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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30
Holiday Crowd at
Benning's See Good Card

WASHTNGTON. November 9-Nltn
perefct weather and special card the
holiday crowd at the Benning track to-
day was the biggest during tho meeting.
and one OF the largest in the history OF
the course. Holscher and Banker were
the conteuders for the Washington cup at
two miles and quarter. the former com
INK home first Bright Boy. who finished
first lD the sixth race. was disqualified
Tor f0ullnE. Jockey hotter had three
winning mounts4 Summaries.
First Tace-six furiouEs- Rose OF Dawn
f3'a 60 y first Bohemia IS to 81 second.
Stolen Moments 90 20 - third Time.
1916 is.
Second race-selling. five and half fur
longs-Berkely o. TO ID first. Beldcmo 90
10 ID second. kankakee 900 TO % third.
Time .o9 Ia.
Third race-The Junior Stee0lechase.
about two and one-half miles Commodore
FOntainc tevenl first. Palm G 20 "a Sec
ond, Mr.. Mccain a to ID third. Time,
500.
Fourth -Steeplechase. selling about
two miles-Pioneer IS TO Oh first. Captain
Hayes Is to ID second OlerosO % TO -
third Time. 4l5.
Fifth race-The Ninth Washington Cup.
two and One-Quarter miles-HOlscher @ re
- first. Banker Is 70 % second, Pete
Daley (s0 TO ID third Time. 4.l6.
Sixth race-Handicap. one mile-Orpnan
Lad q to j first Adelinette IS TO II sec
ond Belfast G3 20 7Ol third Time. .43.
Seventh race-HandiCap. one mile and
sixteenth-SOlon Single Is to ID first,
Water Grass Is TO ID second Dolly Spank
CT q to 81 third Time 1852
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FAVORITES ROMP
AWAY WITH PRIZES
Biggest Crowd Of Season at New
Orleans Track-Hsndioap
Won by Juggler.

NEW ORLEANS. November 2q-The
biggest nd which has vet assembled
1t tne Fair Grounds track to-day saw the
ldNorltes ronD away with most of the
races, including the Thanksgiving EIaudi-
cap. Auis race was won barely 10y "a nose
ny Ju8gler. with st. Valentine second.
heinere. which won the Inaugural Han-
dlcap. and which was coupled with Jug
ger IN the betting to-day. went lame. and
nnlsaed last Summaries.
FIRST race-siX furlongs- King Vida as
70 81 first, Wood Claim @ TO ID second,
Violin az 10 % third. Time. 1914 as.
Second race-siN furionEs- GlamOr % to
20 first. Jacomo 90 - ID second. sony
NJ g 20 - third. Time, TIA 80
Ihird receive and half furlonls.
handicap-Lady Henrietta O. to p first
la Sorciere % 70 81 second, Palloday Ql0
TO - third. Time. 1907.
Fourth race-mile and sixteenth.
Thanksgiving Handicap-Juggler a TO ID
first, st. Valentine O. 10 % second. Jack
Dolan 10 20 ID third. Time 1:n As.
Firth race-six furlongs-J W O'Neul
@ 70 % first. Quinn Brady % To ID second.
ARABIC G2 20 ID third. Time 1.44 3-5.
Sixth raco-mile and seventy yards
Henry Waters % TO % first. colbert Is
70 y second. Bitter Hand G TO D. third.
Time. as Is.
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STIRRING SCENES
AFTER THE GAME
Enthusiasm and Mirth in the
Lobby and at the Theatre
Last Night.

Tho scene last night at the theatres and
hotel Hobbies was one OF the greatest
bril-iancy. taking in as it did the colors.
songs and yeiis OF the football eutlusi-
asts and college men Until late hour
the crowd remained in the hotel lobbies
and sang and yelled with the greatest
spirit Red and white was mixed with
the crowd as largely as was the orange
and maroon. and the Carounians gave
their cheers and songs with as much
spirit as o. they had been the v'-tors in
the great contest yesterday afternoon
only one fight was registered during the
night. and that was between men not
connected with the two Institutions. all
though they were hooters ou opposite
sides. one tore the colors from auother
sleeve. and the action Ws- ans Htret we
a blow Except for this one slip the
crowd was Ass orderly as could Dee and
Is lrr.rI- fr"sr was m'fl'tA
The coiors and appearance Of the cadets
and supporters made The So enc most nrl4-
liant and interesting Al tae Rilou
Theatre. where both teams We're enter
tanned 10y the management. the chorus
came out decorated with the colors Of
the institutions and sans SONGS iu which
the game was mentioned Every time
this was done the audience broke out
in the most enthusiastic applause. and
the teams and supporters gave their COLI
legc wells All through the performance
the wells were rafting along and the play
was lost sight Of !n tie interest shown
IN tho teams.
At 70 o'clock last night a special train
over the Seaboard carried the Carolina
cadets and team back TO Raleigh The
other Carolirians left at short intervals
all during the night. and this morning
there is not a corporoIs guard Of them
The V ?. 7. team viii leave this morn
ING at o'clock over the Norfolk and
Western, ana viii arrive in Blacksburg
one ~ The df-taeterl features or thn
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MIDDLESEX HUNT CLUB
HAS GOOD DAYS SPORT
One Fox Caught After Ten-Mile
Chase, But the Other Runs
10 SafetY.


I.EESBURG, VA. November gg-.rne
Middiesex Hunt Club cast their pack or
English hounds at Oatlands near Lees
burg to-day. The start was made at $50
o'clock this morning and in a few min
utes after being cast the hounds started
a fox and ran him to earth after an ex-
citing chase. covering distance of ton
miles over a section which afforded the
followers opportunity TO display their
h0rscmanship. The hounds were then
called OF and headed in a northern dfrec-
ton. a second chase took the hunters In
the direction Of Middle0urg. then five
miles north toward Lincoln. where the
fox returning ran substantially over the
same course and to safety in the hin near
Mount GilcaG.
Among those who followed were Mr.
Westmoreland Davis. AZ. T. IT.. of the
1-oud0un Hunt Mr. a. Henry Higgfnson.
NJ. r. II. OF the Middlescx CLUB; Mr.
ChAplherlain. OF Boston. Mrs Davis Mrs
Chamberlain. Mrs Pierce Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hitchcock. NJ. w. @. H-ustis. Ar
A NJ Chichester Jr.
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RING TO COACH
Token Given Sally" Miles in
Recognition of His Work

Before the game Yesterday afternoon
Tue Y. p ]. management presented Coach
sally Miles with handsome seal ring
as a token OF the regard and Appreciation
OF the services rendered By the coach
held by the students OF V. = The
ring was presented in the Richmond
Hotel by Manager Williams. when all tbe
team was present
Mr.. Miles has done with the V p 7
team what few men could do AZ the
beginning Of the season he took hold Of
set OF green men and whipped them
into one Of tho best teams over had at
the V. l.. T. when the team first made
its appearance this season even the sum
pOrters felt that am would be lost The
Bucknell and Navy games. however.
showed that the team was q good ono.
and 10 is known that this is duo entirely
To the efforts 81 Coach Miles
Immediately otter the game yesterday
the team cot together on the field and
elected Dincndal as cantain for the nett
years team. The selection was - de
unanimously. and ali the men are jubiant
overr the Eood choice
Tine IL the second vc1r Dlnendai has
played on the team and curing that time
he has made ryuutaton for himself
that IS most cnNinhie. lu th> game yes
terday he was "e1ble AN during the
raunr and has always been mentioned
most favombiv. lie is a senior next near
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HANDLED CROWD WELL.
Excellent Street-Car Service to
and From Football Game.

The Virginia Passenger and Power
company yesterday handled the enormous
crowd 81 football enthusiasts comfort
uoly and eXpediuousiy. landing nearly ten
thousand people at Broad StrJft Park
I'm time for the big game. The service
was excellent long strings Of cars being
available 10 transport the thronRs These
ni-ed as rapidly as they reached First
street. and many OF them long before
then Many % the cars were operated
from Ninth and Brad 70 Lombardv
street. where taav We're turned back and
RENTED So far as reported the day was
without accident % any kind
Tho car traffic was exceptionally heavy
oil dav. and especially on the Main street
line. about NJ. and until $50. when
the cars were even more crowded for
while than on Broad Street
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G. 2. DEAN.
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Establshed 1855

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80, ocelrete ana ,-1ss- 80 Ie e1e mos
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Deans best srade Pool and Billiard Table
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per set ZIG 20 set. Deans Champion Psi-
erted Pool Balls axe the truest rnost Der
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Green worsted Pockets range in price from
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Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets. fun
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the usual kind q green worsted and leather
White coe TIP chalk &c 5oc. 75o and 81
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Deans Blue and Green Chalk best In thu
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Deans pool and pI.iiard Tables arc the hest.
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Saloon Fixtures, Beer Drawing Outhts Cop
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His Ankle Sprained.

The Agricultural and 1fSNhanicai Co,-
lege ~ North Carolina was somevr "a Z
Teakened In the last hair n the varlo
Yesterday by the injury and consequent
retirement u fits brilliant quarterback
tskrdge- This PLAYER twisted Ms ankle
severely and probably spraine1 IL. being
unable to continue play Thereafter. De
was replaced by Drake. who PLAYED very
well. hut not mp 10 his predecessors
form.
Little stephens. right end Of The Caro-
Ina eleven, although the l'rntest man on
the team player a fast and brilliant game
throughout, ana was one OF the stars OF
his team.
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RICHMOND WINS
ITS FINAL CAME
The William and Mary Boys Gave
Them Hard Fight for the
Victory.
MADE BUT ONE TOUCHDOWN
The Iir-t Half Was Scoreless.
but Richmond Scored in the
Second Half.
- = Il. - -

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November q -
Nearly three Thousand people. the largest
crowd tnat eyer gathered hare To witness
"a atii'e'ic event off amy kind. saw the
ham and Mary College boys on tie cast
no sridiron this afternoon by the score
To the surrN os everybody. the teamq
were as nearls evenly matched as POSSE
pie. ana during the first half the ball
was ia Richmond tcrritOr, constantly
Aller twenty minutes of play. the ball
was on kicumoud's Vineyard line ana In
s. etued THAT % touchdown for the Yellow
ana WHITE was Inevitable bur the Blue
,sla iled raDAed, held their opponents for
downs. and soon had the pigskin away
from the danger line.
,,- l4e Lrat hait ended with tifa ball in
l'am and Mary three-yard line. Score,
How Richmond Won.
In the second halr the Richmond fel-
- W. 20 1"1t q brace, and e. e. Yell
* Ii..e was ora the defensive
, After seventeen minutes OF
play; William and Mary punted Go0ch
eiFeu tle bail ora tho ffty-fve-gar1
Inc. ran nap twenty yards. and thon was.
9.At through for oight yards Then hv
:. ,e AN, me plu1ses. the ban was taken
thcu waite was sped over tfe line fo-
y t'Hc loown Mench kicked an easy
goal and the score was to O.
The pan was not near n goal line again.
ara the 9an'e was finished with n I'm
William md Mary's hands at the centre
OF the field
The stars of the game were c;ooch
eoWen and Mcnch. for Richmond ana
,'rf-- ~on'er9. Dovon and Kir1y-,ovor
Tor Williamsburg. Both teams were IN
sniendid condition. and no one was hurt
during the game Applause was generous
and enthusiastic. tnn spectators rofre-
about evenly divided i'm the roofing"
THO teams lined un as follows
Rlchnond. Positions William and Mary
Woolfn- -.-..-... right end ......... Strong
Robertson. rirht tackle Cant Wantins
FNraVes- ...... right cuard ..... Mac Donald
human 49, COW fro ........-...... Hall
Chamhiin---..... left guard ....-..... DoveII
Miller. ..--....-. lot tackle ....... Tnvf0r
Torthan CWrighN ioft end dab pinton
Memo h------.-. Ounrtorhary .......... Carter
CooCh ....-.... rirht hafrnrcr- * friS-rcver
Iiowen (coDto.. lcft haifhack .... Souiucrs
Wnft'-----.- --.-.. frllh9rs ...-t novaN
H1owu-Wnifc Coal from, t0urh-
down-Mcnch. Referoc-Tone. or Harvard
Jmpire-Wa of VIRGINIA. Tincsman-
Curtis. OF Dickinson. Time OF halves. 80
and - minutes.
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VIRGINIA TEAM
WIN FROM 4. & NJ.

superiority o. the NirEiuians IN running
hack-punts about eGuaiized the advantage.
Throughout the first half luck. a'ertuess
or what YOU will. favored the Nfrginiaps.
Several times they punted and then re-
gained the BAH through a Carolina tumble
or hy tho quickness OF their own ends.
Forward passes were attempted 10y both
Sides ira this half. but generally proved
ebortive Both sides made one trv at p
field goal from placement ln this half
but each try fell short.
Despite the apparent evenness Of the
battle in the first half and the game
rally o. the Carolnians after Viz
Einia's score ir the second half. roughly
compiled figures show that Virginia ad-
vanced the ball further by PUSHES in
this half than did the Down-homers.
In the entire game. including running
hack punts runs on fake kicks and adj
vonces OF forward passes. the Virginia
eleven advanced the ball nearly 500 yards.
TO about l75 for North Carolina Caro-
lima nunte1 oftener than the Virginians
Brilliant and We'll Fought.
Throughout the entire game Il was n
brilliant and a stuhbOrnlv contested game.
The betting odds favored the Caro-
linans. and it was difficult to find Vir-
ginia money during the first half but
after the score an felt that it would ho
decisive. and the tide turned suddenly and
completely. The visitors were crestfalIen.
but rallied later when their team. by
old-fashioned line-plunging. pushed the
hall down 20 Nirginiq's forward line
just rs anticipation had reached its high
est. the sudden transformation came. and
Carolina hopes were dashed.
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HONEY MELODY WINS
WORLDS WELTERWElGHT

BOSTON. November 29-Honey Mello-
dv, Of Charleston. won the welter-weight
championship Of the world from Joe
Walcott. OF Boston. AT the Lincoln Ath-
letic Club IN Chelsea tonight In the
twelfth round Walcott QUIT Tie said
later that his left arm became disabled IN
the ninth round. and that II was i'm
possible for him to continue fighting
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The Yemassees VII.

N The annual game OF basket BAH be-
tween the Gemassee and Mohican teams
al the Holiins Institute yesterday. the
Nemassees Won the game by sCOra Of
Is to- -. The contest was a hard one
from start TO finish and both teams put
up excellent game. Miss Laura
Armitage. Of Richmond. is the captain
Of the winning team.
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Needed Another MIMI

Especial % The TirDes-D isuatch.1
WOODSTOCK VA. November %
Massanutten Academy defeated Ran
dOlph- Macon Academy. Of Front ROYAL
in the last game OF football Of the season
here this afternoon by the close score
OF 20 2. Had the game continued an
other minute Eandolph-AIacou would
have won. as they were almost on the
goal line when time was called
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Neither Side Scores.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, November 20
The Mount Washington Athletic Clue.
Of baltimore. and the Fort Monroe AT
tilery School played 90 a draw on the
Fort Monroe campus this afternoon.
neither side scoring. The game. whleh
WIS an exceptionally close one. was W.
messed by over a thousand people.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE WINS
North Carolina Boys Defeat the
V. NJ I. by Score of ( to O.

:
IYNCHBURG. VA. November % -Da-
wilson College. OF North Carolina this
afternoon here defeated the Virginia Mill
tary Institute In a pretty game OF foot
ball by the score Of 8 TO 0. The Cadets
played more skilful game than David
son. but the team from Carolina was a
strong factor In the defeat OF the Lexing-
ton team.
The entire cadet corps reached here this
forenoon. and with band. alumni ass0cia-
zion and Davidson contingent paraded the
streets. crowd Of 300 saw the game
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BIRMINGHAM. ALA, November 90
Tho University az Alabama defeated the
University OF Tennessee here to-day IN
the annual Thanksgiving game by a score
OF 81 20 o. The visitors were completely
outclassed.
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an interesting game was played on the
Eighth Street flats Yesterday morning
between the Eighth Street Brownies and
the Eleventh Street Sluggers Both
teams played good football which re-
suited in q score % 10 to IN favor Of
the Brownies. The lineup was as FOL
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Culpeper, II; Warrenton. O.

CTIPEPER, VA. November 29-Tne
Culpeper and Warrcnton football teams
played an exciting match game on the
Culpcper diamond near here this after
noon. Culpeper winning by score az ID
20 o. The following il the lineup.
CliueUrr Position warren Tom
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DESPERATE FIGHT
SAVES PENNSY
Only Haniest Struggle of Their
Existence Slaves Off Defeat
for Quakers.

PHlLADELpH November 2q.-With
Nie ha-l within one foot of the home
gay" ilne. the annual game between the
triiiss .anla and Cornell football elev-
ems on rankin Field came 10 an end
~ tA-i.-t t4ller SIDE being able to score.
lt.r An-sA of the contest. with Peunsyi-
aura hhhtng desperately TO ward Oh de-
'a., was as sensational q piece az foot
."t pay as las been seen on tae Red
~,d iil-e grldiron in long time
mere We're but Few minutes OF time
-,-, Wneh toLenoack. for Pennsylvania.
AlcAed against the wind 90 the home
-t'.ll. Is iprtF-ffe-yard iue where "a Cor
At- man got the ball TWO line pIavs and
ternack kick put the ball on Penn
y .i.-.a g ifl yard line. Still Ia Cor
ueil.s possession
iefe tne ifhacans tried a forward mass
il.i, mack Intercepted the pass hut was
siia..r 20 hold the bail and Van Ormon
Irf 'nrnclI. fel on IL seven wards from
eiin7j tanio goal Two plays against
,lc tackles. and Cornell WINS on tie one
YARD frr. u seemed as II nothing ~orf-
f.'p ref nut on the next PLUNGE into tho
i.. me Penn sflvenia men held. and Cor
--N cropped in her tracks Il WAS Their,
fHi-f. tanta ball on downs ponrs,f,n-
...A Of. l1cl not 90 take chance 90 cs.r-.
we pai. With In practicable on ra- gon1
..i-' ana ttnNnrhacr was sent FAR hack 81
hN kNA posts 90 4yirk out. He was ff-
TectF rehind Tho croeshar. ans d. order
[" avoid IT. he kicked to one side Tine
-Ll was bad and Tho bail went out ~
bounds about two yards from tho roai
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WONOERF I'll GAME
On NORF ok FIELD
Indians Defeat Virginians by the
Remarkable Score Of
IS to Il.
EXCITING FROM THE KICKOFF
Nine Thousand People Cheer
Themselves IIoarse-Ran-
dolph and Hornickcr.
- b ~ T-ne.-I.-.,a,.. ]

NORFOLK. Va. November -e,noc-
'a'nlar 10 q degree never probably before
Witnessed ON "A Southern arldlron was the
s'li' between tAe Carlisle Indians and the
FsIai'y OF virginia on Lafayette Field
t"is afternoon. won hy tho Indians by the
f'ore Or "a 90 D.. The failure by virginia
TO KICK nm easy goal lost her the game
Mu'h hcknR and long rrns made the
game SUCH "a one as spectators like best
"n. '"e t.f' present were kept mp g. "a
4''4" piicN ~ enthusiasm. Tho field and
weather conditions were perfect for the
virginia kicked or for tho first ten
minutes ~ play. both sides we're cautious.
ara h"llAer appeared % have the advsn-
'"5'' inc ball being in the afr a great
Ifft oi mo time This was kept MP until
l-ltte hov fnmhled ono az Randolph q
KICKS on Carlisle thirty-yard line John
son was There snoppius zap the bali and
-..H '"' in1lars Who were iu his way
ne TOOK Tho ball over f0r the f.rst touch
u~Nh. JOY and eNcitewers in the ranks
III Virginia Frprortrrs went riot
Indians TOurhdox,r,
r~fa isfi -.-., ,.,...s
,s.stt d, e.t-,.. ' '""h.'H
Rangorr-, rrise.s d.. .
raulc ~ 7-fr.f.f. '''s
Win ~e,4o,.,-..f t-.... p.af 81
s--.,-f.- -. " a-lrf tNis.
,-,-t,.. -' Il" A'oh-oit on Viz
.-T go iA' nF line hncking
- .-'@ th'F made several first
81, H. '-.-l' ifoF vf forced over
80 ",.e i'r a ioacfd'v %. Mount Pleasant
- ''' mo ans kept up their
playing Litte Boy on a
tt M Dillon took Bic bah o.
'-6."- distance ~ Virsfnia's
-- "'I NF ir@ smashing T1tra Pow
soon sent over for another touchdown.
Mount Pleasant kicked goal After ne
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part N the Carolinians. The A. and "
-in. p' steady gains around end and
tDi.-Fn rae line. advanced the ban up
10 lhf t"o-rard line, and IL seemed o. Zoe
Impossible CD stop them. Ou the last
down tackle play was used tho bail
was fumhlod going fairly into Wilson s.
'F- =. j. hands. He cleared tho field and
sprintet seventy Yards. but was tack ed
from behind on The thlrty-fve-y line
Another scene Of the widest enthusiasm
on the Virginia side 90 the field was Wit
messed. and Wilson's name was yelled
back and forth FOR fully two minutes.
AFTER this tho ball was kent ln tne mid
die Of the field without any chance Of n
touchdown for either team. The whistle
blew. with tho ball ON V. y. Us thirty
dvc-yard line
Injury to Nutter.
Right Talfnack Nutter the star erou-d-
gamer Of the Virginia Poivtechnic fnsti-
tute football eleven. who made the touch-
down FOR his team ard was at I'm times a
tower of strength. was injured near the
close ~ rho game YESTERDAY and had go
rctira in favor Of Tredwei. Dr. Lawrence
T. Price who was summoned 30 attend
the PLAYER after the game. made ar exc
animation and found that he had frac-
tured IFS right collar-bone The fracture
was reduced. and Mr.. Nuttor is suffering
little pain from the casualty.
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and wiz from that position be able &C
WELD great influence over the men.
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Brilliant and We'll Fought.
DETAIL OF THE PLAY.

Story Of How the Virginians
Wrenched Their Victory.
Captain Wilson. Of Carolina. won the
toss and decided to defend the west goal.
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Snectators @ Wild

The spectators went wild at this point
and nothing could be heard except the
roar from the Virginia side of the bleach
ers Score: Y p. l.. g: A. and NJ. o.
The last part OF this half was an oc-
casiOn or the widest excitement on the
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..'.i 81 50 .iieilt fi'ii -----.-- Randolph
Little Boy. fulihack . %or
Summary -Touchdowus- johnson. Q.
h"Fnicker. ]; Little BOY. ., Mt Pleas
ant Goals from touchdowns. Ran
dolph. Q. NJ Pleasant o Umpire. alfko
johnson. Georgetown. Referee. Po..
Princeton. Head lineman. Barry. George
town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-30

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