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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
FLYING MACHINE WINS
IN RACE WITH HORSE
Novel Contest Attracts Big Crowd to James
town Track-Arondack Takes Feature
Event FIR m Good Field

course been kept by Mars, the latter
would have won by a. quarter of
mile or more.
A bis crowd was in attendance. at
tracted by the novel race. Mars. after
the contest said that because of the
wind he could not keep the track.
Arondack won the feature event OF
Favorites were still in three of tho
races. The surprise OF the day was
the winning of Won Lear in the
fourth. Summaries:
First race--two and three-year- olds,
seven furlongs--Horicon. 10 Davis.
8 to /. o to z. out first; Bounder. lob
tAleX), 10 to /. 3 to 1. even, second;
Spes Nostra. 95 tMcCahey). s to 5, out.
third Time. l:9S go. Gold Bug;
Dress Parade IL also ran.
Second race-selling. five furlongs.
year-olds-Trustee. liz Gold
stein. to 8, to 10. out nrst; FL
Bart 1oo tMccabe,. 8 to - to 10. out:
l:o2 as. Marsh Light, Jack Burdette
Andy Chisholm, Aldcne NJ, Cry Baby
also ran.
one mile and a observation-disclosures.
Reybourn. los (Goldstein). 5 to /, to
l. 2 to 3, second; shandhtll. 80 (Gor-
dom, 10 to IL to ], to !. third
Fourth neutrality-suspicious. and
up. selling, 1--WE and half furlongs-.
Won Lear. 112 (McCahey). 10 to l. 4
to I. 2 to I. first; Seneca II. 1o5 Gold
bility. 1o4 tWrlspen). to |, 2 to l.
IA to 8. third. Time. los 3-5. Lucille
r., Craftsman, Henry Crosscaddin,
Loyal Maid, Woolcasta and Elaborate
Ialso ran.
Fifth race-three- year-olds and up,
selling, five and q half furlongs--JohD
A. Munro. l1G (Goldstein), 2 lie to 1,
even. 2 to 5. first: Lady Chiffon, 100
(WriSpen), 20 to 1. to l, a to l,
second; Baby Willie, 1o4 tKiiling-
i Time, EOS 2-5. Jubilee, Judkins and
Otogo also ran.
iIxth race--selling. all ages one
mile and a. sixteenth-Henry Monroe,
Johnson 1e los lWinder,. 8 to 5. 3 TO 5.
out. second Golden Castle. 1os (Afc-
Cahey0. to /. to 10, out, third.
Time. 1:4s s-5. Hedge Rose, Haman
! Pass. Algronel and St Abe also ran.
Entries for Saturday.
| First race-for three-year-olds and
i up. maidens. one nile-French Girl
| ogharaga, 1o4: Mispillion, 1o5: Tom
Cat La Belle Agnes. Fleetfoot, sabas-
up, selling, about one mile and three.
quarters. over hurdles-Westover, 30
Gun Cotton. Nich,o,, Time, 142; Essex
/ Third ra1H-a handicap: for two,
d year-olds, SIX furlongs-Via .octavia
100; Leah, Cherish, 1o7; Capsize, 1o1
"Amalh. 1o4 Martin, W. Littleton ll6
Fourth race-for three-y ,ts an n,
10a; Blackford, Sandrian, Montcalr,
| 105: Racquet. Hoffman, King Cobalt
/ Fifth racez-for tlree-year-olds am
up, selling, Six furlongs-O En-, o.
'Joe Gaitens. 100; +Grace Kimball, Chill
4 Takahlra, bathurst, 1o7; John A. Mon
4 roe, ITO; Anna L. Daley. 112.
Sixth race--for three-year-olds an
up, selling, one mile and seventy yard
-Ha mmon Pass, Lad Of Langdon. 9Th y !
Golden Butterfly, 90: sSIlyerine, %
King Of Mist. Dixie knight. Anna !
Daley, 1o2; Duke of Bridgewater, LOG
I'll Orc. liz; 'Gheek. %; Gran1a;; az: ! I
, claimed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
Y. M. C. A. Athletics

In an interesting game OF indoor
baseball at the Y. NJ. c, A. gymnasium
Thursday night the team OF Bible class
men from the Second Baptist Church
defeated the team from Onion Station,
l6 to Z, The Union Station men were
not as familiar With the indoor game
as their opponents, but they PLAYED
a good game, and next time will give
q better account of themselves,
In the Afternoon League game the
Tigers defeated the Giants by the
score of 4 to 2. For the winners
Lewis famed twelve men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Norfolk, Va. November 11.-Bud
Mars. in his Curtiss acroplane, de-
feated the race horse My Southern Boy
in mile race this afternoon. but ii
was not fair test, because, owing
to the high wind. Mars could not con-
troll his machine and cut the corners.
The horse started some distance in
front of the aeroplane but before
the back stretch was reached. Mars
was far in front. He landed before
the finish, but the horse had not yet.
turned out Of the back stretch. There
was no question among the spectators
that the dying machine had greater
speed than the horse. and had the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
BY Defeating MCGUIRE Yesterday Public School
Lads Top the Ladder in Scholastic League.
All Scholastic Team Picked-Game Full
of Interest and Props Show Remark
able 1mprov ement Especially
on Defensive Play.

was hard put to It to win.
!, Tn, The game started with M Y. ,,.
gomerY, quarter back for the public
school crowd. ran the ball back twenty
yards, and the crowd cheered Right
here IT would be we'll to. say that Tiers
were nearly 1000 people on hand to
witness the game
1t t9pk High Scl.snl six and one.hali
minue to score the first touchdown
But When the ball was on McGulre.s
and It required three downs for the
ball to cross the line. Warwick kicked
goal and the score was: High School
MeGuiress Kicked of and again Mont.
gomery ran the ball back, getting
twenty-five yards before Ebel nailen
him Then In three more plunges the
ball was on the ten-yard line. and King
went straight through centre for tho
second and last touchdown OF the game.
warwick again kicked goal and the
score was: High school. IL: McGuirc's,
From this time on the game was nip
and tuck, though the ball was for the
most part in McGuirc's territory. Bur
tho prep. school team played great
game. SCOTS kicking saved his team
While Ebei was always on the bn..
wherever. 1t was.
Following is the lineup:
McGuiro's Position. High School.
MeTCeT lei cru ouius
Thompkins. left tackle J. Anderson
Scales. left guard ..... Parrish
Whitehead. centre .Will!ngham
Johnson - right guard ..... Robins
Williams. right tackle -. McEIroy
Ebei (Capt).. right end . Brummeli
Cottrell quarter -. Montgomery
tMoselcy)
Paschail left half King tcapt.)
Gregory right half ..Childress
Scott .... full back Warwick
Summary: Touchdowns, King f2>.
Goals from touchdowns. Warwick t2).
Oficials-Ross (M. c. OF Va.), umpire.
Richardson tR. tC.). referee. Score
High School. IL; McGuire's. o. Time
OF quarters, 10 minutes.
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Football Games TO
Be Played To-Day

Virginia VS.. Georgetown. mt WASH
inKfon.
Washington and Lee VS.. Carolina,
mt Norfolk.
Hnmp,ien-sIdncy VS.. Randolph-
Macon, mt Iichmond.
y.p. I. VS.. George Washington, Mt
LynchburB.
Yale vs.. Princeton, at Princeton.
Howard w. Dartmouth, Mt Cam
bridge.
Michigan vs.. Penn.yIvsnia, Mt
Philadelphia.
Chicago vs.. Cornell, at ithaca.
Navy vs. Carlisle, Mt Annapolis.
nrOwn w. Vermont, Mt Providence.
Vanderbilt vs.. Georgin Techs, Mt
Atlanta.
scwnnee vs.. Alabama, at Birmins-
hmm.
Gcorgia vs.. Clemson, mt Augusta.
William and Mary W.. Frcdcricks-
burg, mt Williamsburg.
South Carolina W. Davidson, ut
Davidson.
vllIanovn vs.. West Point, Mt West
Point.
Wake Forest VS.. Training Ship
Franklin, Mt Durham.
Richmond College w. A. and NJ,
at Rnleigh.
Maryland Agricultural ~. V. ".
l., at Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

John Marshall High School yester-
day afternoon defeated McGure's Uni
versity school IL to o. and thereby won
the scholastic championship of Rich
mond It was a great game. replete
with surprises and full of splendid and
at times, spectacular football. There
was never any question as to the su.
periority OF the High School team, but
McGuire's showed such vast improve
ment and played such a remarkable
defensive game that the High School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
COUNTRY CLUB OF yIRGINIA'S
z NOVEMBER HANDICAP TOURNAMENT

A medal play tournament will be held
over the course of the Country I'luh 70.
one, and a. suitable prize Will be given tor
the lowest net score turned in. large
number OF players Is expected. as ntter
the tournament the annual meeting OF the
Country Club viii, take place.
three and four ball matches are not AZ
lowed on handicap days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
THE TAU SIGMA
BASKETBALL TEAM

A number OF young girls from several OF
come very much. enthused over basketball
this winter and have formed teams They
arc doing excellent work under the train
Ing Of Miss Mary Baughman, who IS physi'
West Grace Street. The teams expect to
be in good condition, and will challense
other teams by the first OF the month. The
teams arc formed OF the members OF tho
Tau sigma Sororiety. and the colors are
dark blue and maroon.
The following is a list OF the names ana
positions OF the players
Corneia Harris. .centre.., Margaret Thaw
Mary Morris. guard $50. Bessie Herbert
Elizabeth Ellyson. forward Marie $. Jones
Margaret Foege.. forward ;. Margaret Harrit
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come to the front and snatched victory from
what appeared to be certain defeat. That's
why the game is so interesting. Fitzpatrick
VIII be back in the game at his old end,
and rumor says that Baldwin will be at
the other end. II this Is true. woe be unto
Princeton, the man around whom the Tiger
team Is built
Michigan and Penn are both ready for to.
days contest. Yost is reported TO have
said that he was making no predictions, hut
that he would give Pennsy the battle o,
its life. Tho Wolverines in good shape
and ready for battle royal. Looks like
the championship will remain in the East.
Another Eastern and Western affair SEIZED.
uied for to-day IS Chicago against Cornell.
Chicago has mighty fast team, and tho
rate. Chicago has better chance winning
from Cornell than Michigan has of winning
from pennsylvania.
W!seacres are saying that Dartmouth
has chance to whip Harvard in the game
to day. OF course, there is always chance.
but it seems impossible to figure how the
New Hampshire team can beat the Crimson
about Brown and Yale. yet Brown won
handy More authentic news tomorrow.
''Wah.whoo- will rins from one end
of Washington to the other to-day. 1t Is
/, said that moro than 400 students from the
university will be In the capital city to
watch the Orange and Blue trim George
town, for that is what verify believe they
will do. Georgetown has a good team. but
50 has Virginia. pick Virginia by about
two touchdowns, and maybe field goal for
variety.
The Yellow Jackets from Ashland are de-
termined to spring a surprise to-day at
Broad Street Park The eleven from Ran
| dolph- Macon is determined to whip Hamp-
dcn-Sidney. and surprising as II may seem
OF the opinion that such will be the case
despite the vastly better showing which
the Farmville aggregation has a large
crowd Will be out to see the battle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

ploISNlp.
DDS of deduction are babyish. AS a
matter Of fact, I would not attempt at
this writing to place the teams in
this division Certainly IL / did l
would make reservation as to Vir-
ginia. Here is a. team which has not
had its merits tried with a team in
its own class, There are undoubtedly
great possibilities in the Virginia
know after Saturday has passed,
Now. mind you, / am not trying to
detract from the Washington team.
They have a great football team at
Georgetown. probably the best in
years. but Shere is neither rhyme nor
| reason IL rating the team above
| Blacksburg or Virginia at this writ
| room has 1t on GEORGETOWN. and We're
the two teams to play tomorrow, and
| If were a betting man. ! should place
| my money on the boys from up In
/, the hills. l verify believe they can
beat the Neutrality-suspicious.,
As for Virginia. Saturday will tell.
II pick the Orange and Blue crowd,
looming from charlottesville. | know
\ the spirit at the university, and !
also know the men who are playing
on the team. To sum IL ali up j
should say that Blacksburg has ii on
Georgetow1l that the university is
likely to beat the Blue and Gray, and
that both of the Virginia teams arc
better than the Washington crowd
II We're to do any classification |
!. on a par, with a, &: NJ second and
Georgetown third But am not elias.
stying, and won't until after
Thanksgiving Day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
South Atlantic Football
Teams
By G. MALBERT.

Ed Grillo, the sporting authority on
the Washington Star, has seen fit to
classify the football teams in this i'm
mediate vicinity. A less brave spirit
than Grillo would hardly have had
the temerity to make such a classitica-
ton at this time, especially in view
OF the meagre material to work on.
Here Is how Grillo ranks the teams:
l. Georgetown University.
g Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
3. Virginia.
a. North Carolina A. & M.
5. University of North Carolina.
g. Davidson.
I. Washington and Lee.
s. George Washington University.
Many OF US will sit and wonder by
what method Grillo has reached his
conclusions Neither the University
nor V. p. !. has played Georgetown.
But Georgetown and V. Z. /. have both
played the University of North Caro-
lima Georgetown played Carolina two
weeks ahead of Blacksburg and won
by the score of u to o. and reports
from Washington were to the effect
that the Georgetown victory was any
thing but decisive. V. +. T. on the
and plenty. There was no question as
to which team was the best.
Little to classification. ;.
Now Grillo says that Georsetown's
scores were made before the team
rounded into form, and cites the A. g.
M.-Georsetown game as an example.
stating that the game was played on
a muddy field and was not a fair test.
We may grant this presumption and
still hoist the Washington authority by
his own petard. If Georgetown is I'M
proving all of the. time, then why Is
this not true of all other teams? Ger
tainly the coaching is as strenuous,
if not as effective, at one place as al
another. And If this is true, then
| Carolina was in much better trim when
she met V. P. l. than when she played
Georgetown. Further, If this is true
and this game is taken as criterion
of the merits of the tean1s-a per-
fectly fair thing under the circum-
stances-then Blacksburg certainly
has the better OF the argument.
True. Georgetown defeated Wash.
ington and Lee. 80 to 0, and V. p. ]
Won over the same team by only 2;
points. But here again the defeatot
team had the benefit of couple o
weeks training. 1t is hard to figure
how Grillo came to his conclusions un
less he has allowed his native pride
in the city OF Washington to influence
his INDIGNANT 5}t ..ts+
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10 Zinc on Virglnia.

AS to rating Virginia, third, It Is
really laughable. Georgetown has met
the Indians, and to charge Virginia
with defeat from such a team in sum
ming gup the merits of the team Is
rank foolishness. Neither has George
town played such a team as the Navy.
To show the utter nonsentical1ty OF
Grillo's conclusions 1T is but neces-
sary to state that should Virginia de-
feat Georgetown, a not unlikely con-
tingency, then the Orange and Blue
Blacksburg would drop 10 third place
and Georgetown would occupy the sec
ond niche. Thus Virginia would by
winning Just one game get the honors
of the South Atlantic football cham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
Shafts From Sportland
BY G. MALBERT

There was just the right tang in the air
yesterday for a football game. and those
who iou.neyed to Broad Street Park we're
not disappointed. The youngsters from Nc
CURES and the John Marshall High School
put up an article of ball which might well
be initiated by some other teams not NIL
lion miles away from hero.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Virginia also seems to be somewhat
in doubt as to the lineup that will be
used. In the backtield they are certain
to start the game with Honaker at
quarter, Todd and Driver at the halves,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Also be it noted. that young Montgomery
is some quarter. Tho coolness with which
that boy runs the team is pleasing to be.
hold. He never gets worried, is always
watching for some weakness OF the opposing
team, and generally aims his attack at the
weak spot. which Is the only way TO play
the game OF football,
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Captain Ebel. of McGuire's, Is easily tho
star OF his team. There were several people
watching him yesterday from tho side lines.
and II was the unanimous opinion that IL
you wanted to find Ebe you must look for
the ball, AS ground gamer She is also
some pumDkins ~ l553slf M IlAt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Don't forget Robins when thinking OF tho
scholastic teams He Is one guard always
In every play. He hasn't been successfully
stopped this season. and II will take a
mighty good man to put him out or the
running.
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Scott is another youngster who Is destined
10 do things. II he improves his kicking a 8
he has done within the past few weeks
they will be ready to grab him at the hls
schools. especallyif the open style OF play
continues to prevail, as It Doubtless VIII.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

of the best halfbacks on any team in Rich
mond. He runs close to the ground. and 1t
takes good end to stop him when he
starts. He is as hard as nails. too, and can
stand an awful lot OF punishment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Al! in all the two teams arc moro evenly
matched than appeared on the surface.
True. High School seemed to have much
the better OF tho argument. but MCGUIRE
Is jus, getting into It's stride. and there Is
no telling what few moro days would do
to that team with capable coaching.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Sands at left end for the High School is a
new r, man. but he played great game.
With Just little practice he will develop
into star. He is sure tackler, is death
on forward passes and will yet be heard
from If he sticks to the gridiron.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

Coach Johns may be satisfied with his
High School boys, however. 1t Is ono Of
the grttest little teap,s ever dcveloped In
Richmond. At times the boys play like vet.
Grams, and they always play way above what
is expected OF them.
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PaMiltoH.

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