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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
JOHNSON SEES NO
FIGHT IN PROSPECT

CHICAGO. Nov. lack Johnson
will retain possession ri George Lit
ties $1,000 diamond ring, at least for
several months
The worlds heavyweight champion
appeared in Judge Gemmils court
room to-day, with his attorney, Gus
tave T.. Beer. and small army of
witnesses, when Attorney Adolph
Marks, representing Little, after en-
taeavorlng t. gain another continue
auce, asked that the ease be not suit
ed.
I.itt1e.s important witness has dis
appeared. according To Attorney
MARKS, and Little could scnFceiy pro-
eeed successfully. Attorney Marks.
under the Law, can start another suit.
hut Johnson feels certain that he viii
not 40 So
HAS No Fight in Sight
johnson, speaking OF the lighting
game. said he could see no opponent
N sight and that he might never
enter the ring again.
AS soon as some one hobs UP who
looks good enough to light Tor the
championship | am willing 10 LAX.
him on, hut / do not propose to an
gage in any battles with "A lot of duns
Just because some one is trying &c
take the homer away from me, sAiV
the champion.
There was a lot Of talk about san
fiy Ferguson. whom my former man
ager. George Little heraided as d
conner He is a joke. and the Iacl
that Barry showed him up in New
Orleans is enough to eliminate hiI
sandy. Then. / listened 10 all thu
managers had To Say about that fellow
Mcleod from Missouri. He was sait
IL be wonder. Joe Choynski sem
him home rendering after try-ou'
AT Gilmores There is no one left
Thinks Burns Is the Best.
Il am going "A road in April with
nay show / wilt not seek any battle:
over here. Who have they in al
England who would give me Il battle
some say Lang might give me go
Tommy Burns would tic him in q
double knot. ! think Burns Is the bes
man the white folks have. and the
pictures of our battle show what :
chance he would have with me.
I'm going to stay around home
this week and eat chicken. | had K
abandon my show for this week or
account of my case In court 1t has
cost me fully s2.5oo. and II looks a.
IL Little was trying to harass me
that's all"
johnson says he will return Eas
about Friday and continue with hi'
show, with which he Is under con
tract until next April.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
MINNESOTA MAY
BEAT MICH|GAh
Nnv. I.--Minncxota and

CHICAGO, Nov. Minnesota ana
Michigan will fight 1t out tbs year
for the Western football champion
ship. Minnesota's Overwhelming vic
tory over Chicago. "a to o, and Mieht-
gail's triumph over Syracuse IL to o..
show conclusiveiy that these teams are
in the forefront OF Western football.
The teams viii meet In Ann Arbor.
November ~. should Minnesota win
by decisive score. Western football
viii take rank we'll up With the
Eastern game. particularly In the
event OF a Michigan victory over
Pennsylvania, which few, however.
hre counting ON.
Coach Yost, of the Wolverines will
work from now on to bukld up the at
tack Of his team. which 20 far has
not compared favorably with the
powerful attack developed by Coach
Williams at Minnesota.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
TEAM RAFTING AND FIELDING AvERAcEs LEAstE

pobson carried off the Richmond
glory with ISL. Titmam second. los, .
and Wallace. third. at .246. Clayton
reached .a6a. but he played IA only
hfte.n games
Arthur smith. of Lynchhurg. aver
aged s2si with the stick, with Heller
dangerously near with .-se. and Grill :
lin third, with .25a
Doane some Fielder.
Daane led in field among the pitch
ers, with IA perfect score Aor seven
teen games, Bussey. of DanSisle..
came next. with $50: MaSberry, third.
with ss9 and Vance. fourth. With
.sss. Richmond had Reveiie in sixth
place. with IA percentage Of 9o>.
Salve, tenth. with .s6s. Morrisses
thirteenth. with ISL.
Presley. of Roanoke. was at the
top Of the first saeke~'s ladder. get
ting .e95, Dohson. the local premier
big guardian. occupied fourth place,
with .as5 to his credit.
Roanoke had the champion second
sacker in Doyle, his mark being .a1s.
Clayton and Shaw who had charge OF
the second station on the local club.
tied in sixth place, with .s54- At the
three-auarter post Roanoke again led
with Spratt whose percentage was
.95s. Shaw, OF Richmond. was sec
ord OF the third station boys. doing
as good as 946. Bunting, who went to
third toward the close Of the season.
telded .9l5.
or the slab artists Rnssey led the
league. winning twenty-three games
and losing Ave. bringing a percentage
OF sci. Doane has better record,
winning twelve and losing only one.
hut he pitched but thirteen games.
Putnam, Petersburg; Short. Roanoke;
Vance. Norfolk; Jenkins, Roanoke;
Walker. Danville: Ryan. Norfolk
Mayherry. Danvilie: Fanweli, Danville /;
Andrada, Roanoke; Sexton, Lynch
burg: Morrissey. Richmond and Dam
VILE: Cefaiu, Roanoke: Revelle, Rich
mond. and Griffin, Lynchburg. finished
In the order name. tapering down
from $50 to 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
TIGERS CONFIDENT
OF BEATING YALE
Haven't Done it Since 1908 and
Thinks Seven Is Their Lucky
Number.

PRINCETON. N. j., Nov. Mot
In years have the members of the
Princeton football squad been In such
good shape for a driving finish as
they are at present and hope for a
victory over Yale In the annual strug-
gle on November IL Is consequently
higher than in any year since 1908,
the date Of the last Princeton victory.
Not a man was injured In the hard
game with Dartmouth Saturday..
From now until the Yale Eams
Coach Roper will devote most or the
time to perfecting the team work OF
the Tigers. Saturdays game With
Holy CroFs is not expected to be /.
hard struggle. Right now the team Is
coming, at iss fastest clip and bids
fair to be In perfect condition for
the clash with the blue.
Undergraduate enthusiasm Is
breaking the altitude record, for mono
OF the present student body has ever
witnessed q football triumph over
Yale. In 1903 Princeton beat Yale
IL 10 s, but since that tins the best
tho Tiger has been Abiesto do was "a
tis Yaie n 1905. when neither team
scored. sS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
OLD STARS HELP
VIRGINIA COACHES
Gridiron Gladiators Of Bygone
Days Assist i'll Preparing Team
for Indian Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Nov. 1.
A half dozen stars OF former years
put In their appearance Monday to
assist In getting Virginia's team In
shape for the game with the Carlisle
Indians In Washington on Saturday,
among them being w. Outerhridge
6pates. of Maryland: Billy Cloth.
coach at Virginia Military Institute.
kemper Yancey. who has charge Of
the Hampden-Sidney team: Baldwin
Myers, of Norfolk. and Thraves. last
years center
Much OF the afternoon was devoted
70 individual investigation, Spates,
Cloth and Thraves looking after the
center men, with Myers instructfng
the ends and Yancey the backtieln
candidates. II was past O'Clock
when the first and second teams lined
up. and the scrimmage was continued
until stopped by darkness.
It Was Of the snappy variety, the
players being urged to do their utmost
by the coaches The regulars showed.
Mp strong on the offensive. They rush
ed the ball down the field in hurry.
but lost Il on tumble on the scrubs
7 1o-yard line. The scrubs punted on,
Of danger. but only half dozen plays
were needed by the varsity to score a
touchdown. Honaker covered 80 yards
Ut the distance. The defensive WORK
Of the varsity was somewhat disup-
pointing, for the scrubs twice scored
vfrom the 10-yard line. due mainly to
HDodhue's line plunging.
Geycr Will He Missed.
Much disappointment was caused by
the announcement that Captain Geyer
would be unable to play against the
redskins. Last week he was in the
8 hospital from an attack OF jaundice.
but was out Saturday. Yesterday he
suffered 4 relapse, and the hospital
phy11cians said this morning that he
could not return to the game this
week.
Todd gave a clever exhibition OF
drop kicking. being successful In four
out Of five tries from the 26-yard
Ilne. Or. Lambeth. who stood behind
the varsity line to-day. said sthat he
eAw enough at the Georgetown Caro-
i lima game to c0nvinca him that he
i had work cut out for both games.
( 0pates, who Ii aiding In the coaching.
played on the Virginia team (which
/ AofoAted Carlisle. He rendered val
tAblo service last year In getting ivr-
y eantA In trim fer Navy.
/ Iho varsity lineup was as follows.
/ 2oWon. right end: Wexford, right tao
sE1la; HOwlee. right guard: Wood, GEN.
akoe Toukey. left guard; Holiday. left
q tAckle: Palmer, left end; Honaker,
yarer. right halfback:
Nh hal1hAck; Driver Jones.
Il M 1890! MI s.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
BATTLING NELSON
CANT COME BACK
Whilom Champion Got No Return
Ticket When Wolgast Sent
Him Away.

San FRANCISCO; CALL, Nov. L.
Battling Nelson is done for" as far
az his ambition to regain the title
of light weight champion goes. in
the opinion of those who saw him
fight a fifteen round draw last night
at the Dreamland rink with Atone
La Grave.
For once the native SON spirit
was absent among the spectators,
who cheered Nelson's game rallies
but who were forced finally to admit
that the once great "hattler' was
only the remnant of his former self.
That he hasn't q possible chance to
wrest the title from Wolgast was the
verdict of nine OF every ten who saw
the fight.
Nelson showed that he has retro
graded waefuliy in eyes ythinE except
his instructive gameness. He was
slow, lacked the Old time punch. had
but little idea Of distance and WINGED
under punishment as he never did
before.
La Grave proved a poor fighter
himself, which was all the more to
Nelson's discredit. Any good man In
front OF Nelson last night would
probably have knocked him out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
RICHMOND MAY SEE
DARING D|RO-MEN
Fred Thompson is arranging Tour
of World Famous Aviators-
This City in List.

Unless plans now being worked out
by Fred Thompson. OF Luna Par X
fame. fail to materialize Richmond
Will soon witness one of the biggest
aviation meets ever contemplated. rs
n tour Is now being arranged. while a
number OF the most daring and skill
rut bird-mcn have already been sign
ed.
The list OF Cities to be included IN
the tour as given out by Thompson
manager includes the following:
Chicago, Cincinnati. Toledo. Rich
mnnd. Washington. Louisville. Mobile,
New Orleans. Charleston, Birming-
ham. Nashville. Memphis, Atlanta.
Denver. Salt Lake City, Seattle. Spo-
kane. Kansas City. St. Paul, Mt,wau-
kee, Winnipeg. Montreal Toronto. st.
Louis, Los Angeles, San Francisco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
EXPECT FINE SPORT
At JAMESTOWN
Track East--Weather Enlivening,
Entries Many and Classy and
Crowd Large.

NARFOLk, VA, Nov. With
some Of the best and fastest horses
in this country ready for the barrier
to fly up. ana with practically ali the
race wise folk 81 the east On hand
to watch and appiua the sport, the
fall meeting Of the jamestown Jock
ey Cub VIA begin Tuesday afternoon
In blaze OF giory. FROM the num-
Der OF horses and race toiioWers here
there is every reason fer Deliesing tpis
year $ meeting will Tar surpass any
presious one. The cara tor each uay
IL exceptionally strong, the track fast.
and the weather 5use suneteatly ting
ed with cold 10 sung the horses to
their best stride.
JuagiHg from the number of high
class tuogoushproas tnat nave been
shipped From Baltimore 10 lake part
in tne meeting. Aafyaalta wlli ~
Well represented IN tne caass raea
to be aeeiued. r. :. Garrett, e.
Hall, X. II. i5eal, ieat faff, Hair
Ritess NJ j. Cromwell, j. j. Ia.
roli, }. GlAuisn and oGners have u
ready shipped their ataDies ana the
bid fair 70 win their snares Gf T..
races tn lie run aurtag me meetiils
The three steamship lines tunAiiis
to Nortoik We're packed 10 tn.Ar ea
paeity with hoases ana tHr5 men.
HunuleGa OF others eanle va the rail
route ana there VIA iee ses @rai arris-
ed TUESDAY, mat Mere unable 10 Sc
cure accommodations Monday morn
ing.
Mortimer NJ MaIeney. who had
charge OF the 1imiice ring and $40
Will act in a ike Capaelts at the
Jamestown meeting. iie.aaed large
f.sf llxf sst a -
morning ty rali. rank J. Bryan.
Harry Price, l.. &. Smith. Herman
Conkting anu G.-ts. Hail being among
those III the party.
The stables Of William Garth,
Woods iartn. Hughey Fenay. Jcan
Duffy and others reached jamestown
Monuay night.
tuesdays Card.
First race--r or S.aF-elas, Fix
furlonss. Via OctaSia. Leah, les:
Cuttyhunk. 1a3. sAnalii I0a: Rem
caxa. istaemouse. 80
Second race-~-E'or tnree-gear- oids
ana up; selling one mile and three
siAi..rths. silyerine. 400: Wilton
I-atkase. los; bang. ice; 0ghwa.sa,
sNeoskal.eta- -. Wanna. Aigronti,
80. My Gal. 50.
Thiid raee-~Four year Odds and UP.
hurdles, about one and three-auarier
miles DIR, Heard, l&e. Hrstos x,
Axutsma.d. iirazing Breeze, Lizzie
Fiat. 1856.
Fourih racee-~Norfoik handicap:
3i.9vp. for tnTee-year-ald and np.
seven furionga. Bosom. lis: Guy
Fisher, LII; Practical, liz: High Pri-
waite, lie. j. II. Hougnton. ie5; Faaa-
tieroy. i94: Montcaiin. i0l; Bahbier.
Vanden, II; Amaif, ~. sfBelmeut
entry.
Fifth raee--for @sear-ot,ls. SELL
ing: five furlongs. f'irew6ed, Ia,
Highiiown, III: Hawklike. Trustee.
los. SehnickeIfsIfz, Alice Virginia.
Thrifty. Clifton. Eeuaaga. Fair Miss,
Corinth. Aidisa. Forester. IEaora, L..
"Aiaie Britxen, -.
Sixth r.te e'a-T'or three year olds and
up selling one mile and twenty
yards. 1ampaigner, TakAhira. l0is
the Golden Butterfly. t9a. Wilton
I.ackaaye. 10i. *Malatsne. Harvey /,
leo; Lad Of Iatigth-n. ss, snraeoola.
30
grIonlslinio: v-af9p. miTia shalu
Apprentice allowance claimed.
First rate Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday a, 80 T. NJ. Thereafter 81
3.Is +. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
BURNS DEFEATS
LITTLE TOM H0UCk

NEW YORK. November l.---At last
one of the colony Of Philadelphia
scrappers has had to take beating
from a New York pug. He Il
Tommy Houch. the great little ban
tam, who last night at the Olympic
Club met a greater little fellow In
frankie Burns, of Jersey City. The
fight interrupted the long winning
streak OF the Slowtown boy but not
until he had put up n splendid fight
and made Burns go the limit to win
out.
The terrific hammering that Houck
received weakened him and In the
closing rounds Burns margin Of
superiority gradually widened.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
HOPE sPR|MGETH
IN CAMPS BOSOM

NEW HAVEN. CONN, November Il.
Optimism in big patches may ~
seen in and around the Yale fo0thAn
camp these days, Walter Camp and
Head Coach Coy are preaching tn
gospel of hope and point out tha4
other teams have made bad starts only
to wind up victoriously over herNdls
tary rivals at the end Of the sAAo01.
Bolstered up by the Colgate vict6xX
and yesterdays favorable practice. tkS
student body responded heartily to t1I0
optimism of the leaders to-day. I14
college boys have planned several ha3
rallies and cheering practices Ca1nT
and Coy have intimated that tl1ex
will be no let UP until the close o. ~
season. Sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
BIC NOTIONS PUNCHED
OUT Or CON OkElLl

UTICA, n. Y. November I.---What-
ever notion Con O'Keliy had that ne
WAS the logical candidate 10 meet
Jack johnson fog. the pugtltetic cham
pionshtp OF the world. hAe vanished
as the result Of his bout last night
with Hank Grimm, . California heavy,
was ot,tfought from first to last and
showed no vssiige Of championship
ability. His superior Metga.t ywas
mora than Offset by 0etnliu's clever
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.--More aero
planes than records We're smashed at
the second International aviation
meet, which concluded in snarl that
to-day threatens to make American
"sportsmanship' a hyword in Eu-
rope.
The resignation of j. Armstrong
Drexei from the Aero Club OF Amer
lea, because of what he termed
Juggling OF the rules to prevent
Claude 0rahamrW White from win
ming the $4,000 Statute ef-Iiberty
contest meets with the approval OF
most of the aviators who partiei-
pated in the meet.
Drexcl, a 4 iliionaire sportsman.
sacrificed time ard money 70 return
to his native land and periodically
TO endeavor to win laurels for Amer
lea But he was en- Uttered when
he saw rules made apparently on the
spur OF the moment that debarred
foreigners from wrestling the big
prize from John B. Afoisant, Drexel
attaches no whit of blame to Mois-
ant. ON the other hand. he praises
this daring little American. who, like
himself sacrificed much TO iight for
his country IN the air.
G;rahame- White made himself very
unpopular during the meeting, but
rvs ala NOT axe,,s. 1be aviation COM
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
FEAR OvERC0NF|OENCE
AMONG HARVARD men

BOSTON. MASS, November L.
Over confidence. due to the brilliant
record of the Harvard football team
this year. is the one thing now feared
by the Crimson coaches and one OF
their chief efforts this week will be
to remove all budding symptoms Of
swell-headedness among members of
the team. The team was given light
work to-day. following the hard game
with West Point on Saturday. The
team will now be pointed for the
Dartmouth game on November II, the
last game before the Yale struggle.
The game next Saturday with Cornell.
II liz not believed. will be much more
than a workout for Haughton's men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
JOE TINKER JOINS
RANKS Of ACTORS

CHICAGO. Nov. Joe Tinker, star
shortstop and actor of the Chicago
Cubs. has made his 1910 debut behind
the footiights. and reports from Dam
vile. Ill. to-day indicate that the In
habitants of Speaker Cannon's village
have hopes of living to see another
baseball season.
Tinker has deserted the straight"
stuff this season and opened up at
Danville last night with a monoiogue
act assisted by moving pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
SMASHED FLYERS
BESIDES RECORD
Thirteen Heavier-Than-Air Ma
chimes were Shattered III Acct
dents at Aviation Meet.
MoIsANT LOST FOUR
~-------.--
Grahame-White, lie Of the Chur-
lish Dispo, Broke Up
MOISANT LOST
Smashed Flyers at Aviation

John b. Moisant led i'm this
.Confest." with four wrecked
Blcr.ofs to his credit.
Grainame-N iiite was second
with u F'arnian Ri-plane and
q Bieriot i;se-horst.-posser Bad
Iy damaged.
The following avintors each
liad one machine wrecked or
damaged: Walter lsroohins,
Wright Bi-plane, DANES Rad
ley, RIert0t moropiane. TOD
Sllriycr. Dietz-Siiri.rr bi-pianc.
j. j. Frisbic. Curtiss type Di-
plane, Alfred LeBlanc, 500
horse power Bieriot. clifford
Il. Harmon. F'arrnan bi-piare.
OrviIie Wright. Wright BIZ
plane.
Leblanc was badly cut and
bruised and Erookins more ser
iousiy injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
No Editorial Comment.

LONDON, Nov. THE London
Morning papers made no editorial
comment on the charges of Claude
0rahame White and j. Armstrong
Drcxel that Grahame-White was ac-
Corded unfair treatment ut the Inter
national Aviation meeting In New
York. the papers. however, all print
0kAunhA NFhitsss aAd prennl'aI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
Hole in Colts Bat---Jamestown Meet Opens

charges in full, under sympathising
headlines and appear TO accept. with
out question. the charges Of the avia-
tors that the rules were "juggled"
so that the Englishman could not
win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-01
THEY COVERED THE SOD
BUTWERE. WEAKWITHR

And that Why Owner Badleys Colts Were Tethered TO Pos
Number 5-Ofca Figures Show Many Individual Field
ing Local Team But Few Stellar Swatters
Other Gossip About the Numerals
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-01-01

kann.
Then all passed into the parlor,
where the guests were received by
the hostcsses. and we're made to
iecl most welcome 10y their gracious
and friendly greetings. And on in
to the dining room presided over
by Mesdames Thomson. Slaughter,
Hamilton and Miss Althizer who
served to each most delicious
chocolate with whipped cream,
macaroons and mints.
And SO, from ago until there
was continuous stream OF guests
and seemingly all OF Tucumcari's s
fair women, beautifully gowned,
were there, endowed with the spirit
OF the day; expressing to the host
essrs, At their departure, their
pIeasu: in meeting and greeting
so many friends, and fhe unani.
nous hope that the time honored
custom here launched by them may
become a permanent function in
Tucumcari's social circles, sc
thoroughly enjoyable was this frs,
perfect AT Home.