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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
.BOWLERS READY
TO BEGIN BATTLE.
Mapleville's Bombardment Starts
Monday Night, When Rem
ingtons Meet Virginians.
nf WHIT WHITMAN.


The local bowlers. forming the Rich.
mond Bowling Association. have de,
clared war on Maplevilie. The refu-
gees declare that tho whole tenpir
Valley from Foul Line Junction tc
Pittville is in the hands of the rebels
The attack will be made Monday
night at Fort Newport, when tho Rem
ingtons Will open fire against the Vir-
ginians, and great battle is looked
for. Both sides claim that they car
see nothing but victory. and the little
Fort Newport, which has stood many
attacks. will be left alone to tell the
tale
Following is the official list of bowl
ers and teams of the Richmond Bowl
ing League, who will take part In
the many scheduled battles:
emingtons-Hundley, captain; Co.'S
Dy. Perdie, Briggs. Montague. Bullard
utility.
Splitting. captain; VIII
hams. Bliley. Sutherlin, Thorpe, Min
ter. utility.
American Locomotive Company
Gallagher, captain; O'Brien. Glaze
Kennedy, Sweeney, Whitman. utility.
Times Dispatch-Bell. captain: la
Wis. Bailey, Dcacy. Hulcher, Peoples
utility.
News Leadcr-Dclaney, captain;
Blair. Beck. Bryant, Lyons. Read. util.
ty.
Journul-shendow captain; Van
Amen. Barrow, Mcfarland, Fitzgerald
Goetz. utility.
Newports-Smith, captain; schmitz
Sellers. Hutcherson, Leary. Overman
utility.
Cook Printing Company-Cook, cap
tain; Booker. Wade. Robelin, Coleman
Bixby, utility.
The following players have been
in reserve by the several teams:
Dowden, Ferguson. Conway, Hep
pert. Deveux. Jennings, Goode
Goodc. o. Sutherlin, Anderson, Lock
EFT, Mccarthy.
This league will consist of cigh,
teams, and the season will open to-
morrow night. 1t will close March
rs. There is little doubt but that this
year Will be the greatest in the his
tory of bowling In Richmond. and the
public Will have the opportunity to
witness some good matches. The
Richmond Bowling League has been
organized on much larger scale than
heretofore, and numbers among It's
members the best bowlers in the CITY
The mana Sement of the Newport AL
leys mas spared neither time nor ex-
pense In making every thing comfort
able for the bowlers. Complete re-
cords of players and teams will be
published every Sunday in Tho Times
Dispatch. The game .tonday night be.
tween the Remingtons and tho vir-
ginians will be called at 1880 o'clocls
instead of $50.
Following is this weeks schedule:
Monday night. Remingtons VS.. Vir-
Einians.
Tuesday night-Cook Printing Com
papy VS.. Journals.
Wednesday night-Alcos vs. News
Leader.
Thursday night-Times-D rs
Newports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
CAROLINA TAKES
TAME WIG TO RY
Weaker Than Last Year, and
Reports From Chapel Hill
Pessimistic.

Charlotte. ". c., October 21.-Caroiina,
though far weaker than In 1910, to-
day wrested victory from Davidson by
a to score. Winston, Tillett and
Abe.nethy were the most consistent
ground gamers for the Blue and White.
For Davidson. Captain Booze, while not
in his usual brilliant form. was easily
the star OF the Presbyterian agerega-
tion Both teams were Lacking in
spirit and aggresslveness. which has
been demonstrated in the annual clash
upon former occasions.
Davidson's attack was weak. her
tackiing OH the defense was miserable.
though flashes of good form were evil
dent on two or three occasions. Unless
Carolina tightens her belt before
Thanksgiving, tho chances for winning
from the team representing the Old
Dominion In Richmond will not be very
good. The lineup was as follows:
Carolina. Position. Davidson.
Manning .... right end ....:. BOYD
Alternately. right tackle. Alexander
Deans 1880. right guard. Bigger
(Crutchheld) (Morrissey>
Ritch. ........ centre. Mcqueen
orr.......... left guard. ......Harrison
Small. left tackle........ Phipps
(Salley)
Applewhitc. left end. Richardson
Tillett..... quarter back. .Curr'e
(Cehin)
Coffin. right half back. ....... Pharr
(Wakely) Cosby
Winston. lief. half back Booze
(Captain) (Captain)
Chambers. full back. ..... .wiiiford
(Falson)
Summary: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Time of Quarters-twelve minutes.
Referee. Barry, OF Georgetown. Umpire.
Hauser. OF Carlisle. Field Judge
Brumbaugh. of Lehigh. Head lines
man. Parker. of North Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
COBB BELIEVES
MATTY WILL TOSS
tcontinuea From rlrst page1

Continued From First Page.)
excuses over lack of condition. Az
said in this mornings story, it will be
like beginning the battle anew, with
the Athletics, OF course having the
shade of two victories to the one cap
tured by tho Giants.
Earlier Games Meant Athletics.
Had the worlds series of 1911 been
started earlier 1t would have been An
ished now. and i believe, tho way
Things were going, the Athletics would
be celebrating the winning of the
championship for the second time. UNI
mndfui of the weatnsr conditions. II
's really too bad that tho games could
not have been started on Monday OF
Tuesday. October or TO- Immediately
iollowinS the completion of the Amer.
icnn League season. That would have
given five or six nice, clear days thar
week, and the first two last week, suf-
hclent to have completed the series
without Interruption, even had seven
contests been necessary.
Far be II from me TO criticize the
National Commission, but believe
they are all sorry to-day that the series
was started SO late. Cold weather
might follow this rainy spell and make
1t unpleasant for players and specta-
tors at the following games. And the
interest has been somewhat shattered
by the postponements. Men who oaue
from the South and West to see the
series can hardly wait around Philadel-
phil and New York for a full week. not
Knowing just when the next game Will
be played.
VIII Not Transfer Game.
There has been somc talk. 1 see.
about the next game being transferred
TO New York. That is idle gossip.
There arc many reasons why the game
Will have to be played at Shibe Park. az
originally scheduled. Manager Nc
Graw Is ready and anxious now for tho
next game TO be played. He has been
relieved Of nasty pitching problem by
the rest which Mathewson md Mar
guard have obtained. He undoubtedly
figures that II "Matty" is right ano
can beat the Arhletics Monday, h.
still has All excellent chance to anne,
the title.
However, Manager Mack and tn.
Athletics have already tasted this
sweets OF a victory over the greni
Mathewson. and their appetites are
whcttcd for more They have been
studying "Matty's" every move and
curve. and arc confident that they can
again defeat him. That accom- plished.
they feel that the 1911 worlds aerses
is won, and the game In New York
Tuesday rather easy proposition.
Jupiter Pluvius has certainly sma shed
records and set mark which will hold
for all time. Monday should witness
another crucial contest In the worid's
series of 1911. one upon which Me-
Graw's last hope is based.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
LAST Days RACES
ARE INTERESTING
tspec,oI 10 The Times-pjspatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Petersburg. Va, October 21.--The
races on the last day of the fair were
among the most interesting of the
week They were as follows:
First race--threc entries. trot. purse
5000. one mile-Winner, Judge Palmer.
Time, 2:1Ah
Second race-sevcn entries. trot, purse
5000. one mile-Winner. Dill. Time,
2:24.
Third racc-gentlemen's driving race,
purse 5000. one mile-Winner. Kelly
King. Time. 2:26N.
Fourth receive entries. running.
purse $3.50. three quarters miie-Win-
ner. Little England. Time. 1:i6 l-5-
Fifth race-tive entries. running
purse $3.50. one miie-Winner. Ornam-
osa.- Time. 1:t5 as.
sixth racc---three entries. Riverside
Hun, Club. running. purae $3.50. three
quarters mile-Winner Black Socks
Time. 1:32a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
| n V N CIBLES
PLAY BEST GAME
Defeat Inperials in Pretty Con-
test by Score of
20 to o.

The lnvincibles defeated the Imperais
in fast game of football yesterday after
noon by the score of 90 to o.
The 1nvlncibles started the scoring in tho
FIRST quarter, when Hill on forward pass
from Gray ran thirty yards for a touch
down There was no more scoring then until
last quarter, when the Invincibles started
string Of trick plays and line piunges,
and Hill again scored touchdown on
forward pnss from Gray. The next touch
down was made after two minutes OF play
when Word plunged through line for TWEEN
~ yards and touchdown. The last touch
down was made by Ruskeil when he ran
hny yards on an end-around play.
The features Of the game were the fine
work OF Tyler aud w. Bell for the Imper-
ials and the al-round team work OF the
Invincihies.
Touchdowns: IIill. ?: Word. 4; Ruskell, l.
Referee Campbell. Umpire. DAVIS. Time
OF quarters, 10 minutes each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
NASSAU UNABLE
TO WHIP NAVY
Teams Play to Standstill, With
Princeton Having Better
Attack.

Annapolis, Md. October 2l.--1t was
the Navy's heavy and aggressive line
more than anything else which en-
abled it TO come through the game
against Princeton Tigers this after
noon. without having q score made
against It's eleven, though the local
team displayed no attack which Sc
riously threatened the goal line de-
tended by the men of old Nassau.
II Is true that at the close of the
game Princeton was hard pressed and
Dalton had an opportunity of trying
10! a field goal from the visitors
thirty-yard line. but the Orange and
Black backs were fastor, and secured
uch more good from scrimmagc than
I'D the midshipmen.
With Pendleton, Sawyer, Baker and
Dewitt. the visitors presented a
quartet which did better work to-day
than did Dalton, Howell. McReavey
and Rhoades for the midshipnen, al
though II vase lear that the coaches
had given orders that Dalton was not
TO be used to carry the ball except in
extremity.
Only once did the mldshpmen Sc
cure first down during the game. and
on that occasion Dalton was ordered
to carry tho ball the three yards
and he did II.
One of the few gains tho Navy team
did make from scrimmagc is to
Howell's credit. for at the most.
Princeton had a better variety OF play
and got off in the back field in nncr
shape. There was fumbling and both
teams suffered about equally along
this line.
The Navy team came through in the
game in excellent shape, and Dalton
and Brown, about whom there was
much anxiety, on account OF recent
INJURIES, played throughout Tho line
up:
Navy. Position Princeton
Hamilton l. E...... White
Dunlap
Brown .........L T...... Philips
QIart)
Elmer .........L G...... Wilson
(Wakeman) (McCormick)
Ingram Centre. Bluthenthal
(Weems)
Howe .......R. e.. ........ Browr
Redman ......R. T...... Mcciain
Gilchrist .......R E..... WiEh;
towel .........Q. b.. ...... Pendlcton
(FarD
Dalton .........L IL. ....... Baker
McRearey ......R r.. H......... Sawyer
Rhoades .......F. B...... Dewitt
(Penhcld)
Summary: Observation-Disclosures, Bow
doin. Umpire-Torrcy. Pennsylvania.
Field Judge, Fred Murphy, Yale. Time
of quarters-Twelvc minutes each
Navy, o; Princeton. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
FRONTIER LIFE ILLUSTRATED
In the Wild West aud Far East-f,uf-
faIo Bill TO Retire--Last Visit Here.

In the Wild West uud Far Enst-buf-
faio bill to Retire--Last Visit Here.
Various phases OF Western life Will
he illustrated In animated scenes with
Buffalo Bits Wild West and Pawnee
Bits Far East Indian battles Will
lie reproduced: an attack upon an emf
grant train will be one of the par
ticularly interesting scenes. In the
scene the pleasures and pastimes OF
the plainsman Will be depicted,
and the fun to be had when the
cally shown. The sports of the COW
10Y Will be shown. there VIII be
lassoing. displays OF horsema:--hip.
and all sorts OF lyrical Western diver
Thompson's troupe of educated horses
will be introduced with the
ranch girls In the saddle. These horses
constitute the iirst group of bronchos
trained to high school" work. They
perform all the stunts" which the
highest bred horse can do. and as
an extraordinary accomplishment one
over table while it surrounded by
a party of diners. AS a climax an In
dian attack is introduced and the
scene of revelry is quickly turned
into one OF battle and conflict. In this
manner the perls of frontier life arc
illustrated. There will be other
exciting scenes with the exhibition
and there Will be displays OF
expert horsemanship and rough
riding by representatives OF every
equestrian nation of the world These
varied features can be found I'm no
other entertainment before the public,
for the wild West and Far East is
in a class by itself. and no other or
ganization presents such a varied and
distinctive pr gram In double ex-
hibition fitting to commemorate Buffalo
Biirs farewell visit The show comes
to Richmond on November /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
CORNELL SHOWS
POOR TEAM WORK
Defeats Washington and JEFF
ferson, but Misses Splendid
Opportunities to Score.

Ithaca. N. Y, October 2l,-Cornell
defeated Washing ton and jefferson by
the score of to this afternoon, but
the Ithacans should have had at least
three touchdowns had they used good
Judgment. avoided flagrant violation
of the rules and not mixed up their
signals. The offside playing and lack
of consistent scoring power in the
baclSfield when the teams came near
the goals, caused murmurs from the
students in the stand, who ragged i'm
potently at tho failure of the team to
get the most out OF the situation.
Fine defensive playing by Underhill.
better interference by the back field
and more vigorous play all around
were Cornell's good points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
WAKEFORESTPUTS
Up STRONG FIGHT
But Washington and Lee Over
comes Visitors, and Wins by
Score of IS to S.
Especial to The cs-Dispa tch. ]

Lexington, Va, October 2l.-wcsh-
ington and Lee won its third game to-
day from Wake Forest. Is to s. The
Carolianians were the first team 20
offer sturdy resistance to varsity's
work. and they sprung q big surprise
by holding tina locals we'll ut all times
and really outplayed them in part Of
the second half. Following the ball
well. they held the varsity to short
gains on every down. Washington and
Lee failed to get away with a single
long run Washington and Lee play
ed consistent ball in the first hclf
scoring two touchdowns. They were
held for downs only five tines in this
half. and Wake Forest promptly pur {
ed whenever the ball went over well
into the third quarter Wake Forest
found strength and began a march.
but lost the ball on a tumble on tie
1orty-yard line. In the fourth quarter
pretty forward pass and one plunge
gave them touchdown. Here Tor
ten minutes Carolina had the vars.ty's
nerve, but the locals came back well.
and pushing hard, showed Tyndul
across for the third touchdown before
time. Line up:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Position. Wake Eorost.

Summary: substitutes: Washlns ton
and Lee-Waddill. sutherlin, Stewart,
Fyndal. Lyle. Touchdowns-Wil
Malcolmn. Tyndal. Utley. GoalsMil-
err 8. Referee. Taggart, Rochester.
Umpire. Randolph, Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
Brown defeats pennsyIyon,o.

Philadelphia, October 21.-The first
Dig upset of Pennsylvanias football
season. was Browns decisive to
victory over the Quarkers this after
noon. There was hardly n minute OF
the entire game in which Brown did
not have the Quakers on the defensive.
II mattered little whether Brown re-
sorted to end runs, forward passes or
straight line plunges In every par
ticular the Brown men played superior
football, and won without the sem
blance of fluke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22

Summary: Referee-Pcndleton Bow
doin. Umpire-Torrey, Pennsylvania
Field Judge, Fred Murphy Yale. Time
of quarters-Twelvc minutes each
Navy, o; Princeton, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
neutrality-suspicious. Academy wins.
Isneoial to INC TImes- pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Bedford City, Va. October 21.--Ran-
dolph Macon Academy won from the
Lynchburg High School football team
to-day. 81 to o. The Lynchburg team
was clearly outclassed in every phase
of the game. as the score indicates
Randolph Macon played in superb form,
the team work being very noticeab
in the final period.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-23
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possibly can. There is no logical reason why
either man or woman should have the cleaner or
more wholesome skin.
We are all judged largely On first and general
appearances. Comparatively few people come to
know out inner selves. Hence the value of ap
pearance; hence the necessity of fresh, healthy,
wholesome skin. Such a complexion is in itself
good introduction for man or woman into either
social or business circles.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
No. l6.5p9.

No. 16.509. The City of Birmingham Municipal CoFpotaAaion'
 Ns. Unknown owner. In Chancery at Bhmihs' ham. Ala. ,,
 IL appearing 10 the register in chaneery TOT sei = ferson county. Alabama, that city or Birnngham' municipal corporation, has filed in this court sl ol delinquent taxes provided for by law ana that |. said list and among the properties proceeded ass. in this court by said municipality is certain popsiS described follows All that part of the w hal 1i block l lying \. of lot l2 and S. Of Village cieeh, Tarfant & McMillan: same being taxes Tor the year 1910. in city Of Birmingham, Ala. ,. ..
 And 1t further appearing 10 the register ta' u is said property Is assessed Co an unknown owner S a therefore ordered by the register that puonesuon u made in The Age-Herald, newspaper puonsneu on m Jefferson county, Alabama. once week TOT oul i . secutive weeks giving 80 days notice thefeoi redn ing the unknown of said property 10 pfesd psid by July 2l. l9ll 10 the proSeeuss in thls court by said municipality (which proeeeass seek to have the property sold for payment o deih quent taxes hereon. and pleading setting np , n defense shall be filed by the owner ot the bIope.S described, within 50 days after date then ma , u will be rendered by the chancellor or tnls t adjudging said property liable for taxes ana ui,eSv Y Ing the register to sell said property TOT e pd ps1d ment of the taxes, charges, penaltles' mteles's " costs that charged thereon
 Done this 9th day of April, l9ll, ,.,,o 6-24-sa-4t J. w. ALTMAN, Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-15
Nh 1fhnl-

 The City of Birmingham. Municipal Corporation ys. Unknown Owner. in Chancery at Birming- ham, Ala. z It appearing the register in chancery Tor Jef- ferson county, Alabama, that city or Birmingham, municipal corporation has filed n this court list of delinquent provided for by law. and that m said list and among the properties proceeded against in this by said municipality is certain property described follows: Lot 21, T. A. Strsuon. same being taxes for the year 1910. in city of Birmingham Ala. \, And it further appearing to the register that the said property is assessed to unknown owner It ls therefore ordered by the register that publication DC made in The Age Herald. newspaper published ID Jefferson county. Alabama once week Tor four con con secutive weeks giving 30 days notice hereof, redulr Ing the unknown of the said property to plead answer by July 21 191l 10 the proceedings nieo this by said municipality (which proceedings seek have the property sold for payment of delin- Quent thereon), and if pleading setting up defense shall be filed by the owner of the property described. within 80 days after date. then final de. will be rendered by the chancellor of this court adjudgng said property liable for taxes and direct ing the register to sell said property TOT the pay, of the taxes. charges penalties. interests ana costs that charged thereon.
 Done this 5th day of April. 1911.
 G. salt J. w. ALTMAN, heglstef'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
 The City of Birmingham. a Municipal Cooperation Ns Unknown Owner. in Chaneery at Blrmlne

No. lo, 4S7.
 The City of Birmingham Municipal Corporation
 Vs. Unknown owner. in Chaneery at Blrmins
 ham. Ala.
 It appearing to the register in chancery for Jef- ferson county. Alabama. that city of Birmingham. municipal corporation has filed in this court list o delinquent taxes provided for by law. and that III said list and the properties proceeded agalhsl in this court by said municipality is certain property described follows Lots 2g and 30. block S6 south Highlands addition East Lake being taxes TOT the year 1910. in city of Birmingham. Ala. ,,
 And it further appearing to the register that the R said property is assessed to unknown owner, ls therefore ordered by the register that publication De made In The ge-Herald, newspaper puDlshed III Jefferson county. Alabama. week for Tour con secutiFe weeks giving 30 days notice thereof redur ing the unknown owner of said property to plea9l or answer by July 21 l9l1 to the proceedinss nj hlea in this court by said municipality twhieh pfoeeeuiss seek 10 have the properly sold for payment or ueln- quen taxes thereonl, and if no pleading settng up defense shall be filed by the owner of the property described. within 90 days after date, then fnal de cree will be rendered by the chancellor or ts couI1 adjudging said properly liable for taxes and direct Ing the register to sell said property Tor the pay ment of the charges. penalties, interests anu costs that charged thereon.
 Done this 9th day of April, l9ll 6-24-sa-It J. w, ALTMAN, Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 16.540. The City of Birmlnsham Municipal CorR9rSI IS1;
4E Esn

No. 16.540.
 The City of Birmingham, Municipal Corporation' Vs Unknown Owner in Chancery at Brmins- II appearing to the register in chancery for Jef- ferson county. Alabama, that city of Brmlngham municipal corporation. has filed fin this court list or delinquent provided for by law, and that in said list and the properties proceeded against m this court by said municipality is certain property
 cribed as follows Lots l0s and l0e. Village Creek same being for the year 1910, in city or Br- miugham. Ala .,
 And il further appearing 10 the register that the said property is assessed unknown owner 1t Is therefore ordered by the register that publication be made in The Age e-Herald. newspaper published In Jefferson county, Alabama, once week for four con secutiye weeks giving 30 days notice thereof requ ing the unknown of said property 10 plead or answer by July 2l, 1911. to the proceedings filed in this by said municipality (which proceedings seek to have the property sold for payment Of den- Quent taxes thereon. and if pleading setting up defense shall he filed by the of the property described within 80 days after date, then hnal de- will be rendered by the chancellor of this court adjudging said property liable for taxes and direct Ing the register to sell said properly Tor the pay uf the taxes charges. penalties interests and costs that charged thereon.
 Done this 5th day of April 1911.
 624-sa-4t J. ". ALTMAN, Register