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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

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su soblen fir De6fsl Der psrtrd6tsn
girma &onisr &c gallsis. fir bic lie
burd ibrs lIntsridrift.n 9iirgIaaft ges
ieiitet battsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

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in Stiide gtng uno er elm gein brad.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
Wettert,eri6t.

HHr Sbio unb bas ipeftli9e
psnniplDanien: S95nes Detter am
NQittpo6; Strihregen In ber Wsitts
mod Ra6t Ober am Donntrtug- Der>
0nberlihe Minbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10
MuslanO. Selegrapb
2sfnfise Adnlpfe
eyanbets iudbrenb bes gam
5eu 1ages IN Juare5
4 ftatt
Gbne Sak Der aampf elm eHt'
ideibeabes Neiultat erges
ben bdtte.
Die Jafurasnlea 5a6sa ben ar5bten
G6ei( Der StaM 6elebt
Die Resierunsstruppen rertheibissa
ii6 aber in feds feiteH 0ebdubsn.
Der aaHpf iDirb am WsittDO4 ipieber
aufgenDmmsH ip.roen.

80 his 60 5nbts unb rs Bis 100 8er'
ipunbets bus Refultat Der beu.
tisen a6mpfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-10

9rr apiatitsr Casper. Der am Wtpns
Tag 4beno auf feinem Flus BON Berlin
nod GuiTef II, 6oIle q. b. SaaIs angs-
tommen tpnr uno om 9ienftag isinen
Glus as4 Gatha fsrsiss.s. .sIlisirss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
WILL TRY TO
VINDICATE HIMSEL F
Virginia's Crack Half-Back Anxious to Clear
Record Of Professionalism--Ma Play
in arolina Game
in { aroIina Game

whose status is doubted. but claims
that something is wrong and that ac-
ton Will be taken before another date
is agreed on. Opinion here seeing to
be that everything will be arranged
satisfactorily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
AREDFORANY
STYLE OF ATTACK
Placing of Nichols at Half Back
for Navy Gives Team
Fine Chance.

Annapolis. Md. November 2s.-The
lineup Of tho Naval Academy team
for the game against West Point next
Saturday gives general satisfaction,
and 1t is practically unanimous opinion
that the team is excellcntly. balanced
and made up for any possible style or
play or contingency during the game.
1t had been thought that the team
lacked the elements for varied game
on account of backs all being OF the
line-smashing type. but tho placing
of Nichols at right halfback gives
the eleven brilliant dodger and
end runner. while the placing Of Nc
Reavey at right end. using a forma-
ton which permits him to carry the
Its husky backdeld men as before.
With the team made up as It Is, It
is hard to see any department of tho
game in which there Is weakness.
Dalton's tremendous punting Che
regularly lifts the ball from sixty to
seventy yards), coupled with agrees
sivs work Of tho whole line in getting
under kicks, makes it very likely that
tumble and recovery of the ball
will play a large part IN tho game.
Should the ball be recovered near
West Point's goal line on some such
play. there should be no doubt that
the husky backs could drive 1t over.
In defensive play the team is also
very strong. Every man on the line
Is a veteran of several seasons, either
at the academy or elsewhere, and
there has not been a game this season
during which an opponent has made
q serious impression on the Navy limo.
The secondary defense Is also strong,
and the backs. with the possible eX-
ception of Nichols, are just as skilful
men on the defense as the ara. elk. With
oil these elements OF strength the
team has the entire confidence of Its
adherents, and notable Navy victory
Is expected next Saturday.
Much praise is accorded Trainer
Scotty Nfcafasters for his excellent
work with the team. Under discourag-
ing circumstances the veteran trainer
has worked faithfully and every mem
Der Of the squad is available for play
ing If necessary. The last man to re-
turn to tho squad Is Leonard. who
wrenched his knee badly over week
ago. Leonard is fast. active man.
and very valuable to the team as
substitute half or quarterback.
The team is particularly fortunate
in It's substitutes, there hardly being
a position for which there is not a
change of men of almost equal
strength to the principal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
DECIDING GAME
THIS AFTERNOON
John Marshall High School and
McGuire's Will Play
Off Tie.

The John Marshallites will meet the
dusky warriors from McGuires Uni
versity School on the Broad Street
grldiron this afternoon at $3.50 o'clocb
to decide the preparatory school cham
pionship of Richmond.
The Mcguire lads, suffering from m
overwhelming defeat at the hands OF
the High School boys in the last game
have been practicing hard and are de-
tcrmincd upon sweet revenge.
On the other hand the High School
lads. knowing that they Will have n"
walk over this afternoon. have also bean
putting in many hours of hard prac-
fight.
The probable lineup Will be as fol-
High School. Position McGuire'a
Cosby ...-... left end........ Wars
(AverelD
McElroy left tackle. Freeman
Hoover ...-..left guard. ...... Leath
(B. CottrelD
Kleversahl .centre..... Scales
Robins .....right guard. III. stevens
(Stacy)
Hamlin $3.50. right tackle. $50. Smith
Sands right guard. ....... Ebel
Montgomery quarterback Wilson
Is. CottrelD
King left half back. Pascal
Brumble right half back. s. Cottrell
Gregory
Ancarrow 49,. .fullback. ..... Scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
SPIDERS EXPECT
TO GAIN VICTORY
Despite Season of Disasters
Local Enthusiasts Are Hoping
for Success.

Realizing the Importance OF having
q man to cope with the redoubtabie
Ives. OF Randolph Macon, Coach Hon
aker. of Richmond College. has been
giving his squad all kinds Of practice
In booting the leather during the week
which will close when the Spiders and
the Yellow Jackets fight II out on the
gridiron Saturday afternoon.
UP to this time the Spiders have
been unable to score on any Of their
opponents. So far es scoring lie con-
cerned the local school has a clean
slate. But 1t is not at all to be gath
cred from this that they will be I'M
able 10 show, some new things when
they meet their old rivals Saturday. In
deed, college victory is not beyond
the realm of possibility. There are
many who feel that the collegians will
be able to retrieve rather disastrous
season by taking the measure of their
foes from Ashland
OF course, there isn't much to GO on
In making this prediction. On paper the
OF the argument that IT sounds foolish
not to concedc them the palm. How
ever. so many things can happen 10
football game and SO many changes
can occur even In short week, that
q Red and Elue victory would not be
at all surprising. Anyway, the best
game of the season should result, and
a big crowd Is going TO be out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
OLD SCHOOL TAKES
HARD FOUGHT GAME
Showing Retter Football Form, University Col
lege Of Medicine Loses Annual Contest to
Rivals Through Uneven Breaks of Luck.
Seymour and Hardy Are Stars.

Though defeated II to c. the Uniyer-
slty College of Medicine yesterday in
the annual battle with the Medical
College OF Virginia. put up q battle
which Will always be remembered by
, tho alumni of that Institution. Upaet-
ting all Of the dope which had been pre-
pared on the records of the Two teams
during the present season, the new
school put a team In the field which
not only held Its own at all stages, but
actually outplayed Its opponents during
Il greater portion OF the contest
The first half. whilo resulting In no
score for either eleven. was nil In ia
vor OF The now school. Tho ball was
kept we'll in the cnemy's territory, and
the Green and White goal was threat
ened more than once. 1t was sur
prise to every one. Those who had
picked the old school TO win by large
score sat up and rubbed their eyes,
while the younger institution showed II
form Of attack aud a defense when
completely took by storm the form
players.
From the kickoff to the final mo.
ments of the second period, the Red
and White had possession of the ball.
Neither team was able to make APP
probable advances, but on the exchange
OF punts the new college had all tho
better Of the argument. covering bet
ter and running the ball back morS
successfully than their rivals. Two
tries at goal. both by Willis, failed.
though the leather came within a very
few inches of dropping between the
uprights. Schcnck also missed tries at
goal from field.
IT was not until the third period
that either goal line was crossed.
Then the University College OF Medi-
at raj ph nj, ria
an occasional end run. carried the ball
over in six plays. Seymour, captain
OF the new schools Warriors. was the
lucky man. He carried the oval across
the line amid the plaudits OF his adher-
ents. A punt-out gave him a try at
goal, and he delivered, making the
score to for his side.
The period ended with the ball abou.
midfeld, in tho new schools posses
sion.
It was In tn. hnal period of the
game that victory was wrested from
apparent defeat by the older college.
Several fumblcs at inopportune mo-
Inents had been made. Then Har dy
was called upon to punt. He sent the
leather across the Red and White goal
line. where Seymour recovered It II
stead of touching the ball back Of the
line for safety, ne attempted to
un ~ oack' anu lnereDy paved the
way for the score which tied tho game
The period ended with tho ball in
the Medical College OF Virginia's pos
session. on the Red and White twenty
two-yard line. An offside play brought
the oval Ave yards nearer to the scor-
Ing point. In two plays Hardy was
over for a touchdown. and Schenck
sent the pigskin between the posts,
making the game a tie.
After the kick the new school punted.
Seymour sent the ball to Hardy. This
big captain and fullback ran through
r. broken field for sixty yards and the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
WILL Make INSPECTIONS.
Deputy Commissioners OF Insurance
Start on Trip.
Especial to Tho Tames-Dispatch.I

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
Raleigh. n. c., November estate
Commissioner Of Insurance James R.
Young has started his two deputy
commissioners out ON a series OF in.
spections OF North Carolina towns as 10
their observance Of building and fire.
escape laws and status of FIRE protection.
Deputy COMMISSIONS Scott has lust
left for an inspection trip that viii
include Goldsboro, lagrange. Kinston,
Newbern, Elizabeth City. Edenton,
Washington. Greensville. Tarboro, vii
son and Rocky Mount. Deputy Jordan
has gone for trip that will include
inspection OF Statesville, Newton,
Hickory. Morganton. Marion, Hender-
son. Brevard, Waynesville. Bryson
city, Murphy. Marshall. Lexingt ton,
Salisbury and Thornasville
The Industrial Development Com
pany, Of Charlotte, received charter
to-day with $4,000 capital. by w. S.
Alexander. W. s. Lee, o. ]: Thies. a. j.
Draper and u. V. Taylor Tor develop
ing real estate hotels. apartment
houses and other enterprises: also
there was u charter for the Carolina
Insurance Agency Company. Green's
boro. capital $4,000, by Paul Schenck.
G: S. Ferguson, Jr., and Lawrence ].
Duffy.
~ well dressed man. about thirty
five years of age. and giving his name
as NJ II. Peacock, OF Lexington, is
held here on tho charge Of stealing 90,
overcoat from the Lewis poolroom. 1t
was John Roberts's coat. 1t was taken
last night and Peacock was later
spotted us tho man suspected. An
officer went to his room and found the
coat hidden under the bed covering.
Peacock claims to be connected with
a Lexington bank. lE ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-24
E.alrr.er:s
&nS pSCT0R CARS
GORDON N!!1a...s Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

insurlng his continued influence in tn,
Republican councils Of the State
1t Is said to be impossible for tho
La roulette people TO make any In
roads In the South. They havs SONS
support In Texas and Oklahoma, but
~ is not enough to land delegates.
according to well informed people.
National Committee Meeting,
me meeting of the Republican :
uonal Committee here next month ~
expected to bring out the facts as to
tho situation throughout the country.
mo committee Is overwhelmingly for
tart, but It's members will not talk
teeiy as 10 tho party prospects. 1t
mas already been decided by leaders
upon the committee that no chairman
Will be selected. Ex-Governor ]. Il
Hill OF Maine. is the acting chairman
OF the national committee, but tho
selection OF a regular chairman win
be left to tho nominee, who Will be
AIR. Taft according to members of tho
committee. Mr.. Hill will probably
continue In charge Of tho business
OF the committee until tho national
convention has nominated Taft, and he
mas picked Secretary Hilles or some
other man to run his campaign. Post
master General Hitchcock retired from
the chairmanship after assuming the
duties OF his present position, and
&c nus opedteuIy INFORMED his friends
lately that no does not wish to be con
sidered for the position again. having
determined TO devote himself to tins
Post-Omcc Department and put politics
TO the rear.
committee from the Baltimore Bar
Association to-day called upon tho
PRESIDENT and INVITED him to attend
the annual dinner Of the association,
the date to be fixed to suit his conve-
nience. The President was not ready
TO give an answer. and will SEQ the
committee again. The callers were
George R Gather. W. Burns Trundie.
Moses r. Walter and ELI Frank.
Pauline waync's Calf Dies.
calf was born to-day to Pauljns
Wayne. the White House COW, best
known animal in the world, but it did
not live. Pauline's most noted calf
was "big Bill.' born on election day
of last year. "Bill lived only ninn
days. although he was frolicsome.
sunny young fellow.
Senator Stephenson. of Wisconsin.
who gave Pauline to the President, said
that "Bill" had been killed by too
much meal. fed to him BY an attend
mt who thought no was doing Bill"
a real favor In charging his die, 10
something more substantial than milk.