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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

dv.,ry ..-.b,,shruent: Crown Hill. 100000
nine: Fa.rrnort. sI5n0o quarry: Hawk
Nest 5000 coal mine. Huntin gtou. Sou
produce company: Morgsntown. $1,000 motor
car company: Ridgedaie tR %. Cninston' D.
Oco development company
North CaroIina-Asheviiie- see.o@ nanufac-
,urers OF scales; Belhsven. $1,000 grain COM
80 Favettevflie development company,
49, Jacksonville. s1co. 600 naval stores CON-
oarv. Mayesvilie $4,000 warehouse com
oanv. Newton. hosiery mill, oxford. Sb."C
bank: Rosemary 10000 bank, eeIeoury'
srooc,, hank ans trust company: Thomas
-siIe $1,000 telephone company, GTeenvflle,
IS 600 publishing company
south Caroiina-Cha-iestoa< slo@ p~o@.e-
ion company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

Hvomei viii Danish cstanh Il you viii
breathe Il a few times day. II Is the
onIv remedy Of its kind before the people
that can penetrate into every nook. cor
aer. fold or oreviocs Of the muous mem
brsnc and destroy the microbes
HYONEI Is squeezed from the green
leaves Of the Eucalyptus trees Of inland
AUSTRALIA, where ostarrh does not exist,
and combined with Lisfcrian anticipates.
Pour a few drops into the inhaler and
breathe this mighty germ destroying AR:
an ar more healing than that Of the pine
covered Adirondscks-
Notice how quickly that stuffed up
head clears; keep at It few days snd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

KcSvfck. Va. Sovemoer E--hrI No'
Naynor entertained 81 -Monrcciio" mos
charningiy on Thanksgiving In honor d
Mn W. c. Reed'e house party" Diune
was served Ct l O'Clock and the rernsind1
Of the afternoon was devoted 70 auction
TIE guests motored ID from Kesvfck In N
snow and ''Noattceiio'' had never locke
more beautiful than decket By the tcy fr
gers % winter. Thorc present we're Cove
nor-eiect William SuizeT. o. New fori7
Hon. JEFFERSON NJ Levy. Nrs J. J. Hicksj
Ms. James Cannon OF Richmond. Ms J. 4
Lonr Of Norfolk. Ms Jvr<an- Of soTtI
Boston: Mrs Ruthe-so.d Duis. Mrsl Pin
acy Williamson % DanviI'e. Ms W 4
Reed and Nra ? L Thurman az EcS
wick, and Mrs.. voo Nayhod-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

bright grades. and prices keep fzm at {.
highest quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

fu1 xfE.eB pcurds; so1d from September
4 fys 10 November - 1912 1s6.Ho pounds;
oecresse tor is12 0seoo pounds
Receipts were very night this week caused
principally By TIE dry. cold weather. The
greater part OF the tobacco taken down on
fhe tsA season hss been marketed en1 q
waru rain 10 wanted badly By the planters.
a. they are anxiou 10 get saers ready De-
fore the hoiidaysL
Prices were sIfEhtiy eetcer thfs week. some
~-,des being decidedly srHer. and -
whole the general average was the best o.
.he sea.lu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Clears Stuffed Up Head and
Catarrh Disappears
,..,be the Healing the Eucalyptus Forests ct Ausra
and Quickly Get Rid Of Cstarrh-

your suffering and hawking and On
charge Of obnoxious muous VII cease e
tireiy. Then continue until every ger'
Is destroyed; until the soreness and drl
ucss IN the throat have disappeared
HYONEI i guaranteed Tor cstsrrl
coughs. cold, sore throat, Group. des)
mess caused by ostsrrh or money bad
Complete outht. which includes inhale
can be Obtained Tor 500 az Tragic Ord
Co. and druggists everywhere.
To break up cold in head or chest
a few minutes. pour a scant teaspoonf|
Of HyOMEI into boSi Of boring vztd
cover head and bow. With tOuei sr
breathe the vapor Until blessed reid
comes IN a few n.inutcs.-AdyertiseTner'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
CUT THIS OUT

IL II Wortn Soc 10 fo"'
send this ad-. with 7sc. to Us, and we
viii send you &c package OF
Rh~umsfseSsn, the great German rheu-
natism cure and uric scso soivent
-..-es ali over the State. and every
reader OF The Tiues-Dispatca should
40 Advantage OF th.s opportunity 70
xct a 7sc package for sc.
HccoRKLE DRUG co.
Lyncsburx, Va
-. 49, che postage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
CONST|PATED, HEADACHY, BILIOUS,
TONGUE COATED?- CASCARETS SURE

Tongue Bad Skin and Miserable Headaches
which
horrible tonight
bv
You fee DON'T forget observation-disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01

T5pccial 20 The T1mes-DtspAtcn-I
Dznvrra Va. November n-Dur7G tne
Early part Of re week tire selee we're s7nall
ss compared with the heavy onernss mere
foro-oL On Friday TIE sales were late n
-. sfternoon getting around The quality
corrfnues about on Q par OF the breaks FOR
several weeks past There II no oimir 1<loa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
DRY WEATHER BAD
FOR LEAF TOBACCO
Loose Leaf Sales Curtailed Be-
cause of Absence Of a Strip
ping Season

The dry and cold weather has cut the
deliveries of loose leaf tobacco Ut
tie short In sill OF the virginia mar
kets. and the sales OF the past week
fell OF largely. In Richmond the oner-
ings of the sua-cured stock. about the
onlv kind of Virginia weed that Is
sold loose on this market now. were
not over $1,000 pounds Tor the entire
week The offerings OF Burnley from
West virginia and Ohio arc beginning
to show forth. snd there was some
thing doing last week In this line
Prices Oh all grades we're well main
fained. There must come season
before much OF the loose leaf Of any
kind will find its way 20 the ware
house noors.
The package dealers arc having .
vacation kind OF q time, there beng
80 little Of last years stock In tue
hoxsheads 20 deal in In several OF
the virginia markets large STnanufac-
turers are taking the reprizco goods
CT THIS years crop several months
earlier than they were ever Known
o. buy such goods before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-01
Can Cancer Be Cured7
IT CAN

The record Of the keiisu Hosrftai 10
without parallel In history. LAWNS
cured 70 stay cured permanently. with
out the use Of the knife or x-ray. over
90 Der oeut Of thu many hundrs1s %
sufsrers from cancer which ~ mas
treated durfng The past fftcen yearp
We have been endowed ~ the Senate
ana Legfsisturs Of Virginia We guar
snt~s cur curea
phvssnsus trssted fr~e
KELLAM HOSPITAL
Issz west nsas ss~~sf.
ErCHuoxn. vEok1AxAs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Trinity Ready to
Quit S. |. A. A.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
DURHAM. N. c.. Nov. 2.-The
story given out from Trinity a few
weeks ago. together with the activi-
ties which she took In the formation
of the North Carolina intercollegiate
Basketball association in Raleigh last
Saturday night. coupled with the re-
cent steps taken by the Athletic
council at its meeting last Mon lay
night, make it seem doubly sure that
Trinity college will withdraw from
the Southern intercollegiate Athletic
association before the opening OF the
1918 baseball season.
President w. F. Few said that
while he was perfectly willing for
the college to withdraw In case the
student body wished to do 60. he
wanted It understood that 1t did no,
mean that Trinity intended to dis
regard the rules and regulations OF
the organization A. regards clean and
pure athletics He said that the s. l.
A.. A. was the best organization for
the promotion OF clean athletics In the
United States 40 far Al he knew any
thing about, but thu It seemed tina,
Trinity's membership In 1t was work
Ing to her disadvantage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Halifax County
Schools Compete

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Nov. AIT
the second annual athletic meet Of the
schools OF Halifax county five high
schools were represented: Oak Lever.
South Boston. Turbeville, Scottseurg,
and Catawba-
All contestants were divided into
the three classes. Class c included all
bows over sixteen years OF age. Class
b all between thirteen and sixteen
years; Glass A. all boys under thir-
teen years
On account OF time, several events
haa to be left off, but the following
contests took place: Running broad
Jump, class c. won by GHliiand. OF
South Boston, distance. l6 feet: stand
Ing broad jump. won by Thornton
Hart. Turbeville, distance. feet IL IL
inches; running high jump won ny
Ronald Henderson, Oak Level. height,
1 feet s inches; 22o-yard dash. won
by Ob'o Turner. Turbevilie: 1oo-yard
dash. won by Hudson. OF Scottshurg.
and Gilliland, OF South Boston, time.
IL seconds All the races had to re
run on an oval track. which was ratIss
hard on the runners. especially in tins
1oo-yard dashes. where inches count
SO much.
Oak Level high school. near News
Ferry. Va. .wone the banner with ia
noints. with south Boston a close Sec
ond with a.; then followed IN order
Turbeville. 20 1-2; ScottsburE. liz
Catawba, 3. -.
Elma Tune, Of Oak Level, won the
hiehest number OF points, he gettins
l13 TO his credit.
| Professors Wilson, Of Scottsburs
irving Of Turbevilie. and J. II. Bin
ford. OF Richmond. served as JUDGES
| About two thousand people Witnessed
! the contests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
HARVARD LONG DISTANCE
MEN WIN FROM CORNELL

ITHACA, N. T.. Nov. Harvard
doomed up for intercollegiate honors
In cross-country runs today by de-
feating the Cornell team. long cham
rions Of the intercollegiate world. by
the score Of "a to IS. The Grim
son put three runners across in Sec
ond. third and fourth places. and this
won the meet for them.
After John Paul Jones. the Cor
nell crack. had fnished forty-three
seconds ahead Of the nearest Harvard
runner, the Crimson punched three
men across the line in short order,
when Carter, o. Harvard. the sixth
man to fnish. spurted and beat out
Longfield about $50 yards from the
tane. the Crimson had clinched their
victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
AUTOMOBILE CLUB HAS
HARD PROGRAM AHEAD

With the month OF November
whirling by the members OF the
various committees connected with
the Richmond Automobile club and
the Automobile Dealers Show asso-
citation are having their hands full
them.
The club and the show association
are practically one and the same for
the dealers are members OF the ctuo
and the club Is also represented on
the Show association by a special
committee the members of which are
net dealers.
The club and association combined
have undertaken to hold a race meet
Ing and an automobile show. the itrst
TO be held the latter part OF This
month and the show in February. Al
ready much has been accomplished
In this regard and the racing NEE
promises to be the greatest ever held
in the South on a race track.
Speed Kings to Race.
Already the entries of Ralph De
Palma, Ralph Milford and Spencer
wlshart have been obtained and they
all will appear here, IL the present
plans of the committee so without
q hitch and no hitch appears prob
able at this time. It Is quite pos
sibie that Alex Sloan may bring
HIS racing stable. headed by Louis
pisbrow. to the meet and the Cino
and Kline racing card. that have
been breaking records all over the
circuits are also expected to have
Representatives in the races.
Owners Of every Law touring cars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Ten Thousand See
Races at Pin,lico

BALTIMORE. ND. Nov. a.---More
than 10, 600 men and women, including
Ma exceliency. the Russian ambas-
sador Senator James, Of Kentucky;
Msssrs. II. X. Knapp. Andrew Miller.
she Count and Countess BensdorR, and
society folk from Baltimore. Phtla-
deiphia and Warrington. .w.tneasad thA
races this Afternoon IT Pimlico.
The great crowd cneersd 3 g.
rode him TO victory In the Chesapeake
stakes, nt mile and . quarter. Worth
waA or hyinG. and was never In trou-
BILE after that. winning easily from
the Shorr entry. Hamilton aud Frog
legs
The Junior steeplechase, 1t two miles.
was won by the favorits, O'Besr, who
hoAe Utmoot = lAngth and . half N .
srsst stsstsA Altvss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE
DEFEATS Y. ?. |.
ALL-STAR TEAM FROM RICH
MOND WINS BY SCORE OF
10 TO @.

Especial to the Richmond Virg!nian)
BL.ACKsBURG. VA. Nov. 2.--Medi-
cal college defeated V. P. ]. today. 10
to 0. The visitors presented an all
start team, composed of ex-eoilege
and club players. Walker. of Mime
sofa, played the best game for Rich
mond.
The Techs scored a touchdown in
the arxt quarter which was not al
lowed BY the official. who we're COM
pleteiy fooled by the play, and could
not keep track of the lineup.
The v sitors made a field goal in the
second half az result of an inter-
cepted forward pass. touchdown
came late in the second half. due to
miss signal by Techs substitute.
who allowed the ball to roll to the
Techs goal, a d stance OF thirty yards.
where a medical man fell on t.
The Techs were in striking dis
lance of the NEEDS goal line four or
five times, but were unable to cross
the visitors line. They braced when
ever their goal line was In danger,
Legge and Hughes. for tn Techs, made
several long runs and played good
game. v. p /. will have to improve
vastly to beat washington and Lee
next Saturday. Lineup:
~ stz~, noiJava Position V p. I,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Randolph-Macon
Has Easy Victory

Especial to The Richmond virginian.1
VIII LIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. e.
Playing rings around their opponents,
scoring In the third quarter ana tsHice
IN the last period OF play. Randolph@
Macon administered a severe defeat
to Willie m and Mary college here this
afternoon. ny score OF 20 to o. VIII
liam and Mary fought hard 10 check
the opposing eleven, but was easily
outciassed.
Randoiph-Macon was in striking
distance in the first period. They
failed to score on a goal from Held,
however. Again In the second quar-
ter they threatened to score Z
touchdown. with the ball on the FOUR
yard line. But two penalties gave the
local boys short lease on life
In less than five minutes after the
third period opened Hopkins the
Randolph Macon's star full. crossed
the goal for the first touchdown Of
the game. after hammering the op-
posing line for good gains. BAue
kicked goal.
In the last quarter the visitors IN.
tered the game with rush. Pitt cfr.s
cled end for forty yards. Hopkins car.
ried the ball twenty more. Turner and
Wray, both tackles made first down
With perfect interference Bane scoreN
the touchdown, hut failed ia klrk
goal. William and Mary lost heart arH
Bane easily scored again, kickinr Z
nnf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
F,nc,h~n Hc.r,.e vceterday.

FNrsh~N Hssussc Yesterday.
vanSe~Aut. ~. vsr~,usa 0.
Swarthmore. 90! urs'nua, o.
Pennsvlvania State, IA: Pennsyi'
vania. o.
WESLEYAN. IS: Union. T.
Ha~vnrd Ia: Prirreton. 8.
Tufts. -: Massachusetts Asgies. o
Harvard Freshmen. ~: Princeton
Freshmen, ..
Williams "a: Cornell. 10.
Dartmouth. 50. Amherst, Q.
CAritpie. ~: LehigM. IA. -s,..,.-a
stevens IL: Johrs Fy~okins, II.
Lafayette. o: Buckneil. 0.
Wisconsin. 30: ChicAxo. II.
Minnesota IA: illinois, o.
Purdue. 81: Northwestern, 8.
Michigan. Z: south Dakota. g.
Y Notre Dame. 3 Etttshurx. o.
Georgia. Ia; sewanNe, 10.
Rutgers. IS: Hamilton. {.
Syracuse. "a: RocheetAr. o..
Brown. ~: vsrmcnt. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

PROVIDENCE. r. T., NOV. 2---Brown
won ~ to 7. but got bad scare in
Ter game against the University of
Vermont eleven. on Andrews Field
this afternoon. being outplayed in the
frst two periods and succeeding only
by the hardest kind of football In roll
ing up enough points TO win in the
second half.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
VIRGINIA PUTS UP
HARD FIGHT WITH I
VANDERBILT TEAM
Makes Great Defense When
Near Goal Posts, Captain
Todd Starring - Winners
Roll Up Only Thirteen
Points Against Plucky
Orange and Blue

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. Eos
the first time In gridiron history VAN
derbilt defeated Virginia, this after
noon. by a score OF 13 to 0. The
score does not Indicate the relative
strength Of the teams, but does tes-
tify to the magnificent stand which
Virginia made before their goal line.
Had it not been for their fighting
determination In the pinches and for
a series of penalties against Wander
bilt, the score would have been much
larger.
Virginia got within striking distance
OF the Vanderbilt goal early in the
game. and Cook was sent In to try 3
dropkick. Two attempts failed 70
score. and from that time on there
was never the slightest chance for
Virginia to score.
Vanderbilt, on the other hand, kept
the ball in virginia's territory through
the greater part OF the game, and
several times came within the i've
yard line. Once the bali was carried
across the line on 45-yard forward
pass, but the play was called back
because of interference by a Vander-
bilt man.
vanderbilt's scores came In the first
and third quarters. the first ~ the
result Of two beautiful runs by Hard
age, and the second following i FIR
ward pass from Hardage to Brown
Curtin, for Vanderbilt. tried half q
dozen times to dropkick. but failed
each time.
Captain Todd was virginias chief
power on offense. while Harris. Fin-
lay. Voolfolk and Maiden did great
defensive work. The line up:
Vanderbilt. Position. Virgfnj4
Turner ........ Left End 49,. Harrta
{Reams) (McDonaId1
Ship let Tackle -. Maiden
paves} fRedual
/ Dawes LEFT Guard -. .Redus
(tfurYmanlY1 s%'.' ~. So @@ 3s'sss 4
Morgan Center Wood
tBrownl
swafYord -. Right Guard -. Carter
| (Covington1
Brown Right Ta.s'e ...Woolfolk
+, f. Brown -. Right El> ..... F1niay
(Millholland) IA
Hobbins Quarterback .....Gooch
F, (Curlin)
| Hardage :. Left Haifback ;. Landes
(Mayerl
| Collins 80. Right Halfback 49,. Todd
Skies ,.... Fuilback $1,000. smith
! (Turner). (Chester)
! Cook. Randoiph1.
Summary: Touchdown, e. Brown.
Skies. Goal from touchdown, Hard
+age, Omeiai referee. Seiden. Se-
vance. Umpire. Donneily. Dartmouth
| Head linesman. Browne. Sewaneo.
rrirna IF huarfers TX minutes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Carlisle Down. Lehigh.

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. PA, Nov. J.
IehiRh fought good hEht against
the fleet footed Carlisle indians today.
but went down to defeat "a to IA.
1t was Thorpe, the world renown.s
o .Hate who virtually defeated Lehigh.
for he made twentyeignt of the visi-
tors points. The Indians had an all
powerful offense, which Lehigh could
i.ot iathom with any degree of success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

HANOVER n. H.. Nov Dart
mouth, showing a return to form.
swamped Amherst today. winning by
the score of so to 0. Amherst. weak
ened by the absence of many first
string men, and outweighed twenty
pot nds, was unable to check the Gree,
and when In possession of the ball
could not gain consistently. The
elrfking features of the game were
the end running of Morey, Snow and
Hogxett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Hampden Sidney
Defeats Richmond

HAMPDEN-HID Nov. a-AI
though the Richmond college foothal
team put up hard battle aeain6
Hampden- Sidney here today. IT,
were not equal to stopping tho 0Aq
net and Gray. who won. IL to o. Sa$
The work Of Saunders 1t oshax4
for the home team. and that IL Al
Der, the fullback. on thu visiting tcn1 =,
were the features Of the ZANE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Davidson Is Easy
for w. & l.. Team

Especial to The Richmond Virginan.'
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 2.-W ASH
inxton and Lee university wa!keo
through Davidson's line this AFTER
noon at will and easily scored VIC
tory. 81 TO o. Davidson had the pig
akin very little and could not MAKE
anv gain and was always forced 10
kick.
Washington and Lee showed srea.
form and pulled OFF play after play
~ will through the line and long
end runs. Bones. long run across
the field and around left end throusn q
Daytdson's whole team. with anoshef
run by Raftery and Buehring ana
Carver's line bucking, featured.
Mcqueen. Graham and Yates did
the hest work for Davidson.
! -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
CONTINUED from First Page-Main
Sectfon)

the Harvard following stood up and
gave vent to much outcry. 1t was
some boot-some boot--take 1t from
anybody that relates the occurrence.
Bricksey Shoots Some More.
OCCASIONALLY thereafter. the intrepid
young Brickley took hot shots at the
Black and Orange goal posts from
any angle or distance that struck his
peculiar fancy. twice firing from
thirty yards and once even further
than that. He frequently tore large
round pieces out of the Tiger line.
"Hobey" Baker did not start >ne
game, but his blonde head was dosig-
ing behind the line in the see.-nd
half. he retired before the close of
the game however
Briek1ey was once laid out during
the final period, but he came to in
time to muss up the Jersey line In a
number of places. Toward the ciose
of the period the Tiger line, weak to
begin, crumbied. and the backs Of the
Crimson slsshed through for touch
down, Hardwick carrying the ball
across in final smash, which laid
out the game young Brickfey. star OF
the afternoon. who was led off ,he
field limping between pair OF COM
rades. Hardwick also kicked goal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
HAIR WARD WINS FROM
PRINCETON BY is TO s

ford. Trinity. Umpire. Carl Williams,
Pennsylvania. Linesman, Lieutenant
Nelly, West Point.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Clnstrr Srvin~s re@sa rMwvtsso.
Especial 70 The Richmond virginian.

Especial TO The Richmond Vtrgfnian)
CLUSTER SPRINGS, VA. Nov. 4.
rama or football this .affsfnnon, IA
To .. The runs of KIDD and the line
plunge Of Nccomb for Cluster were
the features Of the game, Saunders
at quarter. played 4 heady game
Tor Cluster. Leigh and Warren
starred for nanville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

Cook. Randoiph3.
Summary: Touchdown, e. Brown.
Skies. Goal from touchdown. Hard
-oHeiai referee. Seiden. sse--
vance. Umpire, Donneliy. Dartmouth.
Head linesman. Browne. Sewane0.
Time of Quarters. Is minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8: Carver,
4: Refterv Roone. G~~i- FROM touch
Scw~--p, fterv e. Head l'nesman,
IN G~aha~- Davidson Refa~ee--Mr.
wsilia ms. VIRGINIA. um~i~e--Mr. kim
solving. v. NJ I. .Time-Quarters,
rs and II minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Penn state Boats U. of r..

Penn State Beats Z. of r.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-Two
mistakes enabled State
college to WIN the annual game with
the University OF Pennsylvania this
afternoon by the score of IA to o.
played by far the BEG,
game of the season, but made mis-
takes at crit cal moments. State COL
iege scored on. touchdown In the sec
ond period. and another in the fourth
period. The visitors also scored a
on sixty-yard run from
a forward pass. but II was d-sallowed
williams Beats Cornell.
81 ITHACA. N. Y. Nov. 2.---Cornsai con.
tinued her checkered gridiron career
today, losing to Williams by the score
OF "a to 10. after the Ithacans had
outplayed and outclassed the Purple In
the second half. When Captain Butler
retired Cornell went to pieces
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

lceatlsssa q ssscnd Pssa2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03

sScoat anea % secoad 80.