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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06
from Bismarck for visit with Ash
ley friends and relatives.
HERE FROM pRlscoLL

H. G. Boelter, one of Driscoll's
star ball players wa among the
visitors in the capitol city the first
of the week.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06

brought the girl to his home at
jamestown, and states that the girl
had been living In revoi,ing circum-
stances.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06
CROSBY. At WILTON.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WILTON, Aug. 6.--Wilton was IA.
vored with q visit from a distinguish.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06
WORKING on Report.

The department of instruction has
commenced upon the annual report
which will be submitted to the gov
ernOr in November.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06
ENTERTAINED LITTLE FOLKS.

Mrs. r. l.. COnklin entertained this
afternoon a number Of little misses
In honor OF Miss Lois Hegaard Of
Minneapolis who ID visiting her
grand parents at Mandan and came
over to visit Bismarck friends.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06

's' anu thae no woman
Ds rsres: treatment viii right privacy q
s0.L owa some. MS "Favosts Prscrpioa' hss ssrei
Asndrsds OF Thousands Of them the or, m 49,.
q. only medicine Of 10 kind th. regularly l.s.sa
% @ on outside There's Ssar ssssss
"I ~ cono ana no hsntormn drugs found uasc
dealers
h your health Write Worlds Dspenay Medical Aoc,.;os =, r.
res'dent Buffalo, NJ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-08-06
WELCOME WORDs TO WOMEN

Wome" Who euasr with disorders peculiar 10 .heir
sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive ire N.
advice 81 physician Of over 10 year, experience
skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
careful consideration and 10 REGARDED o. sscrediv
ccnhdentisl. Many sensisively modest women write
fully to Dr.. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling 70 their local physician. The local physician
= pretty sure to say that ne cannot do anything
without an examination. Dr.. Pierce hold. FIAT
these distssteful examinations arc generally need.
1885, ana that no woman, except in rare csse,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
BIG MINORS PLAN
OUTLAW MERGER

Chicago November 2l-Rumors that
certain clubs In the American Associa-
ton and Western League are plann'nS
20 become baseball outlaws ana
form a new league were conarmeo mere
President Tip" o'Nenl. Of the West
.rn League, admitted that oiecuse!on
Of the proposed league had been 8os"s
On .or weeks and that the subject to1k
form at q meeting OF tne Ieas0e "e'u
in Milwaukee last week.
Certain club owners in the Weste,n
League asserted their cities properly
belonged to a circuit with MiIwduhee,
Kansas city and Minneapolis ~as
4ontended also that President ~ NeN'
was too close to major league 1niIu
snces. and the directors wherefore Or
Tne invasion OF Chicago and the es-
.anrIsnment Of rival clubs In American
Association cities are said to De IN,
rI,:aea in the plans Of the proposed
!easue. The American Association IS
supposed to have an option on q favor
able piece Of ground on Chicaso :
north side, and for several years mas
threatened to place Q cup mere a. q.
,aid included possible clubs In Cni-
eaSo. Minneapolis. Indianapolis. NIL
gauEee, Kansas City, Omaha. ~
Joseph and an eighth city Ses 70 %
Along with this rumor comes an
other that the United states League:
which was born and died early a.
for The services OF Chance. former CUB
leader: Skiing, OF Kansas City: Duty
of Milwaukee and Brcsnahan, OK 81
Louis would be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
STUDENTS PROUD
|. OF COLLEGE TEAM
All Interest Now Centred II
Approaching Clash With
A. & M.
Special TO The Times D.spatch-I

Lexington, va, November 2l--En-
over the successes OF tno
Blue and White team still runs nish;
and ali interest IS oeing nssnn tbs
annual clash with North Carolina a.
4 ~, which takes place ThankSs N.ns
Day at Norfolk Should washington
ard Lee win this game IL VIII close
since they have defeated their great
rivals, v. r. l., and only recently over
wheImed the Tarheels from Cnapel
Hill IL looks as though the cnanceS
of the white and Blue are soSe
But there is no settled ieerhg o,
overcon fIdence IN the Reilly camp; ~
Is unown that the North CaroHna
Farmers have their usual ois een'
and that this team VII ne sone Jus
victory over washington and Lee VIII
mean much to them II VII! cesta!n.
IL loom up as . particularly os'
spot in q rather unsuccess:u $685.
and they will bend every e.'0 ana Lee
,dec.siveiy last year. Is TO T. ana 'nes
will be anxious TO rpeat. Ines aIe
lrepused not as strong as ir
aad the eleven representing Is, :.
a d.Ge-ent one, too. II Is an all
round bette. lighting machine. tas.er
and plays with more dash than any
former white and Blue team Havihs
hImbse6 Two OF tsStr Issass SS
anxious to annex Q third ana thus
close the season a. undispyted csam.
pions Of virginia and Carolina 30 u
promises 70 BE- Q battle roysl
An esfor. 10 being made % sss
pjsn succeeds q large majority o.
] the student BODY viii be on nsnc 20
cheer on the white and Blue. Just
a present the washington and Lee
camp has a little gloom hansins oves
n. a. TIE result OF injuries sustsinco
by some Of. the men In the saTs T,.n
Carolina last Saturday. keny
Francis had his ankle severely wrench.
ed. and Il .s siow In meud.ns, an 9
IKE injury. Miles and Terry bkewsse
are on the crippled list Ire aesenSS,
Of these nen from the lipe-up VII
seriously retard practice for the wsex,
ana though 10 IL thought none o. tne" -
will be kept from the game, yet
will re hsrd 90 get the team IN tns
proper shape By Thansk.vina. scon
s,tff scr.mrage with the scrubs VII
be held saturday. and after tnat VIC
practice win be light IN order 20 ~ ~
the men in the best condition " Tue
ssolloWSsG ThsrSesv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
JACKETS ARE
NOT OVERCONFIDENT
Taking No Chances With Richmond College II
Game Here Saturday-Reiss Quits Scrlm'
images and Will Devote Rest of Time
to Signal Practice

A.S-as "a. So~-nser a-fsndo'ps-
Macon. s.:s- -. ;sres hsraeS sc.fnnssss
o. -. yca-. GIseoa:'avea iAs heavy work
an. fres.s.a IN q sircnsoys s!Sns! ara tbs
sft,r-rou -. team during ise .srs week
a. sESvn { grsz: AMOUNT o: sizscr are
-. F.t. .fcyssasss - tie loysi ESoteTs. VIE
,asa s.tagaooa "a. - o. the ac.s ara
ys-sslcg tEeiF ysl.I sGo sores. abe Cosca
zsls. .ovsvs rhs team - sas do~a the nels
~ mining 90 TIE FoEsa e<gss In pssa.s1;icn
To- the saai game w!;s Eichrons Co'sese
Szts-exg.
The rEss ;A's week have SEEMED - .sai'zs
,sst TIRE sa1e Ss.grssy can oniy - Won ~
tie hsrsss. birs 81 asht;rx. and ere ps;t'ns
fora even srort thssa iss; ss~ days 30
Increase tast asstius T.frI' ;hs; has been
svffsr; ~. through fhs year.
Tho rusn az a. IN gretty Tar shave.
resascs whs ps. hs-t .. tae Nu.isn ans
gsgy sssa.. hss s.ca enable 80 psrticigs e
IN s.y 80 the scr.nmzses, 5s; has r~en
running thrc-sh fae SIGNALS every day.
f<sxe. who has been sj,k in bed fer week.
= bock - hosassa. sss VA ~ ssas2 sse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
SPECTACULAR RACE
is WON BY LAHORE
Most Exciting Event So Far Run on Jamestow
lrack-Jes uit Makes Farce # the
Steeplechase

sHoney Bee. Ios; Field. 100; 'Mam'
Johnson. l04
Second race-thrse-year-o lds: purs'
$500, selling. one mile: sPendant, 20
Clipper. IS; Tick Tack. 80: Wood DoVs
100; Little ZIP. 100: Judge Howell. ias
Camell!a. l04; Napier. les: Manassen
l07; Rey. los; Colonel Cook 1903
Breaker Boy. III. Partner, ll2; Dyna
mite, ll2: Master Jim. lis.
Third race--three-year-o!d and zap
purse $500; selling; six furlonss-O!d
Tank, l0l: Doormat. l0l: Tick Tack
l0l: Con Curran. lo4; Eton Blue. lve
Duke Dafy. l0s: Geo. S. Davis, III
Hewlett. III; Manheimer. Iii; Har'
court. III; Mirdii. III; Glenn Beachey
III; "Chiiton Chief. 80. .,
Fourth race-Junior Hanc.c@". AZ
ages, purse s400. six furloAaS--La
Iglon. so: Royal Tea. loi: Busktn. lo2.
Prince Ahmed, los; Bosom. liS. Grover
Hughes, IFS: Caugh Hill. l2i.
Fifth race--three-Sear-o ODDS and up.
purse 5000. selling. six furlonss-
.Renedictina. 80: 'ToddlinS. l0l: Slim
Princess. 10i: Dustpan, lol: 'Astrolo-
ger, l0a: Vigorous. ioi: bad News H..
IOs; Little Pal. lee: Virginia Cup. Toe.
The Squire. III: ST. joseph, III: 81
Regis, Ill: Cat, Ill.
SiNth Eace-tHIcS's cal -oAoS e~'N oS'
purse $500, selling. one and one-siA-
teenth miIes-"kaufman. IS: 'Aenip-
stead, as: annie Sellers. ioi: fi.s'
Peep. l0S: Stairs. 1903: Tom Melton
lo3: Harlem Lass, los; Sidon, lot
Grania, 105. Lucky George. 100; aa.-
deman. Io6; Evelyn Doris. los: Lit'i"
l09.
Seventh race-three-year-o! ano
I'D. purse $500. selling. one and one
sixteenth miles-'Emily Lee, 81: 'EA
calibur. loi; Billy Vanderveer. les
Daingeraeld, 100; sam Barber. ios
Lad Of Langdon. les: Nimous. loS
Hereto. lOS; Mol!ie s. lcS; ioiaeE
Castle. los: Lord Wells. III lr1sn
Kid, Ill; knight Deck. Ill.
.Apprentice allowance of five pounds
claimed.
Weather fine. track fast fiFs'
race o.l5 p u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
Important Changes in Schedule
And Car Service. r., r. & r. r. r.,
Elective sunday, November -.
NOrthwara.

Train leaving Richmond SD a. "
daily. mond-Washington local
sleeper. a, present handled on this
train, will tie withdrawn from SER
vice. last car open for occupancy at
Byrd stree, station 10 7. u. Friday.
November %.
Accommodation trains leave Eliza
go A. NJ instead OF 7:is A. u, and
$50 r. " instead OF SIS ". week
DAYS. flor Ashland and intermediate
points
Train leaving Byrd Street station
1911 noon daily runs through to New
York via Washington and +. r X
Leave Byrd street station $50 p. VI
Aa.ly (.ustead OF week days only
SS0tbwar1.
Arrive Elba Station 5:;2 Y. " week
DAYS. instead OF So r. ", accomno,sa :
.ion from Ashland and intermediate
Arrive Byrd street station ESQ p. u
da.ly. instead Of SEQ ?. u
Arrive Byrd street station 1880 =. "
AaiIy. instead OF s:Io p ~, week days.
Throv9f train from New York via y.
r r.. stopping south OF Warrington
oe,fy a FrolerfcksburR. EIba and BYRD
s.ress Stseson, Richmond
W. p TAILOR,
Traf1c Manager.
fAAyeya0NUeufD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

New York. November cl.-Three four
finland teams cutting figure eights on
the tanbark OF the Madison square
Garden show ring started the blSsest
crowd that has attended the present
exhibition ciapping vigorously. Ernest
Fownes. the noted English whip. Heia
the ribbons for Emil Seeiig, two bays
and two browns. William h Moore
fooled his own crossed match team
of BAYS and grays, and J. Campbell
Thompson also handled his own -FOUR.
which was made OF two bays. chest
nut and q gray.
A spectacular feature OF the contest
was provided when. after the prein'-
mary evolutions. the Italian Judge
Baron Gino Di Morpurgo. courteousiJ
lifted his hat to Mr.. Thompson ana
took a seat on the box. so that ne
could cast q practical horseinans eye
over the actions Of the four as tney
made the rounds of the Garden In
solitary state This as repeated Win
the others. and by this process the
S.eliS four were eliminated and the
issue left TO Mr.. Moore and Mr.. ThoHlp-
son. Discussion by the Judges follow
ed. and the contenders were sent once
more to show the PAGES OF their horses
before the blue ribbon, which signal
ICED victory. was pinned on the Bride
OF one OF MIR. Thompson's leaders
This was the chief event OF the pro-
gran. which served to draw the So
ciety and horse-Ioving public of New
York TO the Garden In greater numoers
than on any previous evening. So Ear
ss the general effect Of the gowns
worn by the women went, IL was a
white night. Occasionally one would
Sc. a distinctive dress Of some bright
hue. but delicate tints with large
PROPORTION CT white lace prevailed for
the most part. aud the solid color was
emphasized by the ermine fur. which
hung from tas back OF the chairs II
nearly every box
Those initiated In the h'sso-y o:
hackney enjoyed a sensation that pass
| ed unnoticed b. che majority Of those
present. Tn. etgn. cashinS hackneys
which came INTO the ring TO compete
for the wa.dor:-Astor Challenge Cur
included the brown geiding. The Pilot
! entered by James Mclean. and the ia!
! g.Iatus. Northern Prince. entered D.
! William IL Moore The uHsospectins
/ Judge. put these through tho asaa
! trials. and by the way tee horses wer'
! lined afterwards IL was EVIDENT ina
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

game sasurdsy. wSodAossS eaS eeea ss'sfea
t!or very well.
The reports from Raes:noal College @ske
:. certain ,has WIEN the Sp!defS ana beHow
-.e,.sfE clash a. Brood street Park SATURDAY
g Of ga. hes. gs..ea ever vf;nsssc3 BE-
,F.ss the ,xs teams viii Be p,.iee OF.
IN ,ss Eieamsud College had de:ea.ea
every tssn. "a the league ara f.areo.pa -As-
eoa .a the exhibition game. aed VIE ,se
ssst.rs big :svort@ IN the betting Hss-
G5lph- Macon s~a, TIE SPIDERS Ntoe AZ ~
ss.ph .Nscoa, Sea..ng tAsA 70 90 = Nnen
comparative scevs fsdicsse6 . Ne'ory .os
-. Rso>oi,r-S Macon to ta the exhfhitign
aa-u. ba. The yellow JACKETS came gscs
st-1as an. voa the charpionssip ssms ~ te
80, GEAR Eaa4oips- Macon won Bath TIE
sx.ftftssa saa cAsaaSlo.ssi1 ssr1es -.
..Trs.y 1. 90 . snd TIE latter 20 o. N ssss
HEt,ao. ph Macon vca IRE CUP BHe W. p.s
,E.us years ihe sts~oa ended In q tie In III
they asaia won the Cup ~ ossssunS ~
eitee thsVs tsoA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
w. H. THOMPSON WINS
FOUR-IN-HAND EVENT
Sharp Competition Causes Considerable Trouble
to Judges--.,ward in Hackney Class Gees to
the Virg inian After the Pilot Had Been
disqualified because Not Bred
in America.
in America.

The Pilot mad been selected as the
most likely animal to be decorated with
the blue.
The conditions called for these hack
news 70 be bred in America and regis
tered in this country. Before the judges
committed the fatal mistake OF award
ing the first honor to The Pilot, Henry
Fairfax, president of the Hackney AS
ISOLATION, called attention to the fact
that The Pilot was no. a registered
hackney and had not been pred III
this country. AZ matter OF dact
tina sire OF The Pilot. His Majesty, mad
never been in this country.
There was long consultation before
The Pilot was dethroned from MS
prominent position near the Judges
stand. and though undoubtedly the pest
horses in the ring. was ordered out OF
the gate.
The three others received anothe!
trial before it became evident that the
doubtful standing OF registration OF
Mr. Moore's entry dawned upon the
officials. This horse was bought in
England and never should have been
allowed in the ring. which he was fin
ally forced to leave before the ribbon
which carried with it the valuable
Challenge cup, was pinned on The Viz
gilman. owned by ]. sumner Draper
Of Milton, Mass.
\ new challenge cup was put into
commission co-day which was pre-
scented by Colonel Lord Dec:es 10
stimulate riding among members Of
the United States Army. The compet-
ton was . distinct success and called
| out a field OF th;rty-sevenr which in
c,uded many fine animals and served
to show the progress that our cavalry
men have made since Lord Decies was
here for last years show. The ThiTd
United States field artillery Will have
the honor OF putting this trophy. whlch
i. called The Beresford Cup. in lis
/ trophy room for the year. as Lieutenant
william, II. Shepherds Marshal Sey'
ridden by Lieutenant A. DeSuries. was
, the only one TO negotiate the Jumps
| perfectly.
For the frs: time since the show
! opened William II. Moore did not carr
! off a blue. but Miss II. D. Atteoury
| won her usual ribbon With MCKEE
| f'iste. and Is now only two blues be-
! ;;!nI Mr. Moore with seven firs's 70
: her credit. ,. Campbell Thompson and
Charles r. Bum each supplied another
blue ribbon winner. bringing their TO-
tai 10 Eve eacn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
ACADEMY READY
FOR FINAL GAME
McGuire's Will Be Tackled To.
Day to Determine Second Place
Among Props.

Richmond Academy will meet MeGuire''
a, Broad Stree. Park tais afternoon for ths
as, game OF teh season In the Prep schoo
series. The game should be An Interesting
sne, as both teams are IN the pink OF con
iit,on.
/, took all 0! High schools efforts to De-
.s,. Academy In the last game played. and
Nct;u.ra's also held High School very well.
Baseball! Northern, Freeman and Wilson
will play star ball for McGuires. owens
pin, and Rodea will play star ball for Acad
emy Academy II they win this game Will
tie McGuire's for second place, The game
Will begin at $50 o'clock. Academy's hne-
up:
Whit!ock left end: Carter. left tackle:
Broraugh. lef, guard; Eoden. centre; Par
rlsh. right guard: Davis. right tackle: Mille'
o. Malone. right end: Pitt, centre; wicker.
lee, ha!tback: Owens, tuliback; HeEb!. right
halrbac6. whittet. King and Robertson, sub
stitutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
IcGuires and Academy Play Final Game To-Day
BOTH TEAMS WORKING
HARD FOR BIG GAME
Virginia Regulars Make Splendid
Showing Against Strong
Scrub Squad
Especial to The Times. pispaAch.l

Especial to The Ttmss. pdspaAchLJ
Charlottesville. Va, November IL
Secret practice was the order Of ths
day on Lambeth Field yesterday. but
to-day the gates were thrown vide
open. and the daily workout was wit
messed by goodly crowd Of under
graduates.
Head Coach ElIiotts notice in yes.
terday's Topics. stating that Il vas
necessary for q strong scrub team 20
be on the field each afternoon. and that
the scrubs would oe taken to the Caro-
lima game. had the desired effect A
formidable squad reported and lined up
against the varsity In q scr4mmags
which lasted nearly half hour The
regulars made q splendid showing.
scoring two touchdowns with apparent
case.
Tho men look to be In good condi-
ton. and seem to have entirely re.
covered from the bruises they recently
received in the Georgetown contest.
Maiden. the big tackle. who made
such a splendid showing In the Van
derbft game. but who was taken out
Of the Georgetown contest In the
second quarter. participated In ~
scrimmage for the first time this week.
He should be in prime condition BY
next Thursday. and should last through
the entire game. The big fellow Is
undoubtedly one Of the most pronis-
Ing linemen seen At Virginia In re-
cent years. He Il Of the very best
type Of college athlete. He 10 . good
student and q good football player.
Gillette. the former Randolph-Ma-
con captain. and Loret5. the Texan.
the two men who scored the touch
downs against the Blue and Gray las:
Saturday. continue 70 show UP we'll
on the end positions. Tho latter pos
sesses more weight Both are fast in
getting down the neid under punts. and
are pretty sure tAcklers.
Virginia will not, In all probability.
rely SO much upon forward passes ea
she did in the Georgetown game. The
Georgetown game revealed the fact
that the Orange and Blue line Is ono
OF the best In years. and these for
wards will be called upon frequently
next Thursday to open up holes for the
backs TO penetrate II IL pretty cer-
tain that iine-piIng!ng win be re-
sorted to when q touchdown 10 In
sight. for there IL frequently q chanca
for the forward pass 10 20 wrong.
Again. the bail might be nabbed by
player on the opposing team, and then
punted out OF danger.
There is to be no let-up In practice
this week A hard scrimmage will ba
the order OF the day. with an abund
ance OF signal drill. Care will be
taken. however. TO prevent further in
jury to the players. who just now ara
In good shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
JAPANESE GUEST
FINISHES THIRD
Gets Show Money Over Ora
Morningstar, in Billiard
Tourney.

New York November Elm the PLAY OIL for
third money In the ls.e ba!k-line billiard
,ournev which has been going on for ten
DAYS Al the Hotel Aston, koji SamaGa de-
.eatea ora Morn:ngstar Tonight by score
o: 50, 10 2ss The Japanese player thus comes
out OF the big professional cue competition
with great credit Although he was pitted
agails, the strongest army OF billiard play
ers In the world. he nevertheless took third
place and beat out such stars as sutton
Cline Moraingstar and DeMarest- The score:
Yamada total. go: average. 70 e-Ss; high
runs - 81. =
Morningsta- total. 2ss: average. si-6: high
"a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22

RACING AGAIN
Sir Thomas Lipton's Proposal for
I Yacht Race Accepted by
Syndicate.

San Francisco. November 1.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's proposal for an International yacht
race here in 1878 was accepted to-day.
At luncheon OF the San Francisco Com.
merc.al Club. given in honor Of Sir Thomas
a letter was read to him accepting ION be.
half OF a syndicate yet to be named"
I'VE will meet you with q boat designed
under the universal rule. built and sailed by
San Franciscoans. and may the best boa!
Win" the letter said.
1t is estimated that the American de-
fender Will cost about $1,000 she proba bly,
viii be named 1.-THE Nineteen Fifteen"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
Should Run Well To-Day

FtPst race-OId Coin. Honey Bee,
Votes.
Secoad race-ColOpel Cook, Break.
er Boy. Partner.
Third race-COn Curran. George
s. Davis, Glenn Beachey.
Fsurth race-Besom, Caugh Hill,
Grover Hughes.
Fifth r.ce-The squire, Slim Prin-
cess. AstroloEcr.
sixth rnce-Hempstend. Harlem
Lass. Grania.
seventh race-kniEht Deck, Lao
Of Langdon, Nimbus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
In the Wake of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

is a threat that the two leagues may
be split and an outlaw organization
formed. Too much domination BY the
National Commish is the assigned
cause OF the rupture. ONeil comes
in for some criticism. it being alleged
that he is TOO much Influenced by the
big league mogVls Revival OF the
United States League is likewise pre-
dicted. but this time Richmond Will
not be in the fold. The West Is Dig
country and one which can come pretty
nearly taking care Of itself Trouble
has been brewing in that direction for
many moons, but there will hardly be
a split Some method will be found
by which the irate magnates can be
placated
Roger Bresnahan. Horace FoSel and
Tom Lynch held conference says
news item. Which is our notion OF no
lion and lamb lying down together.
Bresnahan probably acted as the
peacemaker. OF course. 1t was all
about selling an1 buying the Pills
once more Count that day lost whose
low descending sun finds no new deal
by which the Phils were won.
Yale Is up against II. and UP against
il good and plenty. The faculty has
decided that Dave Dunn Is now eligi-
BILE to play, but II he enters the game
Saturday and y.aXs as many as twenty
minutes he will not be eligible to play
next season, the twenty minutes con-
shutting a full game by agreement.
while this IS his fourth year. Pretty
tough. With Dunn In the game Yaie's
chances would be boosted. but the
team would lose a most valuable man
for NEXT season
Remember, it's next Tuesday. Like
wise IL IL going to be quiet and peace
full Also likewise there will be no
lengthy discussions And It's to be
meeting OF the Virginia League. Some
reversal OF form. men: some r-e-c-e-
versal
VIII Punpelly pull B.ickIey Satur-
day. or will Brickley puumel Pun
pelly? Also, for the benefit OF those
who-stay-ac-home, a certain Mr.. Flynn
promises TO take paSt in the engage
me1t.
Jus: think of the lucky geek VINO
put a flyer on that horse which won
at 100 to i-asd Christmas knocking
Ike bIazes on the front door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-22
No Neck Broken.

Alma. Mich. November N.-Instead of hav-
ing sustained broken neck in last Satur-
days football! game. as was reported. Cap
tain Johnson, OF the Alma College eleven.
escaped with few bruised ligamen,s. He
was able to-day to walk about the campus
unaded