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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
INQUIRIES TEAMHO DIS
ACADEMY SCOREI,E SS
Superior Weight of Backfield Aided in Victory.
Game Was One-Sided, but Gamely Fought, Ro-
den Pitt and Davis Doing Splendid Work
for the Defeated Warriors.

ball went over. Northern was called
| around left end. and with the oval
! tucked under his arm he made forty
Vineyard run for touchdown With
four of the Academy men in his path
he fairly flew over tho turf. and by
quick lodging, ran under the goal
posts for the PROTEST sprint Of the
game. He then licked goal, which
made the score 81 to 0.
McGuires kicked. but got the ball
after downs, and after n series OF end
runs and line plunges III. Cogbill fell
over the Academy goal line for Nc.
Cures fourth touchdown. Northern
kicked goal. making the score IS to o,
with the Academy lighting hard to
check tehir opponents.
In tho first four minutes or tina
fourth quarter McGu!re's worked their
way down to the Academy hfteen-y
line. Northern, with good intcrfer.
enco, went through the Academy line
for the last touchdown OF the game
He missed kicking goal for the first
time. Academy was called off-sNo
and lie had another chance to kick tho
goal, but failed The score stood
"a 10 with about FIVE minutes to play
Starkey was substituted for Northern,
who received minor hurt. Richmond
Academy. by desperate efforts, worked
forward passes to the advantage OF
putting them on McGuire's two-yard
line. McGuire's braced and received
the ball after downs. and worked il
back 90 the centre OF the field. where
1T was when the whistle blew. an.
nouncing the end Of the game.
The lineup and summary:
r a. Position. McGuire's
Whitlock $50. left end. w. Hammond
Davis 1888. left tackle. 1900. James
Spencer. left guard. Addison
y. Rodcn.... centre ....... Craven
Parrish right guard C. Hammond
It. Miller fright tackle. j. Leach
a. Miller 49,. right end. Baldwin
Pitt ....; quarter back. Northern
tCaptain) tStarkey)
E. Roden :. left half back NJ Cogbill
Owens full back. Bruce
(Captain)
Kpyls right half back ,.T:. cogttn
Richmond Academy o, Touchdowns--
for McGuire's. Bruce, r Cogbill, North
ern (2), NJ. Cogbill. Kicked goals
for McGuire's, Northern "a. Time OF
quarters, ten minutes. Officials: Referee,
Schenck, Medical College or Virginia.
Umpire, Dobson, Richmond College.
Headlincsman. Scales. Richmond Col
lcge Timckeepers, Gary, Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, and Amos. Bene-
dictine College.
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P rep S c h 0 o.
League Standing

In a we'll played but one-sided game
OF football at Broad street Park yes
,e-day afternoon McGuires defeated
Inc Richmond Academy by the largo
score OF "a TO q. in the second Prep
school League championship game.
McGuirc's outweiEhed the Academy by
twenty pounds TO the man. and with
perfect interference, worked their way
10 goal i've times. Richmond Acade-
my was compelled TO play on the de-
iensiva most OF The time, rs they could
gain nothing through the heavy line
OF their opponents. Even though the
>coro vas largo one. McGuire's had
10 work hard for every touchdown
Superior weight OF their backtield
heiped them through the Academy line
Tor good gains The Academy fought
palnely. but without any success.
Captain Pitt kicked off for tho
Academy and Bruce received for Me-
Cures CogbiIl's forward pass was
pretty run for twenty-five yards be-
Tore beirg downed. McGuire'H got the
ball on downs, and BY on end run gain
Of thirty yards by N Cog bill. and
line plunge for ten moro yards, Bruce
was sent through the Academy limo
for the first touchdown OF the game,
Northern kicked goal. and tho score
stood : 10 Q In favor OF McGuire's.
Richmond Academy kicked to Nc
CURES. who slowly worked their way
"a the Academy eighteen-yard line.
Time was called with the ball in Nc
Cures possession with only eighteen
yards 20 go for a touchdown
Northerns line plunge for ten yards
In the second quarter put the ball on
Inc Academy oight-yard line. and
Cogbills end run scored the second
touchdown for McGuiress. Northern
again Kicked goal. which made tho
score /. to Q, with eight minutes OF the
second quarter 60 be played. Me
Cures Kicked. and L. Roden made
good run for twenty yards. McGuires
held tho Academy for downs and tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23

OPENING LINEUP
STILL NOT KNOWN
Vanderbilt Coach Has Not De-
cided Who He Will Send
Against Michigan.
Against Michigan.

Nashville, Tenn, October 23--Van-
derbilt's opening lineup I'm tho Nrichi-
gan game on Saturday continues to be
4 mystery, and IL is evident that Coach
McGugin himself has not yet solved
| this all-important question
To-day he used to complete sets OF
backs and iinemen during signal drill
and 1T is probable that his final choice
as to tho lineup will not be known
until tho team takes the field for tho
first kick off.
Vanderbilt viii face Michigan with
out having scrimmaged since Satur-
days gamo with Henderson, following
Coach McGugin's usual custom He be-
iieVes In as little scrimmage work as
possible. differing widely from other
coaches of note. His chief desire now
is for the team to perfect It's new
plays by hard signal drill, and to en-
ter the Michigan game In tip-top con-
dition.
This latter IS all important IL the
Commodores would stand any chance
OF winning. Whereas, straight foot
bail has constituted tho Commodores
attack In all of the past games, they
VIII have a largo repertoir of trick
plays and forward passes for Michigan.
McGusin caused talk at the univer-
sity by shifting Askew from tackle
to guard and putting Murray back at
tackle, Huffman, 1873 pound sub. was
placed at right guard In the place OF
Lowe, who is not SO heavy, and It is
possible that he will play that position
on Saturday.
Huifman's chief drawback Is lack of
speed, but he has plenty of natural
strength. and should be q tough OBJ
stacle to gain over
Mass-meetings are being held at
Vanderbilt each night. and on Friday
night monster meeting will be held
at the college hall in honor of tho
Michigan team. which is expected in
early that evening. -Four hundred Bel
mont girls will be in attendance
Interest in the big game is at fever
heat and Indications are that 10000
people Will witness it,
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y. P. CAROLINA
GAME ON SATURDAY
Annual Game Between Teams
to Be Played at Win
ston-Salem.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. /

Blacksburg, Va, October 22.-The ". p. /
and tho University OF North Carolina teams
Will play theif annual game of football In
Winston Salem on Saturday, that city hav-
ing been selected because OF it's proximity "a
the two States and because II Will AFFORD
opportunity for hundreds OF tho alumni OF
the two schools TO see the game. Tho two
are old rivals. Their annual contest Is one
OF the events OF the football season In the
South. and has an added interest this
year because Branch Bococl1. the coach for
V. Z. !. now, also coached the North Caro-
The Techs have played four games SO far
and have won them nil by big scores. How
ever. with tho exception of tho game with
tho University OF Mississippi they havc met
teams not usually considered in their class.
and the real test OF what the men can do
Will come for tho first time this week On
the following Saturday the annual game
with Washington and Lee In Roanoke will
DO played this also being one of the big
gamea where victory is much desired.
Bocock started tho season with nearly all
new material. and has had task In devel-
oping team that he hopes Will comperc
favorably with those sent out from V. =. i.
In other years. The mon are lighter In
weight than any other team seen hero In
the last ten years, but Bocock has tried to
make up In clever playing and fast work
what they lack in weight. Tho first two
days OF this week were too stormy for real
practice. but tho conditions have improved,
and from now until the mon start to Win
ston- Salem Friday the hardest work OF
tho year Will be done.
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YELLOW JACKETS
COME SATURDAY
Randolph-Macon Eleven Will
Buck the Spiders Line at
Broad Street Park.

Tho Spiders and Yellow Jackets WIN mir
up In an exhibition football game at Broad
street Park Saturday afternoon. The fray
VIII start promptly at 3:So o'clock Both
eievens have been going well OF late and
a very h9rd fought game may DO expected.
richmond College won a yietory. oyer tn,
strong Wake Fores. AZ Wake Forest Last
SATURDAY. and Randolph; Macon was at tho
same time giving the. Richmond Blues a
drubbinS at Broad Street Park
Coach Dobson has been teaching tho epid-
ers all manners OF plays. aud they Taxa
TO them liko duckH take TO water He and
HIS pupils are confident OF IL victory over tn
Yellow Jackets. and will go into the gams
determined 10 clean them up. Carter, ono
of the ''ole boys" was out yesterday with
the Spiders. and hts appearance han pui
more lie In tho "StrSiuG" Spiders.
Randolph Macon has been hard a. prac
Tee. and their interfe1encc is perfect. They
have uh good backheld as any college In
tho State. Driver and Bane arc considored
ne stars They rut up good game against
thc Blues last Saturday.
Coach DobSon also has a good blckheld
n hncarrow. Rock" King Pollard and
Klevesehl These men are not very heavy
but what they lack in weight they mako
up In speed. They form good Interference
The line holds we'll. and they stick to each
other. Team work is what they have, and
That is what counts. scrimmage betwee n
tho hret and second stevens was held yes-
terday afternoon. and both squads played
with much spirit Tho tcrirninage was q
no-score affair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA
FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT

All matches in the first round of the
fall tournament of tho Country Club
of Virginia were completed yesterday.
In the division Il. Thomas Orgain show
cd remarkable form In his match
against A. L. Hawse. In the match
played on Monday afternoon under very
trying weather conditions. Orgain
played par golf. and won rather
easily by up and to play.
In the second division, Harry Hazard
and j. g. Taylor had a great match,
which only ended In favor OF Hazard
on the twentieth green.
In tho third division James Mullen
and Judge Agnew had to go nineteen
holes to decide their match.
The following is the complete result
OF matches In all divisions:
First sixtecn-F. J. d. Mackay de-
defeated L. Q. Bullock, and 4; II. S.
Jones defeated II. Fleming, 8 and 4:
%. T. Orgain defeated A. L. Hawse, o
and s; w. Il. Wood won from r. L..
Powers by default: ]. A. Branch de-
feated Il. D. Hotchkiss, Jr., . and l (:
D. Call defeated G. l.. Williams, and
!; Gcssner Harrison defeated r. Neale.
9 and 4: II. c. Peck defeated George
Kecsee. and 1.
Second sixteen-R c. Walden won
from @; Gray by default: II. Hazard
defeated J. c. Taylor. / up In twenty
holes; O.. Weldon defeated r. G. Bell, 9
up; l.. Nick. Judkins won from w. II.
Trigg by default; John b. Young won
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from NJ. NJ. Martin by default; ). NJ
Atkinson defeated George Bidgood. 3
up; George Morgan defeated r. II.
Johnson. and l; Sanford Fleming de-
feated NJ. 6. Wright. and g.
Third siXteen-Charles Davenport
defeated II. II. Mcintyre. 2 and 1 Il. D,
Williams defeated Il. A. Kicks, and /.
II. L.: Cabell defeated John Cutchine
3 and a; b. "A. Smith won by default;
ii. Il. Lemist defeated Peyton Fleming,
and a; James Mullen defeated +. III
Agnew, 1 up in nineteen holes; John
Mullen Defeated B. NJ. McCue. i up: A
9. McKenney defeated b. T. Jeliison,
g and ..
Draw for second round.
First Systematically We. Jones; Or
gain VIZ. Wood; Branch vs. Call; Har-
Defeated eight, first sixteen-Bullock
vs.. Fleming; Hawso bye; Hotchkiss
VS.. Williams: Neale vs. Keesee
Second sixteen--Walden VS. Hazard; :
Weldon Vi. ,Judkins; Young VS. Atkin-
son: Morgan vs. Fleming.
lor q bye; Bell n bye; Bidgood bye.
johnson VS.. Wright;
Third Acknowledgements. We. VIII.
linms; Cabell vs. Smith; Lomist VS..
Mullen; Miller VIZ. Mckinney
Defeated eight. third sixteen-Mo-
Intyre vs.. Kicks: Cutchins bye; Flem.
Ing vs. Agnew; McCue Va. Jeliison.
All matches arc to be played by next
Saturday.
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RACES AT LATON|A
ON HEAVY TRACK

Iatonia, Ky. October o2-rhe races
at Latonia to-day were run over a
heavy track. but the fields remained
almost intact there being only two
scratches during the afternoon AL
though tho weather was threatening
the attendance was large md the bet
ting was brisk. The card was again
featureless. but chief interest centred
in the fourth race. nj a mile and one
eighth and 1t resulted in an easy vic
tory for the odds-on choice. Manager
Mack. feature of to-days racing
was tho brilliant riding OF Jockey
Borcl who had the mount on four
horses. and rode three winners. Bar
nard paid the longest price OF the af-
ternoon: He won the second race, and
paid s31.60 for Il So ticket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
WORKOUT Of TEAM
LASTS UNTIL DARK
Twenty Minute Scrirnmage Re
veals Some Good and Some
Bad Football.
Especial TO The Times-pI.patch I

Charlottesville. Va, October e2.-Virginia' q
last workout. save ono. before the depart
ure OF the squad for Atlanta TO meet Georgia,
lasted until nearly dark. There was work
h-plcnty for every member OF the squad.
The ends were given a long drill In break
Ing up end runs and a few now plays were
tried out.
The twenty minutes scrimmage between
the varsity and scrub eievcns revealed some
good and como bad football. The regulars
showed up best perhaps on the offensive,
touchdowns being made by Voolfolk. Ran
dolph. Gooch and Mayer. The second team
gained considerable ground. but unable
TO score. Quarter Back Flanagan made
several substantial gains through the line.
Spcer, Randolph and Knox Walker the
second string of backs. gave good account
OF Themselves. and Coleman. Gillette and
White showed Improvement on tho enda.
Play inter play was directed at these men.
the interference being quite formidable. The
man with the ball rarely made much head
way
Tho scrub team viii go to Orange on Sat-
urday to play Woodbury..
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EDWARDS AGAIN
WINS MARATHON
Two Yale Runners Finished Sec.
ond and Third-Another
Race Saturday.

In Marathon race from Stuart s
Monument. on Monument Avenue. along
Franklin Street 10 Fourth Street
thence to Grace Street and Capitol
Square, yesterday afternoon, Gerard
Edwards. a member OF the Little " +.
!. team. finished first covering tho dis
lance In ten minutes. Reuben johnson,
OF the Yale team, was second in twelve
minutes, and Joc Montgomery, manager
OF the Yale team. finished third, in iif-
teen minutes.
Mack Mckinney started the runners
at 1880 o'clock and Walter Gambler act
ed as judge at the finish. making tho
distance on r. bicycle.
These little runners will contest in
another race Sn Saturday afternoon.
starting from the Boulevard at 4:30
O'clock.
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The Campaign For Municipal
Clubhouse On In Earnest

letter is the
richmond Amateur Athletic
clubhouse AT william Byrd Park After reading
prove the pa fill the blank below r.
r. A. Il F.: - >'
TO the Men o.
The Richmond Amateur Athletic
nee or municipal clubhouse
boy in Richmond
Of
the board would
interest OF the white Of
The clubhouse would contain
the trainer
dash
cricket; also additional courts
outdoor The
This athletic would be
boys would have opportunity
The
citizens heads OF schools athletic
those who
ing In the
The question which will be asked
Richmond ANDY Wills
it and appreciate it If 1t built?
wants this matter
brought before the city Of Rchmondts
old
terested requested fill the
Frank
blanks
able action Is practically
FOR n MUNICIPAL CLUBHOUSE PARK.
heartily this
Name Ago.
Where employed school
member Of Athletic Association Club.
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.ElBART WINS IN
BEAUTIFUL RACE:

Laurel Park Race Track Md. October o.
J. z Wtdener's chestnut geldinc Elbart cap
tured the Chevy Chase Stecplechase this
afternoon after one OF the most beautiful
aces hcen through the field this season
Rive % the best lenpers in training in
America AZ this time started and Up 10 tho
last hundred yards II any ones race
Eibart. favored by the ishtest weight nm
ally won out amid the greatest, enthusiasm.
90 close was the race that going over tho
covered all the entrants. Elbart was backed
BY goodly number Of society folk from
Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore
who invariably placed their ncEcs on any
hing that carries the popular Wideuors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
TIGER CUBS BEAT
CORNELL FRESHMEN
Game at Princeton Results in
Victory for Home Team by
Score of 81 to 6.

Princeton. y. j.. October Elm a onc-sided
badly played game this afternoon the Tiger
Cubs defeated tho Cornell feshmcn eleven
by score OF 81 to g. Each side fumbled re-
peatedly. The work OF Dickerman and High.
~ for Princeton. and Whitley and Franzheim
for the visitors. was tho only redeeming ele-
ment.
An extraordinary feature OF the game
was the number of successful passes netting
sevcnty-nve yards.
In the second quarter Dickerman made n
thirty-yaTd run, which enabled Moore to
score on short end run. In the third per-
lod successfui forward pass from Anes to
Hogg Melted third Princeton touchdo own.
Captain briggs picked up q Cornell tumble
in the fourth quarter and seventy-n yo
yards for another Princeton score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
ltILoNIs GETS DECISION.
Young Olsen Falls From platform auo
IL Rchdcrcu Unconscious.
tSpeeial ID The Times- nlsnatch

,lsItCIaI 70 Ihe TUmes- DisDatcn
>, N%orfolk Va, October 22.-john
Nllonls tho Greek demon. was given
inc decision over Young Olsen In = +"
exciting wrestling watch here to- ipIi
Both men had a fan 10 their credit
Mhen Nilonis forced Olsen through the
ropes and he fell from the platform
10 the floor below ana was rendered.
unconscious from the fall. lie was nn-
aolS 10 resume the match when revived
ahd Inc decision went to the Creole
me Two men had beer wresfIinf,
twenty seven minutes after the nrsi
iAN when Olson met Win tho nccihnnt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
student. VIII witness Game.

Lynchburg, Va. October 22.-The
students at Randolph Macon Womnn's
Saturday. and the student body will go
to Lexington to sec. the Washington
and Lee-W Wake Forest football contest
1t Is thought at least 500 students will
go on tho excursion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
BOWLING
nIe nIectinr rn-Nirb4

All bowlers of class \. & and c are
at the Newport Alleys Tonight at S:3O
o'clock, at which time n class a organi-
Ezatioh VIII be PERFECTED rules adopted
tor the games and officers elected The
season is opening up well, all clubs are
making good scores and rivalry is
gether the best bowlcrs in tho city,
and IT is hoped that there will be a
response from every bowler who will
take interest In tho pastime and attend
when the series OF games begin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
FIGHTING IN PHILIPPINES
Five scents Killed in Encouptc, VIZ,
Iribrhmrn

Manila, October az Serious nrhtlnr
imas occurred ana still continiIes e
aat!pao IN MAiinianao. between tribes,
reported i've scouts have brcH tirIaa5
-, either wounded. Captain Harry Mo.
hJldtetry, o. the Thirteenth Co3panv
OF scouts is among tho wounded
int' the companies engaged being tbo
~. t,hil tchth, Sixteenth Twenty9flr
IWenty-;our'h and Thirty-first. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
Ad Men WIN.

Tho al Men and tho Engravers
played very interesting series last
night on tho Newport Alleys The Ad
Men, after getting away ut q bad start.
pulled themselves together and Won
the last two games in an easy fashion.
Captain Goodc led his team for high
honors, while Captain Rose carried the
honors Tor the Engravers- Tho scores:
AID MEN
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BuEnR1NG IN scn1,1sAGE.
Former Washington md Lee Star Prac-
ticea for First Time.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Lexington, Va, October 2o.--Full
Back Buehring, who starred for Wash
scrimmage this afternoon for tho first
time this year. ills return inaugurated
a regime or special practice In perpa-
y. /. With the return OF Buehrlnl, In
tho backheld. the Generals will hus-
band their greatest strength. Indica-
lions are that Yong will be able to
enter the struggle. Secret practice
will continue throughout the week.
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SECOND STRAIGHT
WON BY WHITE SOX

Ottumwa, Iowa, October 22--The
White Sox pounced Tesrcau for ten hits
to-day and won their second straight
game from the Giants, z TO 3. Russell.
who pitched for the American League
team was in fine fettle and the seven
hits made off him were scattered.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Chicago ...... .01 o321 OF 10 3
New York 900 02-3 G
Batteries: Russell and Daley; Tesreau
and NYinRO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Bishop Shirt Company teams, of the
Conmercial League, put up hot fight
IN the Newport Alleys last night The
Railroad boys were victorious by win
ming two out of three. a. L. Davis
carried oif high honors for the Bishops
while Parker and Bickers led the Ches-
apeake and Ohio aggregation. Thc
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Invitations Issued.

Frederick sburg. Va. October 2o--In-
Hitauons arc out for the marriage OF
.. Howard Wnyland TO Miss Lucy
Myrtle Bowman OF Rochelle. Madison
County. the ceremony TO take place
October 20 IN tho Christian Church at
Rochelle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23

Lovers Of The pastime OF pool and
billiards are deeply interested In the
coming to Richmond to-day of Willie
Hoppe. the worlds champion billiardist
who Will give two exhibitions at tho
st. Elmo, corner Broad and Ninth
Streets, this afternoon, and will dupM-
cate tho performance at night Like
wise Tomorrow MIR. Hoppe will give
two exhibitions, afternoon and at night.
MIR. Hoppe Will meet all-comers, and
1t Is probable that several local GUESTS
will go against the champion during
his visit here.
There Will be no charge OF admission
and seats VIII be arranged go that tho
spectators can view the work OF tho
WORLDS champion In comfort
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-23
"Flome Run" Baker
May Quit Baseball

Especial TO The lines-nt.n,.,
'httndciphin, October. ..-aIIon,
"uh bhkcr announced over tbr
WIfph"nc from his home nj yruuoe
'n-rhy th"t he WINS consider
Nrrinnsiy the Udvlsnhility ar
pu'unE hhschnl!, and Tint he mny
no1 hppear In the uniform OF ~.
otnietics next ycnr. Baker .nid nj.
a mr, ~ 20 become II -9enticmnn-
.,eI. lie has nccumulutcd n
comfortable fortnhe. and dcsirc. ~
sc,rH from baseball when nj a."
height OF his cnrecr '"o
Mnck Tonight said he hrd
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letter explains Of
clubhouse AT William Byrd
prove the PLAN fill the blank below Touse