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Evening star., 1913-10-19

Referee-PendletOn, BowdOin. Umpire-Gilin-
GER Pennsylvania. Head linesmun--Land An
napolis Time OF periods.Two 13 minutes each.
two II minutes each. Yale scoring: Touch
Knowles. Goals from touchdown-Pendleton, A.
Goal from pacemsnt-Pendleton. !. Substit,I-
tions: For Yale-Stillman for Pendleton, Ham
mer for Cornish Roberts for Carter. Guernsey
for Wilson, Castles for Knowles, Wheeler for
Ainsworth. Avery for Brann, Way for Ketcham
For Lehigh-kuhn for Flick, Biancle for +. W.
Green, Crawford for Ready. Becker for Grum-
bach. Johnson for Mccarthy, Mccarthy for Saw
telle. FlOrrity for Scruggs.
Evening star., 1913-10-19

Referee-Mr. Marshall. Harvard. Umpire-Mr
Fultz. Brown. Linesman = Costello Cornell.
Time Of periods Fourteen and twelve minutes.
Princeton scoring: Touchdowns--Streit, 2: Goals
from touchdown-H. A. II. Baker. Substitutions
- Princeton = Brown for Shea, Lamberton for
Brown Love for Phillips. Slea FOR Hammond
Emmonsf for J. s. Baker. Merritt for Click.
Syracuse-Smithson for McEllicOtt, Armstrong
for Smithson, Travis for Farber.
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few inches Of the hole while Harlan was
at least eight feet away, the others not
being dangerous. When Lard holed out,
no one expected the doctor to again hole
long putt, but he proved equal to the oc-
casion and again prevented the Chevy
Chase pair from evening up the match.
A win of the fifteenth by the Chevy
Chase pair made it all even. In this one.
Lard. who took the hole with 4. GER
tainly had his rabbit foot working for
him. His drive was the best of the four,
but he sliced his second, the ball hitting IN
a tree some distance away and kicking off
to the green. from which position he was.
Of course, able to hole out on his second
putt. All Of the others had troubles. Har-
bans first going into the sand trap, Ey-
mons second going in the water hazard.
and Tuckerman's second going to the
rough for a bad lie. which forced him to
pick up his ball after losing a stroke in
getting out.
Both Harlan, for Columbia, and Lard
for Chevy Chase, looked TO be in fair
way to win the sixteenth, hard luck
keeping each from getting IS. Eynon
who hooked his tee shot, was the only
one of the four not to reach the green on
their firsts. Lard's second was headed
right for the hole, but it fell short by
an inch, and literally hung on the edge
of the cup. DR.. Harban's ball picked up
a piece of mud which stuck to it and
detected the ball; otherwise he would
have had a 9. the men having to be con-
tent with halve of the hole.
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and Allan Lard and Walter r. Tucker
man of Chevy Chase. the former winning
l UP, at nineteen holes. This match could
hardly have been more interesting. At
the start the Columbia pair were fortu-
nate in being able to take the first three
holes before the visitors had really got
ten under way, and after this they had all
they could do to keep ahead. At the turn
they were up, the tenth was halved. and
a win of the eleventh made Columbia 2
up The twelfth went to Chevy Chase,
making Tuckerman and Lard down at
the thirteenth tee.
The thirteenth hole is a short one Q50
yards). Tuckerman and Harlan reaching
the green on their tee shots, Eynon slic-
ing to the rough and Lard topping his.
Lard also made a poor second, Eynon's
out being good. Tuckerman's second being
dead to the hole, while ''Dr. Lee topped
his second, but managed to crawl up to
within ten feet of the pin. When Tuck
erman holed his it looked as If the match
was SQUARED, as both of the Columbia
PLAYERS were well away from the hole, but
DR. Harlan fooled the bunch by burying
his putt and halving the hole in three
with Tuckerman.
Evening star., 1913-10-19
Lee Harlan Puts Well.

On the next hole Harlan again saved
the day for his side by following down
another long putt for halve, after it
looked as il Chevy Chase had the hole In
its grasp He fell short on his drive, his
partner slicing to the rough. both of the
opposing side getting away we'll The Sec
ond strokes of each found them just of
the green, however, Tuckerman overap-
preaching. Lard's third was within but a
Evening star., 1913-10-19
Lard to the Rescue.

1t looked very much as if the Column
bia pair would take the next, as DR..
Harlan was the only one on the green
-. Continued on Fourth Page.).
Evening star., 1913-10-19

Referee-Mr. Whiting of Cornell. Umpire-Fred
w. Murphy, Brown. Head linesman-Gcorge v.
Brown Boston Athletic Association. Time Of
pessods-Ealgnssen minutes eaeh, 9s. dartmouth
eiIyn, q: Hogsctt, Murdock. Goals from touch
downs-Hogsett, 4; Tuck, 2. Williams scoring:
Observation-Disclosures. Substitutions: Dartmouth
Rogers for Beer, Milnore for Dunbar Child for
Pudrth. Leweliyn for Ghee, Whitney for Am
LA6erty for Loudon. Cannon for Curtis. Kelly
for Colby. Comiskey for Ilewellyn. Williams
Hubbell for Tyler. J. Jones for Toolan. E1int for
Hunnewen, Clarke for Fufniss.'
Evening star., 1913-10-19

Touchdowns-Bailor. 2: Burnett. Acorn. Goals
kicked-kinsolying. 2. Missed goals-Kinsolviug.
McDonough. Time OF Quarters-Eight minutes
Referee-Mr. Daniels.
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SPECIAL WANTED. THREE
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WANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL OUR
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An Interesting proposition. ATTAIN
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LICE AND POULTRY GO TOGETHER.
But lice and pront.never. The
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Is the time of the charge of the lice
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Lice Liquid. 35c to 81 ct mixes with
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T w. Woods Sons, 426 North Sixth
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ONE GOOD WORK HORSE AND MULE.
excellent qualities. fat and alright.
Two heavy trucks harness and
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FOR SALE. y GOOD DRIVING AND
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PIGEONS SoUAB BREEDERS
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PONIES FOR SALE-SHETLAND AND
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All South Laurel Street
THOUSANDS OF BABY CHICKS DIE
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SINGLE-cOMB WHITE LEGHORNS
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LAND HEIGHTS POULTRY YARDS.
Richmond. Va Phone Madison 557S.
a pRETTY DOVE. ALSO a MALE
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SEVERAL FINE FON AND RABRIT
hounds for sale. Il. ~ TURNER,
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FOR SALE. TWO PEDIGREE COLLIE
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GENUINE BROWN LEGHORN EGGS
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Both are sound kind and gentle. ana
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FOR SALE. y GOOD TALKING POLL.
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FOR SALE. a GOOD DRIVING AND
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DIR. CHARLES II. EPpS. " s Phone
3l6 North Henry or 2l05 Stuart Ave
nue..
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NJ. WILKINSON. Fulton lin. Rich
mond. Va.
FOR SALE, FIVE HORSES. CITY
broke. MIR. SAUNDERS Hulchers
Stables, AS North Fifth.
FOR SALE. SIXTY WHITE FANTAWS,
dragons. homers and tumblcr pigeons
IN red. black. bun and blue Cheap.
" y GREGORY. Ill stuart Street.
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FOR SALE, l,000-POuND COMBINA-
ton handsome bay horse. city broke
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EXCLUSIVE COUNTY RIGHTS FOR
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WANTED. MAN TO TAKE CHARGE
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WANTED. 100 YOUNG MEN AND wOCc
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PRACTlCAL SHORTHAND AND
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write for samples and catalogues.
Address ROAftK * CO. 1925 Artillery
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BOARDERS WANTED, ONE MILE
from town; large. shady grove, bath.
in house. Apply to MRS. GEO. S.
NICHOLS. Bedford. Va.
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WANTED SUMMER BOARDERS IN
private home. Situated in Blue Ridge
Mountains, three miles from Peaks
OF otter. Good spring water, plenty
OF ice. take You from and to tho
stations free of charge. Nearest sta
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MRS +. 3. FALLS, Bedford, Va.
Route 8
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FEW BOARDERS DESIRED by PRI-
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THE NEGUE OPENS FOR GUESTS
June IL New building: all modern
convenicnces: high location: eXcep-
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lars address CHAS GOODLOE. Yer
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loS HNE coin-L!E "GYr," SABLE
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LOST a CEETIFICATN or STOCK.
-" lp. S9nt"'rn Aid IrsurauCe Com
IaHj, 10! tlc name pl Allan ~ ftcGd.
reward b returned - 1906 St paul
- -. 81
pcIp lNantco g9aIc
WAITED MEN AID woMEN TO
l%liE Tor soFetnment positions
made next few mouths Full nfor-
Aati"r about openings, how to pre-
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kINS Washington, y. G.
WANTED. bors FROM /. TO &c
%S4tr o!!a cre,"&9.. w. , Abgp!y
p't"l ard NH streets
w'.%TED. FoR Z s. ARMY. ABLE
n"disG. unmarried men. between ages
an9 -. citizens II United states.
W." can sp."k read and write tho
4ppl,y TO REgR(lTING oFFIcEit, 80
East BROAD Richmond. Va.
MAlL CARRIERS WANTED. AVER
are. {so mouth. uchmond sxatp na-
rec rK4HTKi.Ix i%iaSTf'IaT4urE9 eI 5e9!,
to' y kochester. y Y
Inspector To IaHel.' IA gr..,i. : -
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ftfd ii This city Give rofe,.rc.s
Aodress y 90. sire Times Dispatch
IiNoTYrE INsTHuCTIoN SPECIAL.
SUMMER r"t' june 5ta orls Two
Vacancies EMPIRE MtRGE%THA
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Samples ~ work vs. AVERi.Y 1Hi<1'-
1876 COMPANY. i%C Lyav,rl n,
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USE YOUR SPARE TIME To pI.,II
~ "a man order business -
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RAILWAY MAI. CIrpEs p1rt,
posi- o'hce CLERKS wanted. Railway
l.ti CIeihs commence at S15
ll' .nH aaEtEee To- $l5o Car
moah '.a'aa dy .f i 70 !IS6 u 80
tiol5E Nufk - hours only each
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- appointing N.Y. tnrouGhput country
aUfHcicnt "pull" lrucr.ss.rI Wi,
ulmcdiatcly to- tuil details iriIint-
how you can get one OF these mon,
sands OF appointments FRN%kIfT
iNSTiTrTE Dept fng u. Rochcster,
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MADE $5o.pQp ~ FIVE YEARS
Nith "a small mail order busIucss.
began win S.. send for r,o. h'nIF
lct Tells how. HEACOCk. 5lt2
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AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 500 monthly correspcndirf- -,
newspapers. no canvasaing send for
PARTICULARS PRESS SYNDICATE
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-15

OCEAN WAVE COTTAGE. VIRGINIA
Bay station, Ocean View, Va, now
open for the reception of guests.
Water front cottage. Strictly mod
ern. Address MRS. NJ a. HALL,
Lock BOX l63. Ocean View, Va.