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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
WESTERN FOOTBALL.
APPROACHES CLIMAX
Games To-Day Will Go Long Ways
Toward Settling Championship
In That Section.
WISCONSIN THE FAvoRITE
Ancient Rivals Clash at Ann Arbor,
When Michigan and Cornell Meet.
Classy Battle Expected at Chicago
Between Notre Dame and Carlisle.

CHICAGO. November 13.-western
football approaches tia climax to.mor-
row. The Chicago Illinois and wis
consinsMlnnesota games will 10 far
toward settling the Western conferences
championship. and the Kansas Nebras
ia contest will be OF utmost import.
ance In the Missouri Valley race.
Michigan and Notre Dame take on
Eastern teams. the former winding IN
,.s season with Cornell and the latter
meeting the Carlisle Indians. Chice-
championship depends on Gray. FiooI
and Albert. None % the three stars
are IN nrst-class shape, and on form
Illinois is the favorite
Critics are inclined to make Wig
SS9nsin the fa3orite over Minnesota.
shape. while Scion. one of the few eS.
perienced men In the Minnesota team.
may, not DO ablo TO go through the
Ancient rivals clash at Ann Arbor.
%nen Michigan and Cornell meet. A
Niose STRUGGLE Ia expected. A Bpcctac-
miar baltic ss also looked at Comis-
msy sa th. Ghle, ns where Notre Dame
Io,morrow's schedule in the Cen
trail States includes:
AT Urbana--Chicago va Illinois.
At Ann Arbor-Cornell va hfichipan
At MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Sin
At Chicago-Cariisle We. Notre Dam.
At Lincoln-Kansas vs. Nebraska'e
AZ Ames-Iowa VIZ Ames
At Columbus-Oberlin VS.. Ohio.
AZ Evauston-Purdue va. North
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INTENSE INTEREST IN
SOUTHERN FOOTBALL
Game Between Alabama Polytechnic
and Vanderbilt at Birmingham
VIII BE Closely Watched.
VIRGINIA AT PHILADELPHIA
North Carolina Expected to Continue
Winning Streak ut Expense of
Wake Forest-Georgia to Play
Techs at Atlanta.

ATLANTA. GA. November 13.-Inter-
centres in the games between the
burn), and Vanderbilt at Birmingham,
and the University of the South Csc
wanee) and Tennessee, in Chattanooga
Tennessee and Auburn are the chief
contenders for the Championship of the
Southern intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
citation. Neither has met defeat this
their opponents, but close struggles are
anticipated.
Virginia. also indicated by any
meet Swarthmore Mt Swerthmore, Pa.
North Carolina is expected to continue
ITS winning record against Wake For
leigh. n. c.
Georgia and the Georgia School of
Technology Will meet In Atlanta.
Other games scheduled for to-mor-
row include:
Virginia Military Institute vs. Glenn
son. at Richmond, Va.
Florida ~. Citadel, at Charleston,
ksntucky, State vs. Louisville. at
stetson VS.: Mercer. ut Jacksonville,
Fla.
Georgetown vs.. Maryland q ggies,"
at Washington.
Baylor rs. Trinity. at Waco. Texas.
Washington and Lee vs. West Vir-
ginia, at Charleston. w. Va.
thurman vs.. Newberry, ut Greenville,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
MOUNT ROYAL HANDICAP
WON BY POMETTE BLEU
Catches Leader, House Maid, In the
% Stretch, Robert Bradley Sets EARLY
Pace-SteepIechase Farce.

HAyRE DE GRACE. MD, November
1.-THE Mount Royal handicap, the
teaaoGs Vent Of the this az
les Pomette Blcu, which came from
behind in the stretch and won from
HOienbaoK MY e WITH pS0i Ro SteT Bradley eS
made tho early pace. The MCGEE colt
gave 1t up and House Maid looked like
was unable to stand off Pomette Bleu's
challenge at the end.
R9Ner, the outsider. captures tho
from the backed horses Broosflower
ana Alpena. The steeplechase was
something In nature of a farce. Fox
hind him was poor and most Of the
horses found the jump too big and
simply crawled over them.
Orperth. leading all tho way, took tho
fourth race TN drive.
Thero were many complaints that
this race looked like ''shoo In"
rss' s4oo sef Ave and f ssns
to ., won; Broom Flower, 100 tsux :.
hena. lo7 tMcCaheyl, to o, to 6. out.
third. Time, 1o7. Kazan and Proctor
also ran.
Fox Craft, 175 (fIaynes5, 4 to 6. i to ..
out, won; Brush. las daley. 4 to i.
4:21 s-5. Jean Wagner. Veiichen. Stars
and Stripes also ran. Judge WaIser
Third. The Noun, Royal handicap:
three-year-old and up. $1,000 added;
six furlongs-Pomette Dleu, 100 (Aic-
House Maid, 1i9 (Turner). IL to 5, Z
to 10, out, second; Slumber IL. LOG
lBuNtoD, IL to ]. 4 to l, to 3, third.
Time. 1:i3. Tartar, Robert Bradley
Sir Blaiso and rranid also ran.
Fourth, three-year- and up: $500;
mile and seventy yards--Orperth, log
tTurner), s to l, s to /, 4 to D, won;
Rushy Head, LOG (Coleman). 2 to TO-
to ., to 8. second; Hurakin. 100
(Shillingl, q to 2, even. 2 to 3. third.
Time, IA 80 y Camellia, Malay, j. j.
Lillis also ran
Fifth, three-year- and up: $500
six furlongs-Striker.. Ill (ShillingJ, Z
TO 2, to ., to 2. won: Yadopep. 10
Ssehuttinsssr). ~ to 10. to 5. 2 to o.
|, 9 to l.. s to 5. third Time, liz is.
Votes, Travel Light, Dr. r. T.. Sws,ren-
ger, N!gadoo, Garzclle, EARLY Morn,
Oda Lavine. Lady Grant also ran.
sixth. maiden nllles and Eeldings;
purse $500; two year olds; five fur
iongs-Refectlon, los (Karrlcik), 10 to
J.. to |, to ., won; Dinah DO, los
Buxton), . to g, ! to 3. out, second:
Thrill. lOS Ckeogh), 10 to 8, 3 to 1, G
10 ), third. Time. :01 %. Marvellous,
st. Helone. DIR. Cam, Walton Lass Lady
May, Emelda. Babe. Hyria. Andromeda
Miss Frances, Leda, Beverly James also
ran.
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Kenneth Watkins was the individ-
n nal star ro OF the msei he scoring twelve
FIRST. ono second and u third.
The running high jump furnished
tho sspectacnlar part OF the entertain
OF humanity. vaulting over the stick
with the grace of deer. and after he
Was aeeeTei at th {o" wns set Aye shes
the other contestants approached his
mark.
estiS admitted that he though, he
could have COMO several inches higher
had he been pressed.
the. track events. but 1t wns here that
they rel, d9 Ss'd as as,, Ola the West End
the success Of the meet, as we'll as to
the police. for aiding in keeping the
e1a sisnn OF nnag nth
ton officials Will get together and hold
another meet TO decide the individual
hs baSe OF ae y s1 at soe ns sS
ing yesterdays attractions.
The summary:
FIELD, second: Reid, third; Rose fourth.
and Carroll, fifth. Time, . and 30 sec
45.yard dash-watkins. first: Vein
feld., second; kohler, third; Rose.
1l0-yard dash-Rryant, hrst; Wat
kins, second; Dabncy,, third: Kohicr,
fourth. and hIatowinslsy, fifth. Time,
Field Events.
Running broad jump-Creery. first;
Taylor. second; Blount, third: Kohler,
fourth, and August. fifth. Distance. II
feet incheh
Running high jump-Saunders. FIRST;
Blount, second: Robbins. third; Eucker.
fourth. and Crcery, flfth. Height, 1
feet inches
S-pound shot put-Reid. frst: jack
son, second Watkins, third: Taylor.
fourth, and Whitlock, NTH. Distance,
81 feet S inches.
Referee, a. J. Saville; starter A. B.
Cousins; time director. Towsey; clerk
OF the course. f. G. Louthan; Judges,
Messrs. Miles, Ford and Mccarthy; an
nouncer, w. i. palmorc.
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GOVERNOR TENER HONORS
PENN STATE ELEVEN
Attends Game between College Squad
and Michigan Tean-Othcr Nota-
blcs Among Those Present.

STATE COLLEGE. PA, November Is.
Captain Carp" Julian. playing his
last game for the Michigan Ageies end
ed his football career in the provcrbial
"hlazc Of glory" here to-day. He made
the only touchdown of the game. which
resulted, Michigan: .; PennsylvanIe
soal by Lamb. IN the third quarter.>De-
witt Miller's fifty iive-yard run made
the lone touchdown possible.
To-day was Founders Day at the
college. and one of the biggest crowds
which ever witnessed game here was
present
Visitors from all over the State were
present. among them Governor Tener,
Governor Elect Braumbaugr, Mayor
Rlankcnburg, Of Philadelphia, and al
most the entire membership OF the
State Legislature.
In the second period. after a sue
cesslon of short line plunges. a fifty
nve-yard run around left end by II.
Miller was stopped by Lamb on States
cighteen,yard line. Julian gained two
yards through centre. and Miller
gained fifteen yards at centre. State
defense stiffened and held for two
downs but on the next scrimmagc
Julian plunged through left tackle for
touchdown De Prato tailed to kick
goal.
In the third period Lamb kick ed goal
from placement from the. thirty-yard
line which ended the scoring. Only in
this quarter did Penn State outplay the
NJ. a. c.
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CASTLE HILL HUNT RACE
MEET LARGELY ATTENDED
Mrs. Allen Potts, Pretty Maud, Wins
Board OF Trade Cup III StccptcchRsc
for Hunters.

CH.ARLoTTEsvILLE. VA, Nov ember
i HIM Mr. race , meet o Of The Castle Hl
at HAPPY creeK Farm Farm "" on the re- BAR Bar
boursyille Pike, two miles from Cor
louisville, was largely ATTENDED, by t.,e
sess D Se wer.
Open HAT race,,onc- half mile. ridden
Berta Garth. of "lnsleside," and ridden
by Robert Taylor. Of baltimore; second.
Andy. owned by Harry Dinwiddic, OF
Gh2rlottesvillo. and ridden by Sidney
}, Holloway.
,5 open OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES two miles,
s. William Harris, OF Azaiea, Abe
Holloway: second. Buckthorne. owned
by Miss Berta Garth, and ridden by
Robert Taylor. ,a.n,ao,,. .,,,.. 49,.
miles over natural country. ridden by
gentlemen riders in colors-hrst. Andy,
lottesviils. and ridden by sids " j. Hol-
, loway: second. Azzo. owned by George
Carr of .Nlbemario, and ridden by
ftohsrt jackson. OF the University ot
The Castle Itnl Hunt stecplechasc,
Tor hunters owned hy members of the
Trade cup. donated by Board Of Trade
same e%ner 5ofor 20 bee &c % lis NG pro ps
erty--nrst, Pretty Maid. owned by Mrs.
Alien FottS. ana ridden by Robert
jackson; second. chestnut selding
4, owned by Mrs. Potts. and ridden Ivy
) Sidney J. Holloway; third. Gladiator.
owned by Thomas Atkinson. of Orange,
, and ridden by August Wamhersie.
Half-mile fiat race. for farmers who
| nre members of the Castle I'M Hunt
] or who live within fifteen miles OF Cor
! donsvillc. or over whose land the Cast.
| Hill HUNT hunts: prize. cup known as
the Merchants OF Gordonsville Cup. to
be won twice by the same person be.
; fore becoming his property-first
/ Chiswick. ridden by August Wander
sie: second. Mrs. Allen Potts; third
! Thomas Atkinson, Orange
! Ladies' hunters over eight jumps no,
| TO exceed four feet; prize. cup donated
by members OF the Castle Hill Hunt
iirst. Pretty Maid. Mrs Allen Potts
second Roynlty. Avs Wilbur Osborne
! third. Gladiator. Thomas Atkinson, Jr
Gordonsville.
= Championship. over ten jumps eigh,
jumps around ring and over all in and
out: In centre OF ring--iirst. Happy
. Creek. Mrs. Allen Potts; Reserve, Roy.
. atty, Mrs. Wilbur Osborne.
The steeplechasc course is an ideal
; one for bonaiide hunters, there being
| eight jumps over natural fences.
! The events were judged by Walker
Sanford. OF Orange, and Patrick O'Ban-
! non. of Culpeper
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A. & M. ANNUAL CROSS
COUNTRY RUN ON TO-DAY

WEST RALEIGH. y. c.. November 10.
The annual cross country run of the
Agricultural and Mechanical track
team will take place tomorrow. This
event Is one of the most interesting
happenings every fall in athletic ef-
forts.
This year the men will start at the
college and run TO the city water
works. then Oh TO the city. the finish
being in front of the state Capitol.
There are several prizes offered for
siasm ainone the m"mbcrs ' nf ~ frnci,
team Captain Potter faG Manager At
kisson have been working on the event
and the amount OF interest displayed id
largely due to their efforts.
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.SWARTHM0RE PLAYERS
READY FOR VIRGINIA
Contest To-Day the One Topic in the
Pennsylvania Town-Coacll Puts
Squad Through Practice.
soUTHERNERs ON THEIR WAY
Charlottesville Contingent Left Last
Night With Hopes OF Bringing
Home the Victory-Battle Prom
ises TO BE Hard Fought.

= SWARTHMORE, PA. November Ia
Students and faculty alike arc all agog
the University, of Virginia. who wifi
meet the local warriors on Whittier
the i5oimiGrreT Iv is the first tine
locality for some time. According TO
reports that have reached here, Vir-
well balanced team, who at the pres
ent time are right on their toes and
eXpeGt TO bring home the victory by Il
1t was expected that Virginia would
PVT IN their appearance on Whittier
stead they arc said TO have stopped Off
Ell route, where the finishing touches
were put on.
the Garland team this afternoon, and
they expect TO make hard fight. and
entire varsity team came on the field
at o'clock, and long, practice in
forward passing was held. with Cap
and Donnelly, l.. Cornog, Stephens and
Mason on the receiving end. Some of
and the ends made some dimcilt
catches.
The team that will start the game
was Il. Cornog. left end: werdener,
centre; Hunter. right guard; Endicott,
quarter back; Lock and A. Cornog, ut
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
13,--Twenty-one members of the Vlr-
ginia football squad left tonight for
SW;,a,rthmere. where tho Little ouakers
between the two elevens. played here
three years ago, ended unsatisfa ctorily,
"a touchdown made by Joe Wood, Eir-
rini sa present coach. not being al
Swarthmore the victory by two points.
.'ieg, Swartlnnore's star in that CON
tcst; Is now coach OF the team.
The PLAYERS taken along tonight
Word, Evans. Moore II Coleman. BAR
iSer, Ward. White: Gillette. FIaunipnn.
q. Anderson, StillweIi. r. Anderson
Calhoun. Berkeley, 'surnett Walker.
/ stuart and Ingle. Accommodating the
SQUAD are Manager phili!ns Assistant
Manager williams, Coach Wood, Train
I cr l.annigan and Drs. Lambeth and
i.efevbre. of the faculty committee on
The team is due to .o;urn to Char
iottesville sunday morning in time for
! breakfast.
The practice this afternoon lasted
! one hour. and consisted ~ II thornmrh
drill in sicnais the substitutes follow
! ing the varsity up and down the grid
/ iron. "
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YALE ELEVEN FAVOR|TE
IN T0-DAY'S BATTLE
Seasons Record Of Tiger and Blue
Squads Appear to Discredit Any
Likelihood of an Upset.
PENN PLAYS DARTMOUTH
Quakers Have Staged Erratic Foot
ball All Year, and 1t Would BE
Surprise Should She Uip-Ar1ny
and Navy Tackle Maine Colleges.

NEW YORK. November 13.-Interest
in Eastern football Will centre to-mor-
night the Blue rules favorite. but there
were. many Princeton supporters who
predicted the Orange and Black would
would wiEc out the memory OF last
weeks disastrous defeat at the hands
OF Harvard.
elevens appear to discredit the likeli..
hood OF such an eleventh hour reversal
OF oro form While tho Yale a, defense has
into marked superiority to that OF the
TIGERS Syracuse. Dartmouth. VIII
line. e"'
From an offensive standpoint too.
Every team tho Blue has faced this
season has been scored upon repeat,
.edly. with the single exception of the
eleven.
The Pennsylvania Dartmouth game
offers somewhat similar conditions
son, Defeated by franklin and Mar
shall and held to a no score tie by
strong against the Navy, winning.
l3 10 G.. Carlisle and Swarthmore were
ssle ,nns i, ,po turn and then Michigan
Dartmouth. were it not for the dc
feat ut the hands OF Princeton to-day,
Woulu 20 ranked hS ono OF the Irwin
chile teams of the East. Not an eleven.
except tho Tigers, has crossed the
Hanoverians' goal line. II Rcnnsyl-
vania wins tomorrow 1t will BIO an
other of the seasons startling upsets
Both the Army and the Navy have
selected Maine College combinations as
opponents, and should win. Harvard
faces Brown in tho final game before
tacklinG Yale.
The leading Eastern games NOR
row include:
Yale ut Princeton
Brown at Harvard.
Dartmouth at Pennsylvania.
Colgate at Syracuse.
Maine at Army.
Colby at Navy.
Williams at Amherst.
Albright Mt Lafayette.
Pittsburgh at Carnegie, technical.
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Y. N. |. CADETS READY
FOR CLEMSON COLLEGE.
Although Outweighed, Virginians
Promise to Put Up Good Rattle Mt
Broad Street Park To-Day.
BOTH COACHES NoNcoMMITTAL
Only Hope That Breaks of Game Will
Be I'm Favor of Their Respective
Squads-Alumni to Entertain Lex
ington Visitors.

What gives every Indication of be-
ing hard-fought game will be fea-
tured this afternoon at Broad Street
Park when the Virginia Military En-
etttute and Clemson College elevens
will battle~for gridiron honors.
Both squads are keyed up to tho
test with the full determination of
making it unpleasant for their oppo-
nents and a lively scrap is in prospect.
has something on the Virginians las to
weight. the Cadets claim to be speed
iier and Will be able TO get away for
long gains.
opinion as TO the outcome Of the con-
test, would only say that Clemson will
have to play to get the long end OF
South Carolina would known that ii
football game had been played when
the whistle stops hostllities.
he expected hard battle with the
honors In favor OF his squad, but was
silent when the size of the score was
mentioned.
The Cadets spent yesterday after
noon at practice at the Country Club
OF Virginia, and were put through q
hard signal workout. lasting over an
Gorton announced that all the regu-
lars. excepting Speed, who Is in the
hospital at Lexington., would be in the
lineup. Srdy unu f1OluerDS, DOtn Rlcn-
mond boys, will be seon in action, Gray
likely taking Nelms's place as the
game progresses.
At night the alumni will entertain
the Cadets Mt the JEFFERSON and a largo
time is expected.
The members of Clemson squad fol-
lows:
Brandon. Cox. Hartman, I.ittlejohn,
Randle, Suggs. Matthews, Schilletter,
Magill. G. T.. Gee, J. @. Gee Stribling,
Jennings. Adams. Mcmillan, Arthur,
Major. James. Mcconnell, Harris and
Webb.
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GENERALS LINEUP INTACT
For GAME THIS AFTERNOON
First Time in Several Weeks Tint First
string BnttIers Opens Contest.
ElcOcE Ehpccts Hard battle.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 49,
Washington and Lees eleven had 4
light signal practice this afternoon, the
last before encountering the mighty
West Virginia team.
For the first time since Georgetown
was met the Generals will open the
battle with the varsity lineup Intact
Smms left end: Young. left ha1f back ;
Gallagher, right half hack. and Captain
Donahue. who has been out OF several
games with Injuries are ready 20 start
against West Virginia.
Coach Elcock anticipates fierce bat
tie. although Hutchinson and Brooks,
West. Virginia stars. are reported badly
injured.
pass the 800 point MARK, but IL must
register several touchdowns to MAIN
tain Its leading scoring record.
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WEECHMAN TO CONFER
WITH CHARLES P. TAFT
Chicago Federal Magnate Will Visit
Cincinnati Next Week TO Talk Over
Purchase Of Cubs.
HERMANN HOPES FOR PEACE
Says Minors Showed Loyalty and
Game In Their Recent Meeting.
Gilmore Predicts Another Season
of Baseball War.

CINCINNATI, OHIO. November Ia
Negotiations for peace between or
ganized baseball and the Federal
League have progressed satisfactorily.
but are by no means complete" said
Chairman August Hermann. OF the
National Baseball Commission, on his
arrival here to-day from Omaha and
Chicago. Charles Weeghman will come
to Cincinnati next week to consult with
Charles =. Taft. over the prospective
League Club.
II believe the question Of the sale
OF the Chicago Nationals to Mr. weegh-
man will be settled one way or the
other ut this meeting. and hope peace
Tho minor leagues showed iovaltv
and ,sammeness in their meeting at
Omaha. did not really know how
BADLY off some of them were They
should be assisted and encouraged In
every possible way, and with peace In
baseball they'll have good chance to
win out next season"
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Takes One First, One Second and a
Third-Saunders Easily Captures
the Running High Jump, Which
Was the Best Number on the Card.
Point Winners

There is great Joy in the West End
OF the city to-day. and the cause for
tho happy feeling IL that the school
boy athletes won the Joint meet with
city at Broad Street Park yesterday
afternoon. The West End boys scored
Q total OF 90 points against 81 allow
ed their competitors.
The meet was about tho most sue
cessful conducted In this city during
the season, there not being one discor-
dant note to mar the afternoons
sport.
Il The youngsters did their best, and
there WAS not one event on the card
but what was holly contested, this was
especially SO as regards the dashes
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ALEXANDER HIGH, 49,.
FREDERICKSBURG, o

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
13.-Aleyandria. High Scnool team de
feated Fredericksb High at football
much heavier and b.e:er trained than
the locals. They made two touch
downs in the first three minutes of
play Later the locals held good and
gained considerable ground. but failed
to score.
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Mcfarland aud welsh Matched.

IIIICAlfO, NOVember ia ten
round match here between Packey Nc
Farland and Freddie Welsh for the
practically was agreed upon to-day.
The bout probably will occur in Jan
nary. The weights mentioned were
iS6 pounds for Mcfarland. and 1876 for
the champion.
MCFARLAND and Welsh have met
three times before with two draws and
one decision for Mcfarland.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Lexington. Ky.-TransyIvania
University, G; tieorgetown College. o.
At State College, Pa.-Michigan
Agricultural College, G; Pennsylvania
State College, 8.
AT Manhattan. Kan--Oklahonla Uni
College, 10.
At. Little Rock. Ark.--uniyersity OF
Mississippi ia; University OF .Arkan-
gas, Z. ~
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
On PALACE RUNS.
= A: l.. Davis Plumbing Go.
Len m.
Axsies Defeat Penn State.

STATE COLLEGE. PA. November 13.
The Michigan Agricultural College
football eleven, In It's first Invasion Of
tine East, defeated Pennsylvania State
The aggies played q magnificent
game throughout.
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Predicts More WAR.

season OF baseball war was predicted
to-day by President Gilmore of the
Federal League. He said the peace
terms proposed by organized baseball
were too one-sided.
The Federal League. he added, was
anxious for peace, but remained pro
pared for war
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WILLIAMSBURGERS WIN
FROM NORFOLK ACADEMY

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November 10.
William and Mary overwhelmed Nor
folk Academy on Cary Field here this
afternoon, winning easily by the score
played straight football. and swept
through the light visitors for fte
touchdowns. placing, II scrappy game.
The entire backfleld OF the locals
Tucker. Garland. Baker and Taylor
played n star game. Smith and Bald
win played well for the Norfolk boys.
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Joe BeHz Ifns Typhoid Fever.
BATESNIT.LE IND, November "a
Joe Benz, one of the star pitchers of
tho Chicago White SoX, is seriously III
with typhoid fever at the home Of his
parents here.