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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
GILMORE HEADS FEDERALS
FOR TERM OF FIVE YEARS
tlno tntrnsfed With Post of Treasurer
Recent Run0rs OF Purchases
OF Cubs Denied.

NEW YORK. October 23.-The Fed
era League mhsnates assembled for
ton OF officers the conference was de-
sultory James \; Gilmore was re-
elected sHs rs n president for term OF five
Robert N. Ward was selected vice
president. and Lloyd Rickertt was
According, to the moeuls in session,
,,hf p prom m peacs past with o. MAS
no conciliatory advances had been
made by the Federal League to the Ma
tionai md american. Leagues, and no
advances had been made to the Fed
erals from the others.
In discussing the possible establish
IN" To- or peace, Gilmore reiterated TINT
man who has Invested money in the
Federal League is satisfied .'If one on
more OF the. Federal club owners gets
said Gilmore: sit will be only II the
plan devised"
John w. Ward. Of the Brooklyn Fed
erals. denied that he was attempting to
purchase the Yankees. and Charles
Weeghman, the Chicago. Federal boss.
that he had made no effort to buy the
Cubs.
Weeshman declared he conferred
with Garry Hermann only 90 ascer-
The baseball factions Comiskey's team
or the Cubs would have to leave Chi
cago. Under no circumstances will
ny ny team leave Chicago" concluded
President Gilmore declared the re-
ports OF all the clubs as read ut the
meeting showed the league was In a
satisfactory financial condition. and
that the sentiment of the club ownors
was unanimously for continuing the
organization along the lines originally
iaid out year ago MIR. Gilmore said
no overtures toward peace had been
suggested at the meeting either by the
Feder1ls or the older leagues
Twelve players who finished the sea-
son with organized baseball have
signed Federal League contracts for
1915. and six, or eight more are en-
q short time he said. The league had
Fletcher, OF the New York Nationals.
as had been expected, he said. because
all three were bound by three-ycai
contracts.
Although the Federal magnatcs re-
fused 10 discuss various reports re-
Sarding future plans of individual
clubs. several rumors were given
credencc by those who followed the
meeting I'm an unofficial capacity.
Chief Of these was n report that n
Federal club would be placed on Man.
haitian Island in case organized base
ball refused to recognize the fnde-
pendents. Another was that rear
rangement of the circuit would bc
made, eliminating several long jumps
and improbable cities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
GOOD RACING CLOSES
EMP0RIA'S BEST FAIR

EMrDRTA, VA, October 23--Two ex-
curions on the Southern and two on
the Coast Line made tho races better
attended to-day than any that have
been held yet.
The 2:lS trot was won by ruth Pal
mer IDaughtry): second T,eniple
lBeloatc), third. Peter Neptune tBuiI) ::
fourth, Dee Tinker tcorbin). Best
a:l5 pace was won by Prince L..
(Bcloate): second, Ida Roe (BulD
thir1, Big lin (DauShtry): fourth,
Louise Prince Games). Best time,
2:2J A.
tDauehtryl; second; Lucinda tBniIJ {:
third, Mordecai (Beloate). Best time,
2:29 4.
There were fifteen entries lin the
farmers race, which was won by. Nell
lie Con. TriNie, second: Charlie, third
Prince fourth Best time, 2:4J Ia
The colt race was won by Joe Rex.
silver Heels. second: Martha Rex.
third; Rose Wilkes. fourth. Best time,
2:51.
The winner of this race is two
ycar-old colt owned by ID. NJ. Houser,
stony Creek, Va.
This ends tho biggest and best fair
ever held i'm Emporia. The attendance
was the largest, and there was Il more
varied and better display of farm
products than ever before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
.ELCOCk SWITCHES LINEUP
FOR WAKE FOREST CAME
Scarry VIII Go to Right Guard, While
Buelnring, the 2O0-Pounder, Will
Hold Centre Station.
CRITICS OPINION OF GENERALS
VIM. Hanna Says Teams Record Is
lsest--Wake Forest Hopes to Hold
Score Down and Make Crcditable
Showing in To-Dny's Gnme.

EElNGToN. VA, october 2a.-Hope-
ful OF balancing the strength OF the
line. Coach E,lcock will present Il
switched line-up against Wake Forest
Tomorrow. Scarry. who has been play
ing ut left guard, Will be shifted to the
viii battle at left guard. Perriotti
seems to have recovered from his In
Jury, and will probably play centre
IN the bacKhcld Sweetland. who sup
planted Buehring at full back in the
Georg etown conflict. will retire in favor
plungcr. Young will start at half bac,
but will not play long. Elcock realizes
the injury OF Il star would not he worth
Forest.
Following the game tomorrow
schedule. Virginia polyteclnic Insti-
tutS Swarthmore, West Virginia and
North Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical following.
IN New York there is no more able
writer ON football. nor keener student
Hanna. of the New York Sun. Mr..
Ilannn frequently has commented this
year on the work OF the Washing ton
and Lee eleven. his latest mention of
1T being MS follows:
The end of the FIRST month Of the
haven't been scored on. Brown hasn't.
neither has Penn State nor Washing
ton and Lee of Lexington, Va, which
eleven has the best record OF any in
total points against and by. opponents.
Points by opponents arc none. and
against opponents. yea or course. the
ca,ibre of opponents has something to
do with the figures. hut II must be a
pretty good team that can average
more than 30 points TO a game
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CLAIMS FOR MIDDLE WEST
CHAMPIONSHIPS INVOLVED
'Chicago's Hope for Big Title Depends
on Defeat of Purdue, One or
Strongest Opponents.
MINNESOTA BATTLE WITH IOWA
Michigan Aggies and Nebraska, Both
Unbeaten Last Season, Meet In Con-
test i'raught With Unusual Inter-
cst-lllinuls Meets Northwestern.

CHICAGO. October 2a.y-Euur games
involving mid Western championship
claims MIL iold the Interest of foot
ball followers of the Central States
tomorrow. Chicago's hope of am
other clear big nine title depends
on beating Perdue, probably the
strongest opponent vet to face the
maroons. Minnesota's championship
possibilities probably will he revealed
in its game with Iowa.
Further possibilities of the Rugby
pass when adopted TO American foot
bali. AZ shown in the Yale Notre Dame
game last Saturday may he seen when
the latter clashes with South Dakota
The meeting between Michigan Ae-
gies and Nebraska, both of whom went
through last season without defeat and
laid claim to championship ,honors, is;
a fourth contes, that will be fraught
with unusual interest
Other games are:
AT Evanston-Iilinois vs. Northwest
crIi.
Al Columbus-Wisconsi VS.. Ohio
state.
At Amcs--AIissouri VS.. Ames.
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our Of PENNsYiS
LINEUP AGAINST INDIANS

PHILADELPHIA, PA. October "a
On the eve of the Indian game to-mor-
row 1t was learned Tonight that the
into the battle minus the services OF
Nreeland. the star left half back. Vree-
lands knee. which was hurt in the navy
game, has mcndcd so slowly that the
coaches fear 20 use him. 1t was also
ANNOUNCED that the coaches Will not
start the, game with Matthews. the
drop-kic!sing half back, but will reserve
him until theru is q chance for Il goal
from Held Ereeland's place will be
place by wray. The only other changes mango
In the. lineup will be the use of Cap
tain Journeay at centre In place OF
Journeay. The Indian lineup will Be:
Left. end. Wallette. left tackle.
Wemple: left guard. Hill; centre. Nor
rim; right guard. Busch; right tackle
Martel; right eud. Bird; quarter back.
Crane: left half bnck, Wofford: right
half back, Pratt; full back, Calac.
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MAKE FOREST DETERMINED
10 PI.AN CA Me no I,uNN Si.nRI

WAKE FOREST October 22.-The
Wake Forest football squad. nineteen
ton All of the men were in good
shape. and expect TO make creditablc
shooWing.
we are not considering Washington
and Lee by any means the hardest
ss ae on ine o, ssHe %nns said sn,a pr
down fe a e n1Re sH f tHat tKe
cannot win the game, yet Washington
and Lee will find that II is bucking
that will play football throughout tho
whole game do not predict the rum
over that many expect"
Alternately will start the game at
centre. He has made wondcTfui i'm
provement since the beginning OF tho
season,
:, , Olive and DiX9n will be at left and
rIssn' gmnrds. olive, .o9-pound man.
one of the best offensive players on
the field. Dixon. n last years second
str,ng man o, is showing marked i'm
Captain Moore and Blacllman Will
play the tackles.
Holding will be at his regular posi-
into one of the best ends Wake Forest
has eyer had He Is a terror on hand
ling forward passes. and is the hard
started. Powell will play the other
end.
billings will be at quarter. This is
Ncui ton INC team, ana Tor
directing the plays there is not a bet
ter man.
Bcam will start the game a, left
huiI. lie is better known in the base
ball and basketball world, but for Ills
first scar Of football he is showing up
uousually well. Trust will start Mt
the other half. lie Is fast, aggrcs-
runner.
Allan Riddick will start a; full
back. lie Is ore of the best ground
hns II NJ .
Forest.
Witheringtou. Watkins, Charles Rid
dick, Lee, Pace. Watkins, Carrick, Rowe
and Parker constitute the rest OF tho
squad making the trip. All Will doubt
less be in the game before ii is over.
for DR.. Smith will not take any
chances on hurting his men. Harris
and Stallings. regular varsity men.
have been left at home on account OF
injuries TO get in. shape for the game
College.
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WILLIAM AND MARY
CONFIDENT OIc NlNNISt:

WILLIAMSBURG. w. October ga.
On the eve of the home clampicnsliIp
game with Richmond College. erthu.
siasn and confidence IN the eleven per-
yadcs the William and Mary Camp
THIS contest IL undoubtedly the big
Test game Of the season, and already.
alumni. from far aud near have beef.
arriving to witness to-morrow's clash
between the old rivals.
I IG,ng the Spiders are rrobabi>,
ccutire board OF tile Eastern INTERCEPT
ieGiate Association In awarding their
victory of last Saturday over lamp
den1s!dnef TO the Tigers. and also in
taking King. their star full back, or
the team AS being Ineligible the To-
cals, yet look Tor the hardeat kind OF
u struggle from Dcbson's in,.
The varsity IL crippled by the alb
sence of 'BuslSy'' Addison and pipe"
Wright. who work either AT end OF.
half back, and who nave been laid or
several days on account Of injuries
II is not yet certain whether thcy can
play tomorrow or not.
night an extraordinary athletic.
rally Will be held In chapel. ana atl~
dresses will be made by several mem
bers OF the faculty and some OF the
alumni, who played football willie in
school.
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LAST AWAY FROM HOME
GAME FOR THE SPIDERS
Couch Dobson, Squad and Many stu
dents of Richmond College
Go to williamsburg.
SPECIAL TRAIN CHARTERED
Leaves att o'Clocls-Supporters OF
William and Mary Eleven VIII
Give Visitors n Great Reception.
Hot Game Likely.

. This afternoon at o'clock sharp
Coach Dobson and his Richmond Col
ieSe football squad will entrajn for
Williamsburg, accompanied by prac-
tically the entire student body. who Will
make The trip both ways on the Spider
SpeclnI,' which has been expressly
chartered for, this occasion. At 3:a0
this afternoon the Spider team Will en-
Eage IN Championship football game
with William and Mary. and interest
high pitch. - =,
j., y nep ,pa !, from williamsburs show
shape for. the fray. The local contin-
gent liz also very optimistic and con
hdent. Although they have been
weakened considerably by the loss of
thcless the. team is fun OF the old
lighting spirit that has carried tie
SDiaerJ TO victory many times b.fore
.,n 1t IS rs: or course. needless TO deny that
the team. and Carter had been counted
but N spite of these reverses the
spiders are far from weak. Indeed
out tie two men who lave been de-
e9iarcd ineligible. and the eHec. of the
losscs uron the team has been to cause
them 10 double their DETERMINATION ~
G!m iHi Isl son 5as np sHm M may
&c. li;,, VI which WEI STAR the .s1,s,,
t3.iiarrow. but he will take about
shirty players OH the trip. ~
rEit viii be the last game tho
they are all determine d--playerr, stu
dents. faculty and al1-.that this game
VIII go down as one OF the best games
IN the'r iecord. There ~ hut one spirit
stop ipi;:hg.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
HARVARD ELEVEN RE3DY
FOR HARD GAJII; TODAY

CAMBRIDGE. October 2a.-Sienal
up the practice work OF the Harvard
team to-day. Mahun and HardwiclS
spent the afternoon procticing drop
devoted an hour" to droplicking. He
is recovering from his lame shoulder
but 1t is doubtful If he gets in the
son will be depended on to fill his
place. Trumbull undoubtedly will he
at guard tomorrow, for time Mt
least Wallace will be ut centre and
Francke at full back Soucy and
Coolidge are expected to be the ends:
r. {. Curtis and Bigclow, tackles;
Whitney and Mckinlock, backs.
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FOOTBALL GAMES IN SOUTH.
TO-DAY OF GREAT INTEREST
Georgia Meets Virginia at Chnrlottes.
vile, AMI Carolina Plays Van
delbilt at Nashville.
v. NJ. TACKLES GEORGIA TECHS
Victory Over Georgia by Carolina
Leads to Prediction Vanderbilt
VIII BE Hard t'oueht-Cracke
Team Not in Best Form.

ATLANTA. GA. October 23--A mum
bersof games Of major Importance are
TO he played between southern foot
bail teams Tomorrow. Chief interest
lima contest at Nashville and the yir-
GINA -Gcorgin game at charlottesville.
Other big games Will be Auburn vs..
Alississlpp! Aggics. at birmingham
Georgia Tech vs. Virginia Military In
sH1it dnas;, at Atianta; Tennesaee vs..
FLORIDA. at Jacksonvillc. ana. Texas vs..
Oklahoma. at Dallas
North Cardinals victory over Georgia,
III 10 =, In ATLANTA last week leads To
prediction that tho Carolinians will
give Vanderbilt II hard battle. With
the exception of the game with Alichi-
gan, ut Ann Arbor, Vanderbilt has had
little opportunity to test it's strength.
IN IT'S last game. with Central OF Ken
lucky, at Nashville. Tuesday. Wander
Georgia viii meet Virginia with a
team said TO be far from the best
physical condition.. The North Caro-
lima game here last week left several
Georgia players with minor injuries
Among other Southern games SEIZED
ulcd are:
Louisiana state University VS. JEFF
ferson, at Baton Rouge.
Kentucky State VS., Earlham, ct Lex :
ington, ny.
Chattanooga vs. Howard. a; chatta-
no0ga.
Tulane vs.. ventenary. at New Or
leans.
Carson ana Newman vs.. King
College at Bristol.
Randolph Macon rs. Hampden- Sid
South Caroline vs.. Ncwberry. at Co
lumbin.
Washington and Ice KS. Make
Forest. at Lexington, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
BARTON HEIGHTS TO
MEET CHURCH HILL

The football game between tho Far
ION Heights and Church Hill Athletic
club elevens this afternoon at
o'clock In ChimboraZo Park should be
one OF the best games OF the local
gTidiron season. Warriors OF both
fleyers are In fine trim and eager for
the fray.
Hill, Is confident his boys will win.
while like spirit is noticeable in the
camp OF the suburbanites.
- a large crowd OF rooters is expected
70 witness the fracas A victory over
Barton Heights will strengthen
Church Hills bid for the local anna
teur football championship.
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Lineup for
To-Day's Game

This afternoon at Broad Street Park
the yellow Jackets and Tigers Will
stage championship football game
intercollegiate title.
Both. teams have been put through
har! week week OF practice. a., and are
AsHLANp: Va. October es;-The
Yellow Jackets had a snappy hour
for their game with Hampden- Sidney
at Broad Street Park tomorrow after
The team shows marked Improve
nient over it's work of last week, and
it's followers need not fear that il will
team has sst Wesks The
MACON pep" and Will fight for every
'he G or ground against the Tigers.
scrimmases. He was so much displensed
with the eleven's work against William
effort this Week IN I'd driving tbs ths extra Mrn
through the PAGES. Several Of tile first
tea m nave not taken part in the scrim-,
bruises might, be given chance to
heal. They have been on the field. oni
a.thioush their Injuries have not gotten
OF the regulars will start or get In The
lineup SOME time during the game.
TO TT son Is the most doubtful one in
nsen laid up most all the week. Ills
place Will be filled by Richardson If
ne Is not able to start.
Hampden- Sidney: having won last
nSaturqays game from Richmond Col
isge by forfeit. will fight with re
,,iNnasf,, effort now to win the cham
The yellow Jackets realize they have
hard proposition TO go zip against
ana NH put forth their best efforts,
and tho game VIII likely he one Of thr
hardest fiia fought at Broad Stree, Park
AAIPDEN-slDNEY, VA. October -
-Coach Bernier left this afternoon
with his team in good spirits and ready
20 put up 2 plucky fight against the
yellow Jackets Tomorrow The line
mas been tightened up in the weak
places, and has been improved 100 Der
cent. The student body. has decided IL
TAKE Saturday as their athletic hon H.
Wy G ana IL Is hoped that the Garnet
and gray VIII be we'll represented orr
'nf eieachers rs we'll as on the gridirol..
interest in the game is intense here
and The college and community will be
ci ETer Tor news tomorrow AFTERNOON.
ab'eNto he in the game this weeL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
WOODBERRY FOREST AND
FlSHBURNE PLAY TO- DAY

WOODBERRY FOREST, VA, October
23.-Woodbcrry Forest and Fishpurne
school will play their annual game of
football OF Lambeth Field tomorrow
morning Mt II o'clock. \ special train
over the Southern, leaving Orange at
9:l5 A. A., will take tho Woodberry
team and rooters to Charlottesville. The
entire party will stny over for the Vr-
Einia Georgia game in the afternoon.
Woodberry alumni now attending the
University OF Virginia, have given to
the school team twenty tickets to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
YALE EXPECTS WASHINGTON AND
JEEFERSON 70 BE MORTHN zoe

NEW HAVEN. October 23.--Yales
final signal practice before the Wash
ington and Jefferson game was taken
this afternoons: the squad spending two
hours in careful rehearsal of it's most
attractive plays. Captain Talbot will
he given several days more rest Paul
Belts WAS given his position to-day.
Alex Wilson Will probably start tile
game. although he liz not in the best
of condition. Mat Scovil ran the
eleven at quarter back this afternoon.
Yale expects to win. but believes that
the PENNSYLVANIA team will give II the
closest shave OF the season, except
:!:..',,.,:. Last year the game result
ell ia Al .corcless tie.
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'pRIN CETON MEETS DARTMOUTH
IN EASlE E0uAL no MANNAND'S

PRINCETON. y. j.. October 2S--
Fifteen hundred undere raduntes pa
raded to the new Palmer stadium to-
duS 10 watch tho varsity and practice
Practice was short to-day, consisting
OF a snnppN hve-minute scrimmage
ana half-hour OF signal running.
Moore, Click and Law filled back
feld to-day, and viii start tomorrow.
Moore has come to the front amazing
ly lin the last few days as Il ground
gamer. The coaches tonight would
make no predictions. and declared that
Princeton expects the Dartmouth game
Tomorrow to he fully AS hard n bat
tie rs the ones to come with Yale and
Harvard. Dartmouth won from
Princeton last year by score OF
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TlMES-DISPATCH TENPlN
TEAM ROLLS IN. TOP FORM.
scare Three Totals better Than 900 In
es WIN the Newpsrts--scott
the Individual Star

Bowling in manneI. seldom wiz
n ,sss this city. The Times Dispatch
v usa,1 OF me Richmond TonDln League
Oh the Palace runs last night. ~
Starlins with II total of a04. the
IN. the second game and $50 for th '
lnlru attempt. the grand total for The
nlsht being a,S47.. an average of gI9
for the three games 80
fhipps, OF the Newports, rolled the
nish single game SCORE in A,ris third
game by totallng 255. rls honers FOR.
me niSnt, however. go TO Scott of The
IN ZINES Dispatch. with games OF 40.
The Times Dispatch five gave an es
nnoition OF team bowling that was
tnocoushlH enjoyed by the large crowd
present The scores:
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ARMY TEAM I'M POOR TRIM
FOR HOLY CROSS CONTEST
Long Signal Drill Showed Most OF
Regular Team Supplanted by
Second Squad Men.
HARVARD READY FOR BATTLE
HaIe's Gridiron Warriors Expect
Closest Shave of Season With
Washington and Jefferson Eleven.
Undergraduates Cheer Princeton.

WEST POINT. N. V. October 23.-In
bad shape physically, the Army team
will line up against Holy Cross to-mor-
row. There was nothing but a long sir-
nal drill for the men to-day. Merrill
lat Mt end Meacham at guard and
linemen that are certain to start the
game. OIiphant was thought to be in
shape; but his knee is still giving him
he early gave way to Ford. Tully will
be used at end in Britton's place. and
Goodman may start at centre for Nc
Evan. ~ -
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ED. LEWIS WINS EASILY
FROM DOVER AT LYNCHBURG

IYNCHBURG, VA, October 2a.--In a
catch as -catch-can wrestling bout here
tonight Ed. Lewis dcfentcd Lcwis
Dover in two straight falls before n
large crowd The first fall came By
toe hold in forty-eight minutes
Dover was so badly used up in the
climax Of the .irst fall that he was, easy
for Lewis In the second. Lewis getting
the fall In forty-eight seconds. The
mates Will probably revive the wres-
Ting game In LVnchbure -. sa ~ u
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Georgians Had Secret Work-O Out Yes
tcrday AIQrning-Va,sity Out In
billy" Word Will BE
In To.Day's Battle.
To-Day's Lineup

., CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October
reacbeI t.ba :, :, squad ,as! of eighteen
morning. and for one hour e ii'is nfi tnrs
noon held secret practice on i,amhe,,,
c cesa f l1e vii III sspearanses the
Henderson, Thrash and ConESrs are
each close TO 200 pounds. While scott.
M Viz NH ~, start in at centre, together
tainly over 1870. The squad win 60
out IN the country Tomorrow inorns
ing y, ,ol tns h mi, workout.
o'clock this afternoon and engaged Fl,
a lively workout The practice over,
inc o piaSers Were bundled into waiting
iiu u the home q Head Concl,.
uniSersi,y there ti'ss wifi WIFI re- III"
until eariS Tomorrow afternoon.
present Indications arc that Virgln.;
viii start Off with the same team that
faced Yale. Word; Captain Mayors.
sufficiently recovered 10 start in the
game ~
Virginia should win br lwo or three
pressed to.nisht Sii.ers S @ho se, es
glimpse OF t;eorS las heavy line are
not so optiinistic, saving that the
With to score.
Brooks. Of George Washington. viii
act act rs umpire in the place OF wahoo:
Davidson. will bc head llncsman, and
Barry. OF Georgetown, will referee
:, a Car9lin a.. large score against
planned The THrhcels rolled up TWEEN
ty-onc points in the iirst five minutes
OF play. hut In that period such stars
ns Paddock ana Henderson were QUE
of Gcorgin's lineup. AS soon us these
players Jumped into tie fray the Car,
o,ina advanced received a sudden
check. Carolina Is stronger than Me.
are by two Or three touchdowns'' said
a member OF Georgia's coaching staK
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Drns store nnl,I,sa.

The drug store of the Richmond
Pharmacy Company, sol East Main
street was entered some time Thurs
day night. according to n report made
10 the police, and robbed OF Sal EN-
trance was effected through, n coal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-24
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BEAT
NORFOLK ACADEMY SQUAD

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October %
Dutplaying their opponents i'm every
department of the game, the eleven OF
The Newport News High School, to-day
score of 20 L. o.
The local team scored in the second
third and fourth periods, the last score