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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
IVrlAWRENCEvILLE
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| 5oial to Tho Times -Dispatoh.l
UlNCEVILLE. VA. December 10
Ffdette LOWS entertained tho card
{. ner homo. on Windsor Avenue, on
dry afternoon from ESQ to e,olook.
playing were: Mrs. Marie Heartw.I,,
". II. Lewis. Mrn. ]. D. Barkicy. Mrs
Rpm owen. Nfrs. Grace MALLORY. Miss
fnne Bayloy, Mrs. Mallory TurnbuiI. Mrs.
Iurnpuii. Mrs. Nat Turnbuil. Mrs. %.
.urppoli. Jr.,. Mrs. W. ". Meredith.
Lizzie and Mary Drewry Turnbuii'
e.. w. Dnret and Mrs. w. E. Starke'
prize was won by Mrs. T.. II. Turn
fiitney Darie. Of Richmond. spent SOW.
' uays with his mother. Mrs. John Durie.
y. week NJ her homo. on Church street.
% Mary 4. Turnbuil has accepted n posi-
, 20 o Teach In Russell County. and viii
ehop A. NJ. Randolph preached ma nd
or seven In st. Andrews Episcopai
|rch Sunday morning. At night he
Es 81 ia, and confirmed class at st. st.
ID: Ltgon and family have moved from
1enceville TO "Ellerslie.' the country
70 OF Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald McCrea. 81
ork. MT. Iigon has taken the posi-.
an manager OF the estate.
~. ana Mrs. A. p. Gray ST. after spepd
rev months at st. Andrews rectory.
gone TO Lynohburs for the winter
!: ano Mrs. Z. l.. Smith. OF La Granr.
=, =, al, are guests OF the Misses TurnbuIl. al
p Turnbull spent n few DAYS IN Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Miss Cownn, of Tennessee, In ono of
the notable additions to the younger
oihcihi set mt Washington this season.
she In n daughter of Mrs. John *.
Shields, wife Of the Senator from Ten
ncssee. by former marriage, and has
gone Into society without the usual
formnIity of u contingent pnrty. She
has lately left school, and this In her
first winter In society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Ar. and Mrs. N. Kabier have returned from
, ,nSl[ Stidsi trip. and arc now at home. at
Miss Parke Fields has returned to her
nome; at Norwood: after a visit hero with
her sister, Mrs. l.. w. Cruggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
WILD SWINGS A-PLENTY AT
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

NEW YORK. December 15-Jim Cot
icy shaded Gunboat Smith in n furry
OF wild swings at Madison Square Gar
ueh Tonight II WAS the usual brand
OF white hope fighting, and Referee
hoche was the most prominent work or
OF the evening, tearing the massive
g, Exams apart from death-clutch
smith landed the harder blows. COT.
re! tne most. 1t was at infEhting
that the Dublin boy eXcelled and on
inns he deserved the award. Every
round was the same. Plenty of wild
ahu uncanny swings that never re-
suited in anything more than an EN-
Draccmcnt, which cost the referee al
MS strength to break
me sixth round was the best of tho
ten. smith worked at top speed in the
spasm. but tired badly in his attcm nj
70 drop his man. Cofrcy forged to the
front in the seventh, eighth and ninth
In the tenth Smith made Il flash that
earned him the round, but il wasn't
enough TO win the decision The gun
nor was weak and tired 1T tho he'll
corey LETT the ring with his left eve
puned. while Smiths lip was Slightly
split. IVY
Smith was seconded by Jim Buckley
Tommy Murphy and hob Armstrong
COREY was looked after by Billy Glib
son, Al kuhiak, George Engle and Billy
Announcer Joe Humphreys gave ont
the official weights as: Smith, $50
pounds; Coffey. los.
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xApprentice allowance.
XApprentice allowance.
VANDERBILT ELEVEN WILL
NOT MEET NORTH CAROLINA

:, NASHVILLE. TENN, December 15.-
Nandervilta football schedule has been
partiy completed. games having been
Hewanee, while il is stated that the
Terms VIII probably be reached with
tennessee IN few DAYS. On account
OF inc strength OF the remainder nj
the schedule. the commodores will NOT
meet North Carolina i no'
The following dates have been ar
% Virginia at charlottesville, October
Auburn Mt Birmingham. November
Sewanee at Nashville. November 25
Is stated that Vanderbilt will he
unaDie 10 play Tennessee at Knoxytlie
I SIc year Dut has agreed to do 80 in
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CHARLESTON RESULTS

six furlonEs-Amercus: los ccorey) to !,
to !, to S; to s. second: Pat Cannon. liz
,'G,eenners,, 10 TO i, to !. to /; third. Time.
M sSh, Io1 mo,s shark Inferno Queen Lord
s"r ,n & carmen is LHlyy to cHen.
even, to s: seeond; Boxer is tS,cka no l.
s Tnra +" 8 out third. Time: i;,o.. Anna
Thir,-sellinG, three-year olds and up. six
= out irst Zig Dpper. ic7 1Turn tG to to
- to ". out. second; Coy, lib tHnnovcrj. IL
an fTs Hudson ' York n'Td chn TTs ,i.n LIS
wGnrthfeil,ns, three-yea r-cd, one mile
nrst; Nash 100 diiyp. to /, to !! s. p to Out H.
sysn , ki,day p, % Murphyl. ITO to q
S's Candle Tms Mr. Mack s nso ram
fu Ed,nseTnE ,ea and SLY
,smuthe) to l. to /. even. seconG g'e ro ri
T 4a s i:iS Na s5 ina" even 'hrd
dd ,,,h. Font, ,Ba,wa, stentor. Hearthstone.
oS Sirt, Starn DR.; DouehSr,y also ran.
mile and seventy yards Coppcrtown los
k MsrPhy2 cs b .% to even nrs, Patty
second; Marshon, los trnrner,. to even even
,, to third. Time. las -. Wander. Master
way Banjo Jim also ran. Husky Lad fell
The Card
FIRST race-purse $50, thrce-yoar- Odds md
nn. selling six furon-s-XFrontier i6i
Nicadoo. No: Cnoster. l09; ortcx lC9; Sureget
II; Sir Frctful III: Wolisbath iii: Sir
Marion. II; NElsewherc. la9: xEthelburg
H.. 100: Billy stuart, 1919: Jesse Louis ia
inspector l.estrndr. III; Colonel Brown III:
King Radford -;
ss"Iing, six turlonGs-Stcvcsta, 100; Trans
OF uncas. IL: NFrcd Levy. lio: Gr!sco. III:
Astrclger. ll7 Zen Loyal. III; Ada Ennnc,ir'
n'; Billy Collins. 100; xDu1uesnc liz: no.
Hyonho. ~; Sn9hn. III: Vcne,a Strome. lii:
Third-nurse $500 III ages. selling band,.
cap, I'VE fnr'oncs-Niley lGb: Rrinrn,t m 100
Ancon. los: l. See II. llo: Suucclcr 100. lin
daunted. N.: forkville. 10: Sherwood ',,s
Eourth--purse $3.50 all ages handir,p on.
mule and seventy yards--Tnctics 100: ('lin
Field l"+; Polly II. los; Republican,. lis.
ivhn Gnr,i"cr. 100; Crossbun. los; worklnr
rif,h-purse $500. ,hrce-year-nld ana -,
selma one milc-Mnster Joe %: xRmz,
around. iei; Mockcr. I13: Rob r. 100: EIiIjS
ltaker. Jos; Fetulus. 10: Mont !1I: Stars
ana stripes. 1872: xl.ouisc Paul, iei; SFranI,
Hudson. io7: Perth Rock 100
SiiSth-pnrse 500. selling. three ycnr-o'ds
nnn up mares and geIdimgs. six fmriones"
hnrbor. io9: xMiss Jean. 100: xCornons,s ,oa
Mnrtrc IA; Henrthstonc III: Poricr Roy
~: XGannock. l04; iIolton. 100: xouced ,oe
aliumii,liati9n, 100: Gold Cap III. i.uria ia:
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RACE MEET STARTS At
NEW ORLEANS JANUARY |
Business Mems Club to Feature Forty
Days of Sport-Iiigh-Grade Run
ners to Compete for Purses.
COMPETENT OFFICIALS
Dade to Act as Starter, With Murphy
as Observation-Disclosures Laws
to BE Enforced-Over 200 Horses
Stabbed at Track.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. December Is.
With a quartet of sterling men COM
posing the principal part of the official
iahily, horsemen and racing devotees
IN general are looking forward to the
winter meeting Of the New Orleans
business inn eas, Mems Racing, Association.
forty days or more at the fair grounds
track; All Of the officials are noted
Tor their fair dealing and thorough
competence. and horsemen have already
manifested their confidence in the sin
certify of the association oy shipping
large number of thorouEhbreds here
Among the stars brought down dur
Ing the past week was Robert Bradley,
VIII r.. Mizolrs great handicap horse,
stakes, and lowered three track records
during the past season. This great
horse won s5;S35 in purses at the Havre
ae Grace fall meeting alone and his
total for the past year was over S12,-
600. Prior to shipping here Mizcll re-
FUSED an offer of $4,000 for him.
Judge Murphy has been serving as
racing official for the past twenty years
and numbers among his friends hum
dreds Of the foremost horsemen of the
country. The Business Mems Racing
Association deems Itself fortunate In
securing his services. for his name used
was an assurance to horsemen that the
association would make good. Starter
Dade's agreeing to serve was another
presence Of Jack Campbell and Little
Joe McLennan Will please every one.
Tor these two men have established
regulations In turfdom. During the
past year Judge Murphy officiated at
Montreal. Toronto. Ottawa. Hamilton
and Bowie; Dade was at the. same
Pimlico rs we'll: Campbell at Fort
Erie, Duglas Park, Latonia and Char
lesion. and McLennan at Bowie, PiInlico
and Charleston.
S5O,000 TO Guarantee Purses.
Fifty thousand dollars will be placed
in the bank before the opening of the
New Orleans meeting to guarantee the
people of New Orleans to see the plans
of the association succeed that many
thousand dollars worth OF admission
tickets are being bought In advance.
TWO hundred business men OF the city
have put up money In payment for
Is owned by outsiders. Antibookmak-
Ing laws of Louisiana will be enforced,
and the association will collect no
money for any betting privileges. The
meeting Will be conducted on high
plane and primarily for the purpose Of
attracting desirable visitors and fur
n1shing them with clean sport.
Of over 200 of the leading merchants
of New Orleans. Usually race tracks
arc proprietary in their nature. and are
controlled by one man or set OF few
men. The idea OF straight OUTRAGE
meeting being financed and operated
through great city's movement shows
that the business men of all the big
made to identify themselves actively
with tho sport OF kings.
There are already 200 or more race
horses on the grounds.
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WEATHER LAYS HEAVY HAND
ON PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
thermometer Makes New Low Rec
ord for Winter, Keeping Be-
low Freezing.
ICE FORMS IN FOUNTAINS
Poor Silver Through Streets In Vain
Search for Work, While Small Boys
Get Ready for Skating Season.
Cold Waive Is General.

Winter laid n heavier hand yesterday
upon Richmond. aud the frost. which
before had but lightly touched pond
and pool, froze the fountain In the
capitol Square. ana gave hope to the
urchin who would change roller skates
for those of runners OF steel. IT
spelled also harder times for those for
whom the times arc already too hard
and the time between dark and sun,
rlse too long, and It spelled more dis
comfort for those who must walk the
streets In search OF means
The mercury dropped far below
freezing point, and at it's highest dur
the day was still below. The highest
point reached was twcnty-nihe degrees,
ana the lowest was sixteen. the mean
temperature for the day being twenty
two degrees, or nineteen below nor
NAL. In Chicago and Pittsburgh the
mercury hung but two points above
zero. but 1t was cold enough In Rich
mond-too cold for many who had no
fuel and but few blankets TO ward off
the night airs.
To-day it VIII be fair, and the cold
Will continue. 1t is likely to continue
now until the springt!me comes again
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BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY
IN SPOTLIGHT AT CORNELL
Coneh Sharpe Expects to Put Strong
rive on the COurts-Thirty-fvc
Men Report for Practice.

ITHACA. December l5.--Basketball
and hockey arc now tho most promi-
nent sports Spot at Cornell The baskethal!
team VIII open its season Saturday, and
the hockey team expects to be able to
get out on the Ice next week
Coach Albert II. Sharpe has divided
ne basketball teams into several Sec
tons: but no immediate cut Is nntici-
pated until after the first game, The
nrSt team has been composed OF tho
following: Lunden and Brown. for
wards; liaeberie, centre. and Jandorf
and Ashinead, guards. The second
team has been strengthened In tn. last
week by the return to practice OF Muir
ray Shelton, left on this years football
team. During the last year he had
shown marked possibilities az a basket
pail player. After sheldon got back
INTO the game. the line-up for the sec
2nd tenn was as follows: shelton and
ana Palen and Flock. guards
In addition to these. men. the fol-
lowing have been playing against the
y yarhy squad: Roth. Austin. Wilson.
Harber, Tonks, Howard. Ward. Cur,
ran. Meyers and Bachman.
About thirty-fre men are now re-
porting for hockey practice Coach
Talbot Hunter has been coaching them
In goal shooting in work in the Cor
nell armory.
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LYSCIIDrRG HAS COLDEsT
DECEMBER DAY RECORDED

IoptCIuI 10 TIC TITne3- DlHpatCh.I
LYNCHRURG, VA, December IS
The temperature this morning was tho
coldest on record here for December
10, the official temperature being 9
degrees The lowest ever recorded hero
on this date before was IL degrees In
1901. The minimum last night euualed
the lowest mark touched by the mer-
curry In Lynchburg during the whole Of
last wiEtcr.
AS result Of the unexpected low
temperature, hundreds OF water pipcs
frozc. and the plumbers had q busy
day. No accidents from exploding
water backs, however. have been re.
ported.
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BASKETBALL.
LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR
BALANCE OF SEASON
Biucs' Armory-F'ridny Night.

Behedictine VIZ. Fairrnount. s o'clock.
Highland Purk VI. First, at S:i5 O'Clock.
McGlll UniOn-Friday Night.
Regiment VI. Barton Heights. S o'clock.
Signal Corps W. McGill Seconds. ut 5:i5
D clock
Grays' Armory--Saturdny Night
Grays vs Medical College. at S:4s O'Clock
HOwitzers' Armory-Saturday Night.
McGil VS.. Church Hill Athletic Club
Blues Armory-.Dcccrnber ~.
Infantry VS.. Artillery. Sl5 o'clock
Blues vs.. Howitzers. 9 O'clock
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MISS DAN WINS DERBY
STAKES IN FIELD TRIALS

MONTGOMERY, ALA. December 15.-
Miss Dan, owned by w. b. Cooley, OF
oklahoma. and handled by Guide. was
declared the winner of the Derby
stakes In the annual meeting OF the
Southern Field Trials Club to-day ut
The course az Letohatchic. Rap's Ben.
handled by Jones. and owned by Victor
Kabold, on Manitoba. Canada was sec
on6, and Square Edges. handled by
F.shel. and owned by James K. Nc
LILLIAN, OF Lodi. Wis, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
VOLLEYBAl.L GAME WON
BY MADISON SCHOOL GIRLS

The Madison Schoo, girls volcy ball team
defeated the girls from Nicholson School
Yesterday afternoon on the roof OF Madison
THE Madison girls outclassed tho Nichol-
son girls. and took ali three games
The star of the game was little TheImo
ttlett. for Madison. The Madison roof gar
den IL hccom Ing one Of the most popular
Fairgrounds In the city. and tho basket
use. both day and night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
SPORTS
SPORT SPICE
LETS TALK 1T OVER"

y wild story was printed in yester-
days Baltimore American. in which the
author says 1T is likely that the In
ternaticnal and Virginia Leagues will
each have n team in Richmond. and the
local fans will then enjoy continuous
ball" This would be very nice. and
no doubt would be feasible, were II not
FOR, the fact that the Virginia cir, cir.
closely punched, while the Interna-
tional League consists of eight clubs,
VIII, Montreal as its most northern
The International League club will
he at home" at times during the sea.
son for u period of thirty days. and
would mean that the Virginia League
club would be compelled to run up and
down the circuit for that length OF
ulc-makcr to stage games too close
together in the other cities, with Rich
mond as the attraction
1t IS apparent on its face that this
would be losing venture, and It is
fSr'am tnat the pr4Jecf uh mot
they. once got n taste OF high grade
baseball
evening paper has this to say about
the transfer fer. Of the ..- Baltimore fran
WE have not waxcd enthusiastic over
the present prospects of International
League baseball is because up until
to-day WE had suspicious that Rich
mond was being used as club with
which to beat the International League
over the head. WE are now con-
WINGED, etc"
Considering the reports sent out from
the meeting and the. assurance OF Sec
rotary Brady and Manager Dunn that
the mo.ve. was to give Richmond better
baseball 1t is hard to understand what
Information was needed to convince
1t Is certain that the information given
at the meeting of the local sporting
writer's Monday night was tho same
that was handed out in special dis
patches and II Is pleasing to note
that WE" will give the project sun
port, and with IVES support the
venture is rs good as put through.
1t Is pleasing 10 note that the ag-
Ercssive leader of the Boston braves.
who has been Ill with pneum onia. is
now on the road to recovery Tho
sympathy OF the fans nil over the
country Is with Evers. and their heart
ton to complete health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
SOUTH CAROLINA DROPS TWO
COLLEGES FROM SCHEDULE

COLUMBIA. S. c.. December 15.--C
Guy Gunter, graduate manager of
nthletics at the University of South
carolina. has announced that North
Sarolina and Georgia Tech will be-
nroppcd from South Carolina's foot
ball schedule of 1915 -"''
one institution Will replace the two.
ana II Is believed here that the Uni
cScrsity OF Georgin is to be added to
South Cardinals schedule. ~
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JUAREz RESULTS

lonEsSAzuro. los GMo,t: y to L.. to l. : to
even second; Bad prospect los t b 10 s
to to- l. to !; to q third Time, i0G S.5 Rem
wick. ooma, Rockdaie. Yam Horn. f Dewdr aI
Lacazdora. Amusement. Electrowan also ran.
r,s Se Gr we -yearolds; iive furlongscar-
first: Miss Fielder ,le7 tMccabe). 3 to ].
artn, to Te's" 10 e even t thirS Time '
80 as Dad Revics. Ray, Frokendaie. obuius.
Faro an; los los sFcSny?. to TO 10 to first,
second second .yS ohn parie los R sH to
s To,1 +, third Time. l:os 10. Elsie Green,
GS BOY DG TafsT ARdTew oDsy Judge
Fourth five and one-half furlongs-1oe
G so' aus hheson e e even s,o out
2to 5. out. third. Time. los Fathom and
Eth Elf.h1asyen lurlonss-Hish street. lo7
10 Mre GEN., 't9 to o. to 2. FIRST; Delaney.
i TO-, sormsesS % to !. 10 to l, TO /. third.
me i9s F. rraz Elder 9oTn Prince Conrad
ran.
sixth race-one milc-Gcneral Marchmont.
81 MOTT. to 10 10 ou ou ser mns5 TJsr T
5 nHks II r.,n oMa'l' !ss ITO OUT
Gordon Russell also
ToDny's Card.
First racc-selling. three year-old and TN.
hye and one half furlongs-Rose Ring IS:
XDusky Davie, 9S; Evran, Parcel POST ;03
Native son. los: sam Conner los: Charles j.
Harvey, los; Bat Masterson. los; Amity los:
Nd Nelson. l3S; Lacasadora. los: Azurea'
ton. Ill ' ~''P
n Siieeona.ssl11g three ;olds and up, one
~; NPhyiistina. 100; xLady Innocence 100 !:
T Hnph 10 100: 9uicktrip. 1903; Ban MIngo ioi::
Tahoe, iQ2 's''' N''
Third-seliing. two-year- olds. five and one
Maj furiongs-xYaaha. 100; Ben's Brother,
'SS MIS- M,,21scowa 49,; Type los; Carrie orme.
Fourth-selling. three year-olds and nm
FIVE and one-haif furlongS-xWood Dove. l6D S:
o css ,, go; charmeuse. los; Orb iii Bal,
and Tf'nnseIins. ah5eeyear Odds and up nye
Marty Lou %; xAu,o Maid Io5: Big Lun,ax'
,ornla Jack. lo6; Briton. los; NobSy. los
Lore star: les; Annual Interest los: Con-
Tight Boy. H. AZ
sixth race-selling. three-year- and IN.
mrMnd Nt Ia. mas Hare. 81: xIard Rail- 81:
los. nrTeei. 2s; Brando. 100; Black Mate.
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lfGrinIfnSc
IflIsincSs Men
New Bowling Record

TERRE HAuTE. IND. December
TN match game here Saturday
n'Kht' Merl Ripple rolled n perfect
"""hhS score md Net vhRt Is snid
:" "' WORLDS record for three
n'". iiis scores were 100, 20,
210-tOtal, $50. RipDle bn. I,.an
bowling five years, hui never n.r-
hcipated In national Tournaments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
CoLDEsT DECEMnuR IN
ATLANTA GINrt- 1onn

ATLANTA. GA. December I5.-Of-
ncial government rccOpds showed a
temperature Of IL degrees here early
to-day This was the coolest December
weather experienced In Atlanta since
ISo?. whcn 10 degrees was recorded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
HERMITAGE PLAYERS WIN
CHECKER TOURNAMENT

Club an interesting checker tournn,.
was held resulting in victory for Inc
,isn PLAYERS over the representa-
Each man pIayed three cav. ,,A
ms opponent, making Il total of forty
esht Games Of which the HERMITAGE
Won twenty-four. ana tho business
men sixteen, eight games being drawn.
individual scores follow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
On Madison Court.

l,I .oi' neishts- POSITION Madison.
Crovo..............left forward Joyre
Ifcck ............right forward. carroll
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. centre Huff
SiDp:.... left guard .........T raJeri
Is. Taylor. right guurd........c Tnyior
summary: Score--Barton Heights. &c: Madi-
son, ). Substitutions-Fiippcn for Joyce
Fierce for &. Taylor. Goals from Held
stockton go: Beck to-, Grove go. Joyce ~.
Goals from foul-Carroll t2). Referee Sales
tJohn Marshall High SchooD. Umplre
lfeaiey William and Nary. Time OF halves
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SCHOOLBOYS' LEAGUE.
On Cary Courts.
ltunner.
-ts.r,I.

John u. cary POSITION. Ruffner
w. Henley. ......left forward r Marin
y. August. fright forward...E Carroll
Scott........... centre .........C. Mitchell
r. Flett...........left guard. RI McWhorter
T.: Braucr... right guard .......R Powell
Summary: Score-John g. Cary. 10: Rumner
~ Goals from neld-IIenley CD. Fleet (2)
from foul-Eleet 90. Marin t2). Referee
Fletcher. Time of halves. 10 and 20 minutes
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Biscuits" :
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On NIa1ll,nn Court.

IIylor........:. ..right Guard......J. Bernstein
summary; Scorc-Madison. b: Fox. sSGoais
from nelu-Madison. Z; Fox. g. Goals from,
foul-Madison. ]; Fox. 2. Referees-Metcaif
and Tompkfns Time of halves-ol minutes
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SAnpren;ice allowance claimed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Syxs q tie goma sne hitsse Eeie Bcssts
2es Sxss Readenz-

The complete list of Columbia rec
ords for September now on sale at
Griswolds. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams of
North Adams are visiting their son,
Shirley o. Williams, of Main street.
M. and Mrs. c. N. Morse and fam
lily, Miss Eleanor Morse and Miss Jul
liza Fish motored recently to Pitts6eld
where they visited Mrs. Lou Barber,
sister Of Mrs. Morse.
Mrs. Milan DEMO and Mr.. and MS,
Guy Morse and daughter, Gladys,
were the guests recently of Mrs. Al
bert Morse OF North Adams. Mrs.
Morse is a daughter of Mrs. DEMO.
There will be meeting of the f.
NJ. I. A. b. society Sunday after late
mass. 1t is earnestly requested that
all members be present as there is
business of Importance to be transact
cd in addition to the settlement of
the picnic affairs. 69t3
Mrs. N. a. Kennon of Mortified,
Mass, a former resident, has purchas
ed house and lot of Mrs. Fannie
Beech, on North Branch street Mrs.
Eleanor Stratton of the north part of
the town will move to the place Sep
TENDER LIST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-21
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mrs. Jane Johnson of Bennington is
visiting in town.
Corn is looking fine.
Oats are an average crop.
Sunday school next Sunday at the
Red school house at o'clock.
Rev. ]. e. Mckee gave a very inter
esting sermon at the Red School
house last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peake of Pow
nal road visited with Ed. Mattison's
and wife Saturday.
Rev. Peter Heller and little daugh-
ter, Retta, were driving in Green
Mountain Valley Monday.
M. and Mrs. Richard Dwyer and
little son Richard, jr., we're week end
guests of Mrs. Martin Elwell, Mrs.
Dryers sister.
Edgar Stratton succeeded in find
ing a bear in his trap far up on the
mountain side Sunday, Aug. 8. He
was still alive. Mr.. Stratton had his
gun and soon silenced his roaring.
lie skinned it, the carcass weighing
over 200 pounds.