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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
SPIDERS PLAY TIGERS
HERE NEXT SATURDAY
locals VIII Make an Effort to BETTER
Standing Mt Expense of Hump.
den-Sidney Eleven.
DoBsoN POINTS OUT MISTAKES
Discusses Blunders Made Last Satur.
day. and Sends Eleven Through
Formation Drill-Yellow Jackets
Posted on Richmond's Signals.

The shock Of the defeat received last
saturday from the Yellow Jackets. has
\ 10 some extent been deadened by now,
put the sting is still present in the
heart OF every man on the Spider foot
dolph Macon when Richmond College
..neets her again on the Saturday after
y Thanksg wing.
Just at present the all-nbsorbing in
tercst of the spiders is TO prepare for
tthe game here At Broad Street Park
saturday with the Sidney
IT will be remembered that in the
nrst setto between these TWO teams the
the score. of 20 to 2. Later. upon il
protest. the executive committee of the
decision the Spiders Victory i' was i ken
away FROM them by the Committee and
awarded to lianlnden- SIDNEY.
Saturday the Spiders will be without
& the services of King, aud they are all
a an; TO demonstrate 20 .everybody's
less to say. the Hompden- Sidney play
FRS are r., ben; on achieving, a victory
now stands in the league s" VIII With penn nsr,
tories and no defeats: while the Spiders
hafe y standing of only .ass, having
70 Srs T,s,HS r. AGAINST two defeats
unusual interest 70 the game here. ami
speculation is rife as TO the result.
h, ~ III useless 70 try ana convince any
4Si'ider That their team played it's usunl
game Saturday. Everyone assert THAI
the team can do far better than il did.
and what is more, that tho remaining
gamcs on the schedu:c will show The
truth OF this claim
me Spiders have four games yet to
inlay. all OF which are to be staged MT
Broad Street Park. They are not out
OF The running for the championship,
Sput instead are. tied with both RAN
dolnh Mia. and William and Mary for
second place. It is possible that the
SpluerS may yet win .:lc championship.
IVnch Dobson had the squad at work
iesterdnN afternoon. and gave them Il
i9ns talk, discussing the past game ana
me afternoon was then taken up with
signal and formation drilling. Coach
i;.e,nson Knows what sort of game the
.Spiocrs VIII have to put up Saturday
stone unturncd TO put the team in
mUsition to bring home the victory
rho Spiders are looking forward TO n
week of the hardest kind of work. hut
against.
An interesting question that is being
ASKED AL over the campus, and as vet
mas remained unanswered. is this: Who
WAS the man who secured all the spider
formations and tlhcn on last F'riday az
ternoon drilled the Yellow Jacket squad
~ every one Of the. Spider plays and
I,i pl Certain i is, tina, the yellow,
because they called tho plays con-
atantly throughout the game immedi
ateIE after .Ancarrow had given his
Signals. And n player on the yellow.
that they had accepted the drilling Of
some man who had secured the valuable
INFORMATION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
Open STYLE FOOTBALL
PROVES SPECTACULAR
Lateral, Doifblc, Triple and Forward
Passes Lift Game to Where Spec
tator Can SEQ What's Going On.
COACHES NUMBERING PLAYERS
System Now in General Use-Oppo-
sition Given Shock I'm Rutgers
Tufts and Cornell.Brown Contests.
Substitutes Readily Recognized.


Football has been lifted from n game
that lacked the spectacular to n game
that Is filled with the spectacular by
the almost universal adoption this year
OF the open style game.
In other years, when line smashing
ruled. the gamo had fow real thrills
teams line up. and then they would
see twenty-five men pile one on top
of the other. The same thing would be
repeated time and again. with . varia-
ton now and then with an ond run
But there was no open playing. All OF
e re Of nsxe %ss erS SE
ers were grouped together so closely
th3t the spectators could not sec the
ball passed.
Ru, this year with lateral passes.
double passes. triple passes. forward
Passes and other trick, plays prodomi-
point where the spectators can see
nearly everything that is going on.
There Is no prettier play, from the
aud most of the big college teams arc
using this play with considerable regu-
It has robbed football OF much OF it's
FORMER danger to. complaints. The old
s 1iHa game game consisted in the main OF
against the. tackles and against the q
guards. All these We're mass PLAYS
line. or how powerful the opposition
backhcld. very few teams were able 10
average better than three yards on n
drive II the line.
Under the new system, with the for
ward pMss and the double and triple
PASSES permtssable. gains OF anywhere
one play: Talc. by the us of the double
and triple pass and by the occasionaf
I use Of Forward pass. oftan made gains
against N6tre Teame wehtS was the Sara ss
OF the plays that won for Yale In that
game, and II was because washington
new plays than Yale that gave the
Washington and Jefferson team its yjos
tory over Yale
players is now in general use through
1 tn the country, md the interest of
tne speStdtt sm,h in the game has been
The sutgers-rufts game week ago
arsnrdaS shot to pieces the biggest
inc Rutgers team wore numbers and
the Tufts team didn't And Rutgers
Won, although Tufts outweighed Rut-
gers, 4nd wns figured as a sure winner.
Harvard.
The argument was that a team that
because the opposition players then
pay CTS on me team that wore num-
bers. The TUFTS men found it hard to
spot the Rutgers stars, even though
the Rutgers men wore eighteen inch
numerals And the Rutgers men found
no trouble In spotting the unnumbered
stars OF the Tufts team
The Cornell-Brown game. in which
the players wore eighteen inch num-
numbering system. The players. be.
cause OF the numbers. GOULD be dis
tinguished at the far end OF the field.
more than dOzhn n
during the game, and the rooters
always knew which man was going
out and which was coming In. because
the departing player, they saw il on
tho back OF the incoming player, and
their score card did the rest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
SHORT GRASS WINS LONG
DISTANCE HANDICAP
Mile and Half Race Feature at Intonia.
Well Backed Horses lead in
Five Of the Six Events

AESI e4 o seeFs that Tai he
ssssraist Nos. Of ,So best di distance h nnaea
the sis races; White again dernontsarted
10y beating Casuarina and The Widow Noon
In the second feature.
Is r s,o%,sed a about 10. The resnlts:
g. fSas},. IsSo -. 50, n;sI: ssnboo.
9s Fuss a@ trd Tine S7 h s Ms siriss
Te;hes Bow: jesto. For Fair, 81. Charlotte,
lonss,.t;harn!snse. ;G5 tMetesit5. $50, 10 1ic.
' Fs' s' ssa:s: Is IS , 1vF1S3
i ilh, - Time ~ 10. beiaia. Trnasitory,
Lambs TAI. bank Bill ,fhousht Re.der t aud
Lucille Hall also ran.
5S a,o on. mi ls,
@ onh G GEsst Cir 10: tcol,ins} s5S $50 sec
Time Typ. .s Joe by %srs sie .htEd
5 IHa,ss Nay dSsySn1 Ssassa
nile ahd ssisss e e2s saasap
!;S SO q ~. nrsi; Espscts,Icn. 81 'f!SsS ats}}
iie ~ Tms s'e sss j., Es s;h ,9s
cSa Dsrarts snsin ,sse AND Aa Ghr fST,
.eFsal ana "a .
100 20. Won: Father Riley. iol iSiufpSyS.
IT, !Sje' . Ys "se fIm; qasa5pa iS 1Gsa
l,he Widow Noon. gan Vega and imp:es
sixSsseiing. Spur .y.ar-e:.t and up. h,i,e and
s 80 T'' po sss f EIelss s as M
n !sa; e sa F'ss ssssss.ssss
ran. Spindle alec ran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
CHESTER AGGIES TO PLAY
JOHN MARSHALL SQUAD
Game t broad street Park To-Day
PROMISES TO Bc Full or !Action-Sev-
crRi Players on IlospitnI List

battle royal Is promised this after
I.o at a:a4 o'clock al broad Street
. i,;I,' when John Marshall High School
High School In the first football game
81 the season between the two teams
INC ,.ds two schools have been. rivals for
years, ana 4 large cro~Tc of thei, fol
lowers will likely he on hand TO cheer
iheir teams.
: The Marshallites will DO slightly out
weighed by their opponents. who have
~, especially strong team this wear
ltren !, e nmaS baektield Is sreatly
CURES eleven last year. wv
Captain Brumblc expects to make
several changes in his linc-up, In or
simpson has had the team worRine
hard since the game with Benedictine
ana the rough spo.s have been
fmi sorps o OF ;oot EULER NH have his
the Marahallitcs to victory. ~
The Chestcrs held it's final practiae
the game. with John Marshall to-day.
The practice consisted OF n signal drill,
which lasted for several hours ana n
talk by Coach "Rube" Fuqua
The team will be weakened by the
ABSENCE OF the two back Held stars.
PichaIdt and Bruce. Pichardt. who
land Friday, Will probably he out for
;he rest of the season. B.rIce dis.
located his knee In the same game.
the team. IS greatly Handicapped.
Richardson, Curtis and Coa6ill will
be used at half; Hatcher. full, with
rrcddie shepherd running the team
victory this year. and what they lack
IN team work will he made up for in
Re ODDS aha are ee wi,n John Hpi5i
they defeated Petersburg High and
Richmond Academy, while Chester tied
the academy anu lost to Petersburg:
ieateu Ashland, 81 to {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
billy ROCHE STOPS BOUT
IN THE EIGHTH SESSION
Ad Wolgast Breaks Bone in Right
Forearm in Fifth Round--West.
erner Anxious to Continue.
WELsH's TITLE nor IN DANGER
American No Match for Englisllman
at Boxfng--BattIe Develops Into a
Smuggling Match--Champion Tries
for Knockout.

NEW moRK SY, November a-Aseordins
former lightweight champion of the
broken arm against Fsedd GeH Wels YIN The q
Garden tonight.
Roche says Wolgast broke n small
Of the nth round BY Hitting the chamo
pton on tho head. Al the close OF tho
eighth round. during which the stocky
Michigan lad took terrific humping
corner and slumped into his chair, His
arm hanging limp at his side. Roche
made Is brief explanation and stopped
rather one-slded every round after the
= big crowd rushed into tho ring and
surrounded Wolgast. oven while welsh g
iisbman. not realizing thdt the tight
was oyer, and 1t took some time to
6 9lssr the ring 80 Welgas. could leave
Permit II. AS a matter OF fact. tho best
Wolgast could have hoped for was moro
against the Englishna,,, who had COM
menced to pound hin, numerically
Weish's stomach may be q bit sore
feel no III elects Of his %eetns sn SItS
the former champion. During the ear
Her sa rounds Is, Wno1gas ,nallagsa 70 get
him thousand raps to the face BY
the champion slammed the tough Mich:
ana again without seeming to hother
weakening under the storm. . A'''s
:. Always z rather lisht lishtwcight
night, and While he seemed see 70 oq have AL
hts old starnina at first. II did not last
every a pe sn at Wesss b bOag sG sSs
,,,s, /, e yell about for a few MIN
lie let the champion whaek him with
i round 70 get CLOSE enough % dig his
round the Michigan BOYS ieft eye VI WAS WAS
puffed Up, and finally the EnglIshmnn
pofs II py %ay ~ TIC fish s'IFs Mss nb s5m
Wolsast wnn no match for Welsh at
was never in doubt. Many spectators
cay they saw Woigasts arm drop linn
IN the NTH. after ne had swung a hard
blow at the champions head. but he
fought along about as he started with
tho exception thnt he seemed to BIO
growing weaker.
In the sixth Welsh pasted wolgast
with straight lefts by the score. and
wound up with fierce loft and right
to the Jaw that hurt The Michigander.
Rough and tough, his hair r,umpied
oHer his eyes and his Tree swollen and
head down and his hands failing away
at his body.
The champion was obviously trying
make It fight. rothor thun n boxing
match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
NAVY COACHES DISCUSS
WEAKNESS OF eleven.
Also Hold Short Scrimmage and
Kicking Practice-Captain Overesch
and Others Out of Line.Up.
CORNELL SHAPING FOR GAME
Several Changes Likely in Harvari's
Squad-Army starts Hard Work
To-Day-Haughton Not Satisfied.
Penn Meets Michigan Saturday.

ANNAPOLIS, November 2-ralks BY
Coaches Howard and Vaughan on
weaknesses indicated in tho game
against the North Carolina Aggies on
saturday were among the main Incl
dents of the practice at the naval
academy, this AFTERNOON.
The whole afternoon was used but
the scriminuge was short, and nluc,
attention Was given to Kicking, hand
ling the ball and formations. Blod-
gctt continues to practice punting UNI
der the direction OF Ensign Dalton, and
some oF his kicks this afternoon COW
cred sixty yards.
Captain Overescil rested this after
noon. and others who were kept from
the game BY injuries received in prac-
tice were Hicks ana Miles, guards. and
vessel anu Westphal. backs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
THREE-cUSHION BILLIARD
TOURNEY HALF FINISHED

Al the contestants In tho three
cushion tournament ut tho Superior
Parlor havo finished tho first half Of
the schedule. and tho contest has de-
reloped Into one OF the closest on
record, as the standing will show.
Many OF the games have been de-
cided by tho marrow margin OF one
cap under which each contestant plays
makes them about equal
Friday. Bryant defeated Dabney,
Williams. 20 to "a. and last night
strain beat Harwoca l.. 80 to %.
strain continues TO hold the high run
OF six.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
BrushinE UP enc Indiana.

NtfItLISIIE, PA., November 2.--The
Indians were given full afternoon ut
varied forms OF elemental training.
Lack OF Seneralship is blamed as
much as anything for Cariis!e's defeat
by syracuse. Crane mas shown ability
10 marshal his men effectively, and
TO communicate enthusiasm 10 his fell
low players.
'Looksaround is a strong probability
as field general and on account OF
HIS position on the line is we'll played
TO give signals. The big tackle can
play In the bacAfield. and mas a
thorough knowledge of tho require
ments OF the gridiron game
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
TOMAHAWK HUNT CLUB
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The Tomahawk Club of. Orange
county has elected the following OH :
GERS for the ensuing year: w. w. Os.
horne, president: George T. Marshall
and II. Olive Lyme. vice presidents:
Manley w. Carter. secretary and treas
nrer; August c: Wambersic, master Of
fox hounds. The club recently pur-
chased a pack of twelve splendid
hounds at fancy price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
IIanRhton CriticIxe. n,can,

Harvard's football squad assembled to-
day to listen to criticisms by Coach
HMighton on the mistakes OF Satur-
days game against Michigan.
Although the Harvard aggregation
came through in good .-ylc, they did
not play up to the expectations OF their
errors during the coming week. THE
men wore given the customary black :
attentively to the plays they will have
TO carry along this week. Those are
supposed TO be the ones the Tigers will
use against Harvard
All the mon except Wallace were in
good shape: and he will be able to take
ms place the latter part of the week.
iiardwtck was pretty well used uD but
4 few DAVIS rest will not hurt him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03

MEDFORD, ORE, November 2.-The
[ill-Star Americans defeated the All
star Nationals. 9 to 8, here Today.
Tesreau, in the third inning, was hit
Tor six runs. Score:
T. II. Il.
Americans ...... ia
Nationals ....,.....,, > Q r
Batteries: Mitchell and McAyoy: TIES.
ytau. Vaughn and Clarke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
RICHMOND LEAGUE
rENPJNS on NEWPORT RUNS.
NOlde,H TIn-l,N,lia
iobhi5 Az
l.. Hromm BakIng Company.
Totals 81

Tonight the SihIcy Shoe COMPANY
and the Fonticcllo Springs teams OF
tho Commercial League, meet on the
Newport runs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
PHILADELPHIA NATIONALS
WILL TRAIN IN FLORIDA

81. PETERSBURG, FLA, November
THE Philadelphia National League
club viii do its 1915 spring training
here.
Is contract for the grounds TO be
used was received to-day. The ST
Louis Americans trained here last
spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
Epi.conaI y,iub Drr.,,.,

tHer deftat!ng the WOodberry Forcst
school football team October "a by the
score OF - TO q, the undefeated Fish
1burne Military School football team,
Napquishcd Episcopal High School on
the iatler'g grounds Saturday by the
score of 10 TO z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
Penn shaping for Michigan.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-The
University OF Pennsylvania football
team began its final preparation for the
MichiGan game this afternoon. Conches
fIrooke and Castor saw tho Harvard
Michigan affair on Saturday, and we're
SO well impressed with the work Of
me Michigan eleven that they hustled;
pack home and ordered out the cntirc
team, and even cut out the usual day
OF rest for the veterans.
TO begin to bolster up the Quaker linz
on the thoory. that Ienn's only chnnco
70 peat Michigan Will be to stop the
the Penn standpoint was frightened 10.
uaS' when Nreeland. the best back on
, ne ueahn, returned to tho game and
AL the cripples reported in good
cSndltiof. md 1t is now certain that
thc Red and Blue will enter the eame
with its strongest line-up. Tho team
VIII practice here tomorrow and We'd
nesdaS, ana Thursday noon will start
day afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
Light Work for Army.

MESH POINT, =. =, Novembcr p
Coming through the villa Nova contest
IN splendid physical condition. the
Army began preparations to-day for
the big game here Saturday with Netr,,
Dame, The work was light. consisting
OF blackboard talk, followed by y
sharp signal drill, which was designed
principally Ia. work out whatever iish,
Kinks or bruises were prevalent after
Saturdays game.
There were but few OF the regulars
In the drill. Tomorrow the hard
weeks grind begins in earnest. for
the Army men will be driven at ton
speed every day.
II is expected that Oliphant and Nc
EVAN, neither OF whom have played in
nearly throo weeks. Will he in some Of
the scriinmages planned for this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
No Scrtmmagc for Tieer..

PRINCETON. November 2.--There
was no scrimmagc for the Tigers To-
day. but all OF the varsity players were
on the field and went through n long
signal drill. Coach Penheld gave =
blnckoonrd talk, explaining several
new plays. which were then put into
An extensive use OF the tackl,np
dummy and lots OF coaching of in,
dividual men in blocking and tackling
was the special medicine given tho
lineSmeR.
Eddie Trenkmann was back at guard
for the flrst time since the artuouth
game. Mclean, who has been i'll for
n long time. also returned 20 the line
at tackle. Since :isler, AIcLean's only
rival for the position. is lighting blood
poison in the infirmary. the place is
sure 10 go TO the newcomer.
8, Inc rest of the line Will remain ae
that Highley.s good work Saturday
may put him In for Brown or Lamber.
ton at end. Click was taken from
quarter TO half to-day. and Ames ran
tho team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
CorneIl scouts Mako neport.


the resnrn Of the cerne 1io Scouts sM rom
Giiambridss. where they watched the
lions for the nrst big ' game pr 81 ,he
season. that with the Wolverines at
Coach sharpe excused the major por.
ton OF the varsity sdund from prac-
i,ieo, though a number Of the ends and
entire squad reported for n blackboard
talk and discussion OF new plays.
Shuier. tho best ground gamer on tho
Urinary on Sunday to get rest He
has been overworlsed for the past two
weeks et,ts ana Is iit run down.
Ehc coaches expect. however, that he
VIII! be,back lin the week. By rrett
and Htli arc also expected to report
by Wednesday. The condition OF Cap
he does no, improve, I.autz will prob :
ably he played at right end.
IilnkrS Mni<es Changes.
NEW HAVEN. conn. November -
several changes were made by. Coach
decided upon as permanent. and that
they e., might igh,:, have no siKniaeanee.
eleven. and Ainsworth nractieed on the
second; Fred Stillman did not report.
@m G% has DONG Sonng And
the, scrubs, was at right end.
Harry I.egorc was in uniform but
tried no football Alec Wilson report
sd IN toys and practiced catching and
coached tho first team, while Hinker
tons
clevens was merely signal drill, but
I he third and fourth teams hammered
away Mt each other in a thirty minute
;scrimmage. Tug" Wilson, who has
been end; and Jack Wiley, centre, until
TWO weeks aeo. were removed TO the
captain eight yenrs ago, and for four
seasons end rush. watched the prac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
NEWSPAPER BOWLING
CHAMPIONSHIP DECIDED
Tin'es- Dispntch. Pair Defeat Newx-
heRder-JOurnnl Combination by
Margin of ST Pins.

Yesterday on the Palace runs the
two man teams WAS settled In the third
and final series, when Hamps and Lat
margin of 81 pins I'm fve games.
These bov'lers had previously rolled
two series, which was a stnHd-off, each
pair winning n SGT, and the deciding
gnmes Yesterday gives The Times Dis
patch pair Inc honors:
liaiape. WITH sSi T for hish sinrlss 9 gan 20
eaa fCr nigh total, which is ali average
of 1919 for the five games.
and Tillery lT2.
After the contests a special match of
two games was arranged between Row
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-22
Fer Govern0r--Dr. l.. G. Hardman
The Torrens Bill Gets A Start.

The Torrens Land Title Bill introduced by Senator
Sweat and Representative Wright in the Georgia Legis
lature should have the support of the entire State In
three ago and which had support for the past
six years. We have had several Grand Juries of Ben
Hill comfy pass resolutions to have the Representatives
OF the county and the Senators from this district intro
duce such bill and regret that the honor of init
atng his piece of constructive legislation for the State
was not secured for Ben Till county. Security in land
Titles so paramount to the development of the State
and especially South Georgia that have made an ac
tive campaign for the past three years to bring and
keep it before the people of Georgia. We have dstr
buted about two thousand copies of the bills among
of the State, and presented the matter in person to
number of associations in the past three years. The
armers Union OF Georgia. at our request, endorsed
the three years ago their State Convention
and its officials and their organs have given the Tor
Land Title bill considerable publicity since that
time Ii not likely to pass this session of the Legis-
laure, the time being limited, so it will become imper-
ave that the friends of the measure elect to the next
legislature Men who favorable to this law and capa
BILE to give it intelligent and active support when up for
discussion and passage. AS far the land owner is
concerned in Georgia there no measure of greater
Importance that will be up for consideration and the in
teTests Of the people of Georgia demand that the Voters
do send to the Legislature who can and will
give this law their active support. SEE THAT YOUR
CANDIDATE Is PLEDGED TO THE SUPPORT OF
THE TORRENS LAND TITLE BILL---accept no
other.