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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
GOLF TOURNAMENT
AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Annual Eau Event Will Open With
Qualifying Rounds Tomorrow,
Thursday and Friday.
FINALS START NOVEMBER
Five Prizes to Be AwarIed-Isulc
Giving All Matches Equal Rights
Is to Be- Suspchded-Plan Mixed
FouIsome.

. Starting Tomorrow with the first
qualifying round. the annual fall golf
tournament Will be featured on the
links of the Country Club of Virginia
Tomorrow. Friday or Saturday will
be used for the Qualifying rounds, and
lowest score made OH either OF these
DAYS to be turned In as qualifying
score. -:
Players may play for qualifying
score on any or all OF these days II
they desire, but the lowest score Will
qualify, and only the first eighteen
holes on any day is TO count. ~
Next Monday the frst-round match
play starts. and viii continue through
Tuesday or Wednesday. -
The SECOND round opens Thurhday,
or Saturday. =
Scmihnais arc scheduled for Novenr.
Der z 3 or 4, and the finals, Novem-
bnr ., or T.. 49,.
Wednesdays and Saturdays are dc.
match play continue At match play
Five. prizes will be awarded to the
!. following:
T Lowest Qualifying score.
Lowest net score. e
Winner In each sixteen
Consolation In each sixteen.
ltuuncr mp In first sixteen.
During this tournament the local ruls
giving all matches equal rights on
Sa8hrdays VIII be suspended. and com
petitors IN the tournament will have
The green committee proposes to
have mixed foursome tournament
caCly In November, announcement OF
which will be made later
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
CHARTERS GRANTED
wcstern Electric Company, mn liItnoIs
Corporation, Secures Virginia Papers.

The Western Electric Company.
chartered under the laws OF Illinois
which has Il capital stock of S2h 600, 600.
has been formally domest icatcd in Vir.
GINA, and viii establish permanent
state Headquarters Offices here for the
transaction of business In this and adj
Joining States. The, State agent III.
charge OF the Richmond offices is ii.
W. Wall The Western Electric was
domestticated yesterday, nm order au-
,horizing the company to do business
state Corporation Commission. New
charters were issued as follows:
,ferby's. Incorporated, Ktlmarnock,
Lancaster County Maximum stock:
Maximum. $4,000: minimum, $4,000:
par vnlue. 800. Purposes: To do "a
general mercantile business. w. Nc
Donald Lee. president, IrvIngton; Way
land VERIFY, secretary. KIlmarnock.
The Victoria Aka -Lithia Water Cor
Maximum, $4,000: minimum. $1,000:
par value. 500 per share PURPOSES; TO
bottle and sell all kinds Of mineral
waters. j.. a. Banks, president and
treasurer: j. l. Banks, secretary. both
OF Victoria.
Security Warehouse Corporation, Nor
folk County. Principal office. Norfolk.
capital stock: Maximum. $4,000; Minis
mum. $1,000 Purposes: Business OF.
general genera nwsas;rehousing;, G. Il. Bur
Amendment to the charter of tho
Lexington Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany Incorporated, OF Petersburg. re-
duces the capital stock from $3.50. 900
to 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
GUNB0AT SMITH KNOCKED
OUT BY SAM EANGFORD
Fatal Ten Seconds Rolled ON In Third
Round-WaS EIoOred Twice In
Previous. Sessions.

BOSTON, October o0.-Sam Langford
Knocked out Gunboat Smith in the third
round of their scheduled twelve-round
bout at the Arena here Tonight y
right and left hook TO the, jaw sent
Smith down for the fatal "ten" after
two minutes OF lighting i'm this round
L.angford scored two knOckdowns
previous 10 the Knockout.
II was the first time the leading
White Hone" OF this country, who
gained Il decision over Lang ford here
a year ngo, had been knocked out. 4
The negro landed three solid punches
before the first round was half finished
and sweeping right felied Smith for
Il count OF seven. Smith was weak
In the second round I.angiord, lead
ing Il left, hammered II right home TO
SMITHS JAM, crushing him TO the mat.
smith sprawlcd there for nine seconds
StaSgcrinE TO his feet barely in time
10 save himself from being counted out
fcirting and landing with left and
rtGh1 Langford rocked Smith with
blows and nOored him again. Referee
Jack McGuigan, OF Philadelphia had
counted -four when the bell gave Smith
rcpr;eVc.
Smith lasted nearly two minutes of
the third round Then Langrord again
pointed his left meiiacjnglY and drew
Smiths guard over. The negro quickly
drove his right 10 the white mans jaw
and Smith sank 10 the mat, where he
was counted out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
EMPORIA FIVE-COUNTY
ANNUAL FAIR OPENS
2::: Trot Won by Ruth Palmer-Bcy
Directum Passes Under the Wire
Ftrst In Gcntiemen's Driving Ruce

EMFoHIA. VA. October 20.-The
Emporia ..Five-County Fair" opened
stances.
The exhibits IN all departments was
unusually well filled, making the best
county, farm demonstrators, c. p. Griz-
Zard. deserves special mention. Due to
his interesting efforts. tho farm de-
partment Is far ahead Of anything ever
seen here before
To-day,s races We're the 222 trot
any" s:a5 c" tret won ar'h Sn Rag, sacS'
driver, w. j. Daughtry. Second, Wen,
pie: driver. w. l.. Bull. Third, Pen
Mar Belle; driver, l.. c.. Corbin Fourth.
Lady Jane; Driver, j. II. Beloate. Best
time. 2:24H. ttt., "E.rFf
Gentlemen's driving race, won by
Bey Direotum; second, Prince; third
sunset; fourth Burt Onward. Best
trot. with four entries, and e:25 mac.
with five entries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
PAT MORAN SELECTED
TO MANAGE PH|LL|Es
Catcher Signs Contract and Succeeds
Charlie DOOM as Pilot
of Quakers.
MAY TRADE FORMER LEADER
His Remaining in Fold Likely to
Prove Embarrassing to Owners
and Players-Rumors of Deser.
tions to Federals.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. October 20
Eat Moran is the new manager. Of tho
I'll The catcher signed u one;year con.
pooin t9 T6s and ,, succeeds Charlis
the local National League Club.
p Smnr, Will still remain temporarily
new contract, which the Titan tina ched
.eaaer signed this year. he may be re-
s siined tb as pin sn, i is prob.
will transfer Charlie to tho Braves 'e or
some other club. To remain within ti,e
barraasing to DOOM, but would have e,i a
IKE erect on the new manager.
~, since p,e,, the unsatisfactory season which
was was nearing an end. Many names We're
Charlie. would vacate, among them
gee, of the Ihillies. and several i OUT
There will be considerable interest
M.,,1i and its future effect on the
Phiiiies For several weeks since the
matter OF Dooin's successor hung in
the air 1t was said that no player in
the ranks would be boosted to a man.
agerial role because of the cliaues
which are said to have been predomi.
nant In the club.
he would be antoganized by sew, al
OF his teammates. similar attitude
was taken regarding the elevation of
Captain Alagec to the berth. Another
story declared that in case a player
was selected there would be whole
sale 9esertions to the Feds
1t is claimed that 1t was Moran who
developed Grover Cleveland Alexander
and Kept him from being sent TO the
MINORS when the youngster broke into
the spring did not kill himself work
Ing. but it was Pat Moran. who knew
so the story runs "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
JOSEPHINE THE GREAT WINS
2:25 TR0T AT RALEIGH
Pacing Event Goes to Orn Vidmcrc In
straight Hcnts-Weather Fine,
Track Fast,

RALEIGH. y. c.. October 2O..-Tbe
races were II prime feature OF tho state
Fair this afternoon. with excellent
weather and track conditions Joseph
me the Great won the 2:25 trot and Ora
Nidmerc the 2:22 pace the purse for
each being $500. Race results and
drivers follow:
225 trot:
Josephine the Great (IIer-
sir Mortimer Il. H. Finley. J )
Atlanta Peter George NJ.
Stormscud Of. Simmonsj
JuSion o. oldheld). 49,. dis.
o:l9 Ia.
2:22 pace:
ORR Vidmere doe Ginger
Roseiite Mckernan Is. Il. Ear
Frank u. (Fred PYedmore) z 2
Mary Patchin tW. II. Dali. Jr0, 2 2
Time, 2:1s Ii, els Ia, 2:1S 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
KINGS DAUGHTERS WILL
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK
State Convention to Hold It's SEES
siOnS In Centenary Methodist
CbnrcIt.

The State committee of King
Daughters will convene In Richmond
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. The business sessions
morning and night, Will be held In Cen
tenary Methodist Church.
On "Wednesday afternoon the dele
gages viii be entertained at a luncheon
they arc invited 10 inspect the Shell
termg Arms Hospital, which Is. In large
ters Following This there will be nm
automobile trip through the city, and
q visit will be made to historic St
will he informally entertained by ST
Johns Circle.
AIRS. Clarence G. Burton is the State
president OF Kings Daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
GROUND is BROKEN FOR
NEW WEST END CHURCH
Calvary baptist Congregation 10 Erect
$4,000 IiulIding ON Grove Avenue
and boulevard.

Ground for the new Calvary Baptist
Church at Grove Avenue and the Bouie-
ward WAS broken yesterday at noon
with solemn and Impressive ceremony.
An address outlining the growth OF
future in keeping with Its past history
wns delivered By Rev. J. j. Wicker. y.
ID. Prayer was led by the nnstor, Rev.
Carter Ashton Jenkins, who presided,
anu there was specai music.
When completed tho church will have
cost $4,000. For the present only tile
sunday school rooms Will be er-cted, SO
that when the new sanctuary In firmly
completed the congregation may enter
II without cent or debt.
The Sunday school structure will
contain fifteen classrooms. Kitchen
and two large assembly rooms. 1t Is
TO be constructed OF red tapestry brick
trimmed with grnnite, and With u red
tile roof. Tho sunday school rooms
viii seat 500. while the whole building
Will seat 1900, V. r. Richardson, OF
Hampton. Is the contractor, He cx-
poets to deliver the sunday anhool
building by March 10, ,ji5. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
BUSY TIMES FOR
TENPlN EXPERTS
rwo-Mau Match This Afternoon aud
Next Observation-Disclosures League Con-
tcStS To- Night at NcMnOrt

This afternoon at . o'clock two
man tenDin match will be staged on
the Newport runs The contesting
teams will he Carrier and Troutmer
against Hampe and Latimer, and will
consist of five games, total pins to
count
Next Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock
the final series for the newspaper
championships will be staged between
hampe and Latimer and Harper and
Tillery. Two series Of five games have
been played for the championship. each
pair emerging victorS in one series.
Tonight at. $3.50 o'clock the Cook
Printing company will meet the Palace
hvc on the Newport runs In the regular
Riclmond League scheduled match
games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
EXTRA SESSION MAY
YET BE HELD IN JANUARY
Speaker Coz Conrers With Tax Com
mission ns To Date of Report to
Governor.

Speaker Edwin i. Cox, OF the House
oil Delegates. who has twice conferred
WIN members OF the state Tax Con-
mission This week, Yesterday expressed
Tue heIcI that tho commission wild
compete ITS report ~ time 10 submit
~ 20 Governor Stuart by November /
w ME he does rot expect the report
70 ne III printed 'orni so early, he an
Writteh sheets to the Governor within
the time originally contemplated. This
niSnt result "a the converting of the
N January. No statement confirming
the opinion o; MIR Cox has been made
by the Tax Commissions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
GHtYCE SCOTT IN ROLE

AS facile and charming as .Irayc-
scott is In the light. girlisii roles in
it is. nevertheless, a delight to those
who know and appreciate the wider
scope OF her ability when she turns
TO work that requires much OF her. and
is. therefore, worthy of her serious ef-
forts. And this week. as Glad In The
Dawn OF To Morrow; she ~ called
ural and acquired equipment.
The ragged. hopeful. little Eutter-rat.
who "1ust Keeps on arstin" something
from Power above and beyond ,hs
very easily De made mere grotesQuc.
! Indeed, only the most careful treatment
can prevent the character from being
only II fanciful creation "f the authors
brain, But. ms Miss Scott! plpysathe
part. Glad is one OF the most nppealing;
and pathetic figures that ever dreamed
and hoped and prayed.
It, is u real figure. too. living per :
! son, that the art of the actor breathes
into Mrs. Hurnetts poetic conception.
Her. uniformed prayers, her Shameless
formed, shaped and defined for her by
, those who feel them through her hcsi-
iatinI. cropping words. heavily accented
with the twisted and aspiratcd towels
or the London sluns. Yet, bccaus" Miss
Scott is so completely the Glad Of tho
play, the hurnor that lies in infrcquont
moments is also joyfully felt
.And-aguin because Miss Scott Is
Glad--it is easy to understand how the
sunny optimism that shines through
her sordid life. the cheerful belief that
things are never as bad as they seem,
can give new hope, new purpose to the
man WHO believes that death, ar mad :
ness. stands just before him. So il Is
easy TO understand why tile Dandy, for
whose safety from punishment tor {,
crime that he had not committed. she
prays and strives so earnestly, loves
her even more than MS own life. and
why che finally brings happiness 10 I'll
those who Surround her.
Tie play has BEEN seen here several
seasons aGo-so that il needs no de :
tailed description; IL is necessary 10
say only that il is very beautiful,
though il moves often in the shadows,
Miss Scott is, Of course, not only
Glad, but is practically The Dawn OF
4 To-Morrow," hut several members OF
her company add materially 10 the
strength OF the performance as IL whole.
Mr. Berthelet IN the first place, has
provided an elaborate and thoroughly
adequate production. mc-itinC warm
comm endation for his street scene, in
particular, in which the fog effect is
nrtistically handled, and In the second
place. he plays two small parts we'll,
Mr.. Newing, us an old man, is as con
vincing MS usual; Mr.. R!ddell is excel
lent in the biz part of ole OF the doe
tors and striking az Jem, the pick
pocket. while Mr.. Warner plays the
Dandy with more animation than he
has displayed at any time during the
season. Other minor parts are salts
factorily presented. for til. most part.
See Grayce Scott as clad!
Douglas Gordon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
The uIack Patti und Company.

Madam" Sissieratta Jones. assisted
by more than score OF dusky
comedians. entertained an exceedingly
topheayy audience At the Academy or
Music last night The tophenviness is
best explained by the fact that both
the balcony aud gallery had been given
over to the colored population. and n
very considerable portion Of that popu-
lation avaiied itself of the opportunity
of once more hearing the Only and
Original Black Patti"
Time was, some years agone, when
Black Patti disported at the then COM
modious hall of the True Reformers,
but with added years she has taken on. in
addition to considerable avoirdupois.
a more prosperous mien.
MADAM" Sissieretta pleased her au-
dience upstairs; there is never any
doubt about that. Aud She likewise
seemed to please that portion of the
audience which hid itself in the pit. In
all OF her efforts she was very credi-
tably assisted ny Harrison Stewart, her
principal comed ian. and. u chorus. Stew
art was funny, at times. At other
times--well, it was very creditablc
performance at that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Nolde's TIp-Tops.
TENPINS ON PALACE Runs.
Davi. plunabing compnn..


T'ntrOTnan Sweet Iust niEht nrroatcd
Rober, Mayo. colorci. az y Nagrunt.
When the negro WAS taken 10 the Firsl
Precinct Station he was identified as
the man who snatched Il peck ctbool<
from II young woman al Eighth and
Marshall streets last Saturday night
Later II was found that there was n
warrant az the station charging him
with stealing watch some weeks ago
from >. Altman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
Mrs. I,obins 10 sncak

Equal Suffrage League OF Richmond
will be held tomorrow afternoon ut
$3.50 o'clock at the Commercial Build
ing, Second Street, between Broad and
Grace. Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins will
make the principal address. Her sub
1ect will he Our Girls"
The public is invited 10 be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
Mercer Speaks to student..

~ g. Mercer spoke three times yes,
terday under the auspices of the Cen
trai Young Mems Christian Associa-
uoNn-at S:i5 In the morning to students
OF me Medical College of Virginia. at
lilo O'Clock to the employees OF Kingan
y Co. Ltd. and at o'clock to the Stu
dents of Smithdeal Business College.
o'clock at Union Theological Scnlinarv
~ II o'clock at Richmond College, at
O'Clock al, virginia Union University.
chanics' Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21


the
Of He
Endorsed by
Edward NJ Reullacl the
rewarded FOR his conscientious 'ols vicersident with
VIII constitute the board
Frank
tionCS. -
from to to
oncr entatye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
Falsr rretcnscs Charged.

T. Davis. colored, was yesterday ar
rested on II warrant charging him with
obtaining $3.50 from i. :. Nicholson
under false liretenscs lie was later
charEeh with stcoling n pick and
shovel from Nicholson X Henry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
VIII Go for Pr,soner..

Acknowledgement wiltshire viii
bring j. $. Jones back to Richmond
Jones WAS arrested there last night nj
the request of tho local authorities, who
hold n Honrico warrant for him. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS

Coloninl-GrRyce Scott Company In
''The Dawn of n To-MOrrow."
sGrppire-Iuctlle I.m Verne COmpnny
In 1.-The COnsptrncy."
Iiyrlc--Populnr vaudeville, wmtinee
and night.
DIiou--.'rh~ Mischief Makers"
SuperiOr-1PlcturcA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
EnufllaII Reauifs

Al Nashville, Tenn--Vahderbilt Uni.
rersity. so; Central of Kentucky. o.
At Gainesville, Ga.--Unversity OF
.tary Academy. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
Charged Win AnanuIt

Charles Brown. colored. was last
might arrested by Policeman Walsh,
charged OH n warrant with assauitin.,
Ida Brown with knife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
sbsrp Dec,in. In n,u,,., Tn,

SHARP Decline In Hallway Earnings.
ESTIMATED earnings of the Southern
Railway Company for tho second week
IN October. We're: This year, t1.o72.2O6
last year, s1,533.t6a: decrease. s26l,262.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
"Fhe PrIuce of Pilsen" Saturday.

The. most successful OF All musical
comedies, The Prince of Pilsen," with
John w. Ransone in his original part
of Hans Wagner, will be presented at
the Academy OF Music on Saturday,
matinee and night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21

thnmberlaNne. Position. Fox
HrecKenridge.. centre .......... Kuhn
Bcdounc. right guard Maynard
III. Shcrcr, right tackle. Eerns
Aunt ora. right end Brumblc
tiankins left guard Il. Anthony
Williams ...ieit tackle ........ Lewis
Il. .Sficrer. left end ...,,.. Eacho
Denny ........ quarter . Burnstcfn
tcaptain)
Saucr. right half. BRYANT
Daniels. -. full back ANTHONY.
Sydnor. left half .... Thomas
Substitutes--r.rensh for Hankins
0ficinls--Phipns tunion Theolosical
Scminary). referee. Greaves (Cham-
hcrlayne SCHOOL,, umpire. Brauer tFox),
head lincsman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
William Icon Wins Another

Yesterday afternoon, in nm exciting
ana we'll played game. tho William Fox
eleven defeated the Chambcrlayne
School team on the grounds OF the lat
ter by the score OF IL to 6.
Fox scored I'm the first quarter and
Chamberiayne evened up in the second
Both teams failed in the trial for goal
The winning touchdown came In the
third quarter. as the result OF we'll
executed forward pass to Eacho and
brilliant end rups by n. Anthony and
Burnstcn. Lewis also proved a good
ground gamer. while for Chamberlayne
Denny, breckenridge and Daniels did
the best work. The linesup WAS us fol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-21
INQUIRIES SCHOOL TO-
PLAY BENED|CT|NEs
SECOND Battle for Prep School Foot
ball Honors at Broad Street
Park This Afternoon.
ROTH SQUADS KEYED VI
Hot Argument Expected, as Cadets
Arc Said to Have Scrappy Iine-Up.
ChamberIayne Eleven Defeated by
l'ox's Stars.

This afternoon at 4 O'clock McGuire's
viii play Benedictinc mt BROAD street
Park In the second game of the Prep
School Leuguc:
This will DC the first time this SEA-
sou that Eenedictine has been seen I'm
action in, Richmond. and the second
| time that McGuire's has played.
| Practically nothing has been heard Of
the cadets strength this year, so Nc
Cures is going up aga inst an unknown
quantity
McGuirc's has won two games and
lost none, and the prospects for again
winning the championship arc exceed
ingly bright
:. II. will he remembered that Benc.
! on the indicated McGuire's team of
last year. so Mctiuirc's will fight to
the hniSh TO prevent hem from repeat
ing and Benedictine is sure to put up
Il hot scrap. an they generally have a
team fun of fight.
Both clcvens are out for blood, so
there is sure to he II battle royal The
| McGuirc's. Position Bcncdictinc.
Whitmore. left end ...... .Binns
James. ..,.. left tackle .ShauGhnessy
| Addison...... left guard Williamson
Ior HaskclD Cor Kcciieher91e
Aleiton...... right guard 49,. Keistcr
LEACH 3@h.;,; right tackle Mcdowell
Powers. -. right end ........ Asher
Cor Berrymam
fB BAL, h...,... quarter Cheatwood
Powers. right half 49,. Magraw
Cor Richardson)
Jackson. full ......... Pollard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-23
By h. c. BYRD.

The Georgetown track and field games
will probably have an exceptionally
large entry list. 1t is very likely. il.
fact, that the number Of contestants
who will take part in the meet will be
greater than has ever been listed for
set of indoor games in this city
The majority of the star attractions
have already been secured. but it is
probable that several more will be add
ed this week. It is certain that the
number of local athletes who will take
part will be greater than last year.
the Blue and Gray meet being the only
one i'll which the majority of them
have had an opportunity to compete.
With Georgetown and Cornell booked
to run the final relay, PRINCETON and
Pennsylvania engaged to compete at
two miles, with Ted Meredith running
as anchor man for the Quakers; the
Indians having two quartets entered.
one to compete against Lehigh and the
other with Hopkins. both races to be
at one mile. and with the other relays
between the less prominent colleges
and between the scholastic institutions,
series of races between. teams which
should be worth much as a drawing
power.
Just what stars will compete in the open
events is not yet known 1t has been re-
ported that Charley Brickley. will come
down frem Harvard to enter the shot
put, while efforts have been made to get
Hannes Kohlemainen and Abel kiviat to
run a special two-mile race. Yale win
have a number Of its best men entered to
compete for the point trophy. while some
Of the other. large universities will have