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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-15
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
RICHMOND FANS WILL
WITNESS CLASSY BOUT
Zbyszko and Faust Confident of Sc.
curing Verdict at Academy Next
Wednesday Night.
MEN HAVE GREAT RECORDS
German Grappler Has Trained Faith
fully for Set-To-Pole Reported to
BE In First-Class Condition-Ad.
vance Sale Of Seats Breaks Record.

What promises to he one of the
greatest mat entertainments ever
staged In this city will take place at
the Academy of Music Wednesday
night, when Wladek Zbyszko and Har-
ry Faust. the German grappler, meet
In finish match.
Richmond fans have heard much
about both men, and n whirlwind bout
Is looked for when they clash for mat
At the present time Zbyszko is con.
sidered the worlds champion, the ia
nous Polish .grappler Is said to be a
Wonder on the mat, even outclassing
hiB brother, who won from DIR. Roller
In Richmond last spring.
few days training for his bout, and de-
ciareS he w i'll spring n surprise on tina
big Pole when they meet Wednesday,
night.
Faust also has q great record on the
mat. ana the fnct that he defeated De
Ruehn, the French champion, caused
some experts OF the mat game to pre-
be the champion.
from the start. for both men are game
and strong. The German realizes he
VIII have Il battle on his hands, but
seems to have every confidence in his
ability. Faust. of course, is an old
hand at the game, and is posted on ali
the tricks.
This bout Will likely draw a big.
crowd to the Academy, as the advance
sale OF seats Is the largest for a wrest-
The main bout will be staged at S:25
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
WORK CUT OUT FOR THE
CORNELL FOOTBALL SQUAD

ITHACA. November Sat n council
OF war the Cornell football coaches to-
day. mapped out the final program of
practice for the game with Michigan
next Saturday. The crushing victory
achieved by the Westerners over Penn
sylvania has made profound impress
sion In Cornell football circles, but
there is no lack of faith In the ability
of the big red team to beat the VOL
verines.
The Cornell players came out of the
Franklin and Marshall game In good
condition and few injuries were re-
ported The line that faces Michigan
will be the strongest of the year, IL
Lumber OF men like Allen and Nc
Cutcheon now being available.
Bailey, right tackle. broke his right
hand early In yesterdays game and is
probably out for the rest Of the year
AS Cornell will leave for Ann Arbor
1huraday night, all OF the heavy prao-
tice will be crowded into a couple Of
days early in the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
INTERESTING BATTLES
ON SOUTHERN FIELDS
Saturdays Football Games Failed to
Produce Any Upsets-LOoking to
This Weeks Contests.

ATLANTA. GA. November 3.--Foot-
fall on Southern sridirons yesterday,
while furnishing number Of intense
~ interesting games again. failed to
produce anything that might be re-
garded as marked reversal of the
form previously displayed by .ihe va,
iious contesting elevens. =. =. :"
The defeat of Vanderbilt by Tennes-
see. 16 TO IA. proved that Tennessee
still is n dangerous contender for the
Southern intercollegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION championship.
Aubnrn's victory over Georgia Tech,
Ii to 0. demonstrated that the Alabama
Polytechnic Institute also Is making
its customary fight for CHAMPIONSHIP D
honors. Football experts already are
predicting that the actual right to the
title this year will be undetermined az
Tennessee and Auburn do not play
Sewanee's defeat of Alabama, IS to O.
and the victory of Clemson over Geor-
Eia, 50 to -. while regarded as par
,ial upsets failed to occasion the sur
Irise which they might have elected
earlier In the season. Among other In
teresting games yesterday was that
between Georgetown and North Caro-
lima Agricultural and Mechanic. which
resulted in to tie. AS the North
Carolinians previously had fought the
Navy to standstill losing by two
points, yesterdays game indicated that
GEORGETOWN anu the navy proba bly,
are evenly matched.
North Carolina had little trouble
winning from Virginia Military Insti-
tnte, 30 to 7. but Washington and Lees
victory over Swarthmore by n margin
of 10 to Q, WAS won only by the hard
est sort of work.
Interest in the South now Is centred
upon the games next Saturday between
anderbilt and Auburn, at Birmine
ham, and Georgia Tech and Georgia
ut Atlanta. In the light OF past per-
formances this year Auburn is being
modores.
Experts SO far have been chary of
hszarding an opinion as to the Georgia
Tech Georgia battle. although Tech APP
parently has rounded into better shape
than Its traditional rivals.
AS earlier In tho season. straight
football" prcdominated In the South
ern games. yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
CROSS-C0UNTRY RUN AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE TO-DAY
University of Virginia VIII select the
Winners to Represent College In
South Atlantic Meet,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, November
S.-To-morrow afternoon the annual
cross-country run will be held at the
University of Virginia, and incidentally
the men who are to represent the uni
versity I'm the big South Atlantic cross
country meet at Lexington. Va. on
those finishing in the first places.
The Lexington meet of Saturday next
is the first OF Its kind to be held in
this section, and consequently Is ex-
citing much interest among the insti-
tutions who will have representatives
competing for championship honors
Each school has the. right to enter
seven men, five OF whom will count,
and the team scoring the least number
of points will be the victor. The run
ner coming In first will score one point
for his team, the next man two points.
and SO on.
There is no doubt but that Virginia
will be we'll represented In the con-
test. and that the team Will give good
account OF itself in the contest with
the teams from Washington and Lee,
Johns Hopkins. Georgetown, North
Carolina, Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Maryland and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
TO-DAYs PlMLlCO ENTRIES

First ,race-purse $500. selling. two
YysI n5 siS fprlonEassGKoyalty io5:
Lazy ert rH 49, M Maid die Of PHI Ho 1Ss
iS5: haey. IL; ssturnus.' 1885, O. .bho oSer..
Golden Lassie. i To- ~ M""'e H. luz;
8, s. Second e. n11. raGe-purse 5000, selling.
ae ,Mo
Folk. 1870; Brosseau. 1875; Fox Graft,
1 E",, Jesuit, 80: PqvereInce, l47; j: c.
100.
.. Third race-selllng. handicap purse,
S'cG, thr three and up, mile and
Elliott, 1903; Beau Pere, los; jack Lax.
s son: 49, lo5; J.; Il; Houghton. Jos, Font.
esstnla fs yffsn9 49, q FATTY He
81 ceniauri, 100; Tay Pay. SO. ''
ages Purse $500 SIX msiaeHs %l
Tzton. s.; kaao. g; Bel Mss stn I ios:
Nike Mike, Cohen. rs Margaret Meise. lilo;
E ayy Bryn sO By %Fn ss s ss So2 So
Fifth race--handicnp. three-year- Odds
Lady. loo; Brave Gunarder. iol; Emer-
aid Gem. 102: Filter Gold. Ill: Azyade.
Us; Isidora. 90: springboard. los: Ten
Weldship. 80.
Sixth race---selling. handicap. three
year-olds and up, purse $500. one mile
Ambrose. 106; Lochiel, .ll2: Executor,
los: Be- 10: Cucklee, i03: Armament,
los: Ciin Field, 100; ELLA Bryson. los;
103; Purakan. 9S; Humiliation. 95; Me-
wassa. Is; Manassas, 105.
Seventh race-pure $500, selling,
handicap. three-year- olds and up, one
mile and sixtecnth-Husky Lad. no;
Battery. 9S: Napier, 10I: Under Cover
Ben uncas. los; Kinmundy. FOO; Oak
hurst. 100: Fifty-flve. 9S; King Rad
ford. l0S: Buzz Around, l05; Noble
Lady Rankin. 80.
apprentice allowance of ave pounds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
MINOR LEAGUE MAGNaTEs
ASSEMBLING AT OMAHA
Basebnii History Will he Made before
Meeting AdIOuFDs Next Thursday.
Matters to He Adjusted.

OMAHA, NEB., November 8.-The
vanguard of the 800 or more baseball
men who Will attend the annual meet
ing OF the National Association of
Professional Baseball Clubs arrived
here to-day.
Thirty-seven minor baseball leagues
will be represented. delegates coming
from nearly every State and from Can
ada. The meeting of the association
proper covers three days. beginning
Tuesday. but the meeting of the board
of finance tomorrow. Is considered
one of the most important that will
be held. More than 500 eases are be-
fore the board.
Overshadowing all other matters
viii be consideration OF the advent
into professional baseball of the Fed
eral League. Many members of the
minor leagues already have decided
that they either must protest against
tncursions of unorganized baseball or
become free lances Themselves
A general change in the Topographic
OF the baseball map is believed prob
able by many Of the delegates.
Considerations of leagues Will be nm
imnortant matter to come before the
delegates. The question Of salaries
VIII be taken up. and demands Of the
minor leagues for what they consider
proper remuneration for drafts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
RESULT OF ANNUAL GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY

Duo to steady and consistent play
In all of his matches for the fall golf
/, championship of the Country Club of
Virginia, Gessner Harrison came out
winner In the Anal round Saturday,
his opponent being r. ]. D. Mackay.
In the second flight 1t was nip and
tuck, George Warren finally winning
from T. b. Gay at the nineteenth hole.
I Another close match was staged in
the third flight. II. l.. Cahell winning
on the last green from DR.. T. II. Scales.
NJ. Atkinson gave Levin Joynes
good stin fight. and this match was
not decided until the eighteenth hole
had been played. with Joynes the win
ner.
In the consultations. Judge Peck
forced c. L. Kirk to go nineteen holes
before Kirk could claim the match
Gilmore Hotchkiss gave q good ac-
count of himself. and had 1t easy with
j. b. Young.
In the third flight. t. NJ. Darlington,
Jr.. proved too much for Charles Da-
venport.
In the fourth flight Alvin NJ. Smith
finished j. b. Davenport's hopes on the
fifteenth green. Summary:
Championship sixteen--Gessner Har-
rison defeated f. j. ID. Mackay. and 4.
Second sixteen-George Warren de-
feated T. b. Gay. l up. 10 holes,
Third sixteenth. l.. Caben defeat
ed T. Fl. Scales, I up
Fourth sixteen-Levin Joynes de-
feated j. nj. Atkinson. l up.
Consultations.
First sixteen-C. L. Kirk defeated
M. Peck, up. 10 holes.
Second sixteen-E D. Hotchkiss. Jr..
defeated j d. Young, and 8.
Third sixteen-T NJ. Darlington, Jr.,
defeated Charles Davenport. and 3.
Fourth sixteen-Alwin Smith defeat
ed j. 5. Davenport. and 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
yer seen in the show rings of the

cNSL SeeH IN the snow rings OF the
Horseshoeing is an exact pursuit as
TO records. and It's part in the horse
Will witness the transformation OF the
no lack * of aspirants for places in the
may, be arranged. for every great stable
Of the irotting circuits and the shows
an expert star Of farriers. who viii be
enger to volunteer. The picturesque
ness ness. OF the haring FORCES and the eager
enhanced by the singing of a male cho-
rus IN appropriate selections.
Western Riders 20 Perform.
men riders famous at the annual COW
hoy contests OF Montana and the
Western tvs.isr States viii provide the opening
Days" and, wild, horses. as we'll rs
horses distinguished for their beauty
and hiEh school accom- plishments. will
vide an entertainment that will give
new thrills to the onlookers, and the
trained horses Will revive the memories
oil the greatest masters and mistresses
of the haute ocole of European cir
cuses
ION the Road" the Inspiration for
INTO the ring n group Of old-time stage
coaches. horsed appointed and man
a aS, In the manner of coaching times.
handling their yard Of tin" as mas.
ters of stirring airs, will handle and
load the countless bundles and hampers
to be conveyed in the boot. and in every
accessory the scene Will reproduce with
picturesque eXactitude the ways of
travel before the advent OF railroads
On Friday, just as at the London
show. one day is given over to the
be-buttoned costGrs and their "mokes"
There VIII be Il muster in the rims, Of
the most picturesque sort of trade We
hicle left to Manhattan. The ring will
see a muster of hanson cabs termed
BY Robert Louis Stevenson the .'gon-
dolas of the pavements," and the array
will be notable one of those stiil
to be found on the city stands. as well
as OF the few private hansoms still
maintained by city gentlemen. Four
wheei'rs may not be utterly absent,
fer theirs is project to reintroduce to
New Yorker the funeral hack with
the farcical denouemcnt at the. end Of
the drive that made so great 4 hit In
iiarriSan and Harris play two decades
ago
Details have been completed for a
drill, and possibly display OF their
leXtority in stopping runaway horses
by the mounted traffic squad This
feature will be held on an evening in
midweek, and Mayor Mitchell, With
other city officials. will be the review
ing officials with the Judges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-09
MIXED FOURsOMEs
AT COUNTRY CLUB
First Tournament to BE Staged on
the Links at Westhampton, Starting
With Qualifying Rounds To-Day.
FOUR PRIZES TO BE AWARDED
Women Taking Great Interest in the
Event-Annual Fall Championship
Won by Gessner Harrison After
Close Match.

Tho first mixed foursome tournament
ever held by the Country Club Of vir.
einia, Will begin this week, and n great
deal of interest Is being taken in it
especially by tho women. as this Is
the first golf tournament In which they
Will have participated.
The tournament Is open to all mem
hers of the club. and no formal entry
is necessary.
note the following regulations:
All couples will have to play one
qualifying round of eighteen holes
during the week. beginning Novcm-
Der o. This qualifying round may
be played on any day during that
week. If more than one round
should be played that week the
lowest score will be the qualifying
one.
Each couple will be given n ham
dicap based on the qualifying score.
On November 81. the tournament
will be played off, In mixed four
somes.
Women will drive from the odd
tees: first. third. nth. etc. and the
men will drive from the even tees:
second, fourth. sixth, etc.
All couples playing qualifying
rounds, and all players in the tour
nament, shaAhave right OF way
on the course. and may go through
NIL other matches.
Prizes-L,owest gross score, low
cst net score. third lowest net
score and fifth lowest net score.