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Evening star., 1914-05-09
Funston on the Job.

From the Memphis Scmitar.
If the MeXicans give him the slight
est chance, Fred Funston will show
them a trick or two.
Evening star., 1914-05-09
Mexico CITY!

From the Sioux City Tribune.
villa will have to hurry or Zapata
will beat him to it.
Evening star., 1914-05-09
Special Reduction Sale of
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Negliges, Kir770n0s, Steamer Robes
and Dressing Sacgues.


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i'll style delay i'll selection may disappointment
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Evening star., 1914-05-09
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Evening star., 1914-05-09
Tenting on the White House Grount

From the Pittsburgh Times.
President Wilson is now running his
job in a tent. but it's far from being
circus.
Evening star., 1914-05-09

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Evening star., 1914-05-09

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
RUDE JOLT GIVEN THE
TALENT AT LAUREL PARK
Only One Enrorite Ca,hcd-IJarr,
i'nudcr tuDs Away-HIudsill

LAUREL, MD. October 2s.-The
talent tale got RUDE jar today. when only
@ 4rs, iax n Buzz Around: got home
was mighty hard pitching for the form
PLAYERS. However, I'VE long shots we'll
first. W.
The. climax OF the afternoons sport
cap at mile and sixteenth. Avia-
tress Jumped the fence. Harry Lauder,
tne iavorite. ran away three miles and
ing the remaining field away. Lauder
was played not only at the track, but
over the country for n good thing. He
had no Shance, as the field was sent
away WITHOUT him. 'N
Mudsill: winner Of the last race, was
Borso. winner OF the fifth. was likewise
boosted from S7O0Nto 81 405
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
PIMLIC0 TRACK IN FINE
SHAPE FOR FALL RACES
superintendent Brennan Expects Rec.
ordS to Iic BrOken-Hlldreth to
NAcc Fine String

BALTIMORE, MD. October 2s-The
Pimiico track il now In perfect con-
dillon for the fall meeting; which be-
gins next Monday and continues until
November II.
During the, past summer many cart
the harrows have been at work, with
the result that Superintendent Brennan
thinks II fast enough for miles in l:3S
or better.
1t is recalled that when August Bel
monts great colt. Watervale, won q
sensational race Mt Plmlico n couple OF
seasons back he was timed by several
reliable watches ut :3G as for the
less than this
The difficulty experienced in breaking
records over this course Is that the
meetings are held 80 early In the spring
mat the horses are not at their best
and in the late fall the long campaigns
are DesinnlnG to tell on the racers. and
thc weather is apt to be too cool and
wet. But as far as the track Itself is
concerned. rev better or safer ones
can be found In the country.
The horses that s. c. Hfldreth will
bring to Pimlico for August Belmont
are ten in number. consisting OF Rock
View, Stromboli. Flittergold. Defendum.
Thornhill, Top Hat, Mission. Flitaway
Crossbun AMI Fenrock. or these.
Stromboli. FlittergOld and Thornhiii
are nominated for the rich Bowie
stakes, and 1t is believed that IL the
f tafe su los nm thn, stromboli will
Mission and Top fiat have been
sChooied over the Jumps. They started
their jumping careers at Pimlico last
sD' ing. and it Is hoped they Will wind
un Tic season there with success
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
Golf Tourney Results
at Country Club of Va.
Results of first round in fall golf ,
tournament at the Country Club:
First SIXTEEN.

Results of hrst round in fall golf
tournament at the Country Club:
j. y. Branch won from II. T. Nc
lntyre, az.
g. Harrison won from George Keesee,
Douglas Call won from w. r. Trigg.
! up.
W.. T.. Wood won from George Han
w; ". Nealc won from NJ. Peck, /
r., r. King won from L. T. Organ
f., J: j. Mackay won from Joseph C.
Second Sixteen.
Granville Gray won from j. G.. Nell
Fl. W. Hall won from q. H. Smith,
George Warren won from L. Nick.
f: W. Hannerwinckle won from ]. B.
IT r c; IL Bel won n; from E. D. Hotchkiss,
r.. /. Powers won from b. B. Nor
: q. d. Morgan won from II. T. Lemist,
T. b. Gay won from S. Fleming, al.
Third sixteen.
H. i. Jellison won from w. 3. Pizzini
len IT. a. Arlington won from James Null
Ds j.; A; C. Hogan won from Charles
II. L. cabell won from w. F.. Powers,
Field Field .Wilbon won from Palmer
T. II. Scales won from 7. b. Me-
IT, f. ID, Williams won from T. NJ. Car
rl9 Georse JT Hia S,S; u,on .uo,,
Christian, 5-3.
Fourth Sixteen.
y; NJ; atkinson won from j. s. Daven-
J. ~. Cutchins won from John BIount.
:, b. F.; Claiborne won from j. G.. wal
j.; Kent Rawley won from Alfred
.,, Fred peasants won from Alvin
Levin Joynes won from B. NJ. Mccue,
% r. II; Talley won from A. l.. Adam
+; = Hall won from a. c. Baylis
Earrings In Second Round.
Earrings in the second round which
may may, be played Thursday. Friday or Sat
First sixtecn-Branch VS.. uorrieon
Can O. y; .,awsa. WOOD vs .Seale e'r KIne
Second sixteen-G. GRAY va Ho,,
Warren VS.. iiannewinckle, Bell VS.. r.
L. Powers. q. d. Morgan vs. Gay. ~
I, Third sixteen-Jellison VS.. Arlington,
Williams Us. Bidgood.
10, Fourth IN, ,sXteen-Atkinson vs.. Cut
ChihS, ciaiUorne vs.. Rawlcy.. Peasants
VS.. Joynes. Talley Vs. HALL.
Consultations.
First siNteen-McJntyre VS. Keeseo
Trigg VS.. Kirk, Hanson VS.. Peck, James
G. Taylor, bye.
Second sixteen--Nelson VS.. Smith
Judkins VS.. Young. Hotchkiss VS.. ID. b.
Morgan. Lemist VS.: Fleming
Third sixteen--Pizzini vs.. Mullen,
Davenport VS.. w. +. Powers, Leigh VS..
McAdams, Darlington VS.. Christian.
,Fourth sixteen--J. d. Davenport vs.
Biount, Walker VS.. Alfred Gray, Smith
Us. McCue, Adamson, bye. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
CAR0LlNA'S FIRST STRING
MEN GET INTO ACTION
Many AbscHtces Show Result OF Clash
with Georgia Inst Wcck-COnch
Dlufhenthnl Makes Changes.

CHAPEL HILL, October 2S.-After
a two-day let-up following the Van
derbilt struggle. Cardinals first-atring
warriors resumed practice yesterday
spicuous absences from the regular
lineup, several OF the players rectiper-
ating from minor injuries and shake
ups sustained in the Georgia and Van
dcrbilt games.
Quarter back Bridges was not in uni
form. but was hobblinR around Within
easy view of the work -out of his team :
mates. His injuries are only slight and
he VIII be In uniform within a few
days.
Roy, Homewood. right end for the
second time during his football career.
received knock out blow in the Van
derbilt game. lie was reinstnted after
receiving this Jolt, anG the tense mo-
Inents of the fourth quarter was too
Heverc p strain on the manned and
matt lie was in uniform yesterday at
ternoon. hut could not participate in
the scrimmagc. Left End Wright
seems to have sustained disloca ted
shoulder. and thus will DC Impaired
from service. for some time.
Harry Grimsley. Of Greensboro. Is
tice games of this week. Il. ". Win
.ston. who seems to have first cali for
the position. did not enter into Tues
day afternoons scrimmagc. The de-
!erred decision of BIZ IIuske. 1913
END. TO participatc IN preparation for
be Homewood running mate.
Coach Bluthenthal is making expert
mental changes IN the line with the
view of further strengthening IL
against any possible effective point OF
attack. Henry Foust displaced CAV at
left tackle. lie viii be r!tted against
Gay In nip and tuck race for the berih
of left Tickle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
BILLIARD PLAYERS
LEAGUE A SUCCESS
Large Crowds Have Witnessed Con
tests Between Cue Artists Despite
UnfavorabIe Conditions.
SUTTON LEADS IN STANDING
Morningstar and Deniarest Tied for
Second Placement Match VIII Be
Played in This City November 90
2S ut st. Elmo Parlor.

The success of the Champion Billiard
Players League Is now assured, iudg-
ing from the reports of the various
cities where contests have been played.
The standing of the players indicat 80
mat the games are not merely exhi-
billions. hut are contests that are Bit
teriy fought. The winning OF the large
cash prize. as we'll as the diamond EN- :
Dlem, has proved nm incentive and at
the same / inc may prove to act as a
disruption in the league. owing TO the
bitter feeling that how exists between
the PLAYERS that are battling hard for
IN. briIes and the self-prlde that goes
viii, winning the honors.
The weather and baseball have made
conditions anything else but favorable,
out o. I, With MI the exceptlon Of few cities
tests. and. II tho attendance can be
used as criterion. the franchise hold :.
ers will doubtless be compelled to hang
out the Standing Room Only" sign
by the time snow begins to fall
treat In In store for the billiard
fans throughout tho country. as six
contests Will be played In ench CITY.
where the different PLAYERS Will engage
In contest every fifth week
Standing OF Players,
The official standing OF the Cham MON
Billiard PllSerS' I,enRua In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
CorrectH Penn's OSense,

PHILAoELPHIA. October 2S-Pcnn-
tire practice this afternoon to correct-
Ing the vRrsity's offense
The scrubs were used for this mr..
pose. and the varsity had the ball tho
entire afternoon. 1t had been intended
70 play game with the freshmen.
bns 1T was postponed until Tomorrow
All of the cr!pples were IN the field
Freeland,. Harris and Norwald all took
tart in the preliminary drill, but not
liz thc scrimmage.
a good deal Of attention was maid Ia
development of the forward pass, and
the play went OF much better than at
any time this season. Gotwals, a sub
work with It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
BLUES meet PREACHERS;
LIVELY GAME EXPECTED.
Broad Street Park Will Be Stage
Upon Which Football Battle
VIII he Played.
KING MAY, be- IN LINE.up
Richmond College Star Barred From
Intercollegiate Championship Con-
tests Likely to Play Half Back for
Soldiers-NicRee mt Quarter.

Those who journey to Broad Street
park this afternoon expecting to wit
ness good football game will not
likely be disappointed.
Ihe eleven OF the Union Seminary
ranks with the larger colleges and uni
versitieS of the State. while tho Rich
mond Blues. being mostly local boys,
are the best there is around this vi
SinisE, the seminarians Will have the
nave me speed, and II Is expected that
they VIII play havoc around ends. The
Two enns OF the soldiers are without n
count the peer OF any playing In the
the University of Virginia, while Rus.
kell Ii tho pick of local Erldiron atnra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29

Yesterday afternoon Coach Dohson
lined up his varsity Spiders and sept
them in long, hard scrimmage game
with the best second team he could
muster in tho squad. The varsity
scored a touchdown In the first two
fnmbed p Dd PLAY AND BY rynsnss ss bali
twenty. yards in the next two plays.
Then the scrubs were given possession
line and told to take it over the goal
no matter how many downs II took.
After q number Of mnspceessful line
given the ball again at the same place
than half hour with the scrubs re-
timing the ball, but not being able to
score moro than once. It was the
squad all stood it we'll and came out III
good shape.
Reports are coming in at Richmond
spiders, Saturday than she has hereto
has given them n number OF new plays
tc work on the Baptlsts.
While the Spiders have no fear for
the result OF tho game, nevertheless
they know. that the yellow Jackets
nave not displayed their truo form in
far this season. and 1t IS not t, at ali all un NJ
reasonable to expect them to go into
Whether they display better form
against tho Spiders than they have
shown the Loonies or the Tigers. or not.
the local warriors realize that there
10 going to be Il real sure enough fight
all through the game. The rivalry tina t
has existed between the two colleges
more pleasure in each college over de-
feating. the other than there is over
two other colleges defeating both the
:. Coach Dobson is uncertain an to the
linc.up with which tho Spiders will
start the game. but II is probable that
aet HGsaf many players Will 90 see" in
Two new backneld combinations have
able that they viii be tried in the
game; Yesterday afternoon pobson had
fn back ei at and aEa dde oi Hoaep anG
Wicker at the two ha!f back positions.
The spirit In the student body Is UNI
stitution has ever known. 4 great
many rooters are out on the field at
and rehearsing their new songs for
Saturday.
u; One =, and v all nth the Spiders are deter;
the field. and the balance of the student
noon with the tnllest roofing and sing
ing that old Broad Street Park has
hf Ths II alo mnns w fny the Championship
Al the Spiders, and they are all SCI, in
Will be hard TO shake.
The varsity is hard ut work this week
preparing for the contest with Hamp-
den-Sidney in Newport News Saturday.
William and Mary, supporters. while
from Richmond College here last week,
are gratified with the splendid showing
of the eleven. which held IA team out
age TO n man and of more experienced
Addison and Wright, the two regular
ends. who were not in condition for tho
struggle with the Spiders. will prob
ably be able to appear In Saturdays
game.
The contest with the Presbvterians
will be staged on Horwita Field in
the Shipbuilding City: ~.
AS, this is the only college Samc
scheduled there this season, larre Ii6M-
bers from that city and section will
probably be on hand when tho elevens
clash. a special train will take care
Of the large number of rooters from
here who will be on hand to cheer the
Orange and Black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
REFEREE FOR WRESTLING
BOUTS HAS BEEN SELECTED
Houston parltnm, OF PetersburE. VIII
he Third Man on the Mat nj the
Academy TO-MDrrONY Nirhf.

HOUSTON Farham. OF ePtersburg, we'll
known referee and athlete. has been
mat for the two star wrestling bouts
scheduled to take place at the Academy
Tomorrow night.
In the first bout John Kilonis, who
needs no Introduction to the local
fandom. VIII wrestle Iynackio. tho
Polish srappler, in a finish match.
=. The main bout will be between Joe
Turner. the local favorite, atd Louis
Montana, the Italian bone breaker"
Both matches promise to be fast and
exciting. and as the fans are familiar
with the style Of the middleweight
wrestlcrs. they are looking forward 20
fast scientific contests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
Indians in scrimmare.

Carlisle Indian football squad was kent
up to it's stiff work at Fundamentals In
to-day's practice. which began earlier
the Indian coaches specialized on exSr.
cises at handling the ball and kicking,
AT the subsequent signal practice the
plays. II
Forward passing improved markedly
nnd SGariisie viii probably lie strong
Buffalo on Saturday. Shortly after s
o'clock the Dickinson College football
scrimmage with eight-minute periods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
Pennock May lie in Game.

-, CAM BiiDGE. MASS. October 2S.-
Clear, cold weather greeted Haughton
n noa his w6 dqE,hall warriors this sfter-
centre: was missing. His leg Is
troubling him. but he will be in Share
LOT Saturdays game. Bigelow was s,,b-
s ST. in Waliaces place, Mahan and
practicing drop kicking. The fopmer
seems seems, to be the. best understudy OF
Brlekley. and it is not at all improb-
able he may be given an Opportunity
gan -ii''ii
=. Following a blackboard talk. tn var
the IT, ), second SEE team for long period.
ib5 d and Coolidge We're at ends.
ington and Weston at guard, Biselow
AT centre, Logan at quarter, Bradjee
and and ;Mahan In the baekdeid and and
t, at fuli back. Frnncke has
taken to punting like veteran. and
will spend considerable time each dnI
In developing himself '
stan" Pcnnock, the big guard, who
s swnS , MS , knee last week. may be
agai.Tst the Michigan eleven t He M is at
PRACTICE each day, and his knee seems
to be gaining in strength.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
SPECIAL RACE ON CARD
WEDNESDAY AT LATONIA.
PIT, Jr., Chalmers and Ell Crum to Meet
Tor Juvenile Championship Well
DnCkcI HOrseH Win.

LATONIA, October os.-Well. bacla d
horses accounted for four, Of the siS
races at the loca! track this afternoon.
Transact and Belle of Bryp> Mawr being
the outsiders to upset ealculatIons
Both. of these horses were at false odds.
the form players. going. to one OF two
horses horses he, heavily In both these races.
tho feature ut n mile. Floral Park ran
the Selding to a nose finish.
y special race Is down for next Wed
nesday. Pif T., Chalmers and Ed CruIn
are to meet to decide the juvenile cham
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
BRYANT WINS TWO GAMES
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
Defeats Dnbney and Harwood in Su-
periOr Three Cushion Champion
shIp-StandinE of the Players.

In the three-cushion tournament at
the. superior this week, Bryant won
both OF his games with Ddbncy ond
IlarwOod.
The game with Dabney was close
and hardfought all the way the score
moi being separated by over two point s.
at any time, Bryant finally winning, 90
HARDWOOD was decidedly OFF form in
defeats OF the tournament, losing by 90
to s.
form. scoring twelve points in the first
fftcen inujnRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
DE ORC MAKES WORLDS
RECORD IN BILLIARDS

NEW YORK. October 2S.-Aifred De-
orc defeated George NJ Moore 50 10
IS. in the first game OF their three
lizard Academy tonight.
The game Went siNty-two innings,
new worlds record for title match.
The match is TO extend over three
nights. nifty points being played
nightly.
DeOro Ia nghting for permanent pos
session OF the Jordan Lambert trophy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-29
HOPPE AND INMAN
START SERIES OF GAMES

TORONTO. October aS.-AIelbourne
Inmar, English titieholder. and Willie
Hoppe. American balk line titleholder.
commemorate series of mixed style
matches here to-day. Play was de-
voted to the English game. Inman de-
feated Hoppe 625 TO liz in the after
noon and 625 to 1913 in the evening
1nman's best afternoon runs was l66
and at night ia. Hopes highest score
In the afternoon was so and in the
evening 80.