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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
SECOND GAME

fFHtIcU Tot WaTIiu IN fOurth.
fBattcd for Harper ir sixth.
+Battod for Ayers in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit ..................0 2 o q %
Washington ...,........l n l--3
summary: Runs-Bush. Wit. Neach Purns
90 Young "a. StanaEe. James. Jameson.
Foster. Shanks Two base hits--Jsneson.
Williams, Foster Home run--StanaEe
stolen bascs-Mian. Foster. Earned runs
Detroit. s; Washington, 5. Sacrifice ny
Gardil. Mcbride. Double plays-Foster to
Gandil: Nnvauaugh. Young to Burns. Left
on bases-Detroit, .: Washington. IN. First
base on crror--Detroit /. Bases on balls--or
1ames /; on Gaiis. =. OF Harper. i. IIi,s
off Gailia. In innings off Harper. ) in
out--by Galla = by James. :: by Harper,
/: 10y Ayers. y Wild pitch-Aycrs. I'm
pircs, WailaC" and Evans. Time. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Ri! oHara. for several wears an out,
heIdcr With the Toronto international
i,ch2uc team and released during the
present season. has joined tho Cauadinn
ARMY aviation corps for service In Em-
rope. O'Bara Is u native canadian.
and when ne played with St Louis and
New York In the Nat!ona! League ne
WA sueh an aTdcu' "Br.;isher" tina; he
nad many an argument with his HI
herman teammates Now he is show
lrg that his loyalty vas more than as
spmcd. -
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Totals 3. 70 q : Totals.,Sg 3S !. 4
"Rsn Coz Crarath in tenth
Tl;an for Burns in eleventh
:fatted FOR HoSG IN fourth
sBiued Cor Vaughn in ninth
Scolc hv innings: 7,
Fhilad. lphia ~ ! o q 1 n -
chicago ...... .....c . q o o o o o.
sunni rS: HGus-StcclS t2b. Paskcrt NIul.
!Tan Weiser, schultz. Mccarthy. Archer.
wo-hase hits-Schulte Williams Cra,ath
Home rGnS-Stock Mccarthy. Earned runs
-Chi"aco, 4 Philadelphia. o.. Sacrifice hts
Ar"h"', iunsTns. Mccarthy. Paskert :. Dou.
re plNEs-MC' ,ar'hy 10 Salcr; Mccarthy TO
Ml!liran 90 S@tcr; Zimmerman to Mccarthy:
Wi.hEr,s 10 zimmerman. Left on bases.
Phl!aGClphi" .. chiragc. . First ',asa on
cff"!-:'ni 'a9"!ph'h :. Bases on hsi,S--off
DC par.". :! ~ H.gr. l. on vaughn, .:
of Lavender its-on Horg . in in,
nlnSS OF Vaughn. ini innings; on i.nven.
def ~ imnirEs. StrUck uut-hv Vaughn
~ i!g '"'e' tmpircs ouigi.y ana
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Cleveland ..............N q a
New York ..........--. n z q ~-G
B"Lnan. Layicu. Triple. Two base hit
Cook. Home runs-R"nc. Roth Stolen ase
Cook Earned New York g. Clevr-
land. = First base or error-Ncw York l.
Rascs On hhlls--on Triple. :: of Cnilamore
=. struck nut-ly Tipric n. hv :ol'umnre
4 VIA uiichcS-hy 'Tiprlc. .; Nv Collnmorn
J. passed bnll-Al" NanGcr. EMPIRES, CON
MOliN nrd Chhl. rimc. l.lI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

BOSTON "a -
fitrsbrrPl o. 90 n o
SnmIrary hUus-Mors- ~ Evers Conn.
TO- lNle~ Cave, a.. Tvo-iasc hits Mn
:~c ClhsIn fir"..hasc hit. parrnt 60"
iihce hit Ev"rs stolen 'a-ee- Norm
Mlr"u"ille noUhl" play Wagner Won ana
Johnston. Eerucd runs Boston rms
h'rsf Lot on bases Boston =. Pins.
nurgh. 8. First bias" on error Ecs,n,.
~ "a IN !El"f, ~ Hughes L:
~ ~" i'IHN, ~ SltN'rN, Fits-or
lTyifr' IN - inning on Hughes ia
20 inning; OF iA-muu D. in inning.
none gu; n ,hirGj; or Ma,nauS. ! ia :
Inning. Of Sl!tt"r' IN innings struck
Passed balI--C:Ibsou J'ruutc. Ijisri 80,
Ensja time. 1852 ~
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GENERALS DOWN DAVIDSON
WASHINGTON AND LEE is
VICTOR BY SMALL MARGIN
PreShytcrinns Show Strong Defensive.
inexperienced Isnckfield Unable
To Penetrate Its Line,
LEXINGTON. VA, September

LEHiNG}ON. VA. September 70
baekheld held Washington and Lee
10 two touchdowns in the opening game
% o. the lSl5 campaign with Davidson
the points that gave the Generals II
40 decision. The Generals resortcd
70 Il straight line-plunging game until
the final quarter. when Battle Bagley
was dispatched to quarter back. With
me midget quarter. directing the
eleven, the Generals made a scintil-
raiiis squirt that eliminated In Sor-
reils ripping the line for Il touchdown.
Davidson was forced To fight on the
defensive from the beginning. as he
Caroiinan backlield was unable TO
inc. Davidson made first down only
once on ground due to rushes. with
Barrett and Young gaining consist
erals would pile up larger score but
the Inexperienced backneld failed to
come through. The game was almost
Ties FOR holding and orf-side play
, Young scored the first touchdown in
the second quarter when he grabbed
walkers blocked punt on the twelve
yard line and sprintcd over the line.
Sorreils scored In the fourth quarter.
iollowinS series of successful gains
by Cy Young and Johnny Barrett. Bar
rett ripped the linc for 'thirty-one
yards. while Young circled right end
FOR twenty-five yards.
~ W., 'iit leliN center. StafItu
Tor Washington and Lee on defensive.
while Young. Barrett and Sorrclls made
appreciabic gains Black and Laird
were strong for Davidson. The for
WARD pass was not used to any degree
OF success. and Davidson never threat
ened. The showing of the Generals
was disappointing to Coach Elcock Al
though Davidson was In much better
condition. he had expected a higher
score. AS the result of the struggle
the personnel OF the backfcld VIII
probably suffer Il change. The game
was devoid Of sensations.
Lineup:
". x l.. Position, Davidson
Graham ..... left end. ....... Walk er
Shultz. left tackle. .McKeithan
Bryan. left guard. Gray
Plerotti ...... catcher ....... White
DinEwall right guard ....... Sayad
lsnico. right tackle. 800. Miller
Harrison. right end ..... Younger
Cromwell. quarter back Keeslor
Young ...... left half. Black
Barrett. right half. Walker
! Sorrells. full back ...... Laird
Subs;itutions-McGi for Cray:
Fowler for Walker: King for Younger;
, lawson for koeslcr; pharr for Gray.
| w. n L. Bethel for Graham; Grnha.u
for Bethel: Carlson for bryan: Gard
ncr for DinEwall; Till for Barrett;
! Jarrett for TIL; Baplcy for Cromwell !:
Vance for Sorrniis; Ramsey for Gra-
Young. Sorrens Goals after touch
idowns-foung. >. Observation-Disclosures.
Dick Smith. Fishburnc. Empire RAN
dolph. Virginia. HcadlincSmau Ora
ham. Davidson. Tim. OF quarters. 10
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

NEW HAVEN, CONN, September %.
Yale got away 10 dying start in
it's football season to-day. defeating
the University of Maine 81 TO o. The
ELS piled up 50 points during the first
half. and in the final period, with a
substitute Yale team on The field, Daily
and krigcr. OF Maine. ripped of three
runs that nctt"d fifty Yards, and the
game closed with the bail in the Wis
itors' possession. only thirty yards
from the Yale goal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
H|llTOPPERs WERE EASY
GEORGETOWN TEAM PROVES
WEAK IN FUNDAMENTALS
Princeton Took Advantage of Fumbics
Tor First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nesultcd
FrOm Long Runs Snd Forward Flip.

PRINCETON. " j.. September %
Princeton defeated Georgetown in Il
Palmer Stadium this afternoon. when
the Tigers through their ability to
recover fumblcs took the Washington
eleven over to the tune OF Is to q.
GeorSetown's fumbling was due large
lH 10 McCurthy's poor passes at center,
but the backfield men could not hold
the ball when II was once in their
possession. Princeton played Il kicking
game throughout, and tue remarkable
kicks of Eddie briggs which averaged
forty-iire yards, kept the ball in the
visitors territory most of the time. 1t
seemed impossible for the Georgetown
quarterbacks to hold Driggss punts.
and ii is not much wonder, for they
had to run back after many or them.
and two big Princeton ends were al
ways ON the receiving line.
The first touchdown was scored in
the second period. After Dempsey had
made beautiful forty Vineyard run
put the ball on Gcorgetowns twenty
yard line. Dempsey fumblcd Il low
pass from Mccarthy NJ center. which
was recovered by Click on George
third down Shea carried the ball over
on delayed pass. Love kicked goal
The second touchdown came III the
third period. With the ball on George
towns forty Vineyard line briggs
made forward pass TO Ames. who
juggIed the ball for "a moment. but
managed to keep it from touching the
ground, and carried the pigskin to the
one-yard line before he could be
stopped. Ames carried it over mo-
ment later. Shea missed the kick out
The Washington team started out
like world heaters. AS soon as the
ball was in their possession the visitors
ripped the Princeton line to pieces and
the backs carried the bali twenty-five
Yards before they could BE stopped.
This was all the offense they could
offer. however. The Tiger line
strengthened and the GEORGETOWN boys
only got two otser first downs, both
through end runs
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WHERE THEW PLAY ~,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut st. Louis.
Brooklyn mt Cincinnati.
49, Philadelphia at Chicago.
lOniy three games scheduletl.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Vanderbilt piles In score
In a practice football game Wander
bilt University to-day won from Middle
Tennessee State Normal IL To O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. s: Pittsburgh, > tnrst camel
LhtsburEh, l; Newark. o (sccond game)
Chicago. l2; Brooklyn, @.
II. Louis. 10: Buffalo, 4.
Baltimore Kansas City (rutn)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark Mt Chicago.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Buffalo at 81. Louis.
tSo others srhetIuled)
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SECOSD GAME.

Totals. 81 y u Totals ... ~ -
P@tt"d for Coiianiore In ninth.
Score by innings.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
NO gnmcs schcdulcd)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit. s: Washington. I (nrst Ean,e).
Detroit. o; Washington. ; (sccond gume)
SteEelund. q; New York. 5 FIRST Rumc).
New York. @; Cleveland, ! (secund Gnme).
Chicago. 4; Philadelphia. I (irst gumc).
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 3 (sccund
camel.
Boston, 3; st. Louis, 2
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Princeton. Position GEORGETOWN.
tiighley. left end ...... .cuSack
Mclean. ..... left tackle ..... Ward
falSeN ..-... left guard ..OCOnnor
Gcnnert. center ........ Mccarty
Love. ....... right guard ..... Barron
kauffman... right tackle .Gormicy
Brown. ....... right end Ma hlum
CLICK. ...... quarter ba ok aloncy
Moore. left half back go. .C;ilroy
Shea right half back 800. Wall
briggs. 49,. full back 800. Dempsey
Score by periods:
''N'''i' u 10"
Rcferec--Morice PENNSYLVANIA. I'm
pirc--Marshall Harvard Field judge
Murphy. Harvard. Head linesman--
Hollenback. Pennsylvania Time Of
pcriods-lo. S. 10. s minutes.
Princeton scoring: TouchdownS,
Shea Adams. Goal from touchdown
Love. SuhStitutionS-prin Hey
nciScr for IIalscy, Amcs for Click. La
trobe for Kaufman, HogG for Love.
Love for Ho.G. parriSsette for Me-
Lean, Rahill for H!ghlcy. Wilson for
Brown, Scmmcns Tor Gcmncrt. Brasicr
for Love, HocG for i3rasicr. Haas for
Moore, Mathiascu for Shea. George
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Maloney; Fitz-
gerald for McCarty. Schowa!ater FOR
Gormley. Mcclure for Cusack, Green
for OCOnnOr.
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Chicago. w va Mhiia.1e,rh;.

Majors. 2 Empires O'I.ourhlin and Hide
brand. Time -
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, Is; Pittsburgh. g.
Philadelphia, 8; Chicago 4 (elevcn in
nnEs).
brooklyn. 3; Cincinnati, 4.
New York. &; st. Louis, /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
TECHS WIN FROM ROANOKE
VIRGINIA POLYS PUT UP
STRONG GAME IN OPENER
Thirty Men Used During Contest by
COnch BOc0ck-t:0ui WINS
Never Ira DnnEer.

BLACkSBURG. VA, September 20
The Virginia polytechnic Institute de-
ieatcd Roanoke College to-day on
Miles Field. 2G to o. The Techs goal
was never in danger Coach Bocock
used thirty men In the lineup. V. T. !!
scored once I'm each quarter Terry,
huddie; Denny and J. l;ngleby carrying
the BAN across. The general defense
or the V. J.. |. line was the feature
FOR Roanoke College. Hoffman and
duncan proved to be the only ground
sainers while Bunting worked well ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Referee. Sanborn (Dartmouth) I'm
pre-. Aackan tV. l.. - Field Judge.
Miles icadlinesman, Kelly ". r. ID.
Time of quarters, Is minutes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
BRNDsTnTTTs Hrvm.W


New York. Nov Bradstreers
tomorrow viii say.
Further PROGRESS in trade aceompa-
MES greater Industrial activity higher
prices, better collections. increased de-
mand FOR money, record bank deposits.
sharp reduction i'm unemployment
heavier payrous. a big movement of
grain and lower temperatures over a
wide area. which latter has given
snap TO retail trade i'm seasonable
wearing apparel While ordering for
future delivery is neglected. the nee
essity Of getting goods for near flu
ture use rs very marked. and in some
sections Of the country heavy weight
fabrics are positively scarce. Holiday
trade is proceeding on a satisfactory
basis.
The weekly bank clearings, S4,9fS.-
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
A. FlLETSCHIIEIR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.

his remarks He said that he COM
plimcnted the state board upon It's se-
lections because that seemed to be
thing expected OF everyone He
praised the board for its tact, finesse
and wisdom in distributing the text
books among sixteen publishing firms
THE board couldn't have missed IL
much, anyway. Textbook making as
such a fine art and textbooks are all
SO good that it is difficult to find a
bad one Mr. Carroon thinks it a
mistake to provide for four-year
course in one textbook in arithmetic
The average sohoolboy wears out his
textbook in two years.
Whacb at Milltarism.
Mr. Carroon criticized the primary
history. 81 do not like the introduce
tion-and that is all the further
have read it, II commcnds and COM
pliments the military and naval he
rOes but does not mention the west
ern pioneers The introduction
should be revised and its laudation Of
miltarism cut out The contents of
the arithmetics were praised the
readers weTe pronounced very good
The writing books should be sold at
a nickel instead Of the inCOnyenicnt
price Of six cents. In the advanced
Grammars, the composition lessons
should be distributed through the
book instead of being punched at the
end However, Mr.. CARBON called the
textbook question a dead issue
President B. l.. l1nloe, of Silver
city testified that the state board had
gotten off very easy in the textbook
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
WHITE IN FAVOR OF
FREE BOOKS; TAKES
RAP AT CONSTITUTION

-. y vuuHUtu TOM Fnge Uhel
0-''-'>0-r~7-"''-'>
free textbooks would prove mo- burden
TO the taxpayer but a great incentive
Ito Keeping children in school who
now drop out because the parents cam
not afford even the small sum it takes
for textbooks. ne told of one New
Mexico school Of fifty pupils where
there We're only six textbooks among
the entire enrolment simply because
OF the abject poverty which is SO
prevalent i'm so many New Mexico dis
tricts He deplored the difficulty of
amending the New Mexico constitution
so that the absurd demand for uni-
formity of textbooks in widely differ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-21
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A. FLEISCIHIlEIR
Real Estate and Insurance.
III South Fourth Street.
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Sealed bids with be- received by the clerk
OF school district NO Thirteen dB, Tor
rance county New Mexico up 20 ten o'clock
10 the forenoon Of wednesday the first day
N December 1915, Tor tho erection Of o
school house IN Mountnnnlr New Mexico
Plans mud specifications can be seen at the
store Of " H Ormo after November IS,
1915. The successful bidder Will DO requir-
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Of school directors conditioned Tor the faith.
ful performance ~ the contract The board
reserves the right 20 reject any or all
bids
II. T. HANLON.
CLERK " Board.
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Has a High Opinion Of Chamber
lniu'e Cough Kennedy.

81 had severe cold on my lungs
for weeks. ! coughed and coughcd
ana would he disturbed In my rest
coughing nights, On the rccommcn-
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy It re-
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Chicago livestock.

Chicago Nov 30. cattle Receipts
900. Market weak Native beef steers.
$500 @ 1928, western steers, S6.S50
S.t'; COWS, $2.55lN25, calves. $500
1975.
Sheep - Receipts 1000 Market
steady Wcthcrs. SGT006.25; lambs,
$6.5OGS.S0.
Hogs - Receipts 2l.GO0. Market
fairly active at 15c under yesterdays
average Bulk, SC.05m6.GO. light $3.50
IN Cos; heavy S6.0o@6.75; pigs, S375
U5.GO.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver Nov -Catue-Receipts
Loo. Market steady Beef steers.
S6,0O@ G25; COWS and heifers, $4,000
80 stockers and feeders, $1,000
140; calves, S70g.
sheep Receipts, 300. Market steady.
Hogs Receipts 300 Market strong
Two sales at $6.32t mB.45.
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MANTED-snIosmen.


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hold of truck garden Of five acres 10
town of three thousand mhabUantsi ma
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ABLE-BODlED MEN, good eyesIght Tor
frcmcn ana hrukemeh ON railroads in
Albuquerque vicinity. &iQ0-st20 monthly.
Experience unnecessary Answer boo Eng
hsh. Railway Association. care journal
MEN WITH SKILLED MINDS AND
BODIES SUCCEED N8ty offers you this
training. You draw good pay lead healthy
HE. eat nourishing food receive free medi-
cal care and hospital treatment f sick yuu
owe IL % your future to investigate this OF
fer Apply Navy Recruiting station. 2OAis
El Paso street El pam Tex
Femme.
WANTED Woman 10 "a sowing can at
once lll North High
WANTED-Competent girl Tor general
housework Apply between and 10
mornlngs s09 West Tielns
WANTED Apprentice girls. We DO nccor-
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