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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
YALE DISCUSSES RULES

NEW HAVEN, November 2i.-At a
lctic Association, held here tonight.
preliminary steps We're taken looking
toward IN" perfection of permanent
plan for the control OF Yale athletics.
and specifically IN the making and en-
iorc"mcnt OF eligibility rules. the APP
pointm"nt OF coaches and the dctIni-
ton OF tn" sphere OF their authority"
The association appointed Alexander
-. Wilson. captain OF the Yale football
team. ana Seth Low. H.. captain of the
Yale crew. as its representatives on Il
committee from the corporation. com
pris.d OF Robert y. Corwin, George T.
pay and Henry W. iiobsom. which will
draft the permanent plan.
The meeting lasted more than two
hours. and was "A continuation OF a
similar meeting this afternoon. The
matter OF the selection OF "a new head
coach for Yale football was discussed
informally. but no action was taken
John T.. llartwcll. of New York. was
the only out-of-town member OF the
athletic committee at the meeting. y
iatcr meeting of the association will
De h"ld here on December |.
Tho athletic association accented the
statement OF the Vale Corporation that
The supreme power in the control Of
Yale athletics rests with the CORPORA
tion which OWNS the property used for
athletic purposes according to the
statement issued by George Parr,lv
Day. tho treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS
Omar. the Tcntmnl<er- To-Dny.

tnQuestionahly much OF the popu-
larity OF Richard Walton Tully's Omar.
the Tcntmakcr," which comes to the
Academy of Music for five per
formanccs. beginning with a matinee
to-day, and including regular matt
nee on Saturday, can rightfullv be
ascribcd TO the performance OF Guy
Bates Post IN the role OF Omar
khayyam. Although one of the young
est prominent stars upon the Ameri-
can stage. Mr.. Posts great ability in
romantic parts as evidenced by his rare
interpretation in omar. the Tent
maker has securely entrcnched him
The Widespread appeal made by the
play based upon the life, times and
kubaiyat Of the Persian poet Omar
khayyam. is another important factor
in the success of Omar" The thrillinc
escapndeS. enchanting love scenes and
scenic embellishments delight alike
matinee girls and the ever present tired
business man, while the unobtruSivc in
PRODUCTION OF many OF the best known
quatrainS from the Rubaiyat is highly
pleasing to devotecs of the best In lit
crature. IT is said that the same COM
Dany that supported MIR. Post in New
York has been retained. The clabor-
ate incidental music composed by Anita
baldwin is "a pleasing feature Of the
performance. In addition 10 the Thanks
giving Day matinee there will he three
evening performances, and a regular
matinee on Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
INVESTIGATE BOWIE RACE
Stewards IooI> Into Itccord or Folly 10.
Another Long shot Cups


BOWIE RACE TRACK, MD. Novem-
Dor "a when Polly II. won the clos
lNg number on to-day's card there was
more ihan the holders OF ner tickets
that were Interested In the race.
Immediately after the numbers were
hung up the stewards announced they
had taken her previous races under
Investigation, and in all Likelihood 4
ruling would hr handed down shortly.
To-day She was thcr" with bells and
defeated a good field of plaicrs.
Uncle "BllIc" Oliver put kcwassl
over to-day. beating Back Bay and
True as steel In order To win tho
Oliver g"idlng had 20 be ridden out
to the last ounce. Murphy, the favor
lite. failed TO show after being hacked
almost 20 prohibitivc figures. 1t was
q strictly two hors" race. and kewasst
won on his courage.
Another good thing was put over
when Miss Harnharbor. cheap SELL
inG platter who has been racing on
the half-m!lcrs, defeated a field OF
twenty horses to-day TO win by u
length at the long odds Of ~ 10 !.
There WAS Very little money bot on
har and only the pikcrs were thcrn
with s. bet. no ticket over this
amount having been sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
TECHS WILL. PUT STRONG
TEAM AGAINST CADETS

RLAcKSBtRG. VA, November 81
Y. i. ]. viii be represented by it's full
strength when its football team faces
tho V. NJ. |. eleven tomorrow In Roa-
noke. ana the Orange and Maroon is
expected to play its best game or the
season. For the first time since the
Navy game the entire squad is physi-
callN fit and the Blacksburg rooters
hopes for victory are high. No scrim-
images have been held this week but
Coach Bocock has given the team sew
"ral blackboard talks besides perfect
ing the various plays and practicing
them IN breaking up the forward pass
About 600 rootcrs will ACCOMPANY Tho
tcah 20 Roanoke on Il special train
ph' OF inc features Of the day will he
i competitive drill between the corrs
3i the two military Institutions on the
Held before tho game
The Techs will line up as follows.
Gaines. right end: Parrish, right
thcklc' Bopp. right guard: A. l. Moore
center: y. L. Moore. left guard: Renc,
nict, left tackle: Gregory, left ond:
! cry. quarter back: Dixon. captain.
i:it half back; Rcdd. full back: Powell
right half back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

CANCEL ON SPIDER SCRUBS
BLACKSTONE ACADEMY NOT
TO PLAY THIS AFTERNOON
Rtrhmond College Tenn Working Iurd
for Gimme with Jackets Here
Saturday.

For some reason that was no; cx-
planned the game that was 10 have
been played this morning nj Stadium
field between the Spider scrubs and the
Blackstone Academy eleven was called
off yesterday afternoon by the manage
ment of the Nottoway boys
The Blackstone eleven arrived in
town yesterday afternoon and imme-
diately upon their arrival tie game
was called of. The reason was after
wards learned that several of their men
were on tn. injured list and they did
not care for them TO run the risk OF
doing them further injury by engaging
condition.
Yesterday afternoon. as consc-
luehCc of the game not being played.
was devoted TO a long scrimmaEc with
the VARSITY. being mostly on the de-
ienSiNc Playing the ball from the 1--WE
yard lin" most of the time. the scrubs
We're SiNen orders TO score Il touch
down on the varsity. which is a happy
moment to the scrubs often they do
this, as yesterday afternoon they exc
cuied nice forward pass which had
the spiders baiflcd.
The weakness Of the Spiders ON
breaking up tn" forward pass this wear
mas been all too apparent. and while
men will do considerable shadow worL;
along this line this week, in prepare
tioi Tor the game on Saturday against
the Yellow Jackets.
The Scrimmagcs that have been hold
ms week have developed the baCk;icld
to great degree showing to the
scrubs the punch that will be the cause
OF scoring the necessary points TO win
over the Yellow Jackets SATURDAY.. The
student body started the pep on Tues
day. and the men are becoming thor
ouEhly imbued with the spirit and
promise that the Yellow Jackets will
meet different team than that de-
icated by the Tigers.
Immediately after the scrimmarc
Yesterday afternoon the scrubs we're
enthusiastically checred by the student
hody ana the members of the Spider
team Tor their work OF the year as be-
ing used as hattcriuE rams for the
spiders. when they had finished their
work OF the season
me game on Saturday will mark the
Closing OF the football career of two
OF the varsity lincmcn. Durham, tackle
VIII graduate. as VIII Captain Coburn
guard, who has also played four wears
on the team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
YELLOW JACKETS EXPECr
TO DOWN Local, III. 4 VI

ASHLAND. VA. November aa.-The
Yellow Jackets. who went down fight
ing 5efor. the Tiger, in !!.ynchburg.
IN the last contest OF the season on
Broad stree, Park on Saturday.
None OF the players We're injured
big tackle. has been laid up i'm bed i'll
and At present IL looks very doubtful
about MS being able TO even make the
trip 10 Richmond. This will weaken
the Jackets somewhat. but the resi- OF
the team - in good shape
The new combination that the Jack
cts worked IN the hackield against the
Hampdcn sidney champions played an
exceptional game both Extensively and
d"f"nsively. Yost and Cogbill, the two
new halves. took their places ana fitted
SON
The Jackets feel that they have just
as good n team as any In the league
having been the only team TO give the
Tigers druhb'nS, and only lost the
deciding game by lone touchdown in
game where the breaks and close
decisions We're certainly against them.
Tn" team will 20 TO Richmond bent on
revenge for the to 0 defeat at the
hands of the spiders in the first game.
il the yellow Jackets triumph over the
Spiders, and thus gain undisputcd sec
ond place in the championship race.
The practice this week al'h3ush
the ease in preparation for the pre-
vious games. No long scrimmagcs will
be held and II amy. they Will only
last for about fifteen minutes. lcStcr-
day only q suappy signal practice was
held. Will" to-day kicSs made the men
run down under pnnts and tackle and
block
Lancaster has improved in his punt
ing during the season. and In Satur
days game got of several for fifty
yards ANA more.
Tn" Jackets have not been as sue
go CT - lt,.iT fnI ,I
The last few games as they we're at
the start of the season, and this has
lead Coach KirsS to change his style
OF attack somewhat.
Tho Jackets can he counted ON to
put up = big scrap for Saturdays con
test. and every play and every style
football 'vill lac given TO the spccta-
tors as this viii he tho last contest Of
the season and Coach Rl"ss has no
desire to hold over anything. The
Carolina Virginia game VIII certainly
no; hc harder fought. and more real
football VIII not l." displayed than the
yellow Jackets and Tigers viii lot
loose on Eroad street gridirUn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
MAURY PLAYS AT LYNCHBURG

LfEcliBrRG. VA, November 2i-
me LynchburE High School football
elcTch AT the Fair Grounds tomorrow
VIII undertake to overcome one OF the
hisGest handicaps the Hill top team
for when il goes into battle against the
giadiators representing the NIaury
HIGH School of Norfolk. the local lads
teen pounds; The only hope, therefore.
that the II illtop team has of winnin {;
inc state championship will be in put
tinE SUFFICIENT SIX i'll and team working
INTO the game that will enable il TO
overcome the Drawn OF the Norfolk
team.
The Hilltop team this year has had
less experience, and Is probably lighter
than any team the school has had since
II went to the new quarters on the
liilltop. but what il is lacking in
weight and in long experience. it makes
up for in team working and never say
die spirit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
Triangle shows At the Bijou.

Great interest is being shown by
thcatcrgocrs in the Triangle perform
anccs at the BiJou. AS has been said
in this column. they are motion pic
lures TO the nth degree. and as such
must appeal TO the regular patrons OF
the movies. hut they are pictures of
such merit and such interest that they
serve to create another class Of picture
fan. in that they draw those who ordi-
narily con!ne their thcatcrgoing to the
Legitimate houses. Further. the must
cal program presented during each per-
Torrance has an appeal all its own.
aside from the effect such music must
hav" on the spectators enjoyment OF
the pictures. This weeks screen pro
gram offers Raymond Hitchcock in
My Valet" Dustin Farnum in The
Iron Strain" and Douglas Fairbanks in
The Lamb For next week Il program
has been arranged consisting Of two
shorter comedies and two dramas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
BIC GAMES IN SOUTHLAND
THREE GRID STRUGGLES
ON VIRGINIA SOIL TO-DAY
Washington md Lee Fnvoritcs Over
Notwithstanding Techs Look for
Win Over CnbetS.

Southern football teams Will close
their ScaSon to-day. the most import
ant games being those of Virginia VS..
North Carolina, at Richmond Wash
ingtou and lie" vs.. the North Carolina
ACgicS. a; Norfolk: Vanderbilt vs. Sc
vance. at Nashville, and Georgia VS..
Clemson. ut Athens. Virginia Military
Institute W. Virginia Polytechnic In
stitut". at Roanoke. and Georgia Tech
vs.. Auburn. at Atlanta.
With both Georgia Tech and Wander
hilt undct"atcd 10y teams in the old
southern intercollegiate Athletic AsSo-
citation territory, the Tech Auburn and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES games proha bly
ar, carrying the greatest interest, as
tn" results are expected TO determine
the final alignment OF several teams
Both Auburn and Tech Will be stronger
than ~ any time in the last three
weeks. but no predictions We're being
made tonight On the outcome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
PENN AND CORNELL READY
Eastern FoothniI World Has Ewes ~,
Tame IN Philadelphia To-day
lthhcnnh Fnvorites.
rIIiI.ADI:I.pIIIA

Ia ptl.'IIIA. November 81
! n"Ih me University OF Pennsylvania
iirht signal practice to-day in preparn.
ion iof t"-morrow's contest on Frank
mh fitid. The Pennsylvania PLAYERS
INKS or ia" White Marsh Country Club.
wn.rc thcy VIII remain until noon to-
ml"aL"W IN" cornell team had It's
WptkoNt IN Atlantic city, and will stay
iur. ~ ~ II
l"Sp!'r the wide disparity in the
records OF the two teams there 10
nuch interest in In" game The .visi-
,"rS. with an unhrokcn string Of vic
I" chnch their claim to the champion
ShIn OF tn" big Eastern colleges
N" pennsylvania students. coaches
IN" players on the other hand are
hoping that the Rcd and Blue team
VII repeat the history Of two other
''c'"HS ANA retrieve an otherwise dis
IthaCanS "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
S0PHS WIN TITLE
wake Forest Championship Won by
second c"r Ncn-iiOod Wen at
Hnptist Institution

MAKE FOREST. y. G.. November a.
u" Hnrhom"rcS won the class
ntHk" 'hh! championship Of Wake For
81 college last night by defeating the
H'hI"FS - I" 80. The game was close
ihr""Eh"ut. IN" rst half ending with
VIZ Sc"f" IL :" u IN favor of the
s"ni"is. The last half found The score
~ an Tor Il long period. and not until
IN" I"Si Tour minutes OF play did the
H'P""'h"r"A I"rg" ahead. Spaugh's
.',',''E an" sH"cthcu!ar goal shooting
accounted for the victory 'rhompsnn
nihN"d brilliant game q, guard for
Nv" winners Yates. the senior cen
yer. ana Sphrh led in goal shooting
",ih siN 10 their credit
"a" l'nc-up-- seniors. AshcraIt and
,"l'f,'E, forwards: Yates, center:
'i"nt"y ana Carroll guards sophie
.,,,"r"s, Tp"u"iI ana Dickson. forwards:
age. guards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
.CR|DDERs GIVEN LETTERS
RICHMOND ACADEMY SQUAD
RECEIVE HARD-WON TOKEN
Dean W. l.. Prince Entcrtnlns noys at
Hotel RucScr-tOnch Pre-
scented with Scarf Pin.

Dean w. l.. Prince and the faculty
OF the Richmond Academy rendered 3.
dinner last night at Hotel Rucgcr to
the men who won their letters on the
gridiron this season. The boys entered
into the spirit of the occasion after be-
Ing watched carefully all OF the wear
by Coach Ancarrow that they would
not eat those things that tend to keep
Il football man out OF condition thcy
gathered around the festive boards for.
AN enjoyable time From reports they
carried out their intentions. and every
anticipation that they had Tor a big
time was 2ratiiicd.
The men were in charge Of Dean
irinc.. and they are now convinced
that they were In charge OF man that
knew how 10 give a football man a
good time after a hard years work on
the gridiron. and all acclaim him as
being royalty good fellow. ana for
the time being forgot that he was their
awarded their letters, Dean Prince had
as ms guest Coach AnCarrow, who,
lhouGn beaten out Tor the champion
ship race for supreme honors, told The
men what to expect for next year
With every one putting his shoulder 10
the wheel he thought II indeed prob
able that Richmond Academy would be
acclaimed the winners in the race next
year. It may be stated that Coach
Aucarrow was under "a great handicap
this year in not having Il large squad
out for III. team. hut with assurances
TO tell a different tale when the cur
tain Is rung down OF the season OF 1916
To show the esteem in which their
coach is held the letter men presented
him with beautiful scarf pin, and
Dean Prince in :; few words OF com
mendation for his work this year pre-
scented the token.
Fifteen men enjoyed the night to the
fullest. The men that were awarded
their letters are the following: Bin
ford, Kuyk. Spencer, X. Parrish. r.
Parrish, Dcuoon. StalliuES. Cutchius
Hug hes, Mcclellan. Digs. Hart Hill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
REFEREE GOES ON STRIKE
New Orleans Treated 10 { .nIuuc Slim,
no" Nh"n Fight OHicinI De-
mhndcd Higher Wages

N.N ORLEANS. LA. November -
Sc" orleans was, during ih- past
N''N treated I" The most uuiuuc
ANi"' ever called ia :his country. #,
."ii"d when Dicl, Burke. well
""I"h FOCAL referee. struck on Pro-
n"tcr Tommy Burns for higher WAGES
..' "iNC'hi!n% as third man In the ring
'he baitIc between Frankie Russell
ana kochy kansas Rurks had ,,rn'
m"s'y r"icrc"d u match between tho
iIW" NJ the New Orleans Athletic. Cmh
~ ""s PAID certain sum When thny
"l thr Tortorich-F' Burns club. ne N,a
itNI' SiShod TO the rcfcr.E's inh
,.i"W,'N"r, n" claimed that MIR Burn.
~. I'" 40, nay him az much as he wna
went on strike >" ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
Francis Y. nmShmnn Mt Colonial.

This column regrets exceedingly that
III put Il raw one over on the Colonial
yesterday by announcing that it's at
traction for yesterday and to-day would
be Emmy Wchlcn, the Nicnncsc actress
As matter of fact. the COlonialS
drawing card for these two days Is the
screen favoritc. Francis " Rushman
who is as unfailing Il magnet to crowds
as street fight is. with Beverley
i'aync. Mr. Hushman is appearing in
'IcnninEtOn'S Choice" drama of tho
Canadian Northwest, in which he dis
plays his fine physique with much cf-
fcctir"ncSs. James j. .Tcffrics is also
In the cast. besides n number Of pic
turc players. including Helen Dunbar,
Lester tunco wellington Player, Nor
ris Cytron and William I'arris. The
Colonial viii hc open to-day from $50
o'clock until II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
CADETS LOSE TO CHATHAM
FORK UNION LOSES PRETTY
CLASH TO DANVILLEIAnc
"'nmcrs score Two Touchdowns. IN n
'""ctsI':nme Holly Fought
nnd 1ntercstInr

~ IN Il hard fought game Chat,
iI,ra,iinins School defeated ForI, "I t!,ija'm
Military Academy by tho ST. Union
20 f" yesterday afternoon AZ H a. ~
imr rfy' .,ra ark. The game was exceed ED
ing prnalizcd during the entire " We, %.
FORK Union Won The toss ana S sIn,'.
u 80 rIceLEe NE ban; defending the IVES,
anu recovered the bah on "a tI"cls
IN" cadets thirty-yard line o. 81, on
h hpsa TWO plays /, looked as If Chat.
.h"etS showed little defense IN, me
,umbie on the ten-yard line and Fol
!, mon LON, Vas given a chance to show what
managed 10 gain first down on iinn
biunees; but the Chatham lads brncmL
a o. s, LOOK ine ball They. then started
pushed over the line for !, tonchdo vas
ANA Matt"N kicked the goal -
chatham kicked To the Cadets and
h"Shes OF form, ana play after DIay
h'tteH tnc'n substantial gains. The bali
Wa: IN thc possession OF Fork Union
Il iak" play linriani went through TN.
whole Chatham eleven for a run uf
iorii hy" yards, ana wts tackled ten
lour downs 10 carry the ball over hut
tailed, and the ball went over TO ChatN
nam. Mattox fumbled the bali on Ills
own hvc yard line. IL bounding over
The goal when Hraverrnan fell on +, for
The only touchdown OF his team. Tho
Try AZ goal was missed. and the teams
naltl"d evenly for the rest OF tho half
The second half opened with both
teams fresh. and they fought hard ali
through the third quarter. The biz
heaNy. Chatham lads gradually wore
thcir Tighter opponents out and worked
forward passes ana went through their
line ~ Will. IN tho last few minutes
OF play Van Wagrcncn was pushed
over TN" Inc foT tho third touchdown
Of the game. and the second registered
ny him. Tn" try at goal was missed
IN" game was featured BY the great
w9ri. % Van Waggenen for Chatham.
the t"uchdowns registered by his team.
was instrumental IN advancing the
ball For Fork CniOn the ll-rourd
work Of l!arlaud deserves spccia! men
ton for he was TIA" whole Cadet clev-
IN. Powell aud Hughes ends for the
Cadets. also did good work.
The summary.
Fork Union Position Chatham.
Powell ....... loft cnd .... johnson
Harrison. left tackle .. Wclci
Ihansell ... left guard .... Fariiucs
Lang ford ..-... center Bishop
~. Robertson right guard ...... Cave
T.. Robertson right tackle. .... West
hughes. ..... right end G.. Baldcrson
EraT"ruar. quarter back ..... .Mattox
hncarrow LEFT half back 80. Porter
ilaritnd ..... right half Van WaG'ms'u
Eri,tingham fuil back =. Ealdcrsou
Chauncll Scharth for Porter Touch
dowus-Nau WngCcncn, =; Bravcrnai
Goal from touchdowu-NattO /. or
Hcinls: Iafcr"e- Hughes. Y. T. !. TIM
pire-Jusus Iuchmond College. Lines
man-Ancarr"w. Richmond CO!legc.
Time Of per!ods-Twelve ana thirteen
minute quarters. SCorc-Chachan IL:
Fork Union. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
"BcIIn Donna" ut Little Thenter.

For the last half OF the week, Begin
nng to-day, the Little Thcatcr an
nonnc"s. rs its Paramount picture fea-
tHr", Bella Donna" perturbation of
ilichcnss novel and play Of the same
name. with Pauline Frederick In tho
title role. II will he remembered that
Nhzimova appeared on the stage in
tn" same role Il year or two ago with
great success. The screen production
was directed hy Hugh Ford, who staged
Joseph aud His brethren" and The
Garden OF Allah" The role has almost
boundlcsS possibilities. and il will he
interesting to observe what Miss Fred
erick makes OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY At NoRE'nI T.,

NOk 'oI.k. VA. November oa.-Ni,h
no.n ieamS confident Of victory, III.
Amnua! SrIdiron battle betwccn the
LhEai ana Mechanical College of
.Nor'n carolina and the .Washington
NH ,,iiu, Ice University OF Virginia. which
w WI u" fought tomorrow. promises
"' az! interesting contest
amH'eS. captain schultz. OF Washington
AZ 49, Leg. SAID tonight he felt con
, n.'"iit OF victory. but thought the gam.
inn, y" 'i"Sc. Coach Elcock of Wash :
Ion "ir' Lee, said he believed his
''H ~ Mould win as it did last year.
"Sh'n Ston and Lee had final prac-
~ on the beach at Virginia Reach
y.,,a ",t'rrhoon' The betting here
lnGiOm and Lee faNnritns '