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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03

ana That they had the Vdosta going home
via "aycross because neither the National Highway Yves
tern branch of the Dixie Highwoy could be travelled
The roads from the St Marys River Jacksonville were report
cd oeng put IN tine condition The entire distance through Nassau
county being hard surfaced and pavement through Duya
county, At Calico Hill below Fokston located one of the hest
ferries the South that capable of transporting three automobiles
across the St Marys river minutes Nassau county Fla
ana charlton county, Ca have available bridge the river
just as soon as special of Congress the head of nvig
ton about a half mile,
MR.. ANDERSON'S ADDRESS
Mr. Anderson after compmenng "Short Route boosters
upon their enthusiasm stated that easy people who
working for public good discouraged on account
ne failure OF cooperation the public large men
who do things in this the men who did things in the
past and those who will things future in that they know no
uc nng as failure lie said that the who meeting
mere 'ooy VINO are working for good roads entitled place
in history just Napoleon who the magnificent oads of France
many decades ago.
In his talk Director Anderson showed how closely good roads are
connected with every other the progress community and
Impressed his hearers the fact that community could expect
wealth. health and happiness without aid of good roads He
ed attention great waste of lands Georgia appealed to the
people Tor MOE and BETTER education He farming
tne most neglected industry yet the greatest industry Unit
ed states and that the farmer neglected the city people, He said
the farmer the only real producer wealth in South Georgia and
that the city should help show light by cooperation and
assistance in a social and financial way
In closing his remarks ierson to in brief wav Whist Woo
being done the other highway but stated that
W to this day he himself WHO'LL that he does not know
what route will be named the the Dixie High
way through South Georgia He said The route is official
designated that he will personally route for inspection
and the route with the best be named
After The business aurt osed the visitors
about 400 in NUMBER and street cars
Wnona Park where h'rbec served About thre
O'Clock aiken obe, over the Mwood ona
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
Hon. Will I. Anderson
Treats Attendants With
A Magnificent Address
400 Good Roads Boosters
Gather At Waycross

With representation from every county the proposed Dixie
Highway ho Route rally barbecue proved great
success
Not only fine made upon the that being
IN the several counties in the matter of building roads, but those
attendance treated magnificent speech by Hon. W.
deon the Macon Telegraph who
Dixie Highway Association The chicken
the Ware County Commissioners under the supervision of Clerk
MITCHELL was Just as fine could be asked for but the dinner
did not have anything Mr. Anerson speech upon good
rural progress
The meeting of the short Route association was
scheduled for 10 o'clock but the
dentJoe Brewer, of Douglas and delegates other Cities
meeting called until 1920 by Mr. " L. Stanton
president OF the Waycros Board of Trade
but interesting talk upon the good roads, followed by
Judge j. L. Sweat who told WHY WAYCROSS SHOULD BE ON
THE EASTERN ROUTE
Mr. Isdor Geders Short Route as ociaton of Fz
gerald represented Ben Hill and Wilcox countless reported
he recently the raph
office the Fitzgerald Leader Enterprise tance
OF exactly 50 miles could easily be made without shifting
machine Mr. Geders reported that miles are ady i'll
first class conditions being hard surfaced remaining
mileage would be in the best of condition by Sep TO-
Mr. Holland of Coffee county, reported on Ethe road from
fitzgerald Douglas and Mr. j. O. Brewer from Douglas
Ware county line From the statements of these gentlemen
pears that the entire distance through county will in good
condition within six weeks time The greater through Coffee
county is the best IF sand-cIay road,
Dr. A. Fleming, chairman of the County Commissioners
reported that the 8 miles through Ware county good
don and ready for inspection time He stated
greater mileage than other proposed highway
but that the decided the very beginning of the
movement that they gong have the highway not
single of them willing quit the directors desg
nate WaYcross as the eastern
Mr. j. D. MITCHELL clerk of the Ware County Commissioners
submitted written upon quarter miles through
Pierce county The report shows that bridge work be-
ing built through Gum Slough and
and that high dry road also being through Pierce
county at total cost of So which had largely
crbed by the counties interested in the Roue 900 having
been subscribed by Pierce county isself Mr. Mitchell
within SIX weeks the road from Wayo the Charlton county
will be in first class condition. and Gum Slough and Bver Dam
which have been responsible for the story that could swim from
Waycross to Jacksonville would be things of the past.
Commissioner Davis of Carlton county, Of of Folks
on reported for Charlton county, Ga and county, Fra The
entire Charlton county work proposed route
through Charlton county and that the work not be stopped until
the road completed guaranteed by Commissioner Davis COL
diff created demonstration when he come from
Fokon to Waycos Ford this morning an average speed
20 miles hourGum Slough Beaver Dam
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
Turkish Forces
Are Surrounded
Special to The Leader Enterprise.

Special to The Leader Enterprise.
Washington Sept B. 1915 MT reported here and accept
ed by many that important part forces have been
surrounded the Gapo pnnsua their surrender the
British appears imminent This information comes to Washington by
way of Athens Greece
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-03
British Transport Sunk;
More Than 1900 Drown
Special to The Leader-E Enterprise.

berln Sept 1855 m.Accordng advces Just received
from Constannope another British transport been sunk off the
Drdanees and more than 1900 troops drowned 1t not known
whether the vessel was sunk by torpedo or mine,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
FAvoRITEs LOSE
Form Players ut pimllcO Receive severe
jolt When Seven Were Gust to
WindS-OutstdcrS Annex Coin.

BALTIMORE. MD. November L.
Form players at pimlico race track re-
ccivcd a severe jolt to-day, when seven
faVoriteS were east 10 the winds. Out
sidcrs annexed every number. and those
who followed the ravoritcs were badly
stung.
Black Coffee at - TO !. won the open
ing event. The faN"rit". Delaney, was
unplaccd
Malachite aud Lord Rockvale were
made public choice as the Belmont en-
Try iii the third race. True as Steel
WAS given the decision. While Hester
irYnn was second AMI Robert BRADLEY
third. The finish MAS so close that
many thought Hester prynn had Won
Dnt tn" Judges decided she finished seq
ond. and Robert bradley third Hu,ia s
hrothcr defeated partworth, the | to ?
Shot IN the fourth race rather handiiy
n fou! was claimed by Dartworth's
Jockey, but WAS not allowed.
Jem won the last race handilv AIR
SniSSs was played for "a good thing
nut finished outside of the money after
beng in the lead the greater part of
the Journey. course, he was n short
price. and Brdwclrs horses won't run
Whcn tho prices ar. short. aS they seem
10 understand that price mast hc
against their chances or they can't
win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
TIGERS WORK orT
On HARVARD PLAYS

PRINCETON. y. j.. November 1.-The
Tigers started of with a rush TODAY
in their final work brfor,. the Harvard
game. Th" usual light practice held
ION Monday CAV" way To a grucllina
wcr" certainly not what might he cx-
p"ctcd at this stag" of the game. With
Ron N"nrsc tn" only regular ont of
the line, the scrubs offered an one nSc
which nearly scored ~ touchdown. and
At times III" iucligihlcs went throug h
~" forwards as if thoy were papcr
me scrubs got ont early and learned
several Harvard plays which found
their way 10 the Tiger camp. and the
oEul"rs had Il hard time solving them.
After an hour nf such work the
varsity took the offensive against "A
: fresh bunch Of scrubs. ana was NOR"
successful! Charli" pickerman. who
played in priSg$'# place. Dave Tibbott
ana I'D shea battered the scrub line
until they had rushed the ball sixty
hvG yards for touchdown.
Tn" carly afternoon was spent in
signal practice ANA individual attcn-
tioh to tho regular ends Brown and
ltlEhlY. tried to put into practice what
thcN had learned at Cambridge Sat
lrdaN They also fought against the
harvard interference on end runs Billy
Moore, the fastest man on the squad.
played TN" role of Mrhau. briggs did
som" pUnting. Ills SOirais were perfect
som" of them carrying seventy wards.
Tlhh"tt kicked few between the goal
posts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
SPIDERS GIVEN LECTURE
COACH SHOWS MEN ERRORS
MADE ON LAST SATURDAY
Doh>on Gees Over Plays Thurnu.hi,
On misunderstanding. Defense
Asnin.t Forward PASSES.

II, an cno,. :, ,,,,,.,, u.s.. ,,,,,. .,,,,,.,.
Of Tho SriGrrs II, ~. I'm ."',S S ,.",
day Con 81 nnbso,, 80, E,.,,,,. NJ. -.
10 The nl.,s v,itJ, il.I,I,,,T i.',. -, 49,
OF an hours duration vnst,,,ja,- ,f,a.
noon Enilo,.im,r .I,t.. 80. NJ
through a short signal drill.
~ After the work OF tho afternoon
Conch pobSou stated that Richmond
college beat itself Having in the
lineup several mel that wer. not sea-
sohc6 Srrorou warriors. COUPLED with
me costly iUmbloS ou ;hv ottvuSc. i'm
ms Hi''t'om .li,ipNttG ne direct eaus"
900, ro r ,a|.' on ~, .. SUITS. IN an
f gro I" F.Saln re hEhtln- sWr.t that
noI,,,, y, 'i. -''iS &c OF ms teams;
So ,5 paUs,'S'S '";,t ms week WI!
~. IL I"Iu' N..N 'h'' 'he spiders
ny ~. tN'S .at
nhiIt, 49, ,C...~ .l''' an" me
,,.,t l., ~ ~. b,.oSS tht S"Ai INC
~. ~ ' 80" va. - u'S' 'N'urnrtd
Sra,tr T, - t"' ~, HISt l1tNr since
Iii t,IoI, ""S ,.I ,H'i-" OF Ain
!'ltS - flchmuuu college. ono OF his
, ,Sa Ill IHilea to maxi t"Mrhdowt' when
- go, MnS, M''M N me Vineyard i'm:
1,,,rI,a PJjnII,' .mHSP.LS i'onlhS an"
t,,,c '.H.''i ''SH m, an" ''i tackles re
,,,,,do, -, WI =, ~ 'nr gam" sat
~ ~ " ~" ny H.'"trS uh"Np against
niro,, n,, tN'lS. i'i'N"tt Is doing
~, anu II ne r"uilnueS I" improv"
h., .., 'in,.t % nv W''h n" may
III, - tms nus POSITION NJ lett "nd.
,.,,,, 80 'i@ "' hlS cartier NJ
E; - ~ ~" W "o"N' ~ center. on SatRr-
al, M"S '.S".'"S. ''S' an" VIII Hruh-
49, -. mean u at som" on" WI hay" to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
MOST VALUABLE HOMER
Dntter WhnnEcd HAIR, mad In Sliding
nome Uncovered Valuable TunS-
Nten Deposit Ira California.

;, The home runs hit By Lewis and
iioopcr IN the worlds series were not
tnc most valuable four-base hits of
IN, ,h season. Here's a yarn about one
mat was worth more money
Inc Rnndsburg team was playing at
!onahhesburg one Sunday recently be-
iorc Il large crowd OF miners men who
niu lollowed the rush TO the valuable
tungsten fields.
y HUSKY hitter whanEcd the ball in
W S'cohu INNING, and IL went far over
tnv center heldcr's head. The hitter
couidh run fast. and the contcr
iieldcr retrieved the ball ana thrcw,
nome The runner slid heavily into
the plate. '''
The umpire. miner. made no de-
cIslon He stood staring at the ground
around the plate. The players ran nm
ana Ta%ed fascinated ~ the same spot
somebody let out a yell. "Tungstcu.' =
ana the crowd pushed upon the Held
IN siiainI the runh-- had uncovered
YEN OF tungsten, which sells ut ST. :
ooo a ton: There Was no more base
ball that day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CRIMSON FOUTI,.II.E:I,S
ARE IN GOOD SHAPE

,tAMBRinGE. MASS. November l.
M me Harvard varsity footballcrs
VINO played the Penn State ramc cX-
cthi Don Wallace, the varsity center.
ana rom Enwright. the crashing hig
haii back, cot into the hour of shadow
scrimmagr that Coach Iauchton pre-
scrlhcd TOR his football disciples this
afternoon. EnwriGhts injury il now
seems; is not as bad as pr Nichols nj
hrSt diagnosed ii. E.nwright declared
ne was fiji and willing for the Prince
ION gam" 1t is now up to the club
Harvard. outdoor Development to-
DAY was largely given over to truin.
w IN" wohhly Crimson defensive ma
chine. Harris was in Wallaco's place
with Taylor at right guard, and Cn,ynu
ON tn" loft Of the line. Left Guard
i'admun was AT left tackle at the start
nut gay" way I" Gilman Watson ran
thc team, with iiolcs Subhing for EN-
WRIGHT. captain Nathan ana King com
posed the back field Opposing the sec
ond team tn" varsity rushed the BAH
M ana down tn" field. but without at
to Ice tackled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
PUG NAMED FOR NAG.
Scrnwny Little Messenger BOY t,uIIs
himself DILLON After Champion
rrOttin;. Mnrr.

Ernest Price. light heavyweight
started battling when he was IA scrawnv
NTH" messenger boy. He WAS a fcath-
ctwciGht then, ana speed was his long
SUIT. II. inquired his name should be
cmn!"matic of his speed in the ring
80 he called himself Dillon. after the
champion mare, Lou. For his first
I!nlt' ne chose Jack. Now, when Jack
Dillon is famous and Lou Dillon is
almost forgotten, the name goes back
To the equine world \ horse named
Jhck onion rs running in the Ken
lucky meetings. Ii is no relative of
Lou either but named after Jack thu.
init shower. hy race horse man who
adinireS DiilonS work in the rims. The
nag ought to be S,alie horse. If IL
ives up 10 the reputation of Jack and
Lou.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
vANDY TEAM GETS PRAISE
DR.. LAMBETH is IMPRESSED
WITH COMMODORES' ELEVEN
Ea Ftnlny Says Virginia t:n,nc liz Their
Zig h"pc--ScruhS IN Movie
ttramn.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. November
s,,.,tSh N1rner gave the Virginia
as the first step in preparation for the
coming battle with Vanderbilt. The
marc signal drill lasted until dark. All
OF the regulars came out of Saturdays
contcS; with the Virginia Military In
Sltutc IN good physical condition and
participated in to-day's workout
Additions to the coaching squad in
G!udc Ed t'inlay, of chat,anoou:. and
Or Burnley l.anltford. or NorIo.N. The
latter instructed the backs t'inluy
will remain through the Vanderbilt
game
80 br; Lambeth, who went 10 Nashville
10 witness the Vanderbilt Tennessee
game returned to-day much impressed
With the strength of the Conmodores
NanderniltS line. he said. is heavier
ana taller than Nirsinia's, and their
backs bigger and very fast In Curry
they have a corking quarter back. who
is better than in previous years Heycr.
VINO pays center ON the offensive and
tackle on the defensive. is a powerful
man. as IS Cody, the other tackle. The
Nand%rhilt players do not tackle quite
as Well as The Nirgimians. however.
flulaN. who has also seen Vanderbilt
IN ACTON. declares that the Comno-
d"rcS nave Il great team and that their
schedule was arranged just to beat
Virginia, with no hard games ahead
OF oi,r the N,rgW NJ date. rhIir hnckiield
weigh around l15 pounds. he said
This afternoon teams Is and & we're
G!ven Vanderbilt plays. which will he
next two or tire" days.
The scrubs figured this afternoon in
Il y, movie nm entitled ~ Nirginian's
Ii"nor. In the screen drama Francis
\: Eushman will appear rs a member
OF NirGinia's football team, ana Miss
beverly Eayne. as his sweetheart Tip
sational plays made in Sajur,iav's game
with Virginia Military Institute will
DC scthai scenes of the film
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
CORNELL MEETS MICHIGAN
IN NEWT IkI(.

ITHACA, y. Y November 1.-The
Cornell football men held no outdoor
practice o-dny. Dr. Sharpe instead got
them together and Gav" them Il black
team. their next opponents Sharnc
saw Tn" Wolverines in action last week
The head coach told the IthacanS that
they must cXp"ct Michigan to play
much better football against thcm Than
against syracuse, ana warned them
that the game would H." a hard battle.
Tn" coaches decided that three hard
ScrimmaGcS win u" STAGED before the
squad leaves Thursday might t.cklcy.
right end. who was bruised in the
gam" last SATURDAY, Joined the squad
to-day. lie Is in good shape. Every
other PLAYER is Drimcd for the next big
llapprtInt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
IltIIIIrI
Southern l:AprcSs.
WHAT'S THE USE?
baseball Writers Association DONE
Accomplish Much when stars Are
Permitted in Press Stnud.

When it comes right down To the
showdown OF what use is the Baseball
writers Association when they allow
such men as Ty Cobb. Christy Mathew
son and others in the press stand? AS
baseball writer's they are the best little
baseball players the nation knows
Heres Il sample Of their dictating:
Mr.. Mathcwson (dictating): Speaker
HE'D TO paSkcrt."
Scribe Cat his side. who takes dicta-
ton and transcriheS il into newspaper
EnriiShJ: l'aSkert went into deep left
center for Sneakers long lincr and got
IT with his back against the fence. 1t
was one OF tho greatest plays have
ever seen in my years OF experience
speaker had OutpucSsed Chalmers, who
had served him with fast one In the
inside"
And so it gocs--thc old bunk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
HlNKEY STILL COACH
inic Onicinl Press Representative De.
Mes Tint Tom Shcvlin iInd Taken
Charge of Squad.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. November L.
Nelson A. Talbot, AN assistant Of the
are football team and the official press
representative of the eleven. denied to-
posed as head coach to b. succeeded by
rom Shevlin. Talbotts statement fol-
lows:
Frank llinkey will be head coach of
nne laie team the rest of the season.
Tom Shevlin has been asked to come
back TO coach. but not as head couch
captain Wilson has not thought OF put
tlhS liihkey out and putting Shevln
III. There is no truth whatever in the
statement that Shevlin will take
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
Govcrnnr Not Arninst nerlsinn.

NEW NORK, NOvcmhcr l-Ir thc
New YORK state Boxing Commission
desires 10 permit referees decisions i'm
puElliStic contests. Governor Whitman
Viii not object, he said last night
Fred y. Wenck. chairman OF the com
MISSION. said recently that the commits
SION would not pass finally on the
question OF decisions, for which there
is much agitation, until two more
members OF the commission had been
views on decisions obtained. The Gov
crhor said he would make the addi-
t"hal appointments within a few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
WEST POINT CADETS
l:I.I, nOMN 40 NOR Ia

WEST POINT. y. Y. November -
IN" Cadets got in "a lengthy session
on the Eridiron to-day. and at its con-
cIuSi"n the coaches delivered Il lecture
with a blackboard demonstration in
the gym. MI tn" hcadlincrs were out
C"fiin. Ford and oliphaut engaged in a
long puntinr drill with the backs and
ends going down the field. Olarc was
BACK AT guard to-day. Timhcrlnkc
miaycd Tor a while in Wcand's place.
The driv" for the Navy game is now
on in fun swing. Noirc Dame is next
ON III" schedule, and special prepare
lions for that contest viii feature all
u. MOrlI outs thiS Wanls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

This is n truc story. MiEo Dnnlin
Germany Shacfcr and Ty Cobb were
iunChinG in diner coming up from
Philadelphia TO BOSTON
know who that is?" inquired Mix n
Of the waiter
That's Ty cobb" put in the famous
comedian.
"Yassah." prinncd the negro. unim-
pressed.
"Yassah. waited on Gawgc Wash
ingtOn ycStiddy."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
Pat Norm II,s ,I,.co,

TAI MORAN, manager of tho phillics
mas Dough; an Aircdalc puppy The
youngstcr viii he called Alex, in honor
OF me ouakers star pitcher Alex Will
he the mascot next Year. philnd"lnhia
ianci"rs OF the Airedale terrier assert
that the dog that wins the gold medal
offered 10y Howard NJ. Donovan. presi-
dcnt OF the speciality show to he held
at the Rcll"vue- Stratford on Noycm-
h.r 20. Will &" eligible to the tile OF
the best in the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

= Nf.W lVtN, NOVcmbcr 1.-THE Now
York state Boxing Commission to-day
occilneu TO recognize Johnny E.rtlc.' Of
st. Paul as bantamwcirht chlmnion
of the world. y BROOKLYN boxing club
orfor" which Ertlc will appear in n
contest this week. applied FOR formal
recognition OF him as champion bv
virtu" of his recent victory over Kid
Williams on 4 foul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
MARSHALL PLEADS GUILTY
'dmits Charge of Maintaining Gnm-
ming House nt 1875 West
broad Street.

- j. Marshall yesterday entered n
pea Oh Sui!ty To the charge Of main
'nS Il gambling house at lSi5 West
BROAD street when he was arraigned
in tho Police Court Justice Crn,cb :
ficld fined him $50 and costs. Marshall
was arrested by Detective SergcanIs
Wiltshire and Bailey after complaint
mad been iled with them by persons
who are said To have lost money in
the house and who did not care to ap-
pear ut the court. hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
Tearing II or.

NEW YORK, November l.-Whar is
said to be the fastest speed ever made
ON "a track was attained here yesterday
over the Shccpshcad Bay speedway.
wheh Ralph de Palma drove his car one
zap IN minute 40 seconds. an
aNcrA%c oi about ll6 miles an hour.
This time eclipscS the best American
record average OF Ill miles, made by
barney oldfcld at Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
DOWN THE ALLEYS

The Palace Ten Pin League opened its
lHl5 season last night on the Palace
runs McSsrS. Hunter and Ecaslr,. roll
the first balls at the new naples
Duplex took three straight from the
southern Express. The boys were some
nervous. as they We're not accustomed
10 rolling the foul line. IcaSlcv rolled
high score and high average. for Duplex
Mars hall rolled high score and average
for the Express boys.
On "Wednesday night thc Alec VS.
Whitcts Whims match Will be held at
$50 o'clock. scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
Nc,, bison Duinc,,,c,

ST. 1TUONNS- ONT NU'rmI.I II
chased from the ST Thomas Cub. Of
tho Canadian Leagues will bc turu.d
oyer to Runaio .as ono OF the players
involved In the recent uIrchaS. Of
First Basemau Judge and 0utn. lder
Jameson ny the Washington club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

+. w. Arnali was fined $50 and costs
by Justice Crutchtcld yesterday on a
charge of being disordcrly and resist :
ing i"'iceman Grafton III tho discharge
of his duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02

Although the boys had to fight hard
for the game with McGuire's, not one
or them was injured seriously and
consequently all are in the pink of
cohdition, and the game is expected 10
be Il hummer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-02
Amateur Athletics
BY PREP

John Marshall High School is prac-
ticlng hard every afternoon Tor tho
Norfolk. which will be played on Fri
day afternoon at Broad Street Park