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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
JACKETS LEAVE ASHLAND
WILL MEET TIGERS TO-DAY
IN CRUCIAL LEAGUE GAME
Nnnd"!nh Nnrun Hopes to Put Hump
Gcn->iuucy ON Top of Lauder
Team i'm Good shape.
ASHLAND. Va. Novclnbcr lq.-T

ASHLAND, VA. November lo.-Thc
Aeilow Jackets leit here to-day 1T $50
o clock 10: i.Snchburg, where they viii
play i'unpden-Si dney what may be tile
Iccidinr game of the Eastern Virginia
championship scgies tomorrow.
Ihe Jackets have had It hard week
of practice ANA the team is in good
shape and intends To give those Tigers
Il stun battle to keep them from leaving
the 'iiil city the 1915 champions OF
This week three sciinmages were
held. and Coach !tiess and Captain
scott have watched the work Of the
Dac kii"ld men, particularly. in order to
yet the best combination out OF the
sin available backs.
Il is hoped that Lancaster Will DE
able to star, ,hc game, although he
has not entirely recovered from in
lnrles sustained TWO weeks ago III the
Richmond College game. liner will
tho cas-" last week. n William and
Mary, should Coach in"sS dccid" that
Lancaster = not In the best shape.
liners @eucrHlsNip OF tho team last
week WAS very crcditablc, and. al!
though he IS not the brolScn-ticld rum
u"r mat Lancaster is ne il a hcady
player and has gained the confidence
Mac CophiIl mas only been on the
heid the. last two weeks, and this
necessarily hamdicnps him. Young,
iug much better defensive ball The last
weclt; especially noticeable has been
th"ir Improvement IN the line Of
tectliug.
Should the Jackets win ,his game
they Viii lead the league, ana Will
he tho only team that can win the
than tic 1t with Richmond College and
lIampdcn-S sidney. II is = question Of
Keeping the Tigers from anneNlnp this
game and then going after the Spid-
crS hard.
Eighteen players Ricss and Manager
York, together with about tw"ntN-fivc
tlf IN la .lt
9:$0. amid tho cheers aud songs of
tho entire student body, who We're on
hand 10 give tho squat a rousins send
off
: larg" number OF Farmvillc Normal
and Il NJ W. =. girls are expected to
Witness til" game, besides many OF
tho Alumni of both institutions. who
arc located i'm the ucighborhoOd Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
ONLY ONE GAME IN SOUTH
OF UNUSUAL IMPORTANCE
'corEetown aud south Curnliuu VIII
f'HE I"-bnI in Wnshineion-
Many Teams Get Rest.

ATLANTA. GA. November lathe
Ihlporlhhl game between Southern
football teams scheduled for to-mor-
row - that between Georgetown ANA
nc University t.; south Guroliun at
Washington Most of tho other teams
VIII nave their flnal scrrnmngc pr:,c-
nee ANA then rest nn:il Thank sgivn.
DAY.
Both South Carolina ANA George
town have good records for ihc seas
on. The former, however. mas plavcd
thronrh tn" harder schedule While
t"o's"to"n last week was heating Tho
North Carolina AgGics b. II decisive
score, the South Carolina team was
noldinc Virginia tn two tou"hdowns
Probably the most Important ra,nCs
on tn" remainder OF the schedule nrr
the contests between iiamp,irn sidney
ana Randulph Macon At I.ynci,b,Irr
Va: and the Richmond College William
ana Mary contest At Richmond.
rthcr games scheduled include.
Gal !andct vs.. Western MARYLAND at
WASHINGTON, H. g.
louisiana College vs. Southwestern
louisiana NJ rincvillc, La
Southern ~. StctSon az Tampa. Fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
LONG SHOT COPS RACE
Pay ssrcnk ut Juicy Odds Makes Field
at Rowir l.uol Cheap. and
Pays out 81 tU I.

BDWiE RACE TRACK. MD. Novcm-
her lS.-ray streak at tho juicy odds
of 81 to ! Just made his field look
cheap in Tin" SiSth race to-day at
Prince Georges Park over The seven
furlOrg route. rprthSlIirC and tarTal-
crock carried ~ ton of money. hut when
II came to racing Pay Streak look
81 la 10 Shot Instead of an 81 TO |.
After the head of the stretch was
reached no doubt was Expressed as
10 who would win. as Pay streak
played with his field, winning ny two
lengths.
The feature on the card. II six FUR
long affair. the Eclipse handicap Was
annexed 10y Water lady in command
ing fashion. Size trailcd off the field
until the stretch was run. where she
came With rush and won. going away.
SandmarSh got second money while
III. fnvuritc. ruiliX. was third
The track was very heavy and up
sets came in nearly every event.
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TIGERS EXPECT FIGHT
IinmpGen-S Sidney md Hnn,iniph- Mncon
viii Hattie To-day nj Lynch
hur. for 'iitic.

HAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA. November
3.-ro-morrow morning Coach Ecrnicr
win leave for LYuchbur.; 10 send his
Tigers against tn" yellow Jackets from
Ashland In tn" lust gam" OF the cham
pionShip series. 50 far us Hampton
sidney Is concerned. II iiampdcu sid
ncN wins this game, tn. cup Will 80
to ii US the champions tn football OF
tho Eastern Virginia Athletic Associa
ton. VI needs scarcely to he said that
no stone has been left unturncd this
week 10 put the Garnet and Gray ma
chine in lirSt-class running order. and
the men from The Hill" are Keyed up
10 the ton notch for the crucial game of
tncil lives
The supporters OF the Tigers will
hHve no fears as To tn" outcome of the
same n the team plays up 10 the form,
II displayed IN the game last saturday
against iii" Richmurd College Spiders
No team ever fought SO valiantly and
VIII such telling effect ON VenahIr
I'icld as did the one thnt beat Rich
mond ono week nGo. Quarter Racs
Thurman has his head chock full OF
new plays in addition to two sets OF
old ones and those who witness the
game in the hin City will see some
pretty features of the game Uncovcrcd
All in all. the Tigers arc I'm good shape
and every man ready to wreak ven
geance on Randolph Macon. and bring
home that trophy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
WRIT OF ERROR
Supreme Court t0 Review Suits Grow
Ing Out of TnNlcnb
Accident.

Two suits for damages growing out
Of Il collision between q taXicab and
trolley car, i'm each OF which judg
mcnt was awarded in Hastings Court.
Part H., OF Richmond, against the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany are to he reviewed by the SUI
premc Court Of Appeals. In each
case Il writ of error and supersedeas
was awarded yesterday.
The taxi and the trolley car coilided
at Laurel and Grace Streets, about
midnight. February l6, 1914. Walter
c. Hill ana IL. Raymond Hill, his SON.
were In the taxi. riding to their home
23lS West Grace Street. They re-
ceivcd bodily injuries and each
brought action for damages against
the railway company and the Virginia
Taxi Service Company. The jury
awarded tho father $1,000 damages
and the son $1,000.
In the petitions of the railway com :
pany II Is submitted TIT the court
erred in giving certain instructions to
the jury and refusing to give other
instructions and "other errors ap-
parent In tho record"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
SPIDERS BATTLE INDIANS
WILLIAM AND MARY HOPES
TO GET AT LEAST ONE WIN
Hi"hrnund College Has Crippled Team,
Hut Wi! EndeavOr to Tie Up
Standing In Association.

Football interest locally is conferred
,2-hny in the games to be PLACED In
ISOLATION. rs they Will possibly decide
the championship, This afternoon
richmond College ana the William and
Mary Will meet for tho second time mt
broad street Park, and the Randolph
Macon and Iiampdcu-Sidncy will battle
at LynchburE.
IN the event The Jackets come on,
winners over the Tigers. and the
spiders administer tho second dose OF
defeat to the Indians, the race Will be
decided when randolph Macon and
"i the series. II the Spiders, WIN the
gam" with IN" Jackets IL wili tie tile
race up between Richmond College
Randolph Macon ANA liamp1 en- Sidney
Should the Tigers win over the
Jackets to-day, the rreshytcrians VIII
%" entitled 70 b" called the winners Of
III" championship Then Randolph Ma
con would have tn beat the Spiders next
w"ck 10 take second place The IN
dams m" completely on: OF the rum
ming.
The Spiders arc In badly crippled
state 10 meet the indians this aftc.-
noon, FOR there Is not man on ;ht
This means that the Spiders viii no,
present ih"ir best front to combat the
attacks of tho invading indians. This
Coach Dobsons incu
William and Mar, has been rctrencli-
ing during tho past week aud is prime
Tor battle, which means that the spiders
Mil meet a worthy foe .spcciaily I'm
th"lr weakened condition. and thu. In
diaus viii cud"aNor 10 alton" Cor their
md SHOWING this year ~ taking COM
lcrc All OF which means that q good
game viii y" the rcsult
III" maj grooming was not pro-
lonrcd workout for tho Spiders yos,ci-
az stadium Field rho raiu that ron
curing ~" Afternoon mad" y cntircIy
~" men were not iu mat physical con.
dition which would warrant Conch Don.
Nph giving inc usual drill! before q
ZANE. the GROUND bciuE entirely too
SOFT stiff workout would run too
much risk OF further iuiurius. tho mon
Oh TIA" 80" or BATH"
several of those who VIII -tar, in tho
Samc, to.iiay look more Ike pnneuta
game or football. aud it IS not Couch
.'HhS,"n.F intcnuon I" keep them IN
'n' lineup If III Spd"ra ret IN &C. {,
E""d start nnd mo will ha,. 10 cell
a." nus second string men 10 I'll in tho
M%N"lil. guard. wh" was injured thia
=" got IN ~" Gam" Woody. who haa
H"ou altorn8tin. on tho erconJ foam
,nl ~" y,ers,'y MP taxi this s'urd,
INC team viii start or tho same a.
ni"N"l AGAINST IIampdcn-S Idncy on las,
~aturdut ''
Coach nuhsou devoted his attou,ion f.
tho dcy"loru'rui of "a rurrb +I., lii
''i"hie ~" spiders TO carry Tho brll
oyer Tho sad enrnin,. thn, ~. ,r.nI
mad" against HamrI"n- sidney I'm iii.
respect ~rS = great T:,pluf. in losing
ne slinr 10 the Tivcrs. nud sront in-
p;"H''ucMi IS noted in tn. men
me saug uis afternoon wll oc
i"S$'nihtN of having twilight rno,t,n
"" mem "H anu"nn""i rs Coach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

ipy Rate. Post Viii appear IN his
2r"&, success. Omar. h" Tcn,mak err
at tho Arademy 81 Music ON Thurs
day. Frioay and saturday. with ma tinccs
Thursday and SATURDAY. This play and
spectacle, built about the life ana love
OF Omar khayyau, is said to To one
of tho most beautiful and artistic pro-
dNc'ions seen ou tn" stage ina many
Years The rose scented Persian gar
don IN which the action Of the play
begins has been pronounced one Of the
most wonderful cMamrlca Of Elusive
stH=crratt Ev"n more massive Is the
setting which doplct" tho huddIcd mar
row streets al tho ancient riiy of
NAlsharur. with its haIaurs, tavcrns
ANA p"ticrs' :huns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
SCOUTS PLAY BASKETBALL
HiGhlnnd Park Drceuts Hnr,ou ucirbts
IN 6nme hnrrcd b., Rough
tnctics mud fouls.

nc Boy Scouts opened their huskc;
bhIi season yesterday. when Highland
l'ark won from BARTON Heights bv tho
score OF | to t.. The game was n,;rrcd
ny many fouls and unnecessary rough
ness by both sides Seek. Of Earton
Heights. had the misfortune to sprrin
his nose during the FIRST five minute.
or play. and had to retire for tho re
mainder Of The iirst half. tie returned
10 me game at I'll" beginning OF the
second half ANA put up a vet, good
game. Tile features of the game were
the ali-ronmd playing OF Druukembroy
2nd iiAFriss, ana the shooting OF bon
blcs for the Highland Park lads Wal
son starred FOR the losers.
The qumt of the Highland Park
scouts Is exceptionally good This year.
with other quintS in the city avcrug-
Ing 135 pounds. should larger u,iiuts
desire practice games the scouts will
he glad 10 accommodate them. Teams
desiring games please call Madison
62lS-J. any tim. after ! o'clock 4. II.
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TOW SfiI;Nt.IN.

rom SEcvlin IL tho hero Of the ,la v
nrunnd New Haven. Fuuti,niI experts
hold him responsible more than any
other man for the remarkable chnngc
wrought in the rnic eleven. when
Nnlc lost gnne after game tn mnny
of the minor colleges the men ut New
Unrcn set up a h0,rl for rom Shcyiin.
Tom Ind done the trick once before
and hr was called back to the scene of
nrtt"n. The genius and understanding
of this man are almost beyond cNprcs-
sion. lie H. II natural psychologist. mud
The mctnmorphusiS he brought ubout in
the hnir fnotbnil eleven was shown
in the result OF the Nnic-Priurrton
game ON November 10. The real test
f"r the "buiidog" team, however,
comes to-day in the tussIc between
MIC aud Harvard. for EIur,nr,rs
lineup seems 10 he even more rormid-
able than Princeton'r. Tnm SI,c,lin
VIII have n chance 81 show whether the
rushing tnrtics which he used y. eff
fc"tiNcly against Princeton will, huid
good against the Crimson team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

I'm addition to the feature phutuplays
OF lie Triangle Film Corpo a.i,u, with
which the Eijou Thcatcr viii reopen
Monday might, n welcome Contr.buti IN
TO TN" muscmcmt life OF tn" to"n will
i'c to" iiftccn-piecc orchestra wh;ch
MI Wells LAS engaged "a lay through
on, the season. Further. this orchcsir.
VII; Ntt nlay fragments from missed
comedies and bits Of popular eoa,:s.
rag. Sentimental on inusnv. hI. wi!;
i'i'";irrt. 10 The best of their ability.
SPECIAL music prepared by William
furst, one OF the bcst-knUwm com
poscrs of the Gay in America For the
'""ninG week air. Wells has selected
My Valet" With Raymond Hitchcock
and Mabel N"rmand; The Lamb" with
Douglas Fairbanks and Sccnu Owen.
and The Iron strain with Dustin
i'arnum and Enid Marley All three
Of these VIII be shown ut al per.
formances. which will hcein at 2:l5 and
o'clock. The Triangle Film Corpnra-
ton j. composed OF or headed by.
David w. Griffith, producer OF The
Birth OF Nation Thomas Ince and
Mack Scnuett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
BOWLING CIRCUIT STARTS
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE GETS
NEW SEASON UNDER WAY
'i"nhcrS pfurn All Three tame, from
Dear Hutcs--iirOs Clean In
III Palncc League

Inc Commercial Bowling Lcasuc
opened the season on the Newport Al.
ieys last night in grand stylc. rhc
leai Mutes' team ana the IIa:nes
Jones N cadbury team. were pittc,l
against each other in the opeitiu.. 40
res ana both teams made an cxrsllcnt
snoWlhe ;"r the first time ia fast com
pinN. me Deaf Mutcs were h.,nd;-
capped greatly by Two of its strongest
p!"EerS n"1ng out OF the aatrc. mn
however, they put up u good nrht
Jones x cadhury team started of ijilr
htS ieaEuers, and sprung Il bI.. s,i,.
rrise on IN" large crowd prcsent when
"rson led for high total i'm tho series
ana hcrrym"n. high score FOR the
plumbers. while long carried tho hon
ors Tor the Deaf Mutes' team
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MARSHALLITES OFF
Two Teams VIII Go 90 blackstone 10
Tackle strong Eleycns
There.

Two John Marshall High school foot
ball teams will leave al 10 O'Clock this
will clash to-day. Coach Simpson took
both the first ana second elevens along.
stone High school. while The regulars
will play the Blackstone Military Acad
envy.
Following is the list Of men that
made the trip: Gilbert. Stringcr, Core.
DcViuc. Terry sale, Anderson. w. Tav-
lor. Kahn. smith. T.. Smith. a.. Prich
ard. Thompson. Wciscigcr. Butler.
Todd. liaucr. Hunter, Carson, Vein
berg, Hale. Potts. Sipp McGec. ED
ridgc, Crutchhc!d II. Anderson and
Nisslcy were left behind on account
of business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
NO CHANGE FOR PEACE

IT LOUIS. November i".-rlars Cor
Eritiou. Of tho Cardinals. disprove tho
report that peace is coming in base
bali. In the peace pact II mas beer!
rumored that tn" Erittons would sell
th.ir club to Phi! Ban. Of the Fcherals,
and move To the home of the fcdcrals.
- am Coins; - improve our stands
for 1915" said Triton to-day, and wc
viii not move to 'Sportinan's Park
Manager iiuggius will bc here next
week AUD wc have several trades
ARRANGED which VIII he completed at
tho National League meeting next
MONTH" he continued.
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rrrchcron breeder bend.

MEM ARK. O. November ia--tieur-e
w. t.nw ford. dealer in Imported draft
horses and known all over tho conn
Try rs breeder OF rcrchcrons, died
has hcen in failing health for several
months. Crawford annually Imported
hundreds Of Tine draft horses from Bel.
GUM TO which country he made many
visits. He was once received at the
tour' of King Leopold Of Belgium
and was decorated by the King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
Dunno ns Michigan CAPTAIN.

MN ARBOR, MICH., November H.
illinois. probably will be named can
tain Of Michigan's 1916 eleven. The
election Will he held mex. Tuesday.
Maulbetsch.. all American half back, is
DUNES only opponent for The honor
sixteen members OF Yosrs 1915 varsity
were awarded Ms Tonight. They
were: Cochran tcaptain). Maulbetsch
Smith, Catlett, Bastian, Raymond,
Roehm, Dunno, Staatz, Whalen. Norton.
Weske: Watson, Niemann, Rehor, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

After the closing performance TO-
ni"ht Of the hriaht farce Her Illus
hJnds Wife, With which the Rijou's
s." ck season comes to an end. Dorothy
Mortimer and members of her com
pn'ty VINO have given so many ad-
mirahl" performances Within COM
para'ivcly short season Will say fare
wei 80 their friends ana followers
CUSTOMARY speeches will he made and
f"liritatipns Expressed. and there wil..
doubtless. hc Il packed house TO hear
them ana applaud them.
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Haincs. jones' X cnd,,ury.


INo Moo bows malc a rlo,u-svocn
"i INC series in tn" Palace Lcucuc la
night or the Palace Runs. taking three
Str2lSht from tho Railroad boys. kriuer
WIS n'Gn man for the Alec. ana Dalton
Tor the tailrOadcrs
INC Loco teams have changed their
hiuncs. seaman team viii he known
rs khode Island CLANS, Gnrzcrt team
WI be known as virginia pretzcls.
,,,rcWhinG'S team will hc known as
nlcnnond BuzzHrds. Kriner team will
DE known IS Yorkshire Blues
these four teams roll Tonight at
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Hamilton High SrhnoI Takes ,'hpm
ri"nship Of Cumberland County
In Fast t.nnic.

ARTllRSNil.l.r.. VA. November IL.
IN fast game of Basketball tho
urls team Of Hamilton ili-h school
won Va" championship OF Cumberland
iiiSh school. The manufacturers out :
c!asScd tho Visitors in every rhasc oi
INC game. The features OF the Eanlc
were the shooting of Rhodes aud til,
defensive work Of Adams. on the part
OF Iiantiton. and the playing of stout
oi Cumberland. The lineup was ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

SAN DIEGO. CAL. November IL
Announcement that racing viii be in
auguratcd At Tijuana. Lowe Calif"r-
MIA. on Christmas bay has Iccn made
by w L. Tobias aud Harry I. Moore.
directors of the company that holds n
concession for racing rights there.
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81 the CuIuiiluI.

Nance O'Ncil, In the lurlG nhOtoplny
from the William Fox studios "a
Womans Past" viii I've the attraction
AT the Colonial again to-day. The hig
scene in this picture shows a sort Of
Madame " trial: Il son defending
his mother from a charge of murder,
without knowing their relationship.
Nance O'Ncil again displaya the com
polling character OF her art
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JtIcycIc Rucer Killed.

CHICAGO. November 19.--In the first
heat of the amateur handicap at the
opening of the six day bicycle races
tonight. Louis Kuchl was killed when
he plungcd over the rail ana fell thir-
ty feet to the concrete hoor below
Herman Hoffman, who was leading
started to slip and Kuehl swung high
to avoid him, skidding over the rail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
Al the Lille rhcnter.

Mary Pickford liz seen at her best
. In ~ Girl of Yesterday" the Little
Thcatcr's Paramount picture feature
which will be shown again to-day.
The story OF the play contrasts wildly
the customs and rethods Of. yesterday
Will those of to-day, Indicating their
different effect on romance. As the
central figure In both periods, Little
Mary has her accustomed success.
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SPORTS
SPIDERS TACKLE INDIANS ONL0CA= GRID TO-DAY SPORTS
1T STRIKES ME
by TIM PATCH

Interest in this section IN football
~ conferred on the three Turkey Day
clashes. when Virginia meets Carolina
Washington and Lee plays the Caro-
INA ASgics. and the Virginia pOIys
tackle the Virginia Cadets. Locally
football followers are looking forward
TO the final clash of the season, that
between Richmond Coilcg" and Ran
doiph- Macon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

H. II. < Position. & II :
lthodcS go. right forward ~ stout
traNS"r. left forward Ihapuell
Garrett ........ center bunforu
Dawson right guard T.. nunford
Ndams. ..... loft guard .... McCrnc
Field Soais-Ithodcs, ln r'rayscr >,
stout |: bnnford !. Fouls Rhodes
!; stout. l. Time Fifteen minute
halves. Hcfcrcc-kic of +, l.. VI. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20
CRIMSON WILL MEET BLUE
HARVARD ANO YALE CLASH
IN ANNUAL GRID BATTLE
""me 'his A',"rnuun viii BE PInycI
!" 'hpnrit,-EIi NOt Done
Is. Any Means.

,,cAMERiDGE. MASS, November 10
mM,!,h th'ir banners OF Crimson and
hiu' HuhG to the breeze as ia the ola
Gays when they battlcd for Ia. cham
plOnshiD OF the gridiron, tho football
, leans OF !tiary"rd nmd Yale meet here
respective schedules Althouph shoru
o. much Of their former gridirou glory
thcre Is not the sliIhtcs, abatement
IN .Ghefai interest in the annual clash
"i N, rival clcvcns and thc greatest
OF an Eastern foo bail classics win
10" witnessed by 81 thrOng Uf thousands
mhich VIII test the capacity Of the
harvard Stadium as IN the Gears when
IN" winner was acclaimed The premier
team of tho season.
hiie there IS no possibility Of new
at''hdancc or gate receipt records this
iac' Is due 10 tho inability 10 Accninup.
date more than i7.OoO persons ia tho
stadium on Soldiers Field. If the great
uaPaiciiN OF tic Yale Bowl IL Is not
UNLIKELY that crhiron struggle or the
ii.iUa 70" "ChI' at'Iart a gathering as
..Hnrfe !s that which was present at
the dedication Of tho iGhs' arena Las.
autumn, wh"u Harvard won from Yalr.
." 10 -, The demand for tickets. which
u,hhilhi"h thai lure Of the game is not
dependent upon Thu clcv"ns OF tho
FAMOUS universities entering the ina
contest oi the Year with unElcmishcd
If such were the rasc there wonld
bt many cinrtE tiers ia the stadium to-
"'i""' Tor not IN many years has
iaio com" TO Cambridge with such q
dismal record as that made ~ Inc
team of 1915 Eliminating al uonsiI
Grafton of tn" Princeton game the fact
remains 'aat TIA" Blue lost -four Of
ING hISt seven games OF her schedule.
being defeated by Virginia Brown.
'"iSatc nnd Washington and Ic.Tcr-
son. de- p"rhtc effort to rally tho
shattered forces of tn" blue was mad,
10 III" closing weeks Of tho season.
hu' with partial success. i new corps
~ Goa chos was called IN after CuiEatC's
ton tn" I'll eleven showed married.
'Npr0N"u"ni Compared with Har-
EhidS record Of victory over ali teams
i"''E INNS IAN. except Cornell the out
loui. for Tia. Hlu. to defeat Inc erin
son I. not m.rli-mLnrlN hri.-hL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

OF course. there is much interest
here In the outcome Of the Yalc-iiar-
ward contest. but only in a pcrfunctorv
way. The only sectional games ARC
those between ltichmoud College ana
William and Mary here, ana Ran
hoiph Macon ana lIampdcn- Sidney at
LynchburE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-20

Saic Wins Something.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, November To-
Yale defeated Harvard at association
football to-day, two goals to one.