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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06


\ MAN RRLAxKD'
the clerks expression and they moved
close with staring eyes. rs Farrelrs
notice dxed upon u small. rolling caien-
dar. In which the day Of the month
was clearly visible. with the gilded
figures Of the year atop.
whats thaty" ne suddenly ex-
claimed-"what's that date7'
The clerk cast Or the sudden suspt-
cion Of hts manner as II instinctiveiy
rnd with the quick Judgment Of his
kind he had grasped the plight Of the
man before him
That's the date. old man." he an
swered In quiet voice: THAT'S the day
Of the month and the year"
New FORK. January. 1912 repeated
the man two or three times. rubbing
bis head. 1--we never been in New
York in my life and--and II was 1905
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REACH.

sas 3
ID.
ftta Torrey has gone to Topsham t.
t@,h.
lizabeth Gray. OF stonington, is visit
inher grandmother, Mrs. 9. J. Gray.
forge 0rcenlawe and wife, Of Deer Isle,
ar&he guests Of 8. F. Torrey and wife.
~. +. D. Eaton and children visited
heparents, John MaSshall and wife, al
Dceisle, part OF last week.
Rph Torrey, Of Wellesley Hills, Mass
wh&as been the guest OF his father, Mad
isotrorrey, the past week, left for hi
honsrhursday.
Mtdy Eaton, Parker Eaton, y. T. an
W. Lowe, Walter Billings and r.
Eato went to Northeast Harbor on
fiouer fishing trip this week.
Deg1.
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COUNTY NEWS,


0AO HnkAkA
Representative Ward W. wsscott IL i,
Augusta.
The stores will Close 1t I .. m. from Jam
l TO April l.
Charles Tucker i visiting his mother,
Mrs. &. P. Tucker.
The testimonial for Rodney w. Carter
has been postponed for about two weeks.
E. @. Williams and wifs have moved
into the Dodge house on Parker Point
road.
The many friends Of Mrs.. willis osgood
are glad to bear Of her steady improve
mont.
Among the collegians to return this
week are Miss Abby Partridge, to Sim
mons college, Boston; Ray mond Parker.
to Colby; Allan Smith, Chsstsr Parker
and Basil Barrett, to U. OF n.
One Of the pleasant events Of the season
was enjoyed Jan. BY the members Of
James A. Garfield post and w. C. The
post invited the corps to clara stew to DO
served at II M. The ladies accepted. and
came supplied with I'll the good things re-
quired TO complste first-cl dinner. In
the afternoon the following wers installed
BY Abby Biliings ~ officers u the CORPS
for the coming year: Carrie Snowman,
president; Christie Osgood, 8. v. r.;
Eliza A. Hiuckiey, J. v. r.; Abby Bill
iings, treasurer; Sadie Snowman, secrs-
tary; Augusta Oseood, chaplain; Nettis
Leach, conductress; Bertha Carter, asst.
con-; Mary Peters, guard; Mrs. Sylvester,
asst. guard; Florence Merrill, patriotic
instructor and musician; Mary Mayo,
'rsss correspondent; Nettie Bethel, Carrie |
finckiey. Lucy Horton, Emma Barrett,
ploF- bearers. The newly-eIsctsd presi-
pnt bas served the corps faithfully Is
easufer fourteen years.
Jan, 4 n
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/ MEMORY
INT OF


v
- hooked ct The man seated
!. = thatrs said hA
!. fAd7" asked The man quick
> J. doctor: thsss have been
nd q the past month or two
w houghts and The events 70
n ut me seem 70 have merged
. 4 other. when ny memory Of
y ,rday's happenings ressserts
!, after Q fierce struggle. l
ave falt my acuteness slip
4 from me-
.cfAlist interrupted.
yoms that every expert knows
prder country Of aphasia. In
have every indication of that
tlr sort Of nervous breakdown
beans Z total obliterance Of
] You have drawn too deeply
I capital Of nervous force
worked or played too hard-and
ft,otfers you Just one chance to
mack. and that II to come back to
Il to get next 70 the earth and In
In air"
Sgave some further directions.
,Thich John Farrell departed.
Faiked slowly along the street. a
is appearing man. Of fragile fea
broad forehead and dark eyes
paid social visit that afternoon.
er at night. discussing at each
VI nm early visit to the
rs. but without any particular
lti0n vf that nervous condition
! had been the reason Of his visit
. specialists
I morning saw him In the vesti-
n one OF the city's largest hotels.
comfortably is one OF its deeply
d chairs. and reading newspa-
He read casually for a time. In
lanner Of man relaxed. but on.
Istant the same peculiar tensity
, had characterized his manner at
pecia lists seemed to take posses
II him.
mechanically raised a hand to his
cad and. dropping his paper.
d slowly toward the marble coun-
office at the further end Of the
)ule
.lerk. unoccupied at the instant.
d NJ him. anticipative Of dues-
John Farrell paused for an In
. hts face marked with the same
sc effort to remember something
here where am II he asked at
b.
otei Ambfosia." said the clerk.
|. him. do you want anything:
I you feeling righty'
otei-Ambrosia." repeated Farrell
ly-"er-what city Is this?
~. what's the matter With your
! the clerk. peering forward at the
, in a quick. puzzled way don't
know " York when you're In ttY
Q attention Of Others about them
drawn at the peculiar intensity Of
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A. P. v. A. MEETING
"nS discussed to Bring Kitty Cheat
NAM To Richmond During IIoIi-
dnyS This lcnr

Al 4 meeting OF tho General Associa-
uoii tcr the Preservation Of Virginia
N,h''!ut'ieS. held yesterday morning in
the John Marshall house tho cncvtion
OF bringing Kitty Cheatham TO Rich
inond for the Christmas holidays was
discussed. but no definite action was
taken 1t was agreed that the enter
tainnent would be universally appre-
ciat"d. but fear was expressed by some
members that the Size Of the audiences
would be such that the association
would not net any profit
Reports We're submitted by the vari.
Gus committees, ana Mrs. Robert Crit
ZEN, OF Washington, u. G., and Rev Mr.
Loving, OF Clcburnc. Texas we're elect
cd life ana annual members rcspcctive-
ly. Mrs. j. Taylor ElIyson pre- sided
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FAVORITES STUNG AGAIN
Public Gets Another Rad Jnr At PIN
leo Trnck-ScnrEnmbInn Wins
Thrilling Event.

PIMLICO RACE TRACK. November
Six out OF seven favorites fell by
the waysidc to-day. and rs Il result
the public were badly Jared.
James I;utlcr'S three ycar-old voter
colt. Hi"h Noon. started in the fourth
race, the STAFFORD handicap, which fca-
tu:cd an excellent card and won with
comparative ease from Frederick
Johnston's Cock q the Walk, while
Water Lady vas third The race. which
was for -ycar-olds and upward.
WAS over six fnrlongs, and High Noon
negotiated the distance III one min
ute and thirteen seconds. The race wnc
q fine one from start to finish.
The Hclvcd"rc Stccplcchase, the sec
ond event on tho program was thrill
or. Sencgambian. paying S42.30, beat
Eurgcois TO the wire by half u length,
with Collector about the same distance
behind in third position.
The day was an ideal one for the
race gocrS. and there was n crowd of
about 5000 persons on hand. Seven
events made up the program for the
afternoon.
Shrewsbury was returned the win
ner in the initial race OF the day, beat
ing out Primary. our John landed
third.
From a classy field Tom Edward an
ncNed first place in the third race
which was at six furlonGs. Golden
List had 10 he content with second
place, while Eroomvale came in third.
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profitable to get In three ScrimmaEcs
TINS week and rest up Il little toward
the end of the week. Then. too. the
team came through the game with
William and Mary without any of the
men being injured. and this is not al
ways the ease, and Monday is then II
day OF lighter work.
Captain Scott has not been able to
take part in the practice now for moro
than Il week, ana seems to recover
very slowly. He has been on the field
every day. however. and aided by his
presence. If nothing else
1t Is hoped that he will he in faii
condition to play In the big game with
the Richmond College Spiders OF Sat
urday. but ut present ii is doubtful il
he will be in the lineup.
The Jackets are very anxious To win
this game from the Spiders. as 1t will
give them Il lead in the series that will
be hard for the other contcnders to
overcome. The Spiders will, no doubt
be out for revenge for the defeat at
the hands OF Ilampdcn- Sidney, and will
he glad to take II out on their old RI
walls from Ashland.
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WILL USE RED PEPPER
Harvard HIS Dire scheme TO blind
Princeton Tigers and shuttle Yale
bulldog Into Discard

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, November .
Harvard men have been nursing along
a dire scheme to blind tho Princeton
Tiger ana shuttle the Yale Bulldog into
the discard. Their Vaccinations have
Just become public, and tonight il was
admitted by Captain Bill Bingham of
the track team, that 1000 undergrad-
yates are going to Princeton on Sat =
nrday fortified with 'Ecd Pepper" for
the undoing of the Tiger.
"Eed Temper is a song by Richmond
Is Fletcher. Harvard alumnus, and
Is here presented publicly for the first
time.
Take off your hat to old Harvard
Give her Il good send away
on. She has the right little, tight
little team,
Chock full OF steam.
Listen 10 us. Mr.. Eli Cor Mr.. Princcton),
Tor we nave something to say.
Peppers tho word
Red pcnpcr's th.. word to-dnv (wnvl
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H|LLTOPPERs TAKE CAME /
GEORGETOWN EASILY BEATS
LIGHTER F0RDHAM ELEVEN
Takes Catholic College Chnmplo,sh,,
New York University Ties
with Uuckncll

NEW YORK, November oc.oor
towns football machine crushed tho
ForIham eleven this afternoon. ON
Eordham field. by score of 33 to 2
fordhanS fond hopes of the Cntholic
college championship went skyward M
coach ENendine's charges swept thnir
iiEhtrr opponents before them Ford
nam WIS unable to cross the George
town Eoai line until the last few min
utcS of play.
The visitors resortcd to Il plungine
game In the first half and their pow
.rtui inc ana crashing backs gave
them Il decided advantage. Gilroy
wh" was easily the star OF the game
crashed through for the touchdown five
minutes AFTER play started. He made
TWO other touchdowns during the
game. the other Georgetown scores be-
ing made by Wall and Lcighty. FitZ-
gerald kicked goal three times
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
PLAYS nIfI< NELL 'rn 'rII>

NEW YORK, November New
York University and Huckncll fought
to a 3 to tie score in their football
game this afternoon on Ohio field The
icnhSNlNania team was unexpectedly
called into fill the date vacated by New
lork's cancellation Of the game sched-
uled with Trinity. Conn and E;gan
starred for the Violet EGan got away
with q long forty-yard run, which was
the feature OF the game. and scored
New Norll's points on drop-kick
in the first half. In III" third quarter
ATKINS dropped kicked the score that
tied. In tho second quarter McDcr-
mott Hucknclrs fast quarter back.
suffered a broken leg in n scrimmagc.
Later llontcr. who replaced him. was
knocked unconscious.
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BROWN AFTER BULLDOG
New Plays Devised by Providence
Eleven To lny Yale Low-Did II
One Time.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. November .
trown now turns its attention TO the
Yale game. next on it's schedule, and
itis hoped viii smooth the rough spots
and perfect the few new plays that will
he used on this occasion.
With more material than he has ever
bad 10 work with. Coach Robinson has
found II slow work developing his
eleven. but tho results are beginning
TO show, and ii viii be better than an
average Brown eleven that will go TO
New Haven Saturday.
In Pollard. Hillhousc. Captain An
drcwS Dcviuc, SaNton and Brace
Brown has "A group OF fast, shifty
backhcld men TO choose from On The
Inc there is plenty or weight. and in
Weeks ana Butncr TWO powerful slash
iul, ends
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NEWS FROM RIVAL CAMPS |
SPIDERS AND JACKETS ARE
GETTING READY FOR CLASH
Spiders Fail TO Show Spirit In Prnc-
ucc-AShi"ndcrs Fear Captain Scott
VIII he Out.

Win only three days left for Rich
mond College to prepare to meet the
formidahlc Randolph Macon team. the
SOUND showed less fight I'm it's work
Yesterday afternoon than on any pre-
vious occasion this year Soncthirr
mas struck the Spider camp with a
most den"raliznC effect. for /; is ap-
parent that little interest has been
uiSpiaNed this week: but the work TO
follow. Coach DobSon promises viii
be OF tho hardest kind and he will
hcnd every effort to bring the spiders
ir3 on, under ths mysterious spell.
pohson gave his men on Monday af-
tcrno"n WAS thought to overcome. to
a great extent. the errors of the pre-
NiouS game: but. from the way sig
mails were run and the inability 10 get
their men on the defense it seemed to
nave little rneSt. and a great amount
team in trim for the wcll-balauced
Jackets.
The Scrintnace Yesterday afternoon
scrubs and required all the varsity had
i'll reserve to keep the score down. The
scrubs pulled one OF the pre;ticSt for
ward passes for a "ain OF Twenty-Five
wards that has he"n seen on stadium
field this year and, on Il couple of
tries ~ the line. pushed the ball
onstrates that great amount OF work
is required If the Hips from Lancas-
ter are 10 he broken up
After tho SCrmma"e. the men lined
up for tackling over The sand pit. and
not until il was too dark % see the
dummy did Coach Dohson dismiss his
men. The weakness Of the men In
tacklinC this wear has been all too APP
parent. and in order that none of the
fast Yellow Jackets Will cot by for
material gains. tacilnC the dummy
Will he the order of the day for the
ba - nee Of the week
Several new plays were tried out in
the Srrimmago and will he used
against the Yellow Jackets These
plays arc designed to materially aid
the back field men in a concerted at
tack and la give the push necessary
to cross tn. Jackets goal line and
avoid the woefullv weak punch that
the men had on SATURDAY. when they
could not carry the pigsltin over from
the Onc-vard line.
With the ondeavor To arouse Some
of that old-timc spirit and enthusiasm
of the Spiders. rallies will hc held each
dav until the game. and a number or
talks from the old hoys" will he made
Mt th"S" meetings. Cheer Leader Les
lie and his l'"utenants promise to
make things hum out at WnSthamp-
ton with wells and songs, and his lus-
ty lung-rootcrs will he out in fun
force on Saturday to stir the fighting
instincts OF the Spiders to the utmost
degree.
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ITALIAN DRIVER CAPTURES
GOLD CHALLENGE CUP RACE
EStnhiiShcd American Mark for 100
Mics' but Fails to Lower Eng
liSh Figures.

, NEW YORK, November 2.-Dario
n.esIh won the 100-mle automobile
nnre Tor me darkness gold challenge
Sup ana So.OoO in cash ut the Shccps-
neh" lay speedway track to-day His
,;le for the distance. 5G:55.71, cstab-
lshes new American record and an
average of 1888 miles an hour
me Brooliland. Eng, worlds record
TOR 100 miles Is 5G:29:93. Rcsta also
peat me Chicago record Of S54, which
he made himself
SOD thurman finished second In S.
So" and Edward Rickenbaclter was
third i'm 6l:O0:59
Din cars started, but John Aitkin
was forced out of the race, after lead
ing Tor the first ten miles. by {, brok-
en- connecting rod. Ralph de, Palma's
o e,ar met with similar mishap after
ralph milford, the other driver.
might have been second. if not the
moiuai winner, had he not been com
nei'eu I" 20 TO the pit five times dur
ING the race because of fiat tires
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DAN PATCH is DONE
FAMOUS PAGER Said Ia he In Serious
IOndition-CnnEht Cold and May
NM M

FROM Minnesota comes word that
Dan Patch, holder of tho world pacing
record OF l:55. caught cold last week
and is ia u very serious condition. Dan
Patch is the property OF NJ. w Savage
ana the famous stallion is now confined
at the Savage farm at Savage, Mimi
llsavy chilis set in. and though every
effort has been made to break up the
trouble. 'an Patch is evidently rum
lIlS In
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BILLY ASH TRADED
Bay Fnccr Goes to Rochester Man for
ELLSWORTH R.-Will Also Sell
Ashland Reed.

READING, NOvcmhcr 2-Wiulam y
l;ckcrt, who owns Peter Stevens. 300
u. by Peter the Great. and who cam
paigned a string of horses. Including
land Reed, over the big fair circui,
mis- year, has made 4 trade with !
". Giles. of Rochester. y y, whereby
inc bay pager Billy Ash, 2:20A. by
goes to Giles for the brown PAGER Ellis
worth r., i:0Sia, by Pluto, Mr.. Eek
crt Will also dispose of the black geld
ing AshIand Rood. by ashland Wilkes
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CAPTAIN SCOTT STILL
nI-'E 4 L

ASHLAND. VA. November Coach
Hicss has mapped out a rather siren
uous week for the Yellow jackets
football warriors. and started ycstcr-
day afternoon to carry out his pro-
gram.
The main features of the schedule
were scrimmaEcs for Monday. Tues
day ana Wednesday, with signal prac-
tice and light work on Thursday and
Friday. The scrimnIaGe yesterday was
new departure, as the squad is usu-
any given n let-up on Monday after
tho game of the preceding Saturday
IsLcsS. hnMeNnr. thnmmht Il unnln l.
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JESS READY TO SCRAP NOW
VIII Beet Any Opponent Selected Nv
IS New Orleans Club For Twenty
f6N. nnnnd HOut ia Nnrch

NJ NEW ORLEANS. November 2.-I.s.
Willard, worlds heavyweight, chnin-
Spion, and his manager, Tom Jones, to-
Clay stated they had agreed with local
Eight promoters, 10 sign a contract for
willard to defend HIS t!tlc In II twenty
round bout In this city. the nrst w.ck
I'm March. against an opponent to he
seiected by the promoters by Decorn-
Der 10. next. II was stated Willatd's
opponent would be either Frank Moran.
Fred Fulton or Jim Corey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03
PLAYER BREAKS FINGER
ill'ni sub Tried to- Catch Hall, Prob
nblH Thinking II Was
DOughnut

URBANA. ILL. November 2..-IIcrc's
The last word in bad lucl; as rcgards
FOOTBALL injuries. l.. Wc,ty, n subst;-
tute on the lllini varsity squad. was
nracticinE before the Minnesota game
saturday. He tried to catch a bail
II hit a finger. The finger was broken
With two broken jaws. unheard-of in
juries already in the camp. Zuppko
We'll have. to get glass cages. l
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NNN FRANCISCO, November 2
Peter Scott, owned and driven by
Thomas Murphy. won tho $4,000 trot
stake ut tho exposition track here to-
day in three straight heats. Tho first
money amounts 10 10000. Miss Per-
lection was second and Spiggan third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

Now comes an announcement that
the junior high schools will not be
brought together In a field meet That
is. not for some time. The reason for.
this is tho Powhatau School has lust
moved into it's new building. and they
cannot get their entries in on time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

Basketball at John Marshall High
School is at n standstill following Tho
Eainc with the Y. NJ. G. ~ on Satur-
day night. Manager Terry Is not Idle
however. ana is going about arranr-
ms, his schedule.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

This game was scheduled to be play
ed to-day. hut tho fact that the cir
Gus came to town neccssitated the
chahge The managers OF both clcv-
ems decmcd II best for the reason that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

The trapshooting tour, by tho way.
hcgins ON Monday. and the FIRST shoot
Wli! D." held right here in this city,
the West End Gun club heinz hnst.
TO the star aggregation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

shrimp" Smith McGuiros coach,
had his charges out yesterday after
noon practicing hard for tho gamo
WITH the Benedictnc boys. All tho
boys are In the pink OF condition and
are determined to pile up n largo score
on the Green and White.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

Tho news from charlottesville is
more cheering 10 tho supporters Of the
Oranr" and Hluc Tho team yostor-
"aN put nm an oNcnSc with a punch
AGAINST tho scrubs. ami also played
we'll Extensively AGAINST Il team using
Tho Nnndy formations.
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Amateur Athletics
PREP.

rootpaii prospects ut the John Mar
Shaii High School were dealt n severe
dow yesterday, when II was foupd
'"'e Lew Stringcr, quarter back. would
not be In the game for three vce,ss
slrihEer' while practicing on Monday
afternoon. strained his wrist trying tn
sun arm tacklcr while he was rum
ming with ball. The result or tha
injury received By the Quarter bncls
put the Marshailites i'm II hole. as the
game f. with Ma9rys High. Of Norfolk,
is only Il few days off. and the Bluo
anu White needs all of it's regular.
StrinEcr played the game last We'd
hesday with an injured foot and hand.
and had ii not been for him. there 10
no telling where the Marshailitea
would be In the prep race.
;, Despite the fact TINT the Marshall
ties are minus the services Of Strinper
they are by no means discouraged, and
yesterday found them practicinE hard
Tor the game with Maury on Friday.
3onh core and Edward Smith are be-
inE tried out at tho quarter back no
Sitioh' put II is not known which ono
or them Will start the game. Tho rest
o, tho lineup will remain the Same,
nj the last minute to make some
changes.
The game between McGu,re's and
v,
should be n hummer. The Red and
hlack has an exceedingly strong elev-
EN- this season. and while the done
points to them rs the winners tho
cadets arc likely to spring a surprise
ana upset every one.
shrimp" Smith. McGuire's coach.
had his charges out Yesterday after
noon practicing hard for tho game
with the lienedict!nc boys. All tho
boys arc in the pink of condition and
are determined to pile up n largo score
on the Green and White.
This game was scheduled to be play
cd to-day. hut tho fact that the cir
Gus came to town neccssitatcd the
chhhee The managers OF both clev-
ems decmcd II best for the reason that
II would bring a larger crowd out
Basketball at John Marshall High
school is ut q standstill following the
Eainc with the Y. NJ. G. a. on Satur-
day night. Manager Terry is not idle.
however. and is going about arrang-
Ing his schedule.
Now comes an announcement TINT
the junior high schools Will not be
brought together In a field meet That
is. not for some time. The reason for.
this is the Powhatau School has lust
moved into it's new building and they
cannot get their entries in on time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

Among the other officials is NIarof-
i'm, of Michigan, who will act ae field
!HdE"- Ma@ohln, wh" is highly
praised rs an official. was on" of the
trio who oi'iciat"d in the forfeited
game between Washington and Lee
ana the University of West Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

officials for the coming clash have
been selected. Tom Barry. of George
alone guarantees that the contest will
be a speedy one. as Barry has tho fac
ul'E Of making the teams play. He
is up on every play. and is calling for
me mon 10 get int" position as soon
as II s'nns, ana succeeds in getting
some of his own ginger into them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

II is n good thing for Christie Math
cWS"n 'hat h. isn't q member of Ban
Johnson's circuit. He is now nrnnnr.
ing 10 tour the country as a member
OF tn" baseball plavers' trapshooting
team, Of which chief Bender ana Doe
trandall. both Federal leagucrs. are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-03

only two college football elevcns in
the country have not been scored on
this year. COLGATE. in the East. and
Vanderbilt in IN" South hold this en-
viahle record Tn" Commodorcs also
have scored the most points, having
~" 30 their credit MICHIGAN leads tho
West with 30, and Colrat" heads the
Eastern contingent with 223