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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
BASEBALL. STARS Will
HAVE UNIQUE RECEPTION

The ball player shooter squad. com
p"Scd of thriSty Mathcw&ou. chief
Hcudcr. Doc. 'randall aud others arc
coming hero on November s to open up
a tour which will take in the biggest
by the pu Ton, Powder Company in
tho interest OF target SHOOTING and
athletics IN general
The arrangements FOR their rcccu-
ton by the West End Cum club Will
he unique 10 SHY tn" least This club.
which is one of tho largest in the
country IN it's membership. has men
Interested in nearly every line OF sport.
an'' they will NICE, thoar baseball
celebrities with q team Of "-olf-playcr
shooters" tennis player shooters
'haSeh" lpiaNcr shooters and prob
ably football player shooters" L. -.
iiotchi,ias. j.. has been asked 70 got
together - team Of golfers. John e.
cary. tennis players. and w 4. Jcr-
man. baseball players The CAPTAIN Of
the football players viii he .Iohu Pew
ion Mr'iuirc. If he can Ire persuaded to
act IN that capacity.
The hunting season bciu,. Jus, en- at
HAT date. many Of the target shoot
crS viii be away on hunting trips. and
some or these teams may fail to ma
tcriallzc. However. there will be
enough shooters and fans present to
give these big lcaGucrs'' II royal re-
ccptiOn.i
The general public is invited t. wit =
nos the matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
SPIDERS TO MEET TIGERS
RICHMOND COLLEGE READY
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP CLASH
second Gumc OF Series This Afternoon
AGAINST observation-disclosures
f'rimp for t,amc.

Richmond college viii play IL. see
omd game in tho championship series
of the Eastern intercollegiate Athletic
Association at Broad Street l'ark this
afternoon at ) O'Clock with the iiamp-
dcn-:;iducy gridiron warriors rs uppo-
uonts. rho Tigers arc here primch FOR
the clash.
The prcShytcriaus started the cham
pionship iyancs auspicioIsly when they
took Il tumble out Of the William and
Mary Indians in their hrs, games. but
Ia tho next contest tho yellow Jackets
lowered the tarmvillc boys volors.
Dt.c - that fact il is certain that the
Saiiors viii tackle "a Tartar to-day,
for nampdcu Sidney is SUFFERING from
the STINK and Will cndcavor to ;svsuGc
tMcir loss Thcy have several OF their
mon on tho injured list. which ueco$-
sarily vcakcms their machine. hut. re
eardlcSs OF the tact. they arc deter
mined to whip the crippled spiders.
The loss 81 ltobina aud i'rivott, ard
tackle. not playing, means that tho
Red and Blue will not present as strong
= front aa was expected. but thiS makes
IrcSbytcrians viii have to nGht tor
every inch of ground they take. Mil
bourne. right end, has recovered sut'i-
at least. and Nhit;ct. who played such
Il good game against the Indians. viii
HOOK after th' uhticS OF the otNcr END.
The loss OF Robins and Durham has
caused a general shift IN tho line COS
VIII take tho place OF the. former. :tud
Woody Will play center il, the place OF
COS. II the boils OF Durham, after an
examination thiH morning. viii not
allow HIM to play. Big" Garter will
go in at left guard and Captain cohuiu
viii he shifted from guard to left
tackle.
The entire student body met Hamp-
den Sidney at the car Yesterday after
noon and gave tho invaders OF the
spider camp a rOusinr reception.
Manager Boyd. OF the Spiders. has
given the assurance that the mon Of
both teams viii be numbered in the
game. he having procured the NUM-
bers for llampdcu Sidney, ana will be
attached Tonight. Score cards will be
distributed at the park showing the
number OF each man.
The following lineup has been an
nouuccd bN coach Dobson: right tackle.
con; riSht guard, McNciil: right eud.
Miibourue. center. Woody; left guard.
Carter: left tackle, Captain Coburu
left end. Whittct: quarter, Rodcu {:
right half. Cosby; icf; half. Wicker.
full back, l'on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
WELLS OUTPOINTS WHITE
Envlishrian Had Built lp InpenctrahIc
Defense for Fnmous Left
IIODk.

Special To The Times Dispatch
MILW AUX EE. MIS-. October -. 49,
Matt Wells. the English boxer, put an
end Ia Charlie Whites winning s;rank
tonight at The Cream city y. &. by
easily holding the Chica.rau even. in
fast and wcll-foughi ten-rouud bout.
Wells had worked up an inpcuc-
trable defense Tor Whites famous l"ft
hook ana the. latter, finding his favor
lite method uf offcnsc almost useless.
tried desperately to councc; with his
right. hut tho Englishmau always came
back with an cvcninc-up punch.
Wells cot the jump on White. earn
Ing the frSi three rounds by good
shade. White warmed up in the fourth.
bringing the blood from his opponents
nose aud landing several solid rights
to the body. lie also won the first
round. but Wells came back strong in
the sixth. The seventh round Vas
Whites by virtue nf hard left to
the head and right smash t. the
heart that caused Wells To break
ground. The next two sessions were
fairly even with White having Il shade
in the final Lcriod.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
CADETS BADLY CRIPPLED
WILL FACE VIRGINIA WITH
THREE STRONG MEN HURT
Orange nnd Biuc Expects 10 Win by
at Lcnst Three TourhdOvns-Othc
fOOtbuli Done.

hENlNGTDN. VA. October 23.-rhc
Virginia Military Institute football
squad mas put IN - week OF har'I work
~ preparation Tor tn. game with the
University Of Virginia tomorrow at
charlottesville. The team came back
WAS TO ). crippled to the extent that
captain Nclins. left half back. will not
be able to play against Virginia. uw-
np 10 an injury to his knee. lie will
be greatly missed in the contest to-
morrow. fcttcroif. right half back,
Will also he out Of to-morrow's game,
owing to the fact that he is still laid
has been taking his place, will bc out
OF the game for the rest OF the sea
SON The Cadets Will therefore, b.,
below their greatest possible strength:
but. nevertheless, confidence Of u high
order Is rcposed in the following line
up: Massie. right end: Pitts. j.. right
tackle: Hawkins right guard: cullom.
cute; liehin: lief, guard: Mccormick.
lett tackle; Goodman. left end; Gray.
quarter back Mason, right half: Har-
riS fun back. Hertschcy. lef; half
Tn" team viii leave Lexington at
O'Clock tomorrow morning. reach
ing Charlottesville. by way Of Staun-
ton, shortly after noon. In addition to
the nIon mentioned in the lineup about
seventeen men will b. in the party.
Colonel H. l.. Hodges. com,nandant OF
Cadets. and Captain l.. l.. Lecch will
accompany tho team.
Tn" practice this week has been
characterized by 81 return 10 funda
ta"lNinr, line charging. running inter
fcr"uc" ami tho forward pass En-
phas!s has also been put on a plan OF
defcns" against forward passes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
CRAMBERLAYNE DEFEATED
Mctuirc'~ scrubs. Run Ia Biz score on
Nc>thnmpton Lads. Who Make
Que Tourhdu,vn. However

M",:uirH'. scrubs defeated the s,rcnc
'hamhcriHyu" apgroGat:on yaStc",la; :.
on IA" Chamberlayne grounds hv :hc
score OF >. 10 IN" Chamher'n"He
hoNs could no, stand the tcrrihi. on
slnucht % their opponents. bur It,
times they showed flashes %; to-ln.
Especially AZ the beginning II the
second half was this noticeable when
Westha mpton ladS. by hard line
sma shing. worked their way over III.
NcIUir"'S goal line. After mis- III,
Mctiuire's lin" hraccd at its goal line.
ana WIS never ~ danger again
The features OF the game for Nc.
Hiuires was - rum ny Whitmorc after
Il" had Intercepted a forward pass.
Although H. did not make :, touch
down. 'Snockums' ON the next play
i:nd runs ny Christian aud Purcell
ana tn line" mash'nc Of Chalk!"> dc
serve special mention. For tn. .'Eam-
lc"'avre boys the work OF pcnn, pan.
ills and TAYLOR. the diminutiv" "Urr-
ter. VAS Of high urdcr. A'tnuu-!!
Taylor is not "lino" high to q duck
he ran Tho team like Il veteran
The Nc'iulrc'S will play til. john
Marshall scrubs some time next wccN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
COR NELL DOES NOT
FEAR VIRGINIA Folly

ITHACA. y. y. October 29.-Cornell
plays Virginia Polytechnic institute
here tomorrow. and while the WISH
tors have team as heavy as that OF
tho IthacNns, Cornell should not be
expected to win. The coaches. how
ever. will take no chances. and the fun
tho lii.+-up.
The varsity team ran through n
short signal drill this evening and
every man reported i'm the best of CON
dition. Head Coach Sharpe left to-
night TO sec Michigan play Syracuse.
and Dan Reed will direct the destinies
Of the Ithaca eleven. The practice to-
day brought out Il fine possibility for
an end position In Mccormick 49,
FOUNDER who has not heen out for the
team before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
YELLOW JACKETS ARE
READY For INDIANS

ASHLAND VA. October 2n-Thc
Rhndolph- Mncon football team will
PLAY rs second championship game Of
tho season Tomorrow afternoon on
Mary Viii h" the opponents and. al
though the Yellow Jackets ARC the IA :
N"riieS and expect to win. they Will
tax" no chances with the cunning In
diAus
It Viii he the only chamrionship
gam" PLAYED ON tho local cridiron. and
prospects for bic turn-ou; TO vii
The Indians defeated tho Yellow Jack
cts ct Williamsburg 10 to = The
Jackets. however. came back in the
iaSt game OF the season between III.
TWO teams and cleaned out this do
feat ON tho local field TO the tune Of
I3 to %, that being tho largest score
ever run up in the contests of tho
citation.
The Yellow Jackets have pu, in :.
hard week "f practice. and should
present very formidable front when
thcN face the Indians tomorrow How
ever Captain Scott will not he seen
ON right end on accoun, OF injuries
and his absence Will necessarily he
aud Waters. whom Coach Ricss has
hccn drilling all week I'm this position.
VIII he found two ends that tho Jack :
cts arc not afraid to count upon to ac-
quit themselves creditably.
IT IL more than likely that WoodGn
Will II" tho man Ia fiji the position to-
morrow. The rest of the team will
and every man - III for the fray. eX-
cept for few minor bruises and
sprains that accompany any team
throughout the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
GENERALS AZ I\DIS<tPOIIS
RENDN FOR BIt, GAVIN;

iNDIANAPoIlS October ca.-iu-
LLAMA University ana Washington and
Ice football teams worked out at
Washin 2ton Park this afternoon in
inai Trhcti"" for their game to-mor-
row. Tn" Indiana eleven is I'm excel
lent condition. Coach EIcock of
Washington aud Lee. said Tonight
That two % his linesmcn are suffering
rom INJURIES Each team has u fast
set OF backs. and the open styIc Of
pIaN Is expected TO predominant"
II rs tn" first big irjerSectional
game ~ indianapolis in years. ana this
GU. tonight Is entertaining thous-
andE OF football enthusiasts
Inc Virginia eleven = tn" faVorite
with tho h"ttnrS at odds Of Ia Ia :.
but there - plenty OF Indiana money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
DOWN THE ALLEYS

Runs Nos and Oh the Newport
Alleys were turned over to the bnwl-
erS yesterday ana the Spilling OF the
big NAPLES began. The reconstruct cd
alleys are speedy. and indications are
some records will he smashed before
many days clapse. Manager Whitman,
says all the Improvement work will lie
complete to-day. and next week efforts
will be made to organize teams for
the season.
Manager RowSey, Of the Palace Al
leys. has received written requests
from more than $50 bowlers. asking
President Sam Williams. OF the Ri,.l-
mond Bowling Association. to call u
meeting, adopt rules and prepare for
what promises to he the best bowling
season ever enjoyed i'm Richmond
Petersburg and Norfolk bowlers are
watching the Richmond tcnpin spill
ers. and the probabilities are for sew
cral team matches between the star
bowlers of the several Virginia cities
during the winter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Famed Grid Star Killed
Juhnn. Poe. princctOn's best, Dies
Fi@Efin. for Allies; cached Nir-
E:nia Eleven .Or short Time.

BiirIMoKE. No. October ~
John prcnti>s Poe. Jr.. .oIdicr. u,I-
Nrnturcr. c,uhniam and once famous
fO0thnii player of Princeton. popu-
lnrfy known AZ 'Johnn." Poe. was
killed on september 80. while light
ing m n private n!on. the northern
bounda-! OF France. In the English
drive, which started ON thut date,
the Slack Watch Kcgimcut, of which
he WAS member. practically WAS
"nnihilnird. 1t il almost certain
Poe met hi. death drr.n. this Gu
counter.
Ills last letter. dated Scptcmicr 80.
ana written in the northern part OF
France, contained hui ,itur imfnrtnn-
ton ~ 10 his wiicrrnbout... only
incn:cr facts concerning -, death
wc-c received IN this est, tD-dnA by
his senior brother. =. johnson Poe.
The Inc.sng" stated only the date on
whiCi; hr died.
fhr printed card from the London
War Iiurcnu bore this Inscription:
-. johnson Pee.
baltimore. Md. [. =. A.:
with regret we inform !ou that
Private John q. Poe, OF Bn.timorc.
Nd. I. =. ~. WAS killed in nrtiUn
"n scptc:mb"r -. 1919. ut -
Por hcion:cd To the di~tin.uish Il
hnr'lnnd fanil. ar 'hnt nnmc. near
T.: all the male members OF which
were prominent iHw!c.S or iurISt1.
soon after nc lc:f Princeton poc
hcSun his adventurous cnrccr. He
engaged in miuii::: nnU iuuib"rimu In
Nctadn. and hccuE:c 3: hero over
HiEhf when u" tackled n big for
ciSncr who had >noi,cn in y dis
IGrrC:Ih ff
anu stripe" III. fmuiiiuII experience
cn::c In hnnd!, md the Torci.:ner
wa" severely punished.
short! nitr- IcnIl:. Princeton.
Poe n.>!:.tcd In corc;iin- the IIr-
stnia eleven. and had man, friends
throughout the Dld Dominion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
RIDES THREE WINNERS
Jockey Wink Cops Two of Events mud
should Have Won Easily
In Fourth

LAUREL. MD. October 2a.-Jockev
Mink, tho star ligh' weight of the turf
rode three winners to-day at Laurel
lark, and was second with another
quart. He should have won with the
latter. but he was ovcrconiidcnt and
underCStinatcd Sin l;dear's prcveSs
and as result VAS beaten a scant
neck AT the wire
1t WAS by far the largest crowd that
has ever been at this course and spec
ulation WAS brisk. The feature Of the
DAYS bill. til" consolation handicap
WAS annexed by Flittcreold rattle,
casii: from Robert Bradley. while
tomely. i;uiler representative, was
third. FlittcrEold's race to-day was
decided Improvement over his last
lew starts
Wizard" Ecdwcll shot Sir Edgar Al
II TO |. but it was II lucky win. rs
quartz WAS the best horse in the race
Scorni earned brackets in the last
number. winning IL easy fachion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
LOCAL ELEVENS TO MEET
SrhoInsti"s aud church nm ,,,,;.ti,
Tub VIII Clash ro-Dny mt
Byrd Park.

ono Or tho hardes, fought football
battles Or tho local season is booL ed
for This afternoon. when tho "nurcn
Htll Athletic club ANA the Scholastty..
clash AZ Byrd rark Il, o'clock.
The boys on tho hill hay. rlayed
three games this wear ami no team
h3' as yet crossed thew goal ANA all
81 ihem arc 100 the hos: of condition
pas. record
OF TIA" Scholas,ics. littlc is known
except that they have many players
OF experience. and arc counted on to
give the church liill eleven - hard
battle.
Tho following mcu viii bc ia the
game for tho S"holaa'iCs. Lacy. Hubic
and Dixon. cnds: Romiue and ,ior:inc.
iackl"s Eronddus. Walden. Hogan and
Davidson. guards FOLEY. center. Ran.
some, quarter back. Sh1fcr. full back
Moli@, Nack"'. GC". pcn1i, ana Me.
Eldv.dc,. half backs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
SHOOT FOR SILVER TROPHY !
LOCAL CHAMPIONSHIP is
ALSO INVOLVED IN MATCH
fhrcc clubs Represented In 'rimcs-
Dispatch Cup Contest This After
nnon on West sind TRAPS

Representatives Of three local clubs.
CHOSEN ny the process OF climinat ION.
VIII face the traps al tho Wc$, END
Huh 'iuh to-day 10 shoot for The city
championship and. incidentally, the
handsome silver trophy offered by The
Times dispatch. The special match
VIII begin at o'clock. 1t will he on
tht added bird handicap system q,
~" targets.
Two months an" the clubs started
preliminary matches. and the field in
each organization MAS narrowed down
L" ono man NJ. -. Hart will repre-
sent the West End Gun club ami Nv.
! Brown The Np:;hSil. Gun club. rho
east t.nd GUN club representative is
nc dark horse his identity not hay
Ing been made known vet
The silver trophy is fifteen 'inchc" IN
height and Will 10 the permanent
property Of the winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
Gets Whitc,s Cont.

CHICAGO. October "a.-Champion
Freddy Welsh's first lessons by mail
To his countryman. Matt Wells. who
clashes with Charley White to-mor-
row night ut Milwaukee. have gotten
Whites goat.
Welsh wants Wells to beat me-"
said White, so he can have an alibi
to pass me up"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30


n,oru "x. ,nss-s"phs' -; ''"-
T,,r, -; nrrs''mrn: ..
pior. -. "'"N' ""' '"-
"'''H' "e' frcNhmcn' ..
Under ideal weather conditions and
before nearly 5000 spectators. The
n ,gG'H ,h., Of ionn Mar.n.Il lish school
'lay The nrs, nee, Of its Li,td ,,a,
held by public s"hooi H. Eichmond
wen, ar WITHIN, = Li,'r - j.; 'Si''i"'i'
1orted dHPine '" me o, H'SG hnt was re-
f.iondly rir1lr, ,h 'I h nn " aHS WAS Was
starr 20 6nish '"''E '''''es'e" from
""'A"
u" S"rn"m".e" JUS literal y walk .
n""I rom IN "th"r entrants ana
was fo,nd ,%n, M''~ r"'2 ina,,tn w. ~
Il LARGO marvin Nc,t 70 IN" S",n ~
morce ,ame the juniors In mr. fni.
lowed by the seniors The 1owiy
seniors. !, mryt 10 staten liz, ,hmv
had no entrants n one in,nnr,ar.,
class. '''' '''''
Hoc.,r .,,,,,,, ,, ,,,a .,..
p''e'. iNi,hlht 10Y ne Sophonorcs
Mn, M enSl!n ,he star ~ 'hr 'nec, ana
r,sss ,$n"sG, o", .no T'4 ,,,, u, miS
iap, I,. M - G@sined to make The
49, '''N H'i''" A" 80"
n,L
IN" -" i""iui" events OF tic day
mel ana nc g-"-yarI Walk FOR nc
e, @9sn 'cE Cnr ~ I'D S,,, trSi 9 ,i
,ScutH. carrien OIL ~" hrst honors Ia
ne last tim nj seconds Mr.. 'npp
- 80 aIdpN' =" ny .Ii Ftcnlrh. ais" a
an"', 10, 90. :" IN" iaIulty- Mr.
Snnpson, IN" t""ibn!l coach and one
'iHI' "'hi''c ~ 'h' putIl' S'hopl. VAS
'A''d.
In the latter even, il IS sad to say
that Mis- Wilson Was nisuualifcd for
some unknown reason ana Mis- ~,
sebcrs was aiyeu second place. viii.
Miss cross and Miss Mason werc tied
start. hu, sue Ms soon ou;dis;auced
by Mss Cross Miss cross held the
load for Is short tim" and Miss Wilson
dnai stretch Miss Cross tool, the lead.
ana Miss Mason began TO pick NJ and
ho,h Of them r"oss"d Tho 'iuish line
Tho other event. wore a.. .u,,.u, an.
,crcstirc. ,Apeciall, Tho hnirmiio run
I'm ,hc imli,ni,od rlt,ss NH, .y.,,, Ma
inorel, Ir,yy..r rs. mon ,rI.-snn
.,nd THOMPSON Tic for,no, held ,hc
was then avcr,afcu hv Thompson. WHO
s'H 1,t,,, n Mo '"'1 and crossed the Inc
p,i .. i al, ..,...,.., ,,..,,., .,,
tho p~orrn, AK r'.r. nTri,iHe 'u III ~, W.
NAY ,hrourh rhe unlimiiod rei.v
MIN. ia, lc'G Wv w.
md tr.llt tno Turiurs wnr on, nvcI
the senior, ana s1pAunor.s
sors nrcar,i,cd III. Winners wi,I 10
ribbons and INC 49, mini t,hnnI
Gold d.v cam. 10 am en-. amid n hlazc
or GLORY
TN. r,or,,,. ,,. .,,,,o,,.,, .ctooi.
II t."r,,lnI M ''',,"h'", S.HGois
lar to tTc ono Md vcsicr,Iny bv the
students OF tho John Marshall High
clnss.. urJ ura5,,I,.ii, ov.r, S,lenoi In
IN, ,Ity vii be rcprcscntcd The sum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-30
ELEVENS FACE HARD TEST
HARVARD AND YALE MUST
WIN PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
Both 'fnckIc strong tg.rcgntious To-
Dn!-Nirssfnia Poly. plays Cornell.
while Generals Meet fuuSl.rS

.r,
The football clcNens of Valid aud
Harvard. both of which have euun.cd
dcr.,, ma. f,,,
'"''' ''''' VIZ ""'"'S' 'SS'
eastern gridron schedule. TN. l:is
will me.t Tho ,,,,.,,,,,,,., -
sc,ro,I
No'H"'' 'c"''' "h''e inc
trinSou plays Penn. State, vic;ora over
Pennsylvania and otnc, contradictions.
az Io..o. ,;, ~ '''' 'o'I"
".''''' INC "'''' football
leaders of the section are more for
tuiatc and ar. not l,l,eE -. J.. i,
pressed
princeton VIII tackle Williams. cor
nell VIII have Virginia Poly as it's OPP
pcnusylyauia n,rtn'";,.I ~ mcr;
agains, Inhcrs, v tTiiio",n nnes up
Army. and ihe North ,.,,,ii,, ."'SS ,nc
will IT,, The Nav "'"''ha .NeE1cs
Unless Y,l. sbGy-. , ,...,..,,
provencnt in form ,.nIc',,,' M "'G m
IN ,,,I, - ''E"tt IS likci%
an iminros,in, n,'o -, ~ ~ 'inyGn
Hamilton ,iry.r b..s n, ~" ''u". 'h1
scoring machine nj '..~' p'"erIhi
being tho omiv combin;.iinr we .ith,h
in check to any extent, L:,,. n"'n u
gate is :: iopic.I s,,..,,i. "" ~ Of
has DIcmtv ~ no;,o, n"' I've hiuc
"a strong combination ~ ,bo 'tr''1' TO-
U,ry,,,i ,,,.o,,o.,
St,t. ~ ~ ~ hoi"'hS Tenn.
wijj fnr. - SESSION. nut
Penn. state b.,u yj,.o,P 'Gn,.'m t",n"N.
Of -, ,n - 800 P''HtN 'Eidcn""
ave. =" pow MEMS I'M. season by SCORING
,hc we,l, ' nn;,,.. "rheil oNpos"'i
Sa,urIn NN h n",n,S !" amhrid@H last
ul',"," p'tE"tS n'"b"bI. has been
.hn,,i,, 10 'n% crimson irmc"ton
h., ''''.. ''",' H!'N IN defeat
rr1ou, Wiii;. o'.ei, winch Won
=
M"i ,h'tt t'r"hE opponent I'm
!IN N'''hh''' nut there Is
luS,'nt ~ INC rc'"rh o. tn" Southern
'',,;i,'Il'o'l 10 !'au u" INC belief that
~ '.e nb'r =" ch"'h the victorious
tn -. ~ ilnhcailS
W. Ehtmt ""t""cn Lafayette and
,ei;, nc >NrimF VIII play N'ii*,uovn
INC ''e Navy Is meeting III" North
.hoYld ,i', ro;nc ,,I,ou. ,i"', n, S"rI,,% tears
: 'S'cci"iN IN tnr game At An
'''nouH
~ 'ni"litn VIII IN" Hp AGAINST Ann
hcrSt' ana the result dercnds TO q
Washington and Lee {" Invade West.
HyrnouSe invadeS III" West !" met
iron BATH" is likely 30 prov" "no Of
90" feature contests OF IN" u"E. wash
,,aGi"n hnH i.en viii meet Indians at
: ~, ~, "a"n"'o'.s, ms gam" has attract
~. Wv 'ute, h"i q INC teams nav"
NV mt pciore. mere - 10 h"S rs
/ 10, 'ph p"T i>o'i ~ 'nr'f strength Foot =
/ M 'o'!ow"rs' however expect very
''I I,' core co,,,,,. ..,,
III '"u li"'N football To-Day
.uihN '"r.tH 10 '",..e contests.
-" '''' HunHiH 'il".fhi!t 'Ni
E, ,,i'" 'ie"' N'H i"ch ana
'>rth aroma
H' ,HoMl.e 81 ''e"rCia against ~
b -Ihl,' -! H'lur"hN NJ raise" NC
ttroYh o, the FED ana ,l Bl*ck, Fenorts
i."n ~ m sam, lhc'Hp
f .,,'h ,"''" N,rEiH'' 'f' nc S"t"'ih
nan 81 ID, ""'k gam" Viii nc star +
'" "t"iiS' .\tnurH.
Nuputl', uhtl IA Hf'uru'N ia not
! .noW Impressive FORM .thouSh con
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,Inrnntrs Moving w..,

NEW YORK. October 2a.-The base
ball tide started moving westward TO-
day. President Charlie Ebbets. OF the
brooklyn Club. departed for the coast.
Captain T. II. Huston, of the Yankees
President j. J. I.annin. Of the Red Sox.
and President Ed Barrow, Of the In
tcrnational League, Will also move
westward this week.
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Want Wilson at Game
President md I'innrec May BE Spec
tutors at NirIinin-S nndcrbitt
tiash-OtfcrS Invited.

(InNH-UtNrrS Invited,
tHtRi.OT'FESElI "a, Orto-
her .3.-Prcsidcnt Wilson nnd his
nnnrcc. NrS. Norman Calf, may he
among the spectators at the Sir-
Sinin-N Vanderbilt football game, 10
lie played ON Lambeth Field. at the
tniNcr>ity Of Virginia, on saturday,
November q.
Besides to.thc President and Mrs.
Gait. invitations and tickets were
nlSo sent t0 Governor Henry G..
stuart, n welt az other prom .ncnt
niumni. Among these were Justice
James Clark McSc!nOids. 0f the
nitcd states supreme Court: At
torncH -Grncrnl Thomns ". Gregory,
Cuiuptroilrr Of the Treasury John
SHELTON Williams, eight tnitcd
states Senators md sixteen Com
preSSnicn.
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TRACK MEET BIC SUCCESS
JOHN MARSHALL STUDENTS
HOLD ANNUAL FIELD DAY
SHr':Dmorc. win with SENIORS Close
ca Fcels-t rowd, Estimated ut ::.GOU,
sees Event.
Point Winners

nlinitcd tlnsS--ScniOrs. -;
Nonhs, ~; juniors, 10.
I.o-nound t!nss---Scphs, So; Sc
niorn, iB: juniors, I3.
iop-pound tinss-Soph>, -; .Iu-
NOR, -; Freshmen, =.
i"tni-Sophs, 81; Seniors, 80; Jul
ni"rs. IS; Freshmen, :.