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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
FIELDS ARE SCRATCHED
Wrnthcr IntcrfcrcS with Race Card Mt
I.nurrl-Thc Finn Wins
HnndICuu.

LAUREL. MD. October ON &C
count Of the condition of tn" track the
fields were scratched TO ridicUiously
small numbers to-day especially In tn"
Baltimore handicap. when Roamer.
Stromboli. Borrow and several other
hich-class horses refused the issue The
Finn. Gamer and short Grass were
added starters. The Finn was rated
of tn" pace until the homo stretch was
rca chcd. where he moved UP with a rush
and drew away into a long lead Gamer
showed "a lot OF early speed. and set :,
fast pace for tho first six furlongs. but
quit when caught by the Finn. and
Buckhorn easily dir,oscd Of him for
the place. The Finn won by cich;
l"iCths broczinC.
The track was at least seven seconds
slow 10 the mile. and in every cVcn;
the horses were strung out in a pro
CcSSion.
Canadian jockies captured four Of tho
six races on the card. and were second
In tho fifth
old Carlton q. annexed tho nightcar
easily from Yodcling and Louise TRAY
ers Donald Macdonald was - good
thing in tho NTH number. hut finished
absolutely last, beaten of sixteenth
Of a mile
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HIS CADD|E BEAT CHAMP
PALMER LOST TO LAD WHO
AIDED HIM TO WIN TITLE
uNtOu, Seventeenth rar-uId I.exinx-
ton Hoy. New Stntr Champion,
Helped Rival Five Years Ago.

From the chnnp!on's caddie TO the
title holder is Il big hurdle for a
seventeen year old boy, but tho feat Is
not more remarkable than the lad
Matthew White Paxton. Jr.. amateur
golf champion of Virginia. on the
Lexington golf. Cours" in September.
1910, William II. Palmer. Jr., Of this
city, won the championship of the
old Dominion golfers with a sturdy
twelve year old hoy as his caddic.
Five years later the rriZzlcd cham
pion and his crstwhilc cadiie met in
opposition on the Roanoke inks, each
battling Tor tn. premier honor. And,
III driving rain, tn. mcr. lad. by "a
series OF marvellous drives and ac-
curato puts. forced The champion TO
how before his skill! and yield over
tho t!tl"
The youngest champion that Wiz
Giuia ever cherished is unique sub
Jcct. ScEcr. since the time that he
played his FIRST match at eleven years
until his triumph at Roanoke. has
Matt Paxton taken :, lesson in golf
He attributes his Skill 10 observation,
for h" has virtually lived upon the
links Sine. he reached six years lie
WAS just Two months over seventeen
when lie won the State championship.
for he was born in Lexington on June
II, lS?N
~ fifteen years, Paxton held the
record for the Lexington golf course.
for, despite its many traps and bunk
-rs. he made nine holes in thirty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
CHURCH HILL CLUB WINS
FROM NORTHSlDE ELEVEN
Football Game Played at nrond street
Park-Wright Severely


Ia the frs; game OF the season. tho
Church Hll football team came out
victorious over the hoys from High
land Park by tho score OF 70 to o.
The game was we'll played. consider
ing the weather. which was more suit
able for baseball than football. each
team showing good team work.
During the early part OF the second
quarter Wright, who succeeded Stovali
as full back for Highland Park. was
injured severely and had to retire from
the game. Stovall again filling the posi-
tion OF fun back
played well. and the work OF Murdoch.
HAY ana Newman Mas particularly no
ticable. For highland Park the play
Ing of krausse at quarter back was OK
in every department. The lineup:
Church Hill Position. High Park.
K Eel .......; left end r Quarles
Murdoch .....left guard. ...... Propst
Smithcrs. right guard. Longest
Moltz ......riGht tacltle 49,. shelton
u y, T RG,r .'''r'Eht end :, J., knox
Willis. 49,. left half back. Harris
Parker II. E.. l.. Krausse
Stutz. .........fu full back ...... Stovall
summary: substitutions-by Church
Hin. Smithers for r. Fell. hay for
Smithers Sterling for Murdoch Far
rish FOR Sterling, Molt for Stutz w
Johnson for Moltz, Newman for w
Bell: by Highland Park. Knox for p
for Wright Touchdowns = Murdoch.
Moltz. Parker. Goals from touchdown
II rs%n, s, RetG ne; Atkinson, John
Time of periods. 3 minutes score
church Hill. 10: Highland Park, o.
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GAMES IN LYNCHBURG
Nine Gridiron Contests VIII he Stnccd
in hin City-Somc College
Contests.

l.fNCHEURCi, VA, October Fin adj :
ditlon to the Washington and Lee West
Virginia Wesleyan game to-day local
lovers of the "ridirou sport will soc
ninc other games during the season.
one OF these viii he a game between
liNermont y G. and Carolina! a. c.
TWO local clubs which have renewed re-
lati"ns after split Of several years
This game will be of local interest and
viii draw big crowd. 1t is To he
played November %.
other games to be played here are.
October ., Eivcrmont 4. c. VS. Jerfcr-
son y: c.. OF Roanoke October 16. oren
date for the Cardinal 4. c.: October o.
l.vnchhurE High School vs. panvillo
High school: October 90. Roanoke Col
lcgc vs.. Gallaudct College: November
.. Cardinal y. G. jefferson \ G.
of Roanoke: November IL. Cardinal A
c. vs. University of Virginia Scrubs
November 20. lIampdcn- Sidney College
vs.. Randolph Macon College
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PENN HAS NARROW SQUEAK
4uakcrS Have strong Opposition From
Franklin and Marshall
Eleven.

Piil.ADEI.rHIA. October 2-Th,c,
University Of Pennsylvnni" football
team met stronE, opposition to-day in
won by the score OF 10 to 6. The up
State team crossed Pennsylvania goal
line in the third period, when Mylin.
tacuiar run Of sixty nine yards for a
touchdown. lie started on one edge
Of the. iield. and lodged his, way
through the whole rcnns Ylvania eleven.
being compelled TO spring across the
field to clude the Quaker tacklers.
Pennsylvania only touchdown was
and and forward passes QuiEie,y' for
placement from the thirty-two-y ward
line. Tho Lineup and summary:
Penn. Position. r. * NJ
Hopkins. left end. .. Evans
Mathews. left tackle w crtsch
mii.enntng....left guard Roller
NELL .......ri right guard. Fcidl
Harris. fright tackle. Smith
Erquhart. right end ....... berger
Ferry. quarterback MNlin
Tighc. ..... left halfback ...... kesslcr
q. Williams right hNfhack -. Williams
Score by periods '' Toiai
PENNSYLVANIA ........ q 3 O-l0
Franklin ana Marshall o 0 6 O. i
Referee - Maxwell CSwar,hmorep
Umpirc-oi<son Uchigh. Field Judge
Moffett Trinceton). Head linesman-
Thorn NHaverfordD Pcriods-12, 10.
II. 10 minutes. PENNSYLVANIA scoring
Touchdown. Quicley; goal from place
ment Quirlcy. Franklin and Marshall
inc-touchdown Mylin. Substi,u-
tons: Ponmsylvania-S,ack for Hop
tins. Russell for Mathews. Mathews for
Russell. fIaffeto for Mathews. Murdock
for Irqmhart, Bell for Berry. Welch
tor .. Williams. Grant for Quicley
QuGley for Grant. Franklin and Mar.
shail-Muisser for Roller.
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VIRGINIA BALL SCHEDULE
BASEBALL TEAM WILL MEET
MANY BIG VARSITY MINES
Gnmcs ON List with Rep
reScntntfvc northumberland
Lambeth Field.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. October ..
with the football team carrying the
heaviest schedule ever undertaken by
"A University Of, Virginia eleven. the
ma nag emcnt of the baseball team is
following the same lin" and has com
J piled most formidable schedule for
next spring. Manager Harry Robertson
has announced the list Of games which
viii he played by the Orange and Blu.
nine. and II WAS met with great favor
: AT the university.
/ The schedule contains n total of
twenty four games. including the rep
Ir"Scntativc institutions of tn" country.
OF the two dozen contests booked. six
teen will be played on Lambeth Field
/ ana eight on foreign grounds. The
collociat" season is to open on March
?? with Swarthmorc on Lambeth Field.
! and. as usual. closes with YAH. at New
/ Haven. on May 6.
| The Southern trip next spring will
include four games. Two games will
4 he played with the University Of North
Carolina. the first 1T Greensboro and
! the second at Chapel Hill, which will
mark the opening of the new stadium
now under construction at the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina From Chapel
/ iiill the min" goes to Athens. Ga. for
two contests with the University of
Georgia.
/ The annual Northern trip. which has
! proved rather disastrous in the past
! few years. Will again be undertaken.
and will inclure games with Princeton.
/ Harvard Brown and Yale.
/ Strong Enstrr Week Gnmes.
: The Easter week games at the uni
versIty will he the feature Of tho schcd-
ule and includes Princeton. Holy Cross.
! North Carolina. Yale and Harvard The
! Crimson nine has not visited the uni
vcrsitv for years, though the teams
, have mt on other diamonds
! The complete schedule Will be as fol
lows:
( March 2e-swarthmorc at Charlottes-
! willie
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CAROLINA BEATS CITADEL
TAhHEElS WIN OPENING
GAME OF THEIR SEASON
small score Shock 4" Biuc nnd White
S"pp"rtcrs-fsnck- Fnii to
Gain Ground.

CHAPEL itIII.. \. G.. October .
Caroiina's II Ia victory over Citadel
III me pp%ninG gam OF the season Sc
vrrciT shocked Caroline supporters.
who had expected tho Tarhcels to come
1 T al i"aS' SIN tou"hdowns I" tho good
me ne warm weather which made the
the south Carol;na's pep Three times
Carolina baked ON ci,ad"ls two ward
me let the ball 60 over Townsend
ana i'!aCN two new halves were mo
only Carolina ground gamers Wocks.
Sheppard and Henderson starred FOR
citadel In the first two minutes
townsend made Caroliua's first touch
down with forty-yard run In tho
hrSt quarter also Citadel mad" it's only
score aided by penalties. ana runs ana
passes Cardinals other touchdown
carried the ball seventeen wards on
successive runs. The lineup:
Carolina Position. citadel
+. Jones rish, guard whissenhMm,
j. TaNi"c.... LEFT guard ......: Spann
Gay......... right tackle Sheppard
Ramsay left tackle a. Jeffords
liomewood. lcft end ........ .Jctcr
Long ....... quarter back ..CoGswcll
Day" TaNloG risht half back 800. Bolton
captain,
Townsend lief, half back ....Wceks
Reid . fun hac,, Switzer
summary: SubstitUt.ous- Carolina: H.
Jones for Tandy: Love for Wright; Al
len for Long. Tandy for j. Jones; Black
for Townsend: Rohall for GAY; Grimes
for +. Jones; Blouut for n Tayloe;
lilackmer for Elount; Metz for Home
wood. Hines for Reid: Johnson for AL
lon citadel: Lea for WisSenhunt;
rancr for EovIlin: Steven for Eolton;
Whisscnhuut for Tea: Lea for Boykin;
Z. J"ffordS for Whisscuhunt; Bolton for
4. Jcmrrds Observation-Disclosures,
Elouut and sheppard. Goals from
touchdowns- Tandy. .; Weeks. / Rcf-
cree Henderson. Umpire. ErouGhtou
Of Wake Forest. Headlinesmau. Park
CT. Of Carolina. Time Of quarters. Ia
minutes.
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JACKETS GET FIELD COAL
RANDOLPH MACON OUTPLAYS
TECHS IN FIRST QUARTER
Cadets Got Together mud Scored by
SERIES of Line Plays mnd Take
Game, I'D to 3:

BI.ACkSBuRG. VA. October 2,--N. T..
|. defeated R.-M 6. to-day by the score
Of 20 TO 3. Though outweighed yellow
Jackets outplayed the Techs in the first
quarter. and deserved the three points
they accomplished by a placement from
the twenty line in the second
quarter. Richardson kicking. Here the
Cadets got together. and by series of
iine plays by Trcakle and Funkhouscr
scored when Denny took Il five yard
gain of left end. The next score came
when RM. G. threatened. but Denny
interrupted n forward pass on the i've
thirtyyard run by J. f:neleby and off :
tackle plays by Powell and Trcakle.
Powell went over for the last score OF
tie game. For R.-M. C.. Lancaster. at
quarter: Scott. at end. and Bush in IN"
me, we're prominent. though the
work For Y. +. l., hall starred
agains, his old teammate. and Trcakle
SatShed the experiment Of the coaches
of putting him at full back Huddle
and Moore played great defensive ball.
The features of the game were Rich
ardson,s plate kick and Denny's long
v T.. /. Position. R.-M {.
,irerory left end 80. Patterson
Parrish .-.... left tackle Iiopk ms
M@ole left guard ...... Morton
H"nedict right guard. ....... Bush
nan right tackle. ....... scot,
iiudd!e right end. ........ Scot,
- ,Captain)
Terry ....... quarter back Lanca 81 OF
FunkhouSer l.. II. R......... Youn:;
n!nenny, ........ 4. II n. Richardson
Ircaklc ....... fun back .Ineham
score by periods:
NJ = :''''..'........ o SO
IN. -. O. I.
summary: observation-disclosures t2D
lowell. Goals from Richardson
Goals from observation-disclosures Z.
out Of -. Referee. sunhorne Dart
mouth. Umpire. Lidcsay. Head lines
man. Miles. V r. l. Time Of quarters
-. -, IL 3. Substitutions-by V l. /
t.nGl"by for Terry, \. u Moore 70,
Gregory. Powell for Denny. Graves 70,
Han. Dixon for Enrleby Redd for
iretklc. Terry for Funkhouyer: nv
for Hopkins.
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PLAYED STRONG GAME:
At I,SNGInI-nf +.

But never did he play a stronger
game than III tho state tourney. on
September he won the title with :;
score OF li0 strokes for thirty-siy
holes, smashing th" seasons record
for the Roanoke links in the morn
ing, with 4 record OF Scvcnty-cight
FOR eighteen holes He covered The
course in thirteen fewer strokes than
did Palmer. who recorded l73 To
Witness that his feat was hardly n
luke, the seventeen ycar-old boy won
the qualification cup on September t.
when he set the best medal score in
tho QUALIFYING round making eighty
one for eighteen holes.
Personally. Paxton is likcable
chap. being modest and very unas-
sunlIng. He is in his sophomore year
At Washington and Lee University
As a student. Paxton is threatening to
establish another claim 10 a title, for
his name appeared on the honor list
for the l9li-l5 session.
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Federal League
ChifrI, .Iuruu In Lead.

/ piTTSHU October Chicago
jumped into tn" lead IN tho Federal
LsagU" ny defeating PITTSBURGH in bot h
games of \ double header here to-day.
The score in IN" first was to and
lin The last TO g. eleven innings
In tho first contest the Rebels used
six pitchers, while Brown kent the
locals hits scattered. except in tho
Iniu,h inning, when four safctics scored
two runs
/ The second game won't into extra
Innings after PITTSBURGH tied the count
i'm the ninth. After holding the locals
Ito one hit, PrcnderGasr passcd Berg
hammer. The ucXt two were easy outs
ihut Pechous erred on tho third man.
land Kelley followed with triple
scoring Berg hammer and Cakes and
|rhcn tailed himself ON Bowrev's single
Five hits in the eleventh inning how
ever resulted In three runs for Chi
|caco The scores:
First game
Chicago ........o22+ooono-S - !
pittsburgh .....l @ a o ! | - 10 .
! Batteries-Brown and Wilson: Knct-
ger. Dickson. Comst ock. Hearnc Braith-
wood. Miljus. o'Connor ana Berry
Second @amc-
/ Score by innings: II II f..
Chicago ..O3 90 90 q :s--f II
Pittsburgh 10000 1000 ? % >
VI Observation-Disclosures and Wilson.
Bargcr and Berry.
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S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail
Nature. Remedy for BLOOD Troubl

Natures Remedy for BLOOD Troubles.
The purifying and curative proper
ties of Natures great remedy have
made as. =. =. for the Blood" house
hold saying. Thousands to-day en-
joyinG perfect health owe their rccov-
erv from blood or skin diseases to this
universally ns.l blood purifier. :. s. z.
is made entirely from roots. herbs and
barks, when possess cleansing and
healing ingredients. You cannot be
we'll when your blood is impure; you
Lack strength and energy natural with
health: your complexion becomes pale
and sallow; youi vitality is weakened.
When waste OF refus" matter which
Nature intends shall be thrown off, is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

left in the system. it is absorbed into
tlotches and ether eruptions of the
skin appear
&. s. :. goes into the circulation and
removes every particle OF blood faint
or poison o. every character. All skin
diseases and cruptions pass away, and
the smooth clear skin. glowing with
health, shows that the body is being
noGrished by Itch. pure blood. Hhcu-
matism, Catarrh, Scrofiila, Contagious
Blood Poison, all are dcep-scated
blood disorders and for their treat
ment nothing equals y. y. y. Get
=. 8. y. at any drug store. &c yours
is y peculiar case. write =. s, s. Co..
Atlanta, Ga,
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TIGERS PLAY STRONG.
HOLDING DOWN RUTGERS
Losers Penetrated Prinrr-"n's Terri
rit"ry with !nSc. hut Were Tn
able TO Stfifen Defense.

PRINCETON " J.. October .
Princeton rose To the occasion day
and not only held the strong Rutgers
eleven safety. hut defeated the New
Brunswick players by the score Of 10
to q. Rutgers showed its strength by
the ease with which the team pene-
trated Princeton's territory. hut abil-
ity to st!ffen the defense when there
was danger Kept the visitors from
scoring.
Tihbott scored all of Princeton's 10
points In the first period He caught
punt and. lodging through the line
escaped the second defense men and
ran eiEhty-fve yards for q touchdown
He kicked tho goal and later added
points TO the score by kicking a
field goal from the twenty five yard
line.
Rutgers nearly scored in the final
period. advancing tho ball 10 the
elcven-yard line by fake formations
and line plunrinG, but failing 10 make
two yards required To give them an
other first down. Princeton then kick
cd out Of danger
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CLEMSON AND DAVIDSON TIE

CLEMSON COLLEGE. s. c.. October
clemson and Davidson battlcd to n
: 10 tie on Riggs Field here to-
day. Davidson using the forward pass
successfully four times Clemson
scored In tho first quarter when
owens recovered a tumble and ran
fifty yards for touchdown. Davidson
scored In tho third period. when KEGS
Tor dashed through a broken field for
forty yards. and Laird was rushed
over tho GOAL line on tho next play.
The North Carolinians had the edge
slightly on the Clemson club
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On School Griids
= BY PREP. .

John Marshall High School and Heu.
H!ctinc College will usher in the local
prep Schoo! season Wednesday after
noon at Broad Street Park These teams
nave bc"n practicing hard during tho
past week, and holly contested game
Is expected. The Cadets defeated rho
Unest"r Agricultural High school last
Wednesday by the score OF - IN q
John Marshall played the strong Wi.
nam ana Mary Academy of Williams
nnrG TO a tic yesterday afternoon IN
Williamsburg.
me iine-up Of the two teams is not
known. several of tho Marshallitcs'
S S,ars were not taken on tho trip yes,er-
charges somewhat Dyke Kicvcsahl
reports that all OF his men are in the
PINK Of condition. but does not know
Just what his lineup will be
Although the Marshallitcs did not do :
teat the "Loonics" Yesterday. the show
ing made by the boys deserves much
credit as their opponents ou,wcighed
them considerable.
turned tn" tables on the Bcncdictine
bows YESTERDAY. When tho dus, inJ
cleared away and tn" Cadets had woke
IN they found that the score stood
lads.
Lew Strin-"r. FUN back Of tho
Marsha lites. shnwcd what ho was msI.
81 YESTERDAY in williamsburg Ate"
heihC knocked ont during tho first
Quarter OF the gam" he came back in
IN" third quarter and made tho only
touchdown for his team, and saved
them from defeat
Thos" bows Of williamsburg sure did
Tiv" tn" Marshallitns a surprise yes
terdaN Last wear tho Richmond lad,
"Ner"h"Im"d the f."onics and expected
10 ~ least defeat them this year Tho
NlilamSHurg"rs certainly have added
strength 10 their eleven.
Sales. Thompson. Dcvin.. Cain Gil.
bert: L. Smith. Anderson and Core cor
'hihIN CAV" good account of them
selves in the game Yesterday.
Coach simpson is not at al dishcart-
"ned by tho showing of tho team yos
teruay. There were some misDlavs
made which tho coach will remedy this
week in practice.
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SIowfcdx Lose to Kuy1s.

/ ST. LOUIS. October 3.-St. Louis lost
and dropped from second 10 third Mace
in the pennant race. while Chicago
scored double victory over Pitts.
burCh
C'ullop pitched but seven balls i'm the
Fourth inning. throwing ont the ST
Louis bntterS in onc-two-threc order
The first two men went out on one
pitched ball each.
In the ffth inning Easterly and Her
ling scored on Cullon's two-base hit
hnd Rawlings scored when HARTLEY
Fumblcd The final tally for Kansas
i'iiv made when Easterly sim
Hlcd scoring Goodwin.
The sole run of the locals was made
by Johnson in the third when Easterly
'umbled Goodwin's throw. The ST
Louis fans tried TO confuse the visito
by waving newspapers. but without
effect
Score by innings; r. H. T.
st. Louis. ......0 o o o o o OIL 2
Kansas city. o o q q 3 o q Il o.
j Batteries Cuiiop and Easteriy,
Davenport, Crandall and Hartley.
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.Jcssc nurActt Quits pnseboll

WORCESTER. MASS, October =
Jesse I5urkctt, for several years man
agcr of the Worcester team of the New
England League and n part owner. has
Withdraw from connection with the
club His stock was taken over ny
Secretary join .. O'Dunncli and viii
be sold TO local men,
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baltimore Drops Two More.

BALTINORE Octohcr 2.-Tho local
ia sobail season ended this afternoon
double III cader. The first was easy. !
ito !. while the locals put up Il good
light in the second. the score being 2
ito Mosclcy struck out twelve men
in this game. The scores:
] First game
/ score by innings: r. H. T.
Newark ....o 3 , o o n II |
baltimore .....00G 5000 O--l >
Eattcrles-Scnion and Raridcn; Lee
clair and Maiscl.
! second game
i Score by innings: r. II F.
Newark ...0l OnOOl Ga J
Baltimore ..O 90 OOO-2 .
! Eatterics-Moselcy and Rariden; Con
Icy, Quinn and Russell