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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22
assing Up l0-Cent Ball
81. Louis Feds Discover Tint
1.-TWO lit" Baseball Doesn't Pay.
Decide t0 GIVE II Up.

ST. LOU MO-. October 20-Tcn-
cent bl-nclicr seats will no abolished
neat season at the 81. Louis Federal
League Park. officials Of the club
>nid the cheap Scnts vcrc SUCCESS
fui nS fur as drawing crowds was
concerned. hut the plum WAS not u
paying proposition.
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BAPTISTS ELECT CAPTAIN
BnSkrtbnII VIII Soon start ut Wake
FOrest-FIyc Letter Men
nctmHn.

WAKE. FOREST. y. g., October IL
-. Hamilton Davis. of WAX" Forest.
y. g.. was selected captain OF the 1916
basketball team at Il recent meeting of
the letter men of the 1915 squad. Davis
has played guard on the team for tho
past three years ana IL fast, aK1rcs-
sivc player. BnsihcS Captain Davis.
nve letter mon are back In college. and
the Bhptiats should put out u strong
team this season. The old men back
ar" Holding, Hall and Beam. forwards:
killings and Davis. guards; Franks.
center.
y basketball tournament between tho
class and department teams Will he
held 'hi" fall The following schedule
has been adopted
October 30. Preachers VI. Teachers
November .. Department championship
game; November =. Sophomorrs VS..
Freshmen: November 10. Seniors vs.
juniors. November %. Glass champion
shi p game.
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MUST REPAIR PAVING

The Washington Asphalt Block and
Tile Company. OF Washington. contrac-
tors for the smooth paving on East
Broad Street. was notified by the Ad-
miniatrative Board yesterday that a
thorough Investigation of the block
paving on BROAD street from Tenth
Street westwardly TO Third Street
shows that the paving is not In good
repair and that part OF the work Is
defective.
The company was requested 10 ap-
pear before the board and take up the
matter OF making the necessary re-
pairs 10 the paving and to replace that
part of the work that was found de-
fective. The company agreed to keep
1t in good repair for five years and
guaranteed the work
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JACKETS COMING STRONG
RAND0LPH-MAC EXPECTS
TO PUT UP HARD SCRAP
letting Ready for Game ro-Norr
with mpden-Sidney-WIU
Number plnyers.

ASHLAND. VA. October ., .r,,
yellow Jackets are getting in fine f.,,,s
Tor their first championship oncor,,,.
on Broad street Park with tho Ill,
den Sidney Tigers. The game shell,
prove corker in every rcspect ,s bo,h
leans are IN good shape and apparc,,h
rom All mat can be learned are rveni;
'hatched as to weight and speed
me CHOW Jackets will all wear
numerals ON their backs for tho cor
Echience OF the spectators, as il boro,m
ing the custom in all the more imnort-
S Win MATCHES ,hn,n The names of the men
WIN tncir corresponding number viii
be published Saturday morning. VIII
ihc Team has been going at a b,r,,
pace this week. and Coach Reiss e ex.
DTS DTS. 10 see the result Of this in sat
Tuesday and Wednesday were d.
rn'en TO hard. long scrimmages. and
w ymE p'd trio 10 be used against the Tigers
varsity had little trouble in vcsterI
ua i nilx-up In trouncing their fellow
Coach Rciss has started tho cana
four men In the back field in c~ar
game that has been played so far. They
nave nave been Young and Ingham. half
nn.ks, iLchhrdson, fun. and Lancaster
quarter back. or late two OF the sec
ohd string men have been showing a
marked Improvement. Yost and Waters
noth playing In the half back positions
are causing much favorable comment
ana although no change can be prc
dicted. II would not be surprisinr 10
sec change In the back field as Coach
heiss always keeps Il keen eye on tho
Xteh III order TO get the best machine
young was called home on account of
illness in his family. and has missed A
couple OF days practice. but he was
IN Eood trim when he left. and it is
hoped he will be back in time for ~.
workout Tomorrow
The first championship game AWAY,
creates big stir among the rooters
ana the student BODY has all kinds Of
pep. as was shown tonight i'm .ba
roofing practice. Two new songs and
"a new yell have been added TO the pro
Erarn. ana these VIII be sprung on the
patrons OF Broad Street Park Saturday
nile the student body were getting
their lungs in shape, Coach R.iss had
tnc iootOall squad together going over
Inc various plays on the black board so
as 10 cmpaasiz" every mans part in
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Southside Fair Races

PETERSBURG. october 2l-The rum
ming races were not held to-day on
account of the weather In In. Ave
eighth mile dash Texas Tommy was
the winner and In the mile dash Sidnov
Holman was first.
The horses entered for tomorrow 6
races are:
Class "a. 2:2a ,rot: purse. s35o-s,r
Roy Green. Ed II. 8 T.. Shawsvilln.
Va: Cuby Dillon. Ed. II = r.. Sh.ws-
vile. Va: MARY Grace. w L. Bull,
Dixon Matthews. Va: Russell Bed :
worth. +. NJ. Elakc Matthews, Va:
Brownie Wealth. W. H. Chambers,
Richmond, Va; Prince H. j. " Roll
WachapraGue. Va: Tom Worthy q; r
finncy. DnancoCk. Va: Charm Mck.n-
mcy. Floyd Bros. ISridgctown. Va:
i'rince Woodrow. Floyd Bros. Bridge
FOWL va; Col. Wilton Dale. r. :. Floyd
hridSetown. Va: Franklin r.. H. "
Reayes. winston Salem. y. C.: Scptem-
Der Morn. +. Summers. Snowvillc. Va.
nond. Va.
Dillon. Ed ii. s. r. 'H shaws sSII.C way
Merchant BOY, SlaElc Il Matthews. Pc
tcrsburg. Va: Wcmplc. W. l.. Bun.
Mcifa. Va: Baby Ruth. W. l. Bull
Melfa. Va: Baron Bcdworth. w NJ
DIXON. Matthews. Va. Kelly King j.
T. McDonouEh. Richmond. Va. Jane
Cochoto 4. J. Kelly. New Church Va e:
Charm Mckinney, Floyd Bros. Bridge
Town Town Va; Prince Woodrow. Floyd
Dale. r. p. Floyd. BridGe,owm. Va:
Borden Scout. a. G. Reckman Gran
berry, y. J.: Stormscud. T. Summers
Shawsvillc. Va
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THE FINN WINS EASILY
Prominent Iiorsrmcn Active in Efforts
Z" Raise Money to Buy Sfnbic
for Old Trainer.

LAUREL. MD. October cI-H. &.
ii"lI"hhecks, Tho Finn. demonstrated
that he was the best three ycnr-old in
training At the local course when nc
conceded much weight TO an older
h"ld OF horses and scored command
inHly in the Dixie handicap. tho mile
and Il quarter stake that featured the
afternoon program. This event had -
value Of $l,;Id 10 the winner and
marked Tn" Finn third-stake victory
at Laurel Park
The i!nllcnbcck colt was easily tho
best OF his opponents. as he closely
followed the carly pace set by the
irecntrec stables Gamer, and dispos-
ing Of that performer in the run
through the stretch was gong away
at the end.
Prominent horsemen quartcrcd at
the local course arc very active in
their efforts to raise q sufficient sum
to purchase small stable Of thor
oughbrcd: FOR Green u. Morris, the
second oldest trainer In the country.
and nt one time rcputcd TO he very
wealthy. At the present time $1,000
has been raised. aud tho subscription
is just getting under way.
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CORNELL. SQUAD LEAVES
TO MEET JOHN HARVARD

ITHACA. y. =. october 2l.-The
Cornell football squad Gf twcmty-siX
men LEFT here to-day for Cambridge.
The lthacans were chuck full Of nch,
and hopeful Of defeating the Crimson
More than loo students marched to
the station TO cheer them ON their WAY.
and in addresses from the platform the
coaches gave words OF cheer. The Cor
nell team Is in "NCcllcu, condition.
every man being III for thc hardest sort
OF game. The mon who made IN"
trip follow.
Ends. sheldon. Ecklcy. Z;,ud.r. Il, cr-
son. tackles, l.. jameson, ellis. Wcilo~
Fisher. Jcwctt guards. Miller. Audcr-
son. Bard Mckcarc, Tillcy. center. cool
and Brown, quarter backs. Barrett ana
Shock half backs. Collins. Shivcr.Ck.
Schlictcr, Lewis, Benedict. Hoffman.
fun backs, Mueller and klcincrt
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SAYS PLAYERS NOT SORE ]
MEMBER OF VIRGINIA TEAM
BRANDS INTERVIEW FALSE
Denies Tint He Criticized tonrhcs or
Annette Member of Committee
Following Harvard t:nmr

CHARLOTTESVILLE: VA. October
! 2i.-Much stir was created mere over
I'm article which appeared in several
papers. in which Il mcmbcr of the Nir-
Slh!a football team is alleged to have
stated that considerable dissatisfaction
existed among the members of the
Orange and EIue squad relative To the
coaches orders In the Harvard game.
attitude Of II member OF Virginia. 5;
athletic board
The player. who was not named i'm
The article. strcnuously denies the
statements imputed to him. and de-
clar"s that the So-callcd interview vas
made up entirely OF differences drawn
by the writer in II conversation he had
with the latter.
The player declares that in reply
10 general question as to the reason
for Nirgina's lack Of offensive power.
he stated that I'VE didn't have much
"f a chance To show our ofrcnsc. as the
sion except deep in our territory. and
the signal To kick was nearly always
given To kick on second down. did
not say that we had amy iron bound
orders To kick on second down. ] did
not state because ! thought il was
we'll known. that with such Il puntcr
as Thurman. il was Il part of our
strategy to Kick on second down when
tory. Every one realized that an at
tempt 10 batter our way from our end
of the field through the Harvard line
would only result in the exhaustion OF
our men. and. consequently. we deemed
il best TO save them until We could
get in striking distance OF the Grim
son goal With strong defensive
team. and with Thurman doing the
Kicking, We thought we would be able
To hold our opponents for downs in
their territory and then give our Of
Tense show Hut we were able 10
do this only few times.
Further. ] stated that the plays we
had prepared for the Harvard center
and which had been given us by a
member OF the coaching staff. tailed
strengthened this position since their
game with Carlisle; but | did not eN-
press dissatisfaction with the member
OF the coaching staff in any way. Nor
did stat" that, with other plays. we
could have gone through the Harvard
line easily. did not, nor do ] now be-
lieve this Ia be fact.
The article came as a surprise to
me. have not heard of the disSatiS-
faction between player and coaches
which the writer says ! expressed. SO
far as know. all those who have a
complete harmony.
The members OF the team are per-
fertly satisfied with the score in the
Harvard game. and we take pleasure
IN admitting that the victory was
clean-cut and decisive. We were beat
have to say, except that ! was never
interviewed by the writer. and that
the so-called interview is made up Of
scraps OF general conversation over
heard by the writer and on unfound-
ed infcrcnccs which the latter has in
fGrnnlatpI n his 3rtic1p'
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WEST EMULATES YALE
strong Indication That Athletic House
cleaning Will tome-Soi0n
Mny Be Dropped.

CHICAGO. october 2I-Emulating
the example of Yale. there is strong
Indication that the Middle West will
90 u little athletic house cleaning And.
Ike the affair AT Yale which robbed
The Blue football team OF the famous
l-etiorc. not 10 mention several base
ball stars. the smoke is coming from
certain spots where summer ha Sc ba II
nourishcs during vacation months
reports to-day from Minneapolis
said Loren Scion. captain of the Goph :
crS. and one OF tho hest backs In this
section. is due TO tell how he spent
last summer. II became known to-
day that a member OF tho Minnesota
faculty has been in Havrc. Mont look :
ing into the identity OF one Stone. Ru-
morS say Stone. who played scmipro
bail at Havre last summer. and Scion
are one and tho same.
If The professor investigator reports
against Scion. he will he dropped this
week. Coach Williams has been drill
ing substitute in Solons place for
ten days.
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MARSHALLlTES WILL HOLD
BIG OUTDOOR TRACK MEET
Four Classes ut High Srhoo, VIII Take
Part In Amir at Rrnnd street
rnrk NcNt FrihnN.

John Marshall High School is making
plans for one Of the largest track meets
ever held in this city on October 20.
at Broad Street Park. II is likely that
the number of candidates VIII total 800
and probably more.
There will be four CLASSES. freshmen
sophomore. junior and senior. entered
and the events are likely to he closely
contested. The object OF this meet is
to interest all of the students in the
school in physical training,
j. \. &. Chandler, Supcrintcndc or
the Richmond public schools. has grant =
ed the students a holiday for tho oc-
casion. and il is thought that the park
will he packed to its utmost capa city
To hold the spectators.
Plans arc being made for similar
schools,
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EDDIE MAHAN DROPS BALL
OVER FROM FIFTY YARDS

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. October ii
This was Harvard'S busiest day OF the
week and the toughest ScrimmaGo 80
far this fall was registered. the varsity
emerging victorious on a touchdown by
WigEin and drop kicks lay captain
Mahan and Billy Robinson MaNan'S
boost over tho goal posts VAS a. dandy
and driven from the nftN-Navd mark.
The Harvard leader. with the husky
Comedians moving c&mhrid=" wards
pinch kicker when IN" seconds held
for downs. Duncan displaced Cohen
ut right guard on the varsity but the
change Is temporary. Coach Campbell
did no; allow liartc Ia SCrimmarc
either. but took him away FOR some
private schooling on end playing Tho
scarcity Of quarter backs ncccsSitated
the shift Of Robinson from half back.
Cornell viii practice at tho stadium
tomorrow
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GOTCH MAY COME BACK
Retired and Indc1catcd thnnuiop
Wrestler. Mn. Return Again
to Nlut.

NEW YORK. October 2l.-Erank
'"tch, retired ana indicated champion
catch-aS Ca tch-can wrestler of the
World. may return to tho mat game
~" wired to-day that he would be in
New York Monda* night To see the
Greco roman bout in Madison square
Harden between Alex Abcrg and Wal
deck IbyzSko.
This tcleGram was in reply To AN
oiier or - 5000" purse for him TO meet
the winner. tiotCh'S come back" de
pends upon the performance. of the
Finn and the Pole. Those who saw the
srucilinG four hour draw wrestlcd by
Ab"r% ana IbyZSko last spring are sure
H'otch VIII see enough Monday night To
bring him back To the sport.
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DOWN. THE ALLEYS

Duck pin bowlers are enjoying the
priH. tournament OH the Newport AL
lcyS. BiXby and Carrier are tied for
the weeks high score with "a total each
Of l2S, while Derby ranks second with
l"0. Captain Brown held the high
score for the first week with las, while
BiNby won tho second and third weeks
prizes with "A total Of l3S and 1873. The
bowlcrs will go after the BiNby Car
rer score to-day and tomorrow with a
determination to beat il.
Petersburg bOwlcrs are greatly
pleased over the opening of an alley
in that city. Manager NanDykc will
give the place an suspicious opening
next Monday night, when licrmos Me
Farland and Whit Whitman. two Of tn"
stellar ten pin Spillcrs Of this city, will
meet in a MttCh engagement.
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AFTER RETURN BATTLE
Fight Promoter Wants Moran and
toHcy to Meet Again I'm
December.

NEW YORK. October 2l.-Tamcs J.
Johnston, formerly known AS Jimmy
until ne became general manager Of
Madison square Garden wants to stage
Il return battle between Frank Moran
and Jim tott"H He desires TO get the
two big Scrappcrs into the ring during
December James felt out the man
ayers of the pair to-day. He talk cd
about IN" big gate. vUN populi demand
ing a return. match. and how we'll the
recent night was conducted for all but
Cofey. Moran is willing to miuglc
with Concy again, for he il satisfied he
can beat the mot"rman any minute of
the day
chance to q, Inc back
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"Thc birth of n Nation"

Interest In the cnEarem.n, Of ".rh .
birth OF Il Nation" at the Academy Of
Music next week is manifesting Itself
IN an unusually brisk demand for seats
Tor the eleven performances. beginning
Monday night The sale opened with
" rush Yesterday morning. The en-
Eaecment or the big Griffith spectacle
Is for the entire week. and matinee
VIII be given every day at o:3O after
Monday. IL is impossible to give a
matinee on the companys opeainc dnv
on account OF the time required for
ihStaiihs tho massive production and
rchearSinG the orchestra Of thirty
The company carries twenty must
cians. and ten local men arc added
AS the score runs nearly three hours
and is unusually difficult. the local
musicians require an all day rehearsal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

NEW 0bItk, OCtOhcr 2l.-ln a ca bio
...'SHaH, TO-DAY 10 the National Horse
show Association. Lord Dccics an
bounced that he has failed in all cf
forts 10 find tn" Canadian challenge
NJ AN international trophy for army
"'NccrS, which was wou at the last
National Horse SHOW 10y I.:t.utenant
Baron lie M"Sl"w. OF tn. French arnry.
Captain M"rwin crawshay. Of the Brit
lSh army won the cup In lGl2. and
took II home with him To he turned
over !" the next winner crawshav
has been killed in action. aud nothing
can 10 learned of Baron dc Meslow.
"N'"nt mat he went to the front with
ms regiment. TIA" First Cuirassi"rs n,
~, nMtNr1Nk nf tic Mnr
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EXPECT JUAREz RACING

President NJ. J. VIM. who built the
Mexican track at JuarcZ, and who has
so managed every meeting that has
been held there. is in no way alarmed
over the publication that there would
he no racing there this winter.
He said that the Juarez Club enioyed
q twenty-ycar concession that was
granted by DiaZ. and that there have
been like announcements, made before
by the party In power.
The racing has continued through
every change in government. and he
saw no reason why 1t would not con-
tinue this season without any inter-
ference.
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.CAMECOCKS BEAT ACC|Es
SOUTH CAROL lNIANS ARE
WCTORS IN FAST CLASH
North tnrollnn I.nds Outpiay I,iynIs In
Ihrce PcrtodS-Isig Crowd Secs
Game nj RuIcI:.l,.

kNl-EiI'H. ). G.. October 21.--Uni-
vcrsity of South Carolina administered
y l"-to.lo defeat to Agricultural and
Mechanical. Of North Carolina here
inns afternoon in the annual State fair
week football game.
The South carolinians outplaycd the
TcchS in three Of the quarters, the To-
rals being unable to make any consis-
tent gains until the final period For
ware passes played prominent part
in the play of both teams. ana three
OF the -four touchdownS were the indi-
rect result of passes. FolCcr once in
tcfccptcd an y. NJ. pass and raced
iortH -nNc yards for Il touchdown. Three
OF a. y Ms points resulted from Bon
ncrs dropkick on the thirty-hvc- yard
line. -
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WHICH is WHICH

NEW YORK. October Elm order
to do away with the practice of boxers
adopting the names OF men whose rcpu-
tations have already been gained in the
ring. the athletic commission at it's
weekly session in No. Al Park Row YES
tnrday passed resolution to the effect
that no boxer shall he permitted to
usurp a name in current use by an
other ring performer. To accomplish
this end the committee. after first con-
sulting the attorney-Gcnerars office to
ascertain whether II has power TO en-
force the rule. will compel MI boxers
COmpctimg in This State 10 register.
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YALE. FRESHMEN HEAT
VARSITY Hl TOl tiDOW\

NEW HAVEN. October 2l-Thc Yale
freshmen to-day defeated The varsity
Sc:immaSc ncf&.E thcf .WuShin"tun and
jefferson Eni. lsl saturday.
'aptain Wilson was rested, and AmeS,
VINO substituted for him ram the Nal-
sitv TOO SLOWLY 10 get results church
and Blodgctr w"I, used as ends dis
placing NosclcH and Allou.
WaNs Winter. Jr. son uf ono at
Wales best former tackles humilatcd
the var ity 10y cro4siup their goal line.
only fifteen minutes Scrlmmu Gin@ was
ordered because Of tho heat
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Arrest Alleged GnmbI-r.

Louis ODpleman. who gave his occu-
patton as a barber. was served with a
warrant last night charging him with
engaging in game OF dice and fraud
ulently using the dice to secure IS
the property Of j. r. Howard" De-
tective SerGeants Wiltshire. Bailey and
Atkinson arrested the man.
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BINFORD WINS ANOTHER

Binford Junior High school added
another victor I" It's string YESTERDAY
afternoon, when II defeated me e,r,,a
McGuire's second team bv tho sc,.c
of Is TO : on the lattcr's gridi,or
The Who'll" Binford team PLAYED g,
wonderful game, both d.fcnsiycly .,,J
extensively, hut the Individual So,
were watkins. Burnham and RurE.r
Uho scored one touchdown each lame.
played pretty game ana was suc-
cessful In advancing III. ball .or BIN.
ford.
McCiuires nut UP good defensive
game, but the work Of the Dacr r.Id
deserves special mention.
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ARMY HOSPITAL. LIST
tD\TI\lfS 'In t.nnN

WEST POINT. y Y. October IL
The hospital list in the Army camp
continues 10 GROW. Ford. Colin. Can
tain Wcyland. olirhant, Mitchell. Park
81 and p'liarc wcr" all idle to-day be-
cause OF injuries. The iirst tNo named
nave been out of the play since the
colgate game. y patched up varsity
team had light sCrimuaGc with tho
scrubs this afternoon. but there Was NO
scoring. With tho GEORGETOWN same
nat two days OF the coaches are dis
COurAS sod over Tho OMtlnnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

OMAHA. NEk, October 2l-''W @
landed In Nebraska six hours ahead OF
S'hc""i". Have had wonderful trip
-" iar' everybody we'll and happy. .
The foregoing was received H.
evening from the Big Moose. Camel
WI" Is touring across the continent
WIN MIS-. camel and daughter. juno.
H!lSS Truce ana a professional chauf
lcur. tn" Moose will remain in Oman,
to-day and tomorrow he scheduled To
reach Columbus. Ncb.
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MrI'ugrurt to Marry.

BALTIMORE. MD. October FL
Johnny Mcraggart. one OF the best
known Jockeys in the country is to
wed Miss katherine Macdonald. Of
camden. y. J.. in st AmbroSc's Cath
Ollie Church. Baltimore. on November
). The reason the wedding Will take
hIacr here Is because his brother Tom
my; lives IN this city. and "A reception
VIII take plac" at the lattcr's home
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Odd Bits Of Sport
Mind Mnn Sumo l.nn:

DECATUR. I'LL. October 2l-John
Moore has entered competition for
the distinction of being the most con-
Hrmcd baseball fan OF the country.
Moore is blind. hu; is no, depending
upon the iniirmity to bring him any
advantages over his rivals. The prize
is a ticket admitting holder to all ball
Games between professional teams in
TINS country OF Canada.
Moore has not missed u game at De-
catur. which i$ q member of the Three
lcAEuc. in CiEht NcnrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

Tne soNrC" of AIeNHWG.r''s wild ante
worlds series booy'in. mas croWu cold
ana nov declares that Alex - not 4
second Mafty Since he FAILED to pltcl
ana WlN fUGr games from thu Evt
son. !l Is apparent that the fall.u au,
dccrtplt %.tr"skan must now shuttle
tErousa 'hI. mortal coil rs plaii
pitcher Alexander of the Pnuadol
phIa Nationt! League Baseball club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-22

CAMRR1D GE. MASS. October III
Harvard has an eligibility case pend =
ing before the athletic committee. Wal
lace. the big center. played soccer
football on the Pacific Coast. and there
Is some doubt as TO whether he should
be allowed to play on the varsity elev-
en- here.
Harvard had no complaints TO make
about LcGore's amateur standing. but
il is said that a complaint would have
been made for 1861. as il is known
that he represented Lafayette in lawn
tennis before entering Yale.