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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
I. M. Richardson Mourned by All

The death Of r. VI. Richardson. one
Of the pioneer business men aud great
est workers for oklahoma, who was
stricken Saturday afternoon. came rs
a great shock 10 the whole state. Death
cums suddenly from heart failure at
the family residence at 200 West
Sixth street Saturday afternoon, when
after All afternoon nap he arose to look
at the thermometer and fell without IL
word.
Although not I'm extreme m
health. MIR. Richardson has not been
well since a severe spell Of the grippe
he suffered last winter. and the long
and hopeless illness of his son. win
Richardson. to whom he devoted the
greater part Of his time, had also ex.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
RAILROADS LOSE POINT
As TO LUMBER RATES

WASHINGTON. July 10 Proposals
Ia Increase rates on lumber from the
southwest 10 ~ Louis aud Cairo aud
into Cincinnati and Louisville were
found by the interstate commerce com
mission today ~ be reasonable The
decision was nm extensive one. concern.
Ing chiefly rates IN lumber from south
and southwestern points 10 railroad
crossings on the Ohio river.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

said. and II was supposed that he
brought her here with him. The OF.
Ulcers here know nothing about the
woman, however, as she seems TO have
disappeared about the time Cook was
arrested. Cook hos a family at Col.
Umhus.
Governor Williams honored the requi
sition today and the deputy sheriff
Will start home with the prisoner to.
night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

lice William'h court Friday afternoon
and fined $40 aud costs each for fish.
ing In Il small posted lake west OF Ok
lnhoma City, paid their fines Saturday
nhd were released. r. Noel, the other
member Of the piscatorial quartet.
paid bis fine Friday at the court.
None OF them, seemingly, could under
stand why II was a crime for a niger
To fish for that most beloved OF all
negro titblts. catfish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
A VAIN SEARCH
FOR WITNESSES
Deposition In the Peter Biewer Case
Could Not BE Taken To-day Because
Two Could Not BE Located

80 DISPOSITIONS were Taken today II
the Peter Biewec ease, the attorneys
Cor the superintendent Of the BERTH
Ion burcuu being unable 10 get the
witnesses they desired t. i%utcrrognte.
Attorney Giddlngs stated To Justice
BrHll that the deposition could not be-
taken today because the Witnesses
were out " the city.
A Witness named Scott. he told the
court, who works for the Phillip,
Transfer company, will testify that he
saw Babe Hobbs aud Cirutu Doughty
get into the automobile near the
Auditorium with Chief Nichols and
Mysterious Bob the night ~ the al
legged ride out to Grand boulevard
Scott cannot be found today, however.
II was also stated by the attorney
that Oscar Grace. owner " the clean
Ing establishment on West California.
where Justice Bradshaw saw the
striped skirt, would testify that he
heard the two girls on one occusion
telephone Ia chief Nichols aud that the
nnmc ~ Bob" was used ln the con-
yprsntiun.
The ease against Blower and the
Hobbs girl is set for trial IN the
county court tomorrow. The original
case against Blower, I'm which he Is
charged with receiving stolen property
Is set for preliminary hearing before
Justice Muupin "Wednesday aud win
be- heard at the court house
Much NJ the froth having been blown
OF the police cases, II l. expected that
the courts viii soon get down 10 bus
incss IN the trial Of the chnr"cs
o"niu,t Bicwer An application to the
criminal court " appeal Tor the dis
missNl N the case Amiu-l Blcvrr md
the Hobbs girl win also be- made this
week.
ptun,ht,a III, NpaI QRn fT.-- n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

church Tuesday beginning at ~
O'Clock, IN honor Of Mrs. C. NJ Bis,
who Is soon to leave the city for her
new home IN Enid All members ARE
urged 10 attend and bring one thing
Tor luncheon
Miss Ida Gilbert will accompany
Mrs Ernest Bake uud family tu Med.
icihe Pnrk Tuesday for an outing.
Mrs. l.. Y Landlord entertained In.
formally at auction Saturday morning
In honor OF her sister Miss letn Bar.
bour " AtUka High score WIS msde
by Miss Marguerite pndrlfurd who re-.
ceiyed Il hoA " correspondence cards,
aud the honor guest wns the rpcluipnt
OF silk lingerie Luncheon WAS served
at | o'clock at u tuUle adorned win
sweet peas. Guests Of the orcusloI,
were Miss Marguerite and Anita pnd.
clfOrd, Minnelctha Jones. Hazel IoIly.
Marie Wallace. Rosn Enochs. and N,r.
tie Brewer.
The regular meeting Of the Mis-, ION.
AIRY society of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church will be a porch party Tuesday
morning at q O'Clock at the home "
Mrs. T. A. Crnyens at 40 West SlA.
teerth street. Mrs Stephen Treadwcll
VIII give the missionary story.
Mrs. c. A. Huber and Mrs. W. @.
Huber entertained with delightful In.
f"rmnllty Friday afternoon nj the
nome " the former honoring Mrs. o..
car p Huber with n miscellaneous
shower. Punch was served from a
flower de"ked table. A drawing con.
test was II N the features Of the
afternoon ma the young bride. Mrs.
Oscar Huber, san several heautlful
songs. and gave piano selections nl,o
llalnly refreshments were served with
the assistance ~ the hostrsses' young
daughters. Misses Carol aud Mabel
inter which Mrs Huber DISPLAYED her
beautiful gifts. The guests Of the Mt.
ernoon were Mines L. t. Byrum. ID.
]. MurrOw Cnrl Mitchell. Frnnk
Knox, ". J. Davidson. y 4. Adams.
j. l. Handley T. Frye. 4. T. Wood
and + y Smith ~ Yukon. and Misses
Olette Knox, Alma Davidson and
Marie jackson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
PERFORMER AT THE FOLLY
USES $1,000 STAINER VIOLIN

A Stalner violin pronounce II sti
ner and you are further along with
you musical %educationl valued at S.,
900, n being used by pretty Lily Ma.
tell now playing at the Folly IN Il
cabaret act with her two sisters. Miss
Natelli states the stainer was made In
1890 and that she has Il insured for
only half It's full value.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
TOBACCO AND VICE
Tried and Trusty Weed on the Grill
At international Purity Congress
Now In Session

SAN FRANCISCO. July lO-At the
second days session Of the ninth IN.
ternatlOnal purity congress, the pro
gram included addresses by Dr.
Charles g. Pease. OF New York, prpsi.
dent Of the n0n-smOkers protective
league Of America, ON The tobacco
vict contributOry to sexual immoral.
ity - by Mrs. Mary y. Teats OF Chi
cago, on the twentieth century home
versus the so-called new morality, "
aud by clifford g. Roe, " Chicago,
on ''rhe new purity plan"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

slave aud body servant, Jim. from We.
woha, 10 pay his last respects to his
young musNa,' who had been his most
faithful friend.
Mr. Richardson was one ~ the most
widely known business men In the
stat" Coming 10 Oklahoma at the op-
cnlng he secured the three lots at
the corner " Grand avenue aud Har.
yey avenue. where the Baltimore build
Ing now stands. Here he and .;s
son, u. g. Richardson opened one Vt
the first lumber yurds In the city
which afterwards developed into both
wholesale and retail.
Founded First Bank
lie also established and was presl-
dent NJ the first hank known as the
Oklahoma hank, which afterwards he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
Society Euents
Harriet Dunn Bentley. Office Phone ". 4OJo

Mr.. aud Mrs. r. q. Chambers aud
Mr.. Gavin Chambers will leave We'd
nesday IN their motor car for Excel
siOr Springs, where they will spend u
couple Of weeks.
MIR. Charles Edward johnson and
Mr.. George Sohlberg left Saturday for
II weeks business trip to Denver and
other Joints IN Colorado.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert X. walker
spent Sunday at the country home Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Dine johnson, southwest
Of the city.
Circle 3 Of the First Methodist
church will meet Tuesday Ut ~
O'Clock for an all days session aud
picnic lunch with Mrs. H. H. Hansen
at 1913 West Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Beattle and
daughters, Misses Hazel and Helen
Beattle will leave July 80 for II trip
TO California, aud the expOsitiOns.
At. H.. mn J.. r.u,
,.r anL ''
wtn s"o,I sa"nSaI ,.ant ~
' ~
A partv consisting NJ Mfr md Mrs
+. II Tidnam Mis- Lillian Tidnnm.
Dr Curt Won Wedel Jr and N.s.r.
Gunnel Moore. Gns O'Nell apd Dan.
~ n -
NJ uad,ntna parr '''"' ~ VIVA ''u
Mrs q f. Cheney who after snend.
Ing four months I'm New YORK Detroit
Boston. Chicago and Kansas CIV and
has been the guest M nor sister Mrs
W. Il. Forkner Of this city left Satur
day evening for her home in San
Francisco. yIn' denver and Sail Lake
city.
Miss Marguerite Gallager and Mr..
Karl Elliott were quietly married this
morning ut u o'clock by Father Me.
Acndpmy They Ieft Immediately FOL.
lowing the ceremony for Knusas CITY.
Chicago and New York The bride has
been one Of the trusted employees Of
the Harriss-lrby Cotton company Tor
several years. Mr. Elliott IL sales.
manager for the Pettee Hardware CON.
pnny, They will be gone II month aud
liott's narents NJ K-,ohnn.t.r Ma
Miss Helen Mahan. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. \. Mahan celebrated the
Saturday afternoon by entertaininr n
marty on fourteen piri friends Game.
and n dainty luncheon with the birth.
day cake and IFS burning tauers fen.
tured the afternoon. The guests we're
Misses Elizabeth Bail. Alta and Vida
Mnloney. Dorothy Reed Dorothy Van
Meter. Allie Bnbcock Dorotby and
Selma Stone. yelma Mitchell Ina
Rice. Ona Johnson. lone Leoyerton
Lucille Lindsay and Mildred nm
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b McClellan1. Jr.
are planning 10 leave the last ~ the
month for Clarendon. Tex, where they
Will visit Mr.. McClelland's parents.
arrive this evening for a visit with
his o and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Elmer
Freeman.
,
rill departed Sunday evening for Al
lens Park. and Denver, Colo, where
they will spend the remainder Of tn,
summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
BUM LAW, THEY THINK
Colored Folks Pay Fine for Fishing In
Restricted Waters, But Reserve
Opinion Of Framer Of Edict

Mary Hall. Roml Owens and Cor
nelia Hopper, all disciples Of Isaac
Walton, who were hailed before JUS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Ministers nre not the only men who
marry for money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19
MONTERREY FOOD SHORTAGE
TEMPORARILY RELIEVED

LAREDO, Tex, July 19-Dlstribu-
ton OF Red Cross relief funds at
Monterey begun Saturday. Passen.
gers arriving here today reported food
supplies there ample but prices high.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Plumbing ReOairs. Hutton. Wal 1911.
-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Mrr, Harry Stewart Of 1921 West
Main street win entertain the Lady
Maccabees and their friends at cards
Tuesday evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Plumbing. Phi. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Mis- Matte Ellen Frazier win leave
for her home In Muskosee Tuesday,
acompanied by her cousin, Miss Eliza
beth Buchanon, whom she has been
visiting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

July Clearance of Laces
SIX finished all-oyer lace, 80 inches
wide, In white and ecru worth regu.
larry $l5O-the July Clearance, Sl.00
a yard.
zoe FlOuncinse at 45c Yard--Ger-
man Val, and shadow flounclng In
conventional and floral designs mark.
ed unusually low.
Zoe and SOC Values at Ise Yard
Net lace edges. 4 to q Inches wide
round and square edges. IN white.
(Laces on Fourth Floor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Rro,
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Mrs. O. +. Cheney who after spend.
Ing four months In New York, Detroit.
Boston, Chicago and Kansas city, aud
has been the guest II her sister. Mrs.
W X. Forkner Of this city, left Satur
day evening Tor her home In San
Francisco, via Denver aud Salt Lake
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Circle 3 Of the First Christian
church Will have a social meeting and
luncheon In the banquet room OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

5oc silk dress shields, 27c.
25c shirt waist and regular dress
shields at l9c.
100 adjustable shields, 21c.
25c net top sanitary aprons Mt ice.
Buttons made to order.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Chambers aud
Mr.. Gavin Chambers will leave We'd
nesday IN their motor car for Excel
sior Springs, where they will spend u
couple Of weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
lAPCE CROWN Will MATCH
BASEBALL PLAYERS SHOOT
M:"hrrScn. trn"Jr'I np,I Others VIII
BE Sr"n in trt"n West End
Gun Club To- Morrow

From the present outlook. the base
hall PLAYERS, Ch"iStv Matheweor
Doc Crand"ll, Harry Davis aud Chief
Ecn.'"r Will have big crowd Of
Th"otr"S and SncciatorS out Ia see
them "Goot morrow rh" West t.nd
Gun club traps ave reached hv West
hampton c""s. getting OF 1T Ston Is or
by "nto,0ohilra. Patterson Avenue vest
{" Rrnting Avevi,c. to strort-car line
and thence west on car line To stop IL
The shooting Will hcGin about
o'clock. Two Sets OF trans will he
used. and all shooters and would hc
shooters are cordially invited To shoot
arainst these baseball celebrities
The captains az til" various teams
ave '"uucsted 10 register their men in
squads ~ eve upon reaching Inc
ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
INDIANS ARE STAMPED
THURMAN PROVES STAR
FOR HAMPDEN- SlDNEY
Di:ntnutIvr Quarterback Makes sixty
hrc-fnrd Run and Does t.ruund-
Ginning for Tigers.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. November
d.-Thurman, the diminutivc quarter
back of the Tigers. ran up and down
the field almost at viii to-d;v against
the Indians. aud as a result: Iiampdcn-
= sidney College overwhelmed William
and Mary here this afternoon by the
score OF IS to o. Thurman not only
scored two touchdowns. roiu. through
tn. entire indian team on one occasion
for run Of sixt!-tive yards and "A
touchdown. bu, his repeated gains of
from ten to thirty yards and his uu-
canmy precision in giving and receive
ing forward passes put HIS team in
striking distence OF the William ana
Mary goal. p"lmorc and Bug. shared
honors with Thurman on the offensive
while all members o! the Flyer team
played Il good defensive game. The
forward pass WAS worked successfully
half Il dozen times for long gains
On the other hand. William and
Mary attempted only ono forward pass
and this resulted in a touchdown for
iianpdcn Sidney. being intercepted by
i'hi,n"rc. who ran sixty yards for goal.
IN" Indian line was wocfuliy weak.
and time and time AGAIN the opposing
Ehemcn brck" through to throw the
lacks for losses. Captain Wallace and
Goslce were the only consistent
ground gamers for the Williamsburg
crs and Goslce and Geddy starred on
the defensive. Tn. Indians. after being
/ swampcd in the first TWO periods
hraced. ana in the third quarter the
Tigers scored but once. They were
largely on the defensive in the final
period Wallace repeatedly tearing
through the line for good gains The
contest WAS free Of rough play and the
only penalties imposed We're for hold
ing and onside play. The lineup:
AN!or ....... left end ...... Owens
Shaekciford. left tackle 80. striker
tCaptaiD
Lyle. ........ left guard .. Early
Gillespie. center .... Bootl,
ilerzir. right guard stevens
''isp... right tackle Copeland
Am!ck .... right end &C.. Ferguson
Parrish .... left halfback .... .Goslcc
I'aimorc... right halfback ..Lassiter
, 6ugr ......... fullhack Wallace
Score by William and Mary.
, q. o. a. O.: liampdrn- Sidney 1t, Il = a.
Observation-Disclosures >. Bugg. Thur
man =. Field -oa,--Bugg. Goals from
tou"hd"wn-nurr J.
oiicinls: Referee. Jackson, 81 Balti-
more CT" College: umpire. Hedgepeth
, OF North Carolina; head ,incsman,
Alexander Davidson.
Suhst!tut:ons: liampdcn- Sidney Al
len for Ivle. Wilson fo~ Hcr2ig oliver
! for raln-or", GooicShv for AmiCk era
ham for Eurg William ana Mary:
Maddox for owens. Wilson for Booth
llcdriCk 70" Stevens Robinson for
conH!and. Green for Ferguson. Doss for
G"Sl"e. am l.assiter and w, st Tor boss.
Tine Of quarters. fifteen minutes
each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Vandy's Coach ays---
The Best Team Won "

Charlottesville VA, M
rrmbcr B.-Conch Nnrncr, of Vir-
ginin:
-'I'hr result of the isnrnc was high
~ satisfactory. The conrhing staff
!. well p1cnscd with the showing.
mndr by the team. The breaks
were al; against uM In the first
period. hut the eleven fornh itself
in the next quarter. and played true
Ia early season form. Mayer. I'D.
Anderson, White. Captain Coleman
and Brown were in tho game at MI
times. Berkeley disrIn.cd splendid
Gcncraiahip. and ran back punts In
fine style. No0rc and Thurman also
i,ut up Il hard game. whites tark-
ling was effective. Vanderbilt put
up "a clean Smmic. i;cr team X u
good one. but Ind no chance to get
away with IL victory to-day"
Coach ,icEuein. OF Vanderbilt:
Virginia has u tinr team. and WINS
iar too strong for us. Such back
field men as NirEinin has just can
no, he stopped. Despite the rnct
that muny of our players were
bruised up In to-dny's contest. we
will try 10 get them In shape for
Auburn next Saturday"
Captain Harris Culemnn. of Nir-
.In.a:
"Hir-inIa'S offensive won the day
"" knew that IT the team was right.
there would he M doubt nbuut the
outcome. And IL WIS right"
Captain q. III. Cohen, of Nnndcr-
hiit:
'rhr hest tenn wun."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

GERS. therefore il is only just tina, We
warn our local shooters to look to
their iaurclS.
The trip involved will include visits
!" several OF the larger cities where
these national wiclders OF the horse
hide and ash Will try their skin at
trimming picked squads OF local clay
breakers. Richmond, Baltimore. PITTS
bUrEh. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis. :i.snSas CRY, omaha, Des
Noines. minneapolis, Milwaukee,. CHI
cH.o, Toledo Detroit, syracuse New
York and New Haven are included in
tho itinerary. ana several other cities
VIII undoubtedly be visited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

five yards from go1l. Sp,rr gained TWO
Yards Mayer got one more. but the
next try failed. Mayer carried ii over
Thurman kicked goal.
The Commodores kicked off. Mayer
bringing Tho ball five yards Morrison
replaced Zerfoss. Anderson Went
around left end for twenty-five yards
Spar went through right tackle for
five yards. being stopped by Wigs
Two yards we're made Oh Tie next play
and Mayer swept around eft end for
thirty yards. Anderson hi tackle FOR
sevcn NOR" and added one III the next
attempt Mayer failed to gain. being
nailed by Adams. Sparr as checked
with w" inches needed t. make ,rst
down FIVE yards from the .hrec. yard
line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
THURMAN HEiVIS FIRST
PASS INTO WHITES ARMS

Vanderbilt immediately punted TO the
tytive-yard line. Mayer brought
the bal! back seven yards and then
romped around right end for eleven
yards, Curry and Wigs bringing him
down so hard that time was taken out.
Cody tackled Spar, who gained one
yard. berkeley made eight yards
around left end. Thurman here demon
strated that his arms were as dcpcnda-
bic rs his legs by heaving the sphere
hftecn yards into the waiting arms of
young Jimmy White, who was on tho
far side OF the chalk. Allan then
kicked his third goal from touchdown.
Once more the Commodores kicked
20 Virginia. Berkeley bringing the oval
back ten yards. Eddie Anderson saw
an opening big as II subway on
trance between right guard and tackle
and went forty yards before Curry got
him off his feet. Spar and Mayer
made another first down. Anderson
made seven yards through left tackle
and Spar carried the bail over. Thur
man put ii across the horizontal
lin White brought the Kick oft back
twenty Yards. Berkeley made six
yards, being tackled by Cody. Mayer
went through tackle for nine more
yards. Williams stopped Spar. and
the half ended with the score Is TO 3.
in favor of the Orange and Blue
vANDY LINE HoLsTEisED
Up BY SUBSTITUTI0NS
Nandy kicked to Virginia the second
half. and Bunny Berkeley brought the
ball forty yards to midheld Fricl
downed him. The Nandy lineup was
changed by three substitutes. The first
play gained five yards but Putnam was
hurt The teams lined up, but the in
jured man was found to be iii a daZed
condition and was not aware of what
was going on. G. Brown took his place.
Three plays made nfteen yards. Berke-
ley then pulled OFF twenty-five yards.
Anderson Slipped and failed 10 gain.
Mayer made four off left tackle. Van
derbilt was penalized five yards for first
down. Sparr skinned left tackle for
thirteen yards. Anderson carried it
over from the courtyard line. Thurman
booted the goal.
The Commodores kicked to Virginia.
and Spar brought it back twenty
yards 10 the forty-yard line Berkeley
then skipped around right end Cor
twenty yards being brought down by
Curry. Anderson hit the line for three
yards. Mayer circlcd right end for
hfteen yards, putting two Vandy men
down for the count. With only fifteen
yards TO go. Bunny berkeley let the
ball leave his hands, and Curry. small
est OF the Vandy squad, carried the
ball eighty five yards for n touchdown.
Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
SPIDERS PRESENT MOST
FORMIDABLE TI:AM Ot SEASON

The Spiders presented more formid-
able team than was tho case when tho
Hampton Sidney TOOK their scalps and
especially the backHcld. which showed
the greatest Improvement. having a
great punch. IN the Spide. secondary
defense WAS Miller, who played a game
on the oftcnse that caused the Spiders
tn advance the bali up the ;ield FOR
the lone touchdown. Not once did he
fail when called upon To advance the
ball. Closely following him comes
Durham. the spider tackle. for his run
ming and long gains, while Carter is
good third for honors OF the game
Breaking through the Spider rlcfcuse
Park hoy. tackled the alert Jackets
hard and for LOSSES.
For Randolph Macon Nottingham
ana YOUNG pun up a great game. frc-
iucntly making gains through the
spider team. and Richardson got off
some sood punts.
The greatest disappointment Of the
game was the work OF Lancaste. He
WAS no; the same fellow that beat
Ham3dcn- Sidney. for the plays tina, he
ran We're easy for the Spiders TO
fathom. ana were Smeared, especially
tho ones in which he cndcavorrd TO
carry the piGskin. During the tin:u
quarter he was relieved by Captain
Scott. but the change had come too
late TO do any good
The Spider machine jus; outpIaycd
Randolph Macon. and that was tn.
cause OF the defeat more than the re-
versal OF form by the stars. Lancas;e-
and Captain Scott
Forward passes were resortcd 10 by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

i!Uttery for to-day: AIaSv, Chief
Bender. DOC Crandall ana marry Da-
EiS tucsS Il lineup Ike this would
lnhne the fans SIT III and take notice
H"il. that's the ticket for the next few
GAYS No. brother fam, has chaifS all
"N'I. It's trapshooting time now. ami
the above mentioned gentlemen. under
Tic icndeTSEIp al one Buck" Calvin.
wcl! ';rowu among tn. s-ratt.r-t,un
sports Of the country. viii shortly start
oHt 20 CLIP the wiley clay pigeon in
its native bHuufs
Algrt from being mil whizz"rs'' OF
the nrst watvr, r"por; has 1t that our
me ir'-nrs are Some 'punhins" when
!. Nnln"s TO pulverlzinE The sAuCy .iu-