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Help Wanted-Fenale.

LADIES, SIS weekly easy, simple work,
no canvassing. Evenings at home, fas-
cinating. everything furnished, no ex-
perience. Don't worry about capital.
BOYD c. Brown, Dept, B-65. Omaha.
Nehr. 4july
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TRANSFER, STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thor. =
Thorsen. Proprietor, solicits all Kinds
Of moving and hauling. Furniture packed
phone s7s. Depot phone 7o4. juan
BINGHAM TRANSFER
COMPANY. Phone So.
Hauling. Packing. Storing.
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WRITE Motion picture plays; $50 each
Experience unnecessary. Details sent
free TO beginners. Producers League 124
Wainwright, st. Louis. 4juiy1t'
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$50 WEEKLY, evenings at home. Every
thing furnished, no experience, no can
vassingl Don't worry about capital.
Boyd II. BroYn. Dept, Ass. Omaha.
Nebr. 4july
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PERSONAL.

LADY 40, wealthy farm owner, would
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W. .. w.
Hickory Camp No. II Woodmen Of the
World meets second and fourth wednes-
day nights at 7:30 p. m. Woodmen Hall
corner Baylen and Romano
c. ]. oERTlNG.
c. D. CROOKE, Clerk
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FOR SALEs1.5o Mosler Spit Fire
Spark Plugs, Csc, while they last
Everything at cut rates. Flash lights,
35c. Everybody's, The House of 10, 900
Articles. sjune1m
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wANTED-Giri for house work. Ap-
ply 1921 North 18th, avenue. 41uly3ts
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low cottage and lots facing south. A
bargain for $1,000 cash. Worth looking
into as an investment: ideal small family
home. Address as. H. j." care Journal
June24tf
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HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT positions In post ONCE
railway mail and other branches are good
Prepare for exams under former u. S.
Civil Service Secretary Examiner. Book
let Ga free. Write today. Paterson
Civil Service School. Rochester. N. T.
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WANTED AT ONCE-Planer superin-
tendent and foreman (top salary, We
neer cutter, $3.50: mill foreman. s125;
millwright, 800; circular filer and saw
yer, 800: band fller, S.; Engineer. $40;
shipping clerk, 500: loaderman, S75i
lumber inspector; cabinet makers, ma
chine men. hoop foreman, $780, If you
are saw mill man Of any skilled occu-
patton, write Macks, Little Rock, Ark
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FOR SALE-Yacht Flying
Cloud, most beautiful and
best equipped sea yacht in
the southern waters. May
be seen at Pensacola Regatta
4july3t
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WANTED-TO BUY.

buy for cash. good second
hand pants, dark colors. Quick &
latham, Wright street. 27June1m
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FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and harness
$4,000 or will sell horse separate or
trade for good mule, T F. Westmark,
Pensacola Feed Co., 81 East Garden st.
Phone 4ls. 25june
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FOR SALE-Beautiful home on East
Hill; corner lot 105x1371s feet, highly
improved; fruit and pecan; house. five
rooms, hall, closets, storage and bath
room, front gallery and rear porch,
dining ROOM living room and hall pam
eled. All nicely finished Bargain Terms
Mary Van AusdaI. 1901 Lakeview avenue.
june19tiljuly10
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FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW West Garden, rooms, hall
bath. all modern. Cost $2.750-s1, 800
takes it. $500 cash, balance per cent.
P. o. Box sos 4juiy7t'
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BE A DETECTIvE-Earn $25 to SIS
weekly, chance to see the world with all
expenses paid. Write for particulars to
Lorraine Detective System Inc, Dept,
fts. Boston, Mass 4july
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WANTED.

WANTED-To buy for cash, good second
Latham. Wright street. 27june1m
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FOR SALE-Gent1e family
horse, buggy and harness,
500. Hallmark Transfer Co,
Phones 1145 and 297
A4,,HxAf
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FOR SALE-4-pasenger Overland auto in
good condition. Sell on very reasonable
terms. P ensacola Auto supply Co., III
North Pa1afox street. 18may
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FOR sALE-PowER Why mob get
more power from your engine? Per-
lection piston rings would do the trick.
They increase compression and will save
you their cost in oil. Sold by H. E..
Root, 29 West Garden. Phone 22o.
1ju1y2w'
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L HAVE several per cent mortgages
on improved property not over 50 per
cent. value. VIII discount. 'E' care
Journal. 4july1t-
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w. O. w.
1--we Oak Camp No. i, Woodman OF the
World meets first and third Tuesday
nights for general business and second
and fourth Tuesday nights for degree
work, Woodman Hall
W. H. WHITE,
c. VILLAR. Clerk.
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Pensacola Lodge. No. 9. I. o. o. =.
Pensacola Lodge No 4 T. o. O. r
metts every Thursday at $500 D. m IN
Rafford Hall. corner Baylen and Belmont
street. Visitors cordially invited.
JOHN GERKENS.
G. Lambrecht. n. q.
Secretary.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished front room down
stairs with kitchenette for light house
keeping. or will rent to gentleman. Phone
1864. Apply 131 E. Gregory street.
4july7t"
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FOR sALE-Cheap, Edison Photograph
and several records or will exchange
for most anything Of value. 604 p.
Wright Street. S1uly7t*
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-One 6-room cot
tage, with either IL or lots accom-
panying same, situated on East Hill one
block from car line; all modern conven-
iences-for anything of equal value, i'm
proved or unimproved. Address P. o.
Box 1853. june20tf
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FOR SALE-Cheap or trade for auto
mobile, 25-foot auxiliary sloop. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 1440 or phone 635.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

K. OF L.. NO. 1865.
Knights of Labor Assembly No 1858
meets the first Monday night in each
month at the w. o. W. Hall, corner of
o'clock.
e. H SIMPSON,
JOSEPH FFBRo, Master workman
Recording Secretary. limo
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GREEN PINE WOOD, all split and dry,
will pay s2.z5 per cord F. o. b. Pen-
sacola- The Perfection Laundry.
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FOR SALE-F1ve room bungalow, with
lots. east front. western part OF
city. Good home or investment. VIII
sell very cheap. Part cash. Address G.
J. Richardson, r. No. City. 3july7tS
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BRAND NEW Ford" Touring car body
$4,000. Hale top-buggy. rubber tired
and set of $500 harness. Cost new
$125.00, $500. City Transfer Co., L. &
N. Passenger Depot. Phone 400. 4juIy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
MANASSAS BESTS MORGAN
Closing Game of Sensop Easily won D!
Industrial school over Bnitt-
more Team.

MANASSAS. VA, November 25.-Ma
nassas Industrial school in the clos
Ing football game of the season mere
to-day easily defeated Morgan College.
OF Baltimore, by the score Of % TO o.
The visitors were unable to penetrate
She Manassas line or work around the
onds. but executed several clever for
ward passes for good gains
Manassas did its scoring throughout
tho game. getting Il touchdown In each
quarter The playing Of Elliot. star
!.ft end Of the Industrial School, was
tie outstanding feature of the game.
n" made three OF the touchdowns run
alag forty yards for the second and
eighty yards for the last one that was
scored y great crowd witnessed the
contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

was his speed and sure eye that kept
the speedy Berkeley from getting off
for any Of his long runs. Homcwood
put up Il great defense, as did his part =
ncr on the other side Of the line, Bos-
hamer. Captain Dave Tayloc also
mixed in on all occasions and per
formed great deeds on the secondary
defense.
Virginia realized its difficult task
in TIE early stages OF the game and
tried no less than four drop kicks, all
OF which went wild. Forward pass
iuS was resortcd TO on several occa-
Sons. and three times substantial,
gains wee made. Three Of tho nips.
however, we're intercepted by the Caro-
lima backs.
Jimmie White played 4 wonderful ALL
round game for Virginia He put up
a stellar defense. and was very effective
on an end around run, which was about
tho only PLAY the Carolinians could
not diagnose correctly. lIomcwood and
Boshamc:. in the inal stages, found Il
way 10 stop him.
Bunny Berkeley proved to be Il cork
ing good field general, and he eXcell.d
in this end III the game. Long, play
ing quarter for Carolina, wa-s not given
tho responsibility OF calling signals.
which duty fell Oh Mcdonald. II il
probably due TO this that several OF the
Carolina deceptive attacks We're stopped
without gaining the ground that they
looked good for.
LOCAL BOY ADDS
I.tIRi:I.S TO Ills FAME:
While Buck Mayer did not live up 10
his great reputation. much Of which
WAS gained against Carolina clcvens
OF previous years, Eddie Anderson, q
local boy. added more sprisa to his
laurel wreath. lie bill Oft yard after
yard on his off-tacklc uiung.s. and his:
playing on the dcfens" was OF the iirst
water He has demonstrated tina; he
VIII make = great successor to MAYER
a. The leader OF the Orange ana Blu"
on.nse NEXT season.
Captain Harris Coleman as we'll as
Mayer, finished his foot ball career
yesterday. and stepped from the lime
light with the knowledge that he has
lead one OF the best football machines
ever wearing the Orange and Blue II
was his hard tackle of Tayloe that
caused the Earolinians to lose the BALL
which put Virginia IN line for it's Grst
touchdown of the game.
III" game was remarkably free from
roughness. although the tnciiiug was
hard and spirited. There WAS no lung.
ing al the runner and slipping off
When Il man WAS tackled by either
Team he went TO the ground and sta. ed
there Only one penalty was cvact-d
for holding. although frequent cff-si,c
iorfciis were made Both sides suffered
equally in this respect
irior to the game, presdcn, Graham,
made an address TO the team from the
steps Of the Jefferson Hotel He was
accompanied by Mrs. Graham and scv-
cral members OF the faculty
Governor stuart had as his uu, SITS
DR. and Mrs. Alderman. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank ID. Williams and Alexander
Forward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
JOHN MARSHALL. DEFEATED
RALEIGH HIGH SCHOOL
WINS By SCORE OF $40 7
safety iu First Period Gives Advantage
to Tar Heels Which l. Not
oScrcOUc.

iSpccial 1" Thc Times Dispatch.I
RALEIGH. y. G.. November pa
safety in the frs, period gave Raleigh
High school : points lead over John
Marshall High school team. Of Rich
nond this afternoon that resulted in
q victory. 10 :. II was a fine game
and was Witnessed by a big crowd. The
safety was made when two Raleigh
lincmcn tackled u John Marshall rum
U"r behind their own goal post.
In tn" second quarter a tumble at
the twenty five yard line and II series
of line plunces and passes Of the ball
20 the tcn-Nard line gave Raleigh the
ball on the John Marshall fve-yard
line, when Champion rushed the tackle
for Il touchdown, but Mills failed to
kick goal.
John Marshalrs play was best In the
third and fourth periods and kept
Raleigh on the defensive. In the third.
John Marshall carried the ball to
RaleiGh's two-yard line. but struck a
stone wall. y series OF fake passes
from StrinEler to Harrison 10 Dugan
gave John Marshall it's touchdow n.
stars for John Marshall were Striuyler.
sale Anderson and Captain Gilbert
Raleigh. Position. John Marshall
Fauccttc. 100. left end. ....... Butler
Haynes left tackle. GILBERT
Coley. left guard. .rritchard
Tcrrai' ....... center. ......... DuEan
Norwood right guard. ..... Smith
Whiting. right tackle. .... Terry
Daniels. right end. ........ Kahn
Mills. quarter back Strinrlcr
champion. .... left half. Gore
II. Smith right half. 800. .Devinc
Hotchkiss.. full back. ....... Sale
captain.
Score by periods:
IJit,hr c
Jonn Marshall. ...o O 0 -
summary: Observation-Disclosures. Erwin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
CORNELL DOWNS QUAKERS |
PENNSYL WANNA LOSES
STIRRING GAME. "a TO 9
'i"tot> Claim 1915 Football Champions
ship &C I:nSt--t rovh Of
..5.0UD Present.
-NILLNnNLrMIN. NoNrlnbe. .

il!|lADElfHIA. NoNcub"" -
Cornell d"tcatcd t'cnnsy lvania on
Franklin Field to day in one Of tin"
most STIRRING contests seen on tn;tt
bat Scared rridiron in a lnuE time.
aud tonight tho ithncans arc claim
mG the football championship OF 'hc
East The score was II to y. but 1t
does not indicate the terrible scare
Red team down to the last period OF
play. The final quarter opened with
l'cunsy iNania leading, TO q, and Cor
ncii lighting desperately.
PENNSYLVANIA. battered about by
various teams during the season and
desperate from adverse criticism he
cause o! her poor showing. had risen
lh" il&sh in Tie second period. swept
Cornell of hcr feet and took the lead.
Then cornell. with defeat staring her
in the face. showed her championship
c:tlibrc. by 4 mighty effort she
smashed Pennsylvania great defense
anu battered nor way 10 victory by
scoring two touchdowus and - field
goal
Dnrrcu Proves Ia he Hero.
Twenty five thousand persons saw
tn. New York state team win hcr way
third straight victory over Pennsyl-
van!a and her fourth win over her old
rivals in twcnty-thrcc years. Barrett
WAS coruclrs greatest hero and closed
his football career by scoring eighteen
OF cornclls twcnty-four points.
In the second period Pennsylvania
showed most OF the brilliant playing
Cornell made a touchdown early IN
the period by the terrific line buck =
ing of her backs, Captain Barrett LAX
Ing the score on short end run
fcnnsyvlania secured the bali III Cor
nell territory and gained forty yards
on beautiful forward pass. Another
forward pass put the ball on Cornell
l-yard, mark and the rest was easy
Later in the period. lIawlcy kicked :,
field goal from the twenty-cight- W. I'd
line. The third period. was desperately
Fought with neither team getting amy
decided advantage. Then Cornell
opened up and Pennsylvania began tc
faiter The I,hacans hammered tho
: Red and Blue line and finally Barrett
broke through for a forty-two- var,
rum and touchdown. This score
shook Pennsylvania confidence and
Cornell soon added another touch
down. largely on all intercepted for
ward pass. Barrett ended tho scoring
with a field goal.
The Navy football squad which PLAYS
the ARM at New York on Saturciay
saw the game. Half the squad sat OF
the Cornell side line while the Other
half watched the game from the Penn
sIlvana side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
1eraZs Humble Tmheel Aggies--7 echs Oer1ueh1 Cadets

Of Carolina. umpire, simpson. OF Eay
lci. head lncsman, Shaw. Of Davidson;
timcko@pcrs nroughton, OF Wake For
est. and Barker Of Richmond.
Scoring: Touchdowus 49, Champion.
fo, Raleigh and Anderson for Lohu
Marshall. Goals from touchdowns-- Sale
safety by Raleigh.
Smbstitutions: iGh-Spruiu for
Faucctte. X. Smith for Spruill Eau
ccttc for Smith. l.umsden for Norwood.
T.. Hali for Whiting. John Marshall
Anderson for Butler. Time. twelve min.
ute quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
SCOUTS COLLECT s71.53
Crowd Mt Football Game Contributes
This Sum to Aid War Suf-
fCrers In Europe,

Boy Scouts of Richmond yesterday
afternoon collected $3.50 from the
spectators at the Virginia Carolina
football game. at Broad Street Park,
and this money will he turned over
to the war sufferers Of all nations in
Europe.
Between the halves the Scouts
passed among tho spectators and COL
Iected a large quantity Of small coins.
%The money donated Will be used to
relieve suffering among the homeless,
sick and wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
I'UNBLEs GIVE VIRGINIA
TWO TOUCIIDOWN =

The first score came in the third
period, and was directly the result of
tumble by Captain Dave Tayloc, OF
Carolina. Captain Tayloc tried a long
end run and was caught in the firm
embrace OF Captain Coleman. of Nir-
Sinia, who rode him for several yards
before they went crashing to he
ground. So hard was the impact that
the spiral Went spinning ont of the
Carolinian's arms into those OF Il Vir-
ginian. This was twenty yards from
simply paraded that distance for n
touchdown.
y fun:blc in the final period gave
Virginia the ball again. and 1t was
another steady march to the goal.
After scoring the stcond touchdown.
the ball was brought by Virginia 20
within one foot of the line. and Pop
Iaunigan. running on the field, drew
a Gfteen-yard penalty for the Orange
and Glue. which cut off another score.
While Tandy remained in the game,
the Carolinians had the advantage in
The kicking department, although Thur
man outpuntcd him. This was due TO
the fact that the Tarheel ends and
Ramsey, at tackle. frequently got down
so fast under the ball that the Nir-
ginia back! had to let II hit the ground
without trying to catch ii. Only tw'cc
did berkeley get started, and then he
was thrown before he could Ect under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
EMORY AND HENRY WINS
King College Defeated at Bristol j.!
Bin Crow0-Losers Brace in
E'innl pcrInd.

BRISTOL VA, November 21.-Fit-
teen hundred people. including many
college girls and BOYS. witnessed a
notable gridirOn contest here this
afternoon, in which Emory and Henry
College team won from King College.
of Bristol, by the score OF il to -.
Heavier than the Mig boys. Emory
and Henry had u strong lead unt;l
the final quarter, when the local team.
playing with renewed vim. scored n
touchdown, to which was added n goal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
LYNCHBURC CHAMPIONS
UNDISPUTED CLAIM TO
VA. HIGH SCHOOL TITLE
Defeats Norfolk Tenn by Score of
- to IL I'm Hnrd-Eought
Gridiron Battle.

LYNCIiBURG. VA. November. Il
The Maury High School. of Norfolk.
started OF like Il winner here to-day
In the game with Lynchburg High
school, scoring two touchdowns early
during the first period. Then lynch
burg stcadcd and won, rs To IL After
the first period Norfolk was on the
defensive practically the whole time
Norfolk battered the local lire to the
tcH-yard line and scored on a beautiful
."twarh pass. ON the next Kickoff
Norfolk Went straight to the Lynch
burg goal in the first quarter. first with
fourteen yards through right tackle
after which Bell broke through center
( Tor forty yards and touchdown. In
the remainder OF the game Norfolk
threatened To score only once again
working the ball TO the iive-y ward lin.
luht to safety Bonncy dropped the
hall, losing il on downs. Lynchburg
soon rushed the ball for a score
Forward PASSES Frequent.
Three of the four local toEchdowus
! came from forward passes TWO of them
beng ON very difficult catches by Best
a substitute who was playing his initial
same i.yn"hhurg resort"d 10 forward
asses six times. scoring three times
in this manner.
L. III" first period, Dean attempted to
hand!" - l.ynchburg punt behind the
goa! line. and succeeded in falling on
the ball after il had become free. this
giving l.ynchbnr@- a safety.
The game was hard-fuught through
out. both teams fighting c!eanly 10 the
finish. l.ynchbUrg was outwei, ghcd AN
average OF fifteen pounds To the man
The game gives Lynchburg undis-
puted lain TO the Virginia High School
championship. The lineup.
LynChhurg. Positions. Norfolk
Lew ......... left end . Fcutress
tiifoy, l.. e.. left tackle .... Daomuu
Lindsay. ..... left guard T.ugl.
bpp!cman. center $3.50. Moltzclaw
Slaughter. right guard ~ L.vct,
Horton. ...., right tackle Trcakle
Wrcnn. ...... right end $500. Turubull
l.. Dirom. quarter back .... Dean
Christian. LEFT half back I.on-
, i. Dirom. right halt back .Be,l
| APP .........: full back ....... Eooncy
Referee. Robbins. Y. y. L. Umpire. =.
Macleod. Rivcrmont y. G. Headlines
man. %cruggs. Rivcrmont y. {. sub
stiiUtions: FOR LynchhurC-Ecst FOR
Wrcnn. For Norfolk-Hail for Fen
tree, Fcntress for Long. Pate for Fen
tree, FcntrcSs for Dean Summary
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Best C2>. Chris
tian, Turnbul and Rcll. Goal from
touchdown-IIorton 90. Dean co
Safcty-l.ynchburg. Time-.Three -
ana one l2-minutc quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
GREAT TIIRONt. VIEWS
STIRRING CONTEST

Unofficial reports place the attcnda / &C
a. 1000, and in this huge mass was
Governor Henry Garter Stuart, OF Viz
rin;a President L. =. Alderman. Of
the University of Virginia: Pres.d ent
Edwar. J. Graham, OF the University Of
North Carolina, and other persons of
note. hoth III the official and social life
%! the CoInmonwca!ths As usual, the
Virginia supporters occupied the open
stand on the north side of the field, and
the Carolina rooters tho south open
stand. The grand stand was about
equally divided between the two lepicns
Of faithful. Both ends of the big pa rk
were damned With those unable to
find seats. No available space was I'M
occupied.
Bands crashed out their cheerful and
snappy. ii not very tuneful airs. and
cheer leaders worked tremendously
with the checrgivers. These we'll
ordered series OF smashing shouts
were ofttimes drowned under the
storms OF spasmodic yells and sheets
OF applause which were forced out of
those not under the leadership OF the
ldsty lunged. arm waving creators of
noise. With every storm OF applause
there were waves of color put in mo-
ton. The Orange and Blue predomi-
mated, but the White and Blue was
there when the occasion demanded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
lontbnl Player Die. of Injuries.

WILLIAMSBURG. PA, November %,
Fred Mckeogh. a member OF the
Dickinson College freshman football
tanm. received injuries In the game
with Wiliamsport High school to-day
from which he died Il few hours later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

Summary: Touchdowns-Ba gley.
.; Barrett, lizard. ShultZ. Sorrcls, Har-
rson and sullivan >. Goals from
touchdowns-B agley. >; Shultz. |: Rid
dick /. Eefcrec--MaXwcll (Swarth-
more). Umpire--Zciglcr tPeunsyl-
vaniaD. Neadlincnan-Giass Lchlgh).
Time Of periods fifteen minutes.
Substitutions: Washington Lee
None. y ana M.-Mc Dougal for
Anthony. Wcathcrs for McDougal. Nc
Coy for Young, Rand for Mccoy, sum
ner for Temple. Homewood for sum
nor. Summer FOR LIOmeMnNd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
REALIZES
IT'S DIFFICULT TASK

Ramsey played one of the best de-
fensive games ever seen here. He was
In every play. and was always found
at the bottom OF the heap, with mis-
arms tightly cncircling the runner.
His tackl:ng was clean and hard, and
he was down on every punt, and ii