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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
PLAY CADETS

The final practice, in preparation for
the game with Fork Union Military
Ma rshallites vesterTay AFTERNOON. Coach
Simpson, not wishing to run any risk.
ordered the days work to cons!s. OF
n signal practice, only thus doing away
with the scrimmage for one day.
Coach Simpson, Manager Hargrove
and fourteen members of the squad
will leave this morning on the 10
o'clock train to play the country Ca
diets. The coach is well pleased by
the showing the team has made. and
announces that the boys will hgk. hard
to down the farmers this afternoon.
Following Is the list Of the men talk
en- on the trip, including coach and
manager: Simpson. coach; IIargrovc
manager; Gilbert. Captain, and Terry,
tackles: Pritchard and III. Smith,
guards; Cain and Core, ends; Strinser.
Thompson, Devine and Sale. backs;
Taylor. center: Weisiger. Butler and
Dugan, subs. Walter Anderson. an
end, was left at home. due to an IN
jury received In practice.
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EVIDENCE AGAINST KlVlAT
landscapes Campbell VIII Testify to
Expense Money Dcmnnd-Out-
come Public Soon

NEW YORK, October 22-Thc adj
journed meeting of last week to in.
vcstigate the amateur status OF Abel
Il. l<iviat and Harry j. Smith, of the
irish ~ merican Athletic Club. and
Bronx Church House, respectively, for
alleged demands for excessive expense
accounts. will be continued on next
Thursday evening
Roscoe c. Campbell. Handicapped. OF
Troy. who is the missing link in tho
investigation. has positively declared
that he will be on hand to substantiate
his statements in regard to the ath-
letes asking high expense money.
Father Gallivant, of Nount Carmel
Catholic Church of Troy. at whose
games kiviat competed in 1912 at
which it was said he received more
expense money than allowed by tho
Amateur Athletic Union, will either be
on hand or send personal letter to
aid in the investigation.
George P. Matthews. chairman OF the
registration committee, said that he an
ticipated an early completion Of the
evidence and verdict. Some new evil
dence may he sprung on the athletes at
tho meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Jackets Meet Tigers
Cham pionShip Game VIII He Staged
at Broad Street Tnrk This
Afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
nandoIph-Mncon and Ham

Randolph Macon md Hnmpdcn-
Sidney will meet this afternoon mt
BrOnd Street Park i'm the first game,
locally, Of the Eastern Virginia In
tcrcOiIcgiutc Association champions
ship series. The Enrnc will start mt
, o'clock.
Judging from the past, the con-
test viii he "a clash worth going. u
long way to Scc. No matter how
Indifferent the teams may play all
scason, when they get together in
Richmond each ycnr they put up an
exhibition which X unsurpassed In
interest and Observation-Disclosures. The
rivalry between the institutions TX
bitter, although clean, and u bang
mp game results.
According to tho dope, the Tigers
are slightly the heavier, hut NV
neither have met the Snmc team,
comparison along the lines OF com
are said to he In excellent condi-
tion for the fray, Hnd each viii
present It's most Formidable line
zap. nil of the regulars bcin- tit nnu
prepared.
For the bcncnt of the spectators,
both teams will he numbered, and
this should crcntc more interest Ina
the game. Itandolph- Macon will he
accompanied by the entire student
body, while iinmpdcn- sidney Will
be backed by Its faithful alumni in
the city. ms we'll as its many
friends here.
Hughes, from Union Theological
Seminary. will referee, and Foster
witt Will act rs umpire. Futrc hns
been engaged "a. head IincSnnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
SPIDERS EXPECT BATTLE
WILLIAM AND MARY PUTS
UP REAL FIGHT AT HOME
Hichm"nd College Opens It's Cham
Piohship season with Game This
Afternoon ut williamsburg,

Richmond College will open it's 1918
football championship season this ar
tcrnoon, when the historic old city OF
Williamsburg will be the scene of one
of the bittercst battles that has ever
been waEed since the Red Men in their
glee over their hcinous atrocities
reigned supreme. The battles the Red
Men engaged i'm were fought with
gums. bmahawks aud bows ana ar
rows. ana while the one to-day is with
more peaceful weapons. indications
are that the Spiders VIII find an alert
ana rcSourccful enemy when they in
wade William and Mary Indjnus' camp
field.
dams on their own grounds. and The
Spiders will leave home to-day at M;
o'clock on the Spider Special" fully
realizing this fact: but. with the hard
est kind OF work this week. all of the
men are IN good condition and prmod
for the clash.
Priy"tt-will not be III the lineup, hut
with two able substitutes in Rroaddus
and Whittet 1t is safe TO say that not
many Of the ilect- footed Indians viii
successfully circle the Spiders wings
only light work was done yesterday.
1t was Il hard week, having each day
q long aud ErUeN!ng scrmwaEo. aud
Dobsou would not risk stiffcninE up
his mon on tho eve of battle Punt
ing. kicking, running back punts and
! long signal drill was therefore in
dulged in.
Each afternoon Of this week tho
entire student body, led by Cheer
l.cader Leslie. have had long and en-
thusiastic rallies, ana all OF them viii
be on the wagpath to-day to help tho
Spiders return from williamsburg
with tho "scalps" Of the Indians.
The men that Coach Dohson has
picked to start the game follow: Ends
Hroaddus ana Whittet; tackles Dur
ham and Rollins: guards. Captain CO.
burn and McNciu: center. Cox; quar-
ter Rodcn; half backs, Wicker ana
Cosby: full back, poff.
In all probability the following sub
stitutos will got in the Camc at some
stage: For the back field, Miller. IIuyll
and sanford, for tho line, Taliaferro.
Shepherd and Toomhs.
Tickets for the Special can he had
at the leading cigar stores and at
Main street Station. The return train
will leave williamsburg I'm time to
make an early arrival in the city
The train leaves Richmond at lis
o'clock.
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NOT A PROFESSIONAL
Captain of minnesota Eleven Makes
Denial of the ChnrEc-Ex-
pfnina Hnll Trim.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. October %.
--Lorin Scion. captain of the Univer-
sity OF Minnesota football team, charg-
ed with playing professional baseball
at Havre. Montana, last summer, yes
terday insisted the charge was false.
He said:
'In September j took a trip to Ola
cier Park. On the way back l met :,
number of Iavre ball players on the
train. Later number OF Chicagoans
whom | knew boarded the train They
that was a Havre ball PLAYER, ON
reaching Minneapolis they spread the
false report that ! had been playing
ball" Members of the faculty, be-
You'd admitting the case was under in
vestigation, refused to make any com
ment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
GEORGETOWN TO MEET
BUNCH OF CRIppLES

WEST POINT y. Y, October 22.-
GEORGETOWN will meet a crippled Army
with their captain, Abe wcyand
Coffin. Ford and Mcacham. all too badly
hurt TO play are in poor shape to do
got it's final workout on the plains
night in light football attire Moth
ing but signal drill was INDUCED in.
except that the men on their way to the
field stopped long enough at the tackl-
ing and blocking machines to do some
much-ne"ded work. But little hopes
arc entertained among followers of the
team FOR an Army victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
YALE NOW READY
FOR WASII.-,JI;FI>,

NEW HAVEN. CONN. October 90
Yale had only half an hours signal
tue game with Washington and Icf-
fHrson tomorrow. Yalc's first bout of
IN" season with an eleven OF high rank
last fall. John Fitzpatrick and Or. Ar
thur Brides. the Massachusetts ASri-
cultural College coach, assisted the
resident squad Church, who has
piuckIly, worked his way up from the
Neville Will fill the position vacated by
the disqualification of Harry Legore
othcrwisc the eleven will be the same
Yale expects Washington and Jefrer-
son TO give high-class demonstration
of the forward pass.
Plenty OF Washington and jefferson
money was offered to-day at even terms
that Yale would be defeated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Invites Governor Stuart
Indiana Executive Wants Virginia's
10 lie Hin Guest at Warrington
and Lee-Indiuna Gnme.

INDIANAPOLIS, md, October ~.
-GOvernor Samuel NJ. Rulston yes-
terduy wrote Governor III. G. stuart,
OF virginia. urging him to come to
indianapolis on October 80, when
the football tenn OF Washington
mud Lee Unirersity will meet In
dinna Univcrsity In this city. He
nsl<s TINT the Virginia executive be
his personal guest Mt the game.
at would certainly give uH Ercnt
pleasure to huve you with us on
TINT occnnion." wrote Governor Raj
ston, "and M Indiana is ono OF the
fair daughters or Vfrglnin, you can
sureiy feel some intercst In the
conduct nnd efficiency Of her sons,
even In contest with those OF the
Mother State.
"IndInnn naturally In embnrrnssed
by being challenger to defent her
mother, md this fnct mny inspire
such fine sense of courtesy nv
will permit the Virginiuns to cInIm
rtctOryI but think that too much
confidence cannot be given this"
1t In the first athletic teams rep
rcScntinE the two schools tInt have
ever met. Preparations are being
made to scat 10000 spectators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
PIny for Amnteur r,,,.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-The
South Tacoma tWashington) Tigers
defeated the White Autos. OF Cleve-
land. o., here to-day in the first game
in series of three for tho amateur
baseball championship of the world,
excluding intercollegiate games
Score by innings: X Fl e
Tacoma .l0ll 0,O 0O-2 Il I
Cleveland ......Oo o0000-2 I
Batteries. clay and Patterson:
Crowley and j. Sweeney Foley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Los ANGELES. October 22.-Bert
whaling, the former Boston Brave
who. with Hcrbic Moran and Fred
Snodgrass. was traded TO the Vernon,
Pacific Coast League Club. will not re-
port unless ne is made manager Of the
team. Whaling. II is said demands
that Doc White tic former White Soy
hurler. be dcposcd as manager and
that he be established In that berth
bert threatens To make a hurdle to
the Fcdcrals unless owner Maier COM
plies with the demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

NEW YORK. October 22.-Thc name
OF Leon Hourlicr the French bicycle
champion. has been added to the list
of prominent athletes killed in the E:u-
ropcan war. The French cyciist was
killed in an acroplane battle in tho
Champagne district last Sunday, says
the report. Hourlicr was popular with
the European cycle enthusiasts. and
was the possessor OF an cnviable rcpu-
tation as rider.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
English Horses Arrive.

NEW YORK. October o2-Ten Eng
iish horses arrived yesterday at Philip
HeNamers stable, No 2ll Hudson
street. Hoboken. valued at 500, 600,
which have been imported for breed
Ing purposes, and after completing the
ton days quarantine. they will be ship
ped to Reno, New. The pride of the
bunch is Honeywood a fine stallion.
which Is valued at 100000. The next
is King George, said To be worth 500
600. and the others are all fine ami
mails Of pure English racing stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Jones. little 'Jessica" Wizards social
secretary. declares the champion is
Just aching to get into the ring with
FTank Moran. and that he believed the
ing in New Orleans, November 5th
I'D be glad to date Jess up with
Moran" said Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

SCRANTON. PA, October oo-Huchie
Jennings Will spend the winter with
his wife in this city After arriving
here he started right off TO get his
hand back into the law business again
with his brother. Jennings will also
take an active part in local politics
and will do some stump speaking. He
is an ardent suffragist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
NEW SCHOOLBOY RECORD
Slonnn Breaks Mcrrdith's Record for
Qunrtc-- Nilc-Ncct WAS
s::nct Toned.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-Franl;
Sloman, san Francisco high school
boy, broke the worlds intcrscholastic
iiO-yard record in a sanctioned meet
here to-day on the Panama Pacific EX =
position dirt track. His time was IS ! =
seconds. threc-tifthS OF Il second faster
In the quarter mile race at the national
mpionshipS in August, Slomau fin
iShcd second to Meredith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Virginia VS.. Georgia, at Athens.
Richmond College vs.. William and
Mary, at williamsburg.
Virginia Military Institute VS.. North
Carolina, at Greensboro.
Washington and Lee VS. West Nir-
Ein!a. at Charleston
Virginia Polytechnic Institute vs.
United States Naval Academy, at An
napolis.
Salem.
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IInst.

Cornell VS.. Harvard. at Camhridcc.
ton.
pittsburgh VS.. Pennsylvania, at Phila
dclphia.
Washington and Jefferson VS.. Yale
at New Haven.
Syracuse VS.. Brown, at Providence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Abolish Obnoxious Rule.

URBANA, ILL. October 22-Ris
Nine officials are on the verge of kill.
ing the summer ball rule, following
charges of professionalism at Mime
sofa and Yale Universities. according
to information here to-day.
a resolution abolishing all eligibil-
ity rules for athletes except onc-year
residence and scholarship. was recent
" referred to the faculties by the con-
ference board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
She Gets Her Auto.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 22-The
h:st act of Duffy" Lewis. Boston Red
Sox outielder and star Of the recent
worlds series contest, upon arriving
mere vas 10 indorse a check for So
S25.35, his share or the series money
and hand II over TO Mrs Lewis. The
ball player and his wife left for their
new home, in Boycs Springs cal.
where Lewis was the guest of honor
at banquet given by his friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Tinker stln Dodgtns knife.

manager of the Chicago Federals, left
for Shreveport, La, to-day. to arrange
for the training trip OF his team and
to look after his oil interests In the
neighborhoOd. Upon his return to
Chicago within short time, he eX-
poets to undergo an operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
1T WAS EASY VICTORY
William and Mary Academy Runs Away
With Game with Old Point
Comfort College.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. October

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. October 2o-
n an easy fashion william and Mary
Academy walloped Old Point Comfort
College to the tune of 3s to 0 on Cary
Field this afternoon. Touchdowns were
made by Somers (2). Ellis (2), Slater
goal twice out of six tries. On the eve
of the big battle between tho college
and Richmond College tho splendid VIC
tory Of the props stimulates William
and Mary spirit around here consid-
erably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

'Bill Carrigan made the Red Sox
pitchers."-Boston Exchange. Our guess
would be Lewis, Speaker and Hooper.
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ueceptiop for J;,,o,

CHICAGD, October 22.-Whcn Sir
Thomas Upton. English yachtsman,
reaches Chicago on his trip TO San
Francisco. n monster reception will bo
rendered him. Commodore James
Pugh. close friend of the Briton. to-
gether with other prominent sports
men. were arranging plans to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Southside Fair Races

-, PET ERsBURG. VA. October ca
There was big race program for the
afternoon The three harness events
not finished on account OF the weather,
We're FIRST held Jamison. who has
been the most consistent winner that
the events. With Nancy Alto. he took
the two heats that were necessary for
him 70 win the -for-all. and with
Gentry Dictator. he was first in the
Els pace. These horses had won the
only heat OF these races that were fin
ished yesterday. King Charlie, driven
by Reaves. won the 2:l5 trot in
were won yesterday while the final
heat was won to-day. AS soon as th,
nrogra Ems. postp3nned from yesterday
originally scheduled for to-day were
started.
The complete summary of the races
that were started Yesterday but that
were postponed until to-day. was:
2:15 trot: purse, $3.50:
King Charlie. b. g., by King
Electric tfcavcs). ........
Glenis,er. b. e., by Red oliver
Rosebud mckinney, br. m, by d
M TinRd ne, ,pa"SS i"ay 49,: 3 8 ?
2:l5 pace; purse, $3.50:
Gentry Dictator. b. G.. by Giles
17n Ms6ale e. t ,n,,nn on, :; 49, /
Patchen tF'inney) ....... . Q .
]. II. B., blk. e. by sidney
Prince (Beleotc) ..
Toy, b. e., Recvcs) .4 5 3
Time. 2:17 IA, 2:17 Ia. 2:17 1-2
Free for-all trot or pace:
Nancy Alto. h. m, by Alto Nc
kinney (Jamisom .....1
Are En- Bee. CHI. g., by Treas
urcr tReaves) ......... 2 . 3
Kitty Bannister, &. m. by Ban
lister Observation-Disclosures. 3 .
IaItleS ............... 4
Time. 2:1s 1-2, 2:16 IA. 2:1s IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Short Meter Sports
Pcnnnnt Awarded to Binshnmton.

BINGllAMTON y. Y, October 22-
The New York state League awarded
the Binghamton Club the 1915 pcnnant
hero last night. Wilkcsbarre was rep
rcsentd by Peter Noonan and c. L.
kcssler. and Scranton by Robert Allen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Mccoy to Meet Dnrffleld.

NEW YORK. October 2o-Al Mccoy
ana Soldier Fairfield will do some mid
dltwcight eliminating at tho CIcrmont
Rink. In Brooklyn. tomorrow night
Dan Mckcrrick announces. frankie
Callahan and Eddie Moy Of Allen
litter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

NEW YORK. October 2o-King Ed
ward. $4,000 race horse. who has
been great favorite in England. and
nine other racers We're stabbed In
riding academy in Hoboken, awaiting
shipment to California The shipment,
valued at 100000, arrived from Eng
!and Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
South.

GEORGETOWN vs.. United States Mill
tary Academy, at West Point
Gallaudet VS.. Carlisle Reserves, at
Washington.
Johns Hopkins VS. Washington, at
Baltimore.
Vanderbilt VS.. University Of Missis-
sipp! al Memphis.
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Denial Day In Chicago,

CHICAGO, October 22.-Everybody
IN local basball circles was In a deny
ing mood yesterday Ban Johnson
again denied he was dickcring with
the Feds for peace. Harry Ora bincr,
secretary OF the White SoX, came Co
bat by denying that Memo Lcibold
would he traded to Milwaukee,
Earlier in the day President Thomas,
OF the Cubs. denied the club was for
sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

If all outiiclds were composed of
Speaker Lewis and Hooper we would
see Ty Cobb leaving the American
league IN batting with the fine per-
c.ntagc Of .2i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Most remarkable point of Ty Cobb's
ability to whale the ball above the $50
mark in the American League season
after season is that he is compelled to
play twenty-five games every year
against Lewis, Speaker and Hooper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

lcine zimmerman says he wouldn't
play on tho New York club. The New
York club says it wouldn't have Heinc
Iimm"r'nan on its team. Thus we have
two perfectly good reasons why Hoine
wont go south with the Giants next
spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Pat MoranS only tactical blundcr
WAS his failure Ia have Duffy Lewis
and Harry Hooper shaughaicd TO Brazil
a week before the series began.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

Although he raised check from
S2.i32.23 to S3.S2j.HO, no criminal pro-
c""dings Will be entered against Duffy
Lewis, OF Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
BASEBALL BRIEFS

First world series was played in
1888. and the remarkable part about 1t
was that Jack Barry didn't share in it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

The Chicago Cubs. according to word
from Memphis. Will give another trial
TO Pet" Allison, tn" fleet outficlder who
has been on tho Cub payroll q couple
of times hut failed to stick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23

DuHy Lewis is going on the stage
Why didn't he think of il !, month ago?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
DUNN THINKS GRITF
HAS real. BARGAIN

Speaking OF Judge and Jameson.
sold by Buffalo to Washington. Dunn
said:
II have never seen :; better frs.
hascman in my life than Judge. He
not only is "a remarkable ncldcr. bu,
he Is one or the w!sest players at the
plate that has ever come under my OBJ
servauon. Jameson, too. has a lot Of
class, and as both are young they are
sure 20 improve.
The addition Of this pair TO Grif-
nth.s team Is going to give him the
the nennant. There is no doubt about
the ability o: either Of these plavers
and time Will show the wonderful
value 'hey will be 10 the Washington
team"
Along the line of rcdis,ricting tho
International League, statement
made b. Tex O'Rourke. president of
the Eastern Association and controller
OF the Springfield territorial rights, is
Interesting. 1t follows:
II have not heard anything from
Nv. "!cks. who has been Investigating
Hhrtfotd and Springfield as prospec-
clarcd President O'Rourke. OF the
Eastern Association last night one
or the papers quoted him as saying
he intended TO see me, but haven't
met him yet.
son that tho International had in 1916
that something should be done by the
NAt!ona! Association To help strength
en- the circuit. There is 40 doubt that
the International like most minor
leagues. found the going pretty bad in
1918 but why should tho international
expect to benefit at the expense OF the
Eastern Association?
II think the International magnates
VIII meet with stern opposition II thev
go TO the meeting Of the National AS
ISOLATION, I'm San Francisco. next month
and try 10 have minor league territory
rcdistricted in such Il manner that
Eastern cities VIII be taken away of
course. If they made generous offer
FOR Hartford and Springfield, the offer
would have TO he cons idcicd by East
crn directors, and II no agreement
left to an arbitration committee of
three. who would fix Il fair price upon
the territory. Then, II the Intcrna
the cities can't be touched"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-23
Football To-Day
Local Game.


Hampden-s Sidney VS.. Randolph Ma :
ION.