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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Inc nov IttIUTIU CIUrTh NJ the conner
~ West Main and Gardner street. was
dedicated Thursday morning impress
s|tt ceremonies marked the formal U.tu-
ing OF this handsome structure. The
itghf Rev Bishop Hartley. OF Column
bus. assisted boy Rev. Father Jerome
NuturrIE uf Lancaster. Rev Father
owens. 90 T,wu,rIuH,sIlI, and Rev.
Father Robin. pastor ut the new church
assisted 600 The dedIrIfUrr service.
Lars. uHmh.r pf Uuf-ut-towu ueouie
wen. Hn attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

iSeE. Arthur l-t1,uuy .. the First N.
'uulNH mere the follow
ing service Tor SUNDAY. r..H a.
Meh Bible class meeting. teacher the
F'ST"T l'."' "a 20. sunday school Prof.
NlhE. superintendent. 4. e. Qua.
~ 'atNluE services. subject Of sermon.
COD alkluE with Man. $50 d. mn.
ta'hthg service. subject OF sermon.
rec Freedom. 4 cordial iugit4tl1u
L" all Come and worship with us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

h4ft AlporchuuSe was aTraigneI in
Spulf" =. VI. Lewis justice court yes
letudy lining on a charge OF Jumping
a board I'll. the warrant FOR his arrest
s,I"E sworn out by Mis-. Alice Bonnet.
~NlopreEou>e was found guilty on the
tharge and was fined $50 and costs. nut
ln dttault OF payment he Statred in on
thirty days IN ial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Arrested on Drunh cbnrg.

George Jackson of this CITY. was NJ
on "a charge OF being drunk and Il-ur-
otrly II seemed hat George had been
70 Hel!alre and got a large amount ~
Wet goods and D.. the time Doe got hUr.
he was feeling very good and thour. Z
hr. could do AS ue pleased. H, WAS
lodged boz The jail until th.~ morning
the mayor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
M'MECHEN


AT Ihe mvv,lue OF ohio valley Lodge.
evening in the D4d Fellows hall tn,
members OF the order elected the fol-
i"Mlhs Officers. 81. :. Davenport. presi-
a'tt j. VI hpW man. vice president. W.
D. Hicks, secretary. Charles Morris.
treasurer. ". T. hIlluw. agent. ur -
harlow. medical examiner. W. T..
delegate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
ENWOO


AMI ~ ia- s.heduls or The EaIfImDr.
So .n'o railroad wIl go into erect ar
-Aiay al 1901 a 10. WHIe "A num-
49, IN small changes have u,.n man.
+. N's lalDhs Do was said that There
~ 10" maue on ILc OHIO EI..r nL.LaL.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

The condition Of Captain J. r. Israel.
continues critical and little hope is e.-
.INalutu Tor his recovery. Air Israel is
the oldest resident of this city. and is
one OF the most widely known men iu
me county. lie ls 50 years OF age. and
3 SUFFERING with iuflrmitles Incident
t' advanced years fills condition ha,
u'tu extremely critical since last Tues
utl ana death is expected at any mo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

me case 90 aaaun ..H. tried FOR
,"fLFlhE 2 black Jack Haf"u was 10 bee
court was dismissed. when the "pl44utlff.
Lewis Beard. withdrew the charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Nes villclHlly reported vestardHy
ION Lhc offices ~ the Wheeling st..I
-"I non company. that ~. plate da.
'i'.tl winch has b,sn closed down
h,' mo first o. the week ou accom-
a aAaTLAsr Of steel would raerr-. -r
'satlons Monday morning 'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

oday before Judge %. e.. Hervcy al
N'Ae'uuE arguments on an application
lyr a writ OF mauiamuS against IN.
hetlluE Traction company. claiming
they have not acted I'm accord win their
~iaHDhi~' in the matter OF up-keepiug
the uarrOws road.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Seven thousand persons today watch
ID Harry Gardner. a human fly. climb
me ten story Hartman theatre building
nere today. On "a. way up he stopped
'Nnd made a plea for charity and when
Eardner had finished has climb. StVV
raised tor th" santa CIaus fund.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
First chrstian Church.

X " StuH0III- WIHI-Ier-ITCIEhinE at
lHl5 O. pa. and 200 p. m. Morning sub
J'Ct our Air as Pastor and People.
lH'utuE subject. The European War.
the tutEruwth OF Building ON the
sand Bible school at sl5 a.. NJ. Public
cordially invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Game Called off

inc game 70 have been played her,
This afternoon between the * h. an,
Magnolia high school was cancelled Ees
terday by the Magnolia team. The loca'
,auakrihtnt had secured no contest fOi
today. late last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Do Tacoma IS D r. viii hold "a
public meeting a. Grange hall Thursday
evening. December End. ar $780, Tho
Leu'ral ruull. i- asked tu attend and I'm
Will ht Welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

Shortly after eating a nearly Thanks
kving inner Mrs Ira h. HAN. aged So.
Westcrvillc. Franklin county, was at
lacked with acute Indigestion and soon
eNpfred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Shot At Play.

-Bernlce Thatcher. sL,d -. was shot
in the leg with a small Calibre target
Fifle today while playing with other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27
Don't Whip Children

or sCuld older persons who wet the bed
or are unable Co control their water
during The rIEht ur olE. for 10 10 not a
kidney. Bladder ur Urinary Meaknta.
write today for 90 Free h Of our
Remedy. when permanently
relieved Tel. your friends about 10 send
ru money. Address zEMETo CO, Dept.
90. Milwaukee, wta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

CLENELANu-Just after Joseph Ha-
fasz had shot a rabbit % Elu ln the
Sands Of one of Ll- cuuFauIuns was
discharged and Ge fell de.a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

roll D-iutrruueut agthpritIsa
probing Cd 100000 fire Boo the plant
LOT TIE Toledo Machine g. Tool COMPANY
which ls making munitions for rt.
|allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-27

NEWAEk-WIIard PYLE aged D. v-rs
fatally hurt when bis head was caught
IN The -rHNes of "a wheel AS Doe f.lI Hif
a wagon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
LYNCHBURG GOLF TOURNEY
Thirty-Two Participate In Evcnt-Sport
Growing I'm Popularity in
Hill City.

LYNCHBURG, VA. September o5-
The lakewood Country Club today
started Il handicap golf tournament for
members of the club. thrty-two start
crS being arranged for The matches
arc to he played from Saturdays TO
Wednesdays aud from Wednesdays to
Saturdays until the semi-inals are
reached. The tourney will be under
the direction of Isaac II Mackie. SUI
perintendent Of the club, who for
number OF years held similar posi-
Under the direction OF AIR. Nackie,
who came here last March from the
Fox Hill Club, there has been an as
founding growth in the interest in
SolhnE, and the new Oakwood lnks
are being literally patronized daily nov.
Only few people paid attention tn
the game before the new club grounds
were secured. but now there are hum
dreds who have taken to the game. and
Luxembourg promises to develop soma
rafting good amateurs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
RESTA MAKES BEST TIME
IN VINCENT ASTOR RACES
ELIMINATION Trials for 800 Vile Auto
Cup Held on New Shccpshcud
Bay Speedway.

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Ncarly 10000
spectators witnessed the first days
elimination trials for the Vincent AS
tor cup 35O-miiC auto race on the new
Shecpshcad Bay speedway. this after
noon
Under the rules the cars entered in
the race have To show II speed Of at
lap OF two miles or they will not be
permitted to start In next Saturdays
race
AS there was quite n strong wind
blowing across the back stretch and
many Of the ears were not tuned up
To concert pitch. only a limited number
OF the drivers awaited themselves of the
opportunity TO qualify, RrefcrrinG to
make their trials later.
However, seven of the thirty cars
entered qualified to-day. and included
two rcueot cars. two Stutzs. Il DcIagc,
Maxwell and a ScbrinE car.
Rcsta made the fastest time of the
day, circlins the two mile board oval
on AN average of lOf miles an hour
barney Oldheld in his Dclage was timed
l:l0.0I. Il l02 l-2-iniic hour clip while
Anderson, in Il StutZ, and Burmnn IN n
Peugot, were only a shade behind Old
field in the matter OF speed. each aver
aging i02 miles an hour
The spectators were treated To AN in
tcresting four-milc brush between Bar
ncy Oldneld in Deiare and Bob Bur
man In his Peugot. Both drivers were
out for practice spins. oOldteld had
the rail and led by n tribe at tho end
OF the first lap. They took the bank
high on the second lap and raced more
and more. but entering the homo
Barney by an eyelash at the judges
stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
> X...
GUN CLUBS GOING STRONG
THREE ORGANIZATIONS IN
HOT RACE FOR I'D. CUP
Iinrt Lends Amateurs ON West End
Trnps-I'crebcc High Gun Among
Enst Endcrs. :.

Il. H. Storr Richmonds classy little
expert, who was third high profess
sional at the Wcsby Hogan shoot at
Atlantic City last week, was out at the
West End Gun Club yesterday and
cleaned up the program without a
missed target.
The clubs amateur honors went to
Hart. two birds ahead of Hammond
and Boyd, runners up. who just topped
Easley and Swnrtwout.
Five men turned In their cards In
The Times Dispatch elimination con-
tests. and one qualified. leaving six
others yet to finish. So far, Harris
card is the best registered, though
Jack Sheppard and Crcnshaw, with two
down in fifty, and William r, ger.
three down in fifty, can easily win out
by holding their present stride.
Four or live shooters shot in the
extras. not getting out in time for the
club match. The handicap scores for
the monthly cup race next Saturday
will he posted this week.
The score; at fifty targets: r. H.
Storr tX). 80; NJ. y. Hart, Is; w. y.
Hammond. ST.. i6; w. l.. Boyd, 49,
j. L. Easlcy. A; ]. Il. Swartwout. 40; ;
j. f. Sheppard, "A: C. r. Cooke. A.
Carey Il. Easlcy, 43: II. G. Cabell. 43;
J. c. Tignor, ~; w. II. Eanes 4O
c. w. Williams, 80; Carey Sheppard
80; W. Is. Perman, 80; William Rueger
Jr 81: Joseph IL. Crcnshaw. Sc: Dick
Coleman, Sc; j. Hasten, 80; Louis Rue
ger, 30; ]. Mason. 30; S. ]. boswell, IS;
Dr Edward Hadersink, II.
Winners Surprise TarGets"-Cren-
shaw, Coleman, Tignor. Eanes, Cabell
boswell; while Williams. Mason, Will
liam Rueger, Jr., and DR.. Hadersink
missed theirs and went In the hole"
Points on Lumsden Cup--Hart HAM
mond, Jack Sheppard, Cook and Boyd
one each.
Legs. Nolan and the Western Car
fridge Cups--J. Hasten. Carey Sheppard.
Tignor Cooke. lack Sheppard and w
y. Hammond. Sr.
Times Dispatch Trophy Cup-J. +.
Sheppard and Carey Il. Easley
Next shoot on Saturday, the rcgu-
lar monthly silver loving cup for all
club members, being at 3 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
:" ~-r"~ Murphy Tyson
How Ints Finished

Final averages of the intcrnn-
the lending battcrs;
Rnth, Toronto, .333; GiIhonIcy,
nuTnio. .3:I; shorten, Providence,
.3"i: Judge. Buffalo, .310; Truesdnl-,
Jersey city, .31l; Kraft, Harrisburg,
BOD; ChnnncIl, Buffalo, DOS; Jnmic-
son, Buffalo, ROT; Il. Zimmerman,
Harrisburg. .s01; j. Smith, Montreal,
3o7; Whitcmnn, MOntrcai, .3O6;
Shenn, Providence. BOG; WIttcr.
Harrisburg, ."0I: Thorpe. IurrIs-
burg, bob: Demmitt, Jersey city,
.:,0I.
Whitcmnn lends In runs scored.
with 1905; in total hnscs. with III.
and In home runs, with -. Gilhoo-
Icy stole the most buses. 81.
HuGnlo. the pcnnnnt winner. lend
the lenSuc In club batting, with ..74,
and Providence was next, with ."1I
The leading pitchers are: Iiccbc,
Buffalo. =. won, lost; C0mstoclS
Providence, IL md q; OcschEer
Providence, 81 and 10; Dowd, Mon
trenl. If and =; Luuuc. Toronto, Is
and q; Miller. Montreal, If and -:
CAV. HurnlO, IL and s; McTiruc
Toronto, II and 10; SchHlz, Proyi-
dcnre. Is and II; Erickson, RocI,es-
ter, IL and %: Russell. Richmond
- and IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
GOLF TOURNEY UNDER WAY
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH AT
COUNTRY CLUB OF VIRGINIA
4. l.. HnNse md Douglas Call Tie For
Low Net ScOrc--Four Sixtecns
Qualify In Opening Round.

The qualifying round in the Coun-
try Club of Virginia tournament for
the club championship was played
yesterday in ideal golfng weather. and
sixty-four players qualified for the
match play rounds.
Scoring generally was rather high,
but a. l.. Hawse and Douglas Call. who
tied for the low gross prize. found the
going to their liking and turned in
good cards of SO each. They will play
the tie off at a later date
The draw for the first round match
play to be decided by Saturday, Octo-
Der =. follows:
First siXteen--M. Peck vs. w. w.
Nealc. \. l.. TIawsc VS.. +. j. d. Mackey,
G. f. Wood vs.. T.. d. Hotchkiss, Jr., L.
Mex. Judkins vs.. r. Fleming. r. l..
Powers vs.. |. L. Arlington d. Call VS..
r. r. King, +. T. Orgain VS. w. n.
Palmer, Jr.. IL. = Jones VS.. George
Hanson.
Second sixteen-R. II. HARDWOOD VS..
George W. Warren l.. Joynes VS.. J. C..
Taylor II. w. Hall VS.. Gessner Harri-
son, b. p Claiborne VS.. II. II. Angus
tine. y. T. smith VS.. B. NJ. Jones. SAN
ford Fleming VS.. L. e. Bell, Stewart
Christian VS.. James Mullen.
Third sixteen-G. s. Clark vs. II. L.
Cabei. II. 4. Mcintyre VS. Fred Rae,
John B. Young VS.. II. T. Lemist, Fred
Peasants VS.. II. c. Walden, 4. Gray VS..
j. 5. Davenport. 1r.: B. 3. Morgan vs.
Or. Hogan. DR.. NJ. Call VS. DR.. Thomas
Scales, w. Frank Powers VS.. r. NJ. Nc
Cue.
Fourth siXtecn---Lewis c. Williams
vs.. T.. c. Mayo. s. L. Jcllison VS.. r.. D.
Harris, Rev. H. ID. c. Maclachlan VS.
Thomas r. McAdams, A. l.. Adanl;on
VS.. T.. y. Reynolds, + w. Corley VS.
John II. Leary, Charles Davenport VS.
j. NJ. Atkinson, r. II. Talley vs.. DR. !.
~ White. NJ. r. Langhorne VS.. +. T..
Hail.
In all SiNteens except the first,
matches will be played on Il handicap
basis. three-fourths of the differences in
handicaps being allowed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
ELECT ATHLETIC OFFICERS
I.ynchburg High school ruts Horton In
Presidents Chnir-FO0tbah
Team PrncticinE.

LYNCHBURG, VA, September 2a.-
The General Athletic Association OF the
I.ynchburg High School has elected the
following officers for the present school
term:
President, Lawrence Horton; vice
president. Miss IGmmic Wills; secretary.
Miss Loretta Myers; treasurer. Gordon
Moss; manager baseball team, NJ, o.
Christian. and manager girls basket
ball team. Miss Louise Radford.
The football squad to represent tho
school on the gridiron this fall is maxi
ing good practice Roadway under tho
coaching OF PeytOn Evans. OF Amherst.
who was for three years star on tho
Virginia Tech eleven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
SPIDERS NEED MORE Pep
DoBsON CRIIICIzEs MEN
AFTER FIRST SCRIMMAGE
Barkneid Material Needs Bracinr.
-SchOlastich Used TO Show Collie
Einns Their Weak Points.

on Stadium Field, yesterday after
noon. Coach Dobson put his first and
second string men through a gruellinc
scrimmage with the Scholastics. local
team. making several touchdowns on
this fast aggregation. While this was
the first scrmmngc that tho Spiders
have had this year with an outside
team. their work was not OF the high
order that Vas expected,
II IS true that some of the men
showed up brilliantly individually; the
team as whole showed the lack Of
pep and aEgrcssivcncss: especially was
this noticeable in the old men. Too. it
wight he added that the scoring was
done through the weakness OF tho
Scholastics' defense, and not the often
siye work Of the colleg!ans. However
with next weeks hard work the team
can he made 10 look like different
bunch, as there Is much roughness
which must be smoothcd over.
In the scrimmage, yesterday. il was
found that there are several weak
spots to be strengthened, particularly
al center and end, and IL is expected
that the work this week will greatly
improve these positions and u line as
formidable as the one OF last year is
expected. To fill the position at CEN
ter caused by the failure of John
Wicker to return and the loss of New
ton at end. by graduation. is causing
work Of Woody and Cox who have
been heavily counted upon. is disap-
pointing, but they are developing each
day.
BACKFIELD is GIVING
DOBSON MUCH CONCERN
For the backtield only one veteran
has returned. The quarterback posi-
ton is not causing Dobson any worry
for in Wicker he has one OF the best
that ever represented the Red and
Glue. With the secondary defense shot
to pieces, caused by the failure of Lo-
gan. Pollard and Craig TO return. slow.
but sure strides are being made in the
development of n back field. and worthy
successors TO these stars will be
picked. While the backfeld will not he
as fast as the one last year, In Carter,
Pof and Sanford, what is lacking In
speed will be made up with weight.
There were no stars In the scrim-
mage yesterday, but the work OF
Broaddus, ut end. was OF high order.
Being his first time in lineup, his
work was little less than phenomenal.
Parker and Mackay, of the Scholastics,
made several pretty runs. Ciary. at
center, ripped through the line many
times. while Shafer also did strong de-
fcnsive work.
Bringing into use the blackboard
this week, Coach Dobson will each af-
tcrnoon give lecture on the fine
points OF the game I'm preparation for
the Blues game on Saturday. These
lectures are not only Of Importance
theoretically, but give the men an op-
portunity for free discussion of the
plays preliminary to the actual work
ing on tho field.
With four teams, and all using diff
ferent signals, scrimmagcs will be
held to work out the plays. In this
way IL better line can be gotten on
both the offensive and defensive work
of the men IT is Coach Dobson's in
tcntion TO use twenty-five men in the
opening game, and tho men that show
up the best this week Will be sent
against the Blues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
N0RTHSIDE CLUB TURNS
UP SOME BULLY SCORES

The Nnrthsidc Gun Club held its
regular shoot Yesterday afternoon, r.
Br"wn being high gun, followed close
IL by l. H. Martin and II. wilson with
foriy-siN each. w. w Harvey broke
twenty-five straight the frs; time this
season. The first squad made "A rec
ora out OF Ia shots, as only five birds
dropped.
The score. shooting at fifty: H.
Brown, IS; J. RI. Martin. 10: H. vii
son. 10; w. II. Russell 10; w. w. tIar-
vey. Ia.
The next shoot viii be held next
Saturday. 1870 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Church Him Club wants Gimme.

Tic Church Hi NthIctic CIub IS
anxious to arrange ~ game for next
Saturday. The East fIndcrs have been
practicinG for several days. and look
for u good season. Manager a. a.
Schaaf, p. o. Box i56, or telephone
Madison 1873, is anxious to hear from
other managers, both in and out OF
the city. with view to arranging
games for the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Twelve men faced The traps at tho
East End Gun Club. j. j. Fercbce was
high gun, lacking one bird of having
a perfect score. II. Fl. Pollard was
second with twcnty-thrce to his credit
y large attendance is expected ut the
next shoot, as some OF the men need
to brush up their average in the field
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

CINCINNATI. Scptembcr 2l-prcsi-
dent August Herrmann. If the Cincin
natl Nationals, announced Tonight
that John Bcall. the heavy hitting out
fielder OF the Milwaukee American As
ISOLATION team had signed Il contract
to-day to play with the Reds. Beall
was recently drafted by the local club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

thereafter so that the game could be
followed closer from the stands II
adds much to the interest to tell Just
what the distance is and some arrange
mcnt could easily be made
In the. Virginia Carolina game last
numbered and the innovation was
greatly appreciated, it being COM
paratively simple job TO follow the
players. Yesterday there was no mark
ngs, and consequently the interest was
lesscred.
tainly would promote the great grid
sport. and ii is hoped that the various
colleges playing here will take the
matter under adviscment.
Herbert. th~ Toronto twirlcr. made
his debut with the Giants Yesterday.
and held the Cardinals To six hits He
issued three passes and famed TWO.
Mullen. Rankston and Damrau all
failed to hit yesterday.
Frank Dobson is a trif,e disappoint-
ed with the work of his proteges at
Wcsthampton. hut promises To give
Richmond College team that viii be
a contender for championship honors
this season. Owing to the failure OF
four backs-Ancarrow Pollard. CRAIG
and Logan--to return this year. Dob
son is handicapped and must develop
Il new offensive combina ton.
The material AT the college is some
what heavier than last season. and
this is true Of tie backficld candidates
Dobson will. therefore, have Il heavier.
but slower. set Of backs. which means
that he Will hav" Ia change his tao
tics to some extent, but not enough
to impair thci:' efficiency.
Randolph Macon put up good game
against Virginia yesterday. considering
the short practice ana small squad Of
the Yellow Jackets Rciss can be
counted upon to develop bulldog de-
fensc, and his work was shown against
the heavy Orange and iiluc yesterday.
Georgetown madc disappointing
shcw wing against Princeton yesterday.
although few picked the Hlltoppcrs
to win. The time has past, however,
when the No,rhcrn clcvcns can be
picked as winners just on account OF
their locations. What the Washing
tonianS needed was more practice and
u little less nervousness.
Those Thcolcrs deserve credit for
the teams turned out each year. The
combination led by Pilicr Hughes this
season is no exception, and il il en-
pccted that tho Seminary will finish its
rather pretentious season in good style.
1t meets William and Mary ut Will
H.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Meanwhile. tho races in the majors
near their close, and the dopesterS are
already picking the winner OF the big
meeting. The Red SoX are the real
favoritcs, although the ability OF Alex
ander TO stop them is not questioned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Herbert III" Toronto twrlcr. made
his debut with the Giants Yesterday.
and held the Cardinals To six hits He
issued three passes and famed two.
Mullen. Bankston and Damrau all
failed to hit yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

The numbering of the players GER
tainly would promote the great grid
sport. and Ii is hoped that the various
colleges playing here will take the
matter under adviscment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

II would be a severe blow TO lose
Clymcr. He is one OF the hest man
ayers on til. Barrow wheel, and his
showing this year with the Leafs under
adverse circumstances is the best proof
of his aScrial ability, and the fans
on the entire circuit will unite in hop
ing that he sticks TO the East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

|Quarles for Bradbury; Higgaaon for
touarles: McRee for Gresham: Brad
bury for Higgason. BY Seminary, VII
| lams for Johnson; Wilmington for Alex
hinder Thompson for Word: Holloway
kor Phipps. Touchdowns-Hughe
White. Pharr. Word. Goals from touch
go. Onicials-Witt w.
hi. ~, referee: iiedgepcth (CaroIina),
k,mpire Linesman--Tyler (Richmond
College). Time of periods--Eight min
ute quarters. Score-2i to s.