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New Britain herald., 1916-11-17


produce enough thrills to last a sea-
son.
The old dope that a strong offence
was a good defence was badly shat
tered at Cornell. Michigan had an
offence strong enough to score 20
points. But as a defence it's value
was something less than one-third OF
nothing.
About Pitt.
Sir: I notice where one or two cor
respondents are trying to belittle Pitt
this season. Let them figure this:
Pennsylvania proved against Dart
mouth she had one of the strong
teams Of the East Pitt beat Pennsyl-
vania 20 to 0. Which is answer
enough. 0. G. R.
In politics it may be that you can't
fool all the people all the time. But
in writing football it is 7 to that you
can't please any Of the people direct
ly interested any of the time.
J There was a time when Brown was
| fine little practice game to sand
| wich in between Princeton and Yale
| an oasis, you might say, upon which
| to rest in the desert of toll. But just
at present the soft and easy aspects
| of this Brown battle are not quite
visible to the Harvard eye. Harvard
| can play her substitutes and let Brown
! carry away the glory of beating Yale
; and Harvard on successive Saturdays
| Or Harvard can enter her best nc
drop 80 per cent of her efficienc,
against Yale. Outside of this the prob
| lem is a simple one
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17
FOUR-OARED RACE GIVEN UP.

New Haven, Nov. 1.-THE four
Dared boat race between Harvard and
Yale freshman crews which in past
years has been rowed the day before
the annual regatta at New London,
will be eliminated thin June. This
was decided upon At q meeting Of the
regatta and university officials =. yes
terday. 5....5
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17

has played a sturdy all around game
in the position and according to ex-
ports he has not been outplayed this
year. This is remarkable considering
the fact that he has stacked up
against the Princeton, Pennsylvania
and Harvard stars. Photo shows
Medley in action.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17

merely of short signal drill and
some punting, as was the case yes.
terday.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17

Hanover, N. H., Nov. 17-When the
football experts are selecting their
AIl-American elevens this fall they
should not overlook Neeley of Dart
mouth for one Of the guard posi-
tons. Medley, although he possesses
only one arm, is one of the best
guards in the east this season. He
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17
Epen Picked For
q o. E Re! T.:

so the clash between this pair should
produce enough thrills to last sea-
SON
New Britain herald., 1916-11-17
472 473 483-14E
"nrsv1oonC
484 474 47O--1 49,
South Ends.
N r. MACHINE LEAGUE.

447 Ala 512-1433
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Fourteen Branches
in War Relief Work
Enthusiastic Organizations Per-
fected in Number Of Virginia
Cities and 7otOns

Virginia undoubtedly takes the lead
alton. all the southern states in the
amount Of interest shown ~ the war
i"'icf work Under the direction of
lie very enthusiastic men and women
~h" are officers % the War Relief AS
Scvial!on "G Virginia. with hcadutar.
paniz.d branches .u more than a dozen
towns in tn" state. and letters and
INQUIRIES indicate that within tn. nca,
futnr" this number VIII bee consider
ably enlarged. outside OF Richmond
city ana suburbs. where there probabIs.
are is many as tci, on twelve branch. ;,
already at work. ORGANIZATIONS HAY.
h"cu perfected in the following place.
slack shure. Farmvi!lc cartcrs Bridge.
Alexandria. Front ROYAL. Irwin. Hanp-
ton. kcswick. retershmvr Suffolk
Bucltncr. frcdcrlc2s SburG and Thco-
logical Seminary. near AlcNandria
Their" hay" already been received
very generous gifts from most Of these
bodies while sample kits AMI in
sruciious have been sen; to those tnol.
recently organized. ana their rtfts VIII
soon begin {" pour in Yesterday there
came from H!ackshurE a box contain
n.S childrcn's dresses and underwcar
baby wrappers. slips ami shirts. frac-
turc pillows, flannel and body binders.
com0ross"s bandar"s ana other hos
pitaI supplies ana :, quantity o: snlok =
ing tobacco
Mrs. Evan Fraser. OF this city. chair
man OF tie knitting goods section. is
IN Canada. where ,shc is laying IN Z,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
TELEPHONE STOCKHOLDERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
IL. linrdwny. or ~. Paul. and ~ &
watts, OF Staunton. Added TO
ltOnrI of Directors.

~ the annual meeting OF tho stock.
holders Of tho Chesapeake and I'oto.
mae Telephone Company OF Virginia
Yesterday all Of the old directors were
reelected to serve during the ensuing
gear. and the directorate was increased
from Eve to seven members by the
addition OF II. FIardway, os st. Paul
and y. = watts. Of stanton.
The annual report OF President r H.
licthcll showed that the company had
enjoyed most prosperous year Ia
.lj. and that material extensions il,
its line and service had been mad,
during the twelve months. The report
! shows that the total telephone revenue
for the year was s1.6S4.74S.36. Will.
! the total amount Of taxes paid was
! Si2S,12I.34. or about S per cent. OF tn.
! telephone revenue.
! The total net earnings were s"l0.,
Slo.iG, and dividends paid for the year
were s1G6.3325n. on u basis OF
/ per cent The balance sheet as of De.
ccmbcr FL. 1915. shows total assets o.
! SS.3Jf. 9f2.06
/ There wcrc added to the plant during
the past year real estate valued a
/ Si?5?S Is: equipment. $780, 1889. an,
} lines S'otSiISI, making total net al
( ditious to plant during the year o.
, sl7i.953ii The statistics show De-.
| !,3 owned. connecting and misccl,
/ iancuus stations In service rs of Dc
! ccnhcr 81. 1915 The number OF mile:
OF wire. no, including connecting com
pnnics. is iGI.51". The number OF cen
trail Offices 30 and the number Of EN-
pIoyces 49,. Under tho plan of en-
/ rloyccs' pensions. disability benefits anC
| death benefits, there has been paid GU
! during tho past year from tho funt
provided for this purpose S7.76S.la.
The hoard OF dircctor3 Is as follows
T. H. Bcthcll, Scarsdnlc. y. Y: j. :
, EEciestou. Richmond: NJ. H. Buehicr
Iialtimorc: j. w. CrcWs. Richmond: w
I g. picrsol. Philadelphia: ~. Hardway
I 81. raul, Va. and y 6. Watts, Staun
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
WANTS UNIFORM TYPE
OF TRASH RECEPTACLEs
Supcrintcnde Cohn Presents An
nual Report to Mayor
.tinSIic.
CITIZENS LITTER STREET
SiNty-Threc Men Assigned to Clean
2i2 Miles OF Streets. Giving Each
Man Three and Omc-fialf Miles
To Look After.

Ia presenting his annual report to
Mayor G;.or-c Airsli.. Henry j. Cohu.
Suncrint.nd mt -: tho Department Of
street Cicauin@. lays Stress upon the
Tact ihat rot until - regulation type
OF receptacle has been adopted and
its Use enforced viii many difficulties
nov encountered in removing ashes
aU'. waste bc eliminated. VI" scts forth
that J." hu" mad. TINS ""commcnda
ton to thc -NImiuiStraiiv" PCard hut
that il has never been adopted.
Nj. Cohu Yesterday pointed on; that
under present conditions citizens iSa
cans ana boxes of all sizes. rau-ina. in
weight from thrc" TO 500 pounds 10
ia" SiI" Of these rrcoptcclcS WAS lilni:
ed to a capacity Of say from iifty to
ninety pounds. IL would not bc pccaS-
nIry for two "r three mon Z" recon
pthN on" cart in maxim" collections
Mr.. cohu explained some al the
rccepta"icS NOW used arc enormous:
some rcquir" six thlciodicd men To
DUMP their contents into /" cart" he
added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
APPEAL AND SUPERSEDEAS
supreme Court to RcyIcN CInIm To De-
posit In MIME OF Martin
J.. DcQl.

IN" supreme Court Of Appeals on
Yesterday granted an appeal ana s,ncr.
S'""as ma tine case OF Winston Parrish.
administrator az the estate of Martin,
t. Deal " the Merchants an, No.
snHh'rS saving Bank. Of Nortolk, ana
:. 'e'' i''ihhd' The case came W from
the Circuit Court OF NorroIk. uborn !,
was heard February I6. 1915. M horL
vas re4iired. Judge Keith rendered
tn" decision
This j. = case where tho ad,ninis,r,
tor is seeking 10 procure frn,n ~.
savings hal,ii 4 SUM Of sometime M.
S'" deposited for the deceased rrio,
!" nor death The defendant, rl,i,,od
mat the money was lcf; to her hv tho
"'e'AS"d' and hogan checking upo, tho
'''"unt after having it changed unon
'H' Docks 10 deposit in her favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
DISCUSS NEW STATION
directors of itlchmont. I'rrdrri,L .h,r..
"nd Potomac Meet in
New York

Tn" regular month";. ,nc.,i,,, -. -,
board of directors OF III. y,ich,no,1
rrc"'T'ck shlrs ana Potomac Railroad
oinhany was held in tho compan,'s OF .
noes ~ Me-" York CITY yesterday. with
"hiE business Of a routine nature. trans
acted the question OF the erection
80 Il HcH union passenger station in
!H'hm"id was discussed. IL was stated
last night. but no action v,s ,,,ar
by the board
Among those attending tn. meeting
yesterday from Richmond were Prcs.-
h.ht William II. White, President
George w. stevens. OF the Chcsapcak
ana ohio hallway: J. Taylor Ellyson.
hppa Hunt"n. Jr., and W. -. Duke
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18

William Nixon, charged with ,nur-
dcrinG Luther Roach In "A lower INN
street saloon about two months opo
vas acquitted by a jury in the Hus,.
tngs Court. Part II. after shor, de-
liberation. Nixon claimed tina, the man
was Killed through an accident when he
attempted to push him away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
SIXTY THREE WEN CLEAN
-: MILES O!- S'r;it,,..r

There ar" about 2l2 miles OF streets
and 1'3 miles Of alleys I'm the city.
mere are Sixty three mon with which
TO do this work
is ii reasonable to yupuosa .h,,
SUCH small force cam keen ,his an. :,
clean IhiS mean. that each man has
three ana one-half miles % streets ma
,w' ANA "n"-half miles az alleys 10
Keep clean.
l'pon the Recommendation Of ~,
Conn, the Administrative Board hi.
%rrrted a plan whereby ali employee.
OF the street Cleaning Department will
%" P',oc" un"h = physical ability la
I" position 81 THIS department, NM.
phNs u physical t"st. which will he con
Quoted nr =. physician TO 10 ,lnsl.,n..,',i
Mr. Cohn h"ii"vc, that his new
~ ui"''oi' "iii b" OF material h.ncii; To-
no N"?'' 'in"nt, as il viii urcy,u, ,.,.
sons unhi for heavy work from hon,
P'''c" upon tn" C!ty's payroll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
MISSIONARIES LEAVE
WV m" Mrs. w. T.. McIauchIIp NM,
MISS Ami" Wilson 60 Curry ON
Work In China

roy. W. T. McLauchlin. Of 1000 p,r,.
,o'ne, "ith his wife. who vas Mis-.
'non'hS-oid daughter, left for s,rb,a,,
'h'na. 70 serve as "A I,rcsI,,,.ri,,
>'"'HrF Yesterday. II. win hc en-
p"'t'd by two churches. one in vor,,,
aroma and tho other in Wcs, VIZ.
.ini'. Miss Annie Vision. a sister ~
NrS Mci.auctiin Will return 10 chjn,
where sh" has served FOR seven ,n,rs
~ - missionary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Sou,L.ldc Dcmo.rut. IN Meet.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
south Richmond Democratic Club will
hu hcld Tonight at : o'clock in Fra
ternity Hall. 1905 Hull street. when 4
date viii be selected for the appear
anc" OF the mayoralty candidates be-
fore the citizens Of the Southstdc. Suf-
fragc,tcs also want TO be represented
az this meeting, and have asked Presi-
dent Garter G. Jones for the clubs per-
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
WILL HOLD INQUEST
Coroner 10 Investigate Drnth Of woman
Run Down 10y Gn- Works
Truci>.

50 !" o'clor, This nosniu. Coroner
r. Tor viii h"ld an inquest int" the
"c"tn 81 Ms. Kate l'rooits. who on
W"dn"rhay niHhi was Killed 10y :, truck
~ the ct, Gas WorkH driven bv T. 8
Williams ~ front Of her home 1870:
''o''rl" street According 20 williams.
~" victim stepped ~ front Of the
truck ana before h. had time 10 use
tn" brakes IL" had struck her +, seems
mat MrF Hrook' was deaf. ana thIs Is
hciI 70 account tor the accident
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
in.ncc, Streets To-unx

m" council Committee on Finance
Val max" tom ~ inspection In va.
rs"ns scc'ipue ~ tic city this after
noon ~ { GciocK for tho purpose OF
'i'"ing certain stic",. and alloys
"h"r", iGnprrr'In"nts arc contemplated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
WILL ATTEMPT TO RAISE
9i0.0nO To EINANCII SI,I.ITACIEc

nr Hatcher explained that the sprc
,acic w""id mean considerable out
iaE OF money, and that $4,000 would
be needed. She explained that -.
louis spent 100000 on IFS paccant.
ana that Philadelphia gave $50. 600 10
its spectacle
bishop o'Conncll said i, is nttinS
that the city pay crrdi, to tho vast
and incompatible" genius OF shake
speare. He said that Virginia has q
special relation 10 tn" poet because
inc Tempest vas undoubtcdly in :
spircd by tho trip OF Sea Venture lie
urged that a monument be erected in
tablet Of bronze commemorative tho
event
Dr. Rowic said that MANY successful
business ventures that resulted 10 the
benefit Of Richmond we're launched in
the auditorium Of III. chamber Of Com
'ncrcr. Tn" paEcant he Saii. would he
= memorial" aud beautiful experience.
hut that thc forces that were behind
III" pageant could he made AN ire
s'stihl" fore" .or III" ci;v's good Tho
securing of 81 library he said should
be the next step President Ioat3-right
said that tho women OF Richmond
started the pageant. and that they
would lead us into bigger things -
Richmond. he said. surely ourh, to have
:. pageant. and should receive III.
financial support Of The city
j. &. HARDWOOD principal % John
Marshall lIigh School. said that he
would ru' tho cntir" SUDDEN, body az
III" disposal OF III" committee. IF Won
need soldiers, YOU can have III. boys
battalion. and If YOU want Tho cos
tunes made. then No VIII xiv" Won
tho dr"ssrUahirr c'asscF.' Sup"rin-
'"nd"n, Et""rn"s said that he had a
fnrnly of 7.on0 children throughout
i,E. q. q,
lay" take part u nm cnthusiasticallv
- favor Of IN" pageant viii h"
there 10 wh"op II up right along" lie
said that tho hcrta%" ~ hcr"is,n and
romano" ia Virginia mad" Richmond
tic proper place for the spectacle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
SHAKESPEARE PAGEANT
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Will Give Spectacle on Richmond
College Campus in
May.
SEEK To RAISE FUND OF s1o.poo
School Children Of City and State to
Have Prominent Part - tuthori-
ties Premise to .iid-VirHiniu Fit
ting Place for Tcrcentcnniai

,,,,,,.. Co.. 49, .,,,.
'7'''"' ~
"' he'H ON 'Ae lirhmond college
grounds carly in May were cryStallizcd
at a meeting In The C.honh,r of cam
,,.co
way .''' "'""' we" a
cchtfai committee was appointed. the
support Of all those invited to attend
was assured and the r,.sin, ar sln .oo
IN
w '''""e '"' ""'""or Spectacle. III which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Employment bureau uonrI to Mc,,

The board Of directors Of the Rich
mond Public Employment Bureau will
meet at tho city Hall tonight at $
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Entertainment I'o>tpo,,ra.

ne Colonial entertainment. uii.h
- have been held at Tho ho,n. of
w Gil, loot McDouourh
Get. mex: Tuosday, has beer post.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
DR.. J. ALLISON HODGES
ELECTED NEW! PRESIDENT
Richmond Man Heads Tri-StIte Med
zeal Society, Which. Closes
Convention.
Closing Sessions Crowded With BUS
mess, While Social .Iifairs Also
Engage Attention Of Delegates
and Their Wives.

. The final Sessions of the rri-Staie
Medical Society were held Yesterday
and were declared hy lhcs" in attend
onco Ia h@Nc hr"n ,hc mos; successful
( III the history OF the society. .\T"thcr
Richlromd physiciau -" =. 'llisom
! Hodges was elected president. Tie so.
! clcty chose Durham. y. g, as tho arXt
! meeting place
Practically al Of tho technical pa.
! pcrs were read. and there were ninety
on the program. :" full WAS III. pro-
gram that j, was found necessary 70
divide The convention into TWO see
tirns--ucdical ard SurGic.. so that
, each mcmb,r could choose which Soc
! tion h" d. sired to attend. Durii... the
reading of the rIrcrs :hc Spcalcrs
used both *tsrecpt'con and moving pic
! tutc machines :" Illustrate their POINTS
BRILLIANT DINNER
ENDS CONVENTION
The sessions Of the socicty came to
4 clos last night with a brilliant din
ncr and r","uiiou followed by q dane.
Al The jefferson Hotel. There WAS a
large attendance, both the visiting
physicians and surgeons and the 10 al
members of the profession were pres.
.nt, The dancing continued until fa,
beyond I'll" midnight hour.
While Yesterday was a busy one 70,
tn delegates ~ Tho convention. IL
was non" til" loss busy FOR the wives
una Hhurht.!S OF inc pnNSitianS and
surgeons.
:, 8 O'clock there was an insrcc-
ton and lunch NJ the Purity Ice .'rear
Companies plant. NJ go o'clock there
was musical tea and reception at
III" Womau'S Club. both Of which were
greatly enjoyed b. iha wives ana
daughters OF the visiting delcgatc.
ASHLEY HE LOSES
FIGHT TO DURHAM
After tho selection OF Durham as
the next place Of me"tin". although
\sh"vllc put in = strong bid for the
m""tin:E. III" convention proceeded to
III" election Of officers, which resulted
49, follows
pr. j. Allison hodges. Richmond.
president. Or. G. q. l.au9hinrhousc.
irccnvillc, vice president FOR North
Carolina; Or. II. l.. Mcconnell Chester.
vic" president for South Caroline: ~,
w. l.. DrcwrN, Petersburg. vice prcsi.
den, for Virginia. New members of
the executive committee were. Or 4
y. Cpshhr EiChmon1 DR.. J. Howell
Way. WayncsVillc, y. g.. and Or j. -
Taylor Columbia, :. G.
hr John X. Gilders!cevc. OF Eioh.
inond. was elected an honorary fellow
OF III" society
Or. Ralph T.. Hughes. OF I.aurcns. :
G.. WAS r"-"i"ctcd secretary and treas
urcr o. tho society.
Tho resolutions committee hrou::n.
forward resolutions of formal ma
tur" thanking tho railroads. hotels. ar
r:nE"m' nis committee and press for
their services in making the n.cctin:.
81 success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
OUTLINES PLANS FOR
SIIAKESI.E!NME TERCENTE\NIAL

me meeting Was called TO order by
MY Bryan. VINO introduced Or. Mac
iachlan He said that Shakespeare was
the greatest English patriot. anu his
writings typiiicI the CREATES, age OF
England. He assUrcd 'hos. present
that the project OF :, pagan, wouls
receive his support;
Dr. O. l.. Itatrher ease an outline of
The pageant She said that when :,
great man dies he Incomes - citizen OF
the world and that :hakcspearc's ter
centenary Viii lie observed in all see
irons OF tho world. ven Japan plans
q gigantic pageant That Richmond
should have such 4 spectacle. She said.
would contribute To tile hroalcni, :: Of
civic pride in the city. Giving p!ava
oi IN" poet. reproducing tho life Of hi;
tmc, shown" thu s;a mes the c,.s,or.
ana tnc Interesting; people Of The period
would he % incalcuiai.ic benefit to the
'hldrcn OF tn" '!iy and OF the state
some Of the principal buildings in
London will IA" Laid out on the grounds
AT richmond College. With the proper
oackSIound the 1000 characters In the
Sh'cth"lo VIII give an excellent idea
"f life in tho glorious days OF England
TIE tradcsm"n from the guilds viii
once more walk along tn" streets Of
London Mercer. hanrrdashcr. feather
makers, tai,ors. will rub shoulders with
d""di"S. huilics. advcnturers. cxrlor-
cfS. ''"icHrS. soldiers. sailors from for
"tgn lands ANA from the ships OF l.rakc
and Howard.
Then. too. all .ne characters i,
Shakespeare vii! be brought 10 life
IN" testers. III" court folluvcrs, Hot
spur. Fals'aff, Romeo IIanl-, ana other
immortal characters. in addition to- tho
lesser characters, will stride abou, the
campus in n"sh and blood jus, as they
6id on the stag" OF the Globe bcfor.
she tluc.r and hcr ,o,rt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-18
Nixon ACuIIiifc,I

I supply of WOOL for work OF her com
mittce mere
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
OUTLAWS POUNCE 'ON THE | OFFERINGS OF |. COOPER
40 ls 2 l4

De Priest, ? ...-..-. l .
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
FIRST POL0 GAME
 PLAYED IN MEXICO
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

FIELD HEADQUARTERS PUNI- TIVE EXPEDITION. Mexico, Dec. IT, fBy army radio to<Columbus, N. M)- A polo tournament, the first ever played in Mexico ended here today when the headquarters team won from the Thir- teenth cavalry by d score of seven to five and one half
 Those on the winning team were: Lieutenants Martin C. Shallenberger: James l.. Collins t2), captain of the team, George ;. Patton-<5) and k. r.. Anderson e5). The first three officers are aides to General pershing. Each of the four will receive a silver trophy cup.
 Players from all the cavalry regl- ments in Mexico except one, took part in the tournament Teams that played represented the Seventh, Tenth, Elev- erth and Thirteenth cavalry, while the winning four was officially known as the Division Headquarters team. The tournament began last week and games have been played nearly every day.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
MORE DISCIPLINE
 FUR GRID PLAYERS
1Republican A. p. Leased wirel

NEWARK. N. J., Dec 17.-At d ses- sion of the United States Football As so"iaf fioP which governs amateur foot ball in this country here today it was decided to enforce strictly all suspen- sions. regardless of how severely such disciplining Of players affects q team. The delegates. representing eighteen national districts. unanimously gave q vote of confidence to President John 4 Fernley Of pawtucket. k. l., and in- duced him to withdraw his resignation which he had rendered in October to the New Jersey State Football Assnci- ation was admitted to membership.
 W N. Davis. Of the North Texas League, recently admitted. was seated as q delegate A purse was authorized for Dietrichsen of St Louis who was injured while playing with the Ameri- oan team at christiania on it's recent trip.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

will be strictly enforced and every rider 'sill be compelled 10 come to q full stop alongside of the track before reenterins the contest to relieve his team mate.
 American Australian Goulet and Brenda. Australian -McNamara and Shears Swiss French Egg and Dupuy New England Hill and Drobach New York Root and Madden, Long Island s-ast man and Wiley. Bronx Kaiser and Cameron. Dixie- Belgian Wlalhour and Lhaft New York smith and Kopsky. t,s"iy Maurtain-f.Iwson and Mitten.
 New Jersey Eaton and Pyan. ..,,l l.,.t-
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
CORNELL DROPS HARVARD

ITHACA, N T.. Dec. 1.-The addi- tion of Colgate and the absence of Harvard are the outstanding features of the Cornell university football schedule for the season of 1917 an- nounced today All but two of the nine games on the schedule will be nlaLNad at hnrae the eNceniions being
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18

l. Cooper, pitching his first game here yesterday. was clouted right heartily by the Outlaws. who aecumu- lated total of l6 safeties and the game by t big margin. This was the play off of a tie game which occurred on Decem Der 10.
 Vie Bennennto was the surprise 2e the game His hitting has been triflc light, but yesterday he met Coopers curves for four bingl s. Harry Westfall contributed four safe drives, one a triple. Butler turned m circuit smash.
 Score.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-18
GOTHAM SIX -DAY BIKE RACE STARTED
[RepubIIean A. ?. Leasea wIrel

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.--Mith fourteen ,eums in the field the annual six day bicvcle race began in Madison SGuaIc iarden al i2.Gu o'clock this morning lcfore crowd which packed the big luilGing The starting gun was fired by Edward F.. Mccall. a former supreme court justice
 WalthoGr was leading al the end of the first lap
 The order al the end of the first mile was Root. Mitten arr Carman. The time was two minutes flal
 At the end of the frs, hour tho teams had traYeled q miles and ns laps with be Baetes leading.