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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
HARVARD VICTORIOUS
OVER AGG|E ELEVEN
Crimson Rolls Up Largest Score OF
Season, Winning by ~ too
Count

Cambridge. Mass. Oct 21.-Har-
ward had the easiest game OF its
schedule today and defeated the Mas
sachusetts Agg!es, At TO 0. The whole
game was played in the farmers ter
ritory and the Crimson never had any
difficulty in holding the visitors. Har-
wards score was the largest that has
been rolled up this season. It could
have been in the neighborhood of
sixty points but for many fumbies.
Three times the Crimson backs
dropped the ball within the ten-yard
line OF their opponents and each time
the Mass. boys recovered. Harvard
played a conservative game and used
but two forward passes. the first being
intercepted. but the second In the
last period was the best play OF tho
game. 1t gained twenty-five yards
and paved the way for the final touch
down.
The Agsies were all in during the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Richmond College. IL, Hampdsn-
Randoiph-Macon. II; william and
Mary, 0.
Georgia. Is: Virginia, 7.
Washington and Lee. IS; Roanoke
College. 0.
Maryland Agsies. IL, v. M. I. -
Georgia Tech. 10: North Carolina. {.
Howard. 20; Mercer. Z.
vanderbilt, %: Mississippi o.
Alabama. Is; Florida, 0.
Louisville, 8: Chattanooga, q
Tulane. 40; Jefferson. 3.
Kentucky. 0: Sewanee. O.
Louisiana. so: Mississippi Collewa. 4
Kendall. go; Alva Normal, 0.
Texas, 81: Oklahoma, 4.
Tennessee. Is: South Carolina. O.
Davidson, Z; Citadel, T.
Hendrix, 40; Arkansas. Cumberland.
Daniel Baker, Ia Trinity, 0.
Arkansas. so: Roila Mines, 0.
Harvard. ~: Mass. Aggies, q.
princeton, 33; Lafayette, 0.
Pennsylvania, Is; State, O.
Cornell. 10; Bucknell. 0.
Army, So; Trinity, 0.
Navy. 12; West Virginia. 7
Carnegie Tech. Is; Allegheny. a
Pittsburg. 80; Syracuse. o.
Georgetown. 10: Dartmouth. o
Union. 8; Columbia, o.
Brown. 20: Williams, 0.
Lebanon Valley, 8: Lehigh, 3.
washington and Jefferson. III
Westminster. O.
Fordham. ~: susquehanna, q
Bates. s; Maine, o.
Gettysburg. ~: Johns Hopkins. q
Dickinson, 8: Ursinus, o.
Franklin and MarshaIl o. s~a,<A.
more s. S
Carlisle. 80: Conway, 0.
Northwestern. 10; Chicago, O
Illinois, 8: Ohio state.
Iowa, -; Purdue, 6. IN
Wisconsin. 10; Haskell Iudiana !.
Minnesota, 81; South Dakota. ~ ..ssl
Michigan. ,: MicAiean Asri6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
WILL GIVE AMATEUR
WIRELESS PRACTICE

Great Darlington. Mass. Oct. 21.-
A message from President Wilson
will be relayed by amateur wireless
operators TO all parts of the country
at II p NJ. eastern time) on October
81. according to a statement today
by Robert T. st. James. VINO has an
amateur radio station here. He said
that the test had been arranged as
demonstration Of the efficiency OF
amateur stations
Mr. ST. James said that at noon to-
day and at the same hour tomorrow
he would send out a wireless notifica-
ton to the stations which are to par
ucipate in the relay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
SYRACUSE OUTClASSED
BY P|TTSbURe ELEVEN

Syracuse, N. T.. Oct 2I.-On q
heavy field and with a crowd Of TO-
600 persons present. Pittsburg Univer-
sity thoroughly walloped the SYRIA
cuse University eleven here today by
score OF 80 to o. Syracuse was out
played from start to finish. Its At
tempts at forward passes were inter
eepted almost with intuitive instinct
and readiness. The reputed impentra-
BILE line Of the Orange was crushed
before the terrific drives Of Hastings
and McLaren. aided by almost fault
less offensive team work by Pittsbury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
FAVORS SCHOOL.
SIX DAYS A WEEK

Poughkeepsie. Oct. 21.--School sup
erintendents of New York State
plunged into the business of a three
days convention here with 800 dele
gates in attendance.
Six school days q week and the use
OF Junior high schools were topics of
discussion. Superintendent Frank D.
Boynton, of Ithaca. advanced the six
day plan, and the discussion was led
by Superintendent Howard G. Burdge,
of Wellgville. Associate Huperin-
tendent Edward B. Shallow. Of New
York city. spoke on elemental high
school work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
Fifth New Jersey Released.

Warrington. Oct. 21.-General Fun
ston reported to. the War Department
today that he expected the Fifth New
Jersey Infantry to leave the border
about October ~. Their release 10
made possible by the ordering Of the
Colorado Guard to the border.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Sn m m airy: Touchdown-Kuyk.
Goals from ouchdown-Whtttet
Field goals-Wicker, Q, Safety
Hampden- Sidney. Penalties-Holding
Hampde Sidney. 4 times: ofrside.
Richmond College. 2: Hampden-Sid-
ney. J. Referee-Witt. Virginia Mill
tary Institute. pire--Word, Uni
verSity of Virginia. Head linesman-
SIttcrding, Georgetown University.
Time OF periods-Fifteen minutes
each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Washington. Oct. 21.--Admiral Pond
notified the Navy Department today
that he had ordered the United States
steamship Prairie and a tug to the
relief Of the American stsamship Ss-
ward. aground on the rese outside
Cape Haitieu. HAITI. N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Substitutions Randolph Macon
Moss for Woodin. Heiner for Waters,
Reardon for Cogbill. Carlyle for May
berg, Cogbill for Heiner. Ray for
Young. w. & M.-Close for Geddy,
stephens for Edwards. Touchdowns-
Young, Waters Goals from touch
Randolph (2). Field goals
Reardon. Referee-Morris penn
Cmpire-Burruss ". NJ. ~. Head
nesman-R bertson Davidson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Touchdowns--Core and Sloan. Ref
cree - II ng tHampden-S Sidney.
Umpire-Curry tDavidson). Head
linesman-Davis tBlues). Time of
periods-Twelye and ten minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Cegbill, Creekmore and Hiner stood
out prominently throughout the game
Htner ran the team in fine style dur
ing the time he was playing quarter.
The playing of Goslee featured for
William and Mary. He was the only
consistent ground gamer on the team
The lineup and summary follow:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Touchdowns-Edd 3; Ames, Goals
from touchdowns-Tihhot Suhstitu-
tons: Prnceton--Funk for Wilson.
VIM for Highly, Eberstadt for Brown,
Ames for Eddy. Rahill for VIM.
schmaltz for Gennert. Foster for Me
Graw. Georgi for briggs. Haaren for
Tibbott. Bryan for Nourse. Gillespie
for Highly. Warden for Hoog, Convey
for Georgi, Heating for Wilson, Kirk
land for Mclean.
Layfayette-Pardee for Louden, Lou
den for Pardee. Thaxton for Woodruff,
Brandes for Louden. Ritter for Ernst
Referee-Langford, Trinity. UNI
ptre-Mr williams, Pennsylvania.
Head linesman-Mr Cosgrove. Cornell.
Time of pertods-f2 minutes each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

IoUcffcoWHb-1 DUNG, 3, Paxton,
Bethel. Goals-Young, 3, Substtu-
tions-W & L., johnson for Adams,
Paxton for Sorrels, Graham for Grille,
Wadsworth for Graham. Till for Pax
ton, Cromwell for Bagley Kehoe for
Young, Mears for Iarkin. Evans for
Bryan. Schovel for Johnson. Roanoke
College--Huddle for Hollfnsworth
Hollinsworth for Huddle. Rhyme for
Hollinsworth. Chapman for Rhyme
Referee--Goodwin. w. and J. I'm
pire-Robertson. Richmond College.
Head linesman-Graham, Davidson
Length of periods-15 minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

TONS The Crackers presented q pow
erful line, which was backed UP by
two mighty chargers In the persons
of Neville and Dezendorf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

PARLIAMENTARY. Michael. Goal
from touchdowns-Leach, Brewer
Safeties-M. s. c., /; v. NJ. J.. /.
Goals from feld-Brewer. Smith.
Substitutions-M. s. C.-Axt for
Tarbutton, Into for Kisspaugh. Rich
Tor Oberlin, Brewer for Macdonald.
v. NJ. Root for s. Hawkins, Ad-
olson for Root. Butcher for Marshall,
Sullivan for Bucher.
Officials; Referee-Mr Shaw Ohio
Wesleyan. Umpire-Mr. Saylor. Johns
Hopkins. Head linesman-Mr. Morse.
george Washington. IAnesman-
Jones. NJ. 8. c., and Cullum. ". M. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Substitutions; Harvard-Phinney
for Coolidge. Brewer for Phinney,
Thorndike for Wheeler. Dean for
Dadmun, Thorndike for Harris. VIE
gins for Thorndike, Day for Clark,
Batchelder for Harte. Idkens for Bat
chelder, CASTOR for Likens. Robin
son or Murray, Gardner for Robinson.
FELTON, for Gardner. Minot for Casey,
Wilcox for Minot, Burnham for
Thatcher. Horne for Burnham. Hitch
cock for Horween.
Aggies-Richardson for Dav. C.
Blanchard for Edwards. q. Blanchard
for c. Blanchard, Higginbothan for
Roberts.
Iouchdowns-Casey. 8: Hitchcock,
2. Likens. Thacher. Goals from touch
downs-Horween. 3: Gardner. Horne.
Referee-Mr Morris. OF PennsyIya.
MA umpire-Mr. Fultz. of Brown.
Head linesman--Mr. Pendieton OF
Bowdoin. Time-12-minute periods.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

The game opened with Richmond
College receiving and Hampden-Sid-
ney defending the east goal Pitt re-
sceived the ball and brought il TO the
thirty-hve-yard line On the first ha II
snapped the Spiders fumb ied, but re-
covered the leather. kuyk contributed
= small gain and Wicker punted to
the twelve yard line, Thurman being
downed as soon as he grabbed the
bill A penalty of fifteen yards was
inflicted on Hampden- Sidney for
rough work Hampden- Sidney then
proceeded TO punt. and on the ex-
change OF punts the Spiders gained
about thirty yards.
J. Starting on the thirty-fve-yar line,
tho local collegians began marching
the ball down the field and made their
4rot Touchdown. Miller gained three
sYArds and Kuyk contributed like
Itmmbsr. Wicker then penetrated the
Hylne for eight yards On tackle
nd-tackle plays Carter and Rob-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-18
Special b. Tine argus

faT Ea- Gala, 1eEr Fed
henderson If Dallas. Texas. last
night stopped Earl Henderson Ri
Rock Island TIl- 5u the fsarti1
rnnu@ af scheduled 1z-rGand
a<hG Iha Dallas scrapper mas
tered throughout and badly bat
tered the Ellsnelaaa.
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The Tubautia may have been sunk
by submarine, and the Sussex and
Englishman may have met the same
fate; but we have no proof that this
is the case
We were cautioned by the Presi-
dent few days since, TO be careful
in our acceptance Of stories which
como from the Mexican border 1t
would seem that the President is
also duly bound to warn the people
to be equally careful in accepting
premature stories sent out from Lon
don and Paris in regard to the de-
struction Of belligerent vessels with
in the war zone.
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ritun, Nr0finnng nun HcrOrrltcrun1 Der gam.
rcncrsGtrnNc, 6piiWcn McO pinbmdu lluo SORT
9lpclinc; OclaQic Snprcncc Gtrnbc iotl bon Drcr
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WS bcainut nU Acr GdC nc BON bet Strcls
5naB bcr iiorciilimiicn sciic ocs aep SgD
noropctl!6licn settle Der Gawrcncc 1lyatc, ipic
lett GO Slib hrcii crHimci, Qcblnct mirn oic
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ibili Der Iorfd RndiuN HnnlpnHN; bdiiii ocr
bcdpicn liornmeitchcn NnbcnliNle cnil0nN,
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III circr 5ur Sinlen nit cinem &nolns pnn 10
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bia tiiM enf0iia
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idcn &crmcilnngs SenMilon ocr 1iaoi Snlita
more bcippen
Mian iebc anric bciaeicr qoiDgcurc, Sirnbc.
mic lic ~ Ocrbrciicfu ncpldni IT. i'm 8litcnli
hcr 1mnberoudbrudS Gpnniiiion
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0lripm.Narf.

1cy bette glnH fir @ir.Ii,S IN @nitinprcGp.
Sieer bcrrlid ncIeacne Rarf m lcti ~ nef.
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Si5 9cpttsGtr1Nc, glntor, a34, oocr aentD
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@efanntmadlmmacn.
Staata. Yicena.g gcfanntln0dlMn0.


Nicronrd iucroen anc 9rriuncu mo Adrper.
idlaitru, incprporirie oocr polilinc. meI6c III
Der Sidoi Baltimore elm 0cdldi Oeircibcn
ir mclNcs Ole Gr0e0una cncr staais'
sicruj criorocri6 it, 0uacio,6cri, oelcl6e
OH ooer Dor oem critcn Gage Occ WiOnaie
Wini 1916 iu 5cu ooer occloe 81 erncncra.
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bru .. 9lpril 1916, bereil ieiu iwiig0cn ocll
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&ormiilapa bis ll0r 9ldiHitiaas in encu
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mo 5apciic sirabe. 5nr 2erousoabmo bon
id6rll@cu @crNderuuss.@ianersic bereii
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SScriumlmluugS .gluScigcn.
arnlIae sgarDanl usn gaaImere.

Gruiidc SpnrDauf pun gniimorr.
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an Wiuuinn, neu O. Gaze i'm glpril 1915, bon
8 bis 4 llbr Nohniiinqsr iiniiiin0ci piro.
gNtlliam spilmnn S0uenciltcr.
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Gpphie Wreeifcil.

Gs ilat6 AM % Mdr8 1916 sophic cireciicn,
NcurO C5rccifcn %crrunoic tnn 6rclulnc iiiln
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WNa Otr Observation-Disclosures WlI 0cf 7DIt DflIITdlI
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