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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-01
School cams Form
Net0Soccer League
Superintendent Jones Introduces
Attractioe Game to Local
School, Boy athletes.

l., Z. Jones. superintendent of nth.
tc'ics IN the Richmond public schools.
mnonhced last night that he had per-
t'ct'" the organization OF soccer
iootpnil league among the Junior High
ana t'revocati onal schools of the city.
n schedule has been arranged, and
under the tutoraer of superintendent
Jones. the teams already are practic.
liz Tor the opening game on October
While soccer is something Of an i'm.
hoyation IN Richmond. the game is not
unknown entirely. Scvcra! games were
piax9" here last season, wher Il Rich
Svh,.hg othef cities. However, the
rules and the style of play is not
Knowm genetaliy; and the work OF the
interest.
The game is. well adapted to boys IN
IL is not as strenuous as the great fall
tame now being played ~. the coliegea
an" larEer schools. and affords the
physical development with sinh,
chance of injuries.
considerable interest in soccer is be-
Try srE ior places on the teams. The
schools which will enter clubs for the
comnctitions are: Bellevue prevocn :
tionai Bainbridre and Einford schools
Soccer is modelled after the other
football game. II is played OF "A field
LOO Yards long 10y fuv yards willie. ana
,hc opIcct o1 one team * to force the
ball through thu goal-posts which it,.
opponSnls defend. The bail can be
moved only by Kicking il. and tho
players foul il they touch i, with their
hands Neither tripping, Kicking or
Jui'r'ne at u player is allowed. nor
can one player hold or push another.
All scheduled games of the league
are 10 be played at BYRD lark.
Sorrcr Football. Schedule.
hGi'eNie Us. lrevocational: Binford
VS.; cambridge, October ~
bciicNue ~. Eintord: rreVoca;ionul
W. l5ainbridgc. October %
bclleNuc vs.. cambridge: Bellevue VS.
Prcvocational, October 30
bSilcVuc vs.. l'rcvocationni: Rinfovd
VS.: cambridge, November >.
Bellevue vs.. linford: Prcvocational
"" cambridge. November q
bellevue vs.. Binford: Binford vs.
i'rovoc; tional. November =
nc trSt game Will start at 4 r. NJ,
-hMh IN .nCnm1 u; RI l. Al -
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HARVARD SHOWS FORM
Strengthened Crimson Eleven Holds
BntcI Helpless at All limrs-BlOcl>-
in,: of PuntS Turueti tn Advantages.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, September 80.
Harvard rolled up 2G points on Bates
in the second game Of the season
to-day. The Crimson team that WAS
held i'm check - week ago by Colby had
added strength to-day, both in tho
backncld and on the line. Bates at no
time threatened II score, and ii was
not until the fourth period, when Har-
ward had in some ne substitutes, TIM:
her backs were able TO piece the line
npDrcciahly.
Harvard's new hackneld cumbiMa-
ton Of Flower. Bond and Thackcr
worked We'll in tho opening half. After
Il series of siraicht-lnc bucks, Flow =
crS went around the end for fifteen
yards and planted the ball within
scoring distance OF the Bates goal,
and Thackcr, in the rush. produced the
touchdown. Harvard started again on
a big drive when Nose Taylor. tho big
guard. blocked Bates punt on the
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SCHOOL BASKETBALL


Basketball teams, representing VA
riouS public schools, have been formed
into league by l.. r. Jones. super-
intcndcnt of athletics in the Richmond
public schools. and already the bows
who Will participate in this branch of
athlciics are hard at work preparing
Tor the lengthy schedule which had
been mapped out for them
~ Is the plan Of Superintendent Jones
10 AFFORD every boy in the local public
schools an opportunity of taking part
IN at least one branch Of sport and
Tor TINS reason he is now perfccting
plans which will open more opportuni-
ties to the youths of Richmond than
they have ever before had.
superintendent Jones has had con-
siderable experience in handling hoyS
and knows exactly how much they are
able To do in tho way Of athletics
without overiaXing their strength lie
Will keep Il close watch on their ply
steal condition and not permit excess
IN athletics. He also will act as Il
coach for them in the various lines
of spcr, and give them the benefit Of
his instruction.
The schedule, as announced last night
10y Superintendent Jones, calls for two
games a week by each team, and is
as follows:
aIi SouthSihc League.
October i1--Iowhatan W. Balm
bridge, At powhttun.
October 2i--Frank!in vs.. Powhatan
At Franklin.
October II cambridge vs. Franklin
at cambridge.
November 3. and Ii Repeat schcd-
ulc for October IL. - and 81 reSpcc-
lively. reversing places of play.
November l7-rowhntan Us. Balm
bridge, at Powhat;tn
November 2l--Franklin W. powha-
tam. al Franklin.
November 2+-Bainbr!dgc w. Frank
lin. at cambridge.
III League. iatG.
October l7-liighland Park vs. Mic
holSun, at Highland parli: Ruirner VI.
l;arton Heights. at Rumncr, Madison
vs. Gintcr Park, at Madison.
October 2c-l'airmouut ~. High
land Park. nj Fairmount; Nicholson VS..
kuffncr: at Nicholson; Barton Heights
rs. Madison. at BARTON Heights.
October 2i--tiinicr Park vs. Fair
mount at Ginier Park: Highland Park
W.. Runner, at Highland rark: Nichol-
son VS.. Barton Heights, at Nicholson.
October "7-Madison vs.. Ruffncr. ar
Madison: Gintcr Park vs.. Barton
Heights. at Gintcr Park: Farmount VS..
Nicholson, at Paramount.
October 3l-Eiighland Park rs. Gin
ter Park, at Highland rark: Nicholson
vs. Madison. At Nicholson: Fairmount
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n ,hrns, In the number of targets
tnroWn ana second in size of entries
One hundred and sixty,fivc thousand
'aiEets were trapped against the rec
ora or l62.50o last year. There We're
s9O entries against 800 In 1911 the last
Henr INC event was held on the steel
ller; conditions were anything but
good; but the scores. despite tho
weather. were exceptionally good.
flltccn shooters comprised the
teams from each section the high five
70 count; Every one OF the Eastern
! team broke Al or better in 500 targets.
the i've high scored 2,il9 breaks TO
2,io3 for the East. The Eastern COM
bination that won was comprised of
g. ~. Fish. 1.yndenvillc. y. Y. 1879: AL
len Hell; Allentown: ra. lS6; T. S.
wright. buffalo, y. Y. 1874: &. H.. New
comb. Philadelphia. Pa. ISL. and
l Ralph L. SPOTS, New York City, 40.
ihc western team WAS made up OF
Fred Harlow. Newark. Ohio, 49i; c.
ID: Coburn. Mcchanics;,uri:. Ohio +Sl:
Moolfolk Henderson. Lexington. Ky,
AS; L. II. Burns 5rooTv.:;e Ind. AIS:
IL. r.. Smith. Columbus. Ohio. 415
There were some good shots In the
above batch. Hell is the doubles
champion of the United States: New
comb the former amateur champion at
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Football Results

IA. At Mishm"n'l-J. NJ. II. s.. 81, Pc
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL,
DnvislSon. o.
At IcNinrton-V. VI. H.. III.
iininTdcn-Stdney, q.
At Acknowledgements, q; CItadcl. q.
At MISUNDERSTANDING ana
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Al Cambridge -lInrv ward. 20:
~ New Iinvrn-YnIc, 25; Cnrnc.
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Al Wnrccstcr-t'inni, Princeton.
II; Holy Cross. u.
Al PhilndeiPIIia-Pcnns q,
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At MISUNDERSTANDING ant, Me-
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At ticmson-Clemson, =: Eurn,n"
Al Observation-Disclosures Col
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~ Observation-Disclosures, ~; Al
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a. Observation-Disclosures nnd
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AGrmnl. ..
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Mercer. g.
~ Observation-Disclosures, q; Bnt-
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southwestern 'rcsh,tcrfnm Univcr.
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siingles: Fish is the clghtoen- yards
champion; SPOTS the amateur cham
pion ut 200 targets: Harrow won the
Grand american In 1905: Smith won
the international title In tho Canadian
Expositlon shoot and Henderson won
the Grand American I'm 1913. There Is
no doubt as to tho popularity Of this
e event and It goes without comment
tnat 1T VIII be an annual feature OF
tine Hogans shoot
The. State team race was won by
New Jersey. with Asa. with New York
second with aSi. rennsylvania. yir;
Sinia. Iowa, Ohio. illinois, Maryland
ana District OF Columbia. Delaware
ana :r,,i Gonneeticut following in order.
teams that ever shot in the event.
Possibly the best bit of shooting OF
the tournament was done by Il. -.
Morgan. the runner-up in the Mary
land District championship. He broke
233 targets in succession and in doing
so he won the Hogan amateur cham
pionship. He and Fred Plum, OF At
lnntic city. broke 100 each for the
trophy and on two shoot offs of 30
each Morgan broke 30 to Plum's 80.
This too was in the rain. Ilc broke
zoo straight Yndcr the most adverse
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WAKE FOREST UNABLE TO
MAKE SINGLE FIRST DOWN
}Caroitnn's Team Work Counts Toward
Last OF Gnmc-Ninny scrubs Used.
= New Men Arc Promising.
tSpeeial 10 The Timcs.nisrntrhl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
81 CHAPEL HILL. y. G. September 30.
Playing straight aitack. Carolina
prevented Wake Forces, from making
single first down and won 90 to u
In tho opening game of the season hcrc
To-day touchdown came 81 each OF
tho last three quarters: Tandv k;ck.n- .
goal twice Among the new men on
the Varsity clcycn this ycar-l:clany,
Foigcr and Fitzsimmons, in the hacl>
held. and iiarrell. in the line. showed
great promise
me game was characterized by en-
cellcnt team work on tho part OF Caro-
Ina and weakness in offensive and
punttng on part OF Wake Forest. caro-.
lina's entire first squad was replaced
IN the fourth quarter by second strins
eleven, which was making steady adj
Hances toward the Wake Fores, goal
when the whistle blew. The touch
Bclamy and Forgc-. and for the most
part resulted from straight line
plunges. The lineup:
\. Carolina. Positions. Wata Forest
Love ....... left end ..... iarris
Tahoe $500. left tackle .Tatum
Harrell $500, left guard .. Olive
l"h"N' ........ center $500. .Langston
tcaDtain)
Ingram ..... right guard .McKnieh,
Iroc'o" ..... right end .... Jordan
Johnson quarterback Champion
BellhnN left half back. .Tichcnor
Fiizs!mmcus right half back. X. Pace
FoiEcT. ....-.. mll back Parker
tcaptain)
summary: Suhstitutcs-ror Wake
Forest: w. shaw. Blizzard. J. Pace: for
North Carolina. Holbrook, currie Bor-
den Crawford. Pearson, Price. Davis
Ciarvoc Elack, Tenant, Coleman. Wil-
liams. Referee Broughton. Umpire.
Carver. WASHINGTON and Lee. Head
lincSm3n. Thompson. Carolina.
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tweniy-yard line and downed the bali
WITHIN Nv" yards of the goal Thack :
er went over for the touchdown. When
III" second half opened, II new back
heI" was introduced. Casey, Horwccu
and iurnham did the rushing during
the final quarters
Tn,
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ELLIS ANNEX FIRST GAME
Scores Against Carnegie Tech un Third
fin!--i"Nnhlc ION .5-Iard Line
SpdiisA Carnrprie's Chuncr

NEW HAVEN. September 30 Yale
had no trouble in defeating the Car
nesie Tech eleven to-day - to o. on
me th!rd play Yale scored her first
Legere skinned around end for a sin
ty-yard run after GLIDING three visit
Ing tacklcrs Before the period closed
Yale had taken the bail from the center
goa Tor second touchdown, all the
gains being made on short. straight
hne piunScs. Quarterback Travis smith
weaHed "a hole through center for the
score.
During the second half Carnegie dis
J!ayeh IT'S only aggressive football of
Inc game end runs by kcsscncr and
. plunge through guard by Finley net
70 'he Nh!. 21-yard line. threatening
the Eli goal foi the only time durimn
the game. tumble upset Carncrie's
chances Lineup:
Yale. Position C,arn.,;
Yale ........ left end Gibson
She!i"n' ..... left tackle .....Lyons
Hiatk left guard Kelley
On a. S'"''h center iiiilstrom
t'dit rIght guard $40. Fletcher
BaldElGEy !I2h; tackle Grady
monciord ... right end $500. Wrigh,
T.; H,nitl' guarterhack .kessncr
1n, nam LEFT half back .... Finley
Jacques ...... fun back RUM
Substitutes: Church FOR Comcrford,
Mos.iey for Church, Williams for G.b-
Son, Young Tor Kelley. Wa.th foi RirIy-
nam Navi!io for I.agorc. Hutchinson
for Jacques. I.nroche for j. smith,
smith foi sheldon, Ienucr for Gait
wns-I.csore. smith I;ine-
nam l.aroche. Goal from touchlowus
-l-aSorc. Referee. Nathan Tufts
Hr0wn University. Umpire, Or. carl
Williams, University OF pcnnsvlyaniu
Head lincsinan Allen Fa.m.r pnr;.
mouth field judge, H. r. Ranknri.
Dartmouth Periods, IS annd u min
utes. -
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EAST oUTsHooTs WEST
In FRS: Interscctionnl TrnpshootinE
Event Eastern Trapshots Averaged
a6 for 2,5nO Targets

In the first intcrscctional trapshoot-
ing compctit!on-thc East vs.. the
West--nt the Westy Hogans shoot in
Atlantic city, y. j.. tho East proved
u wee bit better than the West This
was the feature event of the Hogans
annual tournament. q tournament
which is second only in size and i'm
Torrance 10 the Grand American.
ThiS was the HoganS biggest tour
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GENERALS SWAMP LIGHT
RANDOLPH MACON ELEVEN
Young Runs Wild Through Methodists
FtrIa Heavy. Eut w. nnh l.. Scores
Twelve T0urhtiO,Nns.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]

MI
LEXINGTON, VA. September CO.
Washington ana Lees powerful eleven
this afternoon swamped the lighter
Handoiph- Macon team and won the
mrs game OF the season by the score
Play during all four periods. in
which which practically every man on the
straight football. in which sweeping
end runs figured. Few forward passes
were attempted.
Young ran through the entire Ran
dolph Macon team from the kickoff FOR
r Senen'm ; XarIs to touchdown. He
but WAS called back on account of a
technicaiity. =
He made three Of Washington and
Lees twelve ,ouchdowns two OF them
resulting from runs Of fifty yards or
game was married 10y the slowness of
the ticld.. The lineup:
W. n L. Position. R.-AI
Adams. left end .... Christian
johnson. left tackle. 49,. .Copciv
nryan.. ...... left guard .... Morton
iicro'ti. ....... center ........ BEARD
Moore. right guard 49,. slaybere
Ignaco right tackle. liudnail
GGran, ni right end 49,. Woodin
io ,""!ms;i,; left half back .Coghill
Eehoe; right half back '' Young
Sorrcils. fun back . iIinrr
90. - and 2S; total. so.
substitutes: w. and L-Bethcl for
Moore. Moore for Bethel. Paxton for
Sorrclls. Fain for Young. TIL for kc-
noe Gardner for rierotti. Wadsworth
Tor Adams. Evans for Moore. Scovell
Tor Johnson, Brown for Gardner. Bethel
Tor Moore. Mciienry for Bryan. John
son for Scovill, pierotti for Evans.
Adams Tor Wadsworth. Young for Fam.
hehoe for TIL. Sorrells for Paxton
i;arkin Tor Graham, Cline for Echoc,
ii;Sie for laglcy, Cromwell for Sor-
TeilS, Haiiey for Moore, Roller for
hGhoe, Watts for Adams, Cox for
Johnson, Atkins for Scovillc Ram
dolph- Macou--Crcckmi for EnorI
lancaster for Christian. Waters for
Dung: FrinE"r for Morton, Carwilc
Tor FrtnEer. Moss for Copcly.
Touchdowns- Bryon, fgnaco, Kchoe
~; Sorrelis go Young go, Graham
TIL, Cromwell.
, Goals from touchdown-Young 800
1Enaco t2). -
Referee, Goodwin. w * L.: umnr.
Randolrh, Virginia; head lincsinan.
DAVIS Davidson. Time OF periods. |.
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Harvard Position. Bates
r. H'''''.; Ieit end $500. Murray
.ihA r'''''.' ltil tackle -. Hamilton
,.'a ~ ''.'..'' iclt guard 1900. Spratt
''.'..,. center Shattuck
,.,',uS"h' 800 riGht guard Adams
,H,'St' ''.''.... flSnt tackle SouthcrN
"a .''.'. fisht end Hickey
,,::,pnihN"H. quarter back ...... Davis
Flower. left half back No,ltou
fond. right half back Butler
Lance. ....... full back ~ Weaver
IuhstltnteS = Hartley for Phinncy.
l.ikons for Hartley. Coolidge for Lil
ems, Livcll for TAILOR, Snow for Clark.
SAFER for Harris. Thorndyke for Snrcr
VI ,!,,, for for cpsHy, Brewer, for Hartc,
Gardner, FELTON, for Murray. Ikrev for
tlowcr Wilcox for Casey. Bond for
Eurnham. Hitchcock for Bond. casey
Tor Thacker. iIorwcen for Casey. Cliff
niord for Spratt. Stonor for Clifford.
counor FOR Cutler
neutrality-suspicious. r t2). Murray.
liorwccn. Goals from touchdowus..
N"sely. Taylor, Horwcen. Referee.
Morse. OF PENNSYLVANIA. Umpire. cam
n"ll, of Tufts Head lincsman, Pishon.
of Dartmouth. Extra official. low
dom. OF BOSTON Time Of periods four
fifteen minute quarters.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

c,1-pprNfE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
= YORK-William W. Johnson and John
Jardine. as trustees. .plalntlFs' against
Felix Lugoue et AL, defendants
I'm pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclos-
ure and sale duly made and entered IN the
abovc-entitled action and bearing date the
2d day Of August, 1910. J. me undcIs's mn mn
the referee in said judgment named. VIII
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salcsroom. Nos. l4-i6 Nesey street IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New AorK,
ON the goth day Of August, 1916, at u
o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph r
Day. Auctioneer. tht premises directed by
said judgment 10 be sold, ana iherelh ue-
scribed as follows:
An those two certain lots. pieces or par
cells Of land with the buildings and nm
provements thereon erected, situate, lying
and being on the westerly SIDE OF hudson
Street in the Borough Of Manhattan; Ilty
and state Of New York. being parts Of Lots
Nos 90 and 81 ON map OF the estate LOT
lnerlv OF John ireland. deceased, filed IN
the Office Of the Register Of me CITY and
County Of New York, and which sald lots
taken together are bounded ana descFIO-d
beginning at the centre OF a party wall
on said westerly side Of Hudson Street,
distant 10 feet sOutherly from the southwest
erly corner Of Jane and Hudson streets; and
running thence westNardty AT rBnt ahsles
To Hudson Street. or nearly SO, ana thIoub "a
/ the centre Of said party wall ~ feet ana
/ inch; thence southwardly 10 lnches 10
the centre Of another party wall inches
wide; thence westwardiy and through said
party wall IA feet and Az inches to the
casterly side OF a brick wall; thence south
wardly along said caSterly side OF said
brick wall SO feet and inches, thence
eastwardly and at right angles to Hudson
Street 90 feet inches 10 the westerly side
Of Hudson Street; and thence northwardly
and along the westerly side OF Hudson
Street 81 feet and Ia inches 20 the point
or place OF beginning, said premises being
now known as Nos. Gil and 6l9 Hudson
dated New York August eth. 1916
HENRY a. FRIEDMAN
Referee.
MERRILL. ROGERS & TERRY.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
100 broadway. Manhattan. New York city.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty 10 be sold
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BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. GREENPoR1
sHEIIER IsIAND A SAC uAKnnn

SIR "Shinnccock" Of Montauk strarnb1,,
Co.'S Line leaves y. Y. Pier r. 34th 81
+. r., Tuesdays and Thursdays. $40 p NJ T.
Saturdays. I T. 81.
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Curb Market

Outside securities yesterday made a
general upward turn in prices, though
trading, except in a few of the war
order issues, was comparatively quiet.
Activity was greatest in lEtna Explo-
sives. which was carried up to las at
the close, a net gain of = points. Mid
vale Steel, Maxim Munitions and Sub
marine Boat each advanced fractionally
on rather limited business. Final quo
tations among the oils generally showed
slight price variations from the pre-
vious close. Bonds developed weakness
toward the close.
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Dividends

F. W. Woolworth.- Regular quarter
IL dividend Of Ia per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable October l TO stock
Of record September 9.
Eric 4 Pittsburgh Railroad egu-
lar quarterly dividend Of Ia per cent,
PAYABLE September Q to stock Of record
August 81
Pittsburgh. Youngstown & Ashtabuia
Railroad Regular quarterly dividend
Of ~ per cent on the preferred stock,
payable September to stock Of record
August 2l.
American Telegraph and Cable
Regular quarterly dividend of IA per
cent. payable September l 10 stock OF
record August 81.
Arkansas Valley Railway. Light \
Power. Regular quarterly dividend OF
"a. per cent on the preferred stock,
payable September IS 10 stock Of rec
ord September 9.
New York Oklahoma Oil.-lnitial
dividend of l per cent, payable Septem-
Der 5.