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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-08-17
EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS.

Eighth grade examinations will be
held throughout the county August
81 and September /, 1916, Appll-
cations for questions should be In the
hands OF the school superintendent
within the next ten days.
FAY CLARK.
County Superintendent OF Schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
TIGERS BEAT INDIANS
TAKE RACE LEADERSHIP
BY OUTPLAYING OPPONENTS
" fii,msburE Eleven Iiud Only Onc
finance To scorc-I'icid Goal Failed.
bcatcn In All Departments.
Standing of Teams
Ispccial 10 mo .rimcs. ni.nn1.h |

NpHEoLk, VA. November so
Given tho proposition "f winuiu. from
William and Mar or losing All .hartco
for tho football ,itlc OF the f.artcrl
Virginia intercollegiate Associations.
TIN. iiampdeu- sidney Tigers solved ii
b. registering ?-to-u victory at
League PARK this afternoon
The game was not rs close 4. the
%'"r" would Indicate. for III. Williams
hurG indians never had a change.
They had on" "pportunity 10 score. hut
THIS was thrown I" tho winds when
tcnJr"sS tried a field goal from th-
twenty five yard line IN the fourth
ruartir. after the VILLAIN ana Mary
ran back had carried ,h. tall from
welt ia his own territory
iiaMDdcn. Sidney outrushed and out.
rias 81 William aud Mary IN every de =
pN.tmeni of the game With the en-
terti"a Of puntinc, when Close out :
iistAircG l. Warren "n every cx-
change.
Hampd"u-Sidncy made thirteen FIRST
cow" 10 Wiii4n and Mays i've,
raahcG the bal! from scrimmasc .lG
yards :" the losers les. The vic,or-
nNadc their TWO forward pass attempts
good. though one Of them did not re
suit III amy gain. The WiiIiamsburgers
tried four forward passes. but every
one oi incm fell to the ground in
stead of IN the arms Of = William aud
Mary player The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
VIRGINIA UNION
olurcd Elcvcns Stage Hot Ruttlc at
HofeE Park-I.incOIn Defeated by
Score of l.; to u.

Stubbornly contcstin- each inch Of
ground. Lincoln University Succumbcd
10 the faster and more versatile eleven
OF Virginia Union here yesterday. to
the tune OF Is To Q. The light on the
whole, was one of the toughest ever
witnessed on flovey Field. L.incolns
determination to win seemed to double
itself in each succeeding quarter. Some
al her most brilliant efforts were
staged i'll the very last minutes OF
play.
Bo,n OF Unions touch,iowns were
made III the first half The first was
scored in the initial quarter Archer
and ilucles repeatedly toed the pigskim
up and downrield for their respective
e!evens Each Time, however. Huclcs's
toe evidenced the superior ability. ana
Tie Union combine SLOWLY crcpt to-
ward i4incolns goal line When the
latter's thirty-yard line was reached,
tucles essaEed successful pass to
jackson. who bolted away for the first
touchdown. Lincoln. in the next quar-
ter. finding her opponents line imprcs.
nnble. attempted a forward pass from
Chamberlain to Baumgartuer, but
Bowie appropriated the pigskin and
crossed the goal line.
summary: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Bowie Goal from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rcferee-Hunt. of Iynchburg Umpire
--carper. OF Richmond. Head lincsman
Barco, Of Hampton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
THANKSGIVING HANDICAP
FEATURES GOOD RACE CARD
IMo-l ear-Old RondnEc Defeats Fast
Field-Bowfc Meeting
Is Closed.

-, BOWIE. MD, November so.-Th,
, rnaink Si,nnT landicap featured a GOOD
IN the I:as, AT Bowie to day.
sc phe i ~ I Bondage, which
Yesterday came back and defeated "A
Tcod field in the feature event to-day
fn asi' which ran second. was the
not concedc the weight TO the winner
Brooks was. third.
The track had dried out. and the going
H wese h i, favorites. The association
r IS! RS,1 s53sS +: ssss %as s s psa q"
P1"Ieeo" ilt ,i:GP9ins@nl: s=;@, ihird riHs.
,ians::nty. Mvddlins MisS. Grand ''I Jury
rss sao ?ssgS
,6sI' @eT rm,: L1nemgrir 10 tBali $50,
y%s"s Emblem barbank @'" epu ihSimh"' also
%5a arr aHF oH s1fo
i Sif!S sS.do TSn; DHnd> 6%;'s ilO 'BpS
nt FrH ano fao' r hi rq ora
ESSr 700 s and :iSisen'n
won; Hauhcr., l!3 SEoDinsoni. $40. s.. 30.
5S5SSHu as""t 10! rnd: MSRIfF" Fsamou g.
a s%sn, N, .SS yss"s g'' %aa
ond: iisndfu iS' tK"@hm,insa,nai; o $50 feG-
Time. li5 80. Pharaoh. Ason Gibraltar
miiSf inIton' southern 'i"ld: X l,angdon. b
Si%th race--!nile ANA aaarter-Bu-yIar
iod Bald; So 500 si.!0. Won Dart.
Worth; los ,Schamcrhorn1. slI.S" Stio
i,hird Time. az -. Blaci:i", iomc.
Si"nnirc. Aviator. Mculopdrk. B,,,,, sister
Tha.nksriving, Rob tcdheld also RAJ;
3ScNenth TnCc--ome H:iIt -Clsn FieiI i63
d aesr"d; , Log 'McpsrmI'n |n:%o; 81 see
Time; l:iI 20. Baby Linci,. Lady I,itti'
March cua. King Box. Sevillisn also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
PITTSBURGH VICTORIOUS
Pcnn Stntc Outrlnsscd by Vcn,tcr Team
Nuns OF Forty -cISht and seventy
NIN NnrdS EcnturC-Scurc. ~ To a.

PITTSBURGH. November 3a.-.rho
football season closed here to-day with
victory for the University of Puts
burgh over Penn state by a scor. of
- TO o. Only in the last quarter did
the visitors: seem able to cope with
the varied attack at Pitt. and in that
period, they succeeded in holding the
line SmaSheS as well as intcrceptinu
the forward passes of the Eluc ana
cold.
rii'sburEh scored ninc points in the
hrSt period. the first score being IL
Held goal from placement at tho
w elVc yard line bv Andy Hastings.
\ little while later, OF forward pass
from Hastings to lIarron. the latter
ran forty eight yards for u touch
down. but HASTINGS failed a goal. In
tue second period HASTINGS again
booted the ball over the goal, this
time from tho thirty -fuur-yard line
TWO tpuchdownS were scored, but Peck
and Hastings failed at goal
The first touchdown was on n fine
run OF sevcnty-hve yards by Hastings.
and tho other on a forward pass from
Hastings to Dchart, the latter running
thirty yards for score.
The last touchdown came in tho
third period. and was mainly secured
through tho limo plungine of tiouCIer
who had replaced Hastings. although
Mct.arcu Was tho one to he sent over
from, tho ouc-yard line ,;ougier kicked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
gers Defeat Indians--Techs Once More Beat Cadets

Tnndy. father OF carolinaa captain and
valiant center. "ho led in the ftvoi'itc
ycllS Of the Tarhccl university ana
raised tho tune for the Hatriu,ic songs
OF the old North state. Now and thcA
the boys would yell for randy. aud jus
afterwards would cheer cuthusiaSticul-
~ for the old man"
The celebration yesterday Of Thanks
GivinS was ono of the most general
that the csy has Known in years
Even while tho 1900 NirginianS
aud North caroliuianS were Wit
Messing the football classic IN
Broad street rark. there was :, con.
itnuous procession OF holiday makers
OF Broad S,"cct IN tho morning the
services At church wcrc attended bv
unusually large congregations The
aHuai distributions were made hy the
charities, though. with general employ
mont. the demand was less than in
former years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

WORTHY recommendation" said Mrs T.
MITCHELL Ssh Grove Avenue, Rich
niond
1t retrieved me OF every trouble az
'eF auHeriuS long. long hours. DAYS and
mo''nS ot misery" Is the statement OF
=" many Ttniac has helped. there sure
~ can ~" longer he amy doubters here
IN richmond now." said T. 4. Prince
the Taniac man. in commenting reccnt-
" on TarEtc'S rcmurkahl. sale here in
Richmond. All over the big territory
hamaao tho results have been the
same"
IN Richmond. for the bcnefIt OF those
VINO never before have read or beard
o. tahlic II might be mentioned that
ianlnc il sold only through authorized
distributing druggists. Here in Rich
n,ond only through Polk Miller Drug
Co, lO2 j.. Broad ST. S34 l.. Main ST.
Tragle,s Drug Store. 3lI +. Broad 81:
Liggetts Drug store, formerly roik
Mlllers Drug store No. ,. 30f f, Broad
Street.-Adv. X ~ q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
HAD STOMACH AND KIDNEY TROUBLE
TOOK TANLAC AND WAS RELIEVED
Statement of Well-Known Richmond Lady Clearly Dem.
onstrates Power of New Remedy in Cases
of Kind Described.
FREE FROM FORMER TROUBLES SHE FEELS FINE

had stomach and kidney trouble
Tor don't know how long. and still
"hch began taking Tanlac | found
my condition wonderfully improved
almost from the very nrst dose Wb;t
" ana Tor me was wonderful. that's all
and gladly recommend it, | used to
nave pains III my back almost continu-
ousiS night and day. These are ter.
ripie. a. anyone knows who has sufTc;.
ca mus, ana my stomach seemed awrv
all the time. had IL heavy. full feel.
ing IN CHEST and stomach after meals
Tor hours at IL time. and sou.thiu.-
seemed decidedly wrong with my
whole digestive machinery. hut since
taking your wonderful medicine. which,
"a good friend recommended TO me, d,
not have the pains in my back at all
ana do not feel that heavy. full feel
ing dragging me down all the time. l.
can cat anything want, and have been
so completely relieved of all my trou-
nles above mentioned want to say
mink II u splendid medicine and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
BROWN GIVEN WALLOP|NC
COLGATE HAS EASY TASK
RUNNING UP LARGE SCORE
'onrucror OF >ni~ mud Harvard l. Out
clnsscd when colgate Players Cover
Observation-Disclosures Shows skill.
Wy VIC kE\>,mp.

PROVIDENCE. L. l.. November 30 -
colgate handcd Erowu - bad beating
hcr" this afternoon. The :inal count
w"s IS :" -. The game was played for
ihr most part, in thc rain. tho entire
second half taking place ~ a down
pour
ON. touchdown was mai" ~ csch
quarter anderson, Nelson. iIUibcll
ind West scoring in order. Wcs, kick
90 tho four goals after jhc touch
downs
Anderson, liuhbou. Spencer aud Gil
l" tore through tn. Brown line and
around the ends almost ~ viii Fight.
's lr""u did. She could do little t.
stem the 'idc. aud it WAS evident after
IN" hrSi irw minutes OF play that Rob
n&on's mon Mere IN for n waiiopiug
Pollard could no, get sturted col
:tt" covered linn from the very be
ginning Neither could Jemail. NM
nous" or l'urdy do any couSistcn;
ground gaining
Tho 1olsat" team Was q tower 81:
strength. and their backs :, verit.bi.
'yri"n" i'm attack. II was impossible
:" t"l' what Kind "f Il plan Anderson.
would call FOR '.eNt. He mixed up
gis strouS line plun.ing attack with
'nr ""rd passes. criSs-croSscs singh.
ana double delayed passes. carrying. tho
bah repeatedly for the require, dis
'ahce. Gtiio's line plun.ing WAS most
receive. Tim" after time he tor
.Hrcush tho centc. OF the Brown line
'"F cams varyiIs in distance from.
w" TO ten yards. Later in The game
hrhbell assumed the brunt of The lin.
attack and was only effective
Inc Interference afforded tho t'ol
@''tc runners III. best OF protection.
i,'pcated!y the would be Brown tack
!=Fs We're picked OF. enabling the run
nsf TO add another I'VE or ten yards Ia
ms distance. Brown was rushed ,hrc,
|" one INTO the first half and rour I,
ne IN the last half. Brown tried The
forward pass five times Their frs;
'iy was completed for u nve-yard rai,,,
'h@ was Intercepted ana three w.r.
uncomple,ed.
colgate. OH the otlcr hand. tried this
'"t'Ao" OF advancing six times. The,
'"hp'eted three passes for q total gain
81 ihlrtN-one yards. one was inter.
ttptcd ny Brown ana two were mo-,
completed. ono OF the passes cour,od
t"t touchdown.
me play was remarkably fire., fran,
iuhioies some idea OF the co,npar:,,iv.
"fhsc or TIA" teams can be -uirod
.'"'' INC faci that Colgate made ..irr
cen hrSt downs and the best Brow
tuuia 40 was 10 land TWO
{
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
EDDIE RICIiENBACkIsR WINS
TIr1.E or "CIINMPION DNIVERn

Los ANGELES, CAL. November 30
Eddie. Rickenbackcr won The l50- mile
championship award swecpstukcs.,
race on the Onc-milc paved Ascot
speedway, the final event in the Amer
for $4,000 in prizes and the titie of
champion driver of America Rick
cnba'RerS time was 2:13:I5.:.
COOPER was second. Iullcn third and
kuckStell fourth. Cooper ran out or
gasoline half mile from the finish,
but coastcd to the tape
l;ickenbacker's average for his $50
turns around the mile track was 675f
miles an hour; Cooper, with GG9I and
Pullcn. with 66.64. pressed him closely
Five OF the twelve starters were forced
out of the race by mechanical trouble,
the remaining four being tagged when
Pulien secured third place. Ruck-
stoll. Moosie. Vail and Toft finished
as named.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
MARATHON A SUCCESS
Petersburg y. ". &. \. ..tmgrs Interest
inS Kun in Which Man! Take Part.
Prizes Awarded Tie Winners

Spe":ai Ia The Times Dispatch
IEESRuEG. VA NoveinhsI. 60
ne : NJ {. y. marathon race VITA
'MeHty young men ;taN boys Sl:,tinu
NhS run lhls mo: I!i!a. The Start WAS
MADE "i.Tabu !it!e,t ana the finish was
~ tho VI. q. y. building on ;'nioi,
StFcci; y large crowd witnessed both
ne distance run was three and !. hal!
miies' AMI the time was 20 minutes, IL
Thc seven winners ~ whom prizes
we're awarded were as follow. t'irst
j. &. Chandler. silver loving cup: see
md, " r.: SWmsl., fine sweater third
Joseph Bet!irScr, folding kodak: fourth
William Mcbiermid. silk scarf: fifth
j.: L. Humph,ies. watch: sixth. Clyde
Iipton y NJ. {. y. medal: seventh.
Minchell BON man, running shoes.
Fhc prizes We're contributed by diff.
fercnt merchants, and were presented
by Wallace H. Blanis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA COMES BACK
AND DEFEATS CORNELL TEAM
QUAKER Forwards Nespousibic In t:rcn,
"chS"rc Tor Nfrtor!-nlUckcd
Kicks Are CoSti,.
iUy Assoriutcd pres.-l


PHILADELPHIA November 30
Httcr an interval of three Years. Tho
University OF PENNSYLVANIA returned
Ia the winntng end OF the score Inv The
annual Thanksgiving Day game here
to,uaN. defeating corucll before
holiday crowd. which taNcd the cana.
city of Franklin Field. - TO 8. penn
SNlvani2 outplaysd its rivals in every.
department Of the game. The Coruoli
linc was unable TO hold the rushing
QUAKER forwards and two Of Penn,
sylrania three touchdowuS came a.
the result of blocked kicks
A poor kickoff by Matthews, the
tehnsylNania captain, euabicd Cornell
10 get within scoring distance early ~
the game. when Quarter Back Shiv-
ertck made cornell's only tally with 4,
drop-kick from tn" thirty-eiyht- va rd
line Pennsylvania, scored touch .
down IN the same period and III the
ncAt period. standing near the side
lines. ruli Back Terry dropped a goal
from tho field from the twenty three
yard mark.
came in the third period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
GENERALS HAVE TROUBLE
CAROLINA AGGlES PROVE
UNEXPECTEDLY POWERFUL
&c" Spectacular piuss-ItiorLcd I,un,
accounts Tor TouchduNu-I.nrSc
crowd rrrScnt-Sror~ ~ to a.

RALEIGH. y e. November "a
M'AihS forward ln,sS.s with Gid fash
'"n"d In" huciiing, Washington and
ESQ to-day defeated North Caroline \
NJ II I" :" ~ their annual ThankS-
GIVING gridirou game hcr. bcfor,. :,
'fowd estimated ut 200
VITA . seasons record far suner;ov
/" tina; Of y. X NJ. Tho y,r,nr, y,
Washington aud I."o by no means
inca sufcd up 70 expectations and tn.
""rk Tor Ia NirgiHiIus Gii not stand
OUT as rror'ncrt,y as 4 y NJ uluy
II was forward passes .lnd ,,yo biu,l,.
20 puntS that cn.thicd ;hc Generals
l" scr within striking distance Tor two
"i their touchdowuS. bu; d,u.iu- :,
majority az the gamc. ihr, were hold
al baE 10 thc taroliI,taus.
There "cr" no spectacular runs. and
Young. Washington and Ices star
bach field 'man. had ditliculty. in ground
gaining II was Ral"igh'y hrs.
Thanksgiving football game. the two,
.cah" h"rci"tor" staging their annual
battle in Nor;oIh.
Tn" Washington ana Lee oifcns. Was
.ehlerc" around Young. and. although
hc did not cross tn" iinc. his speed
enabled Sorrcliy. johnson. ana W,ds-
worth {" max" them.
IN" hrs, touchdown .auc when Al,
pougal tried to runi near the Wash.
ineion anu to- goal Th. nun, was
blocked AMI Washington and Lee go,
ih" bal This Wa IN tn. scoring
done in til" nrs, nair ON sirui,,hi
football tho Nirginiar- secured smother
aud ihc third c"mo WHOM yuun.. r,sS-
Cd TO Wadsworih. whu mu.io th, touch
down
ihr Spectacular worL uf cool.
ii"n"w God .,md Van Ero"l>lin for \. ana
NJ was tn" outstanding feature Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
Mzkz;z;&I;zz;s;44:s!,,
Cos Il. Brond street.
CUT THIS OUT
Old ENGIISH RECIPE FOR CA
TtRRHAL DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES.

II YOU know some one who is trou
pied with head noises. or Catarrhal
neainess' cur out this formula ana
hand It To them. and you Will have
been the means of saving some poor
SsuHercr perhaps from total deafness
Recent experiments have proved con
c'uslVely that Catarrhal Deafness head
noises: etc, were the direct cause of
constitutions disease, and that salves
sprays; lnhalcrS. etc. merely tcmporisc
With The complaint and seldom, il ever.
erect a permanent cure This being
so. much time and money has beef,
spent or late by noted Specialist In
tonic that would quickly disneI All
traces of tho catarrhal poison from the
system Tho effective prescription
which has aroused the belief that deaf
ness VIII soon he extinct. is given
below III undcrs tandab Bile form. so that
own home at little expense
Secure from your druggist az Par.
mint mint, tDoublc Strength). about 55c
4 pint of hot water and or. " of gran.
Mated sugar: stir until dissoIvcd,
Take ono tablespoonful four times II
The first dose should begin ia re-.
leEe the distressing head noises head
acne. duilness. cloudy thinking, etc.
while the hearing rapidly returns as
acton or the treatment. Loss of smell
ana mucus dropping In the back Of the
tnroat. arc other symptoms that show
the presence OF catarrhal poison, and
which are often entirely overcome by
this cnicacious treatment NearII
G ninety per cent Of all ear troubles are
bearing can be restored by this simple
home treatment.
Every person who is troubled with
prescription triaL-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
Football Results

tni'crsit, Of North Carolina. ::
nl'ersits OF Virginia. O.
'. u. J.. ~; '. VI. D.. a..
Hnmpden-Sidncy. %; William aud
Mnry. o.
W. az H.. -: Nor.h Carolina 4.
4 W., q.
sc"aDec> u; Vanderbilt. u.
tennessee. o; kentucky state, q.
University of Geurgia. =; Uni
Ncrsity of Alabama, O.
Georgia Tech, :s3: Auburn, =,
PENNSYLVANIA. m; Cornell, g.
L!n"hhurs IiIr;h, ~; Virginia
Episcopal School, IL.
Greensboro High, q: DanviIic
High. g.
Ge"rsc'own. a7, Gcorec wash
ing, ..
Fordhnm. IS, ViIInno,n. ..
Maryland state College. 81; Johns
Hopkins, O.
N"trc Dame, 20, Nebraska, q.
Missouri. II, Kauyas, o.
Trnnsyivnnin, ~; Iniycrsfty OF
Louisville. q.
University OF Pittsburgh. M,
Penn Stntc. u.
Washington and Jefferson. ~;
Rutgers. ..
Colgate. rs, brown, o.
GcorErtown. a., GcorEc Wash
inEton. Z.
Davidson, ~; Clemson. o.
WOGOrd, o; Furman Univer.Ity, =.
King College. o. Emory Henry
College. i%.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
y ~ IN TEAM EASY PrCI<I\,;
foh FAST GEORGIA. TI!I'J! TEAM

y lLANIA GA, November .c.Au-
!nn'il couid not stem tho tide of t;nor.rj.,
lech'S ia*t rushing backs here to.i0~
anc lost a GruelinS football -,mc
-" 10 a. The victory gave Tech III,
'I|h' 10 contest with Tennessee Tho
PM! otner indicated eleven i'm inc
Hou'n. Tor premier football honors OF
Auburn fought valian,lv from .,.r,
10 hhish to-day. but in :: homeless
~ -, use Spence. Strupper and Johnston.
zen stars. ripped up the PlainsIncn's
gains, Will" the Yellow Jackets fnr,
yard passing generally was success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
EMERY AND HENRY WINS
FROM KING COLLEGE EI.ENEN

Special I" The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA, November 3O.-Wi;h
TWO ioHvhdownS and u goal to Emery
and HenrE'S credit, the Virginia Meth
"aiat srho"! won from the King col
ieEe i'resb!t crians, Of Bristol. in to-
days game. IL 20 .. King struggled
m"niuiiy, hut was unable to break
through the visitors line. \ record
'rowd Witnessed the contest. 800 COM
me- from Emery or special train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
DANVILIE HIGH LOSES TO
GREENSBORO HIGH ELEVEN
Especial to The Times-pispa,ch.

pANVILLE. VA, November So
Greensboro High School defeated DAN
VILE High School. Z to 6. here this
afternoon. Danvillc scored i'm the first
three minutes OF play, but failed to
Kick goal. Greensboro scored i'm tho
second quarter, and put tho pieskiu
across the bar. Thereafter play was
mostly In midiield
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
LINCHBIRt: HIGH CLOSES
SESSION WITH VICTORY

Especial to The Times Dispatch
I.NNtHBCRG. VA, November GO.
The i.ynchburs High School TO-DAY
closed its football season by defeating
the local Virginia Episcopal School for
RoyS l5 to -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

r,nnnw.' IONS; Hr"wn--WarL Tor WuIs
S "."nnh ."f N.ehs, Ormsby for N.r.trtpr
R"".nas TO- To-, Wi,ia .s Murnhy for Pnr1"
E,,., for a"wran Tee;s for ,s,nnii'
i ARMSTRONG f"r HiIlhouse RrnnE CConi'Miis.
f %" sps Gn%i@'Fp ss te Watkins
Nelson Hayes tor Harris i rs; ,nsrriS for
Fieid iT uisr' .a mS,sfirre' 3Brien ,Tnfts,
''"eA'n"h. P-maiton tBov s.oint t'ea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01
PASSES AND FIELD GOALS WIN
FOR GEORGIA OVER ALABAM
I'm NssncintcL prnsn

BY Nss0Ciatcd Press.
BlliMlNtillAM ALA. November 80
Back Conncily's placement
goal from the thirty Gvc-y yard line
gave Georgia "-to-0 victory over the
University of Alabama here to-day i'm
hard-fouGht football game. For
ward passes enabled Georgia to got
within striking distance of .ila6am..' $
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

SuhIIildrE. I0UchdON n-l.amOrc. Field
;oal--iortcr Suhstitut ious--t!ampden-
sidney, Lyle for Porter. HelLit: 10,
Adams, Goolsby Toy scott. William,
and Mary, none. piiiciaIs-MCC;uirc
tH.rNard). referee; Guilty ,D0vidSOnJ
umpire: 30! nc tb,Vid.on). head lines
man. Time az quarters. - minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-01

The following nrizes worc awarded:
kices. $40: third team. SchulcrS, S.
lligl score Hurst, SO: high average.
wall. So; most spares, e. Worrell, ST.