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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
COBB AND BUSH HELP
TIGERS GET ANOTHER
That Pair Slams Out SIX Hits and Ar
Count in Win Over
Yankees.
RED sox OUTLAY TWENTY.
Fielder Jones Calls On Score Includ-
ing Six Twirlers In Vain Effort to
Win Washington and Athletics
Lose.

Detroit, Mich, September 15.-The
Tigers took the last game of the year
with the Yankees today by a score
of to 2. Donovan's boys jumped
Or Dauss for four hits and two runs
in the first inning, but after that
Dauss steadied down and held the
visitors runless. Detroit got their
runs by opportune hitting and good
base running. Cobb secured double
and two singles in four times up and
stole two bases while DOME Bush
slammed out two triples and a single,
all figuring in the run-making.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
VIRGINIANS TO BATTLE
BIRDS IN FINAL GAME
International League Season Closes In Richmond This ~
noon With Two Games In Broad Street Park Starting
At o'Clock-Keating and Ross To Pitch.

Two games this afternoon at Broad
Street Park between the Richmond
Virgtnians and Baltimore Orioles will
mark the close of the International
League season. Rain prevented the
second game of the series between
the locals and Balttmoreans. which
was to have been staged yesterday
afternoon. and as result there will
be bargain bill today for the Rich
mond fans. The opening game will
start at 2 o'clock.
The field day events. which will
consist OF sack race, hundred yard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
1.-THE Only Girl.

Joe Weber. the famous New York
theatrical manager. seems to have
discovered a great secret. 1t Is the
best way to persuade pretty. talented,
worth while chorus girls to leave the
theatres of the big city and go on
tour. And 1t Is for this reason 1t is
promised that the girls appearing in
1.-THE Only Girl" will prove the most
attractive ever seen here when that
lovely musical comedy comes to the
Academy on Wednesday and Thurs
day and Thursday matinee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
WHITE SOX WIN ON
WILD HEAvE BY THOMAS

Chicago. Sept IL. Tho Sox
Cicotte allowed only three hits, while
Shaw was hit hard. Poor base run
ming and a good support however,
held the scoring down. With the
count two all In the ninth and a man
on third, Thomas supplanted Shaw
and cut loose to the next batter with
a wild pitch, letting in the winning
tally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
MANY MEN FAIL TO SAVE
GAME FOR ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. Sept. 16.-F1elder Jones
used twenty players including Gx
pitchers. but lost to the Red Sox to
3. Tho Sox clinched the game by
scoring six runs in the drst two In
nings. Foster faltered in the NTH
and a fast double play saved Mays.
who replaced him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
AUTOMOBILE ClOB
MEETS MONDAY NIGHT

The Richmond Automobile Club will
meet in regular session at Murphy's
Hotel Monday night. At that time
nominations for officers for the coming
year will be made and arrangements
will be perfected for automobile races
at the State Fair. Other business of
Importance is announced
r. B. Airport Is president and 70. G.
Pelouze is secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

London. Sept. 1.-THE crew Of the
Dutch steamer Antwerpen. which was
reported sunk on September -, has
been landed 1t Plymouth. according to
. dispatch to Lloyd's.
The Antwerpen was q vessel Of H.
500 tons and belonged to the Standard
OIL Company. She was built at New
port News. and was on her maiden
voyage to London from Bayonns. N. J,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
Bargain Doubled With Baltimore and Field Day Events Mark Seasons
COBB GAINS FOUR
POINTS ON SPEAKER

Ty Cobb gained four points on
iris Speaker in the race for bat
ting premiership of tho American
League yesterday. In four times
at bat the Tiger star made three
hits, one OF them a double. He
batted against George MogHdge,
of the Yankees.
Speaker, In three times up,
failed to hit safely against Shee-
han, Of the Athletics. Sheehan
pitched an inning against Speak
er's team ON Thursday, but it IL
believed that he will not pitch
against the Indians this afternoon.
The up-to-date figures of both
players, including yesterdays
games follows:
ABB. Hits. Average.
Speaker -.... .493 100 3S5
Cobb ......-.4 03 170 36f
1t will be noticed that Speaker
and Cobb have been to bat the
same number of times, Speaker,
however, has made twelve more
hits. To retain the batting crown
which he has worn for the last
nine years Cobb must make about
fifteen moro hits than Speaker Ia
the same number of times at bat
during the rest OF the season.
Each will come up about forty
five times before the race comes
to an end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
American Association

At Columbia: Minneapolis. 10, 1s.
0: Columbus, 0. I, /.
At Toledo: st. Paul. o. .. .; Toledo.
9. IA. 1.
At Louisville: Milwaukee, 2, 8, >;
Louisville. 4, 8. 2.
At Indianapolis: Kansas City. .. II,
8: Indianapolis, s, Z, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
Mar,haIl can. on I.an.in<.

Warrington Sept. 15.-District At
torney H. snowden Marshall. Of New
York. called upon Secretary Of statf
Lansing today. Mr.. Lansing said the
visit was personal. but II 10 believed
matters relative to the maintenance Of
neutrality Mt the port Of New York
were discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
MRS. VALENTINE SPEAKS
IN EAST RADFORD MONDAY

Mrs. B. p. Valentine. president of <he
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia. will
speak in the High School auditorium
at East Radford on Monday night.
Mrs. Valentine was the principal
suffrage speaker at the Graham Blue
field Fair this week, and on her way
homo she will stop over at Radford to
mako an address there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Deberry "a, schang. Three-bass hit
Graney. Sacrifice hit-McElwee. Sac
rifce fy-Chapman. Stolen bases
Graney. strunk "a. Bases on balls
on Sheehan, 2. Struck out-By shee-
han. /; by Pennock. 3. Double plays
Pick to McInnis to Pick: Grover to
Hale: McElwee to Sheehan to Pickt
Guisto (unaesisted); Penner to wam-
by to Guisto. Umpfres-Owens and
Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Summary: Three base hit-Jack-
son. Two base hit-Smith. Sacri-
fee hits-Tuman, Murray, Gill, On
slow. Stolen base-kopp CD. Dou-
BILE pIays-Smith to Truesdale to Ora
ham: Gin to Hummel; Gill to Nc
Donald to Hummel. Struck out-By
Pennock, 8; by Herbert. 2. Wild
pitch-Pennock Umpires-Chest-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

bumYnAry. TWo-base hlta--MAgec.
Cobb, Alexander. Peckinpaugh. Three
base hits-Bush t2). Sacrifice hit
Miller. Sacrifice fy-veach. Stolen
bases-Cobb, Miller. Double play
Bush to Young to Heilman. Bases on
balls-On Dauss. 1: off Mogridge. 2.
Struck out--By Mogridge. 8; by Dauss,
g Umpires-Nailin and OLoughlin.
Time-1:5 so.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
CLEVELAND RECRUIT WINS
OWN GAME FROM ATHLETICS

Cleveland. Sept 1s.-Recruit Smith.
OF the New Orleans Club, won his
own game from the Athletics when
he singled In the ninth inning, driv-
ing in the winning run. The score
was to 2. Rookie Penner started
but gave way to a pinch hitter. Speak
er went hitless.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Toronto. Sept 15.-Toronto lost
another game today when Buffalo
took the first game Of the final series
s to l. Both pitchers were hit hard.
but Pennock kept his hits we'll scat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
Chicago.

xBAtted for Cscotte In eighth.
Score by innings:
Warrington 20 l o 01 o o o %
Chicago ..... OIL / o 0 o o o Is
Two-base hit-Terry. Three-base
hits-Morgan. q. Collins. Sacrifice
hits-LApp. Henry (2). Stolen bases
Weaver. q. Collins. Jackson. Struck
out-by Cicotte. I. Base on balls-off.
Shaw, 3: OF C1cotte. .; Double plays
Lieboid to q. Collins to Lapp to
Weaver: Foster to Judge. Wild pitch
Thomas. Umpires-4Chill and Con-
molly. Time 1;S4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Games Today.
Boston In Chicago.
Washington in St Louis.
Philadelphia in Detroit.
New York in Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
Removed to HE Home.

J. W. Bass. of 9o1 McDonough Street.
who was injured when struck by a
street car at Sixth and Broad Streets
Thursday night. was removed to his
home yesterday from Grace Hospital.
Mr.. Bass was only slightly injured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Games To-day.
st. Louis in Boston.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn 1.-TWO
games).
Pittsburg in New York
Chicago in Philadelphia ttwo
games).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ReruIts Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Brooklyn, s: Pittsburg, / (five in
nfngs, darkness
Other games postponed on account
of rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Cleveland, 3: Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit, A.; New York, 2.
Chicago, 8: Washington, Q.
Boston, 8: st. Louis. 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
xXxBAtted for Park In sixth.
nxBatted for McCabo in ninth.
Score by innings:

Score by innings:
Boston ..-... 2 4 l 0 o 0 0 0-S
st. Louis 80. 0 0 0 l Q 0 0 o 0-a
Two-base hits-Pratt. Foster.
Sacrifice hits Foster. Hooper.
Double plays-Lavan to Pratt to SIS
Ter: Scott to Janvrfn to Hoblitzell;
Mays, Thomas to Hoblitzell; Austin
to Pratt to Sisler. Stolen bases
Walker. Lewis, Hooper. Scott, Hob
litxell Bases on balls-on Kobb, /:
OF Mays, 3; or McCabe. /: off Fos-
ter. 1. Struck out-by Davenport, /
by McCabe. l. Umpires-Hilderbra nd
and Dineen. Time. 1898.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Philadelphia.

Totals ............SS IL ~ is
IRAN for Deberry in seventh.
'"Batted for Pennock in seventh.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

I1UIIle TUT W IIcdl- IWU-UdSe IIp-
Carey. Sacrifice hit-Bigbee Double
play-Warner to Mccarthy to J. Wag-
ner. Left on bases-Pfttsburg q:
Brooklyn. 2. Hits-off Jacobs, 8 in
l 1-3. Struck out-by Marquard. q.
Umpires-ODay ana Harrison. Time,
fifty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
VIRGINIANS- Baltimore. rain.
Buffalo, Q; Toronto, 4.
Other games postponed, rain.
Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Baltimore in Richmond 1.-TWO
games),
Buffalo in Toronto two gnmes).
Newark in Providence 1.-TWO
games).
Montreal In Rochester (two
games).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16
Totals


xTwo out when game was called.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburg .........-. 0 0 0 0-1
Brooklyn ........... 0 8 0 0-S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-16

Totals 49,. "a 3 . ~ 10
xBatted for Hamilton in third.
xxBatted tor Finchsr In NTH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE QUlNT
management Hna Arranged E,relJeut
schedule WITH Virginia Colleges.
instructor Coaching Applicants.

Speciai - The Times Dispatch
w NcHEuRti, VA. .Snycrnher
The schedule for the basketball team
"i virginia Christian coll. 81 is being
rapidly shaped w. ana III. puint has
som" strong games ia prospect ar
engagements having already been mad.
VIII Eo;nok" College aud Roanok.
Young Mems Christian Association
her. but III" dates have not vet bc.,,
liked. James are to be- arranged II
posi- ble, for local floor with the CAR
dina! tthlcti" club. and II series ~
three" eaiues with tho strong Lynch.
burg Hebrew Athlrti" club VIII be
played December -. January ami
January % Besides games with
i.ynchburg teams, the schedule already
arranged * nS follows
At home--itampdcn- Sidney. january
re; Dainvi!i" College. February =: VIII
liam and Mary College. February IL
Abroad -Nirgini. Military Institute
January -: balCviiic college. Frb,u.
nr! :: Eusmul'c College. February $.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute" Fchru.
AIRY Q: i,oanokc Young Mems Christta,r
Association. February 10: Hampd,n-
Sidney. February -.
The team is being co"ched by Clan.
cncc Wood OF the iGcal Young Mems
Christian Association. regular work,
cuts having been started some days
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS
rrrN0rutiOnni prepurina ItnsLrthuII
ouint--t'fris OrEnntxinE Tor
Various sports.

Athletics in the junior high a"hvuIs
h'" rolling along hriskly now. and
scholars in ia" institutions ave maui
testing the greatest interest in ia.
rar'ou" sports I'rcvovaiiunul. while
lighting namely an uphill 1nttlc ~
the socGcr league. is preparing IL.
htSkctball teams also. aud consider
hpic' progress has been noted IA the
elementary work.
Soccer has proven its worti. ~. :,
sport Tor rho lads. and they ar. si,Jw
'hE unusual interest ~ the cqmcs
Not ualy are thu DvyH parti..iuatiur
~ The athletic activities out ;nany -
The girl" also are cutcrin. Tor tho
various sports. Husk cIi,;,ll teams la,
IN: varinu" Junior high schools or ~"
city ar" being formed and il is prob
able t":t; competitions Viii he staged
before long
III" clcmcui:trv school cl,iIdrcn JLsn
arc p;-%'ns conh!dcr.hl" attention to
IN" sports opened to them by thosc in
chGrI" Of school athletics. anal arc
busy with their irtcrclaas basketball
Nicholson School reports the urgani-
Hali"n % vu1lcyball LEAGUES for both
boy" and girls. aud all or tn. gram
mar Erados are represented
Applications for mcIuf,crStip IN tho
Girls Athletic League have n.cn iiIsd
by RuTucr :ind Elba schools. and IL
~ propub'" that teams will 10 formed
at these schools tbs week Miss
i)ictrichson. assistant director OF phys
teal education. supcrviscS all Of tho
athletics FOR girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
ULTRA MODERN ATTACK OF
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
"cinSrr t"rNHkcs tu"irut Rush Tur-
"hd DrroteS Time to Forward
PASSES mud Open Field Runuin"
Specinl 10 Tile Tlncs- n;spntclt. |

special to Tile Times D;spatclil
WASiiINGTpN. IA, November l..
washington and Jefferson. chances cr
victor! over Iit;SbuiI ii University In
me seventeenth .an- betwccr Tho
team at Forbes Field. Pittsburgh. nest
saturday depends. according to I'd
ana Hlack followers. upon lust .,.
tii'nS--ihc ability of speed and strategy
IN" Undertaking IL one Sat r..h,
tifSN any coach or team in thu. con
-. !" Iuahe but Washington 'sri .icf-
t"rS"n docs not uuaac easily .,rd. -
S.Hucntly. its followers believe chat II
S'itl has tn" enhance.
Ans team inat can ,!efr;t piti.;.ur.rb
~ football thi% year deserves rccu..i.
t'ou ~ Eridiron machine that ,m,.s;
rank near the ton: The odds naturally
gre all against Wa*hnst"t, and Jci-
tcrSon hcin. abb" 10 accomplish ,hin
its creates, desire Of amy ana every
season. Pitt has All tho requisites th:,;
- 4" make " great football Iu:.ciiuc
WaHhinGton and Jefferson admits to
timing cuUHlit& in brains: speed :.u,!
aching hut IL lacks No. fully in size.
Ig" and experience. Washington AMI
Jefferson has Il green team: and on.
thtt IS Lighter than any that has bccu
I"n' ihto championship game at
Pittsburgh in years.
- it was. last year Washington .,..I
Jcref""n ha" become forward pass
i's team. ranking second to none in
the cuuntr!,, Without giving away
any OF Sol MctZScrs secrets. 1t is pat
cnt that the Red and Hack will la,
forced against l'iit to depend upon this
sort OF :: game for it's creates, hons
OF scoring. Tad Jones. at Vale though,
nr had evolved II ucCcusc against :,nS
kind OF Il forward PASS. hut he found
he Was badly mistaken. II might Il.
mentioned that Mc;::;scr tiiu not ,it
loose with amy hut Il Tow Of his pass.
in. formations. and he still la" quite
a nunh"r tina, have never been u3ru
in game.
I;u,. on the other hand. Tit, is h..
iicNCd 10 have laid up lot Of passes
tiIt tho "ily Warner has never use.i
aud which he expects tn employ TO
countc,acl tho Red and Hack passing
ean,n. Washington aud jefferson ;i.is
car has shown very good dsitr re
for forward PASSES. ana during -.
nest week this defense will tc
strengthened as much as possible
washington AMI Icncrsous runn;h:;
attack up to milSca son gave prumiSe
Of development that would materials:
aid its acrlu, game. This attack VAS
not IN very good wori<in,: order against
Vale. but il should BE- much better
against PITT. For Il wecl; past the
voi,rhc. have hrcu working ON tho de q.
Nciopmcui of the running yam. ;tui
USING every iucth"d uus,'ihlc 10
strengthen AL weak departments" Nj
Tho rripplcs are rounding into shape.
and II T. hoped that Washington al,h
Jefferson viii bc able {" rreScu, its
Full hGrt,ua strength against FIT aud
have no ,Iihis I" "ffcr. -" uIatt'r What
II = l,.Hy AS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
CIVILIANS ORGANIZE
FOR RIFLE SHOOTING

-,.2nlli,ned from ''irs' ra-,,
"r"nab', would l.. no ,;,,r, r,..
:. ..,, "GainS' I'll" use of the rnr.c
in 49, ""dS ~ responsible" man vjii H."
IL ,,r. %, eIch squad tina, .ors 10
',',n 'ih ~ anu lie. as head Of tho %juI,
~ ~" helI responsible. ''"''
Nn' "hlN has thcr" been .. r,,;;
r" Tomb Of interest Ia rin" ,hon,!n,,,ee
~ IN" country also arc nr.,,,;.:i,,,
'"'H AMI prcUariu. Themselves. - =
i'rN"h.'"s that may thre;,tci, IN,
tv'H, 81 the nation at any Zinc. ,.,,ih.
.'r 81 III" country. Will" col
~, ''I' N' rcnrrtinr nr,ura.,,
~ nigh school i'm any
-, ~. NHi"ricau cities ;hat has
IN ~" advantages which u,
""N ''%S". sr tcrriirrv n,ra H..
$r,,rcS,"" tiat H"arond College nI.n
NJ, ' w. ~ ,nn pinn. and tha; Il team
,"''hrr other colleges 81 thr
s":srS ihl> viii follow SUN, .nI ,,'' ..,!
, =" another snort in which rcnre-
,,,, snr 'i.H ana early. spring II The
,,'"i'hr l. confined - Sua!l-culib.r
,1S and limited to indoor ranges.
IHW'n,"r n'atches would 90 :: lnnr
'"i'r"ollr" iuta cornucritiou $50
''''' ~" shooting has bcroyl. firm.
S,2"i!Sh"d i. Eichmoud. it is pr"b
,'''"" ".'n ihe National R!nc ~.
n go, When his arrangement is
'"''c'i"" corn ";itiors I" ,.;cr;uine
'f"Scn'ni'Ne team Of tho civ
~ he S,"%rd and the WINNING mon
N."l 30 STATE. sectional ard r:iiouai
b.. ''"l~ :, RI. "nvcrn,nru, is hn.,.;, y,
I'll 'n'h '""Ms :" The lini: and * viii
~ !" "'-""""itc n .verv no-sii,l" vry.
;'nW;'Ed fostering interest in riNc shoot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TRINITY QUINT ASPiRANTS
ANSWER SUMMONS TO COURT
Large Spuad Enters Flight for IlcEu-
tar Pinres-FOur Veterans tie
furn- Promising Maternal,
Especial to Tho Times .Dispatch.

IL.
TRINITY colL.EGE. DURHAM. No
Nc;nhcr liver twcut. Ave aspiran,s
Tor places Oh the varsity basketball
team answered Captain Martins for
NAL call tor III. first prn,,ic. a., In,
season. |h"Sc candidates signed the
Msuai ni.os. OF aba,inenc. FOR the
them are going through regular rigid
practice every day.
i, Fr1nH Ito .n"TiMs mad" thus Tar.
ga unusually good team FOR Tho CON.
ne season are excellent. Captain
r,.,,' III Is nc'y much pleased With his
nrlhs "ni'" Sansulnc rs 10 The out
10 form nucleus for tn. team this
Acl'. fpliT icttcr men of last season
ar" again on the court These are
cMntan Martin. Ration. I'errcll ana
swan. captain Martin ha. bccu with
INC team for The past two Seasons. and
f"" served already ono term az pilot
his services rs a good ail-round guard.
il" waS awarded last season II place
"m ~: Ali,Hta'c .c;''n. Patton. guard
rc&nlurs last year aud were very de
pcmd;,b!" Prayers. Maycs. subccnicr of
la, i%"s"m ;nliAy"sM he did no, sue
ahic r"hinccr Of the regular center
i'unt,ns IT, is RAPIDLY rounding out
Nito ;S".l .hupc for this season
Among other tryouts are Groo;nc
the 70 'm"r EuilCofd center; Roth. \
~ " man and = forward who halls from
itinrct'n, :tnd several others r.io arc
dninr u"tic"a1," playing. Long can
,"'n OF thc junior team this year nnd
l."Eran'!, az ihc seniors. are playing
i'tr L. make - strenuous race for
regular positions oar the first team
Other caHdid.tcS arc: bennett Eunn
Harris. tnvincss aud Arendei,. nf tho
SEM RS: Falls. "f tho nophomnrcs and
llur:tnt. Moore. Tomlm. Rrushiu::ha.n
starring and liurutday, ~ The fresh.
n"n.
Manager Smith has not as vet bce,,
am" !" "'ranEc definite schedule. bus
hc IA n,HctiCnlly assured Of drawing
NJ .on;."tS for at lc;s, AN average.
number Of interesting games. Gos!de%
/ th' reg Mar :amcs with college.
around the STAGE. h" anticipates max.
INK: arranven"n's for contests win
several 81 III" Virginia tcnns. ard ncr.
I hans out 49, two az III. MARYLAND
squads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
DOVE iiunrr>
PlMLlCO RESULTS

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Fourth. olc ,dl, .co.ambl4c. 80 .,,r.
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- 90 i."iierv ,"rh Scot r'raou9 X !;
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
VIRGINIA EHESIiIES LOSE
FIRST BATTLE TO STAU NTON

TSVcclal % The Times DIspNtch.I
ST-AUNTON. VA. November i-rhe
football eleven representing the Uni
versity OF Virginia freshmen met it's
first defeat Of tn. season. when the
strong Stauaton Military Academy to-
day walked away With tho big end Of
Il 20-to-1 score.
Students ut the Stauuton institution
ar" very enthusiastic over thu show
ing made against the NirEinis, Fresh
les, rs the charlottesville eleven had
AN cnv!ablc lccovd 50 far this season
and no team had crossed its goal line
Mongct. the wonderful half back OF
the :itaunton team. was the Individual
star 81 the game. bat Wcstaat". Hin
san Captain. Moses, Waters and
bridges PLAYED stellar bail for StGun-
ton. Conrdon was the star for the
Virginia eleven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
OLD POINT DEFEATED
William rad War? trahc.n! DmtrIRs-es
tdNrrsurics and Win, g. Z" q.
t"ndcm, NuStt! on HN~nSe.
| special L" The l'iiucY-pisaa

TSn'rIlT u TN' IINVI,- III. .j'It'N.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Novemh"r I.
-old ruin, comfort College was hone
lrssly outci,sscd ny the William and
Mary Academy eleven and WAS do
!'icid ON Friday afternoon. Tie locals
tore greet "apS in the old Pointers
Inc. through which the backs repeat
cGly mNdc heavy gains.
Huring ;ltc Hrs, rulrtcr tho "i.ittl"
Indians" sen; Nmory ana West over
inr :: touchdown each IN the sccnuu
quarter they sent Wc!kcrt over twice
for tnuchdnwus Wornom and West
scored two moro touchdowns IN the
second half. The Academy kept the
part OF tile time. Tho whole team
pla vcd IN good form.
Stout. Acrcc and Cray performed o.
-, ciHl,y well for the AcnGcmv Cap
: in Mccarthy. NHhoucy AMI Mcl.augh-
In starred FOR old Point