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The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02
Associate Editors.


 John C. small, Pulaski Heights Miss Edna Jones, Geyer Springs. Mrs w. J. Cotton, North Point. Miss Erma Dixon, Sweet Home. Mrs George Protho. Ferndale. Miss Omia Rowland, Ferndale. Miss Margaret Smart, Forest Park. Mrs. Mary L. Valentine, Galloway. Miss Fay Glasscock, Cabot, Route 2. Miss Frances Clement, Cato. Miss Ethel Crowson, Halstead. Mrs. R. E. Branch, l.. R. Route 2. Miss Opal l.. Perry, 1ronton. Miss Willie Graham, Jacksonville. Mrs. H. H. Mcclure, Mabelvale. Mrs. J. ". Stewart, Big Maumelle. Mrs. Rebecca Nothwang, Oak Grove. Ishmael Wicker, Ebenezer Bolon B. Turner, Zion Hill. Mrs. j. A. Pairet, Tip Top. Miss Eala Red, Mablevale, R. 1. ]. M. Thompson, Mt Pleasant. Miss Jewel Henson, Fourche Dam. Miss Ida McHughes, Upper Ferndale. Mrs Loda Smalling. Levy. H. w. Pinkerton, Craig's Mill. Earl Brown, Schaub's School. Miss Vada Price. R. 3, Jacksonville. Miss Virginia Bryant, Mt. Carmel. Miss Eva Wilder, Wilder. Miss Alba Heilman, Oak Grove. w. J. Sulzberger, Roland. Maurice V. Clay, Roland. Mrc Katp Hartse1I Castle Rock Mrs. c. c. Oury, Natural Steps. Miss Jewel Boyd, Jacksonville, Route 7 Miss Ella Norman, Route T, Little Rock Miss Lelah Vernia, Little Maumelle.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02
PULASKI HEIGHTS NE WS

teresting musical and literary pro- gram to be rendered by the Sunday school children. Not the least inter- esting feature of the program will be lne part assigned to the tiny tots the cradle roll department A cor dial invitation is extended to all so be present at these Children's Day services; and this invitation is not limited to the immediate community in which the church is located, but to the entire city Would it not be wise for those who are in the habit of spending Sunday at Forrest Park 70 commence the days outing with a v1s- it to these services? The services will be held during the regular Sun day school hour, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. And the date is Sun day, June II.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02
CHILDREN'S DAY
 AT FOREST PARK

Childrens Day services will be held by the Sunday school of the Forest Park Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday, June 11th. The committee having the services in charge is work ing hard and has arranged very in'
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02
IN STYLES SUITED FOR RESORT
 AND VACATION WEAR

A money-saving opportunity, of fering choice of many smart styles in Shape Retaining" and Smart Set' Suits.
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02

fN Navy gray other solid colors; checks @ stripes and novelty materials. Sizes for the miss
 16, well for that 50 bust, all
 sizes in between
The Pulaskian., 1916-06-02

Readers are invited to send or tele- phone items of news, which should reach the editor not later than Wednesday of each week.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
LOCAL BOYS
ON TONIGHT
Home Talent Features
GlasscO's All-Star
Fistic Card

Buck Hayes and Jimmy Brady and
Alex Macdonald and Freddie EnsS.
opponents in the two allstar bouts
at Windsor tonight. dined and per.
iormed the usual pre-hghJ duties TO.
day Each declared himself in tip
top condition. promised the fans the
finest hour ~ milling they ever hop.
20 90 see. and pledged themselves
20 a quick and spectacular knock.
ONT over their opponents These
home taIsu. bouts often are thrluers
and prove popular among the good
p.aEers Further chances 90 appear
at Windsor depend upon A good
showing and the local boys usually
Try hard
Another aystar card is listed for
next "Wednesday. when Jerry Dalton
Nll Vraug'e with freddie Couture
and Barney O.Neul and Johnny VOL
east w1I clash Couture is boy
from the Pacific coast. and his scrap
contains bale o' clippings from
Frisco papers that laud him as a
whale of q teathcrwoight PHI
Bloom and Young Gradwell viii pu'
on their bout two weeks from 20
day
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
EXPECT
BIG YEAR
Grand Circuit Men Are
Very Optimistic
Over Outlook

CLEVELAND. Jan Ic-The an.
auI meeting ot the Grand Circuit
stewards gnde3 last night with the
prediction that This would be q ban
ua- year for hight harness racing.
al ri tts dates in the schedule
-- a.lea and The season extended
q week .7 order 10 make room for
Atlanta o new member.
$50. many innovations received
favor Even the three-heat plan did
u5r lsr u#cIaI sanction. although il
was favored ay a majority OF tracks
uJ Hll Je used uy many of the
driving clubs around The circuit It
rr-,5 Hy majority vote that the
Vlu race rlle BE amended SO that
"a record viii NOT go 10 a heat win
aar If the horse does not win his
.als President nevereauT succeed.
"a IN putting across his special ear
Is closing event for horses thar
haven't won q lot Of purses Win
ne-s OF not more than $4,000 gross
and Nhi1h-hsye not heateE 2.l4 IL
.ir a race VIII be eligible until they
have won $1,000
A. g. Schantz. new president Of
The Detroit Driving club was elected
yics-president uf the Grand Circuit
20 succeed Fred Postal 81 k.
Davereaux aui r. J Kline again
were chosen president and secre-
tary. TEe annual meeting was very
eathus astic. AID The outlook OK the
stewards much more optimistic than
year ago. Nlen they met .u De.
.-..-
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Didn't Use Fast One
Often, But Loss Hurts Him

NEW YORK. Jan. ~ There's
Just one difference between tho
Chrlsty Nafhewson OF today and tho
Christy MatdewFon OF five and ten
years ago. said Miller Huggius,
manager ot tHe Cardinals
and that is
"The Mattg Of today Ho longer
pos es-os "a fast ball. tBaf. and that
alone. ls tbc reason for hi lost Of
fectIyeuc In fhe old DAYS whom
Maty's arm was lH it- prime. he had
% wonderfully fast ball He rarely
used 81. t1t whenever he did b. nas
with telling effect He used BE- only
tu 'erYss fhc batter and hr did
eros them for years Sow that
Ue .pssI bali 0a gone. Naffy mo-
LONGER f- a effective aa i0 tho old
dds mf oven a. that hos suu
O. wonder
"Nafu eas one OF Tho first pitch
crz t1 learn that the change OF
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
w. Hoppe Grabs a
High Run of 210

Willie Hoppe won three exhibition
matches yosterdag at Sv aDey.Uus.
tons Tho talt liuo matches drew
scores of 800 to lef and 500 10 81.
Horpc won tbo thrccgushion match
- tc o. Hopna's high run of 2io
sai a now rcr'd FOR tho rooms. but
ho 9id not raise hts average Of 100.
established MONDAY Today Hoppe
and Yamada viii complete their en-
gar"mcn' ln Detroit. and vlll appear
a' Toledo tomorrow. a contract has
been signed nv Hopres manager,
Robert benjamin and Irving Huston,
of Detroit. by which % IS agreed
that rho NEXT time that Hoppe de
fcnds his TITLE. if VIII Ho IN Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Johnny Ranks Attell
Behind Newcomer
to Fame

.., ......., ....-r. - .
.'.- '-'--A- - W. '.
NJ hiJaHe. iea laes".'=-J .-at- f-..l,
has fought across tae country lg'W
coast 90 coast .1 rle e.sd. years ae
has been ln the ring sld ass JUS,
come upon a .ett hand ae says IS
tle greatest ta fle game Dr. .-.'a-
to Ereh.e Mitchell TIE milwaukee,
ugHtwe.-at
I thought when beat h.a So
tell FOR the tsa.-sras.-.'
had beaten .E- .-- .at. a.at -a ..
business. 1rt Z ,aara 81 aa'f's ONE
when me' H..aa. ~ ..0.a. +.
the other da. said '.- champion
Mitchell bad bis .at. a mt -.ar
all r1e time I-ar. "- not W'-.
sting to Sc when Ea used d. l.r 1.
bilE bot ir na- "a tar'a.z.1s '-.1z
and it's going ta do N...r.. "a .H'
O, good .H his chase for Oh" .-..-
weight caamp.o. l.p
.AreI rat rauoer az s..r.r.
ways 0f using bis ,st- and +. was
always hard .9 tell Flat Do "as za-
rg .0 DO v.fa b. That Jeff band
go. bis rta champion n.p and #...H-
-I him 20 keep .r ~ scars
Johnny Dundee has O. good left
He makes odd Use Of ST. Hr leap
lng into the air and shooting for
ward
.p1fav L~iIra h.a a frrr. (" O. walton.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

pace was a pitchers real asset. Tie
threw curves. straight balls. fade
aHays. drops and The speed ball
He has some tautaliling curves and
he'd feed them 90 us fellows. We "a
ius' atoUt figure op' those curves
and get ready 20 vhang tho ncKt
ono when Matty would serve up his
speed ball and we'd pop up some
puny little Gy or bo out on strikes
"Tve bafted against Mafty many
times ln Tho years that have gone
and 7 always feared him. Most OF
aIl I feared that speed ball ! ne
ured could hit his other offer.
lrrs-but that speed bali was some.
thing cIse again He never threw
So often enough for us 10 get M,
uHiar With i- or with Tho motion
hr used Matty used bis speed
taII H7Ig iD unexpected moments.
and he surely mado wonderful
record
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
MAKE COMPLAINT
AGAINST SARNIA

q warm controversy which will be
carried TO tho Ontario Hockey asso-
citation has resulted from the refusal
Of the Sarnia eptet TO an its engage
ment a the Detroit arena Thurs.
day night with the local puck chas.
ers Detroit hockey officials gay
that Sarnia backed ont OF con
tract for return game without due
reason, and wants to have that club
.LsrLnL-n.d
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Baltimore Is
Squelched BY L. S.

NASBINGTCN, Jan 12-The
Baltimore Felora. league ciub at
tempted 20 have tho attorney gen
nral of fte United States declare the
recent peace negotiations IN baseball
% violation % 0he antitrust law The
Baltimore representatives were In
formed That there was no ground for
ar.,lU
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
GOTCH REFUSES
TO LEAVE FARM

CHICAGO, Jan. f--t hi1ag0
wrestling promoters reached the
conclusion today that rhey might
get Frank Gotch back into the
wrestling game II they owned seven
or eight royal trea uries and sef
a dozen national banks. With m
ordinary uad OF eo.H they figured
T. impossible
Gotch, despite heavy offers 10
meet Joe Stechcr, the Nebraska
farmer boy. nas 40 far refused TO
leave his farm out e.; Humboldt
Iowa.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
What of Ty's Future?

Ut TRUE that Kee PLAYED under conditions soeVhaL m ]
bis foul strike rule yet and that hepe G ea
is grand without
srikeo suspicion could Justify waop the old apple
Derotfr bleach
olookba Fowever
a miracle
Cobb when he completed
h
than an aver
OF but 4-
The 1904 The far from speaclia
decline than oy
lnc the nrnres
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
HOPE TO SELL
INDIANS TO-DAY

CLEVELAND, O., Jan. l2-Prosi-
dent Pan Johnson. oi the American
league. here for the third time 10
dispose OF The Cleveland Indians
yesterday. ssid that a deal Tor the
sale OF Charles SOmers stock would
probably be closed gy tonight lie
refused further information
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
FuItz Warns PIayers-

NEW YORK. Jan ~ Dave
Fulfz president Of tae players
fraternity, wants all Federal league
players 90 be very careful jr signing
new contracts with organized ball
Hc fears thar thev viii become in-
valveI ir the LEGAL tangIes that faa.
afe tho peace negotiation
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Circuit to Fight
for Empire Track

CLEVELAND, o. Jan I2-rhe
View work racs meeting on tte
Grand Circuit viii go 20 r. VI VIII.
Iams, of tho Empire City track
stewards In session here decided.
Williams wired He intended 90 curry
hiz fight % higher courts 20 get cou-
troll ~ the Empire track from Tie
running horse interests.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
''Y" WINS FROM
SEMINARY BOYS

Although both teams So ere weak
ened by the loss NJ stars u-caU-e or
tHe grippe epidemic. the "T' and
Polish pmiuagv sapters staged an
exciting basketball game al The 'l '
agm last might The ~ won. so 20
o. IN. Inn ~ \ IL
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
e in First II Years Majors Than Cobb His Years Say Records
Peter the Great Is Premier
Sire of Grand Circuit Stars
OFFICIAL sCHEDULE
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT

North Raudau--July 1922.
Detroit--July 2f-29.
Ka.amazoo--July 3l-Aug g.
Grpnd Raplds-Aug. 7-t2.
Columbus-Aug 1919
North Randall--Aug. 21-26.
Empire City--Aug 2SSept. ..
Hartford sept 40
Syracuse-Sept 1919
columbus Sept 1880
Lexington-Oct 2-14,
ALanta-Oct 1921.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

San FllANClsCO. Jan. T.
Maurice Mclaughlin and = O..
Bundy. former tennis champions. are
being severely criticized by amateur
athletes because they are planning
to open a sp{unr goods store here
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
The Fee Tod Remembers

IN a re-
n a im
n his history. followed
he rode William Whitneys Ballyhoo o
weighing Whitney
pockets his
plumber Jockeys hands The
wasth the one rev Tod viii forget :
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Browns Big Chance

ME other night Banty Lewis ended little Knockout Browns
with sumber punch New was /
this ring four that Brown boxed Ad
$4,000
TO the that Wildcat odrou
chance 10
a
Australia determined Les
did Bombade Wells last Wells
front but public opinion there Iack
kearns who wrote few weeks ago TO that be would
Frisco early Australian
OF the United States has reached Frisco
him
America
finally the authorities permit T
TO
made effort
hasfe
Antp seriously.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Bingens Rank Next in
the Big Line
Families

At the suggestion OF a well known
breeder OF trottiuE horses. the race
and money winners at the Grand
Circuit meets during The season OF
1915 We're tabulaied into family
groups so as 90 show which families
are in the forefront and which are
retroFrading
The get OF Peter the Great dom
mated this year as 10 did in 1914,
and the inference is that It will con
tinue 10 do so just as long as his
produce retain racing age. Interest
IN the development ot second gen
Grafton a. centcred on the outcome
as 10 which son or sons, II any,
will prove Co bo as great as or even
greater than Peter himself
Tho Binpens and other Fub-fami-
lies Of EIectioueer. combined. won
about $4,000 more I'm cash prizes on
the circuit. but Peter the Great
carried premier h0nors
Following are few Of the lead
ing strains in Tho order OF races and
money prizes won I'M 1915.
ls, pa. ~. fth Won
peter the Grrat .Hi 50 q 50 S7o.t57
3 ana +. " i Eis2,.sagsrl sagr.' lsatm.s 7asoo
Bar.or. wilkes
Ar.yorc ramIly - q ID 1880
Aytel Family ~ lf 2'oSi
wllk,fs Iii, HoTn,a u,,o
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

prediction Cobb Is nearing the skd we
biev
occaoned the opportunity 20 compare me
of Identical
o those OF Cobb and he
believe that his thirteenth season
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

Rosary Reserves s -f Ir0H
ST. Agnes. -l Eu.rhfs of Er1I'.
-
Senators. 80, sf GATHERINGS %
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Americas Basketball Classic

MERICAs hand No players Of
folks outside sovereign
of other
:" anything compare IN
Hoosier
has
of
that teams usually title honors
1 a designated
district from flock
university
collection Of suitable
gives school IN th
championship and the beauty OF The practice Us
It This athletic
interschOuc athletics Of other states VIII
worthy Of investigation.
Basketball sport young one
in
smith a srhoo 7
gymnasium
be-
and did He conceived the idea OF tossing ball
of admirably
spread
playing. essentially basketball
invented a
only couded i'm
these
bhpaces
ed sound slumberers Rip Van Winkle
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

Spanish pencil makers have or
3'red a1 tons OF cedar from The Uni
ted stafes
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12
Pilates Way Take Tampa

CHICAGO. Jan. I2-The Pirates.
which vii leave Hot Springs this
spring may 20 20 Tampa. taking
over f'c Cub contract for a spring
camp That viii enable the Cubs
tc g9 20 Shreveport La, Joe Tin
kar'F choice
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

In the light Of that Cobb
stole only twob g g
The Detroit times., 1916-01-12

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tRt- 5.uS 2I24 1924 1l~ .Hs2
1895 5gtS 1887 1919 3~t 500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS COCA
SIONALLY If YOU EAT MEAT
REGULARLY.

No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally, says
a weil-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney pores
SO they sluggishly filter or strain only
part OF the waste and poisons from
the blood, then you get sick, Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches liver trou-
BILE, nervousness. constipation, dizzi-
ness. sleeplessness. bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys
The moment you feel dull he in
the kidneys or your back hurts or II
the urine is cloudy. offensive. fun of
sediment, Irregular of passage or at
tended by sensation of scalding. get
about four ounces Of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy and take a ia
blespoonful in glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made fro mthe acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity; also to neutralize the
acids In urine SO II no longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder dis
orders.
lad Salts is inexpensive and can
not injure, makes a delightful effer-
Vescent lithia- water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean and
the blood pure, thereby avoiding Sc
rious kidney com plications ADV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
TWO VlRGlNlANS DIE
IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Special TO The Richmond Virginian)
Baltmor Md. Oct. IS, Engineer
John r Francis, OF Fairfax. Va, and
/ Fireman t. r. Randall, of Coakley,
Va, were killed today when Il Penn
sylvania Railroad freight train was
dcrailed near Perryman, Nd. The en-
CINE and fifteen cars piled up an the
tracks and Il light engine crashed into
It'll wreckage.
7 he freight was made mp OF eighty
two cars. The train was put on a
sizing TO let a passenger train pass.
al d Ii is said that Engineer Francis
evidently mistudged his bearings ana
ran over the signal and derailing de
wee, The weight of the train coming
hack OF the locomotive pushed TIE ell
CINE off the track and il was hurled
down an embankment.
At an inquest 1t was decided that
the deaths were due to an accident
and no one was held responsible.
Members of the train crew testified
that Engineer Francis had been on
that road about four months, and they
thought he was not familiar with the
siding where the accident occurred
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
Getting Ready For Vanderbilt Saturday New Faces May Be Backe
OLD ELI ORGANIZES
FOR COMING CONTEST

| New Haven, Conn, Oct. 23-Yale's
eleven was today organized for its
Washin gton Jefferson game on satur-
day. Callahan and Vorys, the leading
! candidates for center, were found to
be crippled and will not be availa bic
till next week. Rex Hutchinson, the
former fullback. was assigned to CEN
! ter. and Howell Van Nostrand was Civ
! en- the quarterback position. 1t Is
! likely. however. that Travers Smith
will return to the team by the mid.
die OF the week and will act as, field
| general next Saturday. Although
suffering from a recent operation for
assesses, Captain Black was in the
lineup.
Because Of slight attack Of sore
throat. Halfback Bingham did not
play, Harold Carey. of the scrubs be -
ing promoted to his position for the
afternoon. The varsity failed to gain
consistently. although the third eleven
instead of the second. opposed them.
Twice the varsity was held and twice
Halfhack LetIore fumhled badly.
Coaches Tad Jones and Arthur
| Brides went into the lineup at the
close at quarterback and right guard,
respectively. Jones, with Captain
Blacks interference. broke free for
a touchdown. Van Nostrand made the
only other touchdown scored
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
SOL METzGER PEEvEO
OVER TEAMS SHOWING
Washington and jefferson Fails to
show Any Form Against West
minister Eleven

Washington, Pa, Oct 23.-There is
little enthusiasm today among w &
j. s football supporters. following the
result of the clash on Saturday with
Westminster AS an almost mid
season display. the showing of the
Red and Black was rank failure,
and unless quick and decided inn
provement is experienced the chances
Of holding the Yale Bun Dog next Sat
urday viii not he CHEEKY.
w. & J. was undoubtedly away from
form. II was good on the defense, as
the failure of the visiting team TO
register a single first down attesting
TO the character Of the resistance but
when the crucial time for gain ap-
peared on the offense the punch was
lacking, Several things contributed
To the poor showing of w. & J. The
first was the presence OF a number OF
substitutes and Il consequent disinte
grafton OF the team work which
Metzeer had so carefully built up
The Interference was lacking, except
on rare occasions and little cohesion
was evident a any time, Stobbs, the
regular quarterback, sustained a
slight injury early In the game and re-
lIiFN. iAdllN. me UfSt string SUBSTITUTE,
was indisp0~d, and had been ordered
by his physician not to enter the fray
and the men who relieved Stobbs-
WiCkerham and Nuss-were mex
perienced AZ the position Nuss having
played his first game of the year at
the position.
on top Of this Coach McI.oughrv
admitted that his team was about 100
per cent better than 1t had been at
any previous stage. the men having
been rested for two weeks and work
ed hard during that period West
minister was we'll satisfied with the
results
The usual Monday letdown in prac-
tlce today was missing. Coach
MetZger who returned from Syracuse
today was told exactly by Line Coach
Wesbecher where the team had erred.
Metzger did not hesitate to show his
displeasure, and promised three of
the hardest days work OF the wear
this week. II is expected that all the
cripples will be in shape by tomor-
row afternoon and no effort will he
spared to reorganize the pIav before
he Vale game. w & j will leave
for New Haven on Thursday night
ana consequently four days OF prac-
tice will be possible here with a light
workout In New York on Friday
afternoon. Twenty players will be car
ried on this trip
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-24
PIDERS BEGIN WORK
d FOR NEXT SATURDAY
diamond College Eleven Will Battle William and Mary at
Il Broad Street Park This Week-Indians Undaunted BY
Defeat Saturday and Expect Victory.

III While the showing saturday against
- Tigers was as well as could nave
len expected Coach Frank bohson
III still not thoroughly satisfied with
he Richmond College spiders He
sys3ll lend all o. has efforts this week
Edwards improving the team before
ME- game Saturday afternoon ut
S11road Street Park with the NNt'am
SAnd Mary Indians
esaa Yes,erdav found the Red ard Blue
forces hard q, worE again a' the
stadium ana the ~pt.
ss0Grs VIII b. G..Nt1 hard 70. tcag %
xQObson un;H Thursday The final
sAcrimmaee of1tne week with the Scc-
Ind team w,]} be held on the las:
NAMED daY. opig H9ht signal 8rU
Seine on Fr.dae proRram.
All of the men came out ~ the
ss1lampaen Sidney game SATURDAY. ils
4xcellent shape aud AL we're out 3H
harness vesieFda% afternoon. Goa h
Dobson Will lend his efforts towards
Waiting more speed Ira he haCkfield
and more drlv4pg power ln the line
AT times Saturdsy the local collie
xfAns line was driven back by tho
Tiger phalanN. and he coach VIII try
10 prevent a repetition 81 this
The Spiders have shown a big i'm
prpvement in The past week. but I'M
less the efforts a. Coach Dobson count
for nought there Will he a larger. one
before the Indians invade Richmond.
/ Despite the facf that the major por-
tfon of the Spiders this year were
young and inexperienced when they
reported on the field some ~ them
are now working Ike veterans
N Coach Dohson has not vet decided
definitely upon his hackheid. and he
fore the season is over ne may work
seven or eight men behind the Hne
I Fanney and Tahaferro are two good
4 hAckfeld men. hut mp 10 this time
they have been unable 10 get the SIG
mails straight. should they thorough
y familarize themselves with them
before the end of the week they may
he seen in the lineup SATURDAY.
M Word comes from William and Mary
that the Indians are undaunted by
their defeat saturday and viii come
mp here with blood in Then eyes,
There is LOT Of good material ia the
William and Mary camp and the vii
] ItamshurCers are expected 10 pal up
hard fgnt aga inst the spiders