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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
DAWSON COLLEGE HAS
COCO FOOTBALL SQUAD

Davidson. oct. i7.--Davidson's foot
bali squad, tired from long Journey,
hut none the worse for the stiff Tech.
game, came IN last night and got
down to work today in preparation
for Saturdays game with Citadel. This
will be played on Sprunt Field and
as ii is the only game 10 be played
here this season. and since Citadel
gives promise OF rare battle. n good
crowd Is expected Citadel last sat
urday zeppelinized her way to 81
to victory over +. c.. and. as she
had previously battled Georgia to n
60 score. she undoubtedly has a team
TO he feared.
Davidson sprang one on the Tech
lads holding them to one touchdown
and making one touchdown herself
W hich, however. WAS not allowed on
account Of foul. The game the Red
and Black lads put up in Atlanta has
put her on a good status there and
has given her p niche among the nota-
bles OF the Solthern inter-colleRiate
football world which II will take some
years to blot out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19

whole squad.
The feeling Is prevalent here that
Carolina has gone drought her period
OF preliminary defeats and is ready
to register few victories against
teams Of her own rating. Roy Home
wood is hard at work on the ends
and already considerable Improvement
has been noted in this heretofore weak
department. The addition OF Tennent
to the backfeld has added weight and
strength to both the offense and de-
tense. This back Is rapidly absorbing
the fine points OF the game and should
prove good running mate for Fol-
ger.
There Is not better line in the
South than Cardinals. and once the
flank positions are improved and the
ofrense smoothed down, there will be
faw. II any. better teams in the South
The game with Tech. is expected to
have much weight on the Southern
championship and the team Is prepar-
Ing. not to hold them to a close score.
but to win the game.
Ramsey's sore hip II rapidly improv-
Ing ana he Will be abba to begin the
gAuae T. future sontsstA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
Hard For Game Saturday Many Important Football Games This Week
SPIDERS PREPARING
FOR GAME SATURDAY.
Richmond Colleges Line Displaying Good Form While Back
field Men Are Showing Up To Better Advantage.
Pitt May Be Able To Return To Line-U

In view of the approaching game
this Saturday. Coach Dobson is driving
his men at top speed In an effort to
have them in the very best shape.
Heavy scrimmages and long signal
drills constituted the workouts Tues
day and yesterday The varsity show
ed up to considerable advantage over
the scrubs. a very noted Improvement
being in the end running of the
backs.
Just at present it seems that Pitt
will be able to return to quarterback.
His injured leg Is much improved, and
70 doubt he will be in Saturdays
fracas If such turns out to be the
case, most likely Wicker will be at
left half; Miller at right half, and
Taliaferro at fullback. Kuyk. who
was injured In the Blues game last
week has improved greatly, and he
will undoubtedly he seen IN the line
up at some period of the game.
Taliaferro's understudy at fullback
will be Joliff, while Fannie may get
| in.
The Spiders have great respect for
1 Hampden-Sidney fight and ability.
! but every man in Richmond College
lis confident of the fact that Hampden-
Sidney will receive an exceedingly
warm reception at Broad-Street Park
Saturday. They know that the Red
and Blue has one OF the strongest
| lines this year that 1t ever had. and
they know. as well. that there is
| plenty of fight.
The probable lineup of the Spiders
Saturday follows: Whittet. left end:
| Cotter, left tackle; Shepherd left
| guard; Henderson, center. Cakes,
| right guard; Robins, right tackle; Mil
bourne, right end; Pitt. quarterback:
Miller. right halfhack: Taliaferro,
fullback: Wicker, left halfback.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
HARVARD SCRUB TEAM
IS ROUGHLY HANDLED
Crimson Regulars Run Wild and Ex-
pericnce Little Trouble In Scor-
ing Touchdowns.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct 1s.-The
Harvard varsity continued its rough
handling of the scrubs this after
noon, scoring three touchdowns. The
regulars still maintained a strong Of
fensive and the few times the second
team was in possession of the ball
they found their opponents unmove-
able
Crawford Blagden, '02, a former
tackle and once n Harvard representa-
tive, has Joined the STAFF for a few
days and took hold of the linemen.
Another capable rush line coach to
help Bob Fisher has been sadly need
ed. and Blagden's appearance, even
though temporarily, was hailed with
satisfaction.
Eddie Casey again outshone the
field this afternoon, making several
long runs. on one of which he cover
ed forty-f1ve yards, following ii with
a ten-yard rush for n touchdown.
Wilcox, who took Casey's place at
fullhack, made a thirty-flve- yard run,
two plays before Durham was hustled
across the scrubs goal line for the
first of his two touchdowns.
The final touchdown followed
straight football rushes, the ball be-
ing carried from mldfield across the
scrubs goal line.
Davis started at left guard but
was in action only few. minutes.
when .Dadmund replaced him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
RUSSIAN GRAPPLER IS
WINNER OVER PETERS
Handsome Texan, Beating Him
In Straight Falls.

"Bill' Peters. that handsome Texas
grappler, lost to Ivan Linow, the
Terrible Cossack." last night in the
from the Lone Star State was not
downed for the second and last time
until after he had clearly demon
strated to the enthusiasts who wit
messed the little set-to that he is a
wrestler OF no mean ability.
Linow gained the initial fall of the
match in thirty-three minutes. PIN
ming the Texans shoulders to the floor
with a scissors hole. The second and
deciding fall came after the grapplers
had been at 1t for fourteen minutes,
Linow securing this one with body
lock.
Though defeated, Peters was game
to the last, and before he had been
thrown for the final time he had won
many friends In the audience. AL
tough a very clean wrestler. he was
always ready to meet any rough tao
tics to which the Russian resorted.
Peters Is a youngster. and he can at
tribute.his defeat largely to his mex
perience. He has been on the mat
only a short while. but has been learn
ing fast. and has the earmarks of
coming grappler.
Linow played the waiting game last
night. He waited until the youngster
had unbottled all OF his tricks and
then went in and defeated him. Linow
10 good rs l5tist and haa made
many 1rten0n ~ Richmond III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
RACES INTERESTING
At SOUTHS|OE FAIR
With Track In Excellent Condition,
Much Better Time Is Made in
Harness Events.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Petersburg. Va, oct. 18.-The race
course at the Southside Fair Grounds
was in first-ciass condition for to-
days races. and much better time
was made than on yesterday. Fol-
lowing are the results of todays card:
First race-2:t4 pace; purse. $500
Tango, by Todd. first; Rosebud Nc
Kenney. by Daugherty, second; Cen
try Dictator, by Eden. third. Time,
ALI 1-2. 2:17 IA. 2:18.
Second race-2:21 trot; purse, 5000
Just So. by Lafferty first: Princess
Dusaro, by Jamison. second: March
ing Boy. by Daugherty, third. Baron
Bedworth, by Miller. fourth Time.
2:23 1-2. 2:25 Ia. 2:24 IL, 2:25 Ia,
2:26 Ia
Third race-2;17 pace; purse, $500
Twinkle March. by Brett, first; King
Bee, by Miller, second Tony Boy, by
Daugherty, third: Crystal Louis, by
Shirley, fourth Time. 2:17 "a,
2:17 IL. 2;19 Ia.
Fourth race-Running; one-half-
mile dash; purse, s100-Dr. r. L.
Swarenger. by Dunlop, first; Canary
Bird, by Brown. second; Flute, by
Hicks, third. Time. 81 seconds.
Fifth race--Running: seven-eigh ths
mile dash; purse. S100--Breadwell by
Dunlop, first; Toison de Or, by Woods.
second; Gambler. by Hicks. third.
Time. 1929.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
JOCK SCOTT WINS OUT
OVER A GOOO FIELD

Laurel. Md, Oct. 1s.--Jock Scott
beat a good field of horses home in
the feature number on The card this
afternoon at Laurel Park. 1t was an
event at six furlongs aud the winner
made every post winning one. Deer
Trap. with 126 pounds on his back,
was second. while Lively was third.
Deer Trap was wearing the winner
down at every jump and would prob
ably have won with better racing
luck.
Benevolent made show OF his
field in the Attn race when he sim ply
smothered his field with speed and
was never extended to beat Polroma
and Berrilldon.
A good thing was beaten In the
third race, when Libyan Sands, at 81
TO l. just failed to catch Cleaning.
Libyan Sands was played away from
the track by a select few Butwell
rode one of his good" races on the
colt, but could not get up in time to
catch the winner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
TARE1EELS GETTING READY
FOR GEORGIA TECH GAME
Carolina Coaches Very Much Encouraged Over Showing
Down Homers Against Harvard Last Saturday and
Hope to Administer Crackers Beating

Chapel Hill. Oct 1s.-The Universe
ty Of North Carolina football squad
returned yesterday from its Eastern
invasion against Harvard we'll salts
fed with the showing made. Reports
from members of the team and COM
parative score OF the Tufts Harvard
and Tufts-Princeton game would In
dictate that Harvard Is not nearly so
weak as was at frst thought. In view
of this. Carolina showed marked I'M
provement over the form showed
against Princeton. 1t should be re-
membered that Harvard scored two
touchdowns In the first quarter, with
Ramsey out Of the game. and upon his
entry we're unable to score out one
more during remaining three quar-
tiers and then on a forward pass. The
coaches are well pleased with the
showing of their men and entertain
strong hopes OF beating Georgia Tech
m Atlanta next Saturday.
WITH the exception Of one or two
soros smuscles. tho team has emerged
frosn these two games uninlured. be-
lne strong evidence Of the stamina
sAa1 excea lenk phyoteAl condlttcA o1 ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
ELI PRACIICIHG HARD
FOR VIRGINIA TECHS
Yale Footbaliists Making prcparaa-
tons TO Battle Old Dominion
Team Friday.

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 1s--In the
longest practice taken by the Yale
football squad since the season began
the varsity this afternoon made three
touchdowns. taking the ball at their
own five~yard line and rushing ii tho
entire length OF the field.
Harry Legore went across the line
for two touchdowns and Joe Neville
for the other.
Head Coach Jones put into effect n
new plan for eliminating fun bling by
the halfbacks. He notified them that
misplays of this character would be
promptly followed by dropping them
TO the scrub team.
Braden and Bingham were found
guilty and sentenced TO dismissal be-
fore fifteen minutes scrimmage had
occurred. Quarterback Van Nostrand
committed similar offense, but
escaped other punishment than re-
buke because no other quarterback
was present to run the eleven.
Captain Black will be unable TO
play for nearly two weeks because or
an abscess. which has developed about
an injury received in the Lehigh
game last Saturday. Sheldon replaced
him at left guard today and Charley
Taft has been given Sheldons posi-
ton at left tackle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
IThACANS ARE UNABLE
TO HOLD SCRUB TEAM

Ithaca. N Y. Oct 1S,--The Cor
nell varsity and second teams srim-
mayed for more than an hour this
evening, the coaches keeping them at
II until after dusk.
The varsity scored twice, but could
not hold the scrubs in defensive tests
from the two-yard line. T.lley was
tried out for a short time at guard.
the coaches planning to use him there
for time, though he may be changed
to center later. Hon, one OF the new
end finds" showed up we'll at left
end on the varsity. He Is fairly heavy
and looks as II he would develop
speed He pleased the coaches by
his close following OF the ball, grab
hing the leather when Brown blocked
a punt and scooting sixty yards for
a touchdown.
Practically all OF the varsity men
were in the lineup today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
ACADEMY WILL BATTLE
INQUIRIES TOMORROW
Game to Re Staged Friday at Broad
street Park In Expected to BE
Good One.

A football contest which is attract
ing considerable attention here is the
game between McGuIre's University
school and the Richmond Academy
eleven scheduled to be staged at
Broad Street Park tomorrow after
noon.
On paper the elevens seem TO be
evenly matched and a close, hard bat
tie rs anticipated by the followers
OF the preparatory school games here,
Both eleVens are composed of young
sters. few of the letter men OF either
school being IN their old positions
Christian is a man that must be
watched on the McGuire's team, while
the Academyites are expecting much
from Captain kuyk and Monk
Brown. both of whom have been dis
playing good form in the workouts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
STRANGE FACES seen
IN CADETS LINEUP

West Point. \. Y. Oct. 1s.-The
midweek practice saw some strange
faces on the varsity eleven again to-
day. Although all the big fellows
were back in toys except Gerhardt and
Ford, who are injured. the coaches
sent Captain McEwan. Oliphant
Meacham, Place and Vidal to the side
lines during the heavy work. House
was at end fer Ford. Parke was in
for Meacham at guard and Chapman
played center for McEwan. Murriil
drove the team at quarter. with Har-
mon. Green and Cole making the
backfeld.
One touchdown was scored by the
varsity and Oliphant was called in to
try a placement goal from the fifty
yard line, but missed by inches.
The detachment of artillery beat the
Cadets Calium Hall team. TO 0. in
a hard-fought game on an adjoining
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
VIRGINIA ELEVENS TO
HAVE HARD CONTESTS
Virginia Meets Georgia Lambeth Field, While " NJ +.
Goes Up Against the Maryland Aggies In College
Park Md.-Shoud Be Good Game Here,

Every college eleven in the Old Do
minion, with the exception of Virginia
Military Institute and the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. will battle on
Virginia soil next Saturday afternoon,
Next Friday afternoon the Techs Will
go up against the Yale Bulldog at
New Haven, while Saturday will find
the Cadets making an effort to van
quish the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege gridironists at College Park, Nd.
The University of Virginia will
tackle the formidable Georgia eleven
at Charlottesville. and one OF the
warmest battles ever waged on Lam
beth Field Is anticipated. Last year
Georgia gave the Orange and Blue
footballists the biggest scare of their
lives when the Crackers threatened to
emerge victorious over the Charlottes-
Vile eleven by margin. of one point.
Ed. Tippett came to the rescue at the
last moment and sent the leather soar
ing over the uprights for three points,
giving the Virginians victory. With
Virginia not In its best shape up to
this time and with the Georgians al
ready displaying midseason form. an
other such encounter Is anticipated.
Washington and Lee will do battle
with the Roanoke College outfit at
Lexington. This will be the first time
that the Generals have played on their
home grounds in two weeks. they hav-
ing met the Army and Rutgers the two
preceding Saturdays. Roanoke has
been fast coming to the front from
an athletic standpoint in the past few
years, and all of the teams turned out
by this institution have been giving a
good account of themselves.
The Salem aggregation is expected
4. ~
against the Generals, despite the fact
that the Lexingtonians have been ex-
periencing little trouble in piling up
large scores on the smaller colleges
of Virginia.
This Saturday will mark the OPEN
Ing OF the Eastern Virginia lntercol-
legiate Football League. in which
Richmond College. william and Mary.
Hampton Sidney and Randolph Ma
con Colleges are represented.
Richmond College will be found
battling the Ham pdcn- Sidney Tigers
in Richmond. while the Randolph
Macon team will journey 10 Williams
burg for their initial championship
battle with the William and Mary In
dams. The game in Richmond Will he
the first college game Of the season
at Broad Street Park.
Keen rivalry exists between this
quartet Of colleges. and the battles
furnish no little interest among the
opponents of the gridlron game in
Virginia. Last year Hampden s. dney
won tho honors. and from all ac-
counts the Tigers viii give the other
trio Of eleyens III the organization no
little worry again this year. Coach
Bernier has developed practically
every man on his squad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
ATHLETIC GOSSIP

Southern League, to pull some
comedy stunts. and who recently
figured in a trade with the Rocky
Mount club. is TO play in the Texas
League next year. he having been
drafted. George may be able to get
by with his funny stuff in the Lone
Star State, but he is liable to be
mobbed by those Texans unless he
parts with that Van Dyke beard be-
fore he reports next spring
It is said that several big league
managers are jagged for the axe this
winter. Probably both of the Chicago
leaders will lose out, while Bill Car
rigan says that he has appeared on
the field in the capacity of manager
his last time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
CLUB WILL
CRITICIsH COPY TODAY.

Copy prepared by the Cheek Neal
Coffee Company. Ezekiel &c Company
and by Miller & Rhoads will be the
subjects of discussion at the criticism
meeting of the Richmond Advertisers
Club today. The meeting will be in
the dining rooms OF the Business Mems
Club following luncheon, which will
begin at I:15 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
GEORGIA CENTER IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Because of an injury sustained
last saturday In the game with
Florida, "BuIl- Germany, Georgfa's
star center, will not be I'm the
game against Virginia next Satur-
day. according TO Information re-
ceived here last night. His knee
cap IN split, the two bones torn
apart and the iignments iac~rated.
He In considered one of the best
center~ who ever represented the
Cracker state university and his
loss will be felt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19
GREAT GAIN SHOWN
IN BANK CLEARINGS

The Richmond Clearing House AS
ISOLATION on yesterday issued a re-
port indicating that so far this month
the city's clearings have reached the
handsome total OF ssO.s56,003 For
the corresponding period last year the
total was s29,139.152. Richmond for
the four weeks last past has each
week shown a greater percentage of
gain than any other In the United
States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19

George Kircher. who waa brought
e 1chmond lAst snrtng 1roM -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-19

While the University of Virginia
eleven is battling Georgia at Char
iottesville Saturday, the Orange anc
Blues worthy gridiron foe, Carolina
Will be meeting. another Cracker State
aggregation. The Tarheels are SEIZED
uled TO meet Georgia Tech Saturday
on Georgia soil.