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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
WHAT WOULD BE cAINEpY

If a loss Of revenue should accrue
to the United States because of pro
hibition) from q diminished consumP
ton Of ardent spirits, she will be INV
gamer a thousandfold in the health
wealth and happiness Of the people
United States Supreme Court.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
"a CARS OF SILK FOR GOTHAM.
Importation From China Passes
: Through oadensburq.

Ogdensburg, N. Y.-Thirty-four car.
loads Of Chinese silk passed through
this city on the way to New York. II
was the largest importation of silk
ever received through this port and
was valued at approximately $4,000,
600.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
TROOPS FAST LEAVING BORDER.
Last OF Guardsmen To Depart On
March Is.

Washington.-The War Department
announced that schedules of departure
have been so arranged that the last
National Guard organization will leave
the border March 25. General Perish
ing finds 1t necessary to use chair ears
and day coaches. but is arranging for
the least possible discomfort.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Land For National Forest.

Washington. = Purchase of 1926
acres of land in the Southern .Appala-
chan and White mountains for inclu-
sion to the Eastern national forests
was authorized by the National Forest
Reservation Commission.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Turks Use Prisoners.

Cairo.-The Turks have pulled up
the railway between Jaffa and Jeru-
salem and are using the rails for the
construction Of a strategic line be.
tween Ras-el-Ain and Diarbekir.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
TREES IN BELGIUM NOW TAKEN.
Germans Sending Finest Growths Out
OF the Country.

Havre, France.-The German mil
tary administration in Belgium has be-
gun Systematically requisitioning the
trees throughout the country. Accord
ing to information received by the Bel
gian Government here, the Germans
are taking the finest growths, province
by province, and sending them to Ger.
many.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Guard u. s. BUILDINGS.

Pittsburgh.vThe buildings of the
United States Bureau Of Mines and
the Government Arsenal. have been
placed under guard both night and day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
KANSAS SATISFIED.

Kansas people have tried prohibltic'
for 80 years and are so satisfied VIII
the results that every political paru
In the stnte champions prohibition "
the only state policy.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
o NOT NEEDED.

God never made a normal brain tna'
needed alcohol to stimulate 1t. nS
man needs alcohol he is a defectVV
inferior to his fellows.-Willia|
Jennings Bryan.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
Suffrage Bill sIoned.

Little Rock, Ark.-Governor Brough
signed the bill which allows women
TO vote in all primary elections in the
State.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
CHINA LIKELY TO ACT SOON.
Break With Germany Is Expected This
Week.

Week.
Picking. = Tuan Chi-jui. who 70
signed as Premier several days ago
and went to Tien-tsin, has returned
here and conferred with the Cabinet
and the President. A compromise has
been reached so that Parliament may
decide whether China shall break rela,
lions with Germany and Join the En-.
tente. 1t Is expected that there will
be a severance Of relations between
China aud Germany this week.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
UNITED STATES DIPLOMAT DEAD.
G. W. Guthrie, Ambassador To Japan,
Was Appointed In 1918.

Washington.-George w. Guthrie, of
Pittsburgh, American Ambassador at
Toxic, is dead. Word of the Ambas
sador's death reached the State De.
partment from Toxic in a dispatch
from the Embassy.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-15
'|empefdnQ
= VOteSa

Conducted by the National won,,
Christian Temperance Union.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
HAMPDEN-s SIDNEY WINS
SECOND STRAIGHT GAME
Team Defeats William and
Mary Indians by 21-to-O Score. 4
Tigers Lead League.
WEATHER WARM FOR FOOTBALL
But Players Use Lot Of Pep and
Ginger. Despite Humidity-Jim
Warren Stars Again-Close Does
Best Mark for Indians.

FARMVILLE. VA. October 27.-Ths
Hampden-Sidney Tigers continued their
victorious march toward the Eastern
Virginia football championship goal.
when they defeated the William and
Mary Indians this afternoon by the
score of 81 to Q. 49,
The warm weather did not favor
snappy play. but despite this handi.
cap both elcvens fought hard and made
the old game interesting from be-
ginning to end.
The visitors kicked off. and Don
Warren ran the ball back eighteen
Yards Then Parrish, Graham and
Captain Warren laced away at the
enemy's primary defense, and in four
minutes had the oval on the two-yard
hrst count. Ferguson kicked goal.
William and Mary received, and
ei we're Yards ards variety Of
few yards: and then Captain Close
punted. The Tigers again rushed tho
chi' 70 wv, within eight yards of the last
booted the ball out of danger. Par
rish h ripred through tackle for fifteen.
ana when the whistle ended the quar-
yer. Hampden-Sidney was twenty yards
18th, The second period opened success
yards. Captain Jim made it first. Kirls
narrlsh started another rampage, but
a twelve-yard dash went for nauEht
the ball changed sides a couple Of
I'm, lines IS, before finally settling down with
the Tigers. whose backs took up their
merciiess pounding. This process
brought the ball to the one-yard line.
ana quarter Back Jones was rattling
OH the numbers for the final plunge.
but the whistle cut him short, and the
hrst half was over.
The Indians received and made a
a arot return. Three plays made It
messed up the next tries and Close
booted forty-five yards.
Inc Tigers kept up their black
s snd methods of assault. and soon
The Indians battled savagely at this
nociht, and two line bucks failed of
g siS n f6e h,ri yards Parrish was
l left end for the second touchdown.
Ferguson kicked goal.
mere was more open play in tho
n has. period rooe and number OF neat
r I9r substantial gains. Parrish and
lose lose also engaged In puntins duel,
t w,,n tn. the wind aiding first one and
Taking the ball in the middle of tho
hni4, Graham. Parrish and AyIer car.
RED RED 1T TO the siX-yard line. where Ora
Third toHnhdow Ms way across for the
goal. NeAins
-, Captain Close played star ball for
me me lndians as did Birmingham and
ms tremendous defensive work with
two, thirds of the tackles to his credit.
TG Sr hirK rarrish and Jimmy Graham
ter put up the best game OF his ca
iecr. Don Warren WAS right there
w gglnG the runner time and agt-in
ne.ore he got under way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
TOURNAMENT BEGINS
Qualifying Round of Fall Event on
Country Club Links LIS
Played.

Entrants in the fall golf tournament
of the Country Club of Virginia COM
pletcd their Qualifying round yes.er-
day on the dub links. a high wind
was blowing all the afternoon and
would have been the case otherwise.
play. which will begin on Monday.
gross. score. with So. while T. c. Sell
was low net score. with "a.
y list of the pairing in each six
teen for the first round of match play
is as follows:
First sixteenth. w Hazard and H.
5. Jones, Alfred Gray and l.. V. Saun-
ders. =. l.. Hawse and II. T. Mcintyre,
r. \. Palmer and T.. j. II. Mackay. Z.
ID. Hotchkiss, Jr.. and Robert III. Tai
ley. Jean S. Jones and Pope Seals
William r. Wood and James Muller, r
{. Bell and q. +. Wood.
Second siNteen-W. a. Condit and NJ.
=. Langhorne. John 3. Young and Levin
Jones. L. l.. Powers and NJ. Peck. J. \.
Belvin and S. Fleming. =. Leigh ana j.
g. SHELTON. +. ID. Williams and Thomas
Il. McAGams. L. Nick Judkins and
George Gilbert. Charles Davenport and
w. w. Keen.
Third siXteen.-G. H. Grover and n.
p. Stills. l.. c. Jcffress and - c. Brown
NJ. Call and Preston Belvin Bye and
b. p. Claiborne, Jack Waller and c.
Hardy, John q. Walker and T. "a
White, George w. Stevens IT. and
Bye. a. L. Adamson and Lewis c. Will
liams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
CLARKE COUNTY MEET
AT BERRYVILLE ENDS
All Glasses Well Filled, Two Being
Crowded-Scrcrnl OF Events
IntenScly Exciting.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

WINCHESTER, VA. October 27-
The Clarke County horse and colt
show race meet. which begun yestor-
day at Berryville. was completed, with
much larger crowd present, this az
ternoon just in time to escape a tor
rifle thunderstorm. All classes were
well filled. several being crowded. Two
Tor all ages were intensely exciting.
the winners winning by a neck SUM-
marics:
Four-year-olds and upwards. ridden
by officers of United States Army in
uniform. or gentlemen riders in hunt
ing ing costumes purse. $40 and $50 sill
yer cup; one mile and half on the
ffEa fla Mark a. Mayer, Grafton
rarm stables: second. Puck w. c.
SeIDp; third. WINDMILL. Leith Bros
Ihree-year-olds and upwards: purse
Sl50: six furlonss.-Tirst. Leoma, ".
A. Seipp; second, Dick Scarlet j. Ruch-
anan: third. Booth, G. C. Brenton
Three-year-olds and upwards: purse,
$50; one mile and forty yarGs.-First,
Little England. G. c. Brenton: second,
Baron de kalb. G. Alexander; third
Mcntcalm. Kenneth N. Gilpin.
All ages that have started and not
won at this meeting: purse, $40: Ave
furloRgs-First. Cloth of Gold T.
buchanan; second. Stanley H., n e
Powell; third. Billie Hubs. Mrs. J. r.
Ali ages that have started AMI Lot
won at this meeting; purse. $40: i've
furlongS.-First, Shaban, C. Alexander:
second. Dick Scarlet, J. Buchanan:
third, Belle c., O. Rice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Football Results
edmond College. ~, Randolph

Richmond College, 21y Rnndolph-
MncOn, D.
Hnmpden-sidney,2 Eli william and
Mary, o.
Washington and Lee. IS, A. and e.
". c., ..
Georgetown. rs; Virginia Poly
technic, O.
MuhlenburE, G; Lafayette, o.
Pennsylvania Freshmen, 3; Yale
Freshmen, ..
Rutgers, 2S; Fordham, o.
Williams, o, Columbia, @.
New York University, o, Union, q,
Dartmouth. cit New Hampshire, q.
Holy Cross, 13; Rhode Island
State, o.
Camp Devens, o. Harvard, o.
Pittsburgh, IA; Univcrsity OF
Pennsylvania, O.
brown, .; Colgate, g.
Army, 81; Villanovn. =.
Navy. SO; HaIerford. O..
Cornell. 20, BucknelI. o.
Syrncuse, SIS; Tufts, o.
Chicago, ~ Northwestern, O.
Wisconsin, 20, Town. o.
Illinois, -; Purdue, o.
Oberlin, IS, Case; o.
Michigan, 70, Nebrnska,
OOS howard, u.
Princeton Freshmen, IL, Exeter, o.
Penn Stnte, 81 West Virgins
Wesleyan, ..
Pennsylvania Military College, III
Gallaudet, @.
Dickinson, o, Delaware College,
Auburn, 13; MissiEsfppi Aggies. 6.
Scwnnee, ~ Kentucky State, O.
Harvard Freshmen, So, Worees-
ter Academy, :.
Hamilton, II; Rochester, o.
DowdoIn. I3; Bates, o.
Amherst, 14j Wesleyan, 8.
Trinity. 65; Company A, Signal
Corps, O.
Rcnsselncr, 2G; st. Lawrence, o.
stevens. 20; Middlebury, q.
Carnegie Technical, q; Allegheny,
Notre Dame. 40, South Dakota, O.
Kansas, z; Ames, o.
Rice, If, Texas. o.
Ohio University, 20; Cincinnati, o.
Miami. 20; Ohio wcsIeynn, o.
Marietta, 3, Heidelberg, o.
Ohio State, OF, Dcnlson, o.
Princeton Informal, Z, Field Ar.
tillery, o.
Yale Informal, =; Loomia InstI-
tute. o.
Virginia Military Institute, %;
Davidson, =.
John Marshall High School, ID.
Blackstone Military Academy, @.
Episcopal High School, %, Dan
willie High School, o.
Wake Forest, IL, Maryland State,
20.
Roanoke College. DC; virginia
Christian College, q.
Roanoke High School, 10; Lynch
burg High School. Z.
Stnunton Military Academy, so,
v. L. I. Scrubs, o.
University OF Virginia Freshmen,
20I Woodbcrry Forest. IL.
Florida, 10; Southern College, 2.
Tcxns A. & NJ, 1T, Louisiana
State, o.
sprinEhiII College. @; Louisiana
Industrial Institute, o.
Tulane, IS; Washington ArtiI-
Iery, o.
Washington and Jefferson, 81,
Geneva, o.
Mninc, o, Colby, O.
Springfield, rs, Worcester Tech. o.
Buffnlo University, q, St. Bona
venture. 13.
Camp Gordon. 20, Camp Han
Richmond Biue.. 8, Field ArtiI-
lery, o.
University of Oregon, Il, Unlyer-
sity of Idaho. o.
Washington State College, 10,
Whitman College. o.
University of California, II, Ore
Hon AEgies, B..
Depnuw, LIT st. Louis, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
GEORGETOWN BEATS v.P. |.
VIRGINIANS OVERCOME
By MUCH HEAVIER TEAM
Straight Football. Aided by Two Spec
tacuInr Forward Passes, Re
spOnSible for Victory.
TBv Associated Pressl

fS ASSOCIATED PTeSSl
WASHINGTON, October 2T.-Straight
football. aided by two spectacular for
ward passes, enabled the heavier
Georgetown eleven to defeat the vir-
sinia Polytechnic Institute team. % to
0, here to-day Long runs by Gilroy
and McQuade. Georgetown half backs.
and a fast end run by e. Roden. play
Ing quarter back for the visitors. added
interest to game that was somewhat
married by repeated forward pass fail
ures by both teams.
Georgetown scored within three
minutes after the game started. Gilroy
getting away for almost fifty yards to
touchdown. McQuade broke through
q Few minutes later and scored
The second and third periods were
scoreless. the NirEinians lighting dcs-
perately. once taking the ball on
downs on their own fve-yard line.
twice Peyton, the visitors left half,
tried for field goal In the third, but
each time failed.
In the final ,period Gilroy shot a
f foi,Y pass to Mc9uade. The latter.
l. kicked off. and few minutes later
Mcluade tore off sixty-yard run for
the nnAl touchdown The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
FRESHMEN WIN AGAIN
Orange md blue Flrst-Yenr Team
Beats Woodherry-Cnrirto Scores
Tau chdOIyn with 70-Yurd Kun.

ORANGE. VA. October Pin a
football game interesting end cXcit
ing from start to finish. the Univcr-
sity of Virginia freshmen team de-
feated Woodberry Forest here this af
ternoon by the score of 90 to 13. The
varsity team made seven points in the
first quarter on straight football.
Clark. Kuyk and Reinhart carrying the
ball most of the time. In the sec
grabbed tumble and. with Fosters
clever interference. ran seventy yards
for q touchdown. The Wocdberry root
scored again IN this quarter on IA
long forward pass In the fourth
quarter. Woodbury. kept the visitors
ter and NYellborn were her chief
ground-Eainers. and Foster went over
for touchdown just before the close
OF the period. The defensive of Har-
dy. for MoodberrX. was a feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
FINAL SHOOT HELD
WEST END GUN CLUB
CLOSES ITS SEASON
DIR. Brockweli Lends Shooters for the
afernoon-Mnc Hart Captures
Three Cups.

Hart won three out OF the eight sill
yer loving cups prizes at the West
End Gun Club this year. He captured
the Class cup and the presidents
cup In the finals Saturday, and tn.
club high average cup the Saturday
before at the close OF the weekly
matches.
Dr. Brockwcll won the News Leader
cup by breaking the splendid score of
4ex5J Hat shooting from the eighteen
yard line. which Mas by far the best
shooting OF the afternoon.
The tinals drew a considerable gal
lery. who enjoyed watching the shoot
ing and the smiles Of the winners
when they found they had clinchcd
piece of silver.
Flippen had the cup in the Rucger
match ostensi IDLY on ice, but Shorty
starr. who had made trip from
North Carolina tC set here. went him
one better and took that cup home.
Added Dist DIST. Dist
Glass Cup Grumpy MI Rueger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
LOCAL TEAM VICTORIOUS
John Marshall Wins From blackstone
by 14-to-6 Scnre-J. Todd and
Stuart Play Well
Coach Munce and eir,to

Coach Munce and eighteen players,
comprising the John Marshall High
School football team. returned to
richmond last night highly jubi,ant
over their 14-to-6 victory over the
Blackstone Military Academy yester-
day afternoon in Blackstone Seven
teen men made the trip They were
as follows: Halle. Robins, HUFF, Sands,
smith. Quarles, McFall, j. Todd North
ern. Core: Watkins. Jones. H. Todd.
Manager Eanes.
The playing OF Stuart and ]. Todd
was the best for the Marshallitcs,
while the former did some fine punt
ing. Moon played the best game for
the home team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
ARMY GIVES BATTLE
Soldier. Held to 2I-to-1 Score by villa
nofa-Elmer oiiphnnt Aids Team
to Victory.
WEST POINT NJ

WEST POINT. N. 2, October 81
The Army football team was given a
hard battle by vlllanova to-day. AL
except in the third period they were
played 20 standstill by the collie
gians. McGuickin and Ewing starred
In series Of forward pass plays, scor-
Ing. in the opening quarter for the
visitors.
Fine work by Oliphant, wicks and
Monroe In advancing the ball put the
Cadets on even terms with ViIlanovn
at the end Of the second quarter,
which erded to 2. In the third
quarter the same trio. aided by Knight
who bowled over VilIanova tacIeiers
put the visitors on the defensive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Elberfeld Ousted.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. October 27.-
Norman Elberileld, who managed the
Chattanooga team. in the Southern As
ISOLATION, during the past season, will
manage the Little. Rock team next
year, according TO an announcement
made here to-day by President u. G.
Allen, of the local club. Elberfeld
was recently given his release by the
Chattanooga club to make room for
Mike Finn, who is to manage the
Lookcuts next season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
CHARLES E. BRICKLEY WEEDS
One OF fInrvard'S Greatest Football
Stars Takes Miss ISateryn
Taylor His bride.

NEW YORK. October 27.-war has
tened the wedding OF Miss Krteryn
taylor, daughter of the late John c.
Taylor. and Charles t. Briclley. one
or Harvard's greatest gridiron stars.
VINO were married here tonight at the
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament The
wedding date. originally set for De
cember: was advanced because Of The
ucterminotion of Mr.. Bricklcy to Join
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
OuImet and Guilfora >y,n

els Ouimet and Jesse Guilford, Of Bos-
ton, defeated Charles G. (Chick) Evans
ana ID. y. Sawyer. Chicago's star pair.
by and 4. over the Brae Burn Courso
here to-day. The match was EH-
triotic exhibition for the benefit OF
me athletic equipment fund at Camp
i'eNenS. Aver Macs. where Ouimet is
private In the National Army. The
enthusiasts who made up the gallery
contributed $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
COMMISSION WILL MEET
Amateur baseball Organization to Hold
annual Confnb mt AIurphy's.
Reports Will he Read.

Members of the Amateur Baseball
Commission Com. OF Richmond will hold
their annual meeting in the automo-
pie room of MurDhy's Hotel on Tues
day night. The meeting will be for
the tt purpose of electing officers. and
Ior THIS reason every member Is re-
the past season will be read, AMI sew
eral other important matters discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Auburn WINS rierce nnt,,e.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, October ~
auburn won a fiercely contested hat
tie from mississippi A. e NJ. here this
afternoon. 10 to g.: The plainsmen
showed superiority throughout
The Aggies scored their touchdown
IN the first period, when Left Tackle
Horton recovered tumble on his
Vineyard line and raced nine.y-nvc
yards for touchdown. Auburn scored
On straight football
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Cornell Beats Buckn.II.

ing Cornell football eleven, the frst
seen this year, defeated Buckneil this
afternoon by score OF 20 to o. Tho
more fight than any combina ton DR.
Sharp has put on the field thia year.
After the first five minutes OF play
the result never was In doubt. a5a'sl5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Hnrynrd ueId 10 NJ.

AVER, MASS. October 27.-The de-
not brigade football team at Camp De-
NenS fought the Harvard informal
eleven to stalemate to-day. neither
cam being able 10 score. The army
! cam. coached by Charley Coolidge,
Iiarvard's star end in the days Of
Brtckley, Hardwick and Nfahan, played
q slashinE game In the line, having q
little the better of tho Grim son. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Troop Q Is Winner,

afternoon in n football game by the
score Of II to 49, The contest was nip
and tuck all the way through. and the
whistle blew. Kennedy and Marlborough
did vac best work for Troop 6. while
chs er and Hanbig featured for SIS.
Roth {Sf these teams desire games. and
any ttAm desiring to arrange contests
with tlem are requested to call Madi-
son 1777-J or Randolph 37o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
Tigers, InfornnI, W.T.

PRINCETON. N. j.. October Ell
Pr'nceton's Informal eleven wor what
may practically be the only .ontest
to he played this year when they do
fsated the Three Hundred and Seventh
tieid Artillery eleven from Camp Dix
ny score of to 0. The Tigers scored
their touchdown in the first ner;nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
SOLDIERS HAVE GAME
Camp Gordon Beats Camp Hancock, by
26-tO-0 Score. in AtInntn.
Cn{lere Mon
ATLANTA "a 0ctohsr OF MI,

ATLANTA, GA. October 27.-The
Camp Gordon football eleven easily
defeated Camp Hancock (Augusta)
here to-day, 26 to 0. Vandegraf (Ala-
bama) scored three of the locals
touchdoWns. The playing OF Wicker
Farrell (Pittsburgh) featured the Of
fensive work Of the visitors. Walter
Camp. Jr (Yale), refereed the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
NAVY HOLDS MARATHON
Haverford Ensy for lidshipmen, who
Roll To Total OF so Points
to OBponents' @.

ANNAPOLIS MD. October 2T.-
Whipping Haverford with such ease
that after seventy-fve points had been
scored in the first three periods. the
entire scrub team was sent in the
Navy to-day completed Il total Of 2l2
points in three games. The visitors
were never dangerous, and at no time
did they hold the pigskin beyond the
midfield mark.
The Sailors succeeded in making first
down thirty two times. The final score
was SO to O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

WINDSOR. CONN. October 2I-Yala
made It's first start Of the season to-
day. when the ''informar' eleven de-
deated the I'oomfs Institute team to
o. Yalc's touchdown was made by Way-
land IN tho third period on shor,
forward pass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
O,DOyyd WIN. An ThIra

NEW YORK, October 27.-NIike
-O'Dowd. OF st. Paul, defeated Jerry
Cole, of Erie Pa, In the third round
night, the latter's seconds throwing
up the sponge. O'Dowd weighed I61
pounds, and Cole LOS. ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
PIttshurrh n, yli,n.r

rHILADELPHIA. October o. The
University OF Pitts burgh eleven today
defeated University OF Pennsylvania.
University of Pittsburgh eleven was
not In evidence. they scoring their two
touchdowns In tho third period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
LYNCHBURG CELEBRATES
Episcopnl School Opens Athletic Field
by Winning Easily by
Shut-Out Score.

LYNCHBURG, VA. October 27.-The
Episcopal School for Boys to-day cell
ebrated the opening of the new ath-
vile High School. 81 to O. Line plunges
and end runs brought the first sec re
in the second quarter after Epinco-
vineyard line for a tumble. Just be-
fore the half ended, 4 forward pass
and short run made the second score.
The next came when r. Hcydenr:ch
grabbed forward pass and ran forty
yards for a touchdown. In tho last
session. kcmper went through center