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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
PENN HAS HARD GAMES
IN SCHEDULE To PLAY

special to Richmond virginian.N
Philadelphia, Fa.. Franklin Fled.
oct. i4.-Roh Powell the coach Of
the Red and Blue football team has
passed the easy games on his scheG
dule and now comes TO the hard
games with plucky Swarthmore, the
state eleven, the great Pit team,
then Dartmouth, played in Ne :
J orb and Cornell, on Thanksgiving
pav, on Franklin field.
t'olvell's team has made worv
derful record TO date. His team
Eeat BuckneI IS to 0, then Penn
sylvania military academy, "a to 0.
Bucknell failed to register first
down. and the cadet team only
scored one FIRST down, that a pass
which succeeded in gaining the re-
CURED distance Penn beat Della
4A-sEe- college. &a-tt7-A7 the frst+r+r-
game OF the season.
For the first time in twenty five
Years, Penn has five full teams
playing on Franklin field He has
wealth OF timber such as h.
never dealt with in the past DR.
has twenty excellent hneraen. ami
big Bill Hollenback who is assist
ing Folwel has four good back
fields.
Captain Bert Bell, playing the
hest game Of his career. is a fixture
rs the Varsity quarter back while
Ilobey Light has won the left hall
back post with Bots Bruner, as the
iuli- back selection. The remainin:;
half back post has a dozen backs
playing desperately to win the
berth. Big Ben Derr has the edge
at present because ne weighs 1870
pounds when in shape and is a line
cracker OF proven merit. Joe
<sraus. the Texan. lighter than
Derr, but faster. Danny MeNichol.
the star of penn's championship
bask etba!l team. a deer in mole
skins, shorty Braun, a plugger,
Rex Wray, the fastest back Penn
las shown in fifteen years Rosef-
sky. a young giant, tTifie green.
Perce, a soldier lad. a good all
round player, 1t present are the
most likely candidates for the
Varsity berth still open.
Lud Wray. the sturdy center al
prc-war times is flling his old post
and Lew Little, the New England
warrior, is with Folweil again, hut
there is merry war or for the
other Positions Eddie Maynard.
the East Orange lad. without II
days training played a game II
tackle or Saturday against the p.
N {. team that will give him first
cali in future games Johnny Tit
gel OF pittsburgh, Herb Deter, of
lew York. Carl Thomas. of Phila-
3elphia. stroke of the Penn crews,
Alex Wray. l.ud's brother are the
most prominent linemen shown 10
date
Henry Miller picked as an all
! American star two years ago, has
won his old post and his youns
brother. Ray Miller is giving avn
ter Camps all-star selection. Bud
Hopper the night Ct his life for the
other e nd position. r. Miller Is
heavier and stronger than the k2la-
mazoo lad, Hopper, but lacks his
1 speed and pass catching ability.
Lawson Robertson, the former
Irish American coach. and assistant
coach Of the Olympic team. is con
ditioning the Penn players. Mike
Murphys eye was never more alert
that "Rohhie's." and as a result nc
player ever has an idle second when
In action.
Major NJ J Pickering. graduate
manager, has received SO many 20
quests for tickets for the state, Pitt
and Cornell games, that he has or
dered the erection of the extra
stands Immediately.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
CORNELL WRESTLING
TEAM IN PRACTICE

Ithaca. New York. oct Ia
Capt. c. L, Acherly 20. and +. Il,
Conroy ~. members of the Cor
nell university wrestling team who
were prize winners in last years in
tercolleglate meet, have reported
with the present wrestling squad a;
the university. Coach w c. o'Con-
nell of this department is still! call
ing for candidates for this branch
OF sport, although number OF
other wrestlerS who were with
cornell in former years arc taking
daily practice.
The number of men who have
joined the wrestling squad at Cor
nell thus far is approximately / 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
Rugby Football
In South Africa

Capetown. South Africa, oct. Ia
Continuing their South African
tour. the New Zealand rubgy team
selected from the military forces,
atoned for the recent defeats by
beating Western Province by 20
points to 8.
The game had not been in pro-
Eress for more than ten minutes
when the New Yea FLANDERS scored a
try through Bruc, the kick result
ing in the goal points being added.
Neither side, however. managed to
score during the rest of the first
half; but on the resumption Cock
croft got over for the visitors, the
try being again converted Two
more converted tries fell TO the
New Zealanders before Gerhard
.Morkel opened the scoring for the
province with a penalty goal in the
1lat minute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
DOUBLE SET OF BACKS.

trhana, Illinois. Oct. l9.-Coach
+. c. Zuppke OF the University of
illinois has announced that ne will
use dou bic set of backfield men
in the Intercollegiate Conference
Athletic association football games
again this fall Last year the Illi-
nois football mentor tried the pla /,
of putting in a complete set of new
backiield players at the start of the
second half. this being in the na-
ture Of an experiment. The fact
that the t'niH crsity Of Illinois won
tho chGinplonssip last season is evi-
dencc that the plan has some merits
at least. Coach Zuppke dedclarctl
that the plan should work even
better this season on account Of the
wealth. Of backfield material.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
URGE THAT Tennis
BE 4 MAJOR SPORT
Officials of L. 8. y. l.. T. \. Fnlnt
Out Benefits the Col EGGS Would
Realize

New York. oct IS.--Thc increas-
ing importarcc of tennis Is u""i|
and convincIngly proved by reccn1
action o. the intercollegiate Atn
ivtic Association. recommending h"t
onlv that all colleges should 10 l"-
ture provide sufficient "qulpeh''"'
TO meet the tennis needs Of the "H
derEraduates. hut also that they h.'
cord tho eaue recognition 10 MON
bers of the tennis teams ma, -
given the representatives III H"'A
of majo' sports. 49,.
Letters have beer sent 10 an 'l'
universities and colleges OF amer
"a nv the L. c. n l. 7. a strongly
,1~virr me suggested change in the
status OF tennis. According 70
pieId Secretary Paul II. Williams
THAT progress, IL beng made - "F-
ident NOT only IN tho success OF tue
INTERCOLLEGIATE cha npjcnship TINS
vear ANA he number of colleges
which are affiliated with the Ma
ticnal ASSOCIATION, bat Also IN IN"
quality Of play in these various
events
Air. Williams con 5nu~s. The net
result seems - tc that th~r" ls
verv general destre on the part OF
college officials to provide for inns
change
vht Princeton this yea" t"rn'a
WIS ,ha most popular spay' chosen
by the Freedman class and IlaT-
Vera lo ,ourraa1eat that was ""-1
had g. many crtr.a# a3 tennis TN"
graduate manager 81 afh'e' l's &'
Harvard IS "palE n fat9t ~ ''"f...e
tennis major sport
Julian : Myrlck, vice president
OF he National Lawn Tennis assoc
citation says IN REGARD 10 tae i'"~
poset p ri
"ona "f IN" great ob}'' 'fHhS
aEuins' erCatjnE new Wa1"- Sports
seems 'n te he belief II the sa"se-
Queu' eN"apcH3ae ef he value "i
ccl}osr 'etioe This objection h"N
ever. --s &n.al3 Nhoa II iS coy
81 '|at IN Ordinary tenn
.ta". 'Ft-.s ~ OF ~ SIX n''s''N
PHI '2'5# ne 'f''-fE W.
sX uure letters IN Who'll" g." At-g
tae advantage oA'aneA
'e j'nnt& major s'!'F'.
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f~auI f'atHffee1as t.r.''a.''.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
CHAMBER ASSISTANT ANassF.R

Middletown, Con. Oct IA. :.
Cramer '21, resident of Port
land, Connecticut was chosen as
assistant manager OF basket ball for
the coming year by the studer;
body OF Wesleyan university at a
meeting held Thursday. Cramer
was assistant manager elect in
1917, when he left college to enter
the service. He " q graduate OF
Wilbraham academy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
81" NEWTON Wins
COLUMBIA TROPHY
Richmond Golfer Per-
forms Brilliantly on
Links Of Columbia
Country Club.


Club of Virginia. was busy At his
washington hotel Yesterday signing
for kilograms of conGratulatfon from
his Richmond friends on his bril-
liant play in the golf tournament Of
tho Columbia Country club Newton
captured first honors defeating the
District champion, Whitlach by 2
and . Judge Peck who started the
game after passing the half-ceuturv
milepost. surprised ard delighted his
many Richmond friends with his
showing He was runner-up n the
second flight
Bv out playing the District % Co
lumhia crack saturday, Newton earn-
cd the coveted Wardham trophy and
had his name engraved or the club
cur Richmond golfers will he in
terested in what " r NcCatlnm Of
the Washington star thought about
"Si's' game,
The way in which mar plays OUT
of difficulty may. as some say have
little more than a psychological Of
feet on his opponent. but Ncv-toa <
recovery shots from trouble created
more than psychological effect
They were materially useful in de-
Gliding t he match and, in tact. hGd i
not been for three ~ them the story
might have had different ending
whitiatrh OF in Long Game.
W-hitlatch. overgolfcd during the
past two weeks OF strenuous tourna
n7ent PLAY. found his long game
rather badly off color and was in a.
much difficulty as II not more than.
Newton. but whore he failsd % re-
cover brilliantly. the Virginia com
petitor did 50 wcN that he left no
doubt in tho minds Or the Galleries
as 10 his superiority YESTERDAY H.
won two If the first three holes hv
niavinv them in q shot better than
par and should have won the first
hole but for "a Great mitch shot and "a
fine putt by W'hitiatch Two do1yo a'
the fourth toe the District champion
lost tina, hole when he fopp.f Ill.
drive and took a s ana fror - p
point on The issue never was IN doubt
Newton being : IN AT the turn There
was some hone left when Nh3tiarh
sank a tan-footar mast a partial s-v-
+ mic Ia win tho tenth and put his
+ Mitch eho. dead 10 the vin ae +ta
: eleventh. - }eavr him orrv . down
huf he tool three putf4 ~ f6a
,,yaltft, rrra+, rral{nr bf,, a,,,.,,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
PARIS CLUB BEATEN.

u
Paris. Oct, 1s.--The Beerschoot
Association Football club in a recent
match with the Red Star club In
Paris won by 2 to 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
Hoppe in Form

william F. Hoppe is undoubtedly
plaving INC most remarkable bill
iards OF his career This young
master az the cue has been chalk =
ing some amazing records IN his
practice tallies, making runs and
averages that surpase those Of the
talmiest days Of the great Schaefer,
Ives and ViEnaux. His performance
q few days ago in running S0I in
q single :nnirg is representative OF
the form he is showing. and those
who would wrest his honors from
him face hard task. 1t is, in a
way, unfortunate that the younger
players, Cochran. Schaefer and va
NADIA. should have such formida
hlt opposition while they are playing
So well themselves.
The question of whether or rot
anY of the players viii SurNass
Hopes record of sos made a mum
Der OF years ago. is asked by enthu-
siaSts. Many OF the dopSters are
figuring that this is not likely be-
cause Of the fact that the match s
are for 400 points. but as a matter
Of fact. this is not likely to make
much difference, for an eXamina
ton OF The records shows ttat many
hugh runs are made at the out set
OF the game
The most likely record to go by
the board is George Srtton's aver
a~e Of 100. madJ under che mpton
hip conditions, In spite of the fact
hat il stands out as q remarka BILE
record.
There are many who believe that
Hoppe nay meet his Nemesis in
either Jake 'Schaefer or Yanoada,
The japanese star once took the
measure Of The halkline king. and il
is not ar all Impossible that he may
dc ii again. 1t must be remember
ed that Schaefer has show1 a ire
mendous gain in ability OF late and
that Hoppe may not find the going
as easy rs in other years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
PLENTY IN STORE Il.
FOa BOXING FANS
City Arena Tomorrow-Other
Bits Of Gossip.

New York. oct 19.-After over
coming series Of obstacles and
unexpected developments which
ould have disedura Eed a less per-
sistcn promoter. Dave Driscoll, box
ing irpresario Of Jersey City, has
finally completed his arrangements
for the aI!-star card Of bouts which
Will open his new club, the Arena
in the +tn regiment armory, Jersey
CITY tomorrow night
out Of the wreck OF his early
plans Driscoll emerged with four
bouts for has patrons. These will
be as follows: Joe Jeanette vet
eraH colored heavyweight, of Hobo
ken. ana Harry Willis, the dark
skinned heavyweight. OF New Or
leans VINO has heen clamoriug for
whack at the champ ionship;
Knockout Bill Brennan. Chicago
heavyw tight and Dan O'Down. for
Tner amateur boxer of Boston
steve Latzo, Of Hazetton. Penn. and
Marty Croes. Of the East side, broth
or Of the once famous Leach Cross;
, George emp, Newcastle miner, for
mcr mjddlewciGht champion. and
! Tommy Robson. ri Maiden, Mass,
All four bouts Will he for eight
rounds. ~
Promoter DriscS1l. taking the ad-
vance sale as his criterion, is con-
fdent that no VIII nave A capacity
crowd The armnry where the
/ bouts wili be conducted Ia capable
Of seating $4,000 Driscoll is the
promoter who conducted the recent
! Johnny kilhane- frankie Burns bout
in Jersey City. when the record
crowd NJ $1,000 spectators were
handled.
The Contest between Willis and
Jeanette Is the only ono that stands
/ as originally planned. Augie Rat
Nor was TO have boxed Cross. but
WAS compelled to cancel the engage
mont through an injury to his eye.
Latzo, who has replaced katner. IS
capable performer. who has boxed
we'll in bouts with Jack Britton and
Ted Ki1 Lewis. Soldier Bartfield
: was FRS. slated for bout with
( Robson. hut withdrew rs aid Harry
I Creb who was substituted AL Rob
! erts of Staten Island was scheduled
/ 10 box o Down, but Charley Wei
I merit defeated Roberts SO decisivelv
! that he was eliminated and Brennan
. substituted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

II you are nervous,
respondent. weak.
rundown through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Sailor Andy Schmader, OF Phfla-
'elphia. and Jim Mohanan. a local
heavyw eight, have been matched for
a siX-round bout, which will be held
al the Olympic Athletic Association
OF Philadelphia, Oct. 81. Schmader
attracted considerable attention
during his service with the navy
through his ability as a boxer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

The difficulty he encountered in
arranging his opening show has
forced Promoter Driscoll to begin
ecrly on his plans for the next show
a. the Arena. This will he held
Oct 3 Three bouts have been ar
ranged. Charley White. Of Chicago
wilt oppose Mel Cooean, the local
veteran, Ted Kid Lewis former
VS. itcrweight champion will box
Johnny Grifiths. a sturdy boxer of
Akron. Ohio, and Pal Moore and
Patsy Johnson of Newark. will
clash for eight rounds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Continued on Page seyen.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Tonieht Cutler and Rye meet,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Continued on Page Seven,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

William Boiden, Irwin Gardner,
William Doak. Marvin Goodwin,
James Hatchard. Oscar Horstman,
Finer Jacobs, Thomas Kelly, Will
liz koenigsmark Walter Lam
brecht. Jake May, Roy aPrker. Ar
thur Remnant, Ferdinand Schupp,
William Shordel Philip Todt, Oscar
Tuero. Frank Woodward, Vernon
Clemens, William Dillhoefer, Arthur
Dunn, James Bottomley, Henry
Buser, William Brown, Roge-s
I1ornsby, Harold Janvrin, John La
van, Fred Moilwitz. Folly McLarry
Louis Oetsal. Milton Stock, Clifton
Heathcote. Austin McHenry. Jacoa
Miller, Joseph Schultz. b. L. Shot
! ten, Jack Smith.
Boston.
George T. Stallings, manager
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Fred F Mitchell. manager Grover
c Alexander A Lincoln Bailey
Turner Barber. Paul Garter. Thomas
n DAILY charles \ Deal Max Fiack.
BERNARD 4. FriberG John Z Groth
Claude Il Hendrix- Charles l., Herzor
Charles J. Hollocher. William l.. XII
q lefer. Fred r. Lear. Joseph Letter
Lee MAGE. Elwood C. Martin VIII
( liam + McCahe Fred c Merkle !
I. Newkirk. Robert O'FarreI. George
II. Pacge-t. Walter Diver rearce
Davis Robertson. Tony Schultz. The.
"tiorc Turner, George A Tyler James
Vaughn, Voluntary rettred-~w F.
Marriott
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

His feat OF staying ten rounds
against Champion Benny Leonard
recently has given Johnny Clinton,
east side boxer added condolences,
and he is preparing for a number
% bouts which he expects to arrange
for New Jersey clubs. The first OF
these will be conducted tomorrow
night at the Inter-Nos A c. OF West
New York, when Clinton clashes
with Jimmie Kelly for eight rounds
On Nov. 6 Clinton is scheduled TO,
box Tommy Touhey for eight rounds
al Patterson, n. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

The proposed bout between light
weight champion Benny Leonard
ard Johnny Dundee. his rtanan rival
has created a confusing situation
MhIch- Will probably end with the
roatch being abandoned, Announces
nent Of rhe bout was to the effect
that Leonard would risk his title
In fifteen round contest to a de-
cision. Subsequently it developed
that the match was to be for ten
rounds With an official veruict or
fcislS, or Hartford Conn. where th.
match was advertised to be held
Oct 81, came forth then with the
announcement Ahat they wotb.d not
tolerate the bout, and Dundee. it is
renorted, declares he has no knovi-
edge Of having arranged for A Con-
necticut meeting with Leonard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
IS Votes Cast
By Ell PaSOanS
Leaving TO1Cn
Ballots Will Be Taken Out
and Distributed Day Be
fore Primary Election.

Up 20 10 o'clock Tuesday morning.
which was the last opportunity for
voters who viii be away on election
day to ballot. IS votes were cast for
the city primary election on March /
Three votes were cast Tuesday morn
ing and IS votes had been cast on
Monday. Those who had voted Tues
day forenoon were VIM H Anderson,
Dr.. F. P Miller and C. O. Capwem
The voters on Monday were; F. n
Gum, J. A Mowery, J.. E Elder, W G.
Roe, G. Johnson, H S stevens. W A
Num-. Adam Edgar, s. f. ord, Claude
Braham, F. II. Brawen. Lee Gale, F. 4
johnson. G. ". Knight, h F. Gaul, G.
A Avent. T. H Carter. W W Logglns,
T. J. Malone, b. D. Boswell, B COrti-
ana. Chris Mejia, Barney Hughes, F. L
Query. James L Fitzpatrick and W.
Z. German
Voting FavOrs Davis
It was said at the city clerks office
that the voting favored mayor Charles
Davis, by a margin of about two 10
one. On the day prior to the election.
the ballots VIII be taken out Of the
box and distributed to the judges OF
the different precincts, where the
votes would have been cast had the
voters remained in the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
To SETTLE ROAD
ROUTE IN APRIL
Bankhead Highway Con
vention To Act On Re
port At That Time.

Mineral Wells. Tex. Feb. 81. A
Rountree, secretary Of the United
states Good Roads association and
Bankhead National Highway assoc.a-
ZION. has been here arranging details
and the program for these two con
rsntious thar convene in Mineral
Wells April a 10 10.
In connection with these two con-
rsntious. viii be held the United
states good roads exhibit. consisting
Of road and street models from the
United states road department also
from the Texas state university and
Teas state highway department
There VIII be on exhibition cement
brick asphalt and various types Of
roads road machinery, trucks and au-
romoblles
Delegates appointed by various gov
eru0rs viii attend from more than 30
ststes- Many delegates from cham
hers o. commerce automobile clubs
and good roads associations viii be in
attendance
The Bankhead National Highway
association meets on april rs and 19.
mis- convention viii be presided over
ar ongressman r. s Plowman,
president OF the association The con-
reution viii receive, reject OF amend
the report OF the pathfinding COM
rlisE'0n and settle the route from
Dallas, Fort Worth and Mineral
Wells. OF VIA the central route
through Oklahoma and New Mexico.
70 II Paso- This contest over. the 10
cation OF the route wiz attract large
crowds and develop much enthusiasm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
ABANDON THEORY OF PLOT
TO ASSASSINATE WILSON

Philadelphia Pa. Feb. z5.=Depart-
uent Of justice officials here appar-
emily have abandoned the theory that
the Spauiards arrested yesterday were
implicated IN plct to assassinate the
president
United States attorney Kane, in a
statement today, said no evidence
whatever substautiating the original
Information OF a plot 10 assassinate
the president had been developed by
The eEaminati0n OF the 10 aliens IN
custody Neither did he think such
evidence would be obtained
M Kane said he had reported 10
the department OF labor for deporta-
ton OF these men, but not on the
ground That they we're members Of
body Of assassination plotters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-25
Don't Use Curling Iron!
Here's a Better Method

Thousands OF ruined heads o. hair hear
striking testimony 10 the injurious effects
Of the heated curling iron Tar con
tinued use Of such instrument invaria-
bly, means duh dry. sh-iveied hair. with
split broken. uneven ends
II more women only knew It. the hair
can be kept beautifully wavy. soft and
fuffy-Tithout any harmful result what
ever-by the occasional use OF plain liquid
silmerine small quantity Is an1liad
before doing up the hair. using a clean
toothbrush Tor the purpose. drawing this
down the full length OF the hair. The
curly effect iz quickly acquired and lasts
quite a considerable time. Il is so nat
ural looking. and the texture and lustrs
Of the hair are 50 improved that the
woman "a no adopts this simple me tnod
VIII never 90 hack 70 the arrncious wav-
ing iron a few ources Of liquid slime r1ne
from The druggist VIII last for weeks
The liquid is agreeable 20 use, and it
leaves no gummy. greasy or ocuro1s
rrace.-Adv.