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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Very prosperous jewelry
store. Most famous in Flasher. !
must sell on account OF poor health.
Write or see G. Bruigger, Flasher,
MI. | Wk
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John f. Madden has retained a num-
Der of the yearlings he bred and will
race them next season in the Madden
family name with his two sons, Capt.
John f. Madden, Jr., and Joseph e.
Madden, as his partners.
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FOR SALETOn account Of poor
health, 2 chair barbershop, write or
see G. Bruigger, Flasher, N. d.
3 | Wk
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FOR RENT--Thrcc nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping strict
ly modern home. Phone 441X.
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FOR RENT-Modern s room house
Inquire o. W. Roberts, Phone Is; or
r 751. ~ s. nv - 10 II tt
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POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED-P0sition on farm by man
Z and wife, thoroughly experienced
young man. What's your best Of
fer. Write Alb. G. care Tribune. =
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h FOX SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS .
FOR .SALE-Modern, six room house,
and all furniture, rugs, dishes, etc.
+, 800 Ave ID. Phone 49SK. 3-1-lw
FOR, RENT-Six room modern house,
near 500 round house. Phone 644K.
~, az O-OS-1U
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Otto Knabe, the former Philadelphia
second baseman who was assistant to
Manager Fred Michel of the Chicago
Nationals last summer, has been re-
appointed for 1919.
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LITTLE p|(KUp5
-::0I SPORT 4:


Branch Hickey viii probably drop
his job as president Of the Cards to
become manager next season. Hen
bricks is slated to get the. gate.
Jimmy Wilde and Pal Moore prob. |
ably will meet in a 2O-round bout IN
London in March,. Promoters would
guarantee both bdEers big sums.
Looks as If the fans won't have to !
wear overcoats when they 60 to any
games next season, now that every
thing Is set to cut the schedules.
Sunday baseball will probably be
made legal In New York state at tho
coming session Of the legislature. Gov.
ernor- elect Smith favors the plan.
Billy Maher Of Erie. Pa, VIII,
fought such lghtweights as Bat Mel.
son and Ad Wolgast, has returned
from France wearing three wound
stripes.
1t has been reported that the Louis
vile club of the American association
is for sale. but O. H. Wathen, presi-
dent Of the club, states that the pres.
ent owners do not care to sell.
~ 4 X
Griffith refuses to worry any about
the prospect of losing Johnny Lavan.
The shortstop is on sea duty, but that
doesn't mean he can't be back with
the Nationals when the season opens.
John f. Madden has retained a num-
Der of the yearings he bred and will
race them next season in the Madden
family name with his two sons, Capt.
John f. Madden, Jr., and Joseph e.
Madden, as his partners.
s s. -----------.
Otto Knabe, the former Philadelphia
second baseman who was assistant to
Manager Fred Michel of the Chicago
Nationals last summer, has been re-
appointed for 1919.
That the French turf is anticipating
prosperous season next year is indi-
Gated by the advertisements in Ameri-
can papers announcing the conditions
of a number of events that are to be
run in that country.
+. n. Dibblee, captain Of the Har-
ward varsity football eleven of 1898
which defeated the Yale varsity u to
O, is lieutenant colonel of field artil-
lery in the United States army and
is stationed at Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
JOCKEY CLUB RACES WILL
COMMENCE ON SATURDAY
Fall Meeting mt PImiico in November
Attracting Best Horses in
United States.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.]

,ISpeCial to The Times :Dispateh.l
ba nAL ara Or, Oct so-The big STA.
Maryland Jockey club will inausurate
horses in the country. James s' Rowe Rowe
and SemueI G. Hildreth moved over
Payne Whitney. of New York--con:
IiSilt fiji, ne, mahim .nc Of Xsar,olds and
OF star performers three years old
and and three, Eear-oids and over with
John, p t;rier: Wildair. Truly Rural,
Damask, Cobwebs. Arcthusa and pan
9rpiN are Rowe's ittcst two-ycar-oids.
IhcE arc the survivors OF a rather
strenuous season OF racing. but they
are hardy. youngsters and they should
they have done some work over the
Maryland Jockey Clubs track which
iIr has has found to be better for train
in Anne Arundel County. BECAUSE t,
he a n1 AND wsrs cut hs
Is kecnly ,gratifcd by the way John
1Go G /; sGo his stronssst eandidste for
since he arrived at Pimlico. John p p.
G VrT. u.s. is ready for the, coiors again.
ihc A,abama stakes at Saratoga. Is in
RoweSs string. but Rowe is not certain
'' - iHcc Hel again inns fall.
Hiidreths two-year-olds are Domi-
nioue and krewer. neither OF which
appears 10 be a good racing prospect
Just now. But iildreth does not need
,hree- year -olds. Iucuiliie, the best
lour-year,-oid racing this year: Thun-
nercLap, Mad Halter. Corntasscl. Lord
ing, piaicrs acquired at Laurel PARK
wili earn the way OF the stable while
me horses arc at the Maryland Jockey
Club track. Hi!dreth is authority
Tor the statement that Mad Halter
ana Ihunderciap will be his starters
cap race OF one mile and a Quartz
exclusively for three ycar-olds. thai
WI! DC run next Wednesday, Hildreth
says That he viii keep the newIv Dr..
yeloped Lord Brighton Tor shorter
races. CorntAssel VIII bear watching
a. ilnico. Inc Santos selding is al
ways good IN Maryland and he is
WORKING right briskIY ~ %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

100: LcEotai. loe: Marchesa IL. ioi: Hidden
Jewel los: Dark Hill. lo7: Herald. l9?: kor-
bly,. Jos: BaEpipe. IL: Raerty. H.: Lively.
nt: Lady Luxury. III: Bullion. lis. Eligible:
Prince Of Como, -; Jaso. ll9;
wickford. IL; Uister queen. 100: Rappahan.
mock Ill. ia: High Voltage. ll2: Hop over
1l2 Helma, l6s: War Garden. liz: Napthalina.
IL; hsther. IL Eligible: Sauer. H.: Service
Flag. H.; Belle of Elizabcthtown, lo3; Nui-
cantius: he: Truant. Ill: Sommc. 1oa.
Third.six furionE-soundinE Through,
i@: Maize. g; Wiidhower; 80: Mora. 1903: Eyes
OF Youth. los: Miss Minks ee: Amanda. %:
Cortland lo7: Mile Dazzle. Ill. Eligible: Dclph.
le.: Talieuan. loo; Watcrsrncet. 100: Tom
Logan. loo: Marvin May. let: Bobby. lis.
Ablazc. lci; S.monite. loi: Our Birthday. Ios:
s., GERMAN ma! ;, g. sosetaSulss a Girl iSl; Rand
lel: Bonneville. 1872: Furbslow. los: Little
sandy liz. Eligible: Diamond Girl. lo2;
Metem. los; May Rose. IS: Dresden. lv9; War
Ffth--Jefierson town purse mile and
ciShth--Ssns Pcur H.. o.: Polka Dot. 90: War
Spirit ;o2: Sway. l": John .. H.: King
Gorin. lis.
sixih-ini!e and three si1,eenths--Leah
Csntievcr io5: wenonah los: ThSticbeau.
100; Gordon Russell. III: Buck Nail. III:
Rean Spillcr III: Little Marchmont H.. Ill:
Wood Thrush. Ill: Rhymcr. Ill. Eligible:
Dsrnley. lo7: Taniac. III: Sosius. Ia ARA
Scventh-rilc and h-if--isruncttc H..
81: pahs hlsh H.. iot omond. 1915: III Roy.
teStant. l9a: Breeze. Ill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
PLAY BALL BY MOONLIGHT
Eorkt8<erfn, Former Major League I'm
pire. Says It's Developing
80 Players In Germany.

- When ball players who were playing
the big game for Uncle Sam In France
came back aud reported that there
Aptre many potential big lcasuers car
GynE guns over there, made candidates
ZOE the fastest baseball company be-
4I the instruction of the diamond
stars who coached them. many persons
oN6re inclined TO view the rosy pre
dIElions with doubt.
Vow Jack KERN, formerly a major
League umpire and regarded as one of
LIE best critics OF young players in
tine country, has returned from over
Sx2s and corroboratcs wat others hsvc
SSE and goes even further in his en-
nsaIslasm. KERN went overseas with
utE knights OF Columbus and represent
ta that organization in it's work bet :
NrlnS tho conditions OF the dourhhoys
As oelicveS that the major league man
4Rsrs would better get busy when the
4HSs come back from the Rhine
-ss--Tic boys. thanks to the latitude wer.
Gple TO play baseball long after retreat
,f0nihation. sometimes continuinc their
$portS until taps ordered tho soldiers
I'D set aside their worldly cares in
s1Amber. KERN said OF the diamond
2Amc: '''''
81 coached the First Division hal,
Etub up in the Rhineland. and ] want
II say they were some bail nlavers
"; germany we played ball until ~
O'Clock each evening. can Won MIC
Lure bunch Of fans roofing their
Hsnds OFT at that time OF night? part
LIZ ,ac WoTk l was engaged in for the
Anlshts or Columbus was cncourap;n .
AaHe army OF Occupation League. and
aas team, which had some crack NAV
sts. came' out second in Inc pen n,an
race, which was won by the Third hi.
Vision" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
.UNDEFEATED FRESHMEN
WILL CLASH WITH PENN
Cniversity OF YireinIn Eirs, Wa
Eleven Prepared for TIT I'm
ies- Philadelphia.

=. ,,;SG:IfARLoTTEsVILLE VA. Oct Sst'H 30
LIE University OF Virginia first Vcar
sea,n VIII play the Pennsylvania Fresh.
snSn at Philadelphia Saturday.
,.n.e, virginia team has been unde-
g aps e one ne Of the tastes, agEresa-
ssosed 81 points 10 lbs opponents zero
IN III the three games played 10 da;e
EnSy nave beaten the Augusta Mil
GAtS Academy. F!shburne S,i,i,...,
SSbool. and Woodberrv Fo-es, HI
sssIooI' and nave scored several touch
SHYns against the Virginia varsity in
EfSsnt scrimmagcs. '''
t:ap,ain Oppleman. o. the vlrri,;a
SI' is one or the bigses, se = ,..aH
S SFeeent years. His line bucking ana
c .z.so OF forward pass netting W.
&nia twenty-five Yards in las, 80,
game with Woodbury. Fo-ns,
inc features Of that r,nn
fsssnoe!. fuil back. is another Vjrgjni,
tGN !ear man Who promises 10 be-
prominent name in Southern
tg1oail in the future and VINO shor,ld
B.npn - -a niams i "A hard nrnt :or the
-, iasi game n which the Sou,b-
So team met the Penn fr.sn,,.n' ~
aMIol' q. which ended In a 80 -. 80
Gpitter struggle w "i'f'
-.Eirsinia's lineup will p-ofahl,
S1AleS' ieit end; iarwood. lcft ,.,,,I.
49, ga icIt guard: Sims center: EIaTL,
ai riEht guard: Hall, right tacsjs.
s ssssSk' oriEht end; Carringt6n. Gaartcr
~ ~ BACK. and rarrisa. s!.ht haif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
BABE RUTH WANTS $4,000
lsseinrea He VIII Quit Roston Red So,
- Unless Paid salary
Cobb Gets

iSReciai 70 the Times DiSpatch
.;NEW YORK. Oct. 30-Babe ru,b
IaAEed In an exhibition game hcrc
NSsk ago and didn't conceal Ma d.
z srlnlnation 10 hold up the owners ar
tM- ked SoX for more paw in lG1n
hssween innings the Homo Run King
TAXED freely with a couple Of scrit"ts
wnp quoted him as saving: ~
sshy contrac; with tho Roy,nn ohm
isht worth dime am aoi,,
ts1T it UP md demand ;2O.GnO fnr
yeHr. II ] don't get that figure ! LII
rEGlse to play ball and inc Hos,on
clHo VIII nave TO sell my release
.Mays had a CONTRACT FOR three vcars
btsEs he made the Boston club sell Mn
-tnrhe Yankees. He Just qui, tho Nd
So& and went home. II NAYS can t.ct
'a1fay with that kind OF stuff, Won &c.
Lean do the same.
-Res, signed for three wears lac,
Bnt5ng, but my contract contains Z. Ton
IKE release clause. which makes /,
iHEEal. II ! lost an arm or leg ,hcy
c6Nfd let me go and would have ma
cnHnce to get the rest Of my salarv
9.m the best dra awning card In In,
Easne now. Ty Cobb's salary is $50 o0C
nut11ey. You can say for me that vii
NOT. put on a Boston uniform next yea,
fIdont receive just 10000 iron men
g.The Mays case has set Il "dangcrou.
prrSedent" This player quit the Re,
SSx was sold to the Yankees and thcr
RS8 johnson was prevented by Il cour
oy1fAr from infiicting penalty for VIC
,lMxon of contract. Isn't II naturaI
4fESfefore, that the big, ovcrgrown DO,
14-a Ruth believes he can put owe
t&E same trick?
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LAUREL ENTRIES

First racs- six tnrioppees-WW eddinE Cake.
III: Epiphanes: l!o7; Gain DC Chance. IoT !:
S;-en A Maid. io; Kaiiipnd,lEs lis; Devil Dog,
le7 Gallagher lo7: Ralco. ll5: irish
Dream. lis.
- seeond raes. - about ,tHc
Pioneer lt5: Florence X, 145: Antlst ptic.
$50: Jay Bird, ~: Lewis Opper. lto:
Third racc-six furlonss-sylphe. 1917:
r. Murphy, lis: Carmeiitc. 1i2: Roucn. ITO /.
Jaes Lawson. is: Incl, John: ito, Jose Pm
Pearl Sea. lo7; .FarminEdale. no: Pride Of
India 10; Duse John. ITO: Frccmantie.
Fourth race-six furlongs- Roliicking
Ki,ah. iie: Alilvsn: liz; Esearpoie!!e. ie7;
erini t,,ss io,; American BOY 100. :,
li::, War Drive. rs: FroEtown: III: War
Mask l23; Syivano. lo6: Rapid Day. liz.
var. I?o: Hong Kong. los: King John lis:
Bel"rto. i95: Dai!yman. 10: Grandec. no
Se'sn.h .r Iac1 ,,, milo and q half-s.r
ley , HEAD ~ Puts and Calls ~; sophla
us: Fountain Fay, ITO.
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LAUREL RESULTS

FAR i,t' '5;3 so: .. %. won: Hash. le7 tH.m
t!lohb, VIZ $40. second: BardorS Ia
~ tr.e"IcI, ~" ;h!rd. Tine. 1918 e-5 Llttle
S.ptain Evans. Miss Homer. Miss Stath. m
SH.!ic. MARX West ran.
second race-.-ste ulec hzse. about two and
:, h "a ,'ii!ies-Siax Meadow. ~ Dyersp SO.
y ~. won: M"los. iaG .tDiamonG5
e. o; ih[d. Tine. t;-s SmNhne!d. Meta
niTd Iar@- rnils--de snchoiia los fFa,or,
~. s..Y 40. won. Handful. ic7 fC's-s
".iibr ~ =. ss:t. second: Beilriny.r i.
,kuinmef1. $50. third. Time. i:I IL Ar
,,;Fdt"f. Encor" Senator Broderick Nanoii
Ngnol cy. Iouave. Marie Conneli ran
y! ~. 'knm,aerl. '-,9. 8. % 81 o. won: RUM.
;.r,a 10 johnson. 37.2s. 81 80. second TIT.
,.H .aant". $40. third Time. I:i3 .
son; s'"uT; Fool. Bull. Eye ran
nm -ac.--;nlic and seventy yards-pa!ry
ma iPI hummer. ;ssJ ;sry 1900 won
- 'aho. lyl tB!yanj. 3!si1 800 g.conu :
~ a. Eeir.An !! 10 Johnson. $50 third
Of ~. 50 = w,a W.,.f~., Poi'orna. Queen
, 2,f5n 49,, - 'nri.nEs-rl.ra poid 10.
10 oricrr.I. TN :s.1t .ecord: Ma Tor Dana q
~. ~ n'nri"rJ. - -. tn!rd Tim. ~ - =
I.E, argent, st. Quentin EDDIE HrEr1J.
Iihth:T.in Law. Pisntarede ,jen.r.i e. .
hgaoh: Hfncltr, Amman: ran
1c'.nth rhc"--rriic and seventy ys-d.Ioy
~ ~ fJohnEonI i.1G9. $50 $40 w
Var Sfnoke. 10 t@ergIrr1 $40 t,U ..cnDH
:H 10. Frostown. Mint Cst. p;.o,l s.i M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
SCRUBS TO BATTLE CADETS
iPIDERS' SECOND ELEVEN
ICLASHES WITH FORK UNION
Admission VIII BE Charged for
Fray on Stadium Field
This Afternoon.

ss-Richmond Colleges Wcsthampton
campus is all astir anticipating the
RESliminary Scrub Fork Union foot
4Ell match. which takes place al;
Stadium Field this afternoon at 1890
aG1ook. and the third championship
&tEaggle tomorrow at Boulevard Field
SEA clash for. their first meeting of the
Seqson. Although the battle OF the
N4InEcr organizations is overshadow-
Cd by the, more important affair OF
ABOUND with good football. and is cx-
The Spider management Will mako
NE charge for admission to the game.
INNS d the puS!!f an oppoTlgnity to
tEy's game on Stadium Field may
1nxeshadow a day in the near future
ss ren al: all OF OF the Spiders local CON
a9 Blue supporters. The Richmond
S11lege stadium has a large seating
Opacity and can accommodate any num-
;seiae from the absence OF Ford
mi go into the game against Mac"
PITS eleven with the same combina-
sa0n that has operated against the
Aarstr this fall. With Ford out the
Or Hitiznan. both local boys Ford
NHl be out OF the game the rest OF
HS season. very likely.
sssSS0thcsSIs Tor the game will be chosen
Aaderson; left end, Billup$ left tackle;
AuDvfes; left guard; Wiii;ngham. cen
or: Hibbs. right guard; Nuckols.
EtEht tackle: Williams. right end:
Eh or aq RosSins E1 fieS l Saf hsf
SRftGf, full hack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
PENALTIES PROVE COSTLY
SOUTH CAROLINA'S OFF-SlDE
PLAYS CAUSE HER DEFEAT
Clemson College Overcomcs Opponents
by 10 to Score In Contest
at Columbia.
IBv Associated Prcss.l.


COLUMBIA. s. c.. Oct. 3o.-Clemson
College defeated the University of
South Carolina, l? TO i. here this after
noon in the annual game between
The two institutions a, the South
Carolina state Fair.
, Clemson scored touchdown, in the
plays. two penalties for off-side play
costing sting Carolina the score.
The sc second toueh ,Sn was made
after the ball went to Ciemsons near
midfeid as the result OF a blocked
ann successive line plays gave the
university its touchdown,
placed clemson in position to score
the last touchdown after the Tigers
had been held on the six-yard line for
Lineup:
Clemson. Position. Carolina
r .;1I,. ...,.,..11eff. taskls.. .Gqedman
Gettys; center ;.E Smith
simmons. right tackle. :. :crawford
nanks o., quarter back "Timmons
Armstrong right half back. ..Blonnt
Nilsson 49,. full back: 80. Allen
Ia; Carolina. Q, s. o. o@s. " "
Suhs;itutions: Carolina-Lightsey for
Crawford, Marion for Thomas, eaborn
for Epps. Waite for Marion. Moorman
for Is. Smith. Thomas for Waite Waite
Cor LiEhtscy. J. Mcmillan for Waite
cat guard: Waite for L. Smith Cat
centeO: Burns for Timmons.
Clems on-Roper for Banks, Banks
for Allison. Williams for Schenk
T!mmons. Goal from touchdown
Harris. Referee-Streit washington
and Lce). tmpire-Tichener tAuburn).
Head Observation-Disclosures jWcst N-ir-
ginia Wesleyan. Time OF periods, Is
minutes.
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Take Action to Abolish
Freak Pitching Deliveries
IBy Associated Prerx.I

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-PresIdent
Han JOHNSON. OF the American
LenRue. tonight requeSted August
HERMANN, chairman of the Ma
ttonnl Commission, md John A.
Heydlcr, president of the National
League. TO emil joint meeting OF
tho rules committee Of the two
leagues to take action In regard
to the abolition OF the "spitbnii,"
the "shinc ball" and other freak
pitching deliveries. President john
son said these deliveries should lie
icEElHted out Of the major leagues.
He also has several suEEcxtIOns to
make on the scoring rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
vIRGlNIA's VARSITY ELEVEN
GIVES FRESHMEN pRUHBiNG
Back Field Satisfies CoseAes s.S ps..s
10 ExRscte4 81 Il In CssteSt
Saturday.

Special to The Times. Dispatch, =
UNIVERSITY, Va. Oct. 3o.-.That
Virginia'c eleven Is rounding into
shape was shown by todays victory
over the hitherto undefeated f,rst year
.eam. Two touchdowns wore scored
on the freshmen. who ~ere outplsyed
throughout.
TIE Varsity back field. composed or
Rinehart, Burnett, Dunn and Craig,
displayed a punch that was refreshing
TO the coaches. and much Is expected
OF this quartet In Saturdays sarna
with Center College. OF Kentucky,
which comes here with seven nl.ve,.
who were selected last season On the
AL, Kentucky Mythical eleven. ~
y, Parrish. who, was kept out OF the
Harvard game by an attack OF German
measles. left tho hospital today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
BIG BATTLE ANTICIPATED
GENERALS AND VA. TECHS
PRIMED FOR GIANT TASK
EIevenx VIII He Equally Matched
When They Meet In Hill City
SATURDAY..
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.I

lSpcciai 10 The Tunes. Dispatch.I
BLhCKSBURG, VA, Oct. 30-Vir.
GINA Polytechnic and Washington and
Lee University will grapple for foot
ball honors in LynchburE Saturday in
what is believed TO be the biggest and
most talkedtof grid battle staged in
virginia since the memorable battle
between Tech and University OF Vir-
gina i'm 1905
Never was enthusiasm throughout
the state az great as II is on the eve
Of battle; Washington and Lee has
put forth and Tech claims TO have one
Of equal strength. II will be a fight
from the initial whistle and close OBJ
servers OF the two clcvens predict
that tho game will be won by a single
touchdown or field kick
No two teams were ever SO evenly
matched. This is true in weight specd
and keen ability to closely follow the
bail Besides this. the two teams are
expert at running and overhead attack
Techs great showing In this depart
mcnt In the games with Georgetown
and MARYLAND state has given conf
dcnce to her supporters and they claim
mat they Will run the Generals on
their feet in this phase Of onense.
On the other hand. the Generals have
!, heavy and almost inpenctrablc rush
line. This is what is giving the Poiy
eleven tho greatest amount Of worry
Both Coach rafferty, and Coach Bernier
have brought their teams TO q state
OF perfection which is well nigh per
rect. Their plays arc varied in e%-
trcme and both teams have the ability
Continued on Twelfth PsEeD
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

s,so sisa $3.50 tU sSn
NJ; Bert Thurman. los tRcidman). $3.50.
Slilo. second: Dancer. 1l3 tTrumpl. $500.
Fr1a Hieh Nots r AHaTsy K war sa
second racc-tvc and a hal, furlonrs--
Mslyr . lio ppSsdsr'siIt sIS:so $50 ,!9SS
kssG Mq WsFT Gs n g. S f!5s
Delph. jazz Tom Logan ram
Third race.--Enllcy stallion purse; six fur
$3.50. sis; SO. %eS; LoS5aine, ~ eisob!s:
S@riGht5. $3.50 third Time. lis IS.
E isha, t s., Aiula a, Gaosaln iLerschlcr
lor. Io6 G,oylc): SOLO. $3.50. $50. won:
second: War God. lis Robinsonl. $3.50.
third: Time. HAAS. Merry Princess,
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1 1:ti, -: kiku. Joe Stair. Pas,oryau.
e 4i''s and az e sisso RSS
Ccrinus. iol tBoviel. 500. $3.50. second;
l:ss; bourbon Green: Magnet Lad. senti-
R Ps4s a Texas Eas'e
. Seventh racc-mic and sixteenth
won H. c. Baseh. liz tLunsford,. $40.
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SEccrfaCe. Guide Post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
FORK UNION TEAM CLASH HERE TO-DAY
Fourteen Cities to Ask
for League Franchises
Try AsaocIufeai Pressl

DURHAM, ". a., Oct. 30.-Four-
teen elites, eleven In North Cnroltnn
and three In Virginia, tonight def
nitcly notified w. &. BraInhnm,
former president of the Carolina
Baseball League, that they will have
representatives here tomorrow mt
noon for the formation OF q new
loaEue.
Asheville, not included I'm the list,
noti6cd Mr.. BraInham that Ii would
he ready to accept franchise, but
was informed that tho distance
would make II impossible for her TO
enter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
Evils of Farming Imaginary.

" no still is figure OF some influence
ir the Texas League, believes that
majors and minors should return to
The old ways Of secret agreements
known farming" Talk of the
evils" of farming is all bosh. in mis-
opinion and the benefits outweigh the
alleged evils" If any. If Il player
does not know whether he has been
sold outright or just EARNED, says
Gardner. he Will do better work in an
effort 10 get up again and can be
easier handled than when he nurses
the notion that he belongs" to some
major league club and for that reason
should have special privileges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
BRAND WINS FOOT RACE
Fsrmer Davidson Celtesp Athlete
Covers Three-Mile HaAetcap N
1915 at vlHRilla.
{ Special TO The Times.ni.n.,..

Special to The Times. Dispatch. 7
UNIVERSITY, VA, Oct. 3o-A three.
milo handicap run, open to all mem
bers Of Nlrginia's Cross Country Trick
bquad. was held this afternoon on
Brand. formerly OF Davidson Col
leEe. won the event in sixteen minutes
and nfteen seconds. running from
scratch: Green was second and Nor
row third Or the fifteen starters,
Virginia will send eight or ten men
to the South Atlantic cross country
sity. November IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-31
CONTEST Is CANCELLED
LynchburE and BlncksburE High School
Elcvcns Call on Game Scbcd-
uled Saturday.
Especial to The Timos-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
LiNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 80. The
management of the Lynchburg High
School football eleven was notified to-
that tho game scheduled TO be played
here had been Cancelled. Elacksburg
permitted the game TO he extensively
advertised before the contest was cam
ccled.
LynchburG College plays Guilford
College here Friday afternoon tho
local team being confident of its abil-
ity to defeat the Carolinians.