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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
THREE-CUSHION TOURNEY
TO BE HELD IN CLEVELAND
billiard Experts Turn Interest Toward
National Event Next Week
In Ohio City.

n. 1
NEW YORK. oct. 26.-With the ma
tonal IS? ba!kline billiard cham pion-
snip tournament now a matter of his
,ory, Interest is turning TO the next
shin tournament. The three cushion
experts VIII have their inning at
Cleveland beginning week from
IhursdaY, and the tourney promises
to furnish Just as much good playing
at that style Of game as the even,
al the Hotel Astor did last week
Ten OF the best PLAYERS in the coun-
try have entered for the championshin.
Among the only players of real ability
that Is, established abiiity--who have
1aiitd 10 enter the lists are Alfredo
De orc ana George Moore. both OF
whom were former title holders. The
Ten PLAYERS who viii compete for the
championship follow:
Robert l.. Canncfax, or St Louis. tho
most recent man to hold the title.
Pierre MauDome, Of Milwaukee: car,
ence Jackson, Of Detroit; Charles Nc
Court OF Cleveland, Tcm Denton of
Kansas CITY; Byron Gillette, Of Ruf.
falo; otto Reisclt, or Chicago: Charles
I. Otis, Of Brooklyn: less Lean OF Gin.
clnnati, and Hugh Heal. of Toledo.
Il is a representative COLLECTION :,
productive Of some OF The best ihrer
cushion billiards seen in a long time
As in inc balkl,ne and in the nocke,
billiard classes, the t',lc in mis- cl,.
rs vacant. Canncfax held il, but a,
the present time there ~ no chamninn
or course, CannefaH continued 10 n,
me recognized champion, and will b.
t hnsii inc winner 81 This tournamcn
playing jus, as Hoppe did IN the hank
line event. He Is on tho same footin,
as any OF the other players He 4
Simply contender for the title
Ihe tournament will start on No
November 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
To Dox In SIX CIassc.

the New York Athletic Clubs, fall
amateur boxing season will be ushcrcd
me hrSt OF a series of tournament =
VIII be held. The Mercury Foot officials
nave arranged program with compe-
ella borate ever undertaken by the. or
ganizat lion outside of a district cham :
pdonship tournament. The weights arc:
pounds, 40 pounds for noyices. i33
POUNDS and 1b8 pounds. AT these
weights the club officials expect to
attract all OF the districts leading
Of State and district championship hon
ors, sam Lasonia. Of the Bronxda lie
a, g." national middleweight champion,
prize Po""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

Marse John. los: Subahdar. lo9; Elizabe IN
y. III: Rcdiand III; Bonstclie. ia: Emdou.
IL; EttahO. ia. Bringnurst. ia; Verde III
Gordon Russell. llt; Kama. III. Eligible:
Green Cold iu: Speedy Foot, H. Soinme.
!e. Truant. Jos: Soeleman, III; Darnley.
Second rnee-si1 Northumberland Slam.
~: He's a Bear, il2. Destroyer. ia King
strde. ne: Ace Of Truinpa. NJ. Code ' OF
ionor: ~: Old Dad, ii2; Jazz liz. Dolph.
II: Eligible: Tom Logan, il2: A,-drie
IL: CAPTAIN Tony. ii2: Simonite N2: Bullet
I'root. E:; Repeater, liz
Thi.d -ace-sil fnriones.Mcrry Princess.
:.cola. lo6. Jordicc ios: Basne los; George
't"rr. ltc; American Ace. liz; Cot. Living
sion ~; Jack Hare. ~, ,22
Fourth face-niic and eighth Polka
Dot. ~: sans reur IL, i0& Madse r ici'
ga. io7 omond, io7: John o. lie; stock
r;nh ra 'oo. curci; 100 Pas.
.o, Eiackie Daw. rs. War Cod nc
sixth racc-Inle and Guartcr-Icah coch
rhn lvi. Night owl. i67: III Rev iGs
adeiante. io7; Alexander. 10: Bryn,imah'
io.; Ermitana- 100: Prince Igor ITO: con.
i ,,.,S,I. ~; Tanae; i2, Constant. liz
l9rl los; Mcdusn, lQe il G. Basch. I ic7
seventh racc-rniie and sixte-nth-Io.
stahr. ies; Nersi,y. io5. Hadrian, TO-. Gold
stone. l0S; Eddie Tranton. ioJ Oruelia r
lW; Adelia w l07. Sentimental l0T. Fns
;es Embry. lio; l>othair. 10. Brunette IL
10: i.aTiar, ll3 Eligible: cantiiever lln
bourbon Green. ioa Dancing spray, ito
counterhaiance. Ut. Tom Brooks. ito. Sajvo
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Ohio Deaf Mute Stars
on Basketball Quintet
TSncciaI to The rlmos-nispn,ch. 7

SANDUSKY, OHIO, Oct. 2H.-D.-
spite the met that he Inns never
heard nor uttered a word, Thomas
Hunt. hest known as Tommy Hunt,
lis one of Northern Ohio's real ath-
Ietcs.
Tommy became n stnr In athletics
several years ago when he became
forward on the fnst buckeye Club
bnsi>ctbnil team, quintet which
met and defeated some of the best
hEEreHntiopn of caEers In the coun-
try.
An team worker, Hunt for some
time has shown remarkable ability,
His basket hhootinE is accurate.
Even with his Spectacular throw
ing, never have his teammates
known Tommy to try for personal
glory In pOint-SettinE when there
WIZ n chance for another player to
score the point.
Tommy plays hard and clean
basketball. He has lodging,
twisting motion TINT will keep any
guard moving IL he attempts to fol-
low him, moving 40 fast he must
have hnrd time keeping his eye
on the bnil.
Not only docs Hunt star rs n
eager, but ns "A Bridiron terror as
well. Then. too. he has been one
OF the mnInstn.x az the IIcr.brnnd
baseball team. Of Fremont, for
years. He holds down Rrst bnse.
He hits around Zoo.
Hunt ~ getting ready for . big
season with the buckeye five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
LAUREL ENTRIES

Link BOY l@: Lille Die, les: Go'dins. iipiss:
Col. Murphy les; Who Cares. ii3: Rockarce'
Btass os Sea H" Mine 10, h, rsiani ll11
Mis- Horne. iol: Buck Thorn H.. iii:
second rncs-six furlonrs -rorquato H..
10: Bagnarok 10; Nebraska rs: Peaceful
star, no; George Clark. ll5: Catocin, 10;
General; us. I,ianterede. Ito: Louise V,
il:; Encore, 49, St. Quentin. lis; Ina ' Nay.
Third race -mi,c-Mad Halter. iii; Royce
imooi:; III bridesmaid. ICE: Arrah Go on.
i%: Tippiiy Witchet l06: The Porter i2I
iis51hI, Hi: i9l slippery Elm. rs: I.cocharcs
n race--siH furiongs- Bulls Eye. lis;
MM,1Tred' l@; Sea Sinner. Jos; Grayson, i0S !;
'at'lc, Jos Ardito los.
q ,,rnace,,m.io and a sixteenth.-vlgi.
S War Plume, ITO; Bar Coy, los; jack
Pews2n, JOY; Goblet. 1i3: Legacy los
S'Hih r.ce-"ne mile--Nint Cat Ioi; Elect
81 r.i IL le3: Wood Violet, i0.: Hong Kong
~ Mauk"ag. io2: Meiiora. l0t: l0i: Frizcur
To- io, SIEiLano; 90 Kimpalong. 90 Frostown.
~, nudas Brother 81: Searchljght II los:
~ nar Smoks: ioi: The Belgian Ii. il0; The
seventh race-one mile and n sj>tccn,,-
GG|phh,a Lakewood. 100; Wodan iI2: Sister
T-'nipptm. ll2: BoEart Id7; Encore lO7
Nn,mcri III; Arbitrator, ll2: Padua. 10;
;m; ;hh,chen: l01 +: Romeo no. eiancholia
i"', MS Nibs. liz; Poacher, lis: Lord Hnr
"'''' W. Norman Elder, ITO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
FIELD Is DRY FOR STAGING
OF POSTPONED CONTEST
Rnndoi Macon md William and Mary
Elevens Clash This Afternoon
at Williamsburg.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Oct 2B.-Pre-
vented from playing Saturday because
Cary Field was veritabc quagmire.
the football teams representing William
and Mary and Randolph Macon Cole ges
VIII clash here tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Seldom In football history
has the condition of field caused a
postponemcnt.
Cary Field lacks the turf which
abounds at Boulevard Field in Rich
mond The rays of old Sol yesterday
served TO dry the diamond and the
football rivals will find the field in
The. dope is so. often upset that it
is not easy to pick winner. Each
team possesses fighting spirit in a large
degree. Randolph Macon lost it's first
game, but showed great ability In for
ward passing. William and Mary de-
fcated Richmond College only after the
hardest kind of Il struggle. 1t is a
known fact that beating the Indians
at Williamsburg is no light task,
Coach Driver reports all his regulars
are in good shape. Judging previous
play Of the two clevcns, tomorrow
afternoons game will be of the open
variety.
Should Randolph Macon triumph.
lntercollcGiate Athletic Association
Will begin anew the race for tho Gun
on an even basis. Victory for the
Indians will give Driver 4 good lead
in the siX-game race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
FORMATION OF UNITS OF
ARTILLERY BEING URGED
Acknowledgement Stern Asked by
War Department to Furnish
Virginia's Quota Of Men,
RECRUITING SLOW, is REPORT
Out OF Possible Total of 100000
National Guardsmcn, Only $4,000
Have Been Enrolled From VA
rious States, Dispatch States.

An urgent appeal to Virginia to
Sr ng;iada, Artillery companies for the
dispatch just received by AdJutant-
General 10 Lane Stern from Major
General j.. Mel; Garter. attached to
tary Of War.
Because OF the alleged hostility Of
Guard in many States. general dis
like of strike duty by men eligible
for service Il seeming widespread in
toward military service, and the delay
by Congress in passing military legis-
Iaiiion' Inc, there Is said to be great dill
by act of Congress. ' N''''' ecu
men which Is now arranged for in the
Norganiza tons allotted TO tho various
States States; the dispa,ch TO the Adjntan:-
have been enrolled.
which infantry companies arc raised
OF men In this branch OF the service
but few companies Of field artillery
or other ORDNANCE organizations.
Several Companies Organized.
s Hirginia is urged to provide her
tions. Several companies OF coast
artillery have been organized. it has
revive the Howitzer battalion here.
In speaking OF the organization of
artillery companies the dispatch re-
ceiyed reads:
The organization OF field artillery
units Is particularly desired. This arm
played large part in the war with
Germany and the necessity for Il large
proportion OF field artillery in the
National Guard is evident.
Ihe personnel necessary for ilins
up field artillery units is abundant
in all States at the present and should
be utilized. The naintainaucc OF A
body OF men having knowledge OF field
artillery matters is entirely depend
ent on tho organization of held ar
tillery units within the States.
PInn LnrEe Increases.
other organizations OF specialists
such as battal!ons of the sigma! corps
and reg !mcnts OF engineers. can be
organized IN case OF necessity from
men following analogous trades in
civil ufe. but the only school which
can develop the field artilieryman
must be found either in the regular
Plans Of the War Department 10
Guard TO 45i.soo by 1924. II the proper
legislation Is passed. were discussed
u was admitted in the dispatch
that the morale OF the National Guard
" very low Further. u was pointed
out that IL was NECESSARY to do every
thing possible to remedy this condi-
tion, because OF the present need for
protection OF, lives and property in
dispatch that the need OF "A National
Guard was today greater than at any
time since the War Between tho
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
EASTERN HEAV|ES HAD NO
EASY BATTLES SATURDAY
Comparatively Smooth Sailing for
Yale and Harvard, but Prince
ton Is Defeated.
ROBERTSON DARTMouTH's HERO
Army and Navy Elcvcns Came
Through Winners in Contests With
Boston and Observation-Disclosures
Passes Worked Successfully.
ny T.. l.. SPARGO.

NEW YORK, Oct 26,-Despite the
fact that the scores of Saturdays
sridiron games balance in favor OF
the headlners OF the Eastern DIVISION
ahese same ''heavics' had no easy
battles
Harvard and Yale had comparative
" smooth sailing with Virginia and
Tufts, but Princeton met more than a
match in tho Colgate machine. Col
Eatc- was picked as winner, but
Princeton took them in tow for real
patlle, the result of which was not
final. blast OF the whistle. Coigate's
ono touchdown was seriously threat
tut the count was Cancelled for on
side. play. Lowrie Trimhle saved
l,rinseton from worse defeat by his
Cnnnpary Snvcs Columbia.
Likewise did Canarary save the day
for Columbia from the Amherst war
rriors by his consistent toe work. The
Blue. and White captain broke the Wis
itots' morale by his goal from the for
ty-sivyard line. Columbia's ends were
on, the spot FOR every Kick. Amherst
srappy attempt for a field goal,
The 90 score OF Dartmouth over
t stI tells two stories Cornelrs
OF the Ithaca players, but Dartmouth's
sunerior siren 9Th d;mmed the future
With. strong ofrcnse from the start.
but when the middle field was passed
the big Red team held them repeatedly
for, Dartmouth, ,slashins through time
and again for big gains, and finally
ME, went 'h ,So for to, ,onchdown He
IL later by booting 4 goal from the
forty-seven-yar line.
Army md Navy Both Win.
!, The ARM and Navy teams came
Boston and Bucknell. The Army held
the, Bostonians safely and away by a
score of 1870 One Army man became
gins. and his team mates suffered a
penalty OF half the, field. This was
The Navy did not have quito such
an easy time with Bucknell. Although
the nnai score was y to for. the Mid
n the game every minute. forcing the
Savy TO fight for every inch gained.
criss-cross plays Buckneli worried the
tiidshpmen through for their only
touchdown.
Stevens Defeats Rhode Island.
G, Tosward passes brought victory for
College. s3l to being the Engineers
label for the Rhode Islanders. The
weight was entirely in favor OF Ste
The frs, period of the battle be-
tween Lehigh and Carnegie Tech gave
pioInise OF t!Sht game, but Tech
Weakened under the heavy 1-ehigh ma
chine. and suffered defeat. Is to 0.
In its first big test Of the season the
university OF Pennsylvania success
fully carried off the honors from La
iayette II was hard. steady fight.
ana superior reserve strength spelled
out. victory for Penn.
In spite OF badly crippled set OF
wntriors. Rutgers downed the New
York Aggles. Il to o. in an even fought
battle. The Aggies quarter back
Nichols. was their main reliance, and
MS playing was the best of the day
New York University made its first
win OF the season in defeating Rens.
saeler Polytechnic Institute, 3 10 o. A
held goal by Cam was the first score
O. The day and also OF the season for
y. Y. q.
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WILL PROBE MUCKERISM
Students OF u. OF Pa. Charged With
InsultinE Players on Foot
bail Tenn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

NEW YORK Oct 26-FootbaU OIL
Gals OF the University Of Pennsylvania,
and students loyal to the Red and Rlue
gridiron team. arc up in arms over
stands this season and lax support OF
the team. The outbursts have been
largely verbal attacks on the !ndi-
vidual players and disparaging and
insulting remarks about the team coll
lcctivcly
While it has been ascertained that
the attacks have issued from the
cheering section at Franklin Field,
both at practice sessions and at sched-
uied games, the university officials q re
Ioath 10 nelieVe that Pennsylvania men
are guilty of such conduct. The mai
Yer has now reached a stage where
the Penn senior Society has taken Il
nand and has arranged TO station mem
DerS OF the society about Franklin
tieid for the purpose OF detecting
those guilty OF the caustic remarks
lcvcled at the players
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REFEREES ARE CRITICIZED
Englihh Boxing Follower. wooI5
'h"hEc Conditions Now Existing
I'm Conduct Of Matches.
Especial to The Tlmcs.Dreno,o

NEW YORK. oct -EngI!sh boy
ing crI,lcs ana followers Of the snort
are agitating for Improvement in the
conduct of matches throughout the
nritish empire \ recent bout in which
eugene Criqui, the French bantan-
Weisnt, Knocked out Walter Ross in
the hteenth round at Holborn sta.
uiuin. served as climax TO "A num-
Der OF 'reSrcttablc incidents" where
reterecs were criticized for lax meth
ods In the discharge Of their oniciaI
duties and the British critics and fol.
lowers OF The sport are seeking a
remedy for the situation
The bout in which Gunboat Smith
lost on a foni 10 Georges Carpen,ier
French Idol. in 1914. is being recalled
10 memory, together with match in
which Criqui was knocked gu, by
tommy Noble. az Illustrating that
somethfng rs wrong with tho way
Fnglish referees discharge tho duties
Entrusted TO them. In both instanccs
there was considerable adverse crItl-
cism heaped on tho officials OF the
bouts for the manner in which the
contests ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
BILLIARD EXPERTS TIE
Childrcss md williams Each Have
Won Four Games ana
Lost None.

With the opening tonight OF the NTH
week OF the pocket billiard tourney at
he Grand Darlors, Childrcss and Will
liams are found tieing, each with four
games to their credit and none lost.
However. though they arc leading the
other eight competitors. they are not
too far aN.ad to DO overtaken. and the
terest!ng playing.
The schedule: Monday Rye VIZ. Read:
Tuesday, Gillian VS.. Bowman; We'd
ncsday. Cutler VS.. Bass; Thursday,
Childress vs. DAILY Friday. Williams
VS.. Bland
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we.t Virginia Preparing for Tigcr..

I,5PV3.!iI 10 IU ITHtS- IJISUa|CN.
.MoKGANTOWN. w. VA, Oct 22-
West Virginia does not believe Prince
ton can administer another defeat as
crushing as that dished out by Pitt.
in spite of the fact that Princeton
mas an eleven that is reckoned as he
The Manufacturers go to Princeton
NoVcmber |. and barring accidents In
the Bethany game at Wheeling next
Saturday and in practice. should again
he Keyed up to the point which il
WAS thought had been reached when
the Pit game came along.
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INVASION IS DISASTROUS
SOUTHERN ELEVENS LICKED
BY EASTERN OPPONENTS
but No Real Upsets Occurred in
saturdays Games Among Con-
tenders for Dixie Title.
tBy Associated rres. ,

|
ATLANTA, Oct 26.-Thc invasion
OF the East by Southern football teams
proved disastrous Saturday. as il had
on previous occasions this year, but
on tie whole there were no real up
sets among contenders for the Dixie
ute Georgia Tech defeated by
pittsburgh. Is TO E, gave the Partners
real hsht. but what appeared TO be
staEe,fright in the earlier periods
probably prevented Heisman's men
from holding the Pennsylvanians
Towards the end or the game the
Golden Tornado" actually outplayed
'ittsburgh, but were unable 10 de-
th rer Inn, me necessary AIRY final punch when
Warmers team Swamped the Georpians
in the first period.
Nirginian's Showing DIsappointfnr.
| VirGinia's showing against Harvard
was disappointing only as TO the size
recovered from sc,backs by reason Of
me loss of many star players during
the war but II was believed it would
O Score i nosn ne to cT5mson hs to oS
Dominion squad however. has not
yet been defeated by a Southern eleven,
ana in meeting Harvard it encoun-
tered powerful scoring machine.
Auburn made better showing
against Vanderbilt than was expected
by hor supporters TIE rlainsmen
N''N'N N' co q ot'oIS ollenSlNe power anu
kept the ball for the greater part OF
the game in Vanderbilt territory, but
always were held at critical times by
the brilliant last-stand performances
by McGuigan's, men. Goar's puntinS
for Vanderbilt had much TO do with the
Nashville squads great feat in taking
a 1-to6 victory from the bulky Ala
hama team
How Other Teama Performed
Louisiana State University continued
its winning stride in defeating Ar
kansas University by the surprising
score of 20 To 0, and Clemson Col
Iese upheld its reputation in taking
Tennessee into camp, II to o. Georgia
mad difficulty in overcoming Florida
University, l6 TO o, the Floridnns
showing unexpected strength in the
first half OF the game.
Kentucky. state downed Scwanee,
to 0. mississippi a. e NJ. had easy
sailing with Howard College, 80 to @.
ana ogle,horpc University swampcd
Mercer. % 10 0, the largest score OF
the weekend contests.
Alabama. by virtue Of an easy vic
tory over Marion Friday, remained a
group as yet undo featcd this season
by southern teams, along with GeorGia,
Georgia Tech, Virginia, North Carolina
and others.
Other results Saturday include Vir-
ginia Military Institutes IA to VIC
tory over davidson College. Wash
ington and Lees win from Roanoke.
80 to 0; Tulane's defeat Of Mississippi
% to 10; Furmans 39-to-7 score
against Wake Forest. and MaryVille's
81 -to-3 win from Cumberland.
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Polo My.teric. DxnI,in.s

Tho game OF polo is an attractive
sport, and usually gains new friends
AFTER the teams of four men each par
ticipate In the dashing race up or down
the field on horseback in an endeavor
70 score q goal by hitting the ball
through the respective teams goal
sists OF eight periods OF seven and one
half minutes each, with three minutes'
Tune allowance at the end OF every
the end Of the fourth period. which ia
minutes Is allowed va
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Small Gnmc Hunting Gooa.

HAtRISBUR Oct. 26.-Reports at
the close OF the first week of the small
game hunting season indicate that
there has been fair quail and pheasant
shooting in districts where the birds
were taken care Of during the winter.
Many squirrels were bagged. The pro-
lection was taken off the red squirrels
this year. Many of the other varieties
have been shot this season.
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con.t I..neue pr..idcnt Quite.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26.-'rhc res
ignation OF President Allan ~. Baum.
Of the Pacific Coast League OF Baseball
clubs. was unanimously accepted at
the annual meeting of the league. Ia
coma. represented by Dick Egan. for
mcr second bascman OF the Cincinnati
"ational League club, and Vancouver,
u. c.. are seeking membership, 1t was
announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-27
MCCOY PLAYS HERE TODAY
Philadelphia Billiard Expert Scheduled
to Give Exhibitions
This Week.

James 70. Mccoy. three cushion and
VIII give on exhibition mt Pick sch
Brothers rarlor for three consecutive
afternoons and nights. commencing to-
day, competing against some OF the
best Richmond players.
Mccoy ranks among tho best per-
formers in. the country. having finished
second in the Eastern championship
tournament, recently held in Philadel-
piia. In that tournament he defeated
the celebrated Ralph Greenlcaf. 125
TO 81.
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Blackstone Wins Game.

bhAckSroNE. VA, Oct 2G.-,Black-
stone Military Academy triumphcd
over Dnnvillc Military Institute here
seslcrday by score of 81 to 0. in
contest featured by a thirty-yard
run Down field by Crandol Black
stone stone tackle, on kick or by DanvilIe
ms game was easily walkovor,
npwner' Biackstonc left half back. COM
p'etch thirty-hve-yaI+d droD kick
over the goal bar in the last few MIN
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SQUAD RETURNS HOME
virginia Eleven Reaches Chnrlotte,-
'ie ~ Noon With Hctter
knowledge of Football

CIiARLOTTESVuL y a O's h.,
Nirginia's football squad rnached ~
,,I1oay AT noon from Cambridge a H.
h ne worse ro, from the wear. But with
sbou,d Hhn"w,engc as to how the game
MAJ, MAJ, expressed gra,:fcation over ,nc
Way hoiiis Rinshart ran the team. and md
ths i"ea tnat his kicking was better
C co,i,a snow. Churchman pIsvnd =
inuit he's. game at guard and The m,di
sSV ,bs rn nra was given the glad hand
'f""u LOT has deadly tackiinv.
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PNRlS Oct. 26.-Oficlal stntIstics
snow that an average OF $4,000. 900 a
month has changed hands nj Tho
FRENCH race courses since the signing
OIL the armistice 's""s
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Soccer Recognized by Dartmouth
Soccer has been recognized rs regu-
lar college sport ut Dartmouth Col
lego, tho season opening with a game
against the Springfield Y. NJ. C. a. Col
lege.