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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
BOWIE RESULTS

Ln; BOY. lis tt:nsor5. $3.50. 5ss5 . :",oH Non
Maroni. liz tRodr.uezp. $40 StuO. second /:
Lucic May. IL. tMuccicy. $40. third. Time.
LOS 3-a. Col. Lit. Free state. Back Home
tca thor, The Sschcm Cohrt Fool. roiynyn,
Dota. An2sc. Liquid Fire. Lady Archie ran.
Serond fasSe-, :, t9siSnFs-iu'cIone. lal
boy ie' tobcrn $50. $40: second: Weary,
5: Grason. LsrShe;to. Herd Girl. Lady
Third racc-six and one half rurlonss--
foui'ncy. 100 CS,:riins, $40 s3.;N. $3.50.
Won: Orlando OF ilavana III (MrCrann)
&ii.:p. $3.50. second: Little Maudic, rs (itich
crcck). $3.50. third. Timc. l:o2 kinkiinS
H.. ~ Mahdi. Rabnttc. Thornbloom. YAM
kcc Notion. Jacnctta. Galicyhcad. Brisita
Brisk. Ruth Strickland. Pinard. Lady Ivan.
al E0n &c Tsssnie IND
Duchess Lace. il2 to'Bricnj 500 $40 Soc.
fio: third, Tine its IS Ts,leY 's and VA
Fumc ran.
Fifth race-nilc-ra storal swain. iec
fHamiltonl. $3.50. $40. so2o won: Fen
roc, lo3 Warncrl. $3.50. $3.50. second: Knot
81 tpicrccl. $3.50. third Tine. l:i3 -
saint lsidorc. Irene. Turf. star Realm.
hsrt los iMc2rs ans iu.sc aa ss Won ss6
hitrator: lo1 tJacksonl. $3.50 third. Timc
i;S radua. BoEart. wodan. Puts and
Seventh race-nilc and si1,ccn,h-Bol-
ter. le6 tMorrisl. $3.50. $50 S2lo won ::
Dorcas. leI tricrcc). $50 $50 second :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CADETS ARRIVE TONIGHT
FORK UNION ELEVEN READY
TO BATTLE BLACKSTONE
Teams Clash ON boulevard Field Ia
morrow 10 settle Eastern Virginia
Prep Championships

Coach Mac Pitt and his scruppy Fork
Union Cadet squad will arrive in Rich
mona tonight to prepare for tomor-
row encounter with the Blackstone
Academy eleven. on Boulevard Field.
for the Eastern Virginia prep cham
rionShip. Both teams arc on edge and
arc determined to fight to The end in
their efforts TO bring additional glory
TO their alma matters
Fork Union. under the guidance of
Mac PITT. former Spider football star
mas developed this year into probab bly,
the scrappicSt team ever turned out
from this institution. The team has to
It's crcdi; victories over some of the
reading prep schools in the State and
VIII enter tomorrow'S game with the
urterinlnaiion TO return 10 Fork Union
with the championships.
On the other hand Blackstone, under
Coach Goh, is not TO h" figured too
lightly. They have walked rough shod
over all OF their opponents to date
having a clean slate Of five victories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
PAPPAS CHALLENGES ZEKE
SMITH FOR WRESTLING BOUT
To Forfeit $500 II He Fatl. to Threw
Opponent Three Times in
One Hour,

Jos, Pappas. of Chicago, weighing 1GS
pounds. has issued a challenges to
''Hskc' Smith. Joe Turner, Gene W'cste-
gard. and Bob Mcncford, for a wrcst-
ling bout. with q forfeit of $500 If he
fails 10 throw any of them three times
inside OF an hour. pappAS arrived in
Richmond yesterday and appeared
eager TO enter i bout ut any time.
lappas, who is u Greek defeated
Young Ibyzsko about "a month ago in
Youngcrstown. Pa. bringing his OPP
poncnts shoulders 10 the mat the first
time in twcniy-scvcn minutes and the
second time in thirty-cight minutes
lie recently trinmphed over Joe Varso.
the hungarian, at Portsmouth Ohio.
and Chariic Fox. at Cleveland, aud Jack
loiaSkai, at Detroit, Mich. the latter
tipping the scales around 210 pounds.
The Greek resorts TO the body scis-
sorS hold rs his main attack.
.'Ickc" Smith and Billy" Woolsifer
arc counting on opening winter arena
early next month and are looking tho
field over here to find "a suitable loca-
ton II is possible that he may take
up the challenge. The Smith ppas
bou: undoubtedly would draw a large
crowd OF fans. as the wrestling sport
followers in Richmond have confidence
in Smith and feel sure OF seeing
match on the square" il no is in it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
RUSH PLANS FOR SEATING
y.
J CROWD At GRID CLASSIC
u. Of n. c. Management Flooded
With Demands for Tickets for
Tilt at Chapel Hill.
TIRGINI., MEETS TARHEELS
Governor Beckett Will Watch First
Football Contest Between Carolina
and Old Dominion Team Teams in
His State-Gorcrnor Davis Invited.
lSpecnl 20 The Times D,spatch !

CHAPEL HILL" \. G, Nov. :4.-Thc
Virginia football game q; Chapel Hill
Thanksgiving Day has become SO
strong that Graduate Manager Wool
seats. The concrete stands which are
q part of Emerson Field Will seat
1900 persons and the. special seats
erected, on the south side OF the field
viii take care OF another 1900 That
would provide 5000 seats. which was
thought originally to be enough, with
standing room
Eut the Hood of applications that has
been pouring in by mail. telegraph and
telephone has risen far beyond all es-
Inmates and every one OF the 5000 seats
has now been allotted. Rather than
make such a large number stand
throughout the game, the local ath-
ietic authorities will provide seating
space AT the east end OF the field, hut
the west end will still be lief, clear for
STANDING room. This wi!l give a total
OF $500 reserved seats, every one OF
which is expected 10 be taken before
the game starts Tickets threaten to
whistle blows for the Kickoff
The students: by vote of the athletic
of the special seats on IL" The er South Ed! Side
be banked soIidiy in the Inc middle and nd
alumni will he placed on either side.
Governor Davis Invited.
Prominent among the spectators who
will watch the first Carolina Virginia
S be &C eassd H ii NGfh wno ha
promised definitely to he on hand. and
Lieutenant Governor Gardner. hmsci;
4 star member OF Cardinals famous
1908 team Secretary Daniels. who was
Also invited. was unable to accept be-
cause OF the Army-Navy game. which
comes two days later: Governor West
noreland Davis OF Virginia, and Colo
mel isaac Emerson. of Baltimore. the
donor of Emerson Field. have been in
vtfed, hut it, is not known whether
they are coming.
The entire senior class of the North
in. a body, and the student body has
wired its regret at not being able 10
attend. Delegations OF girls from
Peace Institute and 81, Mary's arc
coming in special cars. and Trinity
College students have requested 500
seats. Special trains arc being run
from Charlotte, tioldsboro and Win
ston- Salem: in addition to the regular
train service. and thousands of per-
sons are expected 10 come by auto
mobile.
cnu for Extsn Traffic Cops.
THANKSGIVING the loca, a an ti, ties
have thrown un their hands and n
hurry call has gone out to ncishhorinr
cities for special policemen Durham
ana kaieigh have promised men and
eHorts arc being made 10 borrow some
OF the Winston lem force. Antomo-
lctic field. Immediately ADJOINING
Emerson Field, and in tho grove west
' Among the alumni who have made
appilcation for seats is one from Now
Jersey, who has written that hn is
coming with his entire family. ,nothcr
from New York and another from wis.
conSin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
BOWIE ENTRIES

Mormon Elder. 100 tweiner,. se.a,. third
Time. i:Hl. Crumpsai. Astcrisk. Veto. She
Devil ran.
First racc-six and ene-ha!f furlonss-pi-
sui. 1os: Eastern Glow. io5: Esrarpoicttc. 100
Red Domino. ll5: Northern Belle. l,.: Dor.
o,hy's Pet. lo5: Brirh, Gold. IIs: Lola. IIa;
Second race-miic and twenty yards
T On: H no. Mistake, 10: Ie Bai.frc,
Greet: Iio Little Ed iio; nouen. ITO: susan susan
Third racc--six fu.lonEs-Pon:v P-idd.
~; sandy Beai. 10; Satana, ,tS siren
Oriental Park. 10.
Fourth race-sir and one half rurlone,-
The Decision. ZOE: Grimalkin. l0s Louise
V. i@; Cobalt lass; 90: Jyntee. 100: Hash
mir, los: tncle's I.assic, loi: Fort Bliss
"a: Rapid Day. Jos: Turf. 1914; Day Due
Fifth racc-mlc and seventy yards-I.o-
10; 0Id Rosebud. 70: Saivcstra. los: ophc-
Sixth race-Mile and 2 six,ecnth-wood-
trap. III; War Machine. il3: V Bcai.
no: Queen of the Sea. lo1: Elected IT.. ioi:
Whimsv. IA: Tn. Decision. .12: Mint Cat
loe: Sibola. 1M: King John. lli Warsaw
lle: Sundiai II. 1907: War Smoke. 1os
Seventh race-mile and ouartcr-G NJ
,Iiner. 1ls; Charles Fra nci. 10: Bairosn
lh3: Bcn Nan,psrn. l.p Tndiscrcc, Ins:
Hon. l65: Garbace, los: Hickory Nut, 10:
Bnckboa nj. 1os: Unha,a. los
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
DAUGHTERS OF 1872 MEET
Annual Convention OF the Virginia
Society Opens Today ut Jcf-
ferson Hotel.

To-day the ninth annual convention
of' the Virginia Society. y. S. l.. s.
Daughters of 1872, will convene at
10 all visiting delegates and mcni-
bcrs OF the Richmond chapter will be
served.
Immediately after the luncheon
members OF the society will adjourn
to Hollywood Cemetery where the
afternoon will be given over to dcdi-
cation ceremony. Dedication of the
two markers placed at the graves Of
Presidents Tyler and Monroe will he
marked with an impressive ceremony
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart will deliver
The innovation. The dedication speech
will he made by the State president
Mrs. w. S. Goodwin, OF Emporia. after
which an address will be made by
DR.. IL AlacLarcn Bryon.
On Wednesday morning the convcn.
tion will elect officers. and in tho
afternoon tina consideration OF new
business will occupy tho organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

and no defeats for their seasons wor,.
Three of'thesc Victories wore ,.inn.;
AZ the expense of John Marshall jIi.h
Ichooi ana Petersburg and Wavcriw -
ability TO turn out strong clcvcns
Playing with Fork Union this vc,-
are TWO Richmond boys. Thompson - NJ,
DAVIS, both Of whom have seen scrvicc
overseas Davis held down right end
FOR the Twenty ninth Divisional team
which was able to battle itself into tho
rnnher-up position for the champiou
snip OF the \. II. +. This combina ton
VIII rum at half back and should prove
very strong on the offensive as well az
defensive in tomorrow'S tilt
With both clcvens entering tho final
contest with Il clean slate. neither hay.
ing lost q game this season. the fur is
sur" to fly thick and fast. as these
future greats Of tho gridiron clash with
one another in do-or-die attempt 10
bring the colors Of their school home
in front;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
NEGRO HOLD-UP CONVICTED
Warehouse Employee Sen.
fenced TO Serve Eight Years
in Prison.

Convicted OF holding up T. w. Noble
At the point of a revolver and robbins
him of sc. Price Holmes. colorcd was
yesterday sentenced 10 eight years in
prison. by Judge D. &. Richar dson, OF
the Hastings Court Motion to set
aside the sentence was made, but this
was orerrulcd by the Judge.
according TO tho story told in court
Nobie was foreman employed at. the
X. j. Reynolds Tobacco Company in
this city. Some times ago Holmes was
discharged by Noble. with about sig
wages due him. He went TO the ware
mouse TO get his money. but found
mat the clerk making payments had
CONNECTED his work for the day
about Z o'clock. accosted Noble. and
demanded his pay at tho point Of a
revolver. taking Sc from the foreman.
according 10 the evidence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
COOK PRINTING TEAM WINS
.Juhior Bowling League starts Sea
son Tonight with Reds OPP
posing itsauta.

Is Cook Printing Company team
last night defeated the Cottrcll sad
dlery team in the Richmond 'f"n-Pin
League and thus continued their adj
vance toward first place In tho cham
pionship race. Tho winners captured
the first and second games. hut lost
the third. Frnnd Reid. Of Cooks, led
the bowlers with the highest inGivia.
ual score, shooting Gao ia his turc.
games. Gccr was high man Tor Cot
treil team. with total Of GIG
The Junior Ten-Iin League opens
it's season tonight a. the Pictech Al.
legs AT o'clock. with the Reds lined
up against the iants. The Reds con
sist of the following players: l..
Schroeder. y. Schroeder. w. Schroedor,
Stein, Mcneil and Freedmen The
Giants have the following ptayer., OF,
their roster: IIoage. Carlton. Garter,
Woodheld and Drew. Til. Junior
League season VIII run ten ly.oks.
and AT its close the leading team rili
meet the champions o; the Richmond
League for The city championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
BOB MARTIN MAY MEET
WINNER OF LONDON BOUT
A. r. =. He.vyvyciEM PuEiIi.t Asked
LOT Terms to boa Victor In Car
Pcnticr- Deckett Fight.
fBy Associated rress.l

AKRON. OHIO. Nov .4.-Jimmy
F. heavyweight champion, today re-
cclTed cabicSram from Charles Coch-
ran. London fight promoter, asking
the winner Of the Observation-Disclosures
fight. The offer was cxb!ed after .Iact
dempsey. Wr.sjd champion hnd de-
handed $4,000. for London bout. il
The cablegram read:
Seems impossible 10 meet Demp ev:s
demands. Cable lowest terms for Mar
tight"
= Bronson. who is anxious TO close for
Martin. VIII submit terms in a few.
cia US.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
U. OF VA. SQUAD OFF TODAY
LEAVES FOR CHAPEL HILL
TO BATTLE TARHEEL TEAM
VIII Stage Final Grid Gnme WI, =.
y. &. In Annual Classic OF
Turkey Day.
Especial to The Times Dispatch,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. "a
'irSinia's hnal workout before tho
game with North Carolina was held this
afternoon. and the squad leaves tomor
row for Chapel Hill. The game Thanks
giving Day will be the first played be.
twccnthc two institutions since tho
war started. the last sridiron .truEsl.
having occurred in 1915. when Carolina
won. 4 to o. However. that victory vas
years.
Virginia Military institute is the
only team which has been piavcd b..
U9th Eirs MIA and Carolina this year.
,., gina defeated the Cadets. 10 o.
wnlic Carolina was defeated by tho
lexington team. % TO 4 VirEinia's
pa, nack ncld has been strengthened since
ny vanderbilt contest. Dcanc SUBJ
a.tmtc having shown marked qualities
rs broken field runner. \ broken
nctu runner has been lacking al Vir
sa ,i all season. the only consistent
SainihE having been through line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Generals Given Send-Off
on Departure for South

Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch.I
LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. r.
Coach Raftery md eighteen OF his
lighting Generals were given n
rOuslnE send-on here today on their
departure for New Orleans, where
they Will face Tulane University
on the Erfdiron. November "a. The
men, who made the trip, appeared
tn good condition. Ii is doubtful
whether SiiVcrStein will take pnrt
In the game. BerOre leaving the
team Nns put through n light prac-
nee on Wilson Field, for the last
time this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

reel confident OF concluding the sea-
sons play with a victory
Inc outcome of the THANKSGIVING
clash Will demonstrate to Virginia
icotba!! lovers which is the stronger
team. William aud Mary OF Richmond
College, for this time the cohorts of
Jimmy Driver will not have five
regulars out Of tho lineup. From the
Eond's holiday offering should provide
one of the most thrilling games seen
there in recent years. The Indians arc
hShtinE mad. and when they clash
with the Spiders they will have the
moral support OF Randolph Macon and
lIanlD0cn- Sidney men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
'STRANGLE Err" LEWIS MEETS
STAkISLAUS AGAIN TONIGHT
Report Prom New York Snys Reut VIII
Draw Record Crowd or
Fans.

:. NEW YORK, Nov. 2t--rhe ano.ar.
ance OF Ed: Stranger" Lewis the Ken.
.tucky mat artist at Wedner's Colurn-
oia Auditorium, Richmond Hin tomor-
row night. against Stanislaus, the Russ
Poland Giant. is sure to allure a record
crowd Of fans.
The finish match in which Young
Hackenschmidt. the Eavarian "'riser''
will meet Soldier Joe Eusek, ehouI d
furnish the real article in rough and
ready graphing, as both principals
throw science 20 the wind N times IN
order 20 win quickly. George Eothner.
the referee. VIII be forced 10 be on tho
alert from star: 10 iinish TO keep GU.
of harms way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
TRAFFIC WOLATORS ACTIVE
NV" are Convicted md Fined in Po-
ice Court Following Auto
mobile Accidents

Consistent with police r.no
iar:c number OF automobile accidcnts
~ nc last several weeks, Police Court
," 9ihe' -, con, niue 70 be represented
wood Washington. colored Va nSS an
-, -,,,i i2.ioe Court Yesterday morning foI.
n Iuinl,ns down seven car-old J%senh
an, re was arrested by I.icutcn.
IL "hpouonlCa soon after Tho 40
cS; ,,,"t Harrison and Taylor Street,
,,o r2 U ranneli was nned $50 IN pa
a9hed. when arraigncd on Tho CIV, re.
nrG Lmtei"ss ana reckless driving. whiie
"""c! the influence OF intoxican,s i''ie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
PRESENTS BRONZE TABLET
Memorial Will he Endowed I'm Uonor
or victor Sharp MetcaIf At
Rick iond College.

sharp hetcalf. who died October. 1915
while in the United States naval ser.
vice. bronze tablet will be presented
20 the Richmond College library with
dppropriatc exercises "Wednesday
morning at II O'Clock
Victor Mctcalf was son OF Pro
lessor ana Mrs: !. G. Mctcaif of the
University Of Virginia. who have en-
lowed an alcovc in the college library
as memorial to their son. Many
trends OF the young man and Pro
INC services Wednesday. This service
10 the library o"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
CAMPAIGN IS SUCCEEDING
ie"n' CAPTAINS In, Retreat fer Sill.
Drive Report Good
prOEreSs.

inr from team captains work
~ ~ ne campaign to raise SIZE 900
tcrd ~: iieueat for the Sick made Yes
-, W. ~ monday luncheon. held
NV Fast Main Street, showed tbat
go L"rsc contributions have hncn
Mcd already, anu that the cam.
IT ,91"'iook is exceedingly bright,
,urthM. Darlington presided nj the
~ ~ winch was attended BY norc
ne, man 200 individuals soliciting for MN ~, e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Bet Mascots' Blankets
on Football Contest
Inv universal Scrvirc.I

WEST PONT, y. ". Nov. .I.-'Fhe
West Point cadets kave made a
unique bet with tho Annapolis mid
Shtpnen 0B the outcome or the foot
ball game to be played on the New
York Polo Grounds next Saturday.
The tNdetS have WAEercd the bian-
ket Svkirh arncr~ the bnrk Of, the
army mule mascot, and which Il
done in gorgeous hIRck, geld and
cray against the blue and gold af-
mir which tho Navy Eoht mascot
viii wear AZ he trOts uR and down
the side lines.
"if we can't get tho 'Navy's goat,
innEbe VIC can Set.the goats blan-
ket, SaId n cadet today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Another Leweirv TrnnL s,

TT ~ KANS.. NoY. cl.-poljr.
man. 'oday are searching for q sales
=, I'm med $4,000 worth OF jewelry' wI,in,,
eoSapreared Immediately after It had
I"SIi deposited at the side door OF a
ho'ei with other trunks by a
"H6aHc transfer man last night
vas INC property OF A. Isaacs, sales
man Tor Eew York firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

Read defeated Baas last night II. the
pocket billiard tourney At the Grand
Pariors by score OF 100 to So y
was nip and tuck afYair from star,
TO finish. both players being in cXccl.
lent form. High-run honorS were even
with fourteen each. Read and Wn.
Iiams meet tonight. Should Read trim
Williams they viii tie in the cham,
pionship standing. so a hard Tough,
match Is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
Promoters Offer $4,000
tor Madden Dempsey Bout
lily Universal Ser,ir.I

CHICAGO, Nov. "a ,ur.. ~,
S1o,a0O for bout between ,JnclS
Dempsey, hearyweIEht champion of
the world, md hartley Madden. of
New York Inns been offered by pro-
motors OF Detroit, according to mn
announcement here today Nv nnr
neE Lichtehstein, manager OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25
.Itslian Election ne,ur,, n-,.,..

y ROME. sunday. Nov. 2s.-The work
% asce.tain!ns the official results OF
On tne e, ssd ?; Il so compl;catcd that it
December l. In this ca.e the reoncn.
ins O, rarilsment viii be postpun Cd {.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-22
". B |. WILL MEET
|. GEORGETOWN TEAM
Generals Being Drilled in
Offensive Play By Head
Coach Raftery

Lexington. November H.-(Specialj-
Washington and Lee will face George
town university NovembeA % in Wash
ngton, with the team in the pink of
condition, excepting Paget, the big CEN
ter and Joe Siiverstein, the powerful
half5ack.
Head Coach Raftery is not certain
whether these two men will be able to
take part in the game. He is certain,
however, that Stevens, a plunger and a
punter of more than statewide fame,
will be seen in action at halfback. The
coach is putting his men through stiff
work this week and will probably stage
a scrilnmage on Thursday. The latter half
of the week be taken up with light
work and special preparations for Oh
fensive playing against Georgetown.
In view of Gcorgetown's weak defense
as SHOWN in me Georgia-Tech game, the
Generals are being especially trained TO
foil the Catholics on the ground as they
have never been rolled before.
In case Paget is unable to play, the
sturdy Collins will be seen in action at
center. Every indication points to the
same inpregnahle line which the Generals
have presented to the opponents they
have met this year. From end to end the
line averages 1SA pounds, while the back
field will tip the scales at 165 pounds.
An added feature of the Washington
game will be the presence in the Wash
ington and Lee grandstand of many IL
lustrious alumni of the university. Seated
with DR. Henry Louis Smith, president
of Washington and Lee, will be Senator's
PoinGexter, Chamberlain, Owens ana
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-22
MANY BIG TEAMS to
TAKE A REST TODAY
Interest Conferred on the
Alabama-GeOrgia Clash
in Atlanta
BY Associated Press

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. 21-Many Of the
big teams of southern football will be
idle tomorrow in anticipation of Thanks
giving day games, but there Will be at
least three contests in which old-time
rivals will meet. Louisiana has it's in
terest centered in the Tuiane-Louisiana
State game in New Orleans.
Washington and Lee takes on George
town university on the latters grounds
and the universities of Alabama and
Georgia will settle their claims in a
gridiron duel here
Washington and Lee goes into the
Georgetown game the only big southern
eleven as yet indicated. and on COM
parative showings against Georgia Tech
the Generals, should win from the Hill
tap team.
Most of the advance dope" on foot
ball games this year, however, has been
reversed in actual play. If the Generals
win tomorrow they should, barring the
unexpected, come through with clear
record for odds are heavy for them to
take the Tulane game Thanksgiving.
All the other leading southern teams,
including Auburn, Alabama. Georgia
Tech Georgia university, Mississippi A.
and M. and Vanderbilt have lost one
game each.
Furman and Clemson, whose annual
contest had been tentatively set for to-
morrow, played today to tie, leav-
ing tomorrow's other important gaines
as follows:
University of South Carolina VS.. Uni-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-22
SPORTS
LOCALLY WIRE
Football Games to
Be Played Today

At Birmingham; birmingham
southern college VS.. University OF
Chattanooga.
At Atlnnta: University or Ala
baioa vs.. University of Georgia.
New Orleans, La: Tulane uni
versity VS.. Louisiana state univer-
sity.
GreenviIie. S., c.: Clemson col
lcge VS.. Furman university.
Columbia. s. C.; University of
South Carolina VS.. University of
Florida.
Washsrsgton. ID. ca Georgetown
university vs.. Washington and Lee
university.
Lexington. Va: Virginia Military
institute vs.. GaIIaudet college.
Richmond. Va: Randolph Macon
college VS.. Richmond college.
BIacksburE, Va; Virginia Poly
tcehnic institute VS.. emory and
Henry college.
New York. N. v. Columb1s vs..
New York university.
Cambridge. Mass: Harvard We.
Yale.
West Point, N. ": Army VS..
Springfield.