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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
PLAE BASKETBALL SEASON
Lcacue DcJcr,,. vu,
"'o hcrtins Fridny 10 trrnnrc
Frog ram

q TpSscial 10 Tine Times Dsspn,cb.
representatives. Of CpiIy,.,I'' va va u
princeton. Cornell Pcnrglryar'f. &c;
dartmouth. IntmUcr- Of ~ 'L,''
ie6 iatt IASkeihal. League wilt ma,
IN ms city Friday ana deridn .'tl
program ana otEcr details fo-- tL. "
ing season. As tn. Situate. IN.
htands. an unusually aetty. geaeo' "
eHpected among the team in md 'ia,,.,,.
tCSeNerdi OF ~" prospective couio,Iars
ror ln,s year chainpiousLlu haze az
ranged tentative Schcdulc. nm d.o,'t,o
tndorsenent OF tho cards ~
Wlthheid pending the Sanction az - y
LEAGUE authorities va INC
s .IehnsYiNanis was one or ,be ,irg, g.
4 Stltutloh 10 arrange lrn.JvF. H.
quaker CITY team is scheduled Ia ~,
3cipa;e IN eighteen games nro-..r 10 H.
season with an extra !catgya - -
sEaihst ursinus at Ph.Iadclrh!a prC.,',-
s Der ana ending il vI,h = }a....,
g game against Princeton on tI. ON, I, w.
sCourt March Is. <'"Ne'
~ recent meeting Of tho pe,,
sylvania Athletic CDunc!l v,itb NAN.
& change Practice for the Quake o'Ii,
%iet Is expected TO get under wy Win.
IN rev weeks. II. Il. Peek lagt, yc,t.;e
e STAR forward, viii captain the team,
.ShicSichoi and Sweeney, veterans 80
last years Varsity. as well nv M.
Smonat and fucker. who were eublff
siGtcs last year, have returned T., al :
&uttlon 10 th"sc men. -FOUR 81 last year.
eireshmen cage men-,;raves. Peters
3s;pringer. and Rosenast-wIll aug,n.nt,
Sthe varsity team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
REDS MAKE WINTER PLANS
Cincinnati Worlds RnScbnll Champion.
Are Modest and Domestic in
Spending on Season.

ISpecial TO The Times Disp patch
CINCINNATI. OHIO. oct. ol-The
CINCINNATI Reds, who won the 1919
worlds series baseball championship
from the Chicago White SON are
modest and domestic in their plans for
this winter: despite the largo amount
OF money they received as, 'heir share
games. Each Rod player received a
Pa, Moran, manager or the club.
vii! spend the winter in Cincinnati.
He!nic Groh and Ray Fisher will 60
10 Vermont on hunting and nshinS
trip and Will return TO spend the re-
mainder OF the oil season in Cincin-
natl, Nick Allen will go to his farm
in kansas: Bill Raridcn TO his farm
at Bedford, Ind. and Ivy WiAgo TO his
plantation in Georgia.
Adolto l.uuue VIII winter in Havana:
Walter Ructhcr At his home in san
francisco; jimmy Ring in Brooklyn.
itod E!ler VIII 20 hunting and fishing
down the Illinois River; slim Sallcc viii
20 TO his farm AT HiSginsport; RUDE
bBress,Gr 70 his home Al F'lemington Pa.
Roy Mitchell Will enter the oil business
at Bolton. Texas. Eddie Gcrncr is Ia
work It Hog Island as shiphui!aer,
Jake Dauhcrt will return to the coal
business at SchuylkIn Haven. IA,
Morris Rath is go.nl; to Chicago TO ccI
married; hut Will spend the winter in
Philadelphia 90
K,opf VIII return to the automobile
business; Smith viii live in Pittshurrh
ana WI he married at Tnanksslvin
HGne. duncan VIII winter in jackson
OHIO: Ncale will coach football a, Nj
rietta College. Eddie Roush viii farm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

First rocc.about six furlongs-Rridrc-
payer; ia (: Liberty Girl. ia. Locust Leaves
IL: MAY Roberts. III: Swirl. ia: Eastern
Glow. Us: pHorthy's Pet ia: Sweet Music
Il -: May Al>~y. lli.
\, second race mile-IIcavy Weapon. 100:
hay Koherts. 96: Thunderbird. lol Shcn.
1nGoai. lof: BRIGHT Gold. 10.
Third raS c., mil. and seventy yards
los: lack O'powd. lo5; Miss Bryn. III:
DANDY Dude. 10; Malice. l07: Poll Wanna
l9.: Uranium. los: Aivord. ITO; Whitney
10: l'oilu. io5: Don Dodge. ITO: Umbala
Fourth race-six Observation-Disclosures 1e1;
Back Bay; lcj: osgood. Io6: Ultima Thule.
ia: You Need. l0i: Toto. ia
Firth racc--milc and seventy yards
Koh:noor 1902: John T.. Day: lis; Valerie
West. HE Kilkenny us: Eldcrkin o:
Col. Harrison. no; Miss Krutcr. 1o7: Nc
,,[gn%i,Si 10: Railbird., lo5: Sunninsdaie.
III: Iiickorynut. loa.
Sixth race-inilc and observation-disclosures
103: Bette Blun. los: Whim.y. LOG: CcN.
! "a: Favour. lo3; War Machine. 1l2: Sunny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
Co FORWARD WITH RACES
PLANS FOR TRACK EVENTS
NOT INTERRUPTED BY LAW
Southern Maryland Agricultural Asso-
cation Expects Successful Affairs
ut Bowie md Plmlico.
lSpcclal DO The Tlmes.Dlspatch. /

lSpeGial to The Times Dispatch.J
BALTIMORE. Oct. 21.-Therc will be
GEoniinuity Of racing at Prince Georges
LARK, Bowic. under the auspices OF
Association as was feared last sprinp.
0 Old Linz state declared uneonstttue.
been conducted in Prince Georges
County since 1914.
Of G ths Raw Manage James F. o.Hara,
yers at work on the old Maryland
Statutes relating to racing as soon as
handed down. and 1t was discovered
that under an act OF IS92 racing NAV
n DE dconduetcd a. Prince Georges Park
StabIins. Demand liz Great.
course 30 Mr. Tose o. i.a W, and Clerk Of tho
ing as one of the placing judges at
La reI Park, have gone ahead with
bI PIE i,n f3r the usual fail meet
tending is busy fixing up his stables
Tor the accommodation of the most
cynsiderabie colony OF thoroushbreds
that will ever have assembled at Tho
southern Maryland track So great
I nnN4fG. IS She, The demand for stablinE
mat he VIII not be able 10 house yearI-
, Only horses OF racing age will find
IAN But there will be plenty OF room
Tor horses Of the right sort The crush
at Prince Georges Park will be un
usually heavy this year. because there
VIII nc no competition for racing ma.
terial before Thanksgiving. when tn.
nrst OF the winter meetings al Nav
Orieans-the Jefferson Park meeting
VIII begin 10 run until January
bowie Follows PimIico Race
The Bowie meeting Will follow IN
INC heels Of the November session Of
The Maryland Jockey Club at p!miico,
The horses will be at Prince Gcorre:s
iark fourteen days all told and thanks
10 me arrangement OF the track II
VIII he possible TO offer profitable EN-
pioyment for sprinters OF all sorts A,
Wei as Tor distance runners
lnc -!urlong chute the only
one In Maryland. enables Mr.. Nehemiah
TO rrom;e sprints at six and half
ana seven turlongs and such middle
mat Ike TO go farther than three
quarters OF mile. but cannot carry
their speed even far as one mile
when they arc properly matched
The Southern Maryland Jockey Club
VIII oner no purse OF smaller value
IN added money than $1,000 In the
course OF the coming autumn meetinc
me overnight handicaps Will range in
value from $1,000 TO $500 and n
couple OF stakes at one mile and a half
and on viii be closed. Three races viii
pay $1,000 10 the winner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
SPIDERS HAVE GIANT TASK .
BATTLE FOR RECOGNITION
AS CONTENDER FOR CUP
Conch Dobson Makes several shifts to
Strengthen Right Wing fer Fray
With Tigers.

The Spiders suffering from their
setback received In Williamsburg last
Saturday at the hands OF the Indians
are getting prmed for their spring at
the Tigers from liampden- Sidney. The
engagement will take place this week
end on Boulevard Field making the
second appearance OF the Narmville
aggregation here in Two consecutive
Saturdays.
Hampdcn-Sidncy wifi appear with all
the confidence OF the victor. while the
Spiders viii go into the fray battling
for recognition as contender for tho
chief football honors in the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
cFation. The visitors acdua intanco
advantage III the game. unless Coach
Dobson calls for drill in the local
Enclosure before the date Of the game.
The local team realizing the serious
ness Of their position in the Champion
ship standing. jumped into practice
yesterday aware of tho magnitude Of
their task. During the fore part OF
the workout the varsity's playing was
clumsy and. crude and gave the, spider
leaders and supporters no little con-
Germ. This seemed due to remedies
which Coach Dodson made TO weak
up Of the right side or the varsity line
The Shifts. were not made permanent
but gave the right wing greater weight
Shepherd, Who has been alternating
with Kidd at center, took Prices place
at guard, in practice. and Caverlec re-
turned to right end.
IT is too early TO determine whether
Carerlee or Shepherd will try to
bolster up the line. but such shift
used at right end for A while Both
Price and Robins, however. are OF
varsity caliber.
Captain Garter sustained slight IN
jury in sCrimmaSc and is temporarily
out OF the lineup. He will. however.
assume his position by Saturday. Car
ter was n menace TO the Indians in
the opening game.
The scrub team gave tho varsity
stiff opposition. They seemed TO feel
the possibility OF hllns varsity posi-
tons. For \ time they were impaSS-
able. and on one occasion held their
big brothers for downs one yard from
goal. The varsity finally opened up
holes and drove through Nor three
scores. HicCler. when his head worked.
Dlowed ahead for long gains. When
he learns the game he Will be a .valu.
able player. The other backs, Sncad
and Blankcnship. proved steady ground
gamers. Lane was in every play. lead !
ing a splendid harrare and upsetting
the scrub interference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
TO HOLD IMPORTANT TILT
N. c. STATE AND TARHEEL
TEAMS CLASH THURSDAY
Game Marks First Struggle Since 1905,
and Is Expected to Draw Record
Crowd.

H..
-, WEST RALEIGH, ~, c.. Oct. 2l.---
since 1905: the two elevens represent
and The G ; Of North i'e car SIGss
will meet Thursday afternoon on Rid
dick Field in the most important foot
this. State. The game is expected TO
be the biggest athletic drawing card
'E For many Years n
Of the state have longcd for big
game within the borders of North Caro-
Virginia. either at Norfolk or Rich
mf an with the exception of the past
Lee and scheduled Wake Forest for
t me , annual Thank;sgiving, contest.
ambition to witness the principal
Sridiron games at home. Never before
mas an athletic contest in this territory
interest. 1t has been the talk from
one end of the State to the other for
Provide Extra Seats.
In order to provide plenty of com
TORT for the immense crowd assured.
me athletic authorities at State Cot
Leg lege have fenced or the, playing feif'
ana erected extra bleachcr seats opA
poSite the concrete stands
me respective coaches at state and
tho Thursday game Practice at both
institutions has been more or less Of
private nature with view TO divulg-
ing as few points of play as possible.
In view OF the secrecy maintained, fans
are anticipating a better quality OF
football in this section during the
present season. Plays held in reserve
are expeeted to form a feature OF the
hiG contest With State football
championship honors at stake il is
needless 10 say that each coach will
instruct his team to open up wide and
strong.
Teams Equal in Weight.
AS far as weight is concerned. the
Two opposing elevens will enter the
fray on practically equal terms AS
a team. the Techs will outweigh Caro-
una by one pound. the respective
weights being lG9 and les. Carolina's
back field VIII average 15o and States
lbs The line strength OF the Techs
y comparison of the scores OF each
eleven !avors the North Carolina State
players. who have piled up a total of
%? points in the last four games as
against forty-nine by opponents. The
Techs have won three and lost one.
the defeat being administered by the
husky navy squad. Coach Fetxrr's
charges have shown marked Improve
ment since their opening fray. but
have played weak teams in three of
their games. Roanoke College fur
nished the stiffest opposition. but the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
FOOTBALL DOPE ISSUED
FREELY AT w. AND L. CAMP
Generals Pile Tn TS Points Against
Norfolk Eleven, Using Team
OF Scrubs.
Ispecial to The Times Dispatch

,TSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch
done" as TO what the Generals viii
do when they go up against V. l.. /.
and Georgia Tech is being freely issued
here as a result of the big score made
BY WASHINGTON and Lee against the
Norfolk Naval Base last Saturday
1t is whispered that Coach Raftcry,
DESTROYS Of Il littlc, insight on how the
Generals may handle themselves when
they strike their big rivals. let his
warriors loose against the Tars and
told them to go in for all they were
worth. Whether this he true or not
II is certain that little was left of
ting, sailors after the first half
Four sets of backs rolled up a total
Of ,Sevcnty-eight points before they
could be stopped and sent to the
barn. Raftcry took his first string
backs out OF the. game after the FIRST
few minutes of play, substituting
second varsity men who did equally as
Well. Finally the sailors were left TO
the mercy of the scrubs and the Cen
erals wrapped themselves in their
blankets and retired
;, During. the entire game Big Bill"
Bailey, Mat,oN. Corbctt and Collins
were kept on the side lines on account
OF minor injuries sustained in scrim-
IMAGES. stevens. who has been indoors
Tor the past two weeks. was out with
all his usual speed. pep" and power
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
POLO PLAYERS LAY PLANS
FOR NEXT YEARS SEASON
"'"fnls New Field Of Several Acres.
'oNhnS S2"n.o00. To lie Opened
In January.
TBv Assoc!atcl rr,sa1

,iilchGc Oct. 2i-Morc than t,re,-
,H.mNc engage polo players have an
,,}'.,il.n 'helr intention TO try for
r,,"I'5 on nc onwcntsia team. IL was
slated today before a meeting to max
p!H,u" for Inc 1920 season. '''''
WIN the opening Of the new ac,d
=. .hta'nI. ria. next January. Captain
i.reniSs J.. Coonley, OF Chicago u'jii
.oaa ms four South for a two Inon,bs;
y ytiIi Negotiations for contests
i,ch,iit,r. VTp o. teams from the North.
f Tnn sand Tour and "a quartette from
''| ,rE stand, have been opcncd.
ara NJ saines z week for six weeks
P."nnca and during tho last two
wcc.S OF the season the -four toa,r ="
mGntloncd, together with a numhrr ~
"itn.E$' are expected 10 contest Tor ,bn
'HImpionship OF Florida ''o
~ am new polo field on tho ho,oh
w! DC formally opened in Jan,,,r,,. u
~, c 9. several acres and Was h'I,yi;
he c6., n nc f555hhrr, OF indianapolis. nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
LOCAL BOWLING LEAGUE
ANNOUNCES ITS SCHEDULE
First Game Will lie StuEcd Next Mon
day Night at Pictsch
HrutlirrS' \llCyS.

Mana'ser II. W. Mcfarland. OF
! pietsch Brothers Bowling Alleys who
for the newly formed bowlcrs league
and winter months for fourteen con-
the completion OF the schedule.
All Will be in readiness next Mon
day night when the first game will
The teams known as Cottrel! saddicry
Company and the Richmond Dairy
Company. The second game will he
held the following night at the Palace
and the Citizens Home Insurance Com
pany team.
The series calls for alternate games
and Palace--each one OF the eight
Teams to play once week. The
leading bowlers OF the city have joined
players have been distributed SO as
TO equalize the teams as much rs pos
The revival OF the sport here is
enthusiasm and the league will doubt
Less be the necleus OF several similar
ones in Richmond.
The schedule is as follows:
October, 2i-Cottren Saddiery Company;
kt Ec.nSa- paif i,o Company; ,,3s,s How. -,
octoocr j2WcisDcrGcrs; Cook Printing
o ci;,Hb'ti a9-Elks' Club Nolao Brother.
,.NGvemher @-Cook Printing Company;
NSys"ESsr WS;5s5seEs ,1 Eks' Club
Citizens Home Insurance Company
November C-AcoS; Richmond Dairy Com
N6vembsr lo-Richmond Dairy Company:
CITIZENS lone lns1ranfS Company
pany; Eiks' club. '1'e'' o0'h-
November l2-Acos; Cook Printing Com
November l5-we.ssersers; Nolde Broth
Novemhcr 17-Richmond Dairy Company:
NoyemheT i$-Gi,izens Home Insurance
NN 9ys,i36sr iSS--Aie9s Eiks Club
N9vembcr 2t-co,,rcll sadd!ery Company:
'? %dve I5ina!"E c%SI%panEN hold. Brother.
>. NovemSer 5f-ci,iscns Home ' Insurance
November .7-Richmond Dairy Company:
pcccmber. l-Richmond Dairy Company;
B BsssmSsr A Gi:i.., weI5fs5ssTs
.Is5eHber tNco,;rsl sadalery Company:
.incecmbssF S-cook Printing Company:
December s-Cittzcns' Home Insurance
Company; Noldc Brothers
December lo-Co;trcli Saddlery Company:
=! December li-Eichmond Dairy Company:
December l5-Alcos; Citizens Home In
Dccember' '' lE5HGsot.ren sada,err con,a,v.
Richmond Dairy Company.
December 17-Elks' CLUB: Noldc Brothers
= December lS-Weisberscrs; Cook Printing
January s-.welsbers.rs: Elks. Club
January Cook Printing Company;
January 7-Alcos: Richmond Dairy Com
January ,s-cottrem caddlcry Company;
citi2sns Home Insurance COMPANY
January l2-Co,trcll Saddlery Company:
January l3--Richmond Dairy companv.
Citizens Homo Insurance COMPANY
January lt-Wcishcrgcr Nolde Brothers
pany. Van
january ls-cl,izcns' HON. 1nsur,nc.
January :o-Richmond Dairy Company;
January al-co,tren saddiery Company;
WCisbcrgcr'S
January $$@-Aicos; Elks. Club.
January 2G-Alcos; Noldn Brothers.
January 25-Cottrell Saddlery Companv.
Cook Printing Company
January %-R!chmoud Dairy COMPANY:
January co-Citizens' uome 1,.ur,
Company: Wc!sberrer's A"Sc
February 2-AlcOs; Wc!sh.-r.rs
February a-Richrnond DAIRY Conna,v
Cook Printing COMPANY
MN, ~ srrs, So'treH Sadd!ery Company:
c,dr,n,nyii ,,i,. liens LIENS Home Insurance
Commas. -! >,"I5o i'ZHns Homo Insurance
EN- ,:I,,E i'-Sook Printing Company;
w.tsh.r.cr,s ii-h'chmond Dairy Company:
February I2-Cot,ren saddlery comns,v.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22

Southern and Eastern
Elevens Fight Saturday


Especial to The Times-DIspntcbJ
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-The fnte
OF four of the strongest contestant.
Tor consideration as football chnm-
pions or America In 1920 will he
decided next Saturday, October rs.
when two of the most important
games OF the entire season are
observation-disclosures Tech w. Pitts
b"rEli, mt Pittsburgh. and Ohio State
vs.. Michigan, mt Ann Arbor. rho
hrst-named game will not affect the
standing OF the two teams In their
respective territorles-South md
East-but the latter Enme will nI,o
have direct bearing on the Vest
ern conference, as well ns the ma
tiOnai title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
INDIANS FEAR JACKETS.
MORE THAM-SPIDER TEAM
Coach Driver Will Change William o,d
har!,S Hncl> Field for Second
'hnmri"nship GHmc
Especial to The Timcs-pisnatcb

H..
il-l.lAMSBtEC. VA. oct. u
Soach llriIrr probably viii change MS
PACK held in preparation for tho SCI.
ohd game Of tho championships snoson
hneTf saturday with RanGoiph- Macon
Bentley and Dawes ara ho,nr
sFoomed for JOB in the second Ina
Of play Dawes also is availsbIo snr
.he 4uart"r back Job but Tie l-rao,
paying OF Brooks against Iti,hmomi
No!4eee practically insurcs RrooEs ~
quarter back position '''
schon nil'eT r,, Ralts from Hampton High
toIS =; AYES IS 4 product OF West
ne1G H!gh Schoo.. New jersey
me popuiar coach Of ,ha india,e &c
SehieF.mg his attention on Inc r,.iS
neId. the inemcu have SHOWN IN,
iney can hold their own. More 49,
rs needed on tho part OF ,hn4a .n,
VINO carry the bail. ana tGn -. -.
ment. 40! inns all
There is no disposition IN ,nio =,
Eroninent u regard the Yellow I,ci.
cts lightly. Driver Knows ia "A Hsh
!anders possess forward uassin,. mn
ny and speed in their back d,Ti III" III
1huians are not oycrconfdcnt or az
lea ting ndol3h-Maror Cogcco ,,o We
~ pscanse they twisted tho l.itn
lne Spldnrs Rather the mon
sehtihs william and Mary Cg,iceo' Etee,
my nave an even harder h,t1i ~, ~
I'd lurdaN than the fight stag.r s,,,t,'..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
RESULTS OF RUNNING RACES
AND ENTRIES ON CARD TODAY
MsS Louise Arnold. s,arkuaer rorehbearer.

Wce Louise: Arnold. Starkudcr. Torchbearcr
ii3iiister. Eashmir ran. ei
npl rmn;,l l3S tEnnsori to 2: out out Won
out sccond: BlairEowrle 100 ..tMycrs) !;
70, L. t.. TO b, out. third. Time. I:45 5.
,,, nirth raee11.lnile and seventy yards-Jack
w Moun'' Jus ,HocllSrl TO |. to .. J to s.
70 ,n, .: to e. second: Paddy whack ilG
.,,'aNlcS). . TO >. to 10, 10 4 third
, liine' l:45 IS. Star Realm. Groundsweii
Sixth racc-miic and ouartcr-p..r,,y,,
WnG. i t5r tKummcr,; to |. to 8. TO s.,
to = second: Lord Herbert los CRoirieuez,
I,.' 10 l. to 2 10 :. third Time. 2:oi 5-5
l;t""y ipcar. Orcrmatch Dragon Rock Tin
MA. Ilttle Nearer. Y. @. kinE n Isn I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
BRAND WINS FOOT RACE
VT i,n'idson Star Cover. Tro-
' ""ndir"n NJ University OF
virginia In 1910.

7 - - ABnILoTTESyILLE. VA. Oct. .,
Won i,F4nu, former Davidson star
i,miycrsj,rn 'i,9a'EEap two-milc run at tho
lV'7n The race was holly cnn,os;nG
son. '''''' - H. Shands and T f. vii.
ana ne n,o rmnners' with their handicaps
hFand' from scratch. i2a' yards h.,dp
SEP - r. y. Shands: iSJ 'ia"' y
23hha anggs. ,,o> yards handicap; - q. X
- pMara. 100 Yard, bonI nI"i,ann"n:
T Ei@t '%} T. r. Wilson; GD y'io1,
nreeh -'o Yards handicap; UsJ 'HlanD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
EMPIRE RESULTS

FRS, receive and one half furloncs-
i; to Won, Foreclosure. lc& Pr"ccc). 10
IIos ,Row io /. to second; sand Rcd.
Tine l:91 Is, BRIGHT Gold. Edith X. Fair
Queen MAY Roberts Game Chick ran
9'"r r Might. los Ruxtonl.. Is TO 10. i 10
tT .. to 10. out second: Northward 1oS
u um!ncr), 40 TO !. 10 to l. 10 mira
lnCincrItor " ''''''-' '''
Third raCc-a bout six furlonEs-Old Rose.
hud - tMcCah bel. to /. s TO 3 10 :
won won; F snass i'2 ,ByTnsI TO- l.. to /.
- 10 /. TO /. to l. third. Tins. i:i6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
YALE REGATTA ON NOV. IA
ihirtJ Crews Arc Now Bonted Mt New
Haven Under Conch
Abbott.

NEW YORK Oct. 2l-professor
AoDott. coach Of the Yale crews. an
nouhces that the university will hold
regatta on Novepber ~ in which
TOUR crews OF the varsity oarsmen and
the hrst freshmen eight will race.
ihere are thirty crews now rowing al
fale. indicative OF tremendous Inter
est IN the sport. Two varsity crews
viii be picked for training until De-
Ccmber l. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
Four Meets for Penn u,rr,.r,

Ihrcc meets IN addition TO The inter-
coileGiates are on the schedule lust
given out, OF the University of Penn
sylvantn cross-country team for this
IAN Inc Penn barriers viii go to
syracuse on October 25, will men,
penn State on November !. and besides
the intercoilcS iates at New York on
November %. will engage in tri-
Columbia and Dartmouth will b. moi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
Read Defert, ChiIdrc,,.

Read ran up a total of 100 points
last night against Gilliams So i'm tie
nockct billiard tournament at tho
Grand l'arlors, thus annexins another
victory 10 his credit. Reads high run
was 4, while that of his opponent was
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-22
Iechs had no trouble overwhelmin,
the Nirginians by rs to o.
Showing Il S.tI.Sao.z

g., the university squad. under the care
W. cul , tra,i,mins or Coach Campbell. has
Eraduaii ~ rounded into n smooth work
ing machine. according to critics from
chapel Hill. The showing m.dn
AGAINST superior teams-Yale and
Rutgers-has been highly satisfactorv
ana Carolina supporters are not die ,
SS &c, by the big scores garnercd
on paper. neither team has any de.
otdGd a, aads va, Every Indication
contested. jam-up battle. y
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-10-01
Married Here Thursday.

Last Thursday morning at 9:30
Mr.. Vern Gustafson and Miss Lorettl
Kuntz were united in marriage by
Rev. Hertell at the German M. E.
parsonage. The bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kuntz, of
Ridgeway, and is one of Winneshiek
county's very best young women,
who has host of friends here. The
husband Of her choice is a son of
Mrs. Charlotte Gustafson, of Mason
City. He is an engineer on the Mil.
waukee, and an excellent young man.
The happy young couple departed
from here Thursday morning on a
honeymoon trip to Seattle, Wash.
They will make their home at Mitch
ell, S. ID. where the best wishes of a
host of friends go with them.