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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
BASEBALL LEADERS LEAVE
KANSAS CITY FOR CHICAGO
iDv Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY. MO. Nov. tl.-Af;cr
a .. n1;nsiiia,tory session today. thc
Nationai Baseball Leagues LETT TO-
nigh; fo- Chicago. where tomorrow
they hold conference 20 decide for
var rrs SI n;ane IN the m ,n. leasnns
hand tina; the eleven club owners ne
the newly organized New National
Lea sne. and The five cinhs loyal" 10
ican League. will agree TO end hos
'iiities: While no official announce
ment has oecn mace. every member
o. the two nisior leagues has gone
rcorsa niza;ion IN baseball. OF ;hc APP
pointment Of new board Of control
and the selection Of Federal Judge
with salary of $4,000 ycar.
After the minor leaSuers had
asreci upon selection of :, commit
tee OF SIX 20 meet with the major
baseball reorganization and had So
lectcd Buffalo. y. Y. FOR the 1921
ron'en;ion city. TIC annual yonven-
,ton Was closed. Tho committee So
Ao!E Wal not go into conferences with
ihem un;N after the threatened ma TO-
n craI" e.. w.r j. settled. !; is consid.
t tLe Ike, ,,Me.% ina, thf Joint meeting Of
not bc held Until February
Ihs minor icagners unanimously.
No'rd 10 place l'rcSidcut N. H. sexton
OF Rock Island. MS. on annual sal
airy OF $1,000 and have him devo.c
ms run time 10 league affairs.
sexton has served the minor. FOR
1Wehty Years, without compensation.
The SALARY ot John H. Farrell NJ
Auburn: y. Y, secretary and treas
nrer OF the association was raised
from $4,000 to $500. The funds TO
meet these salaries will hc obtained
ny anpropriating two Per cent OF In.
phrchas. price of all players sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
RIVAL TEAMS PREPARE
FOR CR|D|RON GAME HERE
Wake Forest and University of
Riciimond Ready for Battle To-
demonstrating to Feature.

From all Indications, tomorrow.
Eridiron contest between University
OF Richmond and Wake Forest Col
.eSe. at Boulevard Park. will resolve
itself into battle between puntcrs
OF the respective clcvens. Captain
Broaddus. of the Spiders. has shown
ms value to Dobson with his skill
tut booting in previous games. while
from North Carolina comes 'thc re-
port that Rhabcnhorst, full back OF
Wake Forest. has set tho football!
world air" with his lengthy and CON
sistent Kicking.
Rhabcnhorst Is reported To h.yc
won loading place among puntcrs
or the Tarhecl cicvens and records
snow that he is superior TO Broaddus
, to some ~. aes s,,,s In lensth OF his
and combined with his heady place.
lnents those who journey to the local
footbal enclosure tomorrow should
get their moneys worth watching
the competition. But this game with
In a game will depend largely on tn.
defensive and offensive abilities of
the two teams. whether they will
force each other 10 use the Kicking
game or not.
Recent shifts madn in tho Spider
team are slated to give the Red and
Blue outiit more power in the back
held. but their line will not be weak
S Snsa; although lief, guard has been
terial available to plug the hole.
Dobson will have to use ingenuity
TO sustain the fine defensive quail
ties OF his lief; flank. Carlton. Booker
and Hodges. while caual!ng Kleve-
Sahrs weight. need seasoning They
have worked at the guard position
ana either may start tomorrow.
Coach nohson had c!Ehtrcn ncn
Of his whole squad practicing on
stadium Field yesterday morning be-
cause Of tho afternoon Arnistice Day
celebrations In Richmond. and !c;
that take the place OF the regular
afternoon workout. The Spiders add
cd several more mancuvcrs 20 their
store and viii demonstrate" chem to.
morrow along with old stand
bys and some tina; ;hc% never have
used.
Considering tho changes IN the
lineup. Dobson Will begin the Rich
mond team in tho following manner:
Broaddu3. lcft end: Garter, lief:
tackle: Booker. Carlton or Hodges.
loft guard: W'llingham or Bethel.
center; Price. right guard: Euck OILS.
right tackle: Robins. right end
Towil, quarter back: Snead. full
back: Jones. ieft half. ana Z!cglc..
right half.
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CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS

9,;stuiy. rs (Lyl.ey. zoe. s55 40 won :
Ia ~. 10. trooicl. go. 80, second; ;
,'noEH. III tRob"rrg). 40 third. Time.
., ~. t.intonri!!c and Green Grass also
Second r.ce.even tur,onFs-.Cor.!!i. 10
,Smiif' 80. $50. s.se. won: Eleanor s..
~ ~" ir'"'el. so 80 second: Cut Up; 100
s 'Gidp'i Z 80 th:rd. Time. i:gi 30. iIsr-
"a .iJsh.n Mab.! Josephine. Marjorie Nc
nnaE; ";.cc Daagherty. Joe Whipple.
?. Gro --ce- mile and quarter-F:anl nix
-, "',,W!.sonl. . 30 $50. 800. won; Keep.
GSn!th'; &D ;hird. Time. 2:0Sa-5. Sol
IriSff. N. {. N.ach. Bucknai!, Spectacular
IItsu, Loon. Zone. D.. Ar,nee ran.
Ho',. ''rt.-'.S :nrlonEs--By Goily lG3
e tGoN ia i SSn mooiS, 10 Sic. second, Mel
'p!,nsNale and ocean Sweep ran.
neHyt;, $3.50: 80. 90. won; RIsinE Rock,
~, SMnrrnl. go, 40. second: blowing
bnnb.:s. liz T.ykc), sI0. third. Time,
"a; 80 ". IieS Pardon. Bcttina, Bruce bud :
=! "dmHNay. sir LAWFUL, Dunga Duch.
'SSg. Ehhinp also ran.
~, I'1 - sc-onc mile-Sanas OF Plea sure,
M "e so s 80 s go; %on ,, Kneu1 II;
Vida. ias'. third. Time. ]: ~. viva
m,msF'Ta; Tt.:cs;y. General Haig. CLAY
hso;herIy Love. iii u.,hs,. IN
y rcn, Accelerate. los Mooney. SO 80
srs,Sead: Lothslr, rs (WIisonj ITO. third.
r.m "e' u" "a A.rdric, Lucky D.. Plenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
CAROLINA ELEVEN BEING
TRAINED FOR DAVIDSON
t-upcheS Arc Iusy Getting Tam in
shape for hattie SaturdEy-Men
Arc PkysicaIly lN.

81 Especial to Tho Times Dispaich.)
CHAPEL. I'LL, y G. Nov. 1.-The
, its hard game With Y. NJ. / without
any more injuries except the usual
(. bruises. II WAS the C!can"at-fouEht
st-.ad cicancs;- played game o; the sea-
9 ron. No player on either team was
:skcn out because OF injuries. time
was called only few times, and no
penalties were cXactcd until the
Fourth quarter. aud then only Tor off =
= ec twice hy V. NJ. !
20. With only two NOR" games on the
schedule. attention mas been turned
,nyH" the Davidson game, in Winston
3, Salnm, Saturday and 10 The Virginia
same, in Char ottcsvN.c. TEauEssIv-
: jug Day. Ever Indication points to
r.S'atNo hard contests Davlds ON. in par
."-iicuiar. with = brilliant record is
Expected TO pu; ug even more OF a
,;gh; than She docs every year ana
coaches Fuller ana Hi" arc making
very preparation for the :aia..
AL the mon reported 10Y duty Mon
out, and not much heavier practice
on TUESDAY. Tnda; there was (" long,
signal dcii! aad light scriinmar &
~ with frequent changes OF men. I.
Eeprobably viii be the Oni! scriinmaSc
2 j Of the week, rs some OF INC men nave
z oranges have been mad" in IN. line
ZIP, except AZ ,cit end. which is SIM
,...4,oubtful. Cochran las hccu used
here this wcoh, and iiutchins "a the
gane at end after hcin1 a, guard
all season. show I'd Good FORM asains;
t5thc Cadets, and probably Will hold
Fright end. Jacob. a. center: PO!n.
: dexter and pritchard. a. guards: Cap
sstain Harre!I and iianby OF Kc:nodic
Spaugh and Tenney or fiD,chins, ir
tho backheld, look Ike fixtures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
PREDICT BASEBALL WAR
WILL TERMINATE TODAY
Sixteen Club Owners TO Hold In
elusive Meeting in Chicago.
Minors Represented.
tEy Universal Service. /

CHICAGO. Nov ll.-Prcdictions
were general tonight that the base
ball war would be ended tomorrow
when owners Of sixteen major league
clubs sit down together to air their
difficulties. The session will DO !,
heart-to- heart affair.
There will be no lawyers or score
tarics or stcnoGraphers or other out
sidcrs present. Even Ban johnson.
president OF the American League.
and John iicydler. president Of the
National League. Will be excluded.
the mino, leagues at the conferences.
split between the clubs. with the
National LeaSue and the three Amer
ican League Clubs on one side oppos-
ing five American League clubs on
the other developed over the adoption
OF the Laskcr plan of rcorganizing
The sport. Tine, majority went ahead
formed i twelve club league. They
offered Judge X. NJ. Lands the chair
manship of tho new board Of control.
1t is understood that the opposing
but they will fight the appoin tment OF
other outsiders on the board. They
wan; practical bascball men.
Just what tomorrow's meeting will
develop is mystery. In all prohabil-
ity the twclvc-club league will go
slimmerins. and it is also possible
littl oNucT pnaSeS OIL Inc l.aSktr plan
will he revised
Tho decision TO bar lawyers from
the meeting is a sad blow 10 certain
gentlemen OF that profession. They
had raised many technical questions
and had visions OF long dia wn-out
suits a"d tat fees.
The. minors will play an important
part in ,he proceedings. They are
stronger than ever before. They have
Just been dined and. wincd and
iionizcd and made TO feel quite i'm
nor,an,. at their meeting in Kansas
City. The town was theirs. They
even made the majors come to see
them They feel their strength. They
want certain concessions in tho re-
organ i3ation OF tho sport and they
arc going TO demand them.
They are for peace and feel conf
dent OF framing working agreement
with the majors. .Du: they win do no
business with the majors until the
big fel!ow.1 have Strengthened out
their difficulties.
Fiji Ncccf. rrcsidcn. o: IN" Chi
cago Cubs. announced today that he
had purchased 4 first baSeman from
the bridgeport. Conn. club Ills name
IS Ray Crimes. brother o. Roy
Crimes, who played with The Giant;
last spring. He comes highly recon-
mended and is considered e good hi:-
tor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
ROSS HAS EXCELLENT
STABLE OF YOUNGSTERS
Washington Owner Will Bring
Many 1wo-Ycar-Olds to Bowie
for 1920 Meet.
Especial to The Times Dispa tell

Especial TO The Times Dispa tell.
BALTIMORE MD. Nov. i1.-No
stable that will take part in tho au-
tumn meeting OF the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Association. which
will begin u; Prince Georges Park.
Rowie. on Saturday. and finish on;
the month OF November. will be
stronger in two ycar-old material
than the establishment of Samuel
Ross. OF Washington.
Slow TO And their racing legs this
season the youngsters OF the Ross
string have been coming on hand
somciy in tho course of the last ak
or seven weeks. In Love Tan, 4,
FRENCH bred daughter OF Brulcur and
Low Applc. and a winner at p.nlico
good a, Saratoga. but she lost her
form after leaving New Works up
state track, and was not thought to
be ready when she Won at Pimlico.
IL we'll
rash and isircsr. bred in New York
State 10y John Sanford, is a good two
ycar-old as his racing AT Laurel Park
indicated, and he is. all the bette:
No distance Will I've too great for
this colt. once he develops FULLY. lie
has size and speed and smooth ac-
ton. lie is quick at tho starting
safe and easy TO train. Tho veteran
trainer. William L. Burch. thinks
mighty well OF Cavcndish
In Tuscan Maiden. an imported
daughter of lIaidcn f:rleigh, the stall
lion that was drowned In midoccan
| when "a tboat pirate sank passcn-
ger ship on which he was coming to
America 10 serve 1T Arthur i. Han
cocks Claiborne stud with "A number
Of other stations and mares of the
Stouts|t British blood. and Tuscan
Red, Mr.. Ross has another smart dis
lance running hily. Tuscan Maidcn's
;hcc win the 6!s.sncc running Thin
Bile At Pimlico Oh Tuesday. in an al.
iair OF mile. was something of a
revelation. II she had not been
bothered in the turn she would surely
would have beaten Thimblc. notwlth-
standing the advantage the latter
gained in the first iurionE by the
huStlinS tactics OF Earl Sandc. Crack
o Doom. an American bred daugh-
ter OF Cltimus and SearchliEht. is
taSt, and sooner or later she will
lind her racing legs With Kcosh
riding. these youngsters arc sure TO
take conspicuous parts in Bowie
racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
RAIL ROAD QUINT WINS
. CONTEST FROM ~" FIVE
Terminal Team Take. Fiercely
Fought Battle, IN to 26-Neithcr
Side SeOreN In First Minutcn.

Richmond Terminal defeated the
Y. Nj. G. =. quint last night at the
The game was fcrcciy contested from
the first whistle to tho last. and was
frequently mlrrcd by unnecessary
roughness on the part OF both teams.
of four men who last year carried
the colors OF John MARSHALL TO a
State championship, and Bob BELL.
one OF the FIRST basketball players in
Richmond. who played on tho old
y. NJ. c. A. cha mpionahip team
During the first four minutes Of
play neither side scored. hu: Carroll
finally opened the scoring by drop
ping Il hard one in tho basket. Rich
mond followed this closely with an
other. evening the score. Dame FOR
tune then settled first on one side
und then on the other. until The end
of tn. half. when the score stood al
II all.
The y" jumped to the lead in the
second half. when Terminal started
several substitutes. The regulars
were soon put back in the game,
however, and Tho railway boys work
the lead until tho end of tho .Gsme,
despite the desperate efforts OF Their
opponents TO hold them in chez
Terminal y NJ. e. y
+. AIasrin...,. Il. 6. .,..... Kins
Carroll. l.. T.. $500. .Waidrop
Sell .......'.... Il. r -. Richmond
Summary: Field s.carrol, 5;
>; Richmond. c. Dcvinc. /; Metcalfo.
roll, Z In :: Richmond. 1 in .. SUI.
siitutiona Uuriis FOR Todd: Todd Tor
Iioiladay; y. Marin for T. Marrin;
Wald-op: Waldrop for pevino. Time
OF halves 20 :nilutes.
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JAPS MAY ENTER GREAT
STRUGGLE FOR DAVIS CUP
Srorismcn of Nippon Would Have
Their Tennis StnrS Try

NE.W TOI:n. Nov. Ii.-Tha, Japa:.
is prcparinb TO Join in the struggle
for tho Davis tennis cup. is indicated
by series Of meetings this week in
between r. Asabuki. Japanese ten
mis- enthusiast. and officials OF the
United States Tennis Association.
These meetings had their beginning
some time ago at Il dinner given by
Mr.. Asabuki TO a number OF men
prominent in the tennis world
The success OF 1chiya EumaEac IN
American tournaments during the
last four years and the rema rk a bic
showing OF Ienzo Shimidzu in the
British tournament: last summer have
awakened great interest in the sport
IN Nippon. Steps are being taken
TO develop national tennis organi-
cation that will make Japan clig
TO challenge. as no nation can COM
pete for the Davis< cup unless IL has
"a duly recognized association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
PIMLiCO RESULTS

Frs; race-thrcc- year, ODDS: mile sd Z.
goo 800 go, ron: t,our,iss. loj ttron,
$40. third. 'rime 81 a-a. Also ran-Mad.
ron. Bar Co... roraatoo H.. Pokcy II.
Second racc-four-year odds and M: .hrcc
m!ieS-D6cisiye. l%3 iStcich). i6cc. $50
iiS) won Shib5ercCn. ISS tByers). 90.
40. second: Ea:.ocker. i'0 twilii.ws,.
Il. 80 third. Time. S:oi Also ran-M!na;a.
Mar!oci. Marscry Jaquc. Swccpmcn,,
Third -ace-s.x fu.ionss Dough Cir. .sa
Petite. 20 (Mooney). :sa, third. Time.
i:i3i- Also !sn-I.oushiand. Episode.
Fourth accsis fu,'onas-i.ord Brighton
Ill (f:nsorl. SO 100. second: Panoply.
y, tco!tiietiil. $40. third. time. i:i::.5,
Also ran--IIilinr ouccreei. ,'ctcr Piper.
F,fh Tse? % ni!e r.c4 s!ons ~ a:2-
lis tGaiiaha seq $40. second: i.socharcs
liz (ButweiD. $50. third Time. i:Ss!.s
Also ,ran-sandy Heal. D.. Joe. Cap,siu
SIKH race-onc .nilc--carpc, Sweeper.
* (Sande), Ii.oo., 40. 80. son; Rap.,i
Super. l.! tMooueyl: 40 third. Time
l:46 10 Also rln.-war Note, Column binc
Elected H.. pontou-. Edw!na. CHIEF. Sunny
Land.
Seventh race--one miie-war Cry. II.
tl,nsoI), $3.50. IaSl. so, won; Mayor House
swan Ia fsaSs,. see ,siad Pas Tma
R i.1 WIFI .MsnorHS-.. H rnni..i.., star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
CHURCHILL DOWNS ENTRIES

First race-,-s!x :grlonss -Cermor~n. q.
eHr!. @ War, 70; Bsl:e q L!!zS eth,own.
g ts: RUBY. los: Talisrn>n. l"s; Tho Ncphew
sSes: Jagow. 100; Sam Eoh. i"l; Sweeping
ffi;3nce. III: G!p-y Queen H. Miss 'hS
tt:in.e. .oi; PoT,light. i)si G.oTi. France.
-; Rapid stride 10: loys. IS
Sscond race-ono mile it!ue Tlsn" IL.
Eltsnor 6. I0e: CastiereaSh. IL. The Moor,
y3i5a. Tribune. li2: By Gone Days. IL: I'm
sSsYhtrd race--.:I fur.ons --i.on.t a. 10.
1f>SHarnan. los: Or Carmen. ltS: rn.s.. 20.
american Ace reg: Colon! Ta%io-. ii;.
Pssnet, ;o3; John hrbor. 20: Uu!inc. loj:
!Gi: Alvin r. no., 20: M.s.
eFnDtnlEs, m: W;uches;rr. ins: luna y.
5ies:s Dor.c. 10; pa$ly, liz: M4yyv!.Ie. ~.
Check: IFS: Msmpy. o siine. 100; Go:d-n
Ounce. III; yellow Biossoia. 10. p,aaiOon.
q 96; Quick View. l0j,
SS. FIfth rsce-o.c and one .x.e.nth intles-
:SThe Pirate. los; Selma e.. JOE: Msdr.-
bingham. Jos: Pirate McGee. is;: Ionc bar.
,ssSioe. los; Guy Fortune. 100: Candl, I.!sh.
5i9s; Grey Eag.ei 10 cons,an,.nc -.
IL Hi-o e,ieit!e-Zsrblta ~: 49,. .' e. e.
saSlEth Iacs--3pe a"d One .s'Ncu'a ll!.Ca
sss mn. coel.. ~: L;2,y4i. Y MI JON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
SPORTS
Many Hunters Take
Part in Initial Event
Especial 10 The TImes-Di~rn,ch.

Especial 10 The TImes-Di.rn,ch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov.
.csferdny the kcnwick Hunt
, an, Hounds met mt r.. 81. Jos.
Kas s nome; Glover Ill.," near
Nes,rick. the event marking rho
clubs opening day or the sc,s"n
, nr i've ,. foH hunting which. In
Hue Ridge. furnishe. n form 80
sr"rf which D.. both picturcsgu.
The field included T.. n. .Jo.,,,
n .,, foA hounds; Messrs. Arthur
:, charlie. HERRING and
~. V. Hall, ns whips, and thc foI-
!owIh: additional riders, Mrs. Ar
,nnr ralcott, Miss Anita Jackson
MISS Florence Money and Mr..r.
+. VI: Randolph. Ned Hail, .IoLn
htomtcy nhd ID. u. Kelley, OF Iics-
wick; Miss Anne wcnthrrbrc nnL
Hnrtinnd Woodhousr, or Nc,y
york; Mrs. Lloyd Hammond. OF
Hnltim"rc; Miss EvclInn Nnrru,Ier
Of Washington. and aIisse. Stciin
ma Mildred TnlInfrrro. of Tnmnn.
Fin.. and Mrs. Hugh Plat, or Eng
lnud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
WAKE FOREST IN FAIR
SHAPE FOR SPIDER GAME

,:pSciat 20 ~" y !nlcS Dispatcn.l
footbaii squad quad r soS 70 Ak nic! rorSnI
where The oid Gold and RACK eleven
a ,Gr'diron contest Saturday
For ths last several weeks The
Wake Forcs, team has bern gaining
strength and appears to h. in better
tim" during the season. Tho last
'wo college games HAY" been won
by large scores. on" from riuiIiord ny
a. IS to u corn, and another fra.n
Zion College by - ."or" Of 20 20 o.
TIE gam" a Scotland Neck. which
was an "Nh!uiiion event between
ton Of Norfolk: Va; was played by
mon. For the urs; quarter tho
VARSITY squad was uesd bu; only TO
get final work out before IT,. .;ich-
mo1d University contest.
With the exception OF ono or two
men tho cam IS in III shape 70 meet
tn" N!rEinians and the game is OK
pcc'cd 70 be hard fought affair.
especially since Richmond has such
strong eleven. rs their record 90
that Wake Forest has Thus far only
won 'wo Sanc4 OF It's schedule. hu,
the Baptist! haze not los. singh"
co!lcsG cTS"p' by q small score and
the schedule has boon exceptionally
heavy.
The lineup Cor SATURDAYS game
"il' be selected from Hickman.
Johnston and TAYLOR. ends: rrcvatt
Elaclshcar and Moss. tackles: Mar
tin. Holman. W"sterhof and Lee.
guards; and Wall. center. For the
backfcld petitions Captain HHbcn-
horst will DC =; fun back; Fulton.
Armstrong. B"ylin and Johnson AT
the halves and either Denton or
Jcnnettc At quarter back.
During the last week Coach Jim
White has been putting his men
! through strenuous practice in signal
running. learning formations and
scrimmaSinG for this event and tho
team Is expected to put M strong
fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12
CLri.ty Mnthe,y.en Uc.oy.r;u-

Nt.W YORK, Nov. a tispatch
received here from Saranac Lake dc
ciareS that ChTisty Mathcwson. for.
iner major Lacquer. is recovarinn
from his lncSS. After more than n
Years. fight against tubcrculosis
which set in while the diamond "a.
Hor:ic Was with the army in France.
ne is making progress toward health
ana physicians now declare there is a
good chance for his full recovery.
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Feust.I to Succeed Dniy,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE racing
establishments OF MIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter NJ. Jeftords Will be in charge OF
Louis Fcustcl next season. succeed
ing Mike Daily, who died Monday in
Baltimore. tcustel who Is given
much of the credit for the great
showing of Man o War and other
thoroug hbreds owned by Samuel -.
Riddle. will continue to look after
tho wonder horse" his appointment
making more OF family affair AT
the Riddle and Jeffords' stables Mrs
JenordS IS a niece OF MIR. Riddle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-12

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov li.-TUc
athletic board % tho University e.
football gam" wa the University al
Tcnncsse" Sch.l led FOR Mrmpais
November 20 Inc game was can
di;iou Of the Mississippi! team follow.
ing cNpulSions and suspensions Of It's
members. /; was announced tonight.
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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
CRUSHES LOUISIANA TEAM
Crimson Eleven Wins by - 10 o..
Ives, of Losers. Features Game
With Excellent puntinE.

i'lfSMi NSfA>A- Ala. Nov. IL
The Crimson OF the University Of
Alabama completely outclasscd tho
strong Louisiana state University
team here today. the Louisiana men
going down TO defeat by the score
of II TO o. AZ no time during the
game was the Alabama goal in dan
ger. Lcnoir and Stevenson, the Ala
bnma stars, made many of the gains
for their team. Oconnor. Hovatcr
and Nichols also distinE uiShed them
selves In the Alabama lineup. Ives
pun,ing for l.. s. L. vas the best seen
here this season, he averaging fifty
yards on his punts in the first half
OF the game.
l.. :. L worked three forward
passes in tho latter part OF the game.
but they We're all for short gains
Forward passes were responsible for
two OF the Crimson touchdowns. In
the second period Stevenson pitched
ono thirty-five yards to Tioretii,
o'Connor driving II over for a touch
down on the next play.
OConnor kicked all three goals
after touchdowns, and missed a try
at field goal.
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Iltnlnr Bout for New Orleans.

,NtM VFII.I'NNS. NOV. '.--DoMi :
NICK Tortorich, Il local promoter an
nounced today thar he would offer
JonnnE Wilson. of Connecticut. mid
GIeweiGht champion. $4,000 10 meet
itappE I"ttlcton. OF this city. i'm n
."eh'y round championship engage
mcnt in the event OF the local 10
eliminating Harry Grch. Of Pitt.-
turS. next Monday nisi,,
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s,ocber NM Me-, O,Don,,,,

NEW YORK, Nov. l1..--IInorts arc
being madc TO have Joe Stechcr,
worlds champion heavyweight wrcst-
Ter. meet steve ODonnell. the French
giant. in the wrestling tournament
to he held here this month. Stranger
Lewis and Valdez ZbsyszSo have
been signed for finish match.
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SPORTS
Richard Signs yelling
to Fight Benny Leonard
Inx Associated rrea..I

NEW YORK. Nov. 1l.-.Joc
yelling, Chicago lightweight
boxer. vas selected by Tex Rick
ard today to meet Kenny Leonard.
worlds lightweight champion. In n
hft~cn-round bout 10 u decision.
The contcst will take plnce at
Madison Squire Garden Friday,
November 20. Each man Inns To
put up $4,000 TO mnke the weight
I:ij pounds mt . O'Clock In the
afternoon of the date named.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

;. North Carolina State college. "a: y.
rniycrsi;y Of A;abuma. II; Louis.
Mi'lssan COLLEGE e; Mississippi Col
Clemson. -, Til" citadel. 6.
aaNtr.iiF 0: Florida, -; Stetsom
Spr.ns un'. -; Southwestern. :
N"ya! Air Sil,ioa. Il; Wake 70,
IicIdloaers. >. Ohio l.nivnrci,, N
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tnpoupr- Many Saic<

'N.I..N'.S 'FTN. NO, Nov. II =
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Cubs. ''''"s
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- ram 20 New Yo.t Giant.
rtrS, haseInnn Bradley. from New
Pitcher rcr.v. by 8, nIrn 20 ,A.,
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Ssshrtne +'''' 70