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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
TARHEELS GIVEN SHAKE-UP
Coach Fuller Rips University Team
to Pieces and RECONSTRUCTED
BACK Field shows Form

:. CHAPEL iillI, y g.. oct. GO
Head Coach Fuller has ripped the
North Carolina machine TO pieces and
reconstructed an almost entirely now
machine. The wholesale changes
were made In the presence OF some
,"D students who staged on the foot
bail hcld big demonstration for
Their defeated team.
John iIutchins. lc!, end. was placed
Al half back. Howard Handy, right
tackle: went 10 fun back: Arthur
SpauEh. fun back. went TO one end
ana kcrnodic, substitute tackle. to
the other: Grady Pritchard. right
Snard, moved out to RICH; tackle. and
motifs. substitute guard, stepped into
his guard position
the newly constructed varsity lined
NJ with Spaugh and kernodie nj
ends: Captain ITarrcll and Pritchard
~ tackles; PoindcXtcr and Morris ut
guards; jacob At center: and Lowe.
Gr!iith. Handy. and Hutchins In the
hnckhcld Turned loosc against the
scrub team. this varsity showed more
offensive strength than at any time
ms season. With the cheers OF the
students ringing from the sidclincs.
ruler new backhcld ripped and
s!"shed It's way on straight football
through every scrub team that could
ne found and made Il most impress
Eivc showing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
ATHLETIC CLUB eleven
BOOKS TWO GRID GAMES
j. 81. \. c. VIII Piny Camp L~r Team
tomorrow. Meet Lexington
AIl-Stars I,ueSdzI

jim Todd. manager pf the John
Marshall Athletic Club eleven. last
hiGat announced that the Camp Lee
tam VIII Meet tho local stars to-.
rteid. The game viii begin At $3.50
The soldiers will take the plare OF
me Union Theological Seminary
team. which had been booked ear
Richmond team. The team is com
posed OF the best football players at
camp Lee and an idea OF the strength
.: tae organization may be gained
from the fact that IL was regarded
tho best Of ten soldier teams in the
Manager Todd also has completed
requirements for the biggest game
Of the season for the John Marshall
Athletic Club. The local team will
meet team from Lexington. com
pHi"s OF former Washington and
-. p.":ers and rjn who are no,
eligible FOR the Generals Varsity tha;
GEAR.
The team which J. ". a. C. will
FAC" Tuesday VIII be one OF the best
seen In action IA this city in years
such men AZ Ted" Schultz. ALL
iain OF ;he. Generals in 1915; Ollie
i,afcs. H-S"uthern end OF the 1919
W. e - team; Mercer Graham, end
Tor IN" 1916 Generals; Cobb. varsity
ma! yack last year. and Dan Blain
hhiitacE Ia 1877: Potts. all-Southern
Mn, OF BOSTON College. in 1919. and
Ward. OF the University OF Texas
last year
Turner Bethel. captain OF the John
Marshall Athletic club. has played
with several Of the members OF the
( the team was composed OF ono OF
the strongest lines in the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
JACKETS BEING DRIVEN
HARD FOR BIC CAME
Con Getting Squad In Shape for
Hattie Against Iinmpdcn-Sid-
ncy Hero SATURDAY,.

tSP">A"i ~ L hS n.
ASHLAND. VA. Oct. 26.-Cuach
Con Is driving his charges Mt ton
speed this week in preparation for
tho Initial champ; onship struggle
with 1iampden- Sidney. in Richmond
Saturday. Tho final scrimmayc VIII
DC heid tomorrow afternoon and the
rGmaindcr Of the wee. devoted 10
light workouts
Since their defeat at the hands OF
the Union Theological Seminary.
when the Mc.hcdists failed TO rx-
hibit anything like championship
form, the Jackets mentor has been
putting his charges through IA cruel
ing drlil daily. followed by Il long
scrimmaGe.
The team has left the field daily
In an exhausted condition. but th,
hard grind is beginning TO tell ana
tho Ashland machine ~ slowly hut
surely Raining momentum Barring
accidents. the struggle Saturday will
ind Coach COTS hopcfuls in Noven-
Der form.
The forwards. though ligh. and
inexperienced. are working together
better than ut any previous time this
season. and should be mt their best
In inc coming struggle.
Cobb. pccblcs. Roanc, SmoOt, Muir
rel, Riddick and Surface form we'll
balanced. aggressive line. although
wards which have ever REPRESENT
ed the Methodists on the gridIron.
The hack Held is still causing
much concern. Captain weikel and
league being the only two backa
IN good condition Numerous com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
PLAN MASS ATHLETICS
Recreation LenEuc to Hold Meeting
Tomorrow SiEht-WIlI Push
NIL Sportx.

Tho Recreation League of Rich
;nond VIII hold it's initial meeting
Thursday night at S o'clock at the
Community Club, Main and Belvidere
streets. when plans will be made for
athletic activities OF all kinds.
Each industrial and commercial in
stitution Is to send to this initial
meeting two representatives, man
and woman. who Will act az a rcp-
resentative of their firm and through
them the social and athletic activities
will be organized.
Some Of che proposed activities
which will be considered viii Tho bas-
ketbali, vollcybaif. 1uoits. billiards
and social gatherings.
When any activity has been selected
by the recreation league those insti-
tutions having teams in the activities
VIII organize into Il league. II bas-
kctball is selected each industry hav-
ing a basketball team will organize
into a basketball league.
The community recreation is cx-
tending an invitation to all institu-
lions 10 send delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
SEVERAL QUlNT BATTLES
WILL BE STAGED HERE
sports Association Plans to bring nj
Leant Four Big Games TO
nichruond.

The Richmond SPORTS Association.
winter in spite of the fact that il
went through a stormy winter last
year. This WAS the decision of the
board OF directors OF the organiZa-
ton NJ Il meeting last night In kuc-
ing more than three hours. Consid-
cradle discussion took place and the
decision of the directors was reached
after much deliberations.
EaGerneSS on the part OF many big
colleges to send their quints to this
city and the fact that the directors
were not willing to give up resulted
in tho decision to continue the pro-
motion Of winter sports in this city.
of tho association, was empowered
TO 20 ahead with arrangements for
quint battles here during tho winter.
the staging OF at least four big
Although no definite arrangements
have been mad" !, is probable tina;
the University of Virginia and Johns
Hopkins. Georgetown and Washing
ton and Leo. Catholic University and
Washington and Lee. and Virginia
to be named later will furnish the
basketball games here this season.
Klcvcsahl also has received 4 letter
from Virginia Polytechnic Institute
in regard TO the Tech uuint playing
here. The BlacksburG team is en-
dearorinE to arrange game with
Penn State, when the latter comes
South. and II is probable tina; this
game will take the place OF the
have been set as yet for any of the
games.
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SPORTS

binations have been tried. but the
Jackets reticent mentor will not an
nouncc his selection until the wh!s-
tie blows for tho first championships
struggle.
Much time is being devoted to the
offensive power Of tho varsity and
under COTS careful training an cf-
hcient scoring machine should be de-
veloped.
Hampton Sidney, by virtue OF the
showing made against Lynchburr
college. although the Hill Toppcrs are
admittedly weak, has proven she is
70 be feared. and Il victory over tin.
Presbyterians is no small task.
Defcnsivcly, the two teams appear
on par. The offensive strength IL,
proOlemntical and it is generals.
conceded that the team which puts
me abltEt quartet OF backs on the
heid VIII win. The Jackets are
hopeful. but not Ovcrconiidcnt. AS
IN. Tigers always play 4 hard. clean
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
PREPARING FOR INDIANS
Former Spider Stars Aid Dobson in
Getting Team Ready for
Saturdays Game.

Having begun last Saturday what
might be termed their major schedule.
when they held the fast Davidson Col
lcGc eleven TO one touchdown. Cuiver-
si;y OF Richmond is now hard At work
preparing for its second difficult con-
test. which is to be with William and
Mary Saturday afternoon at Norfolk
Assisting Head Coach Do5Son are
Assistan; Coach Churchman and
Tiny" Wicker and Bob" Whit,ct.
former Spider stars, who Will rcmIia
with the Rcd and Blue grldironis;s
during the remainder OF the week anu
then accompany the squad TO Nor
folk for the battle.
Spidcrdom is counting on the In
dian fracas as one OF it's chicc in
tcrcsts OF the season. considering de-
feat At the hands OF the Williams
burgers a setback and :, victory over
Drivers men cons. Gcrablc killing.
saturdays con;endcrS have been
meeting each other on the Eridiron
Tor at least twenty years. during
which time the Spiders have trounred
the Indians seventeen times to the
seven victories hy the Indians. Since
Dobson took charge OF athletics AT
Mary has defeated the Red and Blue
but once. that last year in their first
encounter AT Williamsburg. For the
twenty years the Spiders have anass-
ed total OF 400 points, against 10
by the Indians.
But while these figures give Rich
mond an advantage. they are history.
and Dobson is Installing his best i"to
his pupils recognizing i'll the VII
liainsburE aggregation dangerous
foe. Those who have followed the
TWO teams in their former battles
know the fighting calihcr OF ball both
teams put into their DlaS,
,. me annual football Eane between
and Mary because Of the strong but
friendly rivalry that now exists and
seems TO grow stronger each season.
despite the fact that the SPIDERS are
7. a. r., bids fair 10 make the meet
ing of the two elcvcnS the most in
terestinG con;cS; IN this portion OF the
state.
While the game with the Davidson
showed up some flaws in the Spiders
defensive work the Dobsonitcs put
up their stronGcs; defense OF the sea-
son as the I-to-0 score demonstrated,
and as the fact that Davidson sar-
rendered the ball 10 Richmond seven
vineyard line. DobsoI is. therefore.
dcvclop:ns his team this week 10
overcome past errors, and by Sa;ur-
day the Spiders should be nearing
the top-notcH condition.
y hard scr.mmaEc took Mace yes
terday afternoon and several others
VIII be the order OF tho week. All
0: tn: Spider regulars are in good
Ionditton, with the exception OF Spcn-
der. VINO went back in the hard luck
c.uo vi hta sNraincd hand and
should no other injuries ovcrtakc the
ooosoniies, they should be stronger
oy the time for their Meeting with
Aaians than they were aSains;
the Wildcats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
MEMPHIS GOLFERS CARRY
OFF SECOND DAYS HONORs
Seven Players From That City Win
Way Into Second Round of Wo.
mems Tournament.
tBy Associated Press. |

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Oct. 90
Memphis golfers again carried off
honors In the second days play of the
Southern Womcu's Golf Association
championship at the Country Club.
Seven players from tina, city won
their way into the second round OF
the championship flight.
Atlanta has four contestants. New
Orleans three and Birmingham and
Grecnville one each remaining in the
title event. The defeat of Mrs George
harrington of Atlanta. by Mrs. *. G..
Dufhc!d, Memphis. two and one. was
one OF tho features OF today's match
play, Miss NJ. ncaslcy. Memphis. won
another close match from Miss Kate
Earle. birmingham. one up. Miss Ro-
sale Mayer. Atlanta's dark horsc."
won easily from Mrs. r. Humphreys.
and 6. So did Mrs. David Gaut
~ the annnf business meeting. the
i92i championships was awarded to
George Harrington. Atlanta. honory
president: Mrs. Mae Smithcrs. New
orleans. vicc-president and Mrs. l..
II; Beck. Atlanta. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss A!eNa Stirling. Atlanta. national
champion. was elected an honorary
member OF the board OF directors for
life
Today's matches were played in n
driving rain.
The pairinEs for tomorr ;
matches in the championship flight:
Mrs: David Gau;, Memphis. VS.. Mrs.
|. II. Beck. Atlanta: Miss VI. Bcaseley.
Memphis. VS.. Mrs. W. /. Walker,
Memphis: Mrs. J. Hodges, Memphis.
w. y, Miss G; Tate, Memphis. Mrs. T; Il,
me!. Birmin CHAM; Mrs. G. X. Duffield.
Memphis: VS.. Mrs. y. Lowndcs. At
!anta: Mrs. j. NJ. Taylor. New Or
leans. VS. Mrs. J. Milan. GrccnvilIc:
MISS r. Mayer. Atlanta. vs.. Miss Ma
bel DIVER. New Orleans: Miss l.
Lesser. Memphis, VS.. Mrs. Mae Smith
ers. Ecw Orleans
Mrs. Gaut led Miss Dwycr seven up
at The end OF the first nine holes OF
play today.
round of match nl9y. included Mr..
II. s. Geissncr. Birmingham. who de-
tcatHd Mrs. NJ NJ. johnson. Rome. Ga,
and Z, and Mrs. l., II. Beck. Atlanta.
eliminated Mrs. W. s. HanIcy. BoEa-
lusa. La. and >
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LATONIA ENTRIES

FIR; :ac.. turse.. $40. claiming; 'o-
,s,ree year o.ds and W; sS tgriongs-
N.s. ir@ 'Cylat Ror.s. gi .Curreucy 10,
-ddle IraH,er. lr Beau Brumfue! II. iQc
Rack Ba:. '13, l-aurelo'. 10. Opportunity
',,: .Hirh Gea. ~: Wiz Win. rs.
Second ;l-e--purse ;.ilo, .ur two-yoar-
o.Gs, maiden nlies. six curlonrs-Jllue
J. . ms, l!-.. Puzzle. y! !0uir- Wyrne IL.
!eaDi!dc. il- Miss For'aiu". ~ .Ins..
lt'Gc, IL. La Derniefe. ~. Mob. lie.
E-sano- ;. ~. Grace Dsuehrrty u Nro
eligible: Gu? Up, H.. Lady champ. y.
Tnnt r.ce-ru-se. s'ifa: claiming. Tor
th-ee-yeaF. .lds and NJ; one milo ana
cnih--'Elcurrt ~ ir1 i.n..lf,,
Through. TO. Elp'daa ltis S.-nau.ie. IL
Approval ~ .Hemloc.t. 10. Heh Vol.
aT~. III; Bonba.; j.? DEtc ~ Lancaster.
y. Judge Price, IL. LaTry II IL: Serbian
so9I;n 5a5e'-.,,'ss ~ aa,ange to-
cr, 100. Sir Thomas Kran. ~, coyu. rs
n-uce Ludloy. lp3; Rising nccE 1913 spuEs.
h ana ~ nsH 4, @GEa9ss.
Fiowe2. q: Mazsi II. T.: Minu;o Il go
Dresden. i9I: Harry d 10. High Cloud.
l1:;. Royal Duck. iot; Rehrnom !r-, Tim
Sixth raee--purss. n.5oo: allowance. FOR
iwo-year- olds: SIX furionga--Govnor !oa,
Bangabuek. 1903: Brother Batch. 10. Sir
I.awnfal: 10; Blowing Bubbles. lo5: Ben
seventn rsce-pur,e. n.tco: claiming: 10,
threc-year.old and un: one mile and 6
80; The Pirate. TOO: Some De Armee. ios
icT: II. c, Basch. i1: :Prunes. lie: Cap
lain Burns, IL: Gloomy Gus. III: Trophy
'Xpprent.e. srow,ne. Az. pound. claimed
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INVESTIGATION BY GRAND
JURY NEARLY COMPLETED
ENOncratcs Gcticon and Rothstcin
From Completely in Throw
ing Games.
VOTE NO MORE TRUE BILLS
VIII Hold Final Session Friday TO
Finish Up Clerical End - Attcll
and Chase Alleged To Have Been
lnSti.ators of Scll-Out.

CHICAGO. oct 2S-Arnoid Roth
stein, of New York, and Joe Gcdcon
~. Louis American League second
htscman, today testified before the
cook County grand jury inveStigat-
ing the baseball scandal which the
states attorneys Office afterwards
unnoinccd had eNoucrated the two
mJu from completely in the throw
INK OF games in the 1919 world
series. but mad materially strength
ouea the cases against some OF the
mcn already indicted.
The jury today completed the TAX
in:. of testimony in the investigation,
which has lasted more than month
ana resulted in tru. bills being voted
against thirteen men on charges OF
conspiracy 10 do an Illegal act. but
finish up clerical work. The jury
win vote no more true bills. accord
ing TO State officials;
ticdeon and HothstSin testified
liam Burns and others on whom the
jury already had acted Their tcs-
timony probably Will result in an at
Tempt to have Attcll brought back
it being believed here that he can
Iioth Wen Guiitlcs,.
experimenting the announcement
dent Ban Johnson. OF the American
T.. aGuo, declared he felt that Gcdcon
Sas entirely innocent and Alfred
AUSTRIAN, attorney for the Chicago
americans. issued n Statement, dc
daring tina: Eo,hstcin in his tcsti-
SUiltIcss."
,t,orncy Austrian declared that
EothStcin. who had been mentioned
IN some quarters as the man who
financed the bribinG OF Chicago
White Sox players, not only had not
helped fix the series, but had done
everything he could TO prevent the
Mir. Rothstein has told me, as
counsel for the White Sox. every
thing he knows of the series fixing
said Mr.. Austrian. lie has com
plctcly VinGiCatcd himself"
Eothstcin. said Austrian. declared
that every ncwsboy in New York
know the series was fixed" He came
h.fore the jury 81 the request Of
NJ. Austrian.
Gcdcon Given Tin.
Gcdcon told the jury OF being
tipped 10y q Whit" SoN player that
the series was fixed" but he de-
clined 20 tell the jury the name OF
Tho question WAS no, pressed, State
officials saving they already knew.
sport" Sullivan Of Boston. and r.
G.o-1. @: New Ior&. against whom
;r= jl-y has voted true bills, were
.p-=d ~ GeieoH - men he
'4=-Stccd were hack Of the hrihing
l--s Ee- --c-@l ny Claude VII.
a E-.-e st@ .'-as'. ~ RS con-
1-,s @ -- C=Geo- sz'6 r.
avr< wee cr= -sI.Est1-s = The
40 .s stzte-er; v'zs
re- ty 3--t st=f-
sass - its: (; st - tss
w.L- .-i say .hetls-
49, 81 gaze - al J-t-1.
-5- So ~ rz-.fs-s =:
49, - ~ no game
lG re- -.s..= ssr wo-..
=s-- =r.s--: ..s gamblers
;=y -. - -z.t= '-ta.. 81.
-r= ~-- -isy.-s
Et=-v E.r5--r-1 r: Izs. g Louis.
t-z-A2 sop. q: G@te0n's
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GENERALS HOLD PRACTICE
AFTER DARKNESS SETTLES
Washington md Ice Coaches Push
Eleven Hard for Tech
Cnpfrsf

LEXINGTON. Oct. oG--Thc moon
was shining brightly on Wilson field
tonight when the Generals football
warriors trudged their way to the
showers after long and strenuous
workout. The scrubs fought the var
siiy in dummy scrimmaEe with V. r..
!. formations. and each member of the
team was given special individual in
struction by Coaches Raftory and
Shultz on the fine points of his posi-
ton.
Joe SilvcEstein, mainstay OF the
Washington and Lee backneld, took 4
long turn al drop kicking this after
noon. and is developing great ac-
curacy in this phase of point-scoring.
1t was Silverstein's toe that brought
victory to the Generals in their an
nuai encounter with Virginia Tech q
year ago. and Il is felt here that he
may be callc don to perform the feat
again when V. L. |. and Washington
and Lee meet in IynchburE next Sat
urday. The Generals full back also is
proving a most consistent ground
gamer through tho line and a bull
wark on the defense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
AERO CLUB AWARDS BELGIAN BALLOON FIRST PLACE
Jack kearns Declines
to Sign Agreement

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Intc to-
night Jack kearnn, manager OF
Jnck Dempsey, announced that he
would not sign the agreement ten
tntiHcIy made tOdny to stage the
cham pionship battle between Cnr-
Dcntfrr and DcmpseS. At the very
last moment he has discovered
some objection able features and
refuses to go nhend with the deal
until they nre eliminated. This
means n further delay on several
days In the contamination Of the
match.
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LAUREL RESULTS

nu, $1,000 six surleass" 2lGsi G.ni'H Ars
won: Jealous no tMarr.roJ. ;i.?G siiS
second, Obstinate, los tsu,ni -
i ~. r, T'"Si;l5 e.. Als@ ias-thaFP:
'hishc. second, hut was Disqualified
Sec"ni rnc'- ste"plcchas-, !or four-ycar
%na and o GnwaTi rngse ,i'0c Two miles
; ;Si,,! - 'I'o; won; Bob Rrhaoid. Is;
,itc py , rso S3;%e' sTfond MGIos .sa
-sin!taield and Balloon
Th!rh rac"--fDT thrcc-y.ar an, ~,
S @si Fa5.f 'l,@'9 one mis-clsn
won: Punctua!. 81 (AIlen). f:i.ic 5. ~
sfo9a' ,.fAiiv"n, TO-. tcol,iist;j. 800.
tolls; Sandy Mac. Sir lack. Franc Tirenrn
aSeas. San When ana Ire W.son '
ins ou pn VI ", Sc odS i%o;ye.r,o;ds claim
t3-une!seml. $50. 1910. t2t0. won. J,
!.osE,. 10 'O'HrieHl, s220, $50 SCI
T; I'm. f;fiEinw"9l. IS tAi!en). t2.5e: ,hirA
G!a,ys Ane,ts sister. wina,I and E gnGma'
i!,th rac"-tor three ycar-oids ana %n.
iongs-v'.e Mst;cG is tiin ii s'I ,,i isT
~ ,t;t,,,. '.99" Wy"on., us cho!ss. io;
GiGGs, iio ,iiueiof;,o O; S steonf Ehbsett
volt ana Et,ahe. A'' "A'-
eids ana ~ puTsS 5000 six fnF'oS yrst,
Motor Cop. 1870 tNolan). $50 t2TO ga
s S"n dl"nWSn,y, ~ SAmorr"se) $3.50. $50.
MIRO. Tsme--!t!3. Also ran-CorE % nc
Hi!ost, S""pdiason H.. Kouii.dgo .nd Bul.
seventh racc-for ,hrcc-year.olas and
an, claiming purse $1,000. one ,.,iie and
= s!Ste.ntn- Ma Machine. 10. tButwsuS
;wsSyi.,s'Ss. ~ so, $50 IsSSnai MIS- EH!"y, 9t
hnmci:n-, ici tCoi,!!"t'D. ;s.Oo. intri
me! 20 Also ran Hesrcso, TaiLy
i!'.'. African arrow. Link BOY ana
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Johnson Quintet
Will Meet Friday
IDy As.ocIated pre.,I

CHICAGO, Oct. 2U.-Dan John
son, president OF the American
League, today called n meeting for
Friday OF the five club owners who
refused to attend the meeting OF
baseball mnEnates here last week
when tho other three American
League magnates and the eight
National League owners voted 10
nbrOEnte the present national
agreement.
The five nrei Thomas Shlbc, OF
ihIlndclphiaI Clark Grinlth, Wash
!nEton; Phil Fnfi, 81. Louis; Frank
NHEIn. Detroit, and Jnmes &. Dunn,
Cleveland.
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ALABAMA HUNT BEGINS
Several Foxes Jumped and Dog.
Make Excellent Showing On
Firrt Day.
Try Associated prcys1

,-e.r,lE3 zNS.ocIateu l'rcSs.
TUSCALOOSA. ALA. Oct. 26-The
alabama Fox Hunters Association,
v hich is holding It's annual meet in
Tuscaloosa. had It's nrst hunt this
morning. several foxes being Jumped
and exciting races following
The derby for puppies was staced.
and although inexperienced, tho
young dogs showed up extremely
wen. There are $50 dogs here which
VIII be entered during the meet. 4
light rain fell today. which old fox
hunters declare will be a great aid
to the dogs In tracking the animals
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LAT0NlA RESULTS

s.-l.-- ra-ts ,ists .-
'-lr tW E@!---hg ...,ga 81.
--r Grs- queen. .qi H. H5o-:;sj.
.t.. -a-.--t- iat, .u,l-y I.y
r. rrr l-4 ,:.i-5 7 -rt.is:5
P.s.., cover u: isrey-- XII. R.fy.
s .-4.a 1-.-gr-.ul., .,.L iaa.a = slsJ
r.r u. l.
Second -s-r--rr gig, .1r.-ss 81 600 ,o-
--.itE- r-.. ard - o r. -yo--c.- .I
~. o'.r--i:t. ..e IN l.Gus:9-Gj. .lirn
$50 s4Tg. won. PnGan!,:e: rs Cs
I.5o, tsog Sf-t rt.or!. Slrralcux ia
~. iyIot 8 81. T.-,le: 1915 as
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Moore md I,yncl p,,~

ST. LOUIS. MO. oct. 26.--Pal
Moore. of Memphis. and Joe Lynch.
OF New York. fought eight rounds
90 urnw here tonight. accordinI:
10 newspaper men. Moorc's holding
COST MN The decision. newspaper men
sara. ms ne carried the night to HIS
oppohcnn virtually the entire dir
lance. The announced weights were
Moore. ZIG: Lynch, li9
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Hermitage Golfers
to Qualify for Cup

Golfers Of the Hermitage Coun-
try Club Will qualify this week for
the Hrnnch trophy, which carrics
with IL the city championship. The
uunif stnE round mny be played
either Friday or Saturday nj eIrb1
t~en holes medal play. The eight
low ErosS scoreA will compete NJ
the match plsy. The winner. OF
the hnnis will Represent the Her
mitnEe Club I'm q thirty-six-hoIr
match with the Country Club or
NEintn winners of = similar
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Marlin Win. nj, I1nyn.

BoSTON.. MASS. Oct 26.--Boh
heavywciEht champion. Knocked Out
Larry Williams. Of bridgeport. Conn.
IN thc nrst round OF n scheduled ter,
round bout here tonight.
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I,Ichmond nIIIInrJi,, WIN,

CHICAGO. ILL.. Oct. 2s.-WilIIa,n
Ricketts,. OF Flint. Mich, dcfeatcI
Charles Setback. of Torrington, Conn
1875 TO 100 today In tho nnttnnni
pocket billiard tournament. niece
OF Richmond, Va, won from Charlie
Weston. OF Pittsburg, l25 10 lOi
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Henumop. Sigr. urr,

BEAUMONT. TEXAS. Oct. pa.
=. Byrnes. outnclder. who played last
season in the Piedmont League, has
been signed by the beaumont club Of
the Texas League. IL was announced
today
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bout Chilled OF.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 26.-The light
hcavywe light bout between Sailor
Dixon, of birmingham. and Battling
ltiil' Bailey. of Atlanta, scheduled
Tor tonight. WAC called off on ac-