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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
VUNCK AND P|ETSCH
CLAIM TENP|N TITLE
Whi,mans, Former Champions,
Fail to Defend Title In Regu-
lurly Arranged Match.

Pop" Vunck and Ed Pietsch now
lay claim to the city's ten-pin "dou
blcs" title. due to the failure of tho
Wh!tmans 10 put In appearance
after 4 regularly arranged match
between these teams. The Whit
mans won tho title from Frank Reid
and "pop" Vunck last spring, but
on various occasions have failed to
defend their I;!c after matches had
been arranged. They again failed TO
appear last Saturday night az the Re
creation after arranging match
with Sammy" Swan and Harris.
swan and Harris ,hcreupon claimed
the tlt!e by forfeit. but Vunck and
Pietsch. who were present. disputed
this, stating they had a prior claim
10 the title.
To definitely clear the matter up
4 match was Immediately arranged
between these two teams and the
bowling fans were treated TO very
classy exhibition of tcn-pn bowl
Ing. All four bowlcrs avcrc in fine
form, but Vunck and Pic,sch were
going a, top speed and toppled the
naples for ave-Eame total of ZIG,
emerging victorious from the fray by
over the 200" mark in all five of
his games and amasscd 4 total Of
1905 p.ns as his evenings efforts. an
average OF oI9 per game. the high
average OF the match.
His partner. Nunck. pressed him
very closely for these honors, man
Cling the NAPLES for total of 1851
and an average of PIG l-5 per game.
donating high counts of 20i, 23J and
EOS as his share.
For the losers Harris had two cN-
cellcnt games of 223 and 2G9. this
latter score incidentally giving him
the high individual game honors OF
the evening. also giving him the OK
cellent average of zoo 30 per game.
Swan was right on the heels OF
his partner and put in counts of 2l9
and 2ii. and aTNassed 204 10 aver
age for the match. Bowling fans in
attendance were unanimous in their
verdict that II was the best exhibit
tion or tcn-pin bowling ever staged
In the city.
Tho scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Snapshots Of Sport
ny JOE COIN.

Greet rivalry VIII be in evidence
University OF Richmond lines up
against William and Mary. Both
have shown lots OF class so far this
year and apparently are about even
~ matched. a neutal gridiron il the
proper place for this battle.
Jus, think think OF what great team
up against Harvard Saturday IL they
had as many undergraduates TO nick
from as the big Crimson team has. IL
sure would have been moro than q
classic.
V. NJ. !. will go down in football
history as one OF the big teams OF
1920. Defeating the University OF
Virginia and then showing Pennsyl-
vania every every trick of the trade"
places them in the hall of fame. They.
however, have hard game ahead Of
them this Saturday with the North
The John Marshall Athletic Club,
having made such a good showing in
their few games so far this year,
good offer to go to Washington TO
meet strong team in the CAPITAL
city. outside OF this game and pos
sibly ono other the ]. NJ. a. c. will
play all their games at home.
Davidson certainly showed the To-
cnl grid fans some real snappy foot
ball Saturday. AS broken field run
ners they arc the best that have per
formed at Boulevard Field this sea-
son.
Tho Spiders Saturday played a de-
fcnsive game from beginning to end
and were very lucky they were NOT
scored on more than they were.
Bethel, at center. proved the strong
est man in tho line and looks like
FIRST string material from now on.
Ken F'inlay. president of tho Colts,
is in receipt Of an offer for one Of
iichmonds favorite pitchers, but js
loath to let him go even at tho big
urico offered. Tho Colts will how.
ever. have another pitcher or two
added 10 their start within the next
month.
The boxing carnival Thursday night
has already created much interest
among followers OF the Squared
circle" and there is no question hut
what those who were lucky enough
to secure tickets will enjoy them
selves.
When. the receiver in the telegraph
room OF a. newspaper Office clicks on
the last message OF the night and
The last syllable Is transmitted to the
paper by the typewriter OF the opera
Tor, no doesn't writo "the end" There
Is no eng mth,t TO- the Yire. He simply
where the phrase originated, 1t is so
sold. 1t doesn't mean the end, II
smcans. he's through. -l..i,
Thirty"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
PITT. AND GEORGIA TECH
SEVER ALL RELATIONS
Pennsylvania College Claims South
crners Played Men Saturday
That Were Ineligible.

lBy Associated PresS.l
PITTSBURGH. PA. Oct. 24.-Charles
S. Miller, director OF athletics of the
University of Pittsburgh, tonight
gave out statement that no future
football games with Georgia Tech
would be scheduled. lie explained
that this decision does not consti-
tute severance OF athletic reiatitns
with that institution, as the cont act
between both colleges expired Sat
urday. when Pittsburgh defeated the
Southern team 1G to 3. lie added
however, that the decision regard
ing the future was actuatcd by what
he construed as violation of the
contract provisions by the Georgia
team at the game Saturday. insisting
upon permitting three men who had
played mere than four years 10 take
part in the game. and also because
the usual eligibility rules adhered to
by all first-class colleges are not OBJ
served by Georgia Tech.
These rules provide that every
player must be q candidate for de-
gree and be n resident of the college
one year prior to joining the team
The men against whose playing at
Saturdays game objection was made,
said Miller. were Fincher. tackle !:
Flowers. captain and half back. and
John Staten, end.
Several days before the game. Mr..
Miller said. he had asked for con-
ference with the Georgia athletic di-
rcctors. This conference was delayed
until few minutes before the game
saturday. AT this conference, Mr..
Miller added, Georgia refused to 70
on the field if these men were eS-
Guided. and rather than disappoint the
large number OF spectators who had
n In A
played. At the conclusion OF tho
game, Nj. Miller said, he notified. the
Georgia managers that no future
: contract would be entered into.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
HARVARD PRAISES WORK
OF CENTRES FAST Team
"Bo" McAillin Says His Eleven
Did Their Bcst-Coach Fisher
Terms 1t Wonderful.
tBv Associated Press. ]

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. 24.-The
coaches and players Of both Harvard
University and Centre College had
nothing but prais. FOR the ability and
sporisnanship OF their opponents in
Saturdays football game. Captain
DO" McMill;n, OF Centre. summing
up. the reason for his teams defeat,
said:
Harvard had the best linc-and
line play wins football games. Cap
tain liorwccn il Il good player and Il
splendid"
The opinion was freely expressed
by Coach Fisher, OF Harvard. and his
assistants and ny his predecessor.
coaching system az Harvard. that
Centres offensive was one of the most
powerful that ever has been put for
ward In tho stadium.
Coach Fisher praised the passing
game" played by Centre. and said he
did not believe i; likely that the
Southcrners would be surpassed this
season in this department.
You did wcadtrtul job" the
Harvard mentor said TO Captain Nc
Miiiin when he shook his hand after
;, No, wonderful" answered McMn-
Just 2 little too big for US and won
derfnliy coached"
congratulated Fisher. he uttered q
them"
You have reason to be-" replied
Fisher. do not forget for a min
ute that YOU had me worried con-
s!derably at one stage of the game"
When the coaches separated. Mo-
ran: in formal statement. said:
1T may be possible. but il does
not seem. probable that Harvard will
suffer defeat this year"
The official declared the game enc
OF the most sportsmanlike In which
they ever oiilciatcd. Commenting
upon the styles of play of the
teams. Referee Maxwell. OF Swarth-
more, said Centres offensive appeared
TO be slightly better developed than
that Of Harvard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
SHOW7HURSDAYMAY
FEATURE EDDIE WHITAKER
Buck" Daughon, Colts Centcricldcr Is Manager of
Washington Whirlwind-Won Thirteen Out
of Fourteen Fights Other Draw.

Sam Buck" Daughton. center
gardener on the Richmond Colts and
the iiashiest fielder in the Virginia
League, blew into town Saturday
from his home In Washington, TO see
his old friends and make arrange
mcnts with Ken Finlay. president OF
the local ball club. for next year.
Buck is now manager for Eddie
Whitacrc. the 1ib-pound whirlwind
Of the Capital city. and has just
signed articles for his scrapper TO
meet other wcli-known men OF his
weight in Maryland and Pcnnsyl-
vania.
On tour from Georgia to Colo
RADIO. passing through Texas. where
he met Paul Myers. Whitacre won
thirteen out of fourteen fights. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

other being draw. lie fought
Jimmy Elliott. champion OF the Pei
ham Bay Naval Station, TO stand
still not long ago.
Upon being informed OF the COM
planetary boxing show which "Zeke"
Smith and billy" WollSeimer, own
crs of the Broadway Athletic Arena
are giving Thursday night. Buck i'm
mediatcly volunteered the services of
his coming champion To appear for
the benefit of the local fans IL a
match he now has arranged can be
postponed.
The entertainment Thursday night
Will } ave many q dandy bout and
those fortunate enough 10 have
tickets will more than enjoy them
selves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
warning to Dlke Riders

NEWARK, Y. J., Oct. IA warn-
ing to bicycle riders not to compete
in any siX-day race in New York City
other than the Madison Square Car
den event. which will receive OFF
cial sanction for the week OF De
ccinbcr ; to II. was issued here to-
day By Richard l.. Kelsey. chairman
OF the Board of Control OF tho Ma
tional Cycling Association. y similar
event has been scheduled for the
week OF November 2l2I at the
Twcnty-sccond Regiment Armory.
Chairman Kelsey declared that any
race other than 10 Madison Square
Garden races would be an OUTLAY
affair"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
VIRGINIA COLLEGE GAMES
TO BE PLAYED SATURDAY,
OCTOBER BOTH AND WHERE

~ Norfolk. Na.-Universlty OF
Richmond VS.. William and Mary Col
lcgc.
At Emory Va.-Emory and Henry
College W. Tusculum College.
At Lexington. Ea.-Virsinia Mill
tary Institute vs.. North Carolina
state College
At Richmond. Va.--Randolph Macon
College VS. liampden-Sidncy College
Augusta Military Academy.
NJ Iynchburs. Na.-Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Hermitage Golf Club
Nears End of $4,000
Improvement Drive

Subscriptions are stlll pouring
Into the committee in charge of
the whiriwind drive undertaken by
the Hermitage Country Club 10
raise a3O,OOO for the ImprOveme MT
OF their course and clubhouse.
Late reports arc that two-thirtis
of the amount necessary has al
ready been assured, md with the
continuance OF the campaign fer
another week, the committee be-
ticNcs their goal will be reached.
From y geographical standpoint
the course IL one OF the best In the
country and with the contemplated
improvements completed Richmond
VIII be moro than proud OF Tie
Hermitage Country Club. IS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
A RICHMOND LADY
SUFFERED GREATLY
Mrs. Julia EaneS, Who Resides
at 1913 Il. Cary ST., Is Prais-
ing Plant Juice.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims She Can Now Eat Her
Food Without Distress, and
Is Feeling Fine.

That Plant Juice is repeating its
success here is proven ny the large
number of local testimonials received
daily from people in signed state
ments. telling of the great benefit
they have received from its use. Not
day passes but what numbers Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Richmond people call at the head
quarters Of Plant Juice. at the Ira
gle Drug Store. to state what this
remedy has done for them.
One OF the latest statements made
is from Mrs. Julia Eancs. OF 1913 Cary
Street. weli-known and popular
Richmond lady, who has host of
friends. She said:
I'll have had stomach trouble for the
past 10 years. and tried all sorts OF
medicines; was under treatment for
this trouble also. but this did not do
mo any good. | was constipatcd and
even the lightcst kind of food did
not agree with me: could not sleep
at night and felt weak and all tired
out. Plant Juice was the only medi-
elmo TO relieve me. and now / can
eat anything 1 want without the least
distress afterward. am certainly
glad to recommend Plant Juice"
|. Plant Juice Is sold in Richmond at
Tragles Drug Store.
Plant Juice Is sold In Petersburg by
Morrison, Tho Drug Man. and in
Chase City by The Chase City Drug
Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
RACE BALLOONS SIGHTED

DANVILLE. ILL. Oct. PA bal
loon believed TO be one of the entries
in the international balloon race,
passed over here at 1:I0 +. VI. today.
1t had Il silvcred bag and appeared
to be about 1000 feet high.
The bag was travelling northeast
ut 4 moderate speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
FISHBURNE SCHOOL EASILY
DEFEATS GENERALS FIRST
YEAR TEAM BY II TO O

WAYNESBORO, VA, Oct. 23.-The
FishOurne School football team cas-
lily defeated the strong Washington
and Lee Freshmen in we'll played
and interesting game on the local
field this afternoon. the final score
being 81 TO o. The Fishburne team
showed good teamwork. and after
the first few minutes of play, il
was cnly a question of how large
the score would be- The Lexington
team showed lack OF practice. but
played we'll in flashes, and put up 4
good fight throughout.
There We're few individual stars on
either team: Woods. Clarke, in the
line, and Jacobs. O'keefc and Hirons
in the backheid. played the best
game for F:shburnc. although the
Der OF substitutes used in the Sec
ond half. all showed up well. For
". & L.. Rivercomb. Penn and Hatch
er played well.
work OF the year. and they are fast
rounding into shape for the more
important games on t~Sr schedule.
Grecnbricr Presbyterial school. of
West Virginia. is the next game on
the schedule. for the local field next
Saturday. On the following week
end, Wcodbcrry Forest will be met
on lambeth Field, Charlottesville.
and Augusta Military academy at
Fort Defiance on the following Sat
uruay. The season will close with
the Thanksgiving game with Staun-
ton Military Academy.
The lineup:
Fishburne Position w. e L.
Rogers. ...... left end. .... Howe
Clarke. left tackle. Mcknight
Baird. .......l left guard. 80. Beaudoin
Ridgeweil. -. center StolZ
Hoover. right guard. =. .HarreiI
Woods. Capt. right tackle. Hatcher
Bush. right end. RivcrccmD
lIirOns. quarter back. .... Brown
O'Keefe. left half back. .Minnich
Branch. right half back. Penn
Jacobs. front ........ .Pruitt
Subs-Wilson, Foreman, Iielling-
ham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

VunCk and pietsch stand ready
upon receip; of few days notice.
to bowl any two-man tcn-pin team in
the city. and will defend their titlc
against all corners who can give
them serious opposition. II the
Whitmans desire the opportunity of
regaining their lost laureis, match
with the above pair can be arranged
by getting into touch with the man
agement of the Recreation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
University Student Killed,

TUSCALOOSA. ALA, Oct. 24.-Tl-
win Guy Aldridgc. flrst-year stu
dent at the University of Alabama.
accidentally killed himself this after
noon while cndeavorinE to clean an
old-style "A Colt revolver. The ac-
c!dent occurred in the students room
while his roommates were at dinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
fRv Associoted prnss1

MARION. ILL. Oct. 24.-Four bal
looms lin the international race passed
this morning. Goodyear H." Ralph
Epson, pilot, was in the lead, drop
ping Il message At Pittsburg. six
miles from here, at 1880 a. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
RIRMINGHAM ALA.. ocl

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Oct. a.
The pilot balloon birmingham"
which left the field half an hour in
advance of tho international racers
last night. landed at noon today in
Il corn field near Fandalia. Ills, ac-
cording to messages received tonight
from newspaper men who were
aboard An altitude of 1900 feet
was reached just before the descent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Good year H.

Goodyear H.
NEW YORK. oct. 24.-Thc Good
year H.. American Ralph Epson.
pilot. passed over Champaign, H.. at
$40 +. NJ. today. and was leading
other contestants in the Internal ional
balloon race, telegram TO the Aero
Club of America said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
SPORTS

technic Institute.
At Cambridge. Mass.--Un!versity OF
Virginia VS.. Harvard University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
Prevent Grin and Influenza

GROVES l.. Il. .. tablets U.axativc
Bromo Quinine tablcts) remove the
cause. BE sure You get the genuine.
Ask for GROVES l.. b. Q. tablets.
Look for T.. ". GROVES signature
on box. 3uc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
MCCOY, OF RICHMOND, WINS
ONE OUT OF FOUR MATCHES
IN POCKET BILLIARD SERIES
TBv Associated presgl

IBy AsSOcIatcu TrcsE.I
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.--Standin in the
first weeks play in the national
pocket billiard tournament follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Great rivalry will BIO in evidence
this Saturday at Norfolk when the
University OF Richmond lines up
against William and Mary. Both
have shown lots OF class so far this
year and apparently are about even
Iy matched. a neutal Gridiron is the
proper place for this battle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Just think Of what n great team
Centre College would have stacked
Up against Harvard Saturday IL they
had as many undergraduates to pick
from as the big Crimson team has. IL
sure would have been moro than a
classic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

The boxing carnival Thursday nigh,
has already created much interest
among followers OF the Squared :
circle" and there is no question hut
what those who were lucky enough
to secure tickets will enjoy them
selves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

Ken Finlay. president of tho Colts,
is in receipt Of an offer for one Of
Richmond's favorite pitchers, but is
loa;h to let him go even at tho big
price offered. Tho Colts will, how.
ever. have another pitcher or two
added 10 their stan within the next
month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

The Spiders Saturday played a de-
fensive game from beginning to end
and were very lucky they were not
Bethel, at center. proved the strong
est man in tho limo and looks like
FIRST string material from now on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
REDS CONTINUE TO
ADVANCE ON POLES
Polish Premier Appeals to
People to die Rather
Than Slave"

PARIS. Aug. Although Satur-
days Polisr communique contains
some favorable points, IL does not
show that the advance Of the boil
shevih is being seriously checked.
Warsaw advices dated Saturday,
however, declare il is only on a
small sector facing Droheczyzh that
the enemy has crossed the Rug river
in the Rrest-Litovsk district and
claim that bolsheviki advance on
Warsaw from the direction of Grod-
no and Bielstok 10 the northeast
OF Warsaw. has been absolutely
stopped.
The municipal council Of Warsaw
has formed council of defense for
the CITY composed of ] 3 members.
In an appeal 10 the peasants, to
which group he belongs By birth.
Premier Witos. in his own style OF
language says:
1T depends on you whether Pc
land develops in freedom and well
being. or is forced 10 toll under the
Muscovite invaders.
The government IS seeking an
honorable peace, not a peace at any
price. Ii is better to die than TO live
enchained; death is better than COW
ardly slavery"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
License Clerk
Busy as Circus
DayAidS Cupid

Circus day was a big day for
Cupid.
Five marriage licenses had been
granted by the county clerks office
by 1880 O'Clock. Saturday morning
This is an unusual record because
ordinarily would be-newly- weds ar
rive in the afternoon, and secondly
because five licenses in one day is
above the average.
Shortly after Q o'clock Winfield
Scott Kline and winifred Hart Veg
ner. the groom OF South Bend. the
bride from Mishawaka. applied for
a license. The line formed on the
right, and the next couple TO sign
up was John Crowel, 81 years old,
Bend This couple couldn't wait,
and the marriage ceremony was
performed IN the clerks office by
Justice HosinskL
The marriage license clerk called
for help, and Tom Peters and Pau
line Peters, who were divorced on
April of this year. paid s. more
10 get married again. BY the time
this license was written Justice Ho-
sinski had finished tying the Crowel-
Miller knot, and so the Peters
couple stepped up and were made
man and wife.
All was quiet for nearly 10 n'n-
utes. Then Waldo f. Bridget, a
farmer. and Sophie Ciesiolka, South
Bend, came in and were licensed TO
wed. They had 10 step aside when
they started through the door, be-
cause Earl Lacrone and Mary Z.
Haskin, the latter from Lakeville,
were just coming in.
Then somebody yelled that the
parade was coming. and the report
er took the opportunity to look al
the record, temporarily available, in
order 70 get this story
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
MAKE DEFINITE
OFFER TO BRING
PEACE TO ERIN
Associated Press Learns Facts
From Director of Lon
don Bank.

LONDON, Aug. IA definite Of
fer 70 arrange a meeting between
the Sim Fein and Premier Lloyd
George was made 10 the premier
within the last week. The AssOcia-
ted Press learned today from Alex
ander NJ Carlisle, director Of the
national bank Of London, and
prominent Belfast Irishman, now
resident Of London.
Mr.. Carlisle declared that after a
visit 10 his Office. the last week Of
JULY Of a representative OF the Sim
Fein. he (Nr. Carlisle) communica-
ted with the premier, informing
him Of the Sim Fein's willingness
TO confer with the British govern
ment for the purpose Of effecting
an immediate settlement OF the
Irish question.
Comes From Sim Fcin.
The premier, according 20 Mr..
Carlisle. through one OF his assis-
tants, replied that until the invita-
ton came direct from the Sim Fem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
WOMEN DISGUISED
WITH WILLH. HAYS
His Attitu d on Anthony
Suffrage Amendment Not
Satisfactory.

NEW YORK, Aug. IA two
hours interview with VIII II. Hays.
chairman of the republican national
committee. left a delegation OF IS
Connecticut suffra gists disguised"
with the attitude OF the republican
party on the Anthony suffrage
amendment. which they declared
they wanted passed by the 36th
state in time for Connecticut wom-
en- 10 vote in November.
Connecticut women, said a state
ment issued by Miss Katherine Lud-
ington. leader OF the delegation, af
ter the interview. are going 20 await
results.
Watch Progress.
We are now waiting with keen
est interest to see what their plans
for bringing about ratification in
New England state will amount 20. )"
she decia red.
In the course Of the interview, Mr..
Hays declared that he and the re-
publican party were in full accord
with the wishes OF the Connecticut
suffragists He PROMISED 20 address
a personal plea to Gov. Holcomb.
urging the calling Of a special ses-
sion 10 consider ratification.