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CHICAGO. d; ST. LOUIS, 3


ST LOUIS. July IA perfectly cX-
ccutcd squeeze play and AN error by
Catcher Collins. allowed Chicago to
scor. two runs in the ninth inning
today, and defeat st. Louis To 3.
Ed. Twomblcy. "A recruit. held ST.
Louis To four hits in eight innings.
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COOLERS, 2-3: TRUCKERS, is

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July l.
Petersburg and Portsmouth divided I
double bin this afternoon. tho WISH
tors taking tho first. a box duel be-
tween Mains and rhifcr. by tn" score
If to !. In tn" second game Nc
GlouGhlin had all the hest of 500
and his relief Friday To grab the hIg
.ud Of - : l." 3 score. NcGloughln
retired 1T tn" close OF the fourth.
Ecntnn fnishin. the battle. Wool :
homer over loft field fence featured
tn. second game. The score:
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BUGS, 2: CATS. O

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WILSON. y G.. July lin q ne
inning contest Wilson came tbcK
strong and won FROM tho suffolk cats
by the score of 10 O. Quinn waS on
the mound and only allowed tho cats
one hit in tho ivc frames. Quinn
was the stellar actor for III. home
club. pitching air-ticht bail. His vii
low. was responsible for Wilson's
fIrst run. as he connected with one
of Fixes hcndcrs for three bases with
the first corner occupied and a mo
ment later scored on Walkers blow
To right field.
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CHICAGO WINS CONTEST
FROM ST. LOUIS CARDS
Sensational Support Behind AIcxan
der Enables Windy City Team
to Win.
IRv Assn,i,,rd prcv. I

CHICAGO. July l.-Chirarn de-
f'ai"d 81. Louis & to,6 in a scc-sa,v
game today IN which they were out
nv ny the visitors. Sensational sup
p"rt nrhind Alexander. however.
saved the game for the locals. The
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Games Scheduled On
Local Sandlots TODAY
Commercial League,

Tnka-Kola vs. Battle Axe. 2:3O,
Boulevard Field.
Church Hill VS.. Penn Mutual.
1880. boulevard Field.
Imperial League.
Chris,o-Cola VS.. Newton Wood
ward. Byrd Park. no. J.
Ia giles, Luck's Field.
Central I.cngu~.
Liberty Council vs.. stonewall
Eagles. Byrd Park, No. 9
Jones Brothers Company VS..
Side.
Virginia Railway and Power
Company vs.. Church iill Bank.
West End =. =. League.
Grace Covenant Presbyterian VS..
Barton Heights Methodist. Byrd
Third Presbyterian VS.. westmin-
stcr Presbyterian. Clark Springs
tBarton Heights BAPTIST and
First English Lutheran have post
poncd their scheduled game By
mutual agrcement.)
Tobncr" LcnEuc.
EdGcworth w. Lucky Strike.
Oakwood diamond. No. 3
Fatima vs. Herbert Tarcyton.
stop :. Petersburg car line.
East End =. =. League.
Oak wood Baptist ~. Fairmount
BAPTIST Oakwood diamond. 80. |.
Branch Memorial W. 81. James.
Oakwood diamond, No. 2
Motor I.cnEur.
Universal Motor Company VS..
knights OF Columbus. Cowardin
Field.
Richmond Motor Company VS..
Wilson 6; 60. SCOTS Addition.
HIucs' battalion LcnEuc.
Company II VS. Company c. Byrd
Park, q. !.
Company y VS.. Company d. Byrd
Park, No. (.
Junior Athletic League.
Gintcr Park Va. Highland Park.
Highland Park.
Boys club VS.. South Side Ath-
lotto club. Franklin Field.
Virginia Athletic club vs.. Church
hin juniors. Gintcr Park.
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Washington .... GOO 100 OO0--l
Philadelphia ........ 600 600 Q2O-2
summary: Sacriiicc-i'iCinich. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. =: philadcl-
phia. 4. Base ON hallS--om johnson.
! off Moore, .. Struck out-by Johns
son. .: by Moore. :: Wild pitch
Johnson. tmpires = Connolly and
NAllin. TimN--l:A ~.
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Battcd for Moran in ninth.

'NVUIV UN ITTIITVS. X.
Norfolk ............ l60 lOl 600
isbthN Mbunl hhu 100 Nuu-l
summary: Norfolk earned runs
l.cft on bases Norfolk. u: Rocky
Mount. i. Sacrifice hit-Curry. Home
run-l:urkc. Double plays Curry to
kcllihcr Struck uut-hy NarriSon
=: by WARRIOR. ! Base on halIS-oT
larriSon o; of WARRIOR, (. Enlk--
HARRISON. Tmc-i:l2. EMPIRES
Weir ana Harrison.
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SENATORS BREAK EVEN
WITH MACK'5 ATHLETICS
Drop First Game of Double Header.
but Win Second i'm Twelfth
Frame.
Try Associated rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. July l.-Philadcl-
phia and Washington broke even here
today, Mogridgc holding the Mack
men To three hits in his twelve
inning l-to-o victory in the sccorrl
contest. Moore won over Johnson in
the opener. to /. Philadelphia
hits in the eighth for the
deciding runs. Scores:
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Portsmouth.

summary: Two-hasc hi,s-W olfc,
Brannigan. Mains. phifcr. Goosetrec.
Left on bases Petersburg, i; Ports
mouth. =. Sacrifice hits-MainS.
Glockson. Douhl" plays Corcoran
20 Mcmahon. Erannican 10 Martin to
McMahOn: Eranuican t. Mcmahon.
strike "uts--"y Mains. :; by rhifcr.
t Bases ON hali--by Mains. i: Phifor.
.. Wild pitch rhifcr 81. Passed
hall-RoSs. Hit EatsmCn-hy Mains
tWoodsl. hy phifor. (Martinr.
Time l:i0. tmpircs WcStcrvc!t
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Richmond ........... 600 oil 6ol--3
Newport News ........ nl0 U33 n0U
Summary. Two base hits .okcr,
FOLEY Zilcnz!ror, Allen. I"ntzcn t2),
Lake. Three base stuart Ar
7-fagon. ZilcnzlGcr Home ran STUART.
Sacrifices -Ancn. 4.k"llcT pouhle
plays-Bakcr TO Sfuar, TO Wcaf"r
Arragon to stuart - Wcafcr, Dool-y
TO Zi!enziger TO short; Kiggs TO allen
sziger 20 Shor: Hit by pitched ball
ty Foley ,HpckD Left on bases
Richmond. Z: Newport News. -. First
base on crrorS-Ri Richmond Bases
on balis--of Carroll. : OF Smith u;
Oft Foley. : Hirs- of Carroll u IN
A 2-3 innings struck on; by Car
roll. .; by smith. . hy Foley ! VIII
pitch-Carroll. Time-2.20
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. 20; Washington. IL tscc-
onH game ~ innings.
Chicago. 8; 1t. Louis. y.
All other--r!iin.
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Southern isSorintinn Results.
New Orleans, !; Atlanta. S.
Little Rock, !: Memphis. ..
Nashville. 1: birmingham. s.
Mobile. =: Chattanooga, q.
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" ushiiirtun.

SWWnhrN: Two u q hlIS-J.
Walker. Charity, Perkins. Stolen
ShankS. Sacrifice
Harris. Double plays-McCann to
Dykes to j. Walker. Left on base
Philadelphia. >. WASHINGTON, /. liasc
on ballS--om liasty. .. off MoEridEc, H..
Struck out--hy liaStN. !; by Mog
ridge. =. Umpir"S---Nallina and Con-
molly. Timc--2:li.
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WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Chicago Mt II. 1nuis.
Detroit 1T tIrN can nd.
phiIudrIphia nt Washington.
Boston at New York
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport NrVs. q: Richmond. 3.
9 Wilson. 2; suffolk, o.
Norfolk, g; Rocky Mount. ].
PorfSmouth. 1-5: Petersburg. rs.
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PIRATES, 5: REDS, 2
LRx Associated prcss. |

PITTSBCRGI. PA. July l.-Timcly
hitting and a Cincinnati error gave
5-to-2 victory over the
Reds today.
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WHERE THEY rI.tY TODAY.
Durham NJ DnnNill~.
High Iuint mt Greensboro.
Rairig,, at Wlnst0n-Salrtn.
s2.AO-NORFOLK and RETURN-s2.i0
Tomorrow, Via y. n w Ry.
Tickets good on s:l5 and 500
o'clock trains.--Advcrtisem
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'Battcd for RiNcy in seventh.
Score by innings: II.
Cincinnati ... 600 600 200
Pittsburgh .....,...... 900 500 00N-j
Summary: Two-basc hits-Carcy,
Rarnhart. Three base hits-Eigbcc.
Barnhart. Sacriiicc-Duncan. Double
plays-Groh. Bohnc and Daubcrt:
RiNcy. kopf and Dauhcrt; Schmidt
and Maranvillc; Maranyillc Cutshaw
and Grimm. Left on baSes-cincin-
natl. ): Pittsburgh. :. Base on balls
OF RiNcy, . of Morrison. 6: off Don
ohuc, l. lIits-on I;iNcy, in 6 inn
inGs: off Donohuc , in . Hit by
pitrhcr-Morrison. Losing pitcher
liiN"y. tmpircs--Klcn and Brcn-
nan. Time. 1874.
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totals ........... 81 6 IA 81 10 :.
Hated for IIaincs IN seventh.
rhattcd for North in ninth

Grimes. licathcotc. Three base hit
Mais"i. Home run--kelleher stolen
base smith. Sacrihcc-Clemons t2).
MaiScl 90, kcllchcr. Double plays
crimes to OFarrcll: Terry TO Keilc-
hrr: Alexander to ,,rimcs; Terry 10
kcllchor Ia Grimes. Left on base
81 Louis. .; Chicago. s. Base on
OF North. !. Hits-on iIaincs 10 in
= innings: OFF North, in innings.
struck out-hy Haincs. ?; by Alex
anhcr. l. Passed balls-O' Farrell
,,SihS Pi'chcr-North. tmpircs-
Moran and Riglcr. Time-l:35.
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ny IlnlIc Ruth.

NEW YORK, y. Y. July Now
the dict fans are after mo. il nigh,
be the hot weather. hut about every
other DAY somebody writes me "A let
ter asking what kind OF diet fol-
low in tn" playing season. Most OF
them want I" know how much of my
home-run success is due To diet.
I suppose some Of these caloric
bounds imagine that operate some
what on tho style Of gasoline en-
Einc. and that ! have to keep adj
justing the carburctor to let in jus
tho right amount and right kind of
fuel
Perhaps they can sec mental pic
lures of me at the breakfast table
with list of tho opposing pitchers
in my hand. measuring out tho food
accordingly. No doubt they think IL
Walter johnson is going TO pitch I
ladcl out 800 calorics of nerve
strengthening food. If somebody else
less formidable is to he on the mound
that tone down the diet to fit the
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STANDING OFN,Lrb,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ttbWpSft News at Richmond.
Norfolk Mt Rocky Mount.
,sgss suffolk at Wilson.
sstsg Petersburg at Portsmouth,
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Yankees I:cccntric nunch.

The Yankee team should make a
very interesting exhibit for diet
laboratory We have four vcCcta-
rians: ono fellow doesn't eat toma-
toes or chicken Eizzard: another re-
fuses To touch canned fruit: three
are enemies of starch in every form
two insist on boiled meat only: ono
positively demands spaghetti for
breakfast and the rest of us eat any
thing in sight and plenty of il. But
so far as batting averages go you
couldn't identify ono of thesc alb
staincrs from the other. It's lot
of imagination.
Honestly don't see what fun these
dict birds get out Of life. Certainly
like To bump out those home runs
but knocking four baEgcrs is not
the final end and aim of my existence
There are a few things in life for
mo besides swatting the official
American League battle. get con-
siderable entertainment. for instance,
out OF a plain old fashioned square
meal One Of these scientific menu
bugs writes mo that Gladstone, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-02

GliEENWlCH. conn. INV
nrinc"ton and Yale REPRESENTATIVES
VII meet in the final round OF the
!hlcrcoiicGlatc golf championship
tournament a. the Greenwich Conn
Try club tomorrow. when !. Simnson
lean. Inc Princeton captain. will plav
Jesse SwectScr. the defending cham
pion. at thirty-siX holes.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
pittsburr, >: Cincinnati. ..
Chicago, x: -. Louis. q.
All othrrs-ruin.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis at Chicago:
Cincinnati Mt Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
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sSunolk ................... 900 0e-J
Summary: Thrcc-base hit--Quinn.
3Two-base hit-Fikc. First base on
abails-off Fike, 2; of Quinn. .. S,ruck
Sout--by Fike. ]: by quinn. Q. via
5pitch-Fike. Time-l:O0. Attend.
5Ence-75. Umpires--Orth and Riley
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Score 10y innings; Il.
ChicaHo ...'''.'.''.. ~ "" va.
Summary: TwO-has hiiS-lohn-
son. paIincro. Williams. Home run
Williams. Stolen bases -Sirunk
Sacrinccs-I.c". Mcclellan 90. Schalk.
Jacobson. Johnson. Double plays
Lee and Sislcr: McManus, Lee and
Sislcr. Left on bascs--chicago. :;
ST Louis, &. Base on balls-off
Tw"mhlcy. :; i'almcro. ,. Iiits-on
Iiit by pitchcr-hy palmcro (Hoop-
err. Struck out-hy palmcro, D; by
Twomhlcy, >: by Kerr, |. Wild
Passed ball--Coi- :
Inns. Winning pitchcr-'rwomblc
tmnircs Wilson and !lildcbra nd.
Time, 200.
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SNTnNINfN. W. '7S'' NJ! NT'. '''''
Home run Woods. pouhi< play
Martin to Branuican. Sacrifice hit
Rrannigan stolen base Brapnican.
Strik. outs-by Friday. ,, ny Nc
C;louChlin. 2 Ea:cs on halls--on
Friday. !. Hit hatsmcn by Friday.
IKcllcrman) Passed ball Nc
quinn Losing pitchcr--Soo. Win
ming pitcher -McGlouShlin. Time
1910. Unpircs sweeney and Wcstcr-
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FIoridn state League Results
y u games. rain
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-Kola vs. Battle Axe, 2:3O.
boulevard Field.
Church Hill VS.. Penn Mutual.
1880. Boulevard Field.
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77--7-7--7--a--7777--@7@--
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Winston salem. q: Raleigh, =.
.rcrnsbnrn. n; High Point. !.
Dnp,iil-, 81: Durham, IL.
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ltlIlS ....- ~ " - - -
.Eattcd for Twomhlcy in ninth.
'Battvd for Loo in ninth.
1Eattcd for Falmcro in ninth.
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Portsmouth.

Totals .-.....-..-1 - ~ - ~ >
Rain halted game at close OF sixth
Score hy innings: X
Petersburg ................ 2ob "ul-S
.............. 3ul iU"---"
S.,,,,.,r,.. 1Ny,,- Lac. Martin
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Imperial League.

Christie Cola US. Newton Wood
ward. Byrd Park. 40. ].
Richmond Police vs.. Dixie
Ia giles, Luck's Field.
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stitution that makes and publishes
them. to enforce these rules upon It's
teams meeting other institutions. II
any departure IL made from the es-
tablished practice OF leaving the de-
cision to the faculty OF the institu-
ton concerned. especially when a pro-
test is entered just before game,
then Intercollegiate athletic relations
are thrown into chaos, and suspicion
and disputes become the order Of the
day 40 all the great Institutions of
the country. after decades of discus
sion and painful experience In re-
gard to intercollegiate athletics, the
faculty committee Is the final author
ity on eligibility. II receives infor-
nation and protests. and examines
them. but when II has decided its
decision Is accepted.
"All's well that ends WELL Ia a
serviceable adage and one thnt, In
the main. Is probably true. But tho
history Of the Carolina Virginia foot
ball game OF 1921 contaIns, as q vital
and important part. the history OF
the dispute that nearly wrecked the
game. For that dispute is bound TO
have Its effects upon the future ath-
letic policies and relations of the two
institutions. Fortunately, the out
look now is that the competitions be-
tween the two universities Will con-
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two-yard line. he booted tho heavy
leather straight, but II went under
the cross bar. The advance that cul :
minated in this attempt was the only
exhibition Of offensive power by tn.
Army until the fash toward the END
or the game. Smythe started the
thrills on the first lineup Of the gam.
by twenty-yard end run from kick
formation. French made one smash
that gained nine yards and another
that earned eleven. but these gains
were partly Offset ty fifteen yard
penalty for holding.
On its own twenty-yard line after
tho touchback. due to Mulligan's un-
successful kick from placement. tn.
Navy had its first chance Of the game
to display it's heralded offensive
strength which enabled It to go
through the season with only one de-
feat. After thirteen plays, which
earned first down four times and in
Guided twenty-yard run by Barchet
1t had the ball twenty-five yards from
the Army goal as the first period end
ed, only to lose it on downs shortf,
after the start of the second quarter.
Two forward passes In Navy's own
territory were grounded during this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
.LAFAYETTE's COACH
NEWEST WONDER MAN
DR.. John Sutherland Develops
Fine Football Team, Which
Has Perfect Season.

EASToN. PA. Nov. 26.-The newest
wonder man" OF collegiate football
Is DR.. John Sutherland. coach OF tho
moderated Lafayette College football
team.
DR.. Suthe-land's rise has been ex--
eeptional. II was ONLY three YEARS
ago that he first tried his hand at
coaching college team. II, assumed
charge OF the Lafayette squad in tho
tall OF 1919 and now, three years
nter. developed 4 machin. that ,yenc
through the season indicated and Is
In line for the mythical champions
ship OF the country.
coach Sutherland never handled a
football until he WAS a freshman at
the University of Pittsburgh. While
attending the Obcrlin Academy. Ober-
lin. Pa. Sutherland devoted his In
terest in athletics to track and field
work. He ran the middle distance
events ard threw the discus and shot
When he entered the University OF
Pittsburgh. his great size, standing
well over six feet and Weighing moro
than two hundred pounds, attracted
the attention OF the coaches. and no
was asked to try for the great pitt
eleven. Although unfamiliar with
the sport, he developed rapidly md.
to the surprise CT tho other candf-
dates. started the third game on the
schedule At guard.
Once on the team. Sutherland -.:o,
lever displaced. He continued to de.
Velop and In his as e.
college was awarded all-Amorfcan
honors by all the critics. In addition
lie was captain Of the varsity track
Team and intercollegiate champion
hammer thrower. He was a member
OF the Pitt 1917 class. but left to en-.
list In the service. He returned and
graduated with the 1913 class. While
In the service he coached the Camp
Greenleaf team and was selected on
the all-service team. He also went
abroad as member OF the Amerlc.I,
service track team.
Coach Sutherland has had n great
line in all three years at Lafayet 60,
He taught his men modified pitts
burgh system OF play. taking the best
OF the Pitt style and modifying it
with his own ideas. He has sought to
evelop team work rather than In
fvidual stars. Yet, in his three
ears here, Sutherlan has personans
developed such stars as Mike.
Gaxelln, Joe Leheckn, Seashoitx and
Elliott. oackfield men: and Joe viii
Jams. Art Deibel. Doug Brown, Dutch
chwab. Johnny Budd. Berry and
O'Connell. MI limo men of aIl-AmorI
can calfbrc.
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tinuc, and the people of the two
states are thankful for that. Here ut
Chapel Hill We have various sorts of
troubles. athletic and otherwise. to
accompany us. II the University of
virginia has any trouble in her own
family. of course we leave 1t for her
to settle for herself 1t Is not our
anair. I have only attempted to set
down here facts that are the legiti-
mate concern OF both Institutions to-
gether. not OF one alone. And I
repeat that. in consequence OF the
way the football episode did at last
work out. never before has the feel
Ing between the two institutions been
better than II Is today, and never
have the great majority Of adherents
OF both institutions been SO deter
mined that the athletic relations be-
tween them shall continue.
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LYNCHBURC COLLEGE
NINE ENGAGES COACH

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBUI.G. VA, Nov. 26.-Blake
Mount. former star at University Of
Virginia has been engaged to coach
the baseball squad ut Lynchburg Col
leRe merit spring. Lefty" Thomas.
star lcft-handed pitcher. is back at
school again and most OF last years
crack team will be available mt the
first call in the spring.
1t is also regarded as practically
certain tina. pat" Evans will coach
the football team next year. Evans
has had the team during the past two
seasons.
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NAVY WINS GAME
OVER ARMY TEAM
AT POLO GROUNDS

Continued From First Page.)
OF th> Army's backs and compelled
the Army to resort TO an attempt TO
score by goal from placement. Null
ligan failed. Standing on the forty
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attack. and the Navy stuck mostly
thereafter to straight football. in
volving tackle plays from tandem ano
deceptive criss-cross.
Barchet Returns AZ Yards.
On the kickoff after the Navy's
touchdown Barchet ran the ball back
forty-two yards to midfeld. Five
more plays. including n nfteen-y yard
run by Conroy and one Of nine yards
by Koehler. put the ball on tn.
Army's twenty-yard line Three plays
made no progress and an attempt a,
placement goal ended in loss of
the slippery ball on a fumtle.
Illustrative OF the game put up by
the Army In third period was the fac,
that the Navy had the ball in enemy
territory only twice. One advance t..
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mediterranean hd HuRop ASD
BY specially chartered Canadian Pacific
superb steamer
EMPRESS OF FRANCE i'''s 4on Gross
"a Days, First Glass. 5000 and Up
IS days In Egypt and Paiestine.
Hotels. drives. fees. guides included, Stop
overs In Europe.
u days IN Paris and London. $50.
FHANk &. CLARK, Tlmes BLDG, N "
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SPORTS


the Army's forty-hve-yard line that
included hfteen-yard end run by
Barchct. was nullifcd by n penalt,
for holding and on another occasion
tho Navy lost the ball on n tumble
at the Army's forty-three- yard line.
The Army did not have the ball with
in the Nays forty-tivc-yard line I'M
til n poor Navy punt gave it the ball
:ortJ-o one yards from the Nnvy's goai
as the period ended. The chance to
profit thereby was lost by an Arm:
:uatle as tbs fourth period began.
Barchet made one smash OF fou. :
teen yards IN the last quarter hut
the Army's defense was stiffened py
substitutes. Tho Navy never go. be-
yond the Arm! forty yard line in this
quarter. nor did Tie ARMY reach n
similar position In Navy territory
until the sensational end game threat
to score.
The Navy earned Nrst down thir-
teen times. compared with the Army's
i've. The Navy attempted four for
ward passes. One gained five yards.
The others were grounded. The Arm,
tried Ave forward passes. Four for
ward passes were grounded and one
intercepted.
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touchdown-King. Referee-Dr. a.
II. Sharpe (Yale). Umpire-J. "A.
Evans (Williams). Head llnesman-
Tom Thorpe tColumbia). Field Judge
w. G. Crowell (Swarthmore). Time
Of perlods-15 minutes.
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SPORTS
Ing good end and was In every play

Sumnnry SuDstItutionB : DcVint
for Miller: McConkey for Brown:
Christian for Driver; Knapp for L.
Strlnger; IIcubi for Knapp; Knapp
for Kidd; l.. StrinBcr for CoGbill. Il.
CULLEN for O'Shaughnessy: Times
for Treaklci ii. CULLEN for Johnson.
Borjes for Cox: Mutter for Borjcs:
stiles for Williams: Owens for Sor-
rell; O'Shaughncssy for Stiles; Cox
for Muttcr: IIornegay for Hall.
Tuuchdowns--L. Stringcr. ]. Strlnger,
Brown. Devine. Goals after touch.
downs--Brown 90. Timo OF periods.
hftecn minutes. OiIicinls-Jones
tAuburn). referee: Moss (w. e. L..
umpire: Hayward (U. OF S. c., head
llncsman.