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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
Meet With Miss Reager

The Edith Cavell Club held their
weekly meeting at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Reager, of Elizabeth
street. last night. Little business
of importance was transacted and
the members passed a pleasant So
cial evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
ARCHBISHOP DOUGHERTY
IS MADE CARDINAL
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. H.
Rome dispatches stating that Arch
bishop Dennis j. Dougherty, Of lhil-
adelphia, would be raised to the car
dinalate. were confirmed today. He
will leave for oRme within ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
CITY ADYERTIsEMENT

Notice is hereby given that an ordn-
ance entitled AN ordinance relating to
the day and night police of the City of
PERT Amboy'' was passed on third and'
final reading at the meeting of the Coun-
ell Of the City of Perth Amboy. n. ].
held February 7th. 1891, and approved
by the Mayor on February 10th, 1921.
Dated, Feb IL. 1891.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM,
1 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
= any ADYERTIsEMENT

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
ceived on February 21st. 1921. at P. NJ.
by the Council of the City OF Perth Am
boy, " J.. at the Council Chamber City
Hall. for the installation of new beams
in the city Hall. and for the addition of
office on third floor OF same
Specifications may be obtained from
the City Clerk.
Certified check for 500 must accom-
pany each bid.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids
Dated. Feb. II. 1921.
ARTHUR f. GRAHAM
City Clerk.
37T-s-11-1I-1s 1s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
BY THE CITY OF

An ordinance appr0priating the sum OF
Forty-Five Thousand Dollars to pay the
cost of the erection of City Stables and
Garage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-11

a92--2-11-19.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

By blending corrugations or rirples in wire glass 1t is claimed a gisss has been evolved that throws ths> light all over the building. This glass is strong and durable, being made in one solid piece and not in laVers
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

I would ask you to consider serious.
 ly whether the Christian Scientist is less intelligent, less scientific. less cultured, CT less Christian because he
Arizona republican., 1921-03-30

If our love were but more uGnpie-
 We should take Him at His word. And our lives would be all sunshine
 In the sweetness Of our Lord"
 Christian Science Hymnal, p. 33s3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
JOE GIDEON PLACED
ON INELIGIBLE LIST
Judge Lands SO Notifies Pres.
idcnt of Pacific Coast
League.

CHICAGO. Nov S.-Joc ,;.d..p. ro-,r,-
'hRs!deE OF the -. Louis American League
c!n0. was placed on the Ineligible lis; 10.
night by Judge kcrcsaw NJ. Land!s. com.
missioner of baseball
The action followed a telegram from
Wii.iam Mccarthy. president OF the Pa
enc Coast League 20 Judge Lan,!is. in
curing abou; the status OF G.deon. who
was scheduled 20 participate in game
% the coast IN which d number OF coas,
league players We're to take part.
Judge Lands told Mccarthy ;on!ch, 70
advice his players not to participate in
any Ea'nes IN which Gcicon appeared.
Ictcoh was given his unconditional re-
,tass 10y PRESIDENT i'hil Bali -! the ST.
t,"ulS amer. caHs. shorty after he had
appsarcd hetoFH the Cook County grand
jury ard testified regarding In. alleged
throwing %: the world series -: igI. by
certain members Of The Chicago White
SoN tn :hc Cincinnati Sat;o,s,ls During
!asi season Ged.cn dill not aprcar In any
fEaniied baseball games icGcon was
no. injected In c2nnection wish the 1871,
wo5.d series scandal. but he WAS said TO
ma ton relating TO the alleged throwing
OF 'he series and that he had Informed
som" 81 has friends. lie also was said to
haN- been present during discussions o.
Nore OF the indicted players who wer.
late acquitted by iury In Cr!mlna.
Court here. has made a oi!caiion 10 Judge
Lands :"F Reinstatement IN organized
naseha!.. ard thG action ~ tn. cprrnis-
sionsT n the caae %! Gedcon was looked
precedent !or action II reimbursement is
requested by them,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
PREP SCHOOLS TO PLAY
) FOR CITY TITLE TO-DAY
Elcvens of John Marshall and
McCuirc's Will Clash at
Boulevard Field

kichmonds preliminary football
contest TO the big encounter to,hor-
row afternoon between University OF
North Carolina and Virginia Military
institute. VIII bc played this after
noon at boulevard Field. when John
MARSHALL High School and McC;uir.'s
University School viii battle for the
ptcp school football championship OF
n.iuhmohd. The game Will begin at
$50; l80th teams have pu, i'm !, hard
Netk OF practice IN preparation for
me contest. and the game should b.
battle royal
John Marshall and McGuirc's are
old rivals and have fought many hit
Ter contests on the rridirun. In for
,ner years McGuirc's. Rcncdictinc.
Richinond Academy and John Mar
shaii competed annually for the cham
nlonship of the Richmond Prem.
Schooi Athletic Association. The or
Gahization was disbanded several
years ago. and since that Time Nc
lures. Bencdictinc and John Mar
snail have battlcd for tho tIt,. Tho
Academy having been disband.d
McCiuirc's defeated Rcncdictinc 6
10 U. last Friday. and should the Red
ana slack beat John Marshall today
VIII nave a clear title to the cIty
utle. John Marshall viii have TO bca,
hcncdictine before taking IN. honor
sEch IL she wins from McGuirc's to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
AMATEUR SHOOTERS
GIVEN REPRESENTATION
American Trapshoo,ing Asso.
cialion Also Elects Officers
at Annual Meeting.
lBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 3-Thc board of III.
rectors OF the American Trapshoot,ns AS.
socihtion today elected tn. following Of
hc"rs: President. Elmer r.. Shancy. Slip
perry Rock. Ia vice president. Thomas a.
Marshall. Chicago. treasurer. r. A. Davis
New York: ctary-manager & Mci.,nn
the last for i pcrioj OF three years. The
executive committee consisting OF T. q;
Drew. New Haven: +. H. Keller. New
lnrk n. W. Lyman. w!lnington: j L.
ciark. New York ,and T.. Il. CALVIN. VII
ii!neton. Was reelected
Diher business Included revision Of by
laws giving amateurs representation in
IN" associiton and PROVISION Tor the
formation Of u committee ~ Ave represent
ing tho 1--WE zones OF tn. association 10
meet with tn. executive committee In
New York. December L.. to prcnarc rcgu-
lat!ons governing tournaments during the
season ~ 1922 ~ this meeting IL &,
Ironb!c that tn" place OF the grand Amer
lean handicap viii b" announced. Inyl-
tatons are expected fL.pin Chicago. At
lantic city. Indianapolis. Dcs Moin-s and
Cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
81 NIRGINIANS LEAVE
FOR CAME IN ATHENS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch
CUARLoTTESNILl VA. Nov. 3.
-Twenty-fou men left tonight with
Coach Warren, Manager Harrison and
Assistant Manager Scales for Gcor-
Gia, where they VIII meet the Cnivcr-
s!ty OF Georgia At Athens Saturday.
Niche is the only varsity man suf-
iertns from injuries. and he will
PROBABLY be able to start against the
"BulldoEs.' HIS position a, right
end, however. has 4 good substitute
In Stephenson. who. due TO Niche S
!nahiilty TO play several times has
ht!d down the wing with credit in
part OF almost every game.
The back Held that will lire up
against the Gcorgians will consist OF
Darlington or Foster at quarter:
captain Rinehart AT left half: Opple-
man at right half. and Harris at full
oack. This combination averages
about l6'. while the line, from left
10 right. Davis. Shackletord. Ward.
Hankins. Han, Clark and Niche will
ZIP the scales at about 115
The teams that face this wear are
very much the same as those OF last
year. both institutions being forIu-
nat. in having Il large return OF let
Ter men. Georgia has on her team
two CAPTAINS. Day. All-A,nerican
IN 1918. and Pew. in addition to Can
tain Reynolds. OF this season Viz
gina has one ex-captain. Niche. All
southern end last season. Georgia
has agreed. in accordance with Vir
S!nia's 'one-year rule, To play no first
year men. but to Offset this, Fits
stellar back field man. is again in tic
linc-up "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
ED LEWIS WINS BOUT
BY USING ARMLOCKS
tBy United News.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ed stranger
Lewls' former heavyweight champion.
made quick work OF Joe Folk in IN.
opening bout OF the metropolitan
wrestling season. here tonight.
throwing Polk in two straight faIis
The first fall came after six minutes
ana four seconds of tussling. when
Lewis clamped an armlock on his on
ponent. double armlock did III.
work In the second fall. after four
minutes and nineteen seconds
Leo Gardini. so-called Italian
champion, threw Mike Romano in
straight falls OF seven minutcy and
iifteen seconds and four minutes and
five seconds
The new athletic committee evil
IDENTIFY had their eyes open Tor any
stating on the part OF the Erapplcrs.
and the new rules were rigidly en-
forced. judging from the shortncss Of
the bouts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
GEORGETOWN MEETS
FORDHAM SATURDAY

Perhaps the biggest iutcrscctional
football clash OF the year 10 be staged
in the South this ful! VIII be the
gTIdiron battle between elevens o.
Georgetown University and Fordham
University. Of New York. in Wash :
ington tomorrow afternoon. The
game viii be one OF the contests Tor
the Jesuit championship OF the East,
and is of interest locally because
Georgetown a. one time played sew
crni Virginia clcveas. Last year she
played Washington and Lee and was
beaten by the Generals. Il to !. The
teams VIII not play this year.
Georgetown has not lost a game
this year, and has been victorious in
one OF III. contests FOR the Jesuit
title. The !iilltoppers defeated Holy
Cross, = TO o. Fordham and Bos-
ton College played scorcless tie.
Georgetown viii play Boston College
November 10. in BOSTON.
Coach Exendine. 6f Georgetown, has
q powerful scoring machine. The team
ranking fourth in points scored b.
the leading college cicvens OF Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
-YEAR-OLD YOUNGsTER
IS SHOOTING SENSATION
William Ii. Richard Member
of Team Which Defeats
Great Britain Gunners.

The sensational shooting OF Virgil
Richard. the 2Uycar-old son OF Cap
tain William II. Richard. o: New
Haven. Conn was the feature O: the
| Smnlltorc rifle matches at Camp Per-
ry.
Young Richard has been coming
along gradually for several years. lie
is Il graduate oil the Winchester Ju-
Nor Rifle Corps and his training in
that organization has helped him
wonderfully. Last summer. Richard
blossomed out as n record breaker In
the Smallborc Rifle League match
At Tenaiiy. and after the 1920 Camp
Perry matches, he went out with the
Winchester team giving exhibitions.
At Camp Perry in September. tm..
boy showed how he has developed
this year. After tieinG T.. G. Bonham
i'll the Wimbledon and losing out be
the Swiss match. then the Long
Range re-entry and the EGG Pool
matches. He was one of those who
tied with perfect score in the mtg
tent with this hne shooting. the
!oungstcr showed his mettlc when
IN the International team match
America, VS.. Great Britain--when he
s,iazed through the pick OF the United
score OF 39SH4oo. the best score ever
made in this match outdoors
Richards father was, and still is.
one OF the greatest 80 Calibcr ana
smallborc shots in the world. and this
year branched out as trapshootcr
and won the professional champion
ship of Connecticut. The yo,inCe:
Richard Is following in the footsteps
OF his father. and great shot as
NcAards. Sr was and is. the young
s'er gives every indication of bet
terihg the record OF his dad
Several other boys who are afiili-
aied with the Winchester Junior
Rifle Corps did excellent work in the
matches. Besides Richard EicharI
ia lard, of Davenport. Ia. and Uric
;. Vance, OF Hillshoro. Ohio. made the
American International team and
helped keep the Dewar trophy In this
country.
In 1919. one member OF the W. ].
X. I. made the team-Armand Nor
gan. Last year the number was in
creased to two-Richard and Ballard.
and this year Vance joins the squad
Major Townsend Whclan. a member
of the national advisory board Of the
W. j. X. G.. was second TO Richard
on the international team. Russell
W lies. Jr.. IL years old. won the ma
tional Junior match and the unknown
score match. lie is also w. j. Il. Z.
boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
V|RC|NMNs PRESENT
MEMORIAL TO GEORGIA
Tablet i'll Memory of Won
Cannon Will Be Unveiled !
iny Associated Press.l

ATHENS. Nov. 1.-The Georgia. Virgini.
FOOTBALL game here Saturday VIII be pr,
coded by the presentation OF n memorial
tablet from the University OF virginia To
The University OF Georgia in honor of Won
'ahimon. Georgia football player from
Roinc. Ga. Who was Killed in IL Georgia.
virginia EaTe In 1891. DIR. Albert Lcfcvre.
OF virginia. VII make the presentation
speech. To which DR.. =. V. Sanford Will
reply In acceptance for Georgia. Tho
ceremony Will be held In tho chapel a.
1918 O'Clock Saturday morning. Cover
nor Thomas W. Iiardwick. of Georgia
The fatal accident 10 Won Cannon
nearly caused football to b. outiuwed by
!.sislntiv. action in Georgia. Ills death
caused so great an aversion TO the sLuf,
that bosh houses ot the Georgia i.egtsla.
turc passed a bill proh iD!tinS II. The BIZ
Was vetoed. however. at the plea of the
dead athletes mother.
Special trains from :hrce different point,
have been scheduled to bring tho crowds
10 Athens SATURDAY for the GeorEin-Vif.
GINA football zane. on which may hinge
the championship Of the s. I. a. A.. an
IN" riverside G.oTEia Ms.tary COLLEGE
game. In which the Gcorg,a prep crown
is at stake. The Georgia chapter Of the
chi Phi Fraternity - also 10 unveil :.
memorial tablet TO nYc OF It's MON Der.
who were killed In battle during the
world war. and Representatives from all
southern chapters 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
William AND MARY
ELEVEN GOING GOOD
Indians Working Together,
and Coach Expects Victory
Over Catholic GU
Especial to The Times-D,suntchl

Especial to The Times D.spatc h.1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. g.
William and Mary Colleges clash
with Catholic University In Newport
News tomorrow comes AT a time when
the Indians are travelling at their
fastest gait"
The close OF the season is Thanks
giving. II has been the policy OF
Coach Fincher. of All-Amcrican fame.
To develop his team In such n way
mat the Turkey Day contes, would
hnd William and Mary at it's best
form. The, development has been
brought about quicker than the
coaching staff believed, and the In :
dams will take the field tomorrow
AS ; smooth machine.
~ the llncmen open up any kind
OF hole for the back field Coach
fincher's speed boys will do their
part TO advance the ball While
Superiativcs generally are digestcd
m,'n grain or salt it is admitted
with william and Mary athletes Tor
Inc last decade. that this years back
neld is the fastest developed within
vhat period In Joyce Levy. of Dlr-
south Norfolk. William and Mary
mas two stars who are difiicuit 70
stop in n broken field. Lionel LEVY.
Hastings. Flanders and ChalkIey also
ball Hastings especially rapplng the
line open lie was one of The s,,rs
week. "'>
The Indians record for the sea
son ioiiowS; V: !; l.: II: w. & NJ. o.
lrihity. o; w. & NJ. l2: George Wash
inSton, W. IL NJ. = Wake Forest.
~; W. * NJ. 81: Randolph Macon.
After the Catholic L. contest. only
Union s Thso,oEical Seminary. Camp
fnstiS and the University OF Rich
mond remain to be played.
n" william and Mary squad leaves
mere Saturday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
PRINCETON HONORS
QUARTERBACK LOUVRE
IRv Assoclaicd rrcss- l

PRINCETON, y :, Nov. 3.-ponald
Il. Louric. OF Peru. H.. all-American
quarter back ia 1920. and field gen
cral Of this years Princeton team.
was awarded the Poe memorial cup
for 1920 tonight by President John
Grier iiibben at the final mass-meet-
ing ot the undergraduate body be-
for" the Harvard game Saturday.
The award is made yearly by Mrs
John =. Poe. OF Baltimore, In memory
Of her son, Johnny Poe, OF Princeton
football fame. who was killed in ac-
ton in France with the Black Watch
According TO the Inscription il is
given u that memory OF the football
team who best cNemplihes loyalty to
Princeton, courage, detcrminati ton.
fairness in the game, self-conirol and
modcsty."
The only others who have received
the cup are 4. c. Gneret. center, OF
the 1917 eleven, and z NJ TrimGle.
star half back, 0. the 1919 team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
Three Yankee Players
Have Checks Withheld
LBy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-"Babe"
Ruth's share of the worlds series
receipts. together with the share
OF Bob Meusel and William picrcy.
who accompanied Ruth on the
transforming jaunt. though
warned they were violating base
ball rules. remains unpaid. il was
learned today.
Distribution OF The players
share OF tbs series purse is direct
ell by the commissioner. Judge
Lands. When Judge Lands
learned OF Ruth's exhibition tour
III defiance OF orders. il is said lie
sent word to the owners OF the
Yankee team of his intention to
mold up the offenders shares. and
thls report. il is said, NIGH, have
caused Ruth To abandon his tour.
Ruth. MeuSel and Piercy each
nave claim Tor S3.c63.oG. TWEEN
tE-hve members OF the Yankee
all have been paid. with the ex-
cepiion OF these three men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
GENERALS MEET TECH
ON TRACK SATURDAY
Snec ii 20 The Timcs-Dlsrn,c

t'.... 81 90 ne J ines JlSpa'CN.l
LEM NGToN. VA \oy ~. ;, =,
iir%t TIM IN the history OF the two in in.
%.IlutiohS croSS-country track teams
representing Washington and L..
Lniversity ana Virginia Poivtechmj.
ihstltGtc viii meet at Hlackshurr on
saturday In Special dual meet Al.
!housh both schools have SUPPORTED
TINS particular branch Of sr"rt in
previous years, this is IL. FIRST Inn.
mat {" meet has been arranged he.
aWveh them. despite tho fac, that in
other, various branches of spor, nv
are The closest OF rivals.
N"ShinHi"n ana Lees barriers thus
Year present perhaps the best app.ar-
thrc ior some seasons. ana from III.
I'm. Trials whlcit have been held hy
oaci Forrest Fletcher durin. ~,
last ten days the blue ana Whito
SQUAD should give "a good acco,ir, =,
itself on III" Elackshur. course SatIr.
DAY. IN" Generals team Mil he CON
posed OF Captain Harold Garard ~
.. smith, Howard, Gu"rraut. Swonc
IasS ana Bailio;t. al OF whom wGr,
ON ms squad last year with the ..x
ccptiOn Of Ballot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
DODGERS RESERVE
MANY OF THEIR MEN

lSpecia! to The Times Dispatch.l
BlsokLfN. y. Y, Nov. 3--The re-
serve list of the Brooklyn Robins for
1921 was filed with John ~ Heydler.
president of the National League, yes
terday. II is as follows:
litchers-clarcnce l.. Brown Leon
Galore. Roy G. Gordonier, Rurleigh
Grimes, AL Mamaux. Herbert l.. Man
nuk. John X. Miljus. Clarence Mitchell.
George u. MOZART, Samuel u. Post,
walter H. Ruether. Ferdinand Schupp.
Paul Schneider, II. S. Shrivcr. Shcrrod
smith and Arthur G.. Vance
tatchers.Ii. DE Berry. Bernard 4
huhSiihS Ernest Kruger, otto Miller
ana James ". Taylor.
lnfielders-Andrew High, Hal jan
vim, James Johnston. Peter J. Kilduff.
w. }: McCarren. -. 9. Oden. J. l.. OIL
son, Ray II. Schmandt and Charles w.
Ward.
outiielders-Edwin Eayrs. Bert
Gr!hth, Thomas q. Griffith. Wallace
Roscbery and lack Wheat. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04

Virginia and Hopkins
to Send CUNTS Here

Johns Hopkins University and
the University OF Virginia will
send their basketball teams to this
city FOR game in the iI0wItZcrs'
Armory January 81. 1922. AR
engagements for the battle were
closed yesterday. when athletic au
thoritieS AT the two Institutions
notified tie officials of the How
tiers they would come here
Both institutions turn out for
midable basketball teams each
year. and in bringing these quints
to Richmond the Howitzers have
secured two of the best iives In
this section. The seating capacity
OF the armory will be increased
to handle the crowd
othcr big universities in Vir-
Einia have been asked to come
mere. ana replies to letters sent
out are expected in n few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
DOBSON MAKES CHANGE
IN LINEUP OF SPIDERS
Fray Will Replace Towill
When Red and Blue
Faces Tarhccls.

Wig and Carolina football
elcvcns scrap each other tomorrow
At Stadium Field. Westhamp;un. when
the University OF Richmond meets
Wake Forest College. Many inter-
eSting features are attached to the
fray. which begins promptly ut 3
Besides the interest at Westhamp-
Spiders in having the Red and Blue
eleven come across with a win after
long siege on them By the jinx. an
nounce:nent by Head Coach Dobson
last night. that he would give q slight
shtkc-up TO his varsity. takes the
center OF the stage. 'rhe shift OF
fort TO add strength to the offensive
power of the Spiders ami in others
70 save ;irst- string men, who are Suf-
fe-ins from slight casualties.
The outstanding change in the Uni
rersity OF Richmond's line-up when
Il faces the TarhcelS tomorrow. will
De the replacing OF Towiil by Fray.
Just how long Fray will stay in the
haitle VIII be determined upon the
ability OF the youth.
Should Fray demonstrate that his
work oi last Saturday was not Il huke
and hc able TO MAKE any kind OF !,
success in carrying out his assign
mcnts against the Gold and Black.
his holding down lett half back no.
s.tion VIII las, for four quarters.
Fray surely has "a rep - live up to.
cut Dobspn and the Spider team and
students feel ,ha; he is capable Of
holding his present status TowilVs
playing in the pinches has been a bit
OF color.
The other shift involves linemen.
namely Booker. Johnson. Rcams and
Radcliffe. 1t means that Booker goes
out and Ratcl!tic in. However, the
exchange Will not mean ;hat Rat
clitf. VIII substitute for Booker. as
the bic ltln-1'S ~. ,..fT
Johnson. who played tackle last
week, and Ratc!iTe Will hold down
RICH, end instead OF I:cams. who
moves into right tackle tn. place
made vacant by JohnScu's move TO
guard. Otherwise. the spiders will
mold tMe!r l-nn.Mn .utnci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
SYRACUSE FOOTBALL.
TEAM INNADES CANADA
lEy .Assoc.atcl rrcsa.

SYRACUSE. y. y. Soy 3-Coach
chick" M-eGan and y squad OF twenty
two Istycrs OF TIA. Syracuse University
football team LEI: here tor;:ht Tor Mon
.trca!. where McGii! University VIII =.
played Saturday.
McGi!l. whi1! has been playing rugby
style OF football. Will turn to the Amer
lean conventional Eanr Saturday.
The contest Saturday Is said TO mark
the FIRST meeting OF teams representing
Canadian and United States universities
In football since McGill met Harvard In
Il game OF rugby at Canhrldee "a 1874
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
CENTRE AND TULANE
SIGN 2-YEAR CONTRACT
lHy AssocIa1.d press-

MEM ORLEANS. LA. Nov. a.-Tu-
.hhe University viii meet Centre COL
i'Se al banvillc. Ky. next year. un-
ger III" terms OF a contract closed to-
uaN, following announcement last
hIsht mat The two football clcvcus
VIII clash here next Thanksgiving
nay. The twu-ycIr contract bcIuorn
the locals and the Kcntuckians, who
recently humblcd Harvard wa.
signed today. THIS eliminates De.
lr"it, which had asked Centre for the
vacant Thanksgiving date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-04
OHIO STATE FOOTBALL
TEAM GIVEN SEND-OFF
nav AssOcjntcl Press. \

~ AssUCIatcd Prcss.J
COLUMBUS. ONO, Nov. 3.-Thiriy
members OF the OHIO state University
football squad We're given Il rousiny
send. on @hcre tonight by several
thousand fellow students and local
football fans at The Union Station
preparatory 10 their departure for
chicago" where state IS 10 play Chi
cagu Saturday afternoon.
Mn" other members Of the squad
VIII leave tomorrow