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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND HOLDS
SEVERE SCRIMMAGE AT STADIUM
Dobsom Groons Spiders 70
Came With Wake Forest
Here Saturday.

Churchman'S scrubs were crushed
S,.,IiiH 10y. ny the SriGer varsity ON
scrimmage staged as a preparatory
TO the University al Richmoud Wax .
Forest game at Stadium Field Sat
nrdaE With the second squad
miniicing the Wake Forest team. Red
and Blue varsity registered nj least
I'VE touchdo"ns in one continuous
ScrimmaSc.
Both sets OF the local backs were
while the boys who start III the
weekend fracas manifested the
greater ability. the next grade also
ran wild. Jones, Snead. Ziesler and
ana after they had run the ball over
The field awhile. Il quartet made up
OF Towill. Cosby. Mahaney and Ilar-
ihan did almost equally as we'll.
Dobson viii close his rough work
Tor saturdays contest today. hut
TINS afternoons clash between the
two Richmond squads is counted on
TO be even more dashing than ycs,er-
days ii that be possible.
with Price and Klevesahl back on
the squad and working lightly in
practice, more experience has been
added 20 the local line. and these two
men are likely to get in SATURDAYS
game. Captain Prices chances are
slim as his absence has been :. long
one. yet II looks good for Spider
Considering the incNpcrence of the
Spiders linemcn, their showing thus
lar has been a feature OF the Red and
B!ucS play, and Wake Forests heay-
ing. pounding backs will meet strong
resistance when they assail the Spider
goal by direct thrusts. Every effort
is being made to protect the flraks
and II the locals thwart the Wake
Forest runners. as they did tho dam
gerous Davidson backs last week.
they stand good chance OF winning
Regardless of the comparative
scores. which give Wake Forest an
of Richmond should finish their sixth
contest u winner by &; small margin.
They now have a drive. speed and
tair ability at forward passing. and
nave in their back field men that are
dangerous with toe. when drop-kick-
ing is needed as far back as the for
ty-yard line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
UNION UNIVERSITY PLAYS
STRONG TEAM SATURDAY
Local Co'ored Eleven Will
Meet A. & Il. College
at Greensboro.
at Greensboro.

Union University Will depart Friday
morning ut 1885 TO meet the strong:
a. and T.. College of Greensboro, y. c.,
Saturday.
Last year when these teams met at
Richmond tho "Downhomcrs" won by
80 score. Union is determined TO
wipe out this defeat and regain itu
supremacy over North Carolina teams.
and with this In View Coach Marlin
has been driving his protcGes hard
in preparation for the game. The
men came out OF Saturdays contest
free from Injuries. and unless acci-
dents occur Union shall be able 10
place It's strongest lineup on the
field this week.
Already preparations for tho Cot-
orcd intercollegiate Association game
Saturday. November u. at lIovcy
Park against Lincoln University has
started. y large delegation OF root
crs will accompany the team from
Lincoln. Pa. and 10 this end add
iional sands are being erected in
order to give Lincoln followers a
roofing section on the field.
y great battle is looked for WHOM
these teams meet az in former years
the rival coaches often played against
each other during their college days
Coach Martin. Of Union. from Nor
wich University, and Coach shell
hurnc. Of Lincoln. from Dartmouth
University.
This game will go long way to-
ward determining the champion ot
ia" Colorcd intercollegiate. Assocla-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
TRINITY COLLEGE QUINT
TO take SOUTHERN TRIP
North Carolina Cagcrs Aban-
don Annual Jaunt Into Nir-
ginia--NIanagcr Is Busy.

tSpccia! 20 The Times Dispatch.l
DURHAM, y. -. Nov. o.--The Trim
ity College basketball team this year
will take jaunt through Georgia.
Florida and Alabama instead %
through Virginia as in previous
years. The tentative schedule now
W. :. Borland shows games with
Georgia Tech. University OF Georgia
or OGlcthorpc. Universities OF Ala
bama and Florida and with other i'm
portant institutions OF the South.
Twenty-Five games will be played,
most OF them away from home.
The schedule. which is IN 4 iorna-
tive state. shows several games in
Raleigh. one bending with Davidson
to the played in Charlottes, and seven
to he played at home.
The tentative schedule shows the
following games: January IS. E!on at
R Rai'h; Januarys -, state at
Wake Forest: February (. Carolina
a, Chapel Hill; February 6. Elon at
Raleigh: February Q. Guilford at
Durham: February IL, Davidson at
Charlotte Crending); February ii.
University of Gcorgia or OslethOrpc
at Athens; February -. Georgia Tech
at Atlanta: February lG. open; Feb
airy IS. University of Alabama at
University Of Alabama: February 90.
Stetson University nj De Land Fla;
February Il. University OF Florida at
gainesville: February -. f.lon at
Kaleigh: March |. state at Durham;
March {. Wake Forest at home:
March s. Carolina at home.
Manager Borland is attempting 10
secure home games for the following
dates: January II. II, % and IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
CONNIE MACK BIDS
LAKE CHARLES ADIEJ

fiilLA DELPlIIA. Nov. Connie
Mich, the long. lean leader OF the
Athletics. has announced that his
gnrohic tailenders have abnndoned
like charles. La. as training
camp and probably will pitch thnir.
amp somewhere in Florida next sen.
For several years Connie smoke Of
Lake charles as the garden spot or
,he world. and the ideal place for.
framing ball players.
botn the Giants and Yunks called
az La Re Charles last spring. and wer.
NOT particularly impressed with the
Town other than its hospitality. And
dition. III eo'
The Yankees played the 81. Louis
Iardinals on the Lake Charles sand
uuheS: and il VAS on this diamond
mat Bobby Roth first hurt the leg
Which Kept him q bench warmer dur
ing practically the entire 1921 sea-
McGraw also was displeased with
the Lake Charles field. and rcma rk ed
recently that he didn't sec how any
one could train Il ball club oh such
i Eut it doesn't seem To- make much
M.iiierence where the Athletics train.
Ihty finish last just the same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY COACH
DISCUSSES MODERN FOOTBALL
o'aSs declares With Right Sort of Coaching, Men Can
BE Made Faster Cridron Than in
Any Branch of Sport

played against Chicago high school
StcamS.
Stage recalled with Il smile that
chicago's second football game was
played in public park. where "A
mounted policeman kept the crowd
from the field. and that in scoring n
touchdown he had been charged with
USING the policeman ana his horse for
interference.
Tho game has grown immensely
more complicated since those days"
ne observed. 81 suppose the forward
pass has added 81 i-3 per cent To it's
intricacics.
Yet It is bastly the same game
uS when started to play. one note
n ,,!, ehanEe from early days that I
wei remember is that the center used
10 snap the ball back with his foot.
lie stood straight up with one foot
on the bali. which he caused In hop
, nacK ny downward and backward
pressure OF his foot. Centcrs and
quarter backs used To practice and
J,ractice because this was difficult to
r n,'oa " cnn,"r az, l5,eanent fumbles. \
Were valuable for that reason.
Development in the complications
of, inc rarne has been Il thousand
fohl. Football today is the p,osi
hiEhiy scientific game there is.
Spectators Sec Only Part of Cnmc.
Spectators do no, sec a hundr.th
part of what is going on. They mr..
able 81 follow the ball on many plays.
put IN tn" masked plays. where the
formations are ciosc-rInys ,nr
ins;ane,. where the quarter back NAV
tcint a pass Ia one player and then
pass 10 .tno;hcr--it is Impossible. Tor
persons not convcrsant with the game
TO follow tho different moves ,i,irh
less 10 understand the blocking
methods employed by the llncn.n ana
backs 10 Clt.Ckmatc the opponcnts
Attack has advanced Wonderfully
In the las7 thirty years. Progress
has resulted from long. hard thing
ing and thu most carefully worked
out cAmpaiG1ls. At the same time IN.
defensive ha" kept pace with tn. or
tense. Otherwise you would sc. TN,
result In nbsrrdly large scores.
Il wish thaL it were possible for
team Ia meet team without having
heard much or one another. That.
OF course. is impossible. The scout.
ing system has come TO stay
'Eu, with no scouts. the coach with
inr"ntiv"ncss and original plans OF
campaign would iEive full opportunity
TO prove himself. Ills new ideas. his
tactics. would have their best chance
as II ~. /, is almost imrossibl. To
keep new idea your own Your team
~ constantly watched and here In the
Western Confcrenc. every game
counts go heavily f1- position that
you can take few chances. Something
new in no time ben, ONES common
property and y"nr opposition is
lnE system, with two teams equally
matched. the in"cutivcia ~ and broad
rrasp OF the game held by on. coach
may De entirely Offset; b. another
tcs. hut warned hcforelEIna."
originality. IL might ~. added IL
REGARDED IN til. football world a. one
M Coach Stages chi"f charucteris,ics.
because y Is Wen known t2rat he has
had to Offset his iacl, 81 material bv
unique methods.
u do not think the inventive posi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
INDIANS ARRANGE TRIP
FOR BASEBALL TOsSERs
William and Mary Nine Will
Play Eight Games OH Its
Northern Invasion.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Nov. .
William and Mary College already
has arranged eight games on it's
Northern baseball trip next spring
The trip extends as far as New York
CITY, and negotiations for "A ninth
game are being conducted with Yale.
Ihe trip schedule follows:
April est. Johns Colleges.
Aprii S6-Cnitcd States Naval
Academy.
sity. '"'"S Nef-
April 2S-UnivcrSity of Delaware.
April 29-Lafayettc College.
May New York University.
May City College OF New York.
The 1922 invasion will begin four
teen days later than William and
Mary's pilgrimage last season. when
me team representing Amcrica's sec
ohh oldest institution of learning de-
feated University Of Pennsylvania and
lost to Lehigh in the ninth inning by
Il 80 score. Dewey Marshall. star
pitcher of the William and Mary club.
reported to the Cincinnati National
League team at the close of the col
legc season. and was farmed out to
Atlanta. lie is now the property OF
inc Washington American League
club. Prospects are very bright for
another winning club.
Home games already scheduled in
clnde Lafayette. University of Yer
mont and University OF Delaware.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Coaches of TarIcel Outfit
Push Their Charges 10
Limit for Contest.
ISpeci..l 10 The rimes-Disnntch. !

,,HHpISi'.' 70 INC mes Dispatch.]
WAKE FOREST. Nov. 2.-Coach
James l.. White is using every avail
aDle moment in preparation for the
Hichrnond University football game
TI;ait ,%yy., which Will take place in
Forest is determined to win.
Last year the Nirginians defeated
axe Forest by 4 score Of 20 to =.
the Old gold and Black eleven weak
Richmond to Il 80 tie during the Iirst
halt. Wake Forest supporters and
ana players are determined that such
ShaiI not happen this season, but ON
theirs. "
Although nothing can be definitely
surintscd from comparative scores.
wake Forest is about three points
, nes'e on,, than iEiehmond. Davidson is
COMPARISON can be acquired. Wake
Forest defeated Davidson. lO-7 and
Davidson played Richmond To a li-ij
me- me o MakS Forest r., IS placing LITTLE or
davidson only scored her two touch
downs after Richmond had run in
several SueStitutionS in the last quar-
Since the game las, SATURDAY in
which Wake Forest deTcatcd ;;uii.
ford. % to .. both Coach White ana
y assistant Coach Newmarket have been
u, .Nn all their time TO the first
In shape for tho contest saturdav.
kcEular plays have been perfected
10 greater degree of efficiency, ami
the team is working smoothly.
s,ar ne ,iheinp that probably will
terhon, ends; Moss and Pearcc.
tackles: W. johnson and Martin ~.
iiioiman. guards: Taylor. center; Bow
IN. Quarter back: Hickman and Arm
strong half backs. and Fulton FUN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
BABE RUTH RECEIVES
HINTS FOR HIS "ACT'
IEv I;ni1ed NcMs /

NEW YORK. Nov. Eff Babe Ruth
doesn't make Il hit in vaudeville. il
wont be his friends fault. judging
by the scores OF helpful hints that
nave poured into the Bainbino's mail
DON since the announcement that he
would appear on the Keith circuit tor
twenty weeks.
Some Of the suggestions received
Tor the baseball kings act are as
follows:
Why not present Babe in Il con-
denScd version OF The Bat 90
You might tell the audience you
always breakfast on batter cakes"
show the audience how YOU hit
nome runs. The orchestra leader can
give you the pitch"
Have the blondincd women in the
audience form a bleacher section"
AS the act begins. hang by a strap
from tree labelled Judge Landis.'
Then say. I'm suspended"
E.nu:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
3 NEWPORT NEWS BOYS
ON INDIANS. ELEVEN
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch,1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Nov. ..-Thc
presence OF three Newport News bows.
John Todd. tackle: Bake" Jones. half
nam and Mary College squad. lends
huns" interest TO the Indians clash
with Catholic University in Newport
News Saturday at liorwit. Park.
rod was the crack center OF the
state prep. school championship
last season. fIe-Von the center berth
az the start OF the season at vii
nam and Mary. but Coach Fincher
needed good tackles. and shifted Todd
Manry High school. Norfolk. tool;
Todd's place. and Captain wilson,
varsity center last year, was shifted
I" guard. Todd has been giving n
good account OF himself in his new
position. and has missed only two
goats from touchdown this season.
Jenkins. of last years scrubs.
starred against Randolph Macon here
last saturday. smashing the Yellow
Jackets interference and throwing
the runner for loss on several occa
siohs; Although he is laid UP for the
a'hc peihs WITH an injured foot. there
4 Cnahce O: his getting into the
Catholic u" struggle.
HARDWOOD. Newport News boy. who
Won iour letters in college last YEAR
ana who made the freshmen eleven
NJ university OF Virginia in 1919. will
Thanksgiving.
Bake" Jones played three wears
on the llampdcn- Sidney varsity and
FAST year was varsity Quarterback;
mere. His Knee is rounding into
snare. and for the last week lie has
been working out with the snund'
he Will be played in Saturdays game"
after having been out since October I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
WILLIAM AND MARY'S
GRID TEAM kept BUSY
Coach Finchcr Pushes Indians
to Limit for Game With
Catholic gu"
Special % The Times Dispatch.l

special 10 The Times DiSpatCh.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. -
Coach Bill Finchcr, To 1T his light
ing football warriors for the Catho-
lie University game in Newport News
on Saturday. gave them 4 third sue
ccSsive day of ScrimmaSc at Cary
Field this afternoon. and when duSH
came il was a tired. bu, much inn
proved erid!ron machine that sought
the shower baths.
At no time this season has tho
coach driven the Indians at such ter
rifle clip. as has been evidenced this
week. He was disappointed over
their play against Randolph Macon.
anu served notice he would give the
squad ample work.
The Indians are expecting n hard
iGht from the Washington eleven. and
saturday will find the William and
Mary boys in their best shape. OF
course. Wallace HARDWOOD will DC
missed greatly In Saturdays contest,
Tor he was not only calling signals
and running the team with splendid
seneralship. hut also was playing "a
bang-uD game at end when injured
in the Wake Forest melee in Norfolk
two weeks. ago.
Coach l'inchcr will take between
twenty and .twenty-four players 10
the ShipbuildinE City. Several hum
bred OF tho 'rah-rah" boys and girls
will accompany the team.
Pleased over the showing OF NIL
liam and Mary in Norfolk. all Tide
water Virginia is looking forward
with eager interest TO the Newport
News game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Keep Your Heart
Pumping Pure Blood
Waste Products in the Blood Cause Many Forms Of
Rheumatism, Skin Disorders and "
Lowered Vitality
How to Clear Your Blood Of Waste Products

You will say where does this
poison get in the blood? Now lis
ten: When foods disagree with us.
we have Concentrations; when our liver
is sluggish. wo are subject to con-
stipation; when we fail to drink
enough pure water. our kidneys can
not properly function; or when We
fall to take regular exercise our skin
becomes congcsted.
AS result. waste products get in
the blood. Ill health. sets in. You
may lose your strength and vitality;
or you may have rheumatic pains in
the muscles and joints; or YOU may
he troubled with pimplcs. bad boils.
sores or some other skin cruptioi1.
All because OF tho poisonous waste
products In the blood. Nature then
needs help. She has done her best,
but is failing.
Your blood Is your fountain source
OF encrGy-thercfore keep your heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
CONNIE MACK SIGNS
FREDERICKSBURG BOY

iSpeGia! TO The mes-Dispatch.l
= SBURG, VA. Nov.
.ficder!cksbur now has the dis
tihction of having furnished from it's
na:e2a!l fold player FOR the real
L'S league. big jim" Sullivan, a
former Frederick sburg College n,,n
Is the latest addition 10 the Philn
delphia Athletics. He has been Sc
cured by Connie Mack. owner of the
athieticS, as one OF the pitchers Of
MS outft. sullivan some time ago
attracted the attention OF several big
ieakue owners while twirling for tho
baltimore Orioles and the Three
league. several OF whom closely
watched Sullivan develop. Sullivan
VINO ~ native of Orange County
has many friends in this city and
section. who wish him the best of
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Trainer and Jockey
Receive Huge Salary
IBy Associated Press. !

PARIS. Nov. 2.--william Duke
and Guy Garner. American trainer
and jockey. respectively, for the
stable which the Aga Khan. an In
dian prince. is getting together for
1922. Will receive the largest sal
aries ever paid on the French turf.
Duke. formerly trainer for the
w. II. Vanderbilt string is said to
have signed contract with the
prince calling for. n guarantee of
100000 francs. with Il percentage
OF ~ per cent OF the stake win
ning>. Gamers retainer is made
up in dollars and is said TO top
the amount paid by Vanderbilt TO
frankie O'Ncil. 81. Louis. who up
10 this year' vas repu,cd to be the
highest paid jockey on'the CONT
nent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
IEy United News

TULSA. OKLA. Nov .--'Bo''
McMiiiim, start "t the Centre col.
leSe football eleven. who plunged
through the Crimson line for =
touchdown. defeating Harvard tor
his team for the first time In five
ycars. has scored again.
H!s objective was the hear, OF
Marie Mlcr. OF Tulsa The we'd
ding VIII take place in panvillc.
ny. this week.
The romance started way down
IN It Texas kindergarten where
To cut footballs instead o: boats
ana canoes from the birch bark
the teacher handed him, while
Marie looked on lovingly.
The affair grew as TO" entered
grammar school and finally col
lcGe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
VIRGINIA HARRIERS TO
RACE MARYLAND NOV. )
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. ..
The date for the dual cross coun-
try rum between University OF Mary
land and Virginia has been changed
aud the opposing barriers will meet
saturday u! this week. November :.
The strength Of Nirginia's invading
opponent has been clothed in sc.
crccy, and little can he learned con-
corning the distance men from Col
lego Park. The Maryland seven
hhiShcd th!rd IN the South Atlantic
meet held here last fall hut thci,.
squad has been considerably strength
cncd since that time
EN-cantain y. Il. Stands. OF the
virginia barriers. has been declared
track.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
RICHARDS ASSOCIATE
FINED 1000 IN OHIO
lHy Associated prcssI

COLUMBUS. ONO, Nov. "a fine
OF $1,000 was imposed in Federal
coui; here today upon Frank Flour
noi. OF New York, AN associate OF Tex
Richard. for bringing into Ohio films
OF inc mpscy-Carrcntier fight in
violation a: Federal law. F!ourno
pleaded guilty To the charge in the
none mat the films may be shown in
ohio. Before being shown they must
he approved by the state Film Cen
sorship Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
NEBRASKA LEAVES
FOR CANE WITH PITT

LINCOLN, NEH. Nov. 2.-Twcn,y.
dec aecor. s1sii muS"ers t"otbau warriors.
-ot inc University OF Nebraska ,,ii.d
BOARD a train here late today on P',u
h nrss leg OF their journey to Pit ''..
.i3.or5h,,,s d.. "heEc' on Saturday tho
~ or Pittsburgh in an luterscctio,,S..I
iootbail game. The team ,,sc ', ~
scribed as physically IT." i h,H;er
Chicago. Thursday. ''sid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
rulnnr ". centre Thanksgiving.

NEW DlsLf.ANS. IN, Nov. 2.--Tu-
'Ihc University today accepted a
challenge from Centre College. XIV.
TO meet on the Gridiron here Thanks
giving Day. The date had been left
open by the ken,uckians. Tulane
was 10 meet l.. :. T.. here Thanks
CIV ihS. but the game with the state
University recently was advanced -
NuNt!tIbNi 10
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IiShhmrnr Eleven ncnts Mu..nn,,....

" ny NESEOKD. VA. Nov. oIn ,
hp,lN fought contest AT Woodstock
saturday Fishburne Military School
"'ig"'s9 MasSanutten Academy by a
Rogers. right end for irishburne
made one .. the scores for his team
~ recovering IA tumble and running
UNITY NAII.' for 4 touchlnWn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Ohio state Lose. uoI, ,,,,.I

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Nov. o.-IIalf
lack Frank IIonakcr. of the Ohio
State football team. suffered a
broken shoulder tonight in scrim-
mage preparatory TO the Chica 60
state game. He will be out OF the
game the rest of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Mike Mcrigue score. Kn,o.

MONTREAL, QUE, Nov. Mike
McTieuc,. New York, holder OF the
Canadian middieweieht boxing title,
shocked out Buck Grouse. philadcl-
phia. in the fourth round of u ten
round bout tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
!.
GOLF MATCH WON BY
) EVANS AND GARDNER
by Associntcl Pr.

-,l-W OIsI.FNNS, IN, N0V Nl,-
spGcIa! scotch foursoinc STAGED -
inc Investment Bankers Conyentiom
Cnick Evans. former atn..,,,
,A.Ehampion. and Bob" C.ardun, ~
r.a-hicaso. representing the Norta ~,
day, defeated Nelson Whi,nev for.
:ncr southern champion, ana George
~ Kotan. OF Houston, rcDrcscnti,:r
The south. I, up and 9 to play. ov,I
the Mctairie course Of the 'Zrw.
d Orleans Country Clmb Nv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
BmI brennan Win, un,,

$1,000 PROVIDENCE, Z. t. Nov. 2-Hill
Va Brennan. of New York, was given
~ ftild decision over Dan Dowd. OF gos.
~ ton, in a tweive-round heavyweight
~ light at Marievile tonight.