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

LfNCHRUEG. VA. Nov. 2.-Clar-
ence Edward Meredith ana Mrs. Car
RE Lee Clements were married here
tuesday. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. c. b. Reynolds. ms
Tor OF First Christian Church. THO
pride was from Amherst County. They
Will live here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

LiNcIiBuRG, VA, Nov. 2.-Alhert
Lewis En"chs and Miss Verna BLAND
Johnson, were married Monday ever,
ing AT the home of G. A. Enochs
nro'her or the groom, the cclebrnn,
oeinG Rev. j. l.. McKenney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

DANVILLB, VA. Nov. 2.-Mr ma
Mrs. George ii. Woody, OF steiin
Patrick County, have announced No.
engagement of their daughter Mic
Mary Alice Woody, to Maurice Jnir'
ston Ransom, OF Henry County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

Marshal Foch is putting on a Missouri corn
con pipe probably to strengthen his constitu-
,ion for some OF Virginia's famous y,rn with
out the cob when he comes to Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

Colonel Anderson says that there are more
than $4,000 Office holders in Virginia The
United States Bureau OF the Census can find
only ai,s6a all told engaged IN public service
WHAT'S the answer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

iPUBLisHED every day In the year at 10 sou,h
Il tenth Street. Richmond. Va. by Inc ai"e''
q Dlspateh EublishlnE Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
THE DISPATCH
Est, 1859

q kntsred January 81 1906. at the PostoTee al
n Richmond. Va. second -ciass matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
MISS ELIZABETH WARREN
OUT OF TENNIS TOURNEY
Former Champion Beaten by
Miss Kathleen Rogcrson in
Pair Of Hard Sets.
TIIIrrY-TwO GAMEs PLAYED
Score Mt First Set To =. Will.
Second Is II to play MIx,d
Doubles Tournament This Week
Miss Warren, Former Chnmpion

william Tilden. national single,
tennis champion. may be seen in
action on the courts Of tho Conntrv
Club OF Virginia. ridden is oontn.
So"th In few weeks. and tennis
"'hcihis OF the local club win attempt
10 induce him to visi, this CITY
MISS Elizabeth Warren was elm
mated as possible contender for
IN" "om"n's tennis championships q,
IN" country Club Of Virginia vos,e,
day afternoon when she lo., b.,
match to Miss kathleen Rorcrson in
w" - IN" closest sets ever nI,vcd
on the local courts. Misa w.
'"ic" champion Of tho club wn, "a,
I"r'" To defeat her opponent. and
'h" victory Of Miss Rogcrson r,uo
~ surprise to thoyc watchI,y 81.
tournament 'o
"nch Mics k"E"rs"n took the corr,
"' "'Spi"ycd a htcadincss that womb
81" credit To "a more c,nnrin,,,
nia;.e. 'apc'Iaily " that player was
Pi'N ing Il match at crucial. ,s ,bn
on" between Mics Warren and MIss
."Sc'. IN Fast .and even tcpni,
ilhrheh tho FIRST set Both Mac,
''"S NJ hhrd TO secure an advan,,r.
"hh IL took twelve games To docid.
s", '.t sex MISS Koscrs'Y, won tho
MISS warren saw her chance TO
retain the Club's silver ,rnnby on,
ping away from her and ro,ur,o1
'he court determined tn cycn ~
match Try as shc might. sbo ooui,
ROT overcome the brilliant MIA. yi,,.
VI M'sS RoEcrson and los. tho arc
ono set. 4 To ..
:, "r'ea'ing Miss Warren. M,.s
,,.i,I TN advanced To the finals and
49, 'hc winner OF the Andor
p' paved this week Miss T.. Rorcr.
Sof IS sister of Miss, Kaihlcno M
'rson' She. too has PLAYED tnoJ -
IiS Sihc" tn" tournament s,nr,.d lao,
"'hh'shay. and will make n strong
W" 10 connect" with her sister in tho
'tnn' n'h'ch, Miss Anderson iv ,hes
cup champion at this time. having
won the lille from Miss war-e, ,,.,
year '"A'
considerable Interest has hoo,
snow in tennis at tho local club dur.
NIX IN" last week Rnbh and ma,
nav" reached tho finals In the mems
i""n'"S by virtu" OF victory over
.cci! and Buford. They viii mnet
liicEcl and Fleming In tho nnal match
this week. Tho date OF the match
has not been set
with tennis interest running HIGH
Edgar Trocth. local professional has
completed arrangement for mixed
doubles tournament. This events
which sets a precedent in tho history
OF the club. viii start Tuesday after
noon al o'clock
rairinrs for the mixed doubles
event follow:
Mrs Taylor and Rohb rs. Mrs Dnb-
r"N and Polhrd; Miss Eoadlcy md
blair vs.. Miss = Rogcrson and Rice:
Mrs. tpshur and Valentine VS.. Miss
Is Rorcrsou and BenEston: Miss War
rcn and Fleming VS.. Miss Anderson
and Montague
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
COLORED ELEVENS TO
CLASH HERE MONDAY

The 1921 football season o! colored
teams in this city will begin Monday
at Mayo Island Park when the ciev-
ems of the Adclphia Athletic Club and
the Supcrba Athletics clash In their
annual contest.
The Supcrhas promise to spring n
surprise on the Adciphias. cham
pions Of last year, whom they held
TO scorclcss tie, under the careful
coaching of Captain Cephas. This
team has been greatly strengthened
by the addition Of two former col
lego stars and Fred Johnson. Eu-
ropcan athlete.
The Adclrhias have promising
SQUAD OF thirty-fvc young athletes
from which To nick n winning team.
The same is being coached by Melvin
n. Walker. Of Shaw University. The
addition OF Threat and Coots. Of the
American Alliance. and Ammons. Col
Her and Vaughan. star half backs
and full backs OF last years team.
promise to make this one of the
most formidable aggregations in this
section OF the state.
| A section OF tho grand stand will
be reserved for white patrons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PENN STATE ELEVEN
WILL MEET TARHEELS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
STATE COI.LFGI:. IA, oct. l.--Thc
North Carolina State game next week
looms ahead as tho nrst real test for
the Penn state griddcrs. for the Tar
heels are known to have 4 scrappy
aggregation again this year. In ad-
dition. Bczdek's reconstructed eleven
should begin to find itself in another
week, and give n true indication OF
its ability. The game today with
Gettysburg and the one last week
with Lebanon Valley gave the Nit
tany coach rather definite line on
each player. and il is doubtful IL he
will make very many more shifts in
his lineup.
North Carolina will he the last OF
the early season games, for after
that contest the Penn State path will
be strcwn with thorns. for Lchiyh
coming here in tho big Alumni-IIomc-
coming Day battle. will be right on
edge for tho Penn State game. jus,
as the Bethlchcmitcs were last fall.
when they held the Nittany Lions 10
tie score. Whereas Penn State was
overwhelmingly the favorite last
fall. the reverse is almost true thu
year. for Bczdck's team has vet 70
demonstrate its ability.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
EFFORTS OF THREE STARS
GIVE NEW YORK FLA c
John McGraw, Hughcy Jen-
nlngs and Jesse Burkclt
Steer Giants to Top.
Llsy Associninh rr.ssl


NEW YORK, oct. i-Hcunited az
tor many years Of glory and strife
on the diamond Il great trio of base
bali players has brought the New
York Giants through this seasons
battles for the pcnnant John Nc
Graw, liuShcy Jennings. jesse Bur
kctt-thc names of all three are writ
ten al the top or the list OF base
balls heroes
McGraw is finishing his twentieth
year as manager Of the New York.
and in this year NJ has had as first
assistant jennings. his old team mate
ON the old team OF orioles OF RaIti-
more, ana Burkctt. as the second
deputy. The individual records Of
this trio at hat and ahcld stands out
among the greatest in the history Of
the game.
Ewrkcit has never had the good
fortune To manage major league
pcnnant winner. but Mctiraw has pil :
"tc'! the Giants TO Il roodly string Of
flags and Jennings won three pen
nan;s with the Tigers
McGraw wah a third basement first
with the great baltimore club and
then with ST Louis. and when ne
landed in New York nc retired az an
active and became Icadcr-onc of
tho forcmos, IN IN" annals OF tho
ramc. Jennings was shorts;op--
hrst with Louisville. then with Bal
t!norc and finally with brooklyn His
work as manager In Detroit came TO
close with the season Of 1920.
Eurkcu came to tho Giants in 1890
rs pitcher. hut was converted into
IAN "uthcldcr because h. could not
l.; ,nf, CHI :,
as an outfcldcr with New York.
Cleveland and 81. Louis, Eurkett
made history as ono of tho most able
ba;smcn in the game.
Tn" hating records OF McCiraw.
Jennings and Burkctt. combined,
represent 81 years Of hitting
over the 400 mark in the big show.
Hurkct; hattcd better than 300 for
eleven years. McGraw for nine and
Jennings for seven. Burkct; was the
miEhticst o. the trio and In 1895 he
hattcd ira mark second only to
iiuEhcy Duny's .+3S Of 1894
McGraws top average was 800 In
1899. the year that Ed DclcEhanty
to 20 over the 400 mark with an av-
cragc Of .iOS. Jennings did his hest
work with tho lat in 1896. when nc
hit .3?7. Ttans three. indeed.
Eurkctt went to Cleveland in 1892
and saw his club beaten for the Ma
tional League pcnnant by Boston. II
was not until 1895 that Euriictt was
arravcd against both NcGraw and
Jennings. in the Temple Cup series.
With Eurkctt playing "a heroic role
with the bat. the Spiders took the
measure OF the pcnnant winning ORR
olcs that fall. Cleveland won four
games and Baltimore only ono. In
1896 il WAS Baltimore against Clcvc-
land again for the. Temple Cup. and
once more it was McGraw and Jcn-
nings against Rurkett.
This time the Orioles cleaned up
without losing n game. They took
four straight. finishing the series
with 4 5 TO shut-out on the grounds
Of the Spiders. Baltimore was In
the series again in 1897. but Clcve-
land had dropped back and Boston
fought the Orioles for the old trophy.
Tho Orioles won that final compcti-
tion for the Temple Cup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
PILLS AND GIANTS SPLIT
SEASONS LAST CONTESTS
Quakcrs Beat Recent Pen
nant Winners in First Game,
100, but Lose Second.
tBy Associated Prsss.l

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. i.-philadeI :
phia ana New York split tn. final
games Of the season this afternoon.
INC tail cndcrs winning the first, 10
10 .. in the ninth Inning, and the
new champions the second. ) TO O.
The Phillics hit Douglh., freely. col
!cctinK twenty safctics, includinl.
hoiners by konctchy and Lee. After
II hip-nnd-tuck game the phillics won
wheh Schneider. who replaced Raw
!ings in the eighth. fumblcd Wright
stones Sroundcr.
The Giants won the second from
Ring by punching hits in tho second.
Several recruits were introduced by
the Giants. taIscy gave way to Jon
lard. sturdy right handler. from
Little Rock. in the sixth. and tho lat
ter famed seven. including the side
in the eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
X ANSAS CITY READY
FOR LEGION MEETING

KANSAS CITY. Oct. I.-Citizcns Of
Kansas CITY have rolled up their
sleeves and doncd their collars pre-
pairing tho stage for the biggest con-
vcnt!on and flying circus ever staged
in the United states
All is ready TO entertain tho I on. 900
delegates and visitors expected to
attend this annual American Legion
Convention October 81. November
and 2, and tho Flying Club OF Kan
sas City has roped of a monster'avia-
ton field on which the lcgion's FIRST
aerial meet will no held.
With more than a score OF world
war herocs-lcaders Of tho allied
armies-and President Harding on
the program, DICTIONARIES and their
families and friends in all parts OF
the United States arc preparing to
attend the convention.
Railroads in all parts Of the coun-
try have reduced fares to / cent n
mile for the convention delegates.
The convention housing committee.
anticipating one OF the largest MS
scmbiagcs ever gathered in n western
city, has made elaborate preparations
to care for the visitors. Hotels. clubs.
halls and homes have been enlisted
by the committee TO aid in housing
the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. oct. 1.-The greatest
pchhant race in tho history or or
Ea nl1cd baseball was made in tho
National League in tho season OF
i'Vs. when in tho closing wccl; OF
the ca mpaiSn. Chicago. New York.
and Pittsburgh. al! were in an ace
OF taking the honor. New York and
chicago finished III" season in "a tie
and in the playof the Cubs won.
on October 3. 1905. after Pitts
hurSh had assumed frs; position.
New York played philadelrhia. /,
was Matthewson against Covclcski.
and the latter won, TO >. Pitts-
hurGh and tho Cubs won their gamcs
TINT day, and tho Giants dropped 10
third.
Chicago and Pittsburgh then mot
in what was for them the last game
OF me season. one was bound to lose.
and II the gam" were played 20 Il tic.
there was chance that New York
would slip past both and win the
mpionShir Pittsburgh erred at
critical moments during the game.
and lost = 10 >. and was eliminated
in the championship race. having
played their fun quota Of games.
Chicago held first place. pittsburs II
second. and IN. Giants third. The
b'tHlS, however. h3G lnrE" games TO
play with Boston. and by winnini,
all of them could tie Chicago. They
won them.
Now turning back the history
pages few days. TO Septic mbcr %,
there occurred play which set the
baseball world by its ears. In the
last inning 81 the game between the
Cubs and Giants. with Mccormick on
third and Mcrklc on first and two
out, Brihw"ll. tho New York short
stop. hattcd clean hit over second
base Mccormick scored and Brid-
we'll touched first base. Evcrs. tho
Cub second sackcr. remained at his
post calling for tho ball TO he thrown
10 him. Chance. the cub leader. as
serted that il was thrown. demanded
that Umpire O'Day declared Mcrklc
out on the ground that he had not
touched second base. and therefore
had been forced out. o'Day Loft the
a.ld, announcing that the play was
"uspcndcd. After tho crowd left he
seated that the run which supposed
" WAS made by Mccormick. and
which would have won the game for
Sew York. had not scored. and that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
3 NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS
IN GREATEST PENNANI' RACE
History Shows Fight Between Chicago New York and
Pittsburgh in 1908 Stands Out Above All Others
Peculiar Play Recalled.

the contest, therefore. was tic. /
|" l. In other words no had de-
c!arcd Mcrklc out at second
The National League president. Pull
lam. sustained O'Day in his report.
and both teams protested Chicago
claimed il should have been awarded
the game under the rule referring
l" the number OF games which shall
be played during the season. and
that New York should have played
off the tic on September "a rho
Giants protested against the umpire s
decision. claiming il was not in ac-
cordancc with tho facts
fulliam called a meeting Of dircc-
tors. They upheld the decision Of the
umpire and the calling Of The game
tie. refused To grant tho Cub claim
on tho ground that they had tied
the hands Of the league president hy
the filing OF their protest and that
the game therefore could not he
played the following day. They then
ordered the game to 30 played OFF
at the Polo Grounds on October 8.
SO. with the season ending in n
tie between the teams they met on
October in memorable contest.
The Cubs won. Mathcwson hurled
for tho Giants and he was hattch In
but one inning. hut enough runs came
in then I" give Chicago tho game.
Chance MADE a bad hiundcr 10 start
the contest by starting rhcstcr in the
box. The Giants threw away their
chances to win tho game in tho
first inning by poor base running
Brown was sent in To relieve Pfcster
and he thereafter held the Giants
safe
The pcnnant races in both leagues
were close in 1916. In the National.
Brooklyn won, Philadelphia was sec
ond. Boston third and tho Giants
fourth. Philadelphia was beaten by
fifteen points in the percentage and
New York. though in fourth place.
was seven games behind tho leaders.
Boston was nine percentage points
behind Philadelphia. BOSTON won the
American LcaguS flag with only thir-
teen percentage points advantage
over tho White Sox, while Detroit was
close third.
In 1918. tho American League race
was close. Roston. Cleveland and
Washington finishing close together.
Last years American race Was do
cidcd in tho last days with Cleveland.
Chicago and New York punched
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
WORLDS SERIES PATRONS
PREDICT RECORD CLASHES
Review Of 1920 Games Shows
Coming Contest Will Have
TO Be Mighty Good.
lRy Assoc.aled rrc.sl

EI.N ypi,1- a., -, =,
'''Seo"'' rams
'"Fousho"' IN" land have started
their annual chattcrhox. th, snocu.
I,,iv. ;o-oru,,or =. 80. -,
'"s season classic OF the
Hatlonal ?asti'ne. Patrons of tho
sport are predicting one Of tho
E-ea,es, series =, ,,.,o
OF -'''4' persons at
'tnaca each game in the seven game
series played last wear he,wcc, m,
rrooL,v, S,.;
49, >'' c'"hd
IN. American League
team. led by the famous Iris sneak
CT. defeated Brooklvo ~. or, ., :,
scvc,
.,, "c'e
:" hroohlEh ana four in
cleveland The results OF the 1920
series Follow;
First rame-a; BROOKLYN on Oc.
'"ner i. Won by Cleveland, , To !
Second Ganc-at Rrooklyn on oc-
t"Htr :. Won by BROOKLYN. to o.
Third game--at BROOKLYN on Octo-
Der :. won by Brooklyn. TO !.
Fourth game Cleveland on Oc-
'oh"r :. won by Cleveland. to !.
Flfth Gamc-at Cleveland on DC
'"o"T TO- "!n by Cleveland. S TO !.
sixth game-at Cleveland on Oc-
'"her IL. Won by Cleveland. ! 20 0.
seventh ga'n"-ai Cleveland on Oc-
ioo"r IL. won by CLEVELAND. 10 O.
STANLEY cov"l"skie won three
-anes for Cleveland the first,
'""r'h and seventh and gave but
,"o bases on halls in * az them.
10 allowed IN" Brooklyn hattcrs FIVE
hitS IN III" hr-t game. one Of which
"as two-haG=cr 10y %ack wheat.
IN IN" second gam" he also allowed
inc Dodgers nTe hrs, one i two
haE."r oy Hri'hth IN" Brooklyn
rlEht gardener. The third was an
''her hvf-hIt game, "ith no extra
far" 0alloIrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
YALE PLAYS HARD TO
WIN FROM VERMONT
INV Associated Prcss.I

NEW HAVEN. CONN Oct. ~ aiH
showed but few flashes of briiliaf
football i'm the game with University
OF Vermont this afternoon. winning
by the score of IL TO 0.
The Green Mountain eleven proved
to be particularly strong in the inc
and this strength was evidenced IN
the first half. in which the Blue fail-
ed to score and hardly threatened the
Vermont goal. Yale tried four goaiS
from the field. but they were unsuc-
cessfui and few OF the forward passes
attempted resulted in gains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
JOHN MARSHALL LOSES
CAME TO CHIMBORAZO

Chimhorazo y. Club. defeated John
Marshall in hard fought game by
the score of to 0.
Although the park boys won. John
Marshall played good game. 4
tumble on punt by John MARSHALL.
recovered by RATIO. Chimborazo. in
tn" first quarter scored the only
touchdown Of the game. The feature
OF the Game was the lighting spirit
shown by both teams.
Chimborazo's team. lacking n place
| to practice. did not show up as well
as expected. but with place to prac-
| tico next week. expects to show bet.
Ter teamwork In future xameA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
WAKE FOREST DROPS
CONTEST TO TARHEELS
IRv Associnted Prcsa.l

CHAPEL Hill. y. c., Oct. L.
Dcpite some of the most brilliant for
ward passing on the part of Wake
Forest that Emerson Field has over
seen. the University OF North Caro-
lima defeated the Baptist College at
football here today by n scorc or
Il to O.
Old-fashioncd football did 1t. Line
buckinG, end runs and strong de-
Tense gave Carolina the victory.
Lowe, Johnson and PoindeXter were
the stars for the university, Hickman
for Wake Forest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
philadelphia.

Totals ...........i5 10 90 - II .
zone out when winning run scored.
Battcd FOR Meadows in ninth.
TRAN for King III ninth.
Scor. by innings i.
New York ..... 3O0 600 III -
Philadelphia ..... 0Ou lO2 .a2-lo
Summary: Two-hasc hiis--,;onZa
les. wriEhts,un-. Williams Home
runs Epnctchy. Lee. stolen bases =
Williams. konctchy. Sacrifices ~
Frisch. krily. Double plays Kelly
and Bancroft. Meadows, RAIDER and
konctchy Left on bases--Scw YORK.
4. philadelphia. -. Lace on balls
on Douglass, =, of Meadows. >.
Struck out--by Douglass. . hy
Meadows. ; Mid pitch--Mcadows
rmpires-Hart and l;irlor. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
I..., s.n.on s.rI~. on.

cnAELrTTE = G. Oc, Tho
proposal prst.r"aSon s"rf.s between
''' columbia ,igo. EoY,h Atlantic
afnDirUt spd .nc rcrismOu,h team
:"nHant rlnGcrs In the Virginia
h'aYg". mn not be played, Sinn
Etc<, 'riHmplh manager. announced
n.r. ,rniHh. Failure 10 draw "a,
rpr. rss the reason advanced by
n" VHinia !.sEuors In calling on
N. E@T.sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ATHENS. GA, oct. i.-Gcorria do
icatnd Mercer. IS to o. here today
in the hrst game " the season for
tho victoTs. il was hard fought
game. and much time was taken out
for injuries. Randall. Florida lad.
playing his first game for Georgia
at quarter. proved one of tho best
baGkn on the Gnld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
FLON'S LINE TOO HEAVY
FOR LENOIR'S ELEVEN
rsnecial,c IN. Tirnes.p-sra,ch

ETIrE COLLEGE, \ g. oct, l.
Lonoi- vas uratl" - Withstand tho
terrific -plun-in: auG aide end
runs OF he heavier Zion team hcfc
this afternoon. and "cnr down in
defeat by the scor" of % 10 q.
Il vas icnoirs first gam" and ;h.ir
lack nj teamwork Weighed heavily
against th"'u They .~cre una hlc 10
make single H-sr down against
III" strong Err line While the
Elon rridirou niarhin" marched down
the d.!a for good gains ., cvory snap
OF ia" ball. onlr. ence did Elou have
to rely upon q punt.
III" game WAS slow and only
once was forward pass attempted.
and hat hy hcnoir, which resulted
unsnccossfglly II" long end -,ug
ny Perry and FIX and To" hard line
ri"nsirg 81 Alis,nn ana r.r-y. o,
Exon. wcr" the only features o' tn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Tobacco Rugs Run wird.

DANVILLf.. VA. Oct. 1.-The DAN
willie high school football team opened
the season here this afternoon by in
nicting crushing defeat on tho
Spencer, y. c.. High School eleven,
the score being S5 to 0. The locals
encountered no opposition in ang
angle OF the game and virtually
scored at will.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
University OF Florida Victor.

COLUMBUS. GA. Oct. 1.-Univcrsi-
~ OF Florida defeated the United
States Infantry School here this af-
ternoon by the score OF 6 to O, in
tho opening clash OF the season for
both teams. Carlton. of Florida, and
McQuarrio. of tho Infantry School
team, wcrc the stars OF the contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Racer Dies From lnturlc.

FRESNO, CAL. Oct. ALTON
Soules, automobile race driver, who
was injured when his car threw n tire
and shot through the fence on the
Fresno Speedway hero today in the
San Joaquin Valley classic race, died
at hospital hero tonight. His
mechanician. Harry Barner. In fatally
injured, according to DR.. w. l.. Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
MISSISSIPPI PUTS
ONE OVER TULANE.
tHy Associated PRESS. !

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l.-Tulanc'3
inability to stop Captain Goat" Hale,
n Mississippi College. proved her un-
doing today In the opening football
contest OF the year. which went TO
the visitors by score of - TO 0.
Halo scored both touchdowns, the
first on twenty five yard run around
right end and the second on a brok en-
n.ld-run of eighty yards. Besides
scoring both touchdowns. Hale kicked
both. goals and carried the bal! nine
times out OF ten.
Tho score by periods:
Tulane ............. o. 0
Mississippi College Is O-li
Touchdowns-Ha!c .. Coal from
chdowns-Ialc, 2