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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
CADETS WORK HARD
FOR GOBBLER CAME

Special to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. Nov. 2G-'rh" last lap
ends Thursday for tn" V. NJ / Flying
squadron az ia" i?22 season. when
they meet IN" stellar Virginia Tech
team in Roanoke: Everything for
IN" past Few weeks has been con
c"ntratcd ON this game" As tie
T""hmcn have the ADVANTAGE in their
team 81 three years of experience
me cadets are preparing t. fight
their hardest battle OF tn" year. The
Y. i. ]. team has Il very Impressive"
record for III" season. not only Win
ninK MI hut on" OF their games hut
outclaSsinG all OF their opponents
The cadets have hccn practicing he
h'hd closed doors for TIA" past week
a:.' VIII continue 10 do So for the
NEXT thr'" days. only those concern
al with the team are allowed on the
h"id The outstanding week spots
Tor the year are hcinG wnrK-d ON
f"r this state championships both
teams and their mentors r"aliz" their
Stin opposition and ar" working hard
10 stop tn" GchhlrrS OF Tia" bigger
team.
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WORK OF INDIVIDUALS
IS FEATURE SATURDAY
Brilliancy of Single Players
Outstanding i'll Few
Games PLAYED.
fBy Tho Associated Press

ATLANTA. Nov. 2G-Iudividual
hrilliancy marked Saturdays foot
haIl games which were rather row
III number because OF tho approach
"t ThankSeiving Day. Tn" day
marked GcorGia'S first d,f.a, ny
Mabhma sine" .ai2. nmd saw am ur.
usual situation develop ia south
Carolina. where Furman down",I
clemson. 90 {" 6. II WAS NOT only
the nrst Kim. this season "A south
Carolina eleven had crossed clam
SON" goal limo. but 1t came after
Clemson had defeated south caro-
ma and the Latter had hcstcd Fur
man.
Georgia had trlumphcd over Ala.
hama for the last two seasons. lm,
Quarterback E,r,i',t proved too
much for tn" Bull Dogs this year FOR
h" crashed through for tho touch.
down. booted a Kick from placc.
mcnt for tn" extra point and added
p'a"" KICK from the 2I,yard lin.
I" "iinch the 10 To 6 vic,ory /,
was kiykin;. that Won for tn. Grim
S"n IN 49,: when oCouuor booted
tw" ii"ld goals f"r 6 to g victory.
Hartlctr. hfillIanc" was almor,
'Tuaii.d 10. Iihliback Fletcher Of
Georgia. VII" Sr""p.d up fumHlod
Il.n; ana raced "G yards for Gcpr-
si"'s only score.
Sweeping cud runs by Lager
s'adt of Trinity had much 10 do
with that teams - 10 /. victory
over Randolph Macon eleven. which
had star iu tho powerful Nuwry.
Nor'h Carolina States victory over
Wake Forest was marked rather 10y
CONSISTENT WORK hy tn" "n,ir. state
eleven. hu, iudiviGual brul.aucy WIS
shown iu tn" triumph ~ tn. heavy
Florida eleven over bIlEiIpfur fpr
Maurcr. rrr"l star who made rrlo-
thorp"s only touchdown asalus,
Georgia rcch, proved 10 l.. tn" only
man VITO cuulI make h.adway
through TIA" Gators I'll" lat;"r had
"a star IN duncan, who scored holn
florid-'s touchdowus
Georgetown University and Ros-
ton College, old rivals In athl"tiCs.
played a scur.l.ss tie. tho Blue and
Gray team hrncinc nrm!y whc;i
breaks seemed to paw" the way for
"a touchdown FOR It's Boston opuon o.
"nts p"ak" College cam" down
from Iowa and administered ~
:" . defeat 10 Mississippi y. and NJ.
MARYLAND rolled NJ 81 to % agaus,
Catholic University. tho citadel
dowu"d Southern college Of Fiurt-
da by tho healthy scur" of ~ 10 o.
and Roanoa" showed an nbuity TO
max" tpuchdOwnS by Wholesale IN
running up III" hiEE"st scur" 81 the
day. SO 10 &. against Zion III" Ton
u"ss"" Medical team a,nlcd another
hiEh score iu defeating Missouri
.Srhuol %: Mines. 81 to i. hnc rrobuh-
iT tine closest matched gam. uf th"
day was that between Howard aud
Eirming ham Southern, which vent
to the iurnI"r 10 :.
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WIS TO MEET JACK DEMPSEY IN MIXED BOUT
MRS. MARIE 7. HARVEY
TO SPEAK IN RICHMOND
Will BE Heard at Sessions o
Parcnl-Tcachcrs' Associa-
ton Here This Week.

Mrs. Marie Turner Harvey. q
kirksvillc. Mo. recognized as one o.
Americas greatest women In cdu.
cati"nal achievement. wired her ac
c"ptancc yesterday of the Invitation
:" speak at ia" sessions of tho Wiz
G!nlr rarcntDcachvrs Associative
Ia t." held In Broad street Methods
thurcr in connection with tho nro
gram "c Ia" state Educational Con
ference. I'll" book. New Schools 10.
rld." written ny Evelyn Dcwy. wh,
makes surveys of educational wort
accomplished. is an account OF tn,
work done by MIS-. Harvey.
Mrs Harvey VIII speak ThurSIn,
at tn" sessions al the association I,
D." held IN BROAD Street Methods
church, and Friday afternoon At
"'"l"ck, ia John Msfshni! liigl
school auditorium. She VIII prcsid,
At tn" round table discussion OF In.
Parent Preachers meeting Frida
night At O'Clock in tho church
which VIII hc followed by roccp
ton given hy the Richmond Parent
Teachers Association.
Among TIA" subjects Mrs iIarvc,
VIII speak on arc: Tho Rural Teach
- I'm community Lcadership;" IT.
Naln" Of Parent Teachers AsSocia
ti"rI:' 'rhc Making % tho Nev
America" md "'rhc Rnrnl Tcache
and the New Courses OF study"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
HORNET BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE MADE UP

-r'ria. 20 Tho Times Dispatch
I.1NiHHJRG VA nov a6 Tho
'H 'hal schedule for Lyrchhurg
''.osy announced by Manager l.. \.
'o'' Jr. includes seven games at
e, nine away and ono pending
aaro wstn Richmond University.
as follows
January io--BridEcwater College.
a. i-yuchourg
January Washington and Lee.
a. Lexington
january l3-virs,nia Military In
s'.'ute, ~ lexington
January l'-University OF virginia,
i, Cnarloiresvile.
January 2c-Lynchburg Eiks. a,
Lyunhhurr
january al-unlversi,y Of Rich
mond ut LynchhurE pending.
February University OF North
Carolina, A. Lynchburg
FEBRUARY a-Hampdcn- sidney Col.
lsE". a. Ham pden- sidney.
FEBRUARY 5--ioanoke College. at
l.yrcnourc
February s-rniversity Of sou,n
Carolina at I-y1chhurg.
February Randolph Macon COL
leg. a, Ashland
February l.-TakoIa A c.. a,
Fsoraary if-GaIlaude,, college. a,
Washington
FEBRUARY Il George Washington
Unlvcrsi'y, At washington.
February q western MARYLAND
College, AZ Lynrhhurg
February - Hampton sidney Col.
l"E@ At Lynchours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP
ACCEPTS WOODS OFFER
Agrees to Contest With Wres-
tier, Each 10 Use Own
Methods.
siILLIoN FOR DEMPSEY
VIII Meet Hurry Wills md Joe
beckett in Ring. According 20
Plans Made Public by Manager
Jack Ecnrns.
MILLION FOR DENIPs
lev Associatod rress.1

CHICAGO. Nov os.--Jack Dempsey
announced here today that hr had
accepted the offer OF Al II Woods.
theatrical producer, for a mixed bout
with Ed Stranger" Lewis. the
wrestler. and FOR fights with two
luNc~s yet 10 be named The terms
'ar tho three matches are understood
g aIrroNimate 100000.
The places for the matches have not
been GNcd Jack k"arrs, Dempsey :
naEcr. said, but Indicated that
: sey city and New York were be-
considered. The first match VIII
held IN about three months.
IearrS indicated. Harry Wills. the
500 Hchter. and Joe Beckett arc
rU considered as p-mpsey's oppon-
'0ts for the second and third matches,
j. said.
Dempsey and Kcarns passed
through Chicago today "n route 10
Sit Lake City. Kearns said they
wng!a return Eas, In about three
weeks when plans for the fights are
to he completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
EASTERN GAMES SHOW
STARTLING REvERsALs
Upset of Favoritcs Brings
Football Season to Con.
spicious Climax.
Try Associated prcss.J

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Thrcc
startling revcrsals in form stood
on, today in an ANALYSIS oi Satur-
days Eridiron events rs tho climax
10 season already conspicuous for
its upscts in Tho dop.
Harvard, coming back brilliantly
after rcvcrscs NJ III" bands OF Rrown
and Princeton. outs"ncrallod its
traditional rival. Yale. Ia win IN to
:. after the n;uc had hecn cstab-
lish"d generally as a favoritc
less prominent hut equally as
sensational, wcr" the victories or
Detroit University over Washington
and jefferson. 81 to a. and Dart
mouth over Brown. to o. W. and
j.. regarded as one OF the strongest
"lcrcns In the Fast. outplaycd Dc.
troit in nearly every department OF
IN" game. only TO lose as tho alor,
Wcstcrn"rs proftch by intcrccptcd
forward passes and fumbles Dart
mouth. hghtinE To atone for sc,-
hacks from Vermont. Cornell and
Harvard also was aided by a tumble
IN scoring a touchdown after bat
uinS l" standstill the conqucror OF
the Crimson.
TWO other outstanding games in
the East came close to Increasing
the list Of urs"ts. Army. the favori,c
struggled desperately in tho last
Quarter t" snatch victory from tho
Navy, u IL H. while I.aFayct,c
h"aten but once since late i'm tho
AN "i i""o, met unexpected uppo-
siti"n from it's traditional rival 10.
nigh. and won by tho slim margin OF
a field goal in the last few minute.
of play.
The Iiarvard-Yalc and ARMY Navy
games two of the EaSts greatest,
EriHlr"n spectaclcS. added now glory.
l"n piaFing standpoint {" tho
traditions surrounding them. Roth
"'r" sr"ctacularly fought. thrilling
contests with triumph for tho Grim
son ana the Gray due largely TO
their superior field tactics.
harvard. as had been cxnoc,od
was ouirushcd by Yale almos, two
I" one. The Blue also uncovered Tho
most clever aerial attack Of lis his
Tory, but when within scoring -c,ch
81 the Crimson goal. is punch
failed.
ON tho other hand. Harvard. dis
''H'"S frinc"t"n's tactics seized
opportunities. Half Back owen
rising To heights Of fame OF tho
hrst period by scooping up Yale
punt and racing forty-s.vrn ward.
|" ELS three yard line from wh.r.
rev moments later he dow. ,vcr
/ i"r touchdown. F'iclt goals hv
! - Hearn for Val" in III" second mar
YER and Pfanman for Harvard I'm
n" maj period. completed the scor-
ing
NrnNs victory over Navy came
after slashing see.saw encounter
IN which George Smythe. Cadc,
! quarter back furnished tho ON,
standing individual achievement,
/ win hfty-yard run in the ma,
quarter that paved the way for IN,
winning touchdown. Navy ou,.
rushed the Army more than two IN
l one. w" W
hn'knell scoring all it's uoln,s IN
IN" hrst quarter. was victorious over
h"'scrs 81 TO -. while Notr. Dam.
rnmphed over carnegie rcch 10 10
! clash ''"'"'
f"r most OF the Eastern tonne
saturdays games brought m, ,.,
~" /" close. Several hir ram.s
'rh"ih TO b" played ThauIsrivIr.
ray including corncII.rcun nj ph,lN
"H'Irhia; PITTSBURGH Penn star. a.,
f'tShurnh ana West Virginia ~
ana J'' at M"rEantowm. ". ",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
ZIG JESS MAY MEET
lOtSG FLOYD JOHNSON
lRv Universal Soryice.l

ltSN universal service,
BUFFALO. \. Y, Nov. 25.-Charlos
Murray, BUnalo's famous pucilistic
promoter. today received lengthy
telegram from JOSS Willard indicat-
Ing that the former 'hcavywcicht
champion vii accept Murrays Offer
to box Floyd johnson at Buffalo
late in January or February
Johnson is the young Iowa heavy
weight sensation, who has scored
seven consecutive knockouts around
New York city. He Was signed for a
nout in buffalo ~ Murray on tho oc-
CASTOR OF a visit TO New York 10y
the promoter for that purpose re-
Gently no opponent being named at
tho time.
Johnson's manager. Charley Cook
told Murray 10 get Bill brennan
Marry wills or willard. and Murray
wen; after Big Jess.
The telegram received by MURRAY
follows:
Thanks for your offer TO box
Johnson At Buffalo. VIII meet Isci,
kcarns hero within next three weeks
want 10 light Dempsey again. he
cause ! know ! can beat him. can
not mako definite arrangements
with YOU for fight with Johnso
until after | talk TO kcarns. Ii
dempsey sun refuse: 10 give me a
chance after our conference here
Wi, communicate With YOU regard.
ing details for Johnson matcG al
Buffalo.
Am I'm great shape. Don't pa,
any attention to stories abou, M.
being SLOW. VIII surprise lot o.
wise guys when | start. You vii
hear from me as soon as Kearns an,
Dempsey land IN Los Angeles. An
going 10 sec Dempsey personally
Buffalo is my lucky spot Hold
Johnson until YOU hear from me
Eost wishes TO all my Buffalo friends
Hop" :" SEQ them soon"
Murray announced that he would
communicate Win Willard by ldng.
distance Telephone.
The 's!csram from the ex-cham.
YEN Is The first intimation tina, ne
w consent 10 box any one but
Dempsey.
A'"rray started Willard on hts road
+" fame being the first 10 snow less
iN Tie East Willard and Dcmps.,
tn'u began their upward elm. II,
,.arr RS ring at the broadway Au.
..Hr!Um Ia this city.
e broadway is much Tx. Maal.
sn Iuar" Garden In construction
Murray purposes holding the
W..arc- Johnson. bout there. Ii scat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
TRINITY COLLEGE READY
FOR WRESTLING SEASON

DURHAM. y. G.. NuV. 20 The ad
diiipn Of Carolina and ,iuilford and
trip !ntu Virginia are tn. high
spots Of this seasons wrestling
schedule for Trinity Cullcg. as an
""unc"d by Gradual. Manager -
W barnard today. SIX matches ar.
scheduled, three with teams OF IN.
Htdt" and tire" with teams OF viz
Iinia institutions. Three OF them
VII! he held here aud three away.
Carolina has been scheduled for
the opening match To be held IN
'hap"i I'M ON either December Is
OF lS. Incidentally the match Will
mark Cardinals debut in intercol.
S.a,r wrestling and the outcome
viii b" watched with interest 4
match with the University Of vir
Sinia here on March - is pending
The schedule is as follows: DE.
cemh"r IL or IL, Carolina. at Chanel
HiIl; February -. GuilforI at bur
nam: February -. Davidson. at Dur
nam; February 81. Washington ana
Lee AZ Washington and Lee: Fcbru-
AIRY - Virginia Military Institute, at
virginia Military Institute: March
%. University Of Virginia, IA, BAR
ham ,pcnding).
This season marks Trinity's see
ond season in intercollegiate wrcs,-
ing. fair record was established
IN IN" opening matches last year.
davidson WAS defeated and narrow
defeats Suffered at the hands Of V!r-
Ginia institutions.
Biil Bailey. member OF the sopho-
NOR" class. who is coaching the team,
has had large squad working out
every afternoon for the past month.
and is we'll pleased With the re-
suits. lie expects tho team To turn
in sutficicncy of victories this
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
DINWIDDiE GIRLS
DEFEAT kENBRIDGF

Especial 20 The Times Dispatchl
DlNWlDDiE Nov 2s-Tha Din
widdie Agricultural High school
girls basketball. team won over Ken
bridge High Thursday on the lat
ters court boy 'ne close scor. o, ls
10 3. Both teams played with vim
I'D showed good 'camworK. Ken
bridge took IN" lead from the begin
ming ana KEPT II until' tn" fourth
quarter. when biu"iddie scored sew
eral times in succession and ii.J ,b4
scurE During cno Jas; iwo minutes.
the decisive score WiS made and
DInWiddic came away Victorious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
EBBET'S FIELD BARS
BOXING CONTESTS
IHy Associated press !

new YORK, Nov. Go oxiny wil,
-" 'onS"r "c permitted ., i:nbc, $
fl"'H. nom" of the Brooklyn National
l'""e" u" baseball club. 1t WAS an
h"hhc"d 10y tn" management. Thc
zion In which tho cluh hnd
become involved because Of upx,,is'
factory promotion 81 scycraI hour.
VS. gwen as reason FOR The ac
n" accession ~ the Hrook lyn own
'"'"""d denial by club officials
'p"'j> mat tn" New YORK Clans,
""'s ais' contemplated pro.
IN. ring gam" at the POLO
lam ''""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

without gloves. The MIXED bout -
" novelty. but has been tried . least
one" IN the past when ID wrestler
easily won from a boxer.
The football season has been 3,
thing of upSrts. and Tmanksgiving
may not hr an exception. cornell
- TN" team that is toutcd to win
handy from Penn. hut the Rcd and
fin" may spring the kind Of surprise
II put over on the Navy. Here in
NirEiuia. two chances for upscts arr.
particularly good. North Carolina
may slip ur when the Tarhccls ;acl>i.
virginia. while the Cadets are not
going to let Tech win without a
battle.
Fnrman sprung ii surprise ON
Clemson Saturday by turning In a
handy win The Purple Hurricane
Was chccrcd on by the presence Of
"ld- timers for many years back. ON"
OF tn" features wa, the return to
fniman for the game Of the team
Of ls"2---at least fiitcen of the team
ana tn" coach We're back. The coach
hy the way. was the only NirGinlan.
Major Charles S. Roller, Jr.. now
prtncinal of the Augusta Military
Academy, Fort Defiance.
Major Roller Will he remembered
As ON" az IN" best athletes turned
on, IN tn" old dominion in his day
lie played baseball. football and
basketball at Y. NJ. l.. and was Sc
/ !cct"d by Spauldiug'S editor az all
southern quarter back FOR 1902
lie coached the V. NJ. l. teams of
l'o'-s, ana Washington and Lee in
i'"'. during the World War. Ma
!"' i'"Ilcr served overseas with the
E!Sh Ninth Division. which n
memory serves right. won the \. T..
7. fnnihall harnn-nnsL,a-.
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MULLIGAN TO PILOT
ARMY NEXT SEASON
Try Associated rrnss

WEST POINT. y Y. Nov. o6.--Ca-
Diet Dennis j. MuIi:ran. of New york
CITY. today was elected captain of the
Army football team for next wear.
lie has played tackle on the Army
eieNch Tor three seasons He is d
member Of the class Of 1874
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,irxlnIn Hummer ,hn,lrrx.d

Especial {" IN" Times. Dispatch
lAHLoTrESNIi.i.E. VA, Nov. 20
Manager weston. of the University
al virgins" Track team, has received
invitations for an indoor meet to lie
h"ii som" time after Christmas. The
Feasibility OF such NEE, Is at pres
rnt being considered. and the chat,
'ensa Will I've answered In the near
future. IL accepted the meet will pe
staged In Baltimore,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
MIDWAY HIGH TRIMS
FORD HIGH QUINT

Especial TO The Times DISPATCH
CHURCH ROAD. VA, Nov. 2G..The
Ford High School basketball team
went down in defeat at the hands Of
tho Midway High School 'Quint here
Friday by score Of ~ to 4 The
game was marked by clean sports
manship throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Tumble wins for Chatham.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
lHNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 26.-Re-
covering n fumbled punt short dis
lance from their own goal. Chatham
Training School recovered her.
Saturday and ran for touchdown.
Chatham beating the local high
school to o. Neither side could
make apprcciahle gains through the
lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

Gene Sarazcn's hrst tnurnamen, a.,
tempt OF the winter VIII be made
when he competes IN thc California
open. which has been scheduled for
January and at the san Francisro
Golf and Country Club. Sarazsn. who
arrived in Miami recently. declares
hinseif in hrst-oisss condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
E>TImE FAMILY nan pm"

"K-op rIgMI on u-lng FoInv's
Honey and Tar. II viii give guirls
relief. said tie doctor. when the en-
tir" family had tho "nu.' Never saw
anything SO good writes Mrs A. T..
Griffith, Andrews. Ind For couGhs.
colds. croup. throat, chest or hrou-
Chial trouble us" Folcy's Honey and
Tar.-NlV.
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No NRnd!-Tech Gnmr.

NASHVILLE, TENN. Nov o6.-
Nandy will not battle Tech next au-
tumn either In tho stadium or in At
!anta. Those bright prospects for
such duel few days back faded
away AT the suggestion of Dean
Tolman, head OF the university ath-
lctic committee. the previously enter
tanned proposal for fray with the
Golden Tornado was laid aside.
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Scwnncc-Auhurn Gnnc on.

AUBURN. Ala. Nov. 26.-That the
Auburn Tiger Will not meet the
Mountain Tiger Of Scwance in 1929
was definitely settled yesterday when
PROFESSOR &. !" Hare. faculty manager
at Auhurn, received communication
from Albert q. Wiley. OF the Sewance
annette board az control, stating that
/, would b" impossible to arrange n
date for meeting of the two elevens
next fan!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
IORELORE CAPTURES
NOVEMBER HANDICAP

NAV iIHNTEN IN. NV. &c
Ior""r" by i!"H"". oW, of Tortor.
owned u! SIR M"dw"rth Mcux. won
INC !'oN.mh"r Handicap the last bis
eVoh' "' VIC nat racing season. run
nero SATURDAY g. Bsrons ARA
re: vas second. and c. F. Kenyon's
ran. { '''''" horses
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Eriday
ns information and not guaranteed
Arrivals anal Departure. 81 ps-senycr Tr,jn
DAILY, unless otherwise shown
DnLlN rtrc!li Snn!av. Su..!.,. - Z
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Marines Are Virginians By Adoption
S1DELIGHTs ON SPORT
Lewis and Dempsey Plan Unique Bout
by EARLE LUTZ

There Will he a football battle
and battle is used in it's fullest sense
ON Saturday in Baltimore. when
the Marine Corps Will meet tn. Third
Army Corps in the new stadium The
engagement viii mark the formal
opening ~ th. new athletic plant
and TIA" $4,000 seats have already
been disposed OF
The old Dominion Will have n pc
'uliar interest in the great contest.
Tor II is Nirginiaus by adoption
th" guantiCu Marines Will up-
h"Id The traditions OF the Devil Dogs.
l'"th teams are made up OF veterans
"i many gridiron clash. and on
each eleven vim Ice found the names
Of footballs best Of recent years.
IN" Marines have several All-Amer-
lean men. while the Army has draft
eel players from all departments for
Inc ""ca sion. Both are drilled by
the best coaches available and are
pr.mcd for WONDERFUL battle.
virginia Will he vel! represented
az tho game as the Third Army
Corps Area reunion will be under
way and Veterans OF the Twenty
ninth and other wartime divisions
VIII %" on hand. \ parade OF 1900
mon viii lee one Of the features pre-
'"dinE the game.
f'd Lewis better known as
Siranrl"r." will have real job on
nIN hands when he tackles Jack
dempsey in the ring. each man priv =
Legged 20 use his own speciality.
Lewis viii tackle the heavyweight
'hamr without gloves In order that
ne can US" his wrestling holds. Jack
VIII 10" permitted To don gloves IL
u" sees Ut Naturally the champ
Is NOT gong /" fisk permanent in
jury 10 his hands by hitting Lewis