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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-16
GLENpENINcss ssroRY

Returning to her apartment one day Margaret found G1endening awaiting her. He told her his wife had been very i'll. She was expect ing n child.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-16
Yours for upbuilding,

men. members of the One Hundred and Twenty third motor transport company under the command of Lieut. J. F. Bates, entrained for Anniston for their annual encampment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-16

GUARDSMEN ENTRAIN
 Fort Deposit. August 15.-(Special.) An interesting scene was enacted at the depot here Sunday morning when about 50 of the representative young
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
BOWLERS ARE ACTIVE
ON LOCAL ALLEYS

With tn" advent of cold weather.
the bowling game is king on Il
midwint"r ASPECT, as will be noted by
the activities al the Recreation AL
ieys during the last week.
For the coming week. the SEIZED
ule calls for meeting "f the four
teams Of the Industrial League on
Tuesday night. whlie on "Wednesday
night. the city League will clash.
Noide Bros. meeting Jake Rowsey' S
league-lcading Imprrlais. and Eclipse
laundry meeting stuart and Belts.
Thursday night the teams Of the
Commercial League Will roll then
regular league matches, while on
Friday t!Hd" Harris and Bobby Bar
bee will defend their title az city
doubles champions against Sammy
Swami and captain lett
II il likely that q special match
will he arrnged for Saturday night
The Jolliers' club will practice We'd
nrsdav night. Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons between > and 4 l.. NJ
will he Ladies' Day Mt the Recreation.
when the alleys Will he turned over
Q the lady bowlers. IL also Is ex-
pcctcd that thrccBame match be
tween two lady teams will be ar
| ranged for Thursday night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
HARVARD IS PUZZLED
BY BOWDO|N SPURTs
Crimson Wins Out in Final
Half, With Two Touchdowns
and Field Coal.
NY Universal Scryicc.l

CAMBRIDGE. Oct li.--Aftcr being
held in check during the first half to
three points scored by Earl PfaHman
on drop Kick. Harvard came back
In the final half and drove across
two touchdowns. defNa,ing Bowdoin
by Is to o In the stadium today
Bowdoin. by it's spurts OF cy-
cionic playing, which for while
fehsed the Crimson. held Harvard
about even during tho first half.
Choice puntinp of Gchrkc in tho final
periods helped the Crimson In get
'lhS their two touchdowns rather
IMAM any display Of superiority over
howh"in Ia rushing. The exceptions
10 inns were "a twcnty-two- yard run
by Ninton Chaplin, who played for the
absent captain Buccil. In the OPEN
ING drive for the first touchdown.
ana Rouiliard's crack dash for twcn-
" Yards 10 the visitors scventccn-
yard line.
Alfred and the INldre,h twins
starred for Bowdoin. while East
man and Grew played a sturdy Eams
III the Harvard defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
DIXIE ET-BILLIARD TITLE
AT STAKE IN MATCH THIS WEEK
Harry g. Oswald TO Attempt TO Regain Championship
From James L. McCoy--First Block of 125
Set for Tomorrow Night.

II, II. oswald. former holder Ct the
Southern pocket billiard champion
ship honors. who has been holding
daily practice games in which hs
made some grand runs Of from ~
20 li3 balls. from break shot Oh a
I'VE by ten table, is confident that hs
VIII regain his title from James T.
Mccoy. when they meet in their 800.
ball match fer tho crown.
The first block. i25 balls. will he
played tomorrow night at s o'clock
at McCoy's Main Street Rooms. Tn"
second block will he played at the
Richmond Hotc! rarlor. Tuesday
night; the third block. Wednesday,
night, n McCoys. and the final block
at tho Richmoud.
McCoy captured tho Southern bill
Hard championship title from Os-
Walf In lg2O in ono of the most
interesting and holly contested stak"
matches ever held in THIS city. After
cNerting nil his SKIN gained by years
OF Practice and study he won by the
small margin ~ thirty-hvc points
Tho doors % both par!ors VIII he
open 10 the public as long "a ,h.v
can got I'm. y capacity house to
witness this match is expected night
Iy "
Should Oswald be successful In re-
EalntnE his the he plays fine enter
;ainmcn's thus winter w.,s Experts
from di!turout sections OF The coun-
try
Mccoy is in much better form than
- 'ue la-t nHlcb, and is praciicinE
"a,.r 10 nswald beats him 10 VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Easy Lessons
Bridge

a."..s l.rn,od F.rsj Hand,
ana tae otu,r three players. second"
..Tf.rl. ,-a ..,,l. u,,
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h.a -ho 'rst or operiug hid,
"4'ih'r u-aa' "y arst second. third
"E '"t'ia Hah" A> it D. the nrsi
".H ihai made, }, should D" re-
't'i'e''' H ,'f' avn ways So mat 1T
-" ".Ne "- rNNet niormati"u as
i's ".' i' 't." h!a"'rs partner.
''I~.hht ".'- "r" ~ 1w classes
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''h"1 '."'' '"'f partners have
""" 'l"L,e - hiG ana SECOND,
'.,'"' '"""v "s '".i- orr ionfth hands
..''' 'h'.i p'i'''is h'N" passed. In
,"e '."Ss 90 Nhou.I %. OBJ
..''i" "aH 'o4fih bids
''."'r '"-"' nan those re-
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'''nS VIII be
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
ALABAMA OUTPLAYED
BY GEORGIA TECH
IRy Assnciated rr.sl

ATLANTA. GA, Oct 1.-THE
Georgia Tech eleven outplaycd Ala.
On ma universities squad here TODAY
III every department nhe gam.
ana easily defeated the Tuscnlnos.
t"Hm. AZ 10
Ai"hama's lone touchdown resuI, =
ed from beautiful nS"ty-hve-yard
'"h ny oIiN~r across the ncld from
on IN" speedy back -hcld star
r.SS''r"s'ns his way through the
"ntir" Tech team. After oiIy.r's
sensational sprint. the crimson,id.
was helpless before the Yellow
p-ckc'S. despite new Tech back
h"ih and frequent line substitution.
sent In by Coach Alexander
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

ton uni"cs"n-d long pass to Hug
gins. which put IN" ball on Techs
twenty-av. yard line.
The fourth quarter opened with
Tech defending It's goal .nerg"tic.lly
Then tho Nircinians had "a momcntary
laps" and the bail was on their
eight yard linz. tho defense having
permitted Bartlett to snatch a h"ave
out - the air. ON the next play. COW
ihHion ""rmed his way across the
chalk. Lemon kicked tn" goal
SIN Tech had a big opportunity
I" win. hut fate ruled otherwise.
Playing Xix" ficnds. the Virgmiaus
parad"d down the h.ld and were
within fourteen yards "f the goal
when IN" second break went against
them. With four yards needed for
4 hrst down Wallace was sen,
around end. lie made the distance.
hui penalty for holding throw TN.
Gobbl"rs back nftecn yards. |, was
necessary to kick, hut tho position
was bad aud the placement failed. 4
Kick before Wallaco's run aud IN.
penalty would probably have pu, the
game on ice
Tech Gets Tough Hrrnk.
Another break against ihrm was
waiting ;"r Tech 1t cam" with
only TWO minutes t" inlay without
using ki"h formation covinG ton
lifted a high boot into III" air. A.
II cam" hurting down. Sutton got
set for The catch The ball wig
glcd ont Of his fingers and Lemon
was On II like fash. CovinS ton
and Hnr,leu worked the ball toward
the Tech eoal Within the twenty
yard linc the Gohblcrs held ON three
hr"athlcss plays, and then COviur-
ion neatly lifted the bali through
n" goal posts wiki - drop kick. The
crowd recognized that IL was all
"Nsr, hut patiently awaited tho
FINAL whistle.
No disorder marked tho game" Tho
crowd, while probably the largest
that has ever attended game here,
was orderly and the arrangements
FOR handling the spectators was ad-
mirahl". The position of tho park
however. made the problem 81
traffic on the bridge. a dii.icult one.
but no accidents married the oc-
Casion.
Centres team ler for home at
40 o'clock, aud viii reach nanNillc
az midnight sunday The V. +. /
special left late last night. carrying
team and student body.
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ARMY ELEVEN SCORES
VICTORY OVER ALABAMA
Poly Eleven Makes Cadets Put
Forth Best Effort
to Win.
tRy Associated Press ]

WEST POINT, y, Y. oct. 1.-THE
Army football team defeated tho
Alabama Poly eleven today, 10 to S,
hy breaking through stiH defense
ana scoring three touChdowns and a
Try for poiu; in the last period. Ala
bama's touchdown WAS made In tho
second quarter,
SmN th" was IN" wheel horse Of tho
Army eleven. lIe did tho puntiny
and mos; OF the receiving. and
hurled The passes to podd that won
tn" game. Ills crrat!o work In tho
second h,pt tn" Army eleven from
operating smoothly Aiahama's Arst
score came after hard tussle from
midneld. Ton yards from .,labama's
goal Smy,h" called for a pass. Gil
more, who had replaced Ives. took
IN" bali. passed It to Smythc. who
hurled Il to podd. who was then
a":oSs his opponents goal line.
The other tw" scores were made
on similar PLAYS. after end runs and
OF tackle plungcs had enabled Army
to set near the Nahumn goal.
IN" lineup and summary:
Army, Position. A'aba ma.
Myers $3.50. lr;t cnd.... Moulton
Mulligau ...l"Ct tacklc..... Pearce
ErcidSt"r Co left guard. Reagan
pictori"s center Lawrence
Farw!ck fright Euard..... Wynn
Goodman ...riGht tackle. Grisham
White ...... right end 49,. Pructo
Smythc quarter hack 49,. Gibson
Lawrence .... lott half. Co Shirley
Ives ........ right half. ShirlinR
podd ....... fun back '...... Ford
score by periods;
Army ...............0 0 l9-l?
Alabama .............O O. G
Scoring .\lahama Poly-Touch-
downs. stirling. -\rmy-Touch-
downs. podd C2), White. Try for
point. Smythc. Referee, Ell Thorpe.
p"IaSall" school. Umpire, \. G..
tyler. Princeton. L!ncSman. T.. T..
Miller. Nav"rford. Time OF periods.
Z minutes
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WHITE SOX IN TIE
FOR CHICAGO SERIES

CHICAGO Oct. 1.-THE White Snx
to'.'y squeezed themselves into lie
Win The Cubs in the series to decide
the city Championship when they
won [" y. Each club now has
Won three iSlmcs and the deciding
game VIII u" played tomorrow. Tn.
game was the best OF the series, with
remarkable pitching duel between
!'" tah"r. ace OF the SoX. and Err
Me osborne, who had pitched his
mates TO two victories in the city
classic Ia the ninth Osborne, after
allowing only three. Strunk came
through With hit 10 left. MullIsan
was purpos"ly passed. and SchaIk
th"n pushed hunt past Osborne
and Sh"cly scored, tho only run Of
IN" SHrr". faber outpitched his
H"nthtW riva;, being Souchcd for
only thrc" safrtics, while he famed
fNr "i the heavy ALTERS In the
riUCh".
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that the winner will meet Joe Lynch,
bHntamwciEht champion. And third
~. and the most important. Holman
wants to demonstrate that he can do
better than he did in his enlargement
here against Terry Miller His worse
enemy would admit that holman was
not the lighting lad At the Strand
that he had been In past encounters.
Holman has thrown himself into
the hstic game to stay. Giving M
his position. he viii soon Invade the
North. hut has announced that h..
will always hc available TO help en-
terrain his friends. Ii dates do not
comet. One of the matches being ui
for Holman is with Pal Moore. the
Memphis flash.
Church I'M Athletic Association
members are enthused over the next
program, which VIII be offered DE-
,ohcr -. Andy Tucker Will mix with
10" Dundee and Sid Bern.rd New
York school hoy marvel, will take on
Lew Dempsey. 1t will be case OF
four favoritcs on one hll The
Strand Theater has aga'n been
placed at the disposal of the club
through the courtesy OF Jake Wells.
The changing III the name Of the
broadway Athletic Club 20 the West
End Athletic Club. means that Irke
smith is laying plans To bring some
sporting events To the city Zeke is
eNpectcd to announce his winter
plans in few days.
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CENTRE COLLEGE
OUTPLAYED, BUT
NOT OUTLUCKED

CONTINUED From First PaRe.)
to put snap into the game without
causing discomfort to the spectators.
In fact. IL was ideal football weather
Flowers Are Scarce.
Despite the sizr Of the crowd. the
scene was somewhat lacking in coli
or. The cadets were banked on on.
side OF the field, but the dark blue
uniforms did not make tine contrast
usually seen on military occasions
Flowers were not az much in evi-
dcnce az in the big Turkey Day al
fairs of IA few years back. and there
was even lack OF pennants. but the
majority Of the spectators sportcd
either the Orange ami Maroon or
Gold and White ribbons.
The Y. r. l. student body WAS
Joined In tho concerted cheering by
hundreds Of faithful alumni. The
singing OF the cadets. lead by the
hnrd. was an attractive feature.
The Tech team arrived first and
was greeted by the vast crowd com
Ing To It's feet and cheering. 4 few
minutes later the Kentuckianx were
greeted with 4 storm OF yells and
cheers as they followed Red Roberts
Ia their side OF the field. Roth
teams took the field and ran through
signals and hOoted he oval while
the prcliminarics were being ar
ranged.
Tech swept the visitors off their
feet when they got the hall near the
middle Of the field after Centre had
failed To gain ground and resortcd
to punt. following the kick of.
Down the field tho Virginians rushed
the ball by straight football tactics.
Then came tumble that gave Ken
lucky the bali. But again they
could not make an Impression on
Ia Il ii
Il long placement Kick. but the ball
was low and crossed the goal line.
starting on The twenty-yard line.
the Black sburIcrs tried several plays
without avail. They puntcd t" Cen
tre and an attempted forward pafs
| bounced out OF Roberts hands into
Wallac"s arms. Then came the
s,endy march down the lold with the
crash across the line that marked
he first scor" against the wonder
team this season. 1t was "A parade
OF siaty-seven yards and Centre was
literally swept from iis feet by the
ripping and slnhhing Of Wallace, SUIT
ton, Gett!e and Rutherford.
coNInHton Attempts Drop Kick.
In the second period Covineton
again failed to get his drop kick
across. The ball see-suwed up and
down the field. with Tech gradually
gaining on Centre. The period ended
with the ball en- the Kentucky
Twenty-Five yard line and Tech going
strong.
In the third period the battle de-
veloped into n. punting duel. with
Rutherford having the best OF Cow
ington. While the ball worked TO
the twcnty-yard line It looked as
II Tech was going across again. but
n twenty-yard penalty put Ken
lucky out OF danger. Tech atarted
another march &c, the goal. but Wal
| lace tumbled and. Lynch retrieved
the ball for Centre. This was the
hrst break OF the game and. after
several plays for small gains. Covink-
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NEGOTIATIONS OPENED
FOR STELLAR CONTEST
Virginia Poly Has Reason to
Think Orange and Blue
Will Accept.
Gohhlcrs rI"rc Also to Land rlnrr on
li1rVDri'a Schedule. Rrrript.
OF Gamc Amount To More Than
$tG,oliJ,

Athletic relations between tnivcr-
s;tr ~ Virginia and NirSlnia roiy-
toCAH!c Institute may he renewed In
E9chmond NEXT fail on the Srldirou.
Announcement was mado last nisht
ny Major Lawrence Z. Price. who
had charge o: the Tech cnd of yes
'crday's game with Ccntrv CulleEc.
that authorities at the Hack shurr
Institution hay" sanctioned the con
test and tina: Che matter now rests
with the Charlottesville ath,ctir au-
iANr!t!cs, Tech and Virginia viii
meet on the football grounds next
year for the first ;i,ne since !9OG. pr
l'r!c" stated that he had received
word fr"m a reliable source tina, Nir-
Ein'a WAS willing To entertain the
plan 20 stage the contest here.
To ,hosr who hav. followed foot
ban In the Old Dominion, the last
-Nirg!nia battle Is fresh In their
memories, !; VIII be remembered
mat Hunter Carpenter, powerful
back and declared to be- tho greatest
line plungrr OF hiss time. was tho
principal cause OF Nlrginias defeat
IN 1900
PROSPECTS, Of Centre returning TO
Rchmond IN 1923 were declared ~
sally Miles, graduate manager 81.
athletics at Tech. TO be bright.
Miles stated las; night tina; the Cen
tire authorities had asked for :, game
in Richmond against his team next
Noar but thar ia could not give Thorn
a DEFINITE answer at this time duo tn
the farc that ne has not started
drafting his schedule
Rumors 90 a change IN the foot
bal. schedule for Tech next year f"ll
FAST last night. Major Price, follow
ihg his announcement regarding the
Virginia game, stated that Tech was
nocotiaiinE with Harvard for "A con
test 10 be played III Cambridge next
fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
rs 70 PLAY VIRGINIA IN RICHMOND NEXT YEAR
VIRGINIA CADETS SWAMP
M0RR|s-HARVEY TEAM
Y. NJ. |. Piles Up 62.,o.O Score.
Send Scrubs In Through
out Came.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch

Especial To The Tim - Dlspatch.1
LEXINGTON. VA. Oct. l4.-Spec-
tacular football. consisting Of long
end runs. few forward passes and
fast broken field running, featured
tho game between V. VI. l. and Nor
ris- Harvey played on Alumni Field
this afternoon. V. NJ l., however
furnished most Of the thrills as the
hnal score ended e. TO y in their
favor
Morris Harvey put up n strong de-
tense during the FIRST few minutes
Of the game. but weakened az the
contest wore on. On the other hand.
the Flying Squadron improved their
playing continuously. The visitors
threatened To score only once. when
two Of their forward passes Melted
them thirty yards. which brought
the ball up to the hve-yard line.
From tails point they were unable
TO move the ball forward.
The varsity lineup started tho
game for V. NJ. l.. but scrubs were
sent In to relieve the hrst- string men
all during the four periods. The en-
tire team played exceptionally we'll
and the whole squad had chance
TO help defeat the opponents.
Captain Harrison played his usual
consistent. aggressive game. and Fer
Euson played stellar bali In III. pivot
position for the Varsity backh.ld
while Costello and Faulkner played
excellent games.
Watkins and Grey were kept ont
NJ tn. game on account OF slight
injuries. For the second string that
showed up we'll were Hunt. Friher-
2sr and Hnrmeiing.. F'ribcrY-r, net
ted two of tho nine touchdowns In
the last quarter. and only one try
for point play failed during the en-
tire gamc.
For Morris Harvey. Captain West
face. Dulaney and Rezzc nIco played
good games. hut were unable 10 hold
back the charges OF the Cadc, team.
V. NJ |. invadcs University Of Vir-
ginia territory next Saturday for
Well pleased with today's showing.
but they will take the whole of.ue
week fer preparations to meet the
Orange and Blue team.
l.lnc-up:
V. NJ. l. t62) Norris Harvey ,O).
caldwell ....left end. . Bufcrd
Harbour ....left tackle. Wcstface
Mctracken LEFT guard. . joy
Ferguson center Andrews
Harrison right guard d.. Mctomb-
Hunt right tackle. -. MiliiYau
carlton .....riSht end. So. Dulaney
Farley ... quarter back HR m M Onds
Costello ... left half. Rezzonico
Ryder ......riGht half. shannon
White ..... fun back . I.antz
summary. Supstitutions. V. NJ. L.
Faulkner for Ryder: Rrisas t"r Cald-
we'll: 20, per for Carlton: Harmeiing
for Costello: Hunt for White: liam
mond for HARRISON: Freeman for
Hunt: Fuulkner for Farley; Hunt for
Costello; Hammond for Barbour;
fiarmcling for White: Fryberxer fer
Ryder; Denton for Hunt: Wilson for
Ferguson; MccolGan for McCrackcn:
kellogg for Briggs; Kellogg for Far
ley. Morris Harvey, Green for pu-
lan"y; Pettis for Bnrford; Ohard for
I.antz; Christian fer Pettis. Officials
--Referee. kinncr. w. g. L.: umpire,
Dawes, W. & L.: head linesman. RON
crtson. Richmond: timekeepcr, Bur
rsss, V. NJ. /.
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Coy is at top form.
Mccoy is an old hand at cham
riouship matches. He held the Ohio
TIL" from 1900 to 1905. and the Ken
lucky championship from 1905 TO
i2oS. In 1914 he won the Philadel
phia title and tho next year took
tho Pennsylvania crown.
In 1917 Mccoy won the Eastern
states championship and repeated in
1919.
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VANDERBILT STADIUM
OPENS WITH DRAW
tBy Associated Press. ]

NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. IA
Vanderbilt; celebrated the opening OF
her new stadium this afternoon by
holding tho University OF Michigan
TO o-to-o score. II was hnrd
fight played In weather OF summer
temperature. before crowd OF 49,
GOO people. Nanderhile's goal line
was. in Imminent danger once. but
With less than yard for Michigan
10 go. the line held. and II was Van.
dy's bnll,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

William and Mary has about as
good bunch OF Eridders as any
college of its size could desire. In
Levy and White the Indians possess
pair OF shifty and heady backs.
equal to anything in the State. The
line is well-halnnccd and the entire
team works with precision.
In Eangley, who reported for prac-
tice last week. and worked against
Randolph Macon, the Indians have
recruit" who brings IA world OF cx
pcricncc with his six feet and three
inches Of Drawn. This experience
was gained at Virginia Poly. Penn
state and Washington and Lee.
With tho Centre game on OF the
way Richmond football fans have
some other events To look forward
To. The next Of the big games is
the V. NJ ICarolina meeting on AR
mistice Day. The other is the VIII
liam and Mary Richmond University
mix-up on Turkey Dag. OF the three
major" contests. it is not aniSs 10
pick tho latter as the best prospect
of the l922 season.
Interest at the end Of the week
ccntcrS around the Randolph Macon
ana Gallaudct meeting at Mayo Island
fark. The MutcS AT one time played
her" annually and were great ia
voritcS. This year they also mix
with William and Mary.
out ~ Wcsthampton Saturday.
Richm"nd plays Roanoke. Tn. SH-
i"ntii-S ran M II sccr" Of 1877 in their
rrst game. hut LOST to V. NJ. |. Il week
ns". Richmond hopes to get its Of
iensiv- in working order in this
Esm", il being the first test against
team ~ iis own classification.
|, is the only time this season
,iat ih"r" = clash in the schedule
randolph Macon. after learning that
richmond would, play at home on
SATURDAY sought to nave the Ciallai-
Diet gam" set back on the schedule
hu, could not get the change made.
Ealiahdct also declined TO meet Ran
dolnh Macon On q cancellation prop
osi;lou.
Unless President Ebbcts. OF the
Robins. changes his mind. Rurlcigh
Grimes his right-handcd spitbali ex-
Pcrt ana former Richmond star viii
not ID. sold or traded during the win
/ or months
Grimes VIII pitch bail for the
iroonlymS n"Nt season. or attend to
his auiomobiic business IN Minerva"
rid the fihtbnsh maGnatr recently.
II Ebbcts does decide 10 get rid 81 the
| iitchcr he VIII not nave much trouble
u hudinS another ciuh-owuer who
willing 10 obtain Burici2h's scrv.
iccs.
Three or four Grst-class PLAYERS
or about si0".0oO could easily he Oh.
'ainsd hy Ebhcts for the hurier
Many Brooklyn fans think Grimes
VIII go To the Giants.
Let II hc said tina; Elects Will not
strengthen the champions by sending
Grimes across the bridge.
! There are rumors that Hugh Duffy
! VIII not be manager OF the Boston
| Hed S"N next season. and that Jim
| my Burke. who used to he assistant
| 10 iiuEhic Jennings while Hughte
managed the Detroit team. VIII sue
coed Duffy. Nothing definite hH.
been published on the subject.
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Henry Ford win. Arn.n.

GLOUCESTER. oct 1.-THE Glou-
c"ster schooner Henry Ford ioda =
Won tn" second Of the elimination
races To determine an American
challanEe for tho International ssh-
ing vessel trophy held BY the Cana
dams, The Ford also took arft
horors In Thursdays race.
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Hrs. Hurd 10 Vic

NEWTON MASS, Oct. l4--Mrs
p"ro'hy Campbell Hurd. of Belmont.
Won the "om"ns golf Championship
OF Greater Ros,on today. defea,,pr
Mrs. l.. y White. Of Cohall.t. and