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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-12-21

Minocqua has three winter tourists, business
men from Chicago, who are spending a few weeks
at one of the resorts the lake and are enjoying
the many winter sports offered there. The Min
ocqua Times says "the winter tourist is novelty
now but It is safe to say that the time is not far
distant when the Island City will be known far
and wide as a winter health resort as well as an
ideal place to spend summer vacation"
Surely; why not? Why should we retain the
idea that Northern Wisconsin can be enjoyed only
in the summer? Why not recognize and boost
Wisconsin as allyear vacation state? There are
many who thoroughly enjoy week or two of
winter sports, skiing, skating, snowshoeng, to-
Bargaining and the dozen other things that make
the outdoors a healthful and enjoyable place in
the winter as in the summer. Here in Wisconsin
these folks will find the ideal place for enjoyment
Of winter. Tell them about it.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-12-21

What kind of head piece has young man
who can't enjoy dance without getting tanked
up? Is he all there? Is he so dumb that he can't
enjoy the pleasures of music, of dancing, of COM
pany with his fellows without proddng up his
brains eff any," with some sort of dope? Or has
he some deep, dark secret gnawing at his vitals
until he seeks surcease of sorrow in the flowing
pint bottle? If he must do it, why can't he choose
some other time and place than party to do it
in, and not infict his slack jawed fooshness or
filth on those who have gathered to enjoy them
selves? The right place to drink moonshine would
be on the premises of those who sell it.-Strat-
ford Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-12-21
Perhaps We Are Asking Too Much

seggy, "but the trousers muchly."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
NAME NEW DIRECTORS
FOR CHURCH HILL A. A.
Club Members Meet Friday
Night TO Elect
Officers.

Election or officers FOR the ensuing
year Viii be tho order OF business
fr'day night at meeting OF the
church iIill Athletic Association in
TN" clubhouse. Twentieth and short
streets. The meeting viii start
at o'clock.
y, The last boxing entertainment
81 INC cub al the Strand Th.atcr
committees was named 10 MAX .
nominations for tie new officers
This report will be submitted To- III.
members when they meet. one OF
'n' most prominent professional men
81 IN" "ltN has been selected as ,h.
new head OF the club. and a com
mtttec VIII sec him tomorrow on his
return TO the cts TO offer him tho
III" board Of directors selected by
IN" nominating committee embraces
,il,h prominent III business and pro-
i'9SI"nal rnnkS in the city. The
"".T" VIII hc as follows.
t'"r!l"n Shcan, manager of tn.
n;tm"I!thn tan Company: T. Tucker
Harrison. southern stove Works. T.
9 Valentine. Valentine Mia, INK
company: Wavcrly q. King. Eich
lnond Motor Company: State Scratnr
Al"rG"n u. Mills; John L. Sattcrficid
'hnfrh mn 'ank. Charles W. Moss
attorney: Gus Syclc. Simon Sy,Io
"nfahy' Major l.. l.. chcatwood
cashier ''hurch liiil Branch. Am.ri
can National Bank; !. II. u;,ttnn ir
stephen Eiiyson Coal ''o,n,,,n,'' :.
AHIuSt ~ N"ldc. Mold. ISrnthors: 1;
I,"rcN itawcs. :. n. Rawcs X Co.
'n"mSS ~ Johns. building contrac-
."' I"nn &. White. Merchants Ma
10: :"m"i hank. and Dr. William il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
HOLD ANNUAL FIELD TRIALS
NEAR TOANO IN NOVEMBER
Virginia Fox Hunters Association Making Arrange
ments for Yearly Event. With Bench Show Included
Will Run All-Agc Stakes and Derby

ARRANGEMENTS FOR holding tn" Soc
ond annual field trials and bench
show Of The Virginia Eos Hunters
Association are practically complct ed.
a.S,rordins, &" an"oun""mcmt OF
VILE. president OF the association.
The meet viii again Toe held nj
Ionno from November - 10 ~ with
IN" annual meeting. at which Of
hc"rs Tor the cnsutnl; year Will he
date.
Tw2 stakes VIII hc rum this year,
81 the meet. y large entry list Is
assured ia zach event. The Judges
announced by President Hu!tiSh are
II Is FERGUSON. uT Halifax. \. &:
llr. Roy NaAu, 81 Norfolk. ami IL
iIhH"n Clayton OF Charleston. ".
headquarters for IN" meet viii be-
IN thr W"ysid" pn. Other hotels and
rrtNat" homes i'm 'foauo VIII take
care .! tho overflow. \ committee.
hGutsmvn coming from distant points.
ana VINO VII! b" unable To bring their.
mounts with ,hcm
Secretary Il. =. Cornell of Rich
nn"nd. reports lively imt"rrs, amou.
~" membership I'm the NEE, and pre-
hl'tS an entry list of 100 hounds or
NOR. with equally as many hunts
men in attendance. The entries clos.
Monday November ~. secretary cor
n''I however. urges that all entries
nc made by November |. II i. par
i!"ni"rlN Important that members do
slrinS mounts furnished them notify
Mr.. t"rhcll hy The hrs, of tn, monti.
rs after hat dat. II viii he dir
iivult TO obtain horses Iiot.l acrn,r-
INDICATIONS should also he arranged
Tor IN advance.
L"dn0 - located on the main line
~ IN" 'h"Napcai," ana ohio Railway
"N'"i thtilE-ilv" miles below Rich
mono. 'ii'r"lS Of tn" road have
ISls"d 10 stop All trains at Toano
r"SS. fe
starting .lGhte"n months AGO with
q h'"tlhcrShir ut less than twenty
nN"' IN" association has grown to a
m"inh"rShip 81 nearly 500. with'mem-
'crS IN practically cVcrN county in
NC STATE, Tn" best hounds In the
STATE VIII compel" IA tho trials the
rules prohibiting any member from
entering more than two dogs for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
AMERICAN ATHLETES
INVITED. TO SWEDEN
lBy Associatcd Press /

NEW WORK. Oct. American
track and field athletes will hav.
an opportunity to compete IN Sweden
nest summer. If the invitation re-
c"ivcd ny the Amateur Athletic Union
today IL accepted. The Swedish N,h-
l"tic Association notified y. a l..
officials that ~ set OF international
games would III held at Gothcnburi.
Iuly 10 aud 10. 10 commemorate the
:Onth anniversary Of the establish
m"nt ui that city.
y stadium Ia seat some %. BOO spcc-
tItorS has been erected aud IL faS,
tracts and iuiiold Installed. Athletes;
from all parts OF Europe Will be
asked Running events Wtll bc at
n"t"rlC distances. The program H.
modelled after the Olympic games
aud viii be held under IN, rules 81
IA" International Amateur Athletic
Federation.
According TO tho communication
received today. formal invitHtions
VII soon l.. forwarded to the ANA
tour Athletic linton and IN, United
states athletic IoN"ruing body, and
ia" following college and club or
SanizatIuus:
Harvard. Yale, Princeton. PcunsyI-
vdnia, Cornell Stanford. California
and southern California Universities
aud New York a. e.. chicago ~ A.
Illinois y. G.. Los Angeles \. G. Bus-
ton y y. and the Olympic A. T.. Of
san Franc iSCo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
JACK SCOTS DAD
SAW GREAT CANE
tBy Associat,drreys !

NEW YORK. oct 10 Among
those who saw Jack Scot, twin MIN
self into tho worlds series han Of
fame Ia blankinI the Yauk, win
four hits in IN" third contcy, at
the Folio Grounds. was th. pitchers
aged Gather Ills presence at tho
game. after "a trip from his homo in
hluEcWaN; y. =. was revealed today
Giants.
sitting unmo,iccd in tho grand
stand. he elder Scott watched WItn
tense interest a. hts boy moved
down the lanks and pulled hims.if
out OF hole ia the seventh inning
WREN ia" ilugmcn had runners on
scCond and third with hut one out
MY TO; won tina, gam" and
knew he'd do it," he declared proud
y. as he stood erect after the last
rank had been retired
us pres. nc" thor" CAV" me a real
thrill" said McGraw Il could 500
IN the will of TIA" father tn" Viii
and discrimination "f tn, son 10 na:h,
MS way back when II looked as il
his inaJ"r league days were over.
That spirit Wtns many bail games b"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
RULES INTERPRETED
BY INTERCOLLEGIATE BODY
TRY for Point by Kicking Lost When Kick Fails and
Play Automatically Ends-Plavcr Taken
Out Between Halves Can Return

emit t" recover and rush The bali
across The goal line Is useless"
Inc remainder of the confusion is
Owe: IN" ncw rule regarding sUhst! =
'ui"s tru!c III, section -. which
proEid that = PLAYER VINO has been
W!thdrawn from the game during the
hrst hair mas return at any time
during the second half. \ player
withdrawn during the second half
may not return to the game.
Concerning Il. Nj. Halls statement
says While ;his rule does not In
terms refer 10 a player who finishes
~" irs' halt but was withdrawn
during tho intermission between the
'wo males. the purpose OF the rule le
lear aHd there is no reason why.
Such player should not be allowcd
70 r"turn 10 the game any time dur
ms the second half"
Inc now "'ry FOR point" rule VIII
max" IN" rD"ctatcrs' seats near the
two goal lines very attractive. once
,h", caches and IN" public come 20
r"ali tho s!gDihranr" os tho idea.
sad Mr.. iia!l. II enables AN nttack.
inc team 10 Use any ronsihie trick
play whl'h Il would NO, otherwise
attempt hccaus" ~ the possibility of
los'ns The haii. IN "thc Try ror
point II nas # point TO sain. n.t
nothing 10 lose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
DRIVERS REMAIN OVER
/ FOR BIG MOTOR EVENT
Promise of Clear Weather
Cheers Men Held Two
Days by Rain.
|SeSen Races on Program for initinI
Day. with 1Ncnt,-Eirnt tars
Entcrcd-MRy Race Again roinor-
rnw.

Although rain has twice caused n
9nostponcmcnt OF races at the State
pair Grounds, the motor speed demons
| are still on hand and the program
VIII he carried through today.
weather pcrmittiuE. The first event
is schedulcd to start at o'clock.
The initial card for the two-daS
program will bc run today AMI II is
probable that tho drivers will he abl.
70 rem"in tomorrow 70 compete in
lgresatins $1,000 have been offered
flor the races
Five nve-milc races. one throc- mile
free for-all. and one tcn-milc free
lor-all arc scheduled /" hn run TINS
|htternoon on tho mile speedway. The
[ihTee-mile event will he for the dirt
Track record of Virginia.
!. Iwonty-cicht cars are entered in
DC various events AMI some OF the
hest drivers in the state arc here TO
gram is As follows:
Event 80. -Fivc-mjlc. 1871 to 80
|cubic inch piston displacement FIRST.
$50 %os sG"% & $50; third; $50.
Event No. Five mile. 2al 10 $50
1cuoic inch first, Sioo. second. $50,
Even, 30. r!vc.miIe mn,,h
race for first four cars finishing in
Even, No first 500; second. S5o:
Event 30. i-Ftvc-mi!c match rae.
Tor first four cars finishing IN Event
10. =; first. 500: second $50: third.
Even, 40 rtvc-milc free ror.nli
nanIicar; first Sloo; second. SEQ.
Even, Ne. Threc-muc for dir,
track rcCo'd.
Event No. Ten mile frec-for.all.
whirh Is omen 10 all cars. regardless
|nf size OF equipment. first. 500. SOC
and. $3.50. third ;Iau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
VIRGINIA NOT INJURED
BY PRINCETON CLASH
All Sixteen M C n Engaged
Against Tigcrs-Rcady
for Spiders Next.
iSpeclal 10 The TImes.Dispatch.l

iSpcciaI to The Times DtSpatch.J
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Oct 10.
All of tho sixteen Virginia men
who went In against Princeton are In
good shape. although some are still
a little stiff from bruises. Coaches
entire squad through stin practice
iPr the University OF Richmond game
untl IhJy ran on, on palmcn
Field last week. the Orange and
hi"c had had no drills In wet wealth
~. but THIS week Lambeth Field is
A"SSE rom recent rains aud the
in"n nave been able to try their play
WIN Il watcr-suak ball
m ltlIhinond University comes Ia
.hhri"'tcSNillc next Saturday to he
,,o9ii,i,""rd week later by Virginia
nlli'nrE institute. From the news
ma, mas suited out from these rival
camps IT IL judged that tho Spiders
VINO last week held Maryland Uni
N'fstN Scoreless. hone to do az much
or NOR" with Virginia, while tho Ca
d"ts are laying down to rcucat thcir
coup OF Two years ago
N'IhpuEh TWO pf tho uino game,
nav" he"n played Nirrinia's backs
nav" Sct 10 meet fair test 1t was
u" dlthcuit job for them to go
through HcorEe Washington .incs
tho l!atchctit"S had little strength,
How much the close Princeton srore
was du" to wet weather can never
b" known. but tho oncnse al tba
pranE" and Eluc way not nearly n9
"tii"i"ut az the defense. and If the
men behind IN" line had any mar.
t"ul"r ability they were unable I,
h'spiiF X on the scETY field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
At Laurel
Results.

First race. + William of
I"r"tman, il6 'Stirilnr). 2i.5O. $50.
I 2i,'': Won; SScSsarh Aro"r, 10
lHonccp,. $50. third. Time. l.l5 As.
Woodhowcr. Ruth l.. Ned Erand.
Ncllcrm"n ANA BrocklcShy also ran.
Second race. furi"nGs-iioy. los
NoonGtidc. 100 tMar,inl. 40. $40.
second; BUY Gibson. 1903 I.angp.
S Hn9.. In, ,h'rh: rlmnEr' Jig - St
Veronica and Josephine e. also ran.
third race. milc-Mollic l,arncs.
I,r' i;amsl, soto. ll.Sc. 10. won;
! so sS @'i%PS dS S iEh"mns,i i.sS'
30 third Time. l.i2 Is. Grisclda.
Little Annie. 1Itania ana Maryland
He'll" also ran.
nl EGnr'h ,os RAG" Y;.,, -. fnr 4
o.lo second: Winner TAKE Kin. los los
,I,k"iSnNp, lI.7o. third Time. 1909.
" indlH"; Hiarrc Mari" blanche, sun
Don and tVtroinpa also ran.
10 tBu,w"ii. 2s6." dS, SS OUT wnn
raul Jones. ll0 G.anE). out. out. sec,
"nd' Calamity lane. ll2 I"nman.
"mt, tmird. Timc. i:l3 10. only three
sixth race, mile and sixteenth
Servitor 100 tSmallwoodD. 500. 80.
80" Won Ky Jimmy, no: butwen,
Turner. 2.7o. third. Time. las 50
klnt's champion. King John and
! Goa!cr also ran.
seventh race. mile and sixteenth
TOO. SO Won. Miles \. 1909 (WaIisI
$40. $50. second; Lady Luxury. 10.
W""dstoch. $50. third. Time
90 ~ Grace Foster. Tinrling
Sal"Sc also ran.
First race, : - turlonss-. Armc-
i03; aSusiaua. io7 Rosie IL. iG7
Belle OF Blue Ridge. ITO. Wander.
ours' lis Hhincgoid. Ill ul.ou,s
~, second race stespl" chase, : mics
ohMnctS: 80; aScn Master. 1870: aVi.
Gaa:rei $50; The SPHINX. 1870; Lollipop
80. al. ;, cosd.a and Raj Parr Ell
stone. loi; pclhimaid ioS. .Bev"ril
Bclie. 100. ,Simplicity. Ioa; Carruth-
crS. LOG: pannadrum loo: Eirah
ig.. r: r,,, ioS p"nnrs. no; 'F'l.cr
Gaudy, ll5. Ira Wilson. lI5: nind"0.
stan, lis; also eligible silver springs
w. t"titourdtn.. ll2; Brave. loo
''aiistona, 1893: Antilles. ll2.
~; ThsSsaly, los; Woodland. ioa
.HltLtcr. Times io9; Rucado. 10. New
hImpShire. ia. Caveai Emp,or. l@6
Erth race. mile au.l 80 Yards
Athe!sion. los; Finorv. I0J: Tango
rinc. loo; Trcv"lyan. l06: YANKEE
St9r' l06. All over. LOG, Champaign
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth
Plu'ky, 20. Double Cross l05: IRA
Jams, lo2: aopperman. lO6. bail Fair
lo6. Knight az The Heather. iO6
due De Moruy. I01: Coppcr Demon
los; slippery Elm, H.: 'Lunctia. lI3;
ar w Morris and Triple Snrinr>
Farm entry. be-. II. Goodacrc entry
seventh rae. mite and furlonr
DECK mate. TOO; queen Blonde 100.
Explosive, lo2: MOODY, iO5; apicrr.
Ecu. los -Ea!us'radv. 10.
apprentice allowance claimed %!
i've pounds
Weather rainy track sloppy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
DEMAND YANKEE SHIP
FOR YANKEE PLAYERS
Ihy Nesociat.d Press !

.NH,il - 'N. Oct. Announce
m'ut THAI u group OF American ~
itSS'unaI baseball players. iucludinu
sN Wh" participated in til" world
Sa"N VII! us" ship carrying a
nI'lLh nag I" transport them TO the
,N!'ni on transforming tour. has
~ ~ 'Eht protest from tho National
NJ ~ ant Marin. Association. Thc
""ti"n tonight tclcg "a y n e d
NcheSaw Mountain Lands
, - nlSh COR sSioner. insisting
as representatives OF the United
~ an American flag vessel Atten
,lyh W%S contained in The mcssar. TO
rEu'"tiI" sailing dates on IN. ti,ne
inc p'aN"rS plan to depart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

aud Gordy. BY the :. |. y. A. VIII re.
ccive Il joli when they find that ,b.s,
tWp men have not figured in any OF
thr games played by the Praytn'
Coluncls this season. Wlihnut tn.i,.
assistance the k-ntucI<ians hay.
inllcd up an average OF ~ uoinIs in
their three games.
iiampden Sidney aud Lyn,bbury
college have fallen in line with " H.
liam and Mary and Raniulph- Mnr,,u
Friday IN order that IN. PLAYERS can
So" the Tech Centre game herr. Tho
SuGBcStlon was made in this column
early last week and gicllIy adopt.d
When Lee Meadows appeared ON
me Dall field with glasses. IN. cuiIn-
Try eaSpcd. But SpcctacicS have b.
come alDics: as passe as airulanrs M
Il iair. Charlie strain, OF TalSoia :
one Of the local opponents OF iirst
aid 10 tho eye.
But Columbia University has a be-
specialized tad WHO is going to start
something that VIII have few foi
lowers. He intcnus to play football
wearing SD"CtaClcs. Without mis-
h.aNy-icnscd, horn trimmed head
llGhtS Edward Fischer. IA a2g-pounI
tackle. IS blind as "a bat. and he is
threatentne q. 80 right on the grid
IRON Win iull equipment.
Don, Miller OF Notre Dame. was
for "a touchdown against 81. Louis
University. He made the dash rom
:, kickoff and later Suatch"d a So
yard run. returning Il plu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

The Church nm program calls for
tw" events, either "f which would be
sutticicui To fiji Tn" house fuckers
Srca, showing against Young Bowen
made him AN instantaneous favoritr
with Richmond hstic followers joe
Dundee is we'll known her. ana Is u
worthy opponent for Tuch"r Tia.
winner VIII bc matched against
Young Bowen. according 10 present
plans. Dempsey has staged several
nifty exhibitions here and Lawrence
Is also an Old iav"ritc.
TO meet Tucker tn" Baltimore
*crappcr has agreed to make $50
pounds. Dempsey viii tap tn" scales
AT l2S when ne tackles Lawrence. 1t
is expected that Lefty WOods"u. tin,
Richmond lad with a wicked punch.
viii be in one OF IN" prclImS
over in B"pcw"ll next Tuesday
night PETE Nelson is going to put
Chaotic Holman ON against either
Mc!nt"e, who won = decision over
the Richmundcr in tn. North in In,
spring, or Howard Lynch McIntce
hurt his thumb a week or So ago and
may no. be able TO work. hut viii
telegraph today To Nelson. Lynch is
a New York boy with quite - rcpu-
cation. Al HOLMAN will h" another
feature on the Hopewcll bin. when
under the auspices of the HopcwcIl
baseball team.
Tech men who have started re-
ioicing over the DISQUALIFICATION of
two Centre College players. Shadoau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

NEW NOEh. p.i Football Of
fcialS IN games played throurhout
the country have given such con-
fictinE interpretations % mo Two
important changes in the rules. in
augurated th!s wear one az which
changes radically the scoring SIS.
TENS OF game. ina: the rules com.
nlttee ~ the American IncrCollcEiat"
Football Association today issued "a
statemfnt IN an attempt 10 clear ,hc
s!uaion.
new rule y. which was designed 10
change the play after a tcuc hdvy,n
10 made from try for goa. through
a piac" Kick 20 a Try TOR point"
teams, HleCt!nR 10 try for point
by Kicking goal, have claimed tn.
point when the Kick failed. hut ono
Ut their men recovered the ban and
rushed IT hehiud IN, opposing goals.
IN some !Nstnnccr referee ...g
other officials cTronuOUs.y hay" up
held IN" content!',i. l.. x. Hall. cnstr-
man of thr rules committee. Ia!l 81
Issuing tn" statement. Mr. nan
pointed out shat team having
CHOSEN 10 "try for po.rr hy hcking.
los; Whrin1 n. MGk f"iieh, and Ihe
Inaticslly whr onded Tho new rule.
ne added. docs no; permit tie con
'vA anSf. Of 2 pl"Z -
'huif -. rays ihI tthNS nI-Ni l..
provides TINT ioGnj ~Ai,h hah
made iouchcn~ may Md on. al
ditionni point 10 ~ score soy sue
ceEsfuliy executing ~ s!ng!. play
any orr III tho foiinpinu by u goal
from Gein; ~ completing n ;"ruard
pass In Iin rni ,"nt 90 by Carrying
ths bail ncfose tha linz.
..Thh wofis my mr. ne six
nihcAht and should Go IltatAI!y rpU
s,rued. AocnfdippiN SMDuId Suun
.am attempt Ia Ei"I b goal aut ma.
atempt ha blocked ~ tha defender
- tho goal, Tho ptay rhds Then aud
nere. TINS ball a dssh emo any at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
6O-Iear-Old Woman
Is Regular Football Fan
IKv NssocintcI rrcs.l

IOWA CITY. IA, Nov. io.-Mrs
ID. y. Richardson. of Davenport.
VINO ht st years OF age is Il foot
bail IAN. has ordered special
car 10 take her Lud twenty i've
friends and relatives IL the Yale
Iowa game at New Haven. Cont.
next saturday. II was announce
today.
lhr"" generations @! IN. l:ich-
srdson family will attend the
game. fourth generation "f
tender years will be forced e re
main AZ home
Mrs. Richardson's husband WAS n
member Of tn" board Of REGENTS
OF III" University of Iowa for
twenty years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11
sEDS7ERS EXPECT TO START FAIR RACES TODA Y

miuSo ~; Guelph. III Maggie Muir
phN. 100; Philosopher. llu.
Third race, milo and a Curlonu 80
Lord Herbert. lOT. HuoirI.. liz i;,,m.
Kin 100; 'iorcb. 100. sea Mint. no,
Thornhcdgc. 10.
Fourth race. . IL furlours
~. lO!; tniidy, III: Amusement. iO.;
How Fair, 10: Miss star lis. Best
Love. ll5: Pay Dear, los; Euuiuoctal
10. MaZcppa. los, Edict. l2G; Saw cup
ll:, Contour, ioi.
fItih race. selling. mile and a six.
tScnth-k inS Albert, los. Vendor,
20 jug. %: 'Qucsada. 90
SiAth race, furlouES Turbulcut.
l"' l'aua"h". 1iS, Noruuaw. llI.
M'rhhCllc il5; Miss B.ll. li5: Kun
carol Ia. Pay Dear. ll6. Violet
Rluc, ia; BETHANY. ti": Rejection.
10; olga Nir.iuia. lli. POW WOW.
IL; Ma&"pra. IA. Contour. llJ.
rive pounds allowance.
Cloudy ~luupN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-11

each stake. Last year more than
100 hounds We're entered in the
trials. and So true did they run that
the Judges were unable to select the
winner. Twelve foxes were account
cd Tor IN three DAYS of hunting. II
- planned to spend one DAY hunt
inE on historic Jamestown Island
this year.
To add To tho lttraCtivencsS oc tn,.
ithlhSUIar section as u hunting
GROUND. "a number Of red foNrs huv.
been liberated in the vicinity of
Ioano in the hopes that some OF
mem may Ice struck" by the hounds
IN the forthcoming mcnt.
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Burkr,ilfc In Good shane

III Ki[ l:Nll.I.E. VA. Oy, I0.--rhc
H. y. ". :. football squad better
known a. the EurkeyiIlc iii.;h Schuol
"hr'cts g. hc ~ good snap. FOR It's
gam" With 81 ,.Christoph.r's school
Friday. October IL coach Ncnnbln
mas had tho opportunity Of seeing
ms team IN action twice and th"ro-
i"r" KNOWS wh"r" the weak places
ar" ana expects 10 remedy thcsc
this w"ck Tn" ~ \. H. : lads. led
h% captain Lush, Iuartcrback Ok
n"'i :" make = favorable showing in
NINnmnnh t-rIhaN
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BROW WIS PURCHASE
"IOME-RUN" E,ZEIJ
IN Nssncint.d rress

,..r ~ HSSoCiai:d freSS
- LOUIS. Oct l0-T1c 81 Iouis
n nin'r',nhs nave obtained Home
muh Ezell from Shreveport. Of tiie
i"A"S ...aEh.. IT was announced to-
p"N f.""li is third basc.nan and
DATED above the 800 mark in In.
season inst ended Tho purchase
prtce was not disclosed Tho chi
EHcN il was said "''e'
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TEXAS AGGIES BOW
ONCE MORE TO TULSA
iIsy hSsocia,.dp press F.,

,AlI.AS. TEN. oct l0.-Tcxas \
y NJ. IoIlre. was unable TO p.n.,ro,.
70 any extent the defense of tn,
Visa University eleven. and suffered
Us second defeat of III. season to-
haN' |" I" 10. The AgEieS found an
overhead game impossible.
IN" sam" started out AS a hunting
ma i!hc buCkIns contest. with few
ttirk plays and passes by cit.cr
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Hriton Dcrcn,. \or,,nn u,.

lrbl .ESRRoliGiI. ENGLAND oct
l".-la"k Hatfield. an English swim.
nl"r. Today swan $40 meters In :
minutes 80 "a seconds. breaking the
world record OF Norman Ross tn.
Nh"rican sw INNER. 6 minutes ~ 81
seconds. made in Chicago in 1871
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FI.Nt ItNNI RIO. Va, Oct. lO.-F. "
Holly, OF Atlanta, Ga. was elected
capaln uf the Virginia Tech. frcyh =
man football eleven here tonight,
lipl!y plays l"f' tackle on tho fresh
les. and was ali-Georgia tackle las,
year. iir u one % Coach Redo :
most promising men.