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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
200 Trimmed Hats
Special $500

Second Floor.
of hats stock selling formerly
for $50. $3.50. $40 and si2bo. Choice Mt $500.
ChiIdren's Hats felt and plush selling
regularly SASS 1895 and s5 reduced TO $105 each
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Girls School Goats
Special at $8.95
Boys Dept. Main Floor. Rear.
Upper Main Floor.

In the Girls Apparel Department, group of
plain and fur-colared coats have been taken from
regular stock selling at $3.50 and s14.95 and
priced special for Saturday at $685. each. They
include chinchas and fancy mixtures in good
styles. Sizes are to IL years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
ROANOKE PREPARING
FOR CAPACITY CROWD
Tech-Cadet Clasl, Twenty.
First Between Two Vir-
ginia Schools
ginia Schools.
| Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

iSpecidi 10 ne llnies- DlEpatch.l
ROANOKE. Nov. o7--When The two
football clevcnH representing the Vir-
ginia Military Institute and the vir-
sinia Polytechnic Institute meet on
the erldiron here Thanksgiving Day.
1t will mark the twenty first time
that these representative Virginia In
sti'u:ions nave met In friendly
rivalry. The crowd before which they
vii. battle for gridiron supremacy. Il
is estimated. Will surpass any sim,lar
gathering that has ever taken place
In Roanoke
Headed by the two cadc, corps.
numbering more than 1000 cadets
with their two military bands ami
followed by the thousands OF alumni
from the two institutions. military
parade Viii be staged the morning
OF the game. which Will start the
festivities of tho day. Governor r.
Lee Trinkle, with his entire stan. Will
be the Kuests Of Roanoke for that
day and viii occupy boxes at tho Fair
Grounds during the game. Due 20
the daa! capacity ms comma in
chief OF both Of tho cadet bodies, the
Governor Will alternate his seat at
the Eame. during one half being on
the V. II. ]. side and the other on the
V. p ]. side OF the game
New ana additional seats have been
erected around the 1r!hiron. II re-
served seats have IA yet not been
secured. they should bn rcnervrd at
once by writing. wiring or tclephon-
ing to Ernest baldwin. care OF
ScholH Bccl>ley cigar Co. Room roger.
vatiunr may II" secured at the hotels
of Roanoke, but IL not successful In
securing reservations there. the mat
ter should bc taken M with the As
ISOLATION OF Commerce, which or
shn!Zatinn lis arranging for room
reservations for the night In private
families.
Special reduced railroad fares are
being offered on both tho Nirginian
ana the Norfolk ana Western Rail
roads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
MARsHALL|TES EAGER
FOR NEWPORT NEWS FRAY
Most Important Game of Sea.
son on Richmond Hi Seized.
ule Decides Championship.
By triple r."

with the football season nearing
Its end. John Marshall High
schools sturdy gridiron battalion Is
looking forward to tho game with
Newport News High School. TO be
played in the Ship Builder city on
Turkey Day. fearing It's outcome yet
confident that II Will be satisfac-
tory.
This is the most important gamn
on tho Marshnllite schedule as the
team emerging from the battle VIC
torious Will. in all probability, be
one or the teams that viii play at a
ih'er date to decide the high school
championship of the stnte.
John Marshslrs squad has Deen
practicinE steadily for the Thanks.
giving encounter since It's last game
and victory over the Mcclure .
eleven by the bare margin OF one
point. Coach Moore, OF John Mar
shall, is confident that his team viii
come Though as expected. He has
heen supervising the daily workouts
and says I. Marshailite machine is
RUM smoothly.
Moore ana his squad will
lea richmond tomorrow ninht ana
VIII rest overnight at hotel IN
Newport News. The game will star,
~ ~ "a W. owing to tho carly hour
OF tho game neither tenn will hold
preliminary practice. hut viii
warm w and get right into the bat
tie
Wednesday being n holiday at John
Marshall large number of s,u.
dents Will either accompany tho
team Wednesday or motor to tho
builder Cit" carly the next morning
t" he on hand and cheer for tbc
team The Newport News school IL
also expecting n large attendance
The players who will make tho
trip for John Marshall have not bocn
announced. but Manager sutton viii
probably Civ" them out tomorrow.
along with tho names Of the official,
that have been secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28

and seventy Yards 1S)--John Paul
Jones. III, Miss !onary. 40: Emotion.
l01. Th!mble. Jos. Paddle. l0i. Ruff
fer. 100: Sailing Along. 90, TanEerinc.
%.
Fifth racc-The Lafayette. claim
ing handicap, sl,40O; all ages. FUR
longs GD--Sccond Thoughts. lie;
May Blossom. rs; LEffarc. li3; IxD
Mckenna, ll2; Mustard Seed los.
Qaecrcek, i01; Toll. lCi; (x) Dexter
Gus. lo3: 'X) Hidden Jewel. 1903; tx)
WRATH 80, tX) Mex X. %
sixth rncc--rurse. $1,000: claim
Ing. for allies ana mares: ihrcc-yrar
olds ana up, milo and seventy yards
CD-Rv jimmy, ZIG; tx) Piucky. 100.
tS) Fannie Bean los: Gazinta. los
lxl Nalcntia, los: 60 Freely Sneezy
iOi. Amanda Uoey, %. CD Little Am
me. 30 'S) Ina KAY. 90
Seventh racc--sl 300: claiming: for
three year olis; mite ana SIX
trcnth l7l- Beverly Relic. ia: in
viEoraior, ia ,xD Mystic. III: Utah.
l07 (X) The Clock Member. I65; IxC
Fciencd Seal lO5; OlD John Morrill,.
l0i: ta) Misar, lOl: % Toodles. iO9.
% Thriller. 1902, Welcome stranger
100. Grace Foster. 100. Ix) Ashlin.
90: x) The ChamcrIain. 90 az
Faycllc, -, 81 Zcuotta. 1902. ran
JandFum. 100: ,a) q. w. Foreman
j ". Collins entry.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
AUBURN COACH SENDS
HIS RESIGNATION IN
Mike Donahuc Rcscnis Criti-
cism After Nineteen
Years of Service.
IRy AssocIaieA prese.l

AUBURN ALA. Nov. o7.-M!ke
Doaahue. for nineteen years athletic
coach at Auburn. this afternoon an
nounccd taht he had mailed his rcsis-
nation to President, Spright bowel,
effective July /. 1928. Officials ut
Auburn declined to discuss the resig-
nation, declaring II had not been
placed before them
Donahuc declined to give any ren-
sons for the resignation. II Is re-
ported. however. that tho action ia
duo To circumstances extending back
over period Of three years or more.
II is known that small minority
Of the Auburn Alumni had complained
that the football methods of bona
hu" were out OF date. and that with
coach with moro modern ideas,
Auburn could bc more effective as an
offensive team and therefore capable
of winning moro games. These criti-
cismS have been answered bv the
friends Of Donahue this season by
pointing to tho unbl.mishcd South
crn record Of tho team Of 1922
Matters reached a climax last week
when the announcement was made
mat Captain shirley. ShirlinE Gibson
fructt and Glover, mainstays of the
Auburn squad. had been put on pro-
baton because their studies were A
little shy" according to the re-
port.
Ronnhue, II is known. announced
several days ago that he would re-
sign as soon as the Thanksgiving
Day game against Tech wns over
Members OF the alumni association
cndcaN"rcd to prevail on him to
change his mind. but without avail.
were rcinstatcd today and returned
TO football training this afternoon.
AZ meeting OF tho team inter
practice today, tho playeds with tears
streaming. down their eyes. renewed
their allegiance to their coach with
tho words. coach werc going to
beat h out uf Tech for YOU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
SPIDERS STILL WORK
FOR INDIAN CONTEST
Dobson Perfccting Men in
Plays to BE Used Here
Gohbler Day.

Work OF rounding out the Spider
football machine for the Tbanksgiv-
Ing clash with william and Mary was
continued yesterday afternoon on
stadium Field when Coach Dobson
put his squad through "A brisk signal
drill In an effort to perfect the men
In the execution OF the numerous
plays TO be used against the Indians
william and Mary has suffered dur
lng the season what might ordinarily
prove to be irreparablc losses In tho
ton men who have dropped from tho
squad since the opening game. The
Indians started the season with
wealth az material. however. and are
sun considered TO have one OF the
best teams In their history. 1t is GER
tainlN rom this point of view that
The Spiders are training for tina an
nuai combat. Coach Ingram has done
remarkable work with his squad re-
Gently and they have shown a CO.
ordinatcd play which surpasse5 ths
carly season showing. II team work
liz to be given It's deserved import
hncc.
The Williamsburg clan VIII come
10 Richmond primcd for a hard fight
and backed by the entire student
body ~ rootcrs. The same viii he
true OF the spiders. and Coach Doh
ron Ia training his mon carefully for
IN" hnal game Of the season, which
VIII b. The last appearance az Can
tain NhNcrly J.ncs. stnllEr Spider
quarter. licbbi" Snca". Caesar" To-
VIII. "Tiec" Price and others Ac-
'"rdinR Ia prcscr, Indications. the
Red ana I,lu. VIII have strong re-
serve tnck field strength. az well as
four varsity ends and extra lineincn.
Whatever odds thcr" arc MAY favor
the spiders. but he Red and Blue
is not relying on chance. but on cf-
hcicnt team play for their chances
against tho Indians.
u is understood that Captain Jonos
and three other members OF the
spider squad who viii graduate have
received offers ~ prep school coach
ing jobs. but none Of tho men have
decided definitely what ,hnv will do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
ERECT EXTRA STANDS
IN VIRGINIA STADIUM
Game With Carolina Expected
TO Break Charlottesville
Record.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispntch. !


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Nov. 27.-
Extra seats arc being erected on
Lambeth Field for tho third tims this
season. In order 10 accommodate the
overwhelming crowds that are OK
rccicd for the Virginia North Caro-
lima game on Thanksgiving. arrange
mcnts have had to hr made by II. l.
THROWN. graduate manager. for an
other stand In addition to those used
for the Washington and Lee game.
When " NJ. I. came to play tho uni.
v"rsi,y. 1000 extra seats we're pro-
vlded for. These we're found to 10
Inadequate and they were added to
until arrangements for 1000 extra
seats were provided for the contest
with the Generals Advance sale Of
tickets indicates that another OK
pansion Will have to he made II the
'hronSs coming here FOR the Caro-
lima scrap are TO be seated
AS soon as those seats arc COM
rleted all will he in readiness for the
big game to start. Mr.. Brown. as.
sisted by Robert Burlington. studer,
manager, long ago completed all
other arrangements for the affair.
Officials for the contest are to 10
tho best the South affords. For
referee. MAJ offin. Of Michigan, has
hcen secured. and he will work with
barry, Georgetown. as umpire, aud
Snndhurn. Of Dartmouth. ms head
llncsman.
Nhginia's team is having lirh,
workouts this week. for the coach =
hrc not going to take chances on in
jnring any OF their men In rough
scrlmmaEc. Practices are now stnr,-
ing at o'clock, and most Of the
time Is taken up with sirrai prac-
ticc and dummy scrimmasc agains,
the scrubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
INDOOR TRACK MEET
SET FOR MARCH 3
LRv Associated rrnssl

NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-Thc annual
intercollegiate indoor track and field
ampionShip will he held in this city
saturday. March 3. 1t was announced
today at meeting OF the executive
md advisory committees OF the Inter
collegiate Association OF Amateur
Athletes of America.
A dividend OF $4,000 was declared
from the proceeds OF tho intcrcol-
legiate championships at the Harvard
Stadium last May, 10 he apportioned
on n mileage basis among colleges
which send n team of ten or more
athletes to tho meet.
The committees also accepted as
new intercollegiate records the time
Of J. y. icconcy, OF Lafayette. when
he won the final of the l0O-yard da sh
at Cambridge last May In . 7-iO sec
onds and the running high jump Of
l.. T. Brown. OF Dartmouth. who
cleared the har ut 6 feet SIS inches
AT the indoor championships. and Is
feet "a inches at the outdoor
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
CADET CAPTAIN GETS
NAVY COATS BLANKET
Try Associa;edprcssl

WEST POINT. y. y. Npy. o7rr,,,
llr"idstcr. captain Of IN. Army foot,
hall team. which defeated tho Navy
saturday. has been presented with n
navy blue blanket neatly embroidered
with three Eolh stars. which FOR a
time on Saturday kept warm Bili
'anri'nrnus. tho Nays goat, At
FRANKLIN Field. Tho stars com.
memora'n previous Victories for TN.
Navy at which Bill was mascot Thu.
enthusiasm Of the Cadets celchra.-
'nI the Army victory resulted in Bill
making cold trip hack to Annapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
MICHIGAN SATISFIED
WITH CONFERENCE TIE
INV Associa,cdrress.l

AIN ARBOR. MICH. Nov. c7.-Thc
University of MichiEan's undofcatci
football team Will make no claim to
sole possession OF the Western Con-
ference championship. being willing
I" share h"nors with Iowa. another
indicated eleven. II was announced
by Coach Fielding III. Yost today.
Some Michigan supporters had urged
that Michigan claim first position by
means OF the point system, but It
was explained such course would
not be followed
Coach fost Will continue indefinite
~ head OF the Michigan football
coaching staff, despite his added
burdens az head Of the univcrsity's
athletic department. he announced to-
day. lie viii be unable to devote as
much time To the squad next year,
however, az was the case last season
ANA much az the duties Will fail upon
the shoulders Of Assistant Coach
George Little, who Is serving his FIRST
year in tho Maize and Blue coach
ing department..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
HAWKINS Is WINNER
IN BILLIARD MATCH

In tho Mutual building tourney.
which has been transferred To the
Newport Billiard Hall. yesterday.
ilawktn defeated his opponent. Man
ICY. 30 10 Is. in hard-fourht battle
from tho start 10 the nnish There
was not more than eight point. that
separated tho players at any one
time. and some CLASSY shots aud po-
s!tions were played by both players.
Grasbsrger took Ford into camp
by IN" score OF 80 to ~. both play
"rs displayed stage fright at times.
but mad. very interesting match.
The schedule for today Is: Schacf.r
vs. English and Rurks ". Ford At
the Newport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
CAROLINA TO SPEND
NIGHT AT LYNCHBURG

CHAPEL iIiLL Nov 27.--InHtcad
Of spending the night before the Vir-
Hinia game on the road. or sleeping
In Pullman car In the charlottes-
VIII" yards. the Carolina team VIII
flerr IN hotel In Lyrchhurg
They Viii hoard their special car
In Durham at 10 o'clock tomorrow
Tuesday night. and after Midnight
VIII move of for Virginia by way Of
Greensboro. Breakfastirg in Lynch
hurK Wednesday. they will spend tho
day there. going through light prac-
t!cc In the afternoon. Tho trim 10
Charlottesville Thursday morning
viii consume only about two hours,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28

two pounds and is exactly feet II
inches tall. Those who have watched
her play say she has enc of the mos,
perfect swings ever seen. The dis
lance she ordinarily gets on her te.
shot Is 100 yards. She only took up
the game four months ago, and after
"A few times around the ninc-hul,
course In Lincoln Park finished in
the low COS.
Eastern Virginia coaches arc no,
letting any grass grow under their
feet when IL comes to looking after
material FOR next fail Frank Dob
son. the Spider scntor. and Rundv.
OF iiampden Sidi,ey, witnessed the
Fork Mon game on Sat :.
nrday. ia ret a line on youngsters
who will soon DO of collegiate cali
brr.
Norfolk. which has tried to claim
tho crown as the hest football com
munity In the state. only TO find
that Richmond Is considerably bet
ter If already lighting for a big
schedule for 1929. y meeting will
be held tonight TO launch a drive
to capture the Tech Cadet game mex;
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28

Program of Exercises
at Millhiser Memorial

Place-Gymnasium Hall. Univcr-
sity OF Richmond campus.
Time-W ednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
order OF exercises:
Schubcrt's Military March.
Academic procession
Invocation. Professor 6. G.
Mitchell. LII. u.
Music by University Cleo Club.
Statement by president Of the
university. Or. T.. w Boatwright.
Presentation OF building. by
Louis Levy. representing Mrs.
Regina V. q. Millhiser
Acceptance of building by presi-
dent of the corporation. y. w.
Patterson,
Music by University Glce Club.
Words Of appreciation from the
students OF 1922, w. @. Keith.
president student government.
Words Of appreciation from tho
alumni. Robert y. Pollard, presi-
dent athletic council.
Singing by students. led by Uni
vorsity Band.
Opening OF the Roger Millhiser
memorial room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
SYRACUSE CAPTURES
CROSS COUNTRY RUN
This Is One Time Cornell
Runners Fail TO Take
HOnors.
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.--Syracuse
University today won the annual
intercollegiate ross-country RUN
over the s!x-mile course Mt Van
Cortlandt lark. Yale was second.
and Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nolocy third.
The point scores for the varsity
team race follows:
Syracuse, %: Yale. los: NJ. |. T.. 49,,
Columbia. lis; Cornell, 1lo: Maine.
li5: Dartmouth, 15S: Princeton. l69:
Harvard, lSe; Penn state. oil: Penn
sylvania. 221 City College of New
York, $50; New York University,
36S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
arc the scores
IIAn r-
SOCCER FOLLOWERS
WILL MEET TONIGHT

soccer followers Will meet tonight
al The SSpcris Specially shop to dis
chSS the organization of a league
here. The meeting VIII he omen TO
al interested In the game John
"rundy Will preside. Tho meeting
Is scheduled for $40 o'clock
soccer ioams representing the
East and West Ends will meet AT
i'Nrd fark on Thanksgiving Day in
an exhibition game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
villa Defeats ,1nn,r.nI

BOSTON. Nov. 27.-Pancho villa.
American nyweight champion. went
out OF his class again here tonight
and defeated Young Montreal. oi
Providence. winning the decision In
ten rounds. Villa had AN undoubte cd
lead in eight rounds. held Montreal
even in another and Gas only slight
~ behind In tho ono round in which
the Providence fighter had any al
vantage. villa weighed ii3 pounds
and Montreal lie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
Bowling Notes

In the Federal Reserve Bank Bowl.
Ing League yesterday. on tho Newport
Alleys. the Bear Cats. after making
record for tho league. rolling a
total OF SIS In tho first game. drop
ped the next two to the Alligntors
by wide marG lns. Wilson, Byrnts and
Carroll led the onslaught. all thrc.
being OIL seasoned howlers. Wilson
led thu field with high single game
Of @2l. This game was substituted
for the regular scheduled game for
next Thursday.
Following are the scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
Healing Manager sicn..

READING. PA, Nov. 27.-The
signed contract of Spencer \. Abbot;
10 manaG. tho Reading international
League club next season was received
today by President NJ q. Moore. All
bot pi'et"ti tho Memphis club in
IN" Southern Association for the last
Two years. tic succeeds Chief Render
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
BOWIE

First gr2ee-Gl4l Bella. 100 Mari
ne!l), SSi.P, SlI.iG, i730. won. jig
step. .lt9 'i.anGb. Sll.2O. Sl040, see
thlrd. TIM: l;Si. Lady Liverpool
West Pit'ston. Racket Papilion. Bud.
cucie, Setting sun. Wrnnrlcr, spin
!an. The can. lium-.Mt Gym shaw.
Colo Mount ANA .!1rics scratched
Second race CIm sab. ia CMc-
TagEaru, $3.50 $40, $40, won:
Ettahso, ll2 ClanCJ, S2.7n - 90, soc.
Time l.22. HOBBY iiakcr. 8everiy
Eelle, The Lamh. south Breeze ii-
ran. William Of Corotomau, Cork
SO u Goes, Slir, Avalanche Ruidl.a,
-Arrah Coon, Suudial II and salt Pc
ter. scratched.
ThirI. race,.N King solomon's Seal.
won; Fcisidc, 100 u.ans,, $3.50, S3.Sr.
second; Lady Myra. iC@ tThnmas3.
$500. lhird. Time ;2s 10 SUNDAY
land. Blue Hawk, Dan l.. O'Su!livan.
also. ran. All American, Majority
snG E!doTado. scratched.
Foqr,h ,-acree .Kcpara.ion. III
.onpcrman, III (weii,erp. $3.50. s2@7,
second, Ounce Cap, lna ,BeMD, $500,
third; Time: La 20. over Take,
Paddle, Bonus, Mnwricoron. nrcam
OF Allah, Occidental and Mary Pa
tricia. scratched
lshu,,inreJ, S8io. sa96. 50. won;
John PAU Jones. loo tMcTasEarO,
$500. $3.50 second; King Albert. 100
(Mnler), $3.50. thlic Time, l.+a Is.
All ran.
Sixth race-At'o-noy. llo uarg).
so7?o. $3.50, $3.50. won. Galnv"nt,
lio tBcuy. s2&0 - On. second: Tri-
bune. III (ShN'ick). $40. third
Time 1851 rs. Mar Victor. Caretrca.
jacques. Nu9ncc, Missf Kings
Champion, cole Dor Moody anc
Miles :, also IAN. Grace Foster.
scratched.
Seventh race - Thalaris los
(Siar;z). $3.50. $3.50. $500. won:
Natural. lo3 CMarinellD, $3.50. 1870.
second. Royallieu. 100 tSchillicfD,
sS.3o. third Time, 1851 i-5 La Kross,
Frank Monroe. Dottas Hos,. Mid-Ci,y.
Debadou. Ticacoy, lcckmatc. Bravo.
Explosive, Ashln, Panjandrum and
Radical also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
Jnhnnr Dnndnn wilma

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Iohnny
Dundee. junior lightweight champion.
won the decision over Phil belmont,
ri the East side. In twelve round
bout here tonight II was the cham
rion's first fight In more than three
months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
Wilmington Decides Tonight on Franchise
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Turkey Day Tickets Still Selling Uptown
BY EARLE LUTZ

Baseball has been content to stand
aside for the past Two months while
the Erlddcrs hoeRed the calcium. but
the national pastime is already tan
Ing up for return engagement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
Entries for Today.

First racc-s!@00. claiming: for
8-year-o!ds ana UP. 81 furlongs (20)
Jock Scot us; FNDberty Ginbet.
113; Star Realm, llj ,x) Pun. Iij.
Good Time. los. T.tauia lO-: OK
Delhi Maid. lC5. Bobued Hair. I05.
Belmon, l05. % Tom Cassidy: *
Indian Prince. los; Joseph Eraut.
1o3; Ix) Meuse. l03: i = Harnun.
ITO; TidIngs. i!2. the Decision. no.
Gaudy. li5. salome. III. 90 The
Foreigner los, Salt Peter IFS.
Second race--tl 200. claiming: for
two ycar-olds mHe 600 cork
Elm, 81: (H) Pennon loo. 80 Win
ner Take All 1913 tH) Soa TAG. 100.
ts) Adventures l03; ND RiUy Glib
son. lo2; OK Ducks and BRAKES. IGI:
Cod Mount. SO. * Blue China, 81.
Lady Liverpool 90
Third race--'rho Promenade I!audi-
cap, sl,A00; two-ycar olds; rur-
longs I0) --ta) Amusement. 40. tAj
Osprey. i20. Ca) iock Bottom, lOa.
OBJ King Solomons Seal. ll5: GD
Pay Dear. lo3, Blue Hawk. IA; Sun.
day Best, l07; Good Night, l02;
Eidoraio. 1902; Loeb Ayr. 100 "a,
August Pcim"nt entry; 90 ! T.
Madden and J. - Smith cn'rv
Fourth race-Thc Sun
es,5eoy three-yeai CID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-28
BLACKSTONE DEFEATS
FORK UNION ELEVEN
tspccial to rho Times Dlspatch.l


FORK UNION. Nov. Gin n fierce
and stubbornly fought game, the
strong klacksburE Academy tcam de-
fcat"a Fork Union Academy her" Sat
urday afternoon by the score OF II
to e. Hardly ever in the history OF
Fork Union has such an audience
attended game here. AS the game
had direct bearing on the prcp
championship, interest was doub!y
felt by friends and alumni OF both
institutions.
This victory gives Blackstone a
claim upon the State prep champion
ship
blackstone. Position Fork Union.
8rindle .......right end 49,. Bloxom
steele .....riea; tackle. 49,. Anplin
Schrihhen right guard Davis
burnett $3.50. center. Fits
lSlount left guard. 2I.ff
Crockett fright tackle. ..... Jones
HiNby right end. Reckwith
tCartaiO
prabblc ....quartcr back So. savory
tCnptain)
Anderson right half. ~ Coon
Thampson ....lcft half. Rrasscur
Marks ....... fun back. Robertson
officials: Referee. Smith (Viryinia) ;
umpire. Haywood tSouth Carolina ;
lincsman. EAcho GU. of RI Time OF
pcriods--lS minutes