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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
OLD DOMINION WILL BE HOST
FOR NATIONAL BEAGLE TRIAL
Thirty Third Annual Affair Will Start Wednesday in
Ioudoun County-Largc List Offered
in Varied Events. saFf2

Tho thirty-thIrd annual field trials
of the NatIoua! Beagle club OF Amer
ca VIII hc held at Institute Farm. the
club grounds near Aide. l.oudoun
county, Virginia. beginning wedncs-
day November 8
Kennel accommodations aud feed
FOR the heasl,s VIII bc furnished ~
the club and arrangements have been
mad" 10 facilitate shipment 81 tho
hounds FOR al huntsmcu who wish
1" enter ,hclr best cannes All
those wishing TO qualify should do
:" by the opening day. Wednesday,
N"vcmh.y :.
During tn" trials and for tn" two
weeks preceding them there VIII be
no hunting or trailing ot rabbits on
or within half mile Of the Institute
Farm or on tw" OF three surround
!nE places.
Ramsey Turnball. - Broad street
Ncw York city. is secretary aud
chairman of the field trial commit
tee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
DEMPSEY TO AWAIT
SKIS u. S. VISIT
Ivy AssoGiated Press

CHICAGO. oct. 3l.-Jack Dempsey
ana his MANAGER. Jack koarns. had
MAD" their plans 10 invade Europe
the first OF the coming year until
kcarns read In the newspapers this
morning that SIKH the bathing Sen
EalcS". was coming 10 America. Now
the Dempsey trip IL in dulht.
ksarnS has received an uiirr from 4
syndicate or London business men for
l'enilS"N 10 meet the winner OF the
10" beckett sikh dght in London ON
bccrmhtr I. Their" We're also offers
~ theatrical "ngagcments FOR Dcmp-
Scy III europe. pcmpScH's trip abroad
stu! is on Ii sikh IL beaten hy H.Ck =
EFT. In which case Dempsey Will meet
Beckett, kcarnS said. IL SKI wins
and comes to America. p.mpscy's trip
prnh"bly viii be cancelled. kcarnS
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

The order OF running win b aE
follows.
Pack Classes-Thursday. Fra
dny and Saturday. The hounds
must bc on hand Wednesday,
November s.
snow sunday. November II. o
O'Clock
single C,asscs-BegininE with
the derby on Monday. November
II. and continuing until finished.
Hounds entered must nc on hand
before 10 o'clock Sunday, Novem-
Der -
winners Clas-es--To be run
last Post entries.
u large prize list has been rrovid
cd FOR the single classes. open. derby,
winners stake, pack classes Tho
National Challenge cup IL offered. as
well as the Somerset Challenge cup
Wa,chmRn Cup. Hcrtnes Plate ana
Wloaticy Frantic Cup. Other rrizos
In various classlnCa;ions are special
ribbons Their Challenge Cup. acId
trial classes. breeders classe. couple
classes stallion hound. breed fcmal"
and eight couples.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
CAROLINA IS PUZZLED
ABOUT TULANE Mate
White and Blue 10 Make Long
Journey for Next
Game.

Special to The Times Dispatch.
CHAPEL HILL. y. c., Oct. al
fcopl" here are set all up In the
air when they try Ia figure out Caro-
lina's chances against Tulane In New
orleans mex, saturday
Technically Il Is not an "intcrscc-
tionar" contest. since both Ins,itu-
lions are Southern and both are IN
the Southern intercollegiate Confer
cncc. hut IL amounts to one in fact.
New Orleans il n long way from here.
and athletic doings th"rcnbouis have
little or no value Ia the forccasters
on the Carolina campus.
TO read In the Kew orleans Times
picayunc that Tulane beat Mississippi
80 to may be fun OF Significance and
may have no significance at all. for
the simpl" reason that. 80 far as
chapel I'm knowledge goes. M!ss:s-
s!ppi may hay" team that would
make Yale look SICK. or IL may hav"
Il team that couldn't score ON Fred
Borricon's tharci Hill High School.
And then North car"!in!an reads
that Tulane also beat Spring iIill 30
I" 0. IL" wonders whether Spring
Hin is large and h"ursh!nE col
leg" or Just a small schoui Camp
BcnninS was licked. 10 "a q. by Tu-
lan"--but is tn" Camp R"nning team
n bunch of hardened army husk!cs
trained FOR thrc" or four years TO n
high d"rr." "t proficiency. or is 1t "a
collection al thiu-ch"stcd recruits
VINO never saw football before this
fnllH Nobody around here knows
And u" doubt Tuinn" knows just as
Iiit!" about US as "" do nh"u; them.
Tn" Institutions In this uection are
naturally Just ~ unfamiliar ia the
Louisiana folks as theirs are to North
Carolina Thus, both North Carolina
and Louisiana must content them
1a J, -tt.t
tainty gives sort OF relish 10 tho
outlook
Their" is thi, to he said. however:
S!nc" North Carolina happens TO be
'loS"r than Louisiana 10 the instl-
tutinns of national fame. and there
fore Is able u play III. big teams
ana I" pinv teams that play the big
ones, IN" Tulane record hounds havc
more TO 20 on about Carolina ,han
the record hounds here have TO on
Tighten them about Tulane
For example. II does mean some
thinG that Carolina crossed the Yale
goal Inc. even though the touchdown
was rendered null and void by the
empires calling II an outsid" play. l.,
docs mean something that Carolina
scored tw"rty-Scvcn points against
NarNlnn Just ono week after Prince
ton had scored twentv-six points
% standard or measurement here
admitting that II is a faulty standard
ANA comparative scores ar" thorough
~ deceptive,
Tn" hes tho would. u" for.inq,crs
here can 10 is To- read what the far
southern papers say about TIA. nnx,
enemy. El lIobOrt. the foothn l.
writer OF the New Orleans Times
FicaHun" said recently that tho
dope" IN Sew Orleans was that
Carolina would win. but II" added:
TN" Tulane team. however. g not
admitting on" defeat this season II,
~ determined to carve nam" for
ltS"lt by holding both Auburn and
North C"rol'na. and possibly emery
Ing with the better part OF the
score"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
HARDING TO WITNESS
ARMY-NANY CLASH
IRv Associated pr.ss

WASlilN NOTION. Oct. SI-presidcnt
Harding is expected by Navy officials
!" be on the side lines when the
tootball teams of the Naval Academy
ana West Point meet November %
at Philadelphia In their annual gam
secretary DENLY said today he had
urged the President To attend tho
Shm". ana that the President looked
with favor On the proposal final de-
!!SI"n being dependent on the cnndI-
lion Of Mrs Harding
Efforts also have been made hv
'aN"i "NlcialS In get the President
70 attend the vy-rcnuSylvunia
state game to be played Friday nj
American League Park here. hut the
executive was said Ia bc disinclined
I" d"N!atr from his policy Of at
tending no public functions of any
hind during the convalcsccncc OF
Mrs. Harding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
PLAN MORE ATHLETICS
FOR COLLEGE GIRLS
Try Associated Press.

NEW YORK. oct. 3l.-Women
delegates from Eastern colleges will
meet ut Cornell University Friday
and Saturday To consider organizu-
ticn OF AN intercollegiate associa-
uon for the advancement Of feminine
athletics.
Sports Tor feminine participat ton
VIII he selected and system OF
awards arranged
The conference follows mass s.
Incctinp OF the Cornell Womcn's Attn
lctic Association. October Is, and is
an ou;SrOwth of Til. participation OF
an American team in the international
track and h"ll games In Paris.
On the American team which mad
an excellent showing. th,r re- were
scarcely amy college women. Most
OF the incmucrS We're young girlS at
tending boarding schools and semi
narl.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
O',Inrn to RETURN

ON" O'Mara. third ba$cman. for
m"rly member Of the IndlannpoiIs
American Association club who
Jumped his contract I'M 1915 to play
with III" oil CITY U'a) club an In
dependent orcanlza,ion, ana later
joined tho Simmons Red comnarv
club Of kcn"sha. vs.. has decided 10
return I" St Louis. O'Mara. along
with several other big icaru" stars.
expects - be rciustat"d in "rran!zcd
hall at III" next annual meeting 81
tn" minor leagues held in December
a, LOu!svlile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

race No. GD; Careful. i27: On
Watch 1870; Dominique, 1870: punlin.
lie aMad Halter. 1870, 'Kmobb.c.
1870: aR'Eel, 10: Little Cclt. III. Bcs,
Pal 1870, Tryst"r. 1870. CycIops. Ill.
aRancocas stable entry.
Firth race $4,000 The stafford
itoteI handicap. Thrce-ycar olds
and ur is miles ,S): Best raj.
III; Fairway. IA: Rlnmrr. lo7; John
raul Jones. los. Raby Grand. li2;
faui Jones. l0j; Tuftcr. Ii2: Irish
Kiss. IOi.
sixth racr-si.5cc. the Druid mans
fark purse. Two-ycar olds Sin
furionss ,a). Amusement. ia; WA
dcrncss. I.O; Ethel Clayton. MA.
Bluemont. l20; punIin. i2u: SurEarth
Ar"on. ne; Maria blanche. lUa: Lit
tie Cen. 10; Bradlcys Tuncy. III.
oah purse, claiming lhrec years old
ana up. fu. longs 40 Cum sab.
l!i' Tom McraeGart. ia: Lucky
Button. 100. .Whalcbonc lno. Eco
dor. 100; Jock Scot. 100: tom cas-
sidy, 30. 'rcrisourd.nc. loi. Ma
Delhi Maid. iol: Torchy. 100:
seventh racc-siX curlongs-Cum
Cassidy, 20. 'PciItc Dame. i6G; ~
Johnson, 100; RuddlcS. 100: Tom Me
TasEart III; Frudor. lOH; spcrIpour-
Ginc, ioi, Dc!hi Maid. lOl; Some
!'ahy, log; charlotte smith. ~,
Hnvourn"cn. III, Torchy. 1903: Tarm..
'Apprrn,icc allowance claimed of
hvc pounds. Clear fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
AND LEE GRADS
WILL MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
Former Students Here Plan to Attend Came in Char
lottcsve-Special Train Will Take Richmond
Contingent SATURDAY, Morning.

Al former Washington
oclocku
ana returning from charlottesville
vi
Will be
!"
members of
The DO tr.
has just,
'ate games WI! be O
'''""'' u""er
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
TRINITY TRAINING
FOR OGLETUORPE
Especial to The Timps-Disra,ch.

DURHAM. y. c., Oct 81 Nv lille
everybody al Trinity College is still
rejoicing at the manner III which
The Davidson Wildcats were tanned.
'oarh steiner Is not letting any grass
grow under the feet OF ms eleven
but is getting everything Shipshap.
for OYlcthOrpc University here next
saturday, and Wake Forest in
ltalciSh on ArniSticr Day. Those who
have watched the peri ormancc Of the
oulcthnrpc ictrcls expect that Sut-
ur1ay's game viii be the best exhibit
ton OF the sport which Will be
stayed ON itancs Field this season.
Win the exception OF Quarter
iiaSH smith, the trinity team came
Through tn. Davidson game unhurt
smith is nursing a bad leg sustained
in the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
BAR DICK SCHUSTER
FROM STATE ELEVEN
IRv Assncintrh nr.s. !

STATE COI.LEGE PA. oct. 81
Penn States hopes for victory over
"a" Navy on Friday received a set
back today when I; became known
that l!ck Schustcr, star left taclilc,
M"s disqualified Tor INTERCOLLEGIATE
competition for the remainder or
the year. Violation of the on..ycar
residence rule is charged
Schuyler played on the state fresh :
man ~ n 81 1919 and on varsity
scholastic difficulties he did mo-, 70
turn last year. He was induced las,
ia!! 10 play with Dayton University.
but failed 70 report the instance 10
inctl officials when he rc-cntcrc,i
state last September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
LROAD GRANTS LOW RATE TO BRING " NJ T. CORPS HERE
Hunters Take to Woods
Today With Game Tick

Hunting officially gets under way
i'm the Old dominion this morn
Ing.
Game is more plentiful than ut
any tim" in recent years. accord
Ing to the state Department Of
Game and Inland Fisheries Par
ticularly is this true In tho east
crn section OF the State.
Necessity Of having proper Ii
c"nscs is pointed out by the de-
pdrtm"nt. Hunters are also
warned To post themselves on the
local regulations in the counties
over which they will hunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
College. sever K.la,io,.

AKRON. ONO. oct. 3I.-AU a,h-
etic relations between AKRON Uni
4 sersity and case Schoo! Of Applied
fcience %: Cleveland have been
y rohen on Indefinitely. cmect!v, Inn
ediately. II was announced here zoe
lAy by Professor Charles H. Buigcr.
pr' sidcnt .! the unlvcrSIty's attn
Sitttc association. Professor Eulgcr
Accused IN. continent on the reason.
Y ~ Il is understood that remarks
Sde concerning the ,portsmauShip
the local team in & football game
1.-The cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
At Pillllico
ltrsiiltS.


Firs, -A,herstone. ll5 tl,ut,
Weld, Sl6.4U. $>Iu. 500 won. ROCK
Bottom. ll5 ,McAtcc). $li.7U. $500.
..Gond Ten Minutes, ll5 ,Marineliiy,
5000, third Time. l;l3 30. scratched,
cruStc. Wood Flower. Nirgimius.
Nal"dor HomptuE Home. DRUID mn
Also ran, I.ck"t"r. Pow Wow. &
\ Ecina0rdt, Ethn.a. pcttit"ggor.
Huch!ch"rry Finn.
Second race-pamask, laN Hiarnes)
50 10, Si.5n, si.3o Won. Lieutenant
seas. l+n 'Cheyncl, S2l.70: sl2iU. Sec
"hd; Minaia. li2 ,licnnedyl. $3.50.
Thc Trout. ovcrma,ch. Iihl.v!li
Courteous. Musty. Earlockrr. Dcci.
sive. SoUmangna. r!umcot
Third race Pastoral Swain, III
lsmaliwooO. siCO. s3Oo f24U. won
second a.! Fair. II? utanin,. $3.50.
'hird Time, l.i5 4-5. All ran.
Fourth race-Tcm Buttons. iOa
, Ihei3. SAG s!@oi ssto' Won Won;
$3og. second. Hello rnrdner. los
,McL"nr). $3.50, third Time
81 10. Scratched Two Feathers.
" halehone. Little Annie. Also ran,
Freely Snc"zy, The Lamb sun Dial.
4! Catalan Roulette. Cromwell.
Firth racc--noys Ecley" ~ lo5
,MarimciD. s5e7o. $a2lo $3.50.
Won; Crochet, 100 dams. $500.
s$l2O. second. Kis"I. ll2 NFHtorl.
$40. third Time: 1872 Scratched.
Lumii!st. iieuua, Sol!sa. Also ran.
E"iador Scth.s Lemon, Fly 10y Day.
p"nGcs. osprey. rcnmon, Shamrock
sixth raCc--comic song. los
'LauS). $40. 50 90. out. won. Emo
ton, ~ tMcAtccD. = 60, out. second
Trrvlyau. !Us CSmaIlwopd,. ont.
MIRA Time: Isl 90. An ran.
Seventh Race - Knohht.. ITO
,SandoJ. $50, iis0. $500. won:
M"inmast. rec tAiagiucliD $3.50.
3d. second; Little Chief. liG (Fa-
'"TD. So 80. third Time l.Ill-S.
Scratched TFysicr, Gallant Man. Knot,
i E31r" DcNtcrous. MOGp Also ran.
puma Car, Prudery. rrod!slous. Dry
Noon, Missionary Zig Heart. The
NNnrlninr. MIsLNnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
AERO CLUB UPHELD
BY NEW YORK COURT
Try Associated Press ]

c,o NE" rHhk; Oct .al,-SuPrems
the application OF Henry Woodhous-
or an order restraining the sov,rnors
OF the Aero C.uD o.: America from
transferring property OF the club in
an amalBamalipu with the National
AeronHtutCal Association
The decision was on ~" first Of,
eight actions brought by Wo"dhous"
against tn. directors OF IN. CLUB. IN
Guiding G Vi Reyes. OF ~" Curt!sS
Aeroplane Company. GcpTg" IL.
Houston. az the Virgil, Company.
land Profososr Charles Thadd.is Ter
Try. Of Columbia University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
YALE INVITES IOWA
TO RETURN CLASH
Inu AssnrInt.iI 49, |

NEW HAVEN, CONN. Oct. 3I--
Definite announcement that Yale has
invited Iowa To play at the Yale
Bowl mex; season WAS made here to-
night. AN answer from Iowa Is cX-
pcctcd soon.
'This Invitation Indicates conclu-
S!v"ly that intvrsrCt.Onal games are
not haired by the so-ca!l-d "irian-
rular argument" made by Yale. Iiar-
ward and HrincrloM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Penn Star Ont

FILA DELPIIIA Oct n 4,
i.tnsdon. star quarter back ON M.
University of Pennsylvania football
eleven. who figured in some of mo
sensational plays with Navy last
saturday, received II severe ''Chnrl.v
horse in this afternoons scri,nmagS
II is expected he VIII he out OF ,bc
game for Il week. and substitute
IS being Eroomcd for the contest with
Alabama next Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
siki's skull Impenctrablc

Scientists at 'uo University Of
Chicago have receat!y made test ~
the skulls ~ the ScneEal,se tribe.
of which Battling" sikh is ,u.iG-
her, and have discoYer,I them prap-
Atically impcuetrabl" and u1glh,o ~
standing great amount ~ Jar and
vibration. PROBABLY IL would bee Il
good idea for one OF SiEIs pros.ce-
ftive foes 20 ~" similar roaear :.
lnethods 10 disclose the black mans
Deak spot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
STEVE O'BOY RULED
!. OFF TRACK FOR LIFE

CLEVELAND oct. 81. ~ steve
D'Boy. PAGER. h.s owner. II -.
Chenny. OF Sahan!na OHIO. and his
off harness horse race tracks for
life today by officials OF the Crane
wood track mere Judges Joseph
McGraw ana g. :. Ml.imau u..d
that the men had attempted TO "aN-
the ZIG raC..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Blues TO Have New Home.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3l.-Th" KAN
saS cay club 81 the American Assoc
citation VIII Orou the 1924 baseball
season in 4 new park. according to
an announcement last night hy
George Mu"hlvhach. president ~ The
club. The new park Will cost $3.50
600. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Reds May Oct nrntnn.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 81! Ncrotia-
lions are in progress which are cX-
p"ctcd 10 eliminate in the return to
the Cincinnati Nationals ni John g.
tRuhcp Benton, star Snuthphw uf the
81. Paul American Association cham
pioas. II was with tn" Cincinnati
cub that Benton began his big
league career twelve years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
VIRGINIA MAKES BIG
PLANS FOR CONTEST
Thousands of Extra Seats Are In
RcadinrSs for Game
SATURDAY,.
lSpcria! To Tn" Times DiScat
IiLDTTESyIIIE Ger. 3rA

lSpcra! To The Times DiSoatrh.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Oct. 3i.-A
light Workout Monday. followed 10y
harder practice. with scrnnma,;c 4.
or NirEInia'S week OF setting The
houS" IN readiness To receive the
Washington and Lee eleven Saturday.
hrpi.man was the only man who
played IN the Hopkins game last
week who was unable TO set out for
IN" opening dril Monday. hut this
h'"TE BACK was so badly crippled up
IN IN" closing play or the game Sat
uruaN that h" had To he taken to tn"
johns Hopkins hospital. and he WAS
not abb" to set out on the field Mon
IN the shor; scrimmase Mon lay,
Mike Hubbard ono .? the half
backs who's" injuries had kept him
out al TIA" play for three weeks. was
am" TO return to the game. In the
hrSt play against The scrubs he car
il'i IA" bd!l Tor ten yards. ana when
ne was again called upon be hruk :
through for eighteen yards. l:ut in
thiS play tn" old srTain Weakened
ana n" had 10 hc helped limpimE from
corps Of carpenters was busy erect.
suE the wooden stand that viii TOO
used by the Virginia student body FOR
IN" gam" with the Generals The
tn" crowd at tho V. NJ. |. game will
probably do duty at one end OF tn,
i"Id. From the orders for seats that
ar" still coming in to Ellis IIrown
graduate manager. il is Judged that
ali thus room viii bee needed.
Robert Burlington. manager of
football. has arranged for II caterer
l" come up from Richmond and talk e
ear" OF The feeding OF the crowd
ENcrythinE the management can
ihink Of h. Icing done TO take care
OF inc thrUuSS that viii pour into
Charlottesville, on the regular and
the special trains Saturday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Ohio ANTS ,Iorc C,nI.

WASIIINGToN. Oct. 3l.-John =
Price, Attorucy-G"ucral @: Ohio.
called on officials OF the Federal
fuel distrihuti"n Office today for as
Sistancc In maintaining Il proper
supply Of domestic, coal for Ohio con-
SumerS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
GENERALS WILL MISS
FREW ON SATURDAY
Loss of Quarter Hack by Injuries
Hampers Washington


tHptt.il TO The Times Dispatch
.EAiNiTtN. VA. oct. 81 iiandi.
capn"i hy the loss OF one of their
most consistently outstand!u; Lack
Held mon. the Generals ar. ON the
itSt lap "t .practiC" before thu, clash
win IN" University OF NirsIuia. in
'hrtl"tl"SNlIl" this coming SATURDAY..
After coming through the West
y irEInia gam" without serious in
jury To- single man. in IN" thirh
play q. IN" game Saturday. quarter
sack X VI. student" tr.w sustained
q broken ankle. the same bone being
broken wv" years ago in baseball
season; FicW starred in the West
Virginia gam" and WAS being counted
on as on" Of the surcst ground
gamers against the OrnnE. and Blue.
an" MS loss has seriously dainpcu.d
inc ardor ui the Generals supporters
S"hSl",rahiy Just what changes will
y" inad" III tn" lineup 10 mn this i'm
poftHHt Vacancy Is not Yet known
IN IA" game saturday after Frcw
was injured. Captain Nation, Joe Me-
I'"naId and Harry Dawson were an
"S"n I" call signals, lust what new
'"miIuatiun Coach De Hart viii de.
'i"" ur"n remains To be seen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

Time. 100: aWeidcman entry; bGal-
laher Bros entry
Fifth racc--sl 500. claiming three
Elmer X. 30; 'Avispa. 20: 'Anlazc.
lol: Rapid Day, l02. 'Dr Hickman.
lui, iiadrian. Ioa. John lloshor. 100 :
Anadadc, l07. Sir Thomas Iiean. li2.
'Coyne. liz.
sixth racc-sl,4oO maiden. two
year olds. l2s 80. Clock Stock
inS, l03: Josie NJ, 1893: Valley OF
creams, 100: Fernandos. lOy. Miss
ll2. Vanishing Boy. ll2. Spinbnli,
III: Free holder. III: Fay Wassamo.
IL, Eruncll, ll2. Little Ann, 100:
Chief Curry, li2: Eastern star, lOg:
Iolic, III; Allur!nG. 100. Lucky
Run. ll2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Entries for To-day.

FRS, 1900. Claiming three
,cars ana ur six furlongs UO)
.Ituhy. 700: Guvnor, 1917; lsoscelcs
10. Ari.rai 100. Green Gold, los.
Judge PRYOR 100, Smart Cur. no.
waite Star lis
Second rae. 81 400 allowance. two
years old SIN iur!ougs 40. Re
Daz. lc iuj. miss En-. los: Bcndiin
il?, Away. III; l.ayoL ll2. Violet
Masonry. !l2; Fair Alice. ii2: We
toir" liz aMarjoric wood. ll2
Watchiul Waiting. ll2. Miss Minerva
~, nChllds Play. ll2. Miss Mcisc
M: Numpiug Mary. M. aLilv ~
ll.. Great Lady. ne: bUntricd. liz
"l.ooncy aud Parrish entry. bMan-
nion aud Torrcll entry.
Third race il.iO0. claiming three
years old aud mile and sixteenth
Grace pduEh"rtN. 4A: 'Lovcliness
loo. DR. R"tr. Icl; Clairmorc. III;
Twinkle blue. lu1. 90 La La. i05t
sir LAWFUL. ioG: IIucn. 100 Al
strauss lVG. 30 Tulsa. 100. 'liigh
Gear. ip4. Merchant. ia. Jake Field
loo; 'iiyst"rla. -. sun God. 100
Alarn"Ga Girl. iu5 Bermout 100,
'British Maid ss
FuuiTh rac.-sl 800 Allowances.
w" years "lh SIX furiougs GS).
hollc Am." loi: Banter. iot; Ger.
iHiu. Irt, li". Arrow lQ4. Iuri
Granite. l"i nGrcHt Jazz iOA; a.in
M,uuuriam, 100 30 Mcmillan. III,
orriumpns. lI2. hlndiana TRAN. liz;
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At I.atonia
IL rSiiIts.


$3.50 sa@0, SIS" wSn sagn WmnS y
iuu nhroth"rs). $!l.0n. $40. second
,fGanah' -, lo' 'Mcncrmo,p, $40,
i.r"niSinE Tom. parnlcy. King Paul.
Uncle sonny. i.ocaruc. LottIr Lor.
;aine Also ran, Herald. Troitus.
Fright Trash, Hojul. Tony sue. Gam.
Prince Wvll-S
Second .racc-~Wilow Tree, io7
lW3Ms"s'. go, 500. ss,,io. $2,lo: won:
$40. SEQ. second: black Rock. il2
SDishmnn) $2.&o. third. Time. | ;6a
81. All ran.
!McDcimotp.- $3.50, $500, $40, won
iiluc inrd. ~ owens $40. $3.50.
second Al Stebi.r. io+ lIi"ac.hl.
:SitD; lh' "a Ais. Tm me- io "a
Jupiter. ionrhomt Arro. Yorick
Ais" ran. Betty Mac. StoncaYc,
stump, Jr., NoI1 Gold, .yaloise. Eris,
Mildred Ruth. Mart o'ilara
Fourth raCv--R!t - Block. % cor
Curarp. $3.50. $3.50. out. won, Rocky
Mountain, 'S ,owcnsl. $500. out.
Fifth race" mile and olgh;h-Surf
Rider. lld Garner. si.5o. 10. s26o.
FIRST: B'ilstant Jester, lo2 tMcDcr.
motif, $3.50. $40, second; United
Verde. 10 (Mo"n"y). $40, third.
Time, 1871 RI. lOSn!ml. Lady Astor
and Cherry Tree also ran.
sixth race milc--Thc Clown. 10
Garner. $500. s3,G0, $3.50. first
Chiv.. lOl COwvns). - 80. S37O. sec
ond. Kindred, % (Corcoran). $3.50.
mira Time. 80 -. Great Lady.
Calcutta. Supcrhum. Golden Crest.
Hriaud and rcquot also ran.
seventh racc--mi!c and seventy
yards-rlus Ultra. lOl tErothrrs).
SO. ss2.7o, $50. hrst, rnblcau
i'ilnnncur. 100 (Munncy), $3.50. 80.
second; H"lgiau queen. ~ IMcDcr-
mott, $3.50. third Time "A SIS.
Demos. Little ratsy, Diana. Hazel w.
and May iodine also ran.
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Not So Much speed

Joe Wood ana Sturv McInnis are
hitting ny hard as eyer. I.ut they
re slowing M ON their feet NOT So
many inheid hits nor extra bases
for them That's tn" sign