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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Roy Holman of the Washington
Water Power company, who is i'll in
Spokane, is reported as slowly i'm
proving. He expects to be able to
leave the hospital in a few days
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Moore have just
installed a steam heating plant in
their new home at 403 south Almon
street
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

The L. O. L. class of the Christian
Sunday school met this week and
packed box of baby clothes which
they made for the children's home
at Omaha, Nebraska. This box 80
useful Christmas gifts for the little
people will be shipped sometime next
week
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Mrs Fred Samm of Moscow has
been invited to fill the pulpit in the
First Nazarene church of Spokane,
Sunday morning and evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Harry Herrad and Miss Bertha
Weinman, both of Moscow, were unit
ed in marriage in Lewiston several
days ago. They will make their home
in MoscoT.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Mrs L. E. Clark, who has been
quite i'll the past week, is reported
much improved.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Ben E. Bush left Saturday mora
ing for Weippe, Idaho, on business
trip.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-12-09

Oregon Will Not Meet W. Virginia
Seattle-(A. P)-The University OF
Oregon football team will not accept
the invitation to meet the University
of West Virginia at San Diego on
Christmas day, H. c. Howe, Oregon
representative at the annual meeting
of the Pacific coast conference here,
announced today.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
AsouILrING.

Last Thursday the ladies Of the
M. E. Church South, and Others,
came to the parsonage and put in
a nice quilt and there were enough
of them to quilt it out. Dinner
was served, and it was a sumptu-.
Gus repast, of which all partook
heartily, and Mr.. P said he would
come every time there was some
thing good eat. Mr.. F. and Mr..
H. were a little late, but they
made UP for lost time when they
got down to the table. Even the
preacher seemed to enjoy it; for
every time his elbow bent his
mouth came open and something
would disappear. They all enjoyed
the coming together.
They also made a nice donation
to Brother Clendening and wife
in the form of fruits, meats sor-
ghum and money, even the chick
en- was there and will probably
enter the ministry. Poor fellow
he is liableitDShsvesa hard time OF
it, andis notlikely to get through
alive. The donation amounted
to about $40.
A Participant.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
sRorTED potANDs wcRLD WIN
N1rug


Uncle Jack Nell brought the
following news items to this Office
Monday, and respectfully calls
the attention obsome Of his friends
who breed other kinds OF hogs:
The carload Of Marion County
Mo-, fat hogs won the first prize
against the world at the 1921 In
ternational Live Stock Show in
Chicago, competing with the 4S
states, Canada and the world
"This car ofworld-winningmort
gage lifting meat animals was
shipped from Palmyra, Mo-, by
Col. J. w. Head member Of the
legislature andsprominent in Po-
land China breeders circles.
These hogs were raised by Mr..
Head and eight other Marion
County farmers, and this victory
is worth a lot to Missouri as a
state as well as a good deal to the
Poland China Breed"
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
OILS, GASOLINE

Have plenty of oil and
gasoline and will tell you
all about it next week. If
yourcan is gettinglow call
Ut, up Bert Webb and wewilI
have it to you in 80 min
utes, town or country.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

ANAA'ANe " = - 1aNAAAASA N-F~~F~N- -
daughter in Carthage Monday.
G. w. Buzzard Of Sarcoxie
spent Sunday here with his father !.
Glen Buzzard and wife Of Jop-I
lin visited relatives here Sunday.
Misses May and Mary Hill
visited their brother in Lamar
Sunday.
Tanlac's world wide fame is up
to it's merit. 1t does the work.
H. F. Pitts.
George Peisen and wife spent
Sunday with Ed Conroy and wife
southeast of Jasper.
Patterson & Rex shipped a car
of hogs last week and another this
week to Kansas City.
The w. H. M. S. asks that any,
one having clothes that can be
made over please leave at the
News office not later than next
Monday.
Thousands of thin, frail men
and women have reported an as
tonishing and rapid increase in
weight as a result of taking Tam
lac. H. F. Pitts.
A. j. Ackerson Of Kansas City
has bought the place w. H.
Waters, Jr., recently bought of
Volley Blauth and formerly own
ed by Webb Bros.
"When l began taking Tanlac |
only weighed SO pounds, now
weigh 125 pounds and never
felt better in my life" /" says Mrs.
Chas. Peden, of Huntsville, Ala,
H. F. Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Baldry
and daughter Anna Belle Gene
and Misses Irene, Mabel and
Grace Snyder, took New Years
dinner with w. F. Snyder and
wife.
C. E. Teeter and wife and
daughter and Miss Sara Arnold
spent Sunday afternoon with
Mesdames Ukena and Waddle.
The ladies will be remembered as
Misses Florence and Veva Ken
nedy.
Mrs. w. T. Ferguson and little
son from Mitchell, S. Dak., Wis
tied j. R. Bowers and family last
week. Mrs. Ferguson's husband
was the Rev. w. T. Ferguson.
Some of her relatives live sonth-
east of Carthage.
The Bert Webb Oil Co. received
a car gas and oil this week and
are ready for business. 1t will be
remembered Mr.. Webb recently
bought the oil house, truck and
other property of the bankrupt
Peoples Filling Station.
Mrs. C. F. Rex won the cash
prize for bringing the most pro-
duce to Wine Produce Co. on
sales day, her produce check was
a little over $43. F. F. Follmer
land John Keener were crowdine
| Mrs. Rex in the order named.
Miss Harriet Walker Of Joplin,
county Sunday school children's
division superintendent will hold
a meeting Friday afternoon at
1890 in the League room of the
M. E. Church. All cradle roll
beginners and primary teachers
are urged to be present. Miss
Walker will map out work fol
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
No Hunting Allowed.

The undersigned hereby give warning
thatshunting on the places occupied by
us will be considered as trespass and
be SO treated. No exceptions made.
c. 8. Ward.
12u Bert Ward
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Six room house and 2 acres land.
Barn andother buildings. Good wvter
lots Of fruit. Just west Farmers EIe-
vator, Good terms IA. Q. Cline. 2i--tf
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Smelling and grinding, BY the load.
s cents per 100 pounds.
Grinding cob and all, II cents per 100
pounds. T. H. Hammond. IT.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Don't forget our Sale on Blankets
and Knit goods. Lasts until they are
closed out. They 60 at cost. ID.
Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

WANTED--Anvil and blower fol
blacksmith shop. J. r. Fries, Jasper
Mo. 20-2tx
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

RENEWALS AND INV s1bscRfnR3s
% G 9chelI 1T Waterbury
II II Rolilns JR Bowers
laeper LIghp Go CIV Rhipps
10 + Davis u b Cole
w n Snyder JB Yates
w n Metzrer w C Miller
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Don't forget our Sale on Blankets
and Knit goods Lasts until they are
closed out. They 60 at COST. d.
Harbur. .-
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Mrs. Anna Wells takes subscriptions
for all magazines and periodicals.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12
NORTHBoUND

NORTHBoUND
No. 2l2 Passenger, daily 9:23 Am.
40. 294 Freight, except Sun. 1895 a. m.
No. 2l4 Passenger, daily 6:37p. m.
SOUTHBOUND
No. 2l5 Passenger, daily 6:42 a. m.
No. 293 Freight, except Sun. 8:23 q. m.
No. 209 Passenger, daily lao p. m.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

For highest market prices on poultry
phone Nos.
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Now is the time TO have your hous,
wiring done. Jasper Electric Light Co
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

Take your poultry and eggs to Ham.
mond, the east-end house, for the high
prices. -
The Jasper news., 1922-01-12

For service. Service fee 81 90. Brini
thedollar with your cow.-Chas. Ward
1Qff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
OLD-FASHIONED TOURNAMENT
FEATURES STATE FAIR TODAY
Crack Horscmen From Three States Will Contest for
Rich Purses-4ucs Call for All Contestants
to Wear Kngh,Iy Costume

An old-time tournament. in which
crack horscmcn from three states
VIII contest for rich purses. the
championship of the State and the
honor Of crowning the queen OF
Love and Beauty" features tho pro-
gram At the state Fair this after.
noon. The fitting will begin prompt
~ at O'Clock. preceded by A
charge" to the plumcd knights bv
X r. Powell, OF this city. who fol-
iowed the plume of Moshy into many
Yankee camp from 1861 TO Is
Mr. Powelfs address will he dellv-
cred TO the marshalled knights in
front OF the grand stand
The coronation address. which veil,
rrecede the crowning Of the queen
and her maids of honor. will he de.
livered by Acknowledgement John Il.
saunders. tho ceremony of GROWING
tho queen taking place on the band
stand
knights to the number Of twenty
eight. representing the pick of rid &.
crs in Maryland. Virginia and tho
District Of Columbia. will messur.
lanccs In tho ev"nt. including \ n.
Langley who. as the knight of
Arlington, won first horors in tho
pageant tournament here: pr. Fsv
sinclair. of Newport News, who
finished second in that contest: the
famous Love brothers. OF MarvlanI
w. Frank Adams. OF Cumberland
and the Collins boys. Of Greene
county; j. Il. Sinclair. Of silver
Springs. Md, all of whom have made
tournament history with their
truSty lanCcs.
The Fair Association is hanging
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
VIRGINIA TO TACKLE
TIGERS AT PRINCETON
Lineup Will Be Substantially
Same as That Used Against
Hatcheimen.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
| CHARLOTTESVILLE Oct. 6-Of
the squad of VirSinia'a football men
VINO left last night for Princeton
me team that Will lineup against
the Tiger tomorrow afternoon viii
probably be made. up Of Davis and
peitrick. ends: BLACKBOARD and Fen
wick. tackles: Captain Hall and
Ward. guards: Thesmar. center; Eos
ter. quarter back; Arnold and opple-
man. half backs. and Wilson, fun
back.
AS. inc game against George Wash
ington last Saturday allowed the
orange and Blue to try out their
offensive tactics the game tomorrow
with Princeton is expected 10 show
the strength of the defense which
working To develop
Although Princeton has even fewer
letter men on tho team this year
than has Virginia. tho invaders Of
the North do not hope TO do moro
than ATTEMPT TO keep the score To as
small a one as they can. In prac-
tees during the week both scrubs ana
hrst-ycar teams have been allowed
TO change against the varsity time
alter time. with passes. line bucks
and runs around end. all to give the
rtgulars every bit Of defensive train
ing that could be squeezed in.
Inc lineup OF Virginia against
Princeton wili be substantially the
same as ,hat which faced Gcorg"
Washington. blackboard. who was tho
individual star OF the line in the
opening contest. VIII probably lead
off in left tackle in place OF Ryan and
Dietrich MAY replace Campbell on
right end. shifts behind the line
are not cApccfcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07

up purse of $500 for the ,ourna
| meni. and the Indications are tina,
mo spectators will he furnished
with many thrills as the charging
knights vie with one another I'm the
/ lS'S The rules require the horses
ridden by the knights to make thc
distance. sevcnty-two yards. in six
seconds, and it Is from tho backs
of their flying steeds that the horse
men must take the rings suspended
from three arches. 1t is a feat re-
curing an unerrinc eve a steel
nerved arm and a horse thar knows
me game. The rules also require
all knights TO he costuned after tho
idshIon Of knights In olden times,
and colorful spectacle is to he ex
rected when the huele sounds the
charge for tho horsemen
The event has attracted wide at
tention throughout tho State and
many distinguished persons from
various sections Of the Common
wealth are here to witness tho TIT
ing Among tho visitors from dis
lance is Senator y. r. Early. az
Greene County. who expects to SOC
the Collins boys hgure among the
winners.
Hotel lohhies last nigh humme,l
Win discussion Of the tournament
mere We're knights from ClouceE-
'rr ana Essen. from Fauquier and
arlington. from old Louisa and
n"S'"rhe id. from Fauquior and
Greene. from Luncnburg and Fin.
wanna -lSniEhts who will ;odav viii
steel pointed lance and me,,iosona
st""d, thrill what Is expected Ia n.
r""ord breaking Saturday crowd n,
the Fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
NEW WORLDS RECORD
SET BY THE SENATOR
May Day Stake, Worth Sl2,.
go. Captured in Sensa-
tional STYLE.
lee Aesoclated Press.

LEXINGTON. ky. Oct. s-Tb.
lay stake. worth 'i22bp. said To he
old rioters " nyar n' ,,I rmsc Tor wear
IN sensational style today by Thomas
-. IaGcarts Tho Senator. setting a
FAY rl,,w "%y'o r"cord for a ,hr"c-hea,
2-N"ar-olds "E
IN" BOARD OF Commerce event for
/ free for-all PAGERS also VAS won in
sensational timc, tho two miles in
| '"7 - and l:53 rcSpcCtivcly. mai,
ing the fastest TWO heats by q pacing
The May Day proved almos, AS biz
an 49,. upSSri as tn" PENNSYLVANIA. raced
IN. nni S'i"H as the futurity winner.
s sasir, h%HrtH. Mss eNrccted To win
ia -;u' u. hut The senator wne bcst
III u" ntN, TWO. winning in 2:0G 81
The Board ~ Commerce stake
brought together one Of tho tastes,
holis Of horses that ever raced. Mar
tarGt Dillon WAS a rather handy win
ner' Samardo. driven hN Gc"rs. raced
hcr an tn" way III the oncning heat
In 'he second h" secured tho pole
ana led all IN" way into tho stretch
"n.r" Marearct passed him
IN. EOS pace went To The ravori,n
the opcninr heat in 2:o3 A. WIN
Let Fly from tho Good limo stable
won the second division Of Tho 81;
Hart w 'o'"
summary:
:. First racc-2:os pace; . in ,: purse.
l'"t"r Daphne. hr. T.. by Ietcr
H,bomna Dophne Direct
W rack. II. h. tMcMahanJ )
S"N"r Maid, oh. IN. CWilIS) - > !.
Lady Grattan ~ W. MaIonnv. D,,r-
ION I. Buddy Mae, also started. Ersr
time, 2:n"l-i.
S"ronh race-The BOARD Of COM
W""rr" irce-for-all pace, in ; purse.
MHrgarct Dillon. II. M. by Dill
Ion Axwor.thy MaTrarot
nrima hy retrr The Great
S$anardo. b. e. ,Gcers) ....,.:,
iia Malone. h. L. (M. ChiidsD "a
Jimmy Mex enron amd johnny DuIrL
also started. Best time. l:ao
Ihird raCc-Tho MAY nav stake for
{, ~ 80 r-"Id troitcrs; in 3. purse
Tn- senator, ch. g. Ivy Peter
IN" trcat-ollie Eurnott by
Guy ANw"rthH CMcponaldD2
l"ic iscN"rc. h. I. tWhitc) l 3 z
eiuif Freeze. l.. T. CWhitchcad . /.
frHndywine. EthciNuda, Mary Rose
hlSn started. Rest time. ":06 "a
,r""rth racc-2:li trot. in 3.
Lac, Fly, h, <. by Peter The
Great Nonia Worthy by Az
worthy (toN) Observation-Disclosures
Todd Hart, h. =. or. Th"mas)
""nInu Mon, u. (. NIcdri"k) ~ Z
Prince R"dlac and Colorado Mac
also started. Fest time. 2:OS IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
TECH EXPECTS CLOSE
GAME WITH INDIANS
Especial 70 The Times-Dispa,ch ,


Fi.ACKSEUKG. VA. oct s.-pro-
season dope stated that the Tcchs'
major football season would omen
with Centre C"lloE" in Richmond on
oc,"h"r ~ Later reports prove that
~" big games open with William and
Mary '"ll"G" here tomorrow. After
~" wonderful showing Of the In
hiauS against Penn state last Satur-
day. the Tech coaches have been ,!t-
Ting M nights trying TO dope on, a
s"h"m" f"r downing the williams
hirE crowd. II tho locals can emerge
III" victor with observation-disclosures,
margin, ihay will DO doing wonders.
Tho 1ndinns' fine-6p will be Todd.
Crnt"r: Hous" and Parsons. guards:
Etiiott and Young. tackles: ChaIkiey
'nd D"itz ends, White. Levy, Cain
"hh Irwin backs In additihn 10
,n"sc mon. tn" squad which vent 10
mihcksburg. in cluded Fuller, center.
Williams and kcistcr. guards Chand-
,"r ana Haskell. tackles: Jordan and
w liihms. ends. and Charles Copper.
Hastings and Flanders, bsckHcld
bT. Moore. Earnest Sampson and
jim lzard Will ohiciRto. This VIII
90 IN" last homo game until Novcrn-
r"r T. when Curly Hvrd'z TniyorF!tv
r MHrNIHnI team comes here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
BRIEF HORSE RACING
SEASON At FAIR ENDS
Anne Excellence Wins by Get
ting Lead on Home Stretch
in StccpIcchase

Win tho best races OF tho week.
w hfIei rae" meeting of tho V!r-
Una state Fair closed ycstcrdav
aticrn""n, Favorites load tho nNId
IN thrc" &c the four events.
u III toss up whether tho i-ycrr-
o!h event ar tn" Commonwealth Cril
i,rst event was Il pretty contest. win
IN" best riding of the week, While
IN" lumners gave a Spectacular finish
WIN Anne ENccllonc" taking tho load
on IN" stretch ANA reaching Tho lyirr
wv" s'rlncS in front OF Amherst
Salt F"t"r canturod the mil" and
"uc-SiNt c"nth race. tho longest RIM
nllE even, Of tn" four days. Sir
irnc'sS third. Winall was con.
i"ndcr from the barrier To tho fin
- R22ginTT Star ana Good Luck. from
2-year- olds The sniok vas MD
1 fhs m 3Gnn r r., a,s% ran. Foy TOOK
second and Guerilla third.
First race Two-vcar-olds: five and
one ,:a haIf iurriopEs: nurse. 500.
Rest. firs ."'T Ra :" H $ !? by g. Grse"%"{S
Gr""nway'S RoSt. secnriI. .ic,n T.,
- by Mclean. third Time I'D.
=, iII"o"nn Ia Three -ycar-olds. ono
Force, Major. 6. e. 3. ty Star shoot.
HS.'"hu' Gu'rida: IL. f.. ,. by Won
'immp; third. Time. i:fj 80.
lnlr" ra""-F our-vcar- odds and IN
wards on" and one xtecn u miles;
purse, $500.
Solt ,otcr, Oh. II. ), BY Peter
%;uin''' i,rst Sir Adsum: b. &, :. 10y
,hN" AdhmSon, second. Eastward
!.rin'"ss' b. f.. {, hy Ranid Water.
purse. $500.
Anne Excellence. b. M. :. by King
lanes hrti: Amherst. b. e. a. hl
Monsieur De S"rmc. second: Hard
ware, b. 4. a. by Bubbie kean IL
third. Time. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
FAMOUS FANS" STILL
FAITHFUL TO HUCMEN
Two Giant Supporters in High
Glcc Over McGraws
Victories.
ISrccial 10 Tho Timcs-Dispn,ch

l''''' '''' - NV lplSlliltu.i
NEW YORK. y. y. Oct. 6.-With
three starts and two brackets for the
Giants. the worlds series Is half over
as far as Mc'iraw's team is concerned
Ten famous fans who arc supporters
Of the Yankees, arc wavcrinc. but
they still believe Higgins club will
max" tho fight close. Parrish and
Proctor arc Growing loud over tho
success Of the Giants, but baseball is
uncertain and the slurCers OF today
may hc the weaklinEs of tomorrow
1t is the unanimous opinion that in
the series To date the Giants have
outclaSscd the Yankees. OF course,
any team locks bad when tho men are
not hitting and the opposing twirlcr
= moving them down. The breaks
1rave favored the Giants. and McGraw
'has outcucssed Hurgins AT critical
stages of the play.
There was much criticism today
by Yankee supporters at the removal
- Ward from the game To allow
HH ardent Yankee rootcr hlamcs
lrGGInS for poor Judgment IN the
Wnui" series. STEADY as a cloch tn,
h"Es ar" hleh in their prais" of the
field.
"N"vcr saw anything prctticr." said
H. W. Proctor. in discussing the
game.
1t is simply impossible to poke
SAT" drives through Groh, Bancroft.
FrSch ana Kelly"
Or. Parker was OF the opinion that
yesterdays game was more interest
inG than today. II was closer and
n'"r" exciting. Today. with Yanks
p"w'rl"ss with III" stick against
scott. tHcr" WAS only It question uf
nov many Tia" Giants would make. as
they were hitting lioyt hard.
Parrish predicts ~ clean sweep for
ia" Chants, while E.ddi" Rudd. Gillian.
lock thall"ncr and Tucker are CON
hdcut TIA" Nanks viii come through
aud max" tn" series close. Dave
Hirh"r - almost voicclcSS from Civ
uS :" many directions and instruc-
lions.
i!rundwav met Richmond last night
ana lt"hm"ui WAS introduced to-
Broadway. 1t WAS "a happy gathering
starting at the Winter Garden and
winding NJ at AN early hour this
morning. Tonight there are carIN
ih""trr parties and 4 jaun' To- china
town /" get real chink food. Man,
"n"rS of thcatcr parties are being
made 10 tho RichmondcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
BLUES PLAY JACKETS
FIRST GAME OF YEAR
Nlilitiamcn Expect Hard Bat
tie Against Randolph.
Macon To-Day.

Tho Richmond Light Infantry
tIn"s i""thaii team will journey TO
Ashland, Va, this afternoon To cl,aI,
with tho Randolph Macon Collern
Eleven ON Day Fi"ld. at 3:3g O'Clock
IN" yellow Jackets this year are
under IA" tutclage Of Rice Warren
i"im"r University Of Virginia coach
and "u" uf tho most noted rrldITon
authorities Ia the South. Last week
~" Yellow Jackets jouru"ycd to-
W. a''!sh ard held the strong
y H. College To 20 points.
IN" 'Elu"S seem 10 h" NOR" formi-
dS hi" than in previous years when
local colleges were No match for thelr
rrow"ss on tn" grtdiron. and Coach
klevcSahl expects his charges IN
omulat" their predecessors
In the Rlu"s' lineup viii he such
stars 40 Archi" Harris. fun back
muddy Milan. Fork Union Academy
ANA hll-State tackle. together with
iau"r D"m"tt and Haas from last
years BlucS' team
While not anticipating victory. tho
Blues arc showing a spirit which is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
Rapid Transit Tourney
on Country Club Courts

ON" Of tho last tennis events Of
tho season viii he staged today
on the courts OF the Country Club.
when a rapid transit tournament,
is scheduled. They hav, proven
very popular. and all Of the bet
ter players have entered The
clubs women stars. Miss Peuelopc
Anderson and Miss Elizabeth war
rem. are also starters.
Among the men there are II g
Bickel J NJ. Cecil. X. Augustine.
y. Augustine. r =. Rice and
others. Play is TO start a; $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
TWO \ ALE REGULARS
ARE ON SICK LIST

NEW HAVEN CONN. got. e.
narli" o.iicarn and Ju" Beckett. reg
var quar- Ter backs ON the Yale var
Si'v football team. we're on In. si.k
ilst today. Neither is expected 10
pItN "ra!nS, North Carolina tomor-
row. and IL is doubtful If o'Hearn.
one OF IN" team hos, running backs.
viii play against Iowa . week. from
tomorrow. NeidlinEcr viii probably
II" AT quarter in tn" North Carolina
game. ~" has never PLAYED tn. po-
Sil"n before oi"arn is in the hos
pital with q pulled tendon. Beoket,
has severe bruises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
HORNETS WILL PLAY
VIRGINIA FRESHMEN

LH.NCiiBtRG COLLEGE. VA az,
nc hornets tackle the Unlva-sf,,.
of virginia freshman eleven Sa,v-Sd.o,?!
ON INC collcg" giidiron. Although ,Sn
sum" is a departure" from tho srhCJ-
u'' or IN" athletic commit;es Dr. "a
Shh"r faculty athletic rcprc.
ID" an asset 10 the training OF ~
,"fit'S for the Hampton sidney
,ih."s IN" following week lynch mr.
yV1,,rs' not undercstimating the
iE ma freshmen. Coach "FigStinc c.,
Iht Evans expects 20 keen his erst
su!us men In the lineup through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
SOCCER FOOTBALLERS
TO PRACTICE TO-DAY

Soccer football league teams M
Richmont viii turn ont for prnr,iCc
~ East End West End and Sou,h
IN" West End +. G.. lcd' 10y rr,l
~ prcHaratiHn FOR tn" nr"ning sam"
~ ihc season. "a he played AGAINST
,nGrch 'illl y y. ut tho G. &
Fi"ld next Saturday
The Church HilI team viii ura,-
&c At The g. g. y Field at 2 r'cInrL
Having been practiciur several Ao..l. =
iheN VIII he all primcd for tho uu.n
ing game.
The South side +. c. viii prac,ic.
al stop !. Petersburg Turnpike. Jim
my. Porter VIII captain this team
ana requests all hoNS and Young mon
~ the South side. who arc intc--
fsted IN the soccer game TO mce, him
a. The grounds n, o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-07
TIGERS TO INVADE
NORTH STATE TODAY

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
HAMFpEN- VA. oct e.
The Tigers tomorrow invade the old
North stat" Ia vic with tho strong
TRINITY team at Durham. Since Mon
day, Coach ltoundy has been grail
lnS the Tigers to the limit
IN" freshman VIII also ronp away
from nom" Saturday TO play Black
stone Military Academy. II Is OK
rect"d That the coaches viii make
som" changes in tho freshman line
UP SaturthN, cSuccInllN IN INC limo.