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AUTO RACES ON FAIR'S
MILE TRACK DEPEND ON WE A THER MAN
HEAVY RUINS PREVENT
III 11
Track Srrupoil and Drained
for Hip Kvcnts 1 lii>
Aflernorn.
.11 I 11 AN \ N II k m \ i v s .IIM.N
Despite Mnin I ro?vd Make* Merry.
I'nir I lose* loll nr. lint Miilnr
liners >1 n j lie Held Tomorrow
\ I mi.
It I.-- in the hards of the w^tlur
roan to dr-1? rtv nr whether Jhe
thrills of auto r.i. :n? >*111 he fr't
by Richmond "s thousands this af
ternoon.
With the "track at the v.rmnl*
State Fair Grounds scraped and
drained after t . ii.>? npi,.ur y,?
tlav. It >? hoped th.it tt?> win will
?top thl' morni- c in time to permit
the m.?> -peciiivaj to drj ? utli
C.entlv To permit the Jinnke ? ;i rt -?
i ? operate w;th .? i|-cre/> of safet;.
The pr??r-im yesterday way a'' ed
off only after all ntTnrts to run the
events had Jailed. v 'I >o?| from
skies .it few mlnii'es 1 ?? r
ni 1. k put the d ri ov.il in had
shape. hut - r.i :?? r? started i . w.-ri<
draecini: op the mud. ilasotir- !?>?
the Parrel w is l ur- e.| to help e\a;
rat> the waP r?and then came
m?rf r. ?.
W. Con why Saunders. manager of
the fair ordered workmen I.?.-1 nitrht
to mak" drains to . arrv ??rf w hat -
e\er water remained mi the (rack
after the corord cloudburst Pi n
fell Intermittent^' thereafter until
late into t n e nic'-t hut ?.( it i ?; e a r?
before noon it is l.-lieved th.V th'
tr ii k will lie in i-i.mi tion to use.
Pain cheeks w< ;?? issued yester
day to the laree numher ??f person?
who were adm:tt<>| m Hih pram!
Mand. Those lie ks will he j; m.|
today. The proernm iriisfnnllv sot
f' *! today will he run, with tin
Initial pt-'-cr.im carried over to Wed
lie>i|;i \ .
T1 ? .i ? ? t ? lara? st in any
. :it? >nio. i:. in " . t stneed iii \*ir
ttil :i T ?? ||'1!> s are large am*
th- ia; ?r <??' t'i- drivers makes
i 'i t .it f.i-t t ?in* w I he made,
i; i ondi? .? ui? rmit.
! ie> ?. tin r.iii! t Mi.|wa\ w.?s
i . ? i last n uht and will he opened
lie a ii tonieht.
At Laurel
Itcsul l?.
First i.e.- si\ fin ! mcs .- in ho
Pansy, i > , .-'maliw oml i.
3r.'l". 1 'J 1 f". t'M-t. i ueie. II" - Man
iieiht. 4 "i\ second <'?>nfeder.n y
lln il.inti. "i :o. third Time. 1 1 ??
,Ieal.i;:s Woman. Sw ? t and Pretty
? ui hi Mount, i'how ?'how. 1*1 lie I'liina.
31. W'urre: . Packet, Panaslan. Pini-:
Dyer and. I.iid> Piverponl aim ran
Second rae.. steeiilecha.se,, altmit
two miles?Haronet, itr. (Simpson)
S. I tlrsr Paeebook I.'
iCampheP i. .. si mill Air tel
.3o. 1.-.T (.<triooti, - in. third Timt
.l.;fi. Llritiann.i. Klyflan, Syrdarya
and I.i Marsouin also ran
Third raee. rive iiid one-half fu'
lontrs?Heeltaps 112 ipiitw-lli. I I1*.
2.5". 1' ?e. first. \ a I a d o r. 1!>.t <ralta
h.i'. ), i. ,T 10, ve.nnd. '"re h? t, 1 ":t
(L. i - i. third Time. 1 ct
Oakv.n .1, Thrsraly and Frank '? also
TH I!.
I .nil raee. six furlotips O . .???!<?
If''.- i I i.i vies i 7 ,lo.i. ;< ?n. ilrst Mie
Hi .1 It III I I..1IIC I -I 4 4 0. ,r on.I
De.\t<-r- is ?? i i<'allahan). sy". third
Time. 1 i Koy.il t'harlle. Itre.mt
of A 11 .i :i. 1 '? r>j. ise. < ;? ?? .it Tr i. ? s .i'. I i
Playfellow als . ran
Fifth rae. mil' and seventh :? n t-' i
?Knot, lift fMnli), 4.50, 3.30, 2.10
first; Comle 1"T il.inf i i-i. I
3.10. second. I'oiii Ann, 1 iMnrri-' ?
3.10. third Tim.-, lm. Bluffer ?udi
AI Over also ran
Sixth rsi ? n.ile and a sKtee .th
Gallleant. 114 (1 'allnhan >. P' ? r. in
4. first. Tri ms 101 rMeln) IT.i ? ;
second; Current Events. io.r. (.Small
wood). 3.S0. th rd Time. I 4* I
Hutchison, P-.: ?' Mi-'intu i 1.4.
JT.. Rovh! i;i-iii, Indian Priiici 1 ?
arron. * la-, m ? ? Pttah.- M 1 i
"ley. Hun. ? I s.iii H* dron and I'h - -1:?
Queen als.o ran.
fsevemh r? m '- and a sixteenth
? Kinir i ? < Marine;; . IT
11.10 ' :1 t : r ? ? K ? e Tt oja n !
(Mart ! 1 TI ? ? ? eol.d h u
belle. IM. I 1 t hi- .1 Tin 0
1 !!? K'-pn S< ' it an. \'i Mr I
.N. lie'. I \tkit . M P..-ne ?'? P. I
O K Ir p. P.'.t-i' ' t tie 1 "li.ukmender ;
and ,!-'li! r> ? er ?..n a!-i. r*?
I nlrles.
i': -' 1 W I
flow er : i.; L" w - A rm 1?:..
ntltll !.. 113 I ?and. 1I.?P, I.i Par.
110. K ? ? ; 1 - ?. ?' "
1-1 r' ? n es ? ?. ? ! \\ 1 111 ? f 1 IT '
man, 110; iaiZorro, 11,6; (a>Kut?rn,
116
< a )! t i ? . 1,'ry
d ? ? . \ f it h?i.1,1.-1
Ativ- '1 : 'P-i-s ??
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W pi'. ? ?/-:?
r; P 7 P "? ? .1 117
j 11 s e p h 1 ' -111 ? ? ? 11*
(a)A.Vsrrnr ? ? i'.i.xton entty
Til ird r a.n ' Pa '| - ' ' ? S i
? /;ris. "? ? I II. r I. *
tie An ? ' '
Belle.
Hi an. - ?"
Huttoi.'
lonp--- VVindie
rie I-!.
1 0S', IP una.
I f tni :? M
Fifth r .1 e.
,lrn. "
d u r. 1e ? ? - '
Sixth r-i ?
* 1. nit '
l(i4. K" ? ?*
Dresdf ?? 1
Stvcri! m ?
(?)?(?,r ? !< I.t: \ ' 1. ? ' 1 ?
my way end I dejv t:.e ei ' re \ni.-t
ran l.i'trion
Thl? Ilif-y-.U''- was receive'
at the M- ??? ' 1.1 i ??? ' ' '
headlUHt t ei - ff-ir. Wa.ter II ..\e
f?t. I'll il I I.! w 1... last ,-jir : r
V eilt I.vei f I/??II'I.?11 .1 lid W "II ' ??>
fumot" -iMtond si ui ? fr? ?? ' ?
Prltlsh. ;-. -i th'-n \ in 1. -e :?
W o r 1 'i 1 r -
indn of r w ..ri.:
The ra.-'i.K >? '? i n w In. ? II
won I I'-e ??an t *-*:!;? -s
H.ei in. tit- in- MP, no ? ' ? '?!
j.er," Whl -h s? art 'ill ii i'i-r '.? w 1 h
MV?ta h'i'.diid \l ?ines'.t.i .: ? . < f a t-?
; ,i ?!,. ? ,.n \ ' nt i'-1 .
IIV'Vi r w | v \ ?? an e*?> r
i'lf skill "II the ivalfr rowlt f avalnst
Mil e sl 'lllld ti' iie 1 f th' l.efc'lon
i!ri?> are ' rha'!-nee I rn for a
. i e
'the "Unppcr" [?ecIM is due to
? m< h New Orleor.Ji not later thao
.? inday. ,
MEN RESPONSIBLE EOR TRAINING
GOBBLES FOR BLl E-KIBBON EVENT
it?:n i i ??monk" \<ii
V. I*. I. ronrh. \mh|*iiiiiI I ouch,
Golden Tornado Holds High Score Record
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Young Scrapper Wants to Help Boys Here
By i:\IU.i: liL'TZ
Recently much was said eonceniing Roanoke College's phenomenal
| senro of 1ST to It was remark* <1 that the score probably constituted
a rerord. However, a kind friend writes that Georgia Tech did a l! 1'?
to ?? .Maratl\on back in 1016. Reference io the tiles proves that ii^ i.~
right. The panic was played against Cumberland on October 7, 1I ti
Thirtv-two touchdowns and thirty goals from touchdown made the
stupendous total.
Johnny Attell. who sat it) the. corner for Andy Tucker in his dandy
scrap with Young llowen here re<< ntly. writes that he would like to
! bring Sid Bernard. New York's "Fighting High School Hoy," t?? Rlch
' tnond for an exhibition. Boruard is the youngster who surprised the
tistic population of New York by flooring Pepper Martin, for a count,
in Madison Square (Jarden recently. Attell states that Bernard has re
cently fought Battling Reddy, Harvey Bright. Kid Oube. Kid Sullivan.
Luke Tenner and others.
Attell highly praises the way in which the Church Hill Athletic
Association is looking after the boys of Richmond and wants to help
the club in every way possible. He states that Bernard is interested in
what the Bast Bnders are attempting to do. and being a boy himself
would like to help along the cJitse by boxing any featherweight selected
for him.
Thi'-'icli I ho >u ft v of tho loasc
. ill' St rami Tlio.it.-r, ilio ?'hiir<-h
Hill Atli. >'tir A-sniialioll lias th<
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piny before a lirixVil or not. Ui
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in rnl. th.' Killlllii k,V Clltb hi'f#, lii. I
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in.ms mix tli.it .ill th.' statistics about ,
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is hcltiu In'ld hack. "Sally" Miles j
writes thai l,.- lias ho information oh ?
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is in tin ^ .1 in ? ? ti v. 11. i k Ii - lio!
CENTRE COLLEGE RUNS S
OVER CARSON ELEVEN,
Team Wliirli IMavs 'lYcli 11 crr?*!
Saturday I'ilc- I p 72
Cdi nl-.
f.-'l" ? t T> ? Till.. C In put.-Il l
M ' I' IS V IM.K K . ? i.i. 1 .'.nti.
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? t" ' ii i f ">t lia 11 l- i i?jf I ha t
i? i ? 'i i' ' i l" i mati' "ii r.i i
('a r ' ill ? t i.mi. i "ont it.
Kiiiu'it. ? f: i id ... i; .i.i?rt''
i ('apt Hln)
|{ns?'?ll. . . i.ft t:i, !<> l.yneh
(Captain)
.ill horn . . .'? f' ' t i nl (! Vnns
-pi inkle . i'n t <? r i iiMe
I'. I.i in - . rlt 1 : triia nl I! iba rt h
W'.ioda rd . . . .rleli: taikle ... 1; h.ioi
Hilmet rlKl't rti'l.... SmuviIiiv
1l..it I. ft jialf Covington !
I ' < \ r'L'lit I'n If.. . 11 ml u in?
M.,f ? .... f-i'l Inn . I la filet'
? 't half la in n
S oi l. I, v 11II.I rt e i -
S>: n.tiiar \ . Cei: i r. scoring T<>ucl:
l-.v m ? l!<.| . rt< I'.artl.'tt, ; Sm.wa
?I.i TIioji i?on. ('in irikton. (Sr. on.-.
Il'ti.uins la -n.in Try for point
t <? ? I!' ? I" I" v - ('ovIllK Ion. I .
: mxa.liv Martlet!, 2. Substitute
('entir. ?;f? ? i'? * fni lii iiiiiii, c. i-il for
It- Itol.i' rt? r >r II lidu ins. (V
: .. I ,\ it ? .1. 1. n son f..i- II ii
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? '? i t"' Cm ngt "ii. Taimci for
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l . - I.. T,i? f..f \\ - .i| for
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Sii..\v' n for Mart lo( t.
? ar< i f , 'riioinaji.in. Carsnn for
Vrwii.an. II' ff- i r for \\ ooi|waril
CfflCljd ? Ilefore.-, Marty, Konyon,
intfilro. \v. . n. <!;nelnnatl. ho-ni
11nesmiin Im .ni ltrcr, Sewar.ee. Time
of pcrioUn, 1& minutes.
SPIDERS HMO (I fflffi
FOR ORANGE AND BLUE
Kain (litis St,rimmap\ lint
Workout in ( f\ m Is
Suhslitutrd.
Ooarh I>ohson has a heavy pro
gram of KcriiHiii;igi> for the Spiilnr
? 1 \ 11 this week in prepaiatlon for
the tame with Virginia i' Lambeth
Field Saturday. anil although ruin
v<>st* rda> interfered with in. p..mis
for practice. a lecture ;m>: light
work-out wore Riven in the u.vtnna
s iii ni.
?Tlio j-hii mI is In good . ondlt mil fol
l<lW'iiiK their hard strut i;lc ? itli the
1 "nI vor?l t \ of Maryland Sat rda\ .mil
are redoubling their efforts t.i make
times in t ?'i ?-st in k fur the ''rancoand
Mine e|( \ . n. since I lie unusual slnw
' ?? iS made i?y fnai'h t'ampbcll's
? harces against tile Princeton Tnj-ts
S.i t u ni :< \.
\ V a v e r I \ .I'liirn. rap la ill and ipiai
ter back "f the Spider a i: grog at ion.
wiiii w , - injured during th> :u-- !i . ?
? ttw Maryland miino, was aide tu i
return tu the contest in the l ist i|iiai
ter and has --iifferoit tin ill off-its
since. Willi tile exception of a few
minor ?I ? <. tile S'luaii will In in good j
shape I'm- l lie Charlottesville i: ?
11? ? t Ui .itlier last week cn isimI !!:??
elimination in' several scrimtiias:. pe
riod* and the rain yesterda\ \\ : ?
cohs'tate unusually heavy wot i; for
ilii Ited nml Klue squad for tin- i<"\t
few days.
The Spider mentor was well plcasc<|
with the iierfnrmanre of hi< imn
Saturday, and several of I lie individ
ual players have -ince coiuriii'iiii'd on
i h e .sportsmanlike play of the Mary
land crlfiriien t In mic hou t the i.m liiiiir
hat tie to a scoreless tie.
At Jamaica
Itrsiitl*.
First race, 2-yenr-old-?dainriik j
.ri i-- furlong* - Avalanche, lit!
(Satiric), to I. even, I to 2. won;|
Hn? sprit, ins (Tlionias). 20 to I. * to I
1. 4 to I. second; Unfiles. Ill <?'ar-]
roll). 2 to I. I to S, 2 to third.)
Time, l "7 Alga Virginia. 11? ? U -
ally. , [.in idus. tiwaxeo. liughic. I<11
Toy. Fl \ inu I'evil. Faithful Cirl. Mar-:
uari-t l.oretta. Wigee and Uejectlon
also ran.
id race, mile and a sixteenth
Vuicain I'ark. !?s (Hell). 10 to 1. I t?
1. - to 1. won; Han try. 114 (Italdni. It
to ] t" 1 to 5. second; I'ousort. ;
1 1 n (Thomasi, ::u to l, S to I. t to 1. j
? liini. t ne ; it; 2-:. H-gai i.< due.;
llirih. .to Time. Witchwork ami
\ fill ist ;i ? a Nn i a n.
Third t.oi-. solium. furlongs
Mario Maxim, l?;: t M ? ? r i niee ). to I.'
" to 1 to 2. won; 1 >.i \ I Hie. I ??'. |
I l\ ?llllll.i I l. " to "i. I to 2, ollt. Soojnri.
?? 'tills. I ii.i 'Sliillick), to 2. to *1.
out. third. Time. 1:12 2-5. Sea Mint,
?Tin- Peruvian aiso ran. 'Appli-gutc
cut ry.
I "nrth race, mile and sixteenth ?
I>ll nee. . I p. 'Ill I |:,.|| >, -J to 1. 'J to ii.
won. Iti ? ount. I"'' iTalpin). 5 to .
1 1 to 2. out! second; (Joytlgail, I j
tMerintee). even. 1 to :t, oiit, third.
Time. I.l\ Only three starters.
Fifth riii e. mile and seventy yards
\V> n t;ewnod, ill (Thoniast. 0 t ? ?
I io 'J. l to won; Kpisorio. 11*'
<Shil1lck), S to i. to 1. 7 to s-,?
olid . i ivei tliuo. 1 1 "i (Miller), to 1 J
to l I to . third. Tune. I 11 ,1-5.
Fiodoi. Hah o and Hit ?? Hlai k alvij
ran.
Sixth race. six fnrlotigR l.it'le
i'elt. 11'. iSandel. 1 t i t. out. ?ni*.
?o!i, Spri ad Kagle, 115 (Thomasi. s
to i. r. to :. out, second; Sakali 11 j
(Hoiiinson I. ?* to i, t to 5. rut. third.'
Time. 1 1". I.adv Tybar, ltunl"igh I
also ran.
I '.lit rles.
First race, ?? fiirloni:* \mbler. ll",|
Iloinestre'eh. If|*. Ilv ksalt, lo.'i, Vtr-i
c i?.11? 1 ?>."?; I'rinoe of I'mbria ll;l
| Pritna I?onna. 1 AT; l.oloha |0l'; \lad
din, MS; Satellite, 105; IJessle l.elgh-|
ton I fir.
.-?tond race, mile and a slx?ren?h!
;>?. in t ii ii a n. fi.'. 'Huxoni '".i. M.iize.
I or Panto] A. |o?. Tinc-a I.ins. Il l
l.iickawanna, I0?; ? lloreh. lit; ?Win-I
n?i on n. ?. Ill ?, Havonet, 1 ii 0; tliuh I'riini
i iii'i, oiiprei. IIS; I.nst rons, 11..,
Kthtiea, l"i;
Fourth i.ice. mile and sixteinth
< 'ost iK'iu. !"?. Tuft er, l')fi; N'ose jlive.
III". *Sedt;elield 1 III;. Cuelph, l"l
Fiftli race, mile and seventh *ards
I Scotland Vet. Itul. Polvthia." II".
I -inil.. ? I.cuhorn, :?2; Klooted II.
I in::.
Six III race, six furlitiiKK Mirintn
?io per. |n\. Supcrcaruo, 1 ???*.. Hlue
Hrusii. Inii. i iooilt line, |0i;, iJalant
iii.in. III., i ice iilcti t a I, TOii, The Dic
tator. 110. The Almoner, 11'". f'no.
lie Prelude. I"*. The Vonuea nee, ',05.
Mil'. Amies S . 10".
?|."i\e I'oisinis allowance claimed.
?'Iojii. i;ood.
HOTEL
ASTQR
Wher# you breotho the
uparkllng slmosphort
of that Now York you
hav? oomo to eajoy ?
Wher* yon are but n
step from the play
houses and shops you
hove ooms to visit ?
Whoro yo?r your
rooms tho com tort and
rsst of yonrown horns.
^
To*ltave-8imied
ml Ibe &9TOR
ts (o haw fhr*d
_ la. New York
A ra-fo. combination- of
comfort and economy
$3.50 a day ami ufmnrJ
FRE1TK A. MUSCHENH0M
w 111 III 111 irrii ?iiiiiwiiii
News That. Should
Interest All Auto Owners
Muy a Ilicli-firade 1 itiaranteod
Hat;cry
A QC All
^?Z/O S1111111 Cars.
I'lrect I'rom Factory.
KI'.I.I.Y GTiAII \ \TEKD llATTKItV
COMPANY,
tOIW W. Itrnnd. Itiml. ,12S?.
Homer, With Three On
in Ninth, Breaks Draw
! Ilv Associated Press ]
HAI/TIMOKE. MD., Oct.
Haltlmore won the fourth panto
of the little world's series from
St. Paul hero litis afternoon. 7
to ,'l. Willi the score tleil ill tile
ninth, three men on hasps :m<!
? ?tie out. Mc'At'o), of 'he ?
broke up the came with a hornet
into the right-Held bleachers ll
w is his second homer of the ?e.
ties, he having broken tip the
llrst game with a circuit c).<tn
This victory puts It.iltimnre fur
ther In tho lead, three came, to
one.
Cloves ami I?eu11*n, who start
ed on the mound, wore both
knocked out. Parnhatn went in
f.?t Haltlmore in the sixth, and
held the Saints scoreless for the
remainder of the game
Hall relieved Kenton in the
ninth after Walsh had doubled
and had made third on a short
?? incle li v lie 111 lev
After Holey went out to first,
I'ishop was purposely passed.
liUinc the bases Then McAvoy
broke up the game with his
homer.
TO PILOT (INKS K1
Colonel Kuppprt lu'luto |{p
ports That Collins Would
Hr Manager.
! Py Associated Press.)
NKW V'liK, Oct :i.- Mill-r llug
~in? will manage the \.w York
American l.eague club iri if he
ar-v io eontlnne in 11i ?? position,
V hi. h he has held for the j? ist few
sea son s.
This was the Ml!>st;iii ? of a s'ate
ii'| '? t given the \sso< laled Press to
o.iy by I'oloncl Jacob lliippcrt. presi
dent "f the Yankees. in refuting a
lepor! from the West that Kddie Pol
llns, of the Chicago White So\, was
to manage the local Atncrleati l.eague
? lull in ,\ t season.
\? ? ordiug I" these reports, <*o]|ins
was to ? * o in i. in the Yankees in a
trade for Hob Meiisel, outfielder. and
\aioii Ward, second b.i s< ma n, both
of whom played throughout the
M ? r i! v series thnt e|,?led yesterday.
Iii addition to ;< cash ? onsnlerat ion.
I..I. ,| 1. ports Included I la be Klltll III
the d-al ami ?? 1:111111atI Ward.
Iliiuuins will tuanag. the team in
1 !? J:t. If he wants to." Colonel Itup
I ? i t fra ii k I y declai ? ?>!
? if . oil t Si." he added, "we'll have
to ( oiii< to ;i liti iiici.il atri i tii'Mit Iml
th.lt - in ' 11 III ll't be ditliclllt Tin Yan
kees never i|e. iea>. ,i man's salary -
they increase it Pshaw. I don't see
Sow these reports originate.
\tl> ??inb would like to have Kd
d: ? I'ollins lie - a xrn.ii ball player.
!mt .tid ? ife colonel smiled broadly.
\l ller lliiggin- can manage the
Yankees if h?- wants to."
I io you contemplate trading Habe
lluth"" he was asked.
We'll trade any If we ian
strengthen the club." the colonel re.
pea ted.
\iked If he thought thai lluggins'
icport'd impaired health would pre
vent him from cuntlnuins at the
helm, the colonel answered in tile
negative.
From well - in formed <|iiar|ers the
report IS persistently repeated that
lluth is to be given st'ff discipline.
II. w.i- aim-." a total failure in the
?, iid - ? ? least at tin it
Not only tor his showing in the
world's series, h-it for the constant
tub of hot water In which he steeped
himself .ill season Is the Rambiro to
ir punished, according to these re
ports.
Similar ytor|es predict s^tnethlng
? for !' ?? Met. .Son critics
.. <sert that Meu.-el was v rv Indif
ferent throughout the world's se
n's.
Olio t hing's certain!
If you'll lot us have a hand
iu your Kail outfitting there'll
be? no regrets!
Our store is full of good
things for men to wear.
A store where snlesmen aim
to serve as well ;is sell.
A store that really makes
good should something go
wrong.
Prices moderate.
Why wait till you sneeze?
Fall weight ? Scotch Mist
t )vercoats!
Fine variety to choose from.
Our ?Tiptoppcr Soft Hats
are just what, the name sug
txests?tiptoppers for holding
their shape.
Nave you seen our Drogue
Oxfords of imported Scottish
grain?
Kail Neckwear, Gloves,
Shirts, Underwear? every
thing to complete your Fall
wardrobe.
? Hccisterfil Trademark.
805 East Broad.
[TECH ptIT SHAPE
FOR CENTRE CONTEST
Team Will A v e r a ? c 171'
n I
Pounds When Jl Takes
Field Hero Saturday.
(Special In 'riii' T'niof- Iiispati;]j |
HI jA <' K Sill * 11<!i With Wil
liam ami Mary <\i||i.u.. nut of the,
way. tin- liiihlili-rK will heml ail of
tlii.ir I'ffut'ts toward preparing f r. r
tlw unat game w 11 m t'l-ntrr I'nlli'uo
to In* played jn I*!<limi>n>| next Sat
urday Itcpm-tH from Klihinond to
'! rail ii.11 .? Manas-r Mil-s ar? in Ui.
? Iti-i-t that t hi- name will it raw the
!ars.-?t altendam ?? i>f any fonlhall
mill .'Vfr Maseil in tln> ?>|i| 1 >oin In ion.
? 'ulihai;- would not allow Sutton
?Settle. Itm-hanau or llakei to Ko in'
??Ka In "t Hi. Indians Salurdaw Itniich
work with ?h ? ilunim\ loiiU-d ;hrs?
tfirs up ami the I . \ f r .|t,| tlioin
aooij. ami at thi- same lime, there
was no I i ? 1 s ; t !or Ill ? ill h-itiK
in a ' t ? r ih? s. ?? 1111 I ni; m-n pri*
torn . d so wi II
"rin- t. tm thai uoi-s aKJiii -1 ?'??ntr
will Iijivi- a-i a i-i-t aiii ot" IT I pounds
I'toiii i inl i imI thi \ w ill weigh 17!'
"rotn I n hi.- t.. ta. kl'i-. I V( Thi I k
"??'?I- 1 of Walla... Sutton.
I III .'il II11; 1 *i a lul 1 Ii I ! I ??, will .1 1 I .1 1; i*
'? ? i-' H"l - Tli - a --I am- w ill I...
o.i.out i (,? fcr.m. w.th Itiith. 1 toi .f,
Ufi-K of ri.'i ?. in t In ha. Utii|i| It
" vorj prohahl- 'hat M'lttet in Ilk'J
Sa 11 tillers forni' il v of I'.I a. U s lot ri;
High. will ji-t in thi* 1 '.111 gain**.
' 'o.aih I'ulitiai;. liavi- "H111 t : in i I U " a
1 huroimh wort, .nit .ilm n t William
? iinl Mary lle battered the Imlinn
tin. 11. pi. .is w itli his ?|.?.!?;. ham- 1
titer tlrlvon, iihil in two line pin niton I
a.ivo T. !, h-r thlnl to. I II.. ..II
I hi* catin Satlnd-ru W-luh* 1 i'.."i |
imtlndH, ami Is cviTy liu'h a football
pla \ . r.
Tin- Tech an m> .1 1 h- l'i a v -
oi- 1 ?nlm . |y hot t ? ? ? 1 . ?:.jii- 11 in fviov
wa\ will-n ? ???!?? . ? ? ?! w ith tin. l-am
? >f la-t > i-ar ' << . onr<. 1 lo- ? iohlil. 1 s
will ini-'s 111* snpi rii piintlim i f
I la mill iio. 1.iM >? Hi] Mo-lor.I, i'ap
tain ' I la n k" llardw r<* lias .1 man
?'Vi'ry hit as C""'!. ami I., tti-r -till, a
. ??lisiMtcnt pint, i l..i-t Sa 1111 da y .
I (III hi't f ot i| i| i| ill nf thi- puntitii:
whili' tin' i.cTii' w 1 ri' if, a'..I h?
ac?|Ul11 I'll himself nicely ami Without
. hohhl. 11 p.|ss ML- W .!> a | .,1s..
ami a? f.r .is s?tlitm "If-i-nd nm*.
IhTi- l? 1 .. otii on the ti'.am rot ? \-n ,
the -up.-ii Suttnf. w lio i? anv lo Hit.
Th. w.. t ua r<l Mill Slunf/. anil'
IJ-'i'i'h M ai- playing tin- Kama I
? if thi - live- Moth Of till'-. h<i-kloM 1
were star- .?> I hi* k a mi with '-litre ;
last .s. 1- iimI thi". ati* rl 1 ? ? ? to n1- ?
pi'.a t l'i \ 1 .1 ? if tlii.ii i|. fori si vi- I
work Sat inlay rnunts for ati'.:iilnj;
Til.' t ? - a 11; s 1). inu pnsi.. il * Ii W.-I'k
at ti.p .spifil. I'nhhai;. wi I ulvi- his i
? liaiBi's 10.. v,-i inin .i-i' toilav ami I
Ihoti it will in- a cane of poii.i,,ni: up I
oti sitinals ami h!.u?khoat il w ork Tin
'I'. < ! s will takr thill' . ii 11 ?squall
t-. II1 ?? 11 tin.ml. ami th- fr- -hiiiin will 1
join tin- ti-ain 1 Moiio.k.' afl.'r tin'
is a tin wltli tli. Itoanoki. llluh S. 1 ..ol
\ I "IKK \\S T(? SIM
I.lliKHAL STOHT HILL
(Mv \s?nr!;itr,| Pri-??'l
' 'HP ? V.(? ? li t ;i Till- Illinoi
s' a ? ? I'll > s'.hI fol'n-.i t ion hill. f.
I"italix> t. x.nj; at I iior ? t.i. ^ is
'? 1 nu pr. pari'fl for int 10.I1, ' ..n ;f
the l,?s ; a'lire Iinl W'lntiM. a- : ..|il
inc to til- World War Veteran*' kn
ntIon, sponsors ?.f tin proponed
rn-astiri- Tite hill w..uhl prn\pje f..r
'-n muii'l hf.vinc Im-m' in') pa-i-o 1
tticl race*, place n orhool benefit tax
? ??1 all prnfers!nn:il athletics ami au
thorize th- ' Invrrnnr t.. ipp.cnt a
State iio.iril to mipervl1-. *pr.rt*
THE HUH
Nice Day to
?Our Hat
Trees Are Laden
Cncoantif?R lit torn ut?
Hazelnut.
IX Soft. Hats, it's the
brown, tawny nut
shades that are the sea
son's leaders, and as is
natural?we have them
all. from a chestnut that
is as new as the name is
old lo a heeehnut that
brings home the bacon
whenever it's tried on.
Some lined with plain
and fancy silks.
We've got. them all?and
can show you everything
lmt a fancy price.
82.50 lo $7.00
\Y hat about
Shirts? Wo sell
Star and Eclipse.
The Biff Event
Will ?#
Be the Talk of ?
Richmond
Soccerites Will Meet
to Organize League
The Uirhniond fiorr?r I/eagii*
"Mil hoM a m "? 11 n k at 6lt> Kar-t
Broa?1 Street tomorrnw nlfcht at
S o'clock. All liifnlhrrs, players
an'l others whrt may he Intrnstr.l
ar<- r'qiipstert to attend. The pur
pose <if meetinc Is i<> compli'tr the
organization "f four trains ami
?'raw up a si'licdul* for the coin*
? x season.
WORLD'S SERIES STARS
WILL PLAY IN ORIENT
Thrrr of Giants ami Saint:
Numlirr <if ^ anks on
I'mIumI Tram.
I lly \*SMC*lnt?-?l Press.)
NKW V ? ? I IK, <ict 'i I - ; i -1 three
memli.ts i.f tin* New V"i'k <!laiiIB.
world's champions, am! thr.e of the
\?'W Voi K Viiiika-t'K. tin* IohIiij; !? am
;n tin- s i ? i If*-' tli.it tiMli-il v.nter.lay
"ill participate In tin* totn of tin*
? ? i ? 111 I li i t Ii a - I??????i nt u.i ii i/ ???I to1
Ini tio r tin' growth ..f lia.-i l.all I" - I
> ? - nil tlo- |'a. Illi-.
\VIiIIj> the ollldnl roster lias ii? ? t yet )
i'.I'lipli till I'm tin- parly tii.it i
Hill Katlo-r at i'IiiiIikii next >i|inla> I
'? > -ail I i ?? tit Vui'i iiiivi I Iti 11 tio to j
i '? .i? ii Vol.oha ma. i ii toln-r :! 1 it i> i
l.tiowti that Crorue Kelly. wIiom- Int l
. ? ? ? r ?t .*i v ? u i !in 11 ? i ill- >! i a n t?
V t t loir \. |i! ami Km!I M . iim 1 : ' |
11- -?. i; Hi- M"r. will j;.. ft "in '' ,
? siiuii % mjiii.
i i?.;n * iYank* ? will hi* .???? ?
I'. i'-h. wlio jut?h<*?| t w,t l?.s r x ^ 'M ?
hi- I'am. iDi-iud i ii |* that ? I
a \ . \\ : ? 11 ?? 11?. ?? r. ih. . ? tl I
l.o\ pit. lo r. an.I I'te.l 111. fTni.1 n I I
oti'l-xtrlnir -it' Ik-i
? 't Ii i- i players lilMiol are '1'oin Ht.(- i
til Ii. of tin* Itroiiklyn Huh; Joe 8e? !
well and St epheiisnr of the i * I ? <? t
IiikI IuiI,.in'-, \iriox strnifk ami I
?'{ tin I'ti .mi. W'lit. ami j
I.avail, St l.oii|? Carillnalft X?in?>
"f .ill lli?. players win. \\ i i I kii are !
? ?xpe. t.'.l to In? ant .mo . .1 v...in
The men nri* solencil mil iiniy f..r
llllil'Y. If: t"l t ll.-il U ell t l<- IIOI n 1 V j
. "I .|.i. ; ?? .111.1 .'ff t It.? I..ill n. l.l. it..?
r li.-it- t. on v -iii.jfi t ti, n .? up. j
pun l ? ;' ' 'otnmlssloin t I.anil i I
i Ian ? s ? il I ' |' a\ ? .1 ii Tolt> ?>. ' !?
11- i
runty. '
DEFUNCT FED. IEIEIIE
LOSES HILL SUIT
Supremo floiirl Hules Against
Claim of Haltimorc
Cluk
I It.v -s'm ?. <| i>rocs. |
\\ \sn INf;T< ?N. ??ot. :? -ItohnirlnK
uiih <I<tiIii| tiy tin- Suiucnn- ? Viurt to.
't;iv of I hi* bronchi l.y lhe ll.iltl
Miorn of tin- ;i?:oh.i)l ;ih I'liy-'l muli-r tti?
|ir?*noiit tin I lonal ;i^i-i. iiii-ih'il...? t,,.j
Ihn utlrlhilti s i? f inti i ?-la? o
ornmi-rci'.
Thi' liavi-ball i-a*"- r* ? lii '1 tho Su
otlrl for ? i?lun iifur th?
I !? 11 linori- club ('hlitliK'l. in the Sw
l*ri mi* Court of tlic I ?f5?t rli-t of i' -
tuInhIn, a vi nil't aw anlh't; It t' |il??
tiamak'i- utid?? r tin Sherman a- ?!?? -|
ail ?ill.si lli'j National airl Atnirl
ratl I.I'HKIH'1. M|H r;ill:.^ liml'-r tli(? l:.i
?tloiuil iiKrecmcht, on tho grouuilH
that Hi- I*". ? 111 r: 11 I ? ixc'l* !?<?' ti
illsrti|iti-il hi a i ? ?'ilt a ii ?p fjicy
ii violation i 1 :lo V ? i t
? .f \ 111? ? a Is hi t lo I ? i- i "l i' lun
1.1.1 1'i'V'ISlll tli? ill Moil .Hill ? l'I
a >iil ?? llo Jinlrni'-Ill
iritc Mai11no-n* i-luh then tools thr*
,a*. tn tl-i ' ti fircrn ? ('mill whl i
.??hi that tin t riti*<!iort it '>ii a- ti.
- of ? hi- t'li y.-ra i'-. i ? ?, I * -
tin (lilfi ' til |irof("?' oli a I ti III," ? 1
i* j? ? i: i i* '.f ii.irt i|i.i' hi: hi pit
? Oiih.t (!.?? i? ? ? t ? on '? ,t.
ierstati twiiunnriM iiml Unit th- clubs
i ot NUliji-i't ' !k* Mlicrinnn act.
n\<;i n to si Hs i rn ri:
in ciiAurrv m vn:n
11 v It. (! I'M 1
vi: w v 'i: K ? i *. '? WnPi r 11 i
U I II VI- I I I II h* ' ? I 'I '<? f" ?? < i( I S ? - - .* ? -1
; ii ,1 thlrt y-1. \-hole mat. h with Jim
'tarin-M it tin 1'i'lhatn ''oiiii*i I'luii
t on.oM i. w J'.r ! I.i in -11 : t ? I *. -
am -tirnnor i.-i o f<-r ? .i r >1'. > Ml
iln ti. tl . :h nnoiiii .>.) t lay
Sm a/cii. ' In Vmi-rl f oo. ?..11?, -
|l|(lli . 11 ? ? 1. I '.s . i.: uri ojii i .? t Ion t ? a 11 -
iii-tnl 'in \ ? -t ? 11 la v |i '.I.ii t -
?our '? ir- i f t ? r ilrfi-utinir It ..ui-ri,
. -I ? I i ? I:.- 1'rlt I. 1? ? t : ? -i
Seventy Mvo-hiilc matcil. Wll'll'll L-au
at plttMHirKh and <-ml<*0 on thi Wt >?
?lii'xt i-r- Milt ti-1 ? r* -'-it .. ?
v Hi- v i-i Tf -I itiif (('tt'.fot ? ..
For Men and Young Men
T wo-Pants
SUITS
An intensified buying
campaign, in which the
clothing markets of Amer
ica were searched for ex
ceptional values, results
in this offering of Men's
and Young Men's Two
Trouser Suits at 2-1.95. If
you could go into the
great establishments from
which these suits come
and familiarize yourself
with their high standards
of workmanship, mate
rials and designing skill
you would lie satisfied that
we are offering the very
utmost in clothing values
at this price.
A PRICE THAT MARKS A NEW
STANDARD OF VALUE-GIVING
IN MEN'S CLOTHING
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Sporting Goods Store
MOVED TO 1435 EAST MAIN STREET
Big Lin? of Sporting Goods?Gnns, Coats, rants,
Yests, Fishing Tacklo and
Other Goods
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