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TECHS SI DEFEMI3
make stiff defense
AFTER POOR BEGINNING
M?-s| VlruJtilji I ill\ cpm!i y U lltl
Hush, Mill \\ Ins, "Jd |i> ii laltl It
Hoden (ii'U Into l.aitif.
Hpcclal I Tin- TIiih's.i ?i>ca!< |i I
CHARMSSTON, \V VA., October 11
' nable to West Virginia Lni
4 ersity in Us open work, ?f nnViisi*.
Virginia Poly technic Institute lost ill
? ont ha 51 tn-diiy IiV ^ score nf 'Jit (i, ii
'n th* first qua rtor. bo roil- the Vir
ginians hiil ??ot Into tin-It- -trlde. i'|:m
"Mr took a forward pass from iiodg
and carried tin. I.all through an
'most open Held for t'ortv-live yards,
?orhiK the Hrst touchdown.
From that time until near the end
??( th* third quarter the Hlacksburg
boys were able to hold their own, for
\ eat \ Irginta tried only plunges and
end runs without making much head
way, tin- Virginians proving a sturdv
foe In that kind of play.
? The Moore hoys. Keiyi. Vounger and
iwregory put up a good ai?|ele of foot
hal! for the losers, and the onlv weak
ness exhibited by the team was in the
hack- fluid, v.-h!? h ?;?:< s!ov. and >? mid
Ji'?l connti'i-Hi-t the advamcs made bv
their opponents in their aerial work.
i Uodgers. Hite, Chenoweth, llaj;nr and
<\nderson put up a flashv uaine in th^ir
respective positions for ili? winners.
J tod x i-mail.. number of gait's by
l-'ifihiiiw t> i'>nch the Virginians' line,
. " n< 1 ? very instance the Kouth
frnir- ?? v ? ? ? I up. and until I a to in the
'd i i. I ii ..st of the play was in
(ujdflcM The line-up:
x I'oHit jon v p f
HutchIiisop . ..|?fl Younger
? 1,,f< tackle, 11a 11
J* r> 1, f' Kuard Howell
l?? i ley comer.... Moore, C. I*
l.rannon , ipht gua rd. . Mdore. A. Tl
Webster right guard CnfTeo
(Captain.)
!.. VPr right end Nelson
, lictiowrth . .quarter back. Kunkhouiser
m uK ? ':;i!r h!?"k
rl?'" ?'?'If back... stringer
f>'H I'ack Redd
Nummary; Touchdowns?Hltc Clio
noweth, II;,,.,,. f JoaIs from touchdown
- Chenoweth f 1'? Substitutes ?West
A' f-r Chenowet h
gSr for v' Th"r^""-K ror 11 a -
Itoden f ' Parrlsfl f"?- Howell.
Ldd i-r'7 ""'^""-^r. Trcrklo for
svfa , p n f"' A U Moore. M. -
loll ly ltef.-rc<?Bob Max
i . * ^"?"?'htnr.r.-, r>npir<?.1. i
J;'"'"' linesman?Joe Alieman!
I v .'. ' , ;"rV"' 'luarters
i " n'liu'tes and two 15 minutes.
INDIANS TIE TARS
tel" V"r> Kr"?* on
ii.ii.i, (|I A Kralnm \,,vnl
IralnliiK s, |M?i|?Score. l:t f? |;t
,[*?**'"I'4' Tiie Tfmes-Dijiiiatch 1
WILI.IAMSBtam. f'otob'-r 1 I \Vil
- com,vet?Vi:
r '? the m? onil Jr of
(?1 1 ? I -inif ?to i ?{
' I rain r.g .School was the first
Ji,y virin?s ],Ilt. ,,)uni..
fllg . , ... ,!u,;S?h
. it'i -ii.' M.i rv's ro.ti ti,.
' '? ''' >""?! S.'htniilt over for
,,V',V ?'f the U'.une.
i i , nt'lt d monstrated that he . ould
u 1 > -any th- hall ov..r
. . .??"* I .IV- I ts t ain a 7-?? j-!
'aril U uhbn rd's Indiana did not
,,nt" the third quarter, when
;'V,i" ' ?t?," 'qiponents' i?nd at
' 1 rried th< ball up tin", fleld
? ' ? ? ' 1 ru, Kills w- s tV? t; r-t
mdtat. *" ? ?-?!?=?? r a touchdown wh-n
<"? .1 ??(! ! urt y v;ir?i.s Thro\jt;)i the X;\vy
y-ata. ' - -11 - w-?^ civ?n the chance to
'I' " '?>?? t?.'.?i. hut failed.
l-'-nt: quarter bark of the in
iirtis. won th a |*pla use of the crowd
kvhfn he intercepted a forward pass
? n his own twenty-yard hue and
"lantv.l "b?- iia 11 In'twei'i! ins opponents'
;oal-posts for the second touchdown.
lv"' f : him!, .?ud th- score was
. V ,n 'av ' l!"' Indians. Naval
I ralnitig s -hc 1 . v-ned the count Mi
iht- l.i -t qua::' r. when l.o\?- -i ss?ui
v, illtain .<iiii M try's l.? >.? 3 lijie; but th<
'?>? at l-..;iI was inliis-d, and the game
ruled -,v i > t .??? ?>? .? 11.
Itar.<1 ? ? 1 ph-M:i.'on w:ll open the cliam
? lonsnip -eason wil!i William nr.d .Mary
?vxt Saturday afternoon on the local
,ri !iro! . arid the ?.tin? promises to lie
i hummer Several of William ami
Mary's veterai < were kept out of the
- arne to-day. a;t Poach Hubbard did
tot want t'. run lite risk of having any
? f tiiem itijui^.i for the game n? .\t Sat
irtlny. Summary
W. ?V M Position. N. T. School.
?oivcrs 1?-ft end Wildei
told. . .left fickle . . I lei; ry
Robinson 1 ? t gn trd I'leiqents
Wilson. . center Hughes
(Captain >
-Mwirtis.. riuht guard Sander
Rurford . . . . t ight tackh . .Met 'otuvr
lames right end 1 ?n>k
Centres* . .... quarter Schmidt
^assiter...... . left half I. ne
iasl'.e. . . . nifht halt Hratidt
Illip lull back Kruge
Summary substitutions?William and
Mary. ?Sarland for hassiter. t'opeland
or Robinson, fjeridy for <>arland. Na
tal Traitiintr School -Arnold for 1111 -
ier. Touchtlowns?Kruge, 1-Z111 <"?. K.vn
ress. l.ove, ?;oals from touchdowns
?chmidt. Sowers. Referee, Pergussoii
. William and Maryi; umpire, Stryker
X'irginia Medir.il CoUegei; head lines
nan. Hush i X.iva' 'I'raininc Station ?.
rime of quarters, 12, 1 ?. 12, 11.
POSTPONE RIFLE MATCHES
I Hv ,V Int. .1 1*. "as I
.lACKSONVll.l.K. I*' I?A., October II
N'o matches were tired to-day on the
I'lbrida range in the National Ititlc
.otirtuimcnt The l-'vans skirmish st-r
mat It and llie individual pistol
ont.es! >-che(luh- I for lo-day were bol Ii
istpoiifd.
Sunila y Is all open dav. but early
Monda ? m<? ilii? the procram of thi
^ iiioii.il I! i I It A*, or ja r ion will be ? c
utnod M iri land, Colorado. Texas,
MIchigiMi. N'ew Jersey. Alaska and
lah teams lo-day reported by wire
hat they are en mule to the range.
Itiinw I ii sri-iii-o Score.
I Special to The Times - i>ispatch. J
DANVII.I.K, A.. Octidier It.? Dan
dle School for I toys won its first uaine
? the season hero lo-day. defeating
Martinsville High School, to a. Mar
illhvillc Ida v eil a koo.I game, but bail
he misfortune to have its star quar
? r t rippled in (lie lirsi h ilt
"OLORED UNIVERSITY TO
OPEN SEASON ON SATURDAY
"\ Irgluia 1 nion 1 nii-ei*si11* openrt -
oothall season in Ho\-ev l-'iehl on ne\i
-aturilay at ,'t o'clock, with th, St I'-iul
nstitute eleven as its opponent Tlx
tailing team has maintain -d m. n ?? i
v-client record against t?,?. big school*
? t the South in past years thai a l irif.
umber of fooll all enl hiisia t s fore,
ist an exceedingly close tram
St. Paul's line j- ir> striintre^f i
Ids season, all th- positions being hej,
iv seasoned veterans, -who .... ,"|
Ticiently in effrnse ,-is in <| ien<c \
ir set of bai-its lieh'iid such a Itn
. most certainly to he heard from
On the other hand. th. home team
? is no I hong lit ho; of ,j substantial
tietory over ih- 1. t wi eucwili acgre
lation. ITniou lv ,i?j.:e#s? ? strong' in
ivory depar'raent ??? the ?,arne ihi
ear, and Professor M P Kobinsoii
ias handed nut sidi'i >-ni plavs lo make
the team wot thy of any foe'.
Following the St. Pan! engagement
nion visits Hampton Institute on No
ember .1, and In turn lece.lves How.
rd here on November 11. Transac
i?rs ft re undnr way for tills with
l \w. Ijyuehhurg and Norfolk Colored
M. C. A. teams, while Lincoln doses
I* season here Thankssivltiff Day.
The Days of Real Sport
By Briggs
Tmis picture
is
because of
the many
requests th*t
sktm- may
sr'c'm over','
f>njc> h i r
GEORGIA TECH WINS FROM
DAVIDSON; SCORE 9 TO 0
'I'lMirliiliiun, IiottI nml Snfrlj Xft Point*
of (<!inir?l'ri*Ml>> IrrlniiH
Mlikr <*ontly I'imiI.
ATLANTA, OA., October It.?eje'.ircia
Tech to extend itself toi the lirni!
to-day to f|. feat Davidson, I< to " Tin
N<>nti '..'aredi nla ns' yoal line was cros^
??'I only otic**, and then in ilio third j??
! iod. A goal from tuu<*h'lo\vn and a
safotv netted the other points e.f tlx
(?'?tine. N<ai the end of 11??- si-con<l pe
rioel. _ Davidson ?-at rit the hall acrosf
Teh's lioal after e.-omitm flown the
field principalis hy end runs and ont
beautiful furwurd pass, l>ut the score
was not allowed because of a foul l>\
Davidson. In the third period Laird
; in attomptinK a punt from behind th<
i goal posts, fumbled a bad pass, an?
j was thrown f?*r a safety. Linc>up:
Tech. Position. Davidson
Pun woody left end ....It. Walkei
) Bell. . . left tackle Kliioti
1 I .ant .... left guard ......< Jrej
1'hlliips center Whit*.
. Kincher .. right puard Sayare
(Carpenter. riuht tackle ... I' White
j Senter right end .... .Macera
; Morrison ... . quarter back . .Keeslei
Strupper left half Illacl
'Johnston..... right half . B Walkei
' Spence full back Lair'
j Score by periods:
I Tech ti !? 0?
DavidKOti " " " "?'
Referee. Lewis < Virginia): umpire
i Beatness OJeorgini: h-ad linesman
I I'itts (Auburn). Tim<* of ijunrterM, 1:
minutes. T-cii scoring: touchdown ?
Spence. Safety?Laird. Substitutions
! Tech?Mauck for Bell, I*--11 fot Mauck
I Mauck for Bell, llill for Johnston
'.mil for Morrison, Morrison Tor iluill
MJlover f'>r Spnnce, I->llers fur Strupp* r
; Davidtion?Oilmore tor White, '!
I White fur ? Jllmor.
NAVY LOSES BY ONE POINT
f Jl% Afa'n iHtcil i'H'S-i. I
| A.NXAPOLKS, MIX. Oct"lM?r 11
Showing rather .surprising strenytl'
and taking quick aeivantage of the
? miscues of the opposing back field
i Navy piled up 1 f< points against I'itts
; burgh l.'niversity this afternoon while
; losing the- cojitest by one point
IThe> visiting back Held and line
proved too much for the- Sailors. How
. ever, it was the fumbling of Meadow*
arid Miller which allowed the Mieleiie.'
two tallies. Welchel. who was put ii
at quarter for the Sailors after ? tri
was hurt, starred, and earned the othei
Navy tilly by a beautiful seventy-yare
run.
BETHEL'S PLAYING FEATURES
l.iicnl lloy SlilllfH Willi \\ . ?V [.. in
'I'll* (?siiik' Agiiin?>t ItiiCicr*.
Kicking llt'ld (JpiicriilK.
1 XKW VortK, Octob'T 14.?11 out or
Hazel's toe ami Foster Sanfonl's now
multiph l'.ii-l< wore .ill that s'ood '><?
tffocn Washington nml Lee and victory
over Itutgers to-day at Xc.v Bruns
wick. Ah it was, the .score was tied.
13-13. Heth's playing was the fea
ture- of the game. The line-up.
Rutsers. Position. W. & L.
WMttpenn right end Graham
(Larkin)
WfHer rr-cnt tackle Bethel
Garrett right guard Moore
Mason cer.ter Pierotts
Sliker lfft tackle. .. .Johnson
j I Hush)
| Keitner left guard .... .. IJryan '
! IClllott left end ...Adams i
j (Housen iCrltel)
' Scan quarter back Bagley I
! (Captain)
Braeher right 'naif. icn."?c^ '?
li.'iz*'l full hack. Sorrell
Kelly left half Young
(Captain I
Summary: Touchdowns?Sorrell (2).:
Hazel. Field goals?Hazel (2). Goals
from touchdown-?Gruhatn. Heart, lier- j
cree. Murphy (Brown). Umpire. Drap-t
! er (Williams). Mead linesman. Mad
I d? i< (Vale). Time of quarters, 15 min
| tites.
CHAMPIONSHIP RAGS HAVE
: FLOATED OVER MANY PARKS
The ;rreat world contest just con
'eluded was the twentv-tifth, all told.
I in the series for world's premier base- t
ball honors. But what with bicker- I
ings and other interruptions It is j
thirty-two years since world's series
began to be played. j
In 1SS4 the first series was staged.'
j Providence, champion of the National
League, and the Metropolitans, leaders
of the American Association, were the'
> title-holders to lock horns. Providence
kicked the Metropolitan all over "the
diamond, winning three games and lot-- .
! ing one. Hut since then the National
League entry has been having a
' harrier row to hoc each year. ?
I Lapses came in the popular series' in
1R!M. and there was a bi^ stretch with-'
j out a series between Ink? and 1903. |
? The last break and the one that almost I
A Message
' - to all lovers of
Fine Whiskies -
j/lfier October31
the three popular brands
Horse Shoe
Hamilton
I Star A
Can he purchased at
^1 25 per quart
I JL express prepaid
ADDRESS
Millcreek Distilling do.
Cincinnati
?r? ipita?'"l a i ??rr> war vmmio iii 11'?? I.
vhen tli'' <Jiant!?, National J.oayiio
champions. refusal to have anything
o fl<? with the American League,
,on winners
Bvron Bancroft Johnson worked hard
lurinir tin- winter of 1 :t"4 and mi mi -
tier of 1 !?>>*>, ami when October iol!?-<l
irouml that yr-ar t f i ?r National Loam:*
nas rta?ly to tackl*- 11>-- ihamtiiiMis <>f
the younKer orcani/atinn. The most
.on viiuinir argument us<-<l l> y I'resl
lent Johnson was the money nuo.s
tion. Ami that argument settled all
1 disputes.
Ten States have floated the cham
pionship l.anner. Once it crossed the
| Mississippi, the St. Louis Drowns hav
! itm disposed of all oppositiun in 1SSC.
That was the last chance of any St.
! !.<?uts ei.try. Kleven cities have been
| decorated by the pennant?Providence,
i."hi?,an??, St. I.ouis. Detroit. New Vork,
I l-oiiis ville. Huston. '? Cleveland. Haltl
| inure, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
V02t
Smartness
g/ Comfort
The first dutt of
a Je/LOcoat is to
: ^vcComfokt- mental
as well as bodily. Finer
woolens ^ workman
ship do notqciztWc in
vite your tryin?onthe
particular style for you
Wc have
* 15 +11 *30
6r" better
s s-Ijevy
ft o
HEf trniAiv munu jgmjpu m
LUCY TAN
Truly si 11 honest value cigar. I'ull ."-iiu li 1'erfecto, full weight,
pounds to a thousand; strictly hand-made. No t'anry labels or
hands. FPLL VAhl.TR FOIl A NICKUL AT
McCOY'S, Eighth and Broad Streets
"P''or Those Who Prefer (lie lle*t."
A Complete Stock of All Standard (,'igiirs and Tob;iccos.
*
I
I
$4.50 to $10.00
Quality, Fit and Stylo Is Always ltplleet.ed in the
SHOES
SOLD RY
Cbas. A. Brown Co., Inc.
015 Kiist Main Street,
".Learn the Heal <Foy of Walking."
KXOHJKIVK AGKNCY FOR THK XFTtLFTOV SHOES.
%
t
i5
1
TRAPSHOOTING GAINS
NATION-WIDE POPULARITY
I-'iKiiri-H nl (.ri'iil \ iiit-rlciin 11 nmlleiip
n( St. l.miU'siiitn I'Uli'iiNlvt'nrxN
' of Sinirl'H Appeal.
All idea of the extensiveness which I
IraiisliogtinK has attained imii 1 >had I
from Hit- following figures iit:
from tin- recent Crand Amerit an Hitu-]
? Heap, held in St l.ouls. In it 6H? crack '
t ra pshootei s made entry. It coxt each
one from to ? I :t to enter, ami t he
Interstate Association, under whose!
attsph i * it was Kivcn. donated $.">(>0. j
This mai|?- a purse of $i!.l!H Captain
.lack Wulf. the winner with ninety-i
nine breaks, received ?i!l!*. Tlie. second ,
man received $5f?7.ir> and the threo j
men that tied for third place won;
$I31i!0 each. other winners received)
various amoun.s down to $ tJ.2.V
The iirelhninary handicap had M5j
entries, and a purse of JU.tiNO was up
for the shooters. AI Koyi'H. of Fre
mont. Neli.. won $:;0s ? for breaking
'.?7 targets, and Hie last to receive any i
eash were tin* men that tied with '.?!
breaks They got U !.<?*? each.
In tlie St. iAitii-s introductory there
were -15 entries with a total purse ot
?t0, and tlie share of llarvey Dixon,
who broke III/ out ??f L'uO. was
the balance running down to IS.K, for
the llfty-fonrth man
Fof the Mound City overture there
were J1 'J entries. The total purse was
J'J.S.'iti, Four shooters, umoni; them
\V. S. Itoon. 11. A. Kln? ^tyl Frank
Troeh. tied for first place with (lead
birds, liach received S-n-.T"?.
The National Amateur Uoubles Cham
pionship had seventy-one entries for a
total purse of JSCS, of which $100.9't
went to Allan Hell for breaking S3
out of 100.
The Champion of Champions contest
was interesting. Only a State chant
pion could shoot in it. Frank Troeh.
of Vancouver, received $72 for finishing
first with ?'.< breaks.
The high class of the state cham
pions was quite remarkable. Seven of
them had won their State honors with
L00 straight, seven more dropped but
one, and fifteen dropped but two, in
their respective cot.tests, which shows
that, taking the country over, the
grade <>f the shooters and the perfec
tion of the ammunition, is exceptional,
to say lint least.
The following State champions were
unable to attend tin St. l.ouis "finals":
Delaware. Florida, Mairo. Minnesota.
Missouri. Montana, New Hampshire,
nremm and Virginia.
VANDY DOWNS KENTUCKY
I Ilv I
I.KXINVSTON. KV? Urtohcr II.
Vanderbilf; powerful eleven smothered
Kcntuckv hero to-day, wlnnini;. I". l.?
(>. Working behind a powerful 1:ti> .
tin- VarulerblH bucks were able t>>
plunrre through the Hue or I ft the
ciuls at will, iiml the only two /or.
ward passes llicy attempted netted long
tains. Kor Melluvjlu's cloven. Curry
and Cody held tin- limelight, while
Kudos, llaydt'it and Kriitain divided
the honors f??r tin- Kent uet<i;ins. Currv
ran a pun. Imi k sixty-tl%??? j iril - f.?r *
toin lnlllWII.
GEORGIA DEFEATS FLORIDA
I AI' r . |
ATHKXS. "; (Mti'lnT xftM
boinf ]i?'I<I scoreless fur 111? ? two
periods, 'icnrui.'i opened and
amassed I lii ?-?> touchdowns and many
iron Is from touchdowns in the 1:?t half,
defeatini; I'birida here, L'l to 11.
Ceortia's seorltm Iieiran v hen .1. Key.
nolds, McConnell and (.tonally, who
have Uecii on the tN.iured list, cot Into
the tame in the third and fourth pe
riods.
Fo?* Rheumatism, Gout, Blood t-'otson.
Inherited or acquired, and its attendant
ills and after effects", Sorofn'a, Old Horos.
rirtrgiis Conditions. SUin Ldseases, C.i
tarrh, I,Ivor, Kidney ami Hladdef IMs
??sises. Stomach Ti'?ubles, lMindown Con
dition. and kindred cntx plaints.
I'lire fv-n-' 'or our free descrip
tive testimonial Ix-jr. Address
ALKANO REM.: DV COMPAM '
Kaunas C'ty, Missouri.
"Better Laic Ihn Never"
If you contemplate stor
ing away a supply of
Eight to ten years in the wood, we cannot
impress upon you too forcibly the risk of
delay in placing- your order. The quantity
is limited, and indications are that stocks
will be sold out before the month ends.
Bottled-In-Bond
Whiskies
Pick while the picking's good. Hun
dreds of cases of popular brands at a sav
ing- of $2.00 or $3.00 per case.
Scotch Whiskey
Specials
Haig & Haig\ Dewar's, King* George.
About 100 cases left, and priced to move
rapidly.
Matchless Old Wines
Madeiras, Sauternes, Champagnes, Bur
gundies, Moselles, Rhines, Sherries and
Ports. We have sold a number of cases of
rare Wines'in last few weeks, but can still
supply any reasonable demand.
French Brandies?Jamaica Rums
California Sherries and Ports.
Don't Forget the Old-Time Favorite
Virginia Apple Brandy.
Store Open Until 11 p.m.
1204 East Main Street, - Richmond, Va.
Phones?Randolph 882,883.
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