The Final of 1910 Football Season Is Here | f Day ___—.... !

ALABAMA AFTER THE FOOTBALL HEROES OF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY | | POLLARD’S SCALP THIS AFTERNOON

This afternoon at S o'clock at the fair grounds the football teams of Alabama and Washington and I,ec clash. The game promises to be a good one— with the winner in doubt. The odds, true, favor the Virginians, hut the odds are not long, and those who wager their coin arc acting very discretely. The Virginians are coached this season by Dr. Pollard, the famous wizard who made former Alabama teams famous throughout the south. The Alabamians are very anxious to defeat, not Washing- ton and Lee so much, but Pollard. The Virginians are determined, on the other hand, to win for their coach against his Old pupils. from the The game will be hard fought dropping of the hat. Alabama In the south has had a very bite has poor season. The Crimson-tt won but one game, and that was against Tulane. the score being 5 to 3. The Ala- bamians have not made a touchdown tills are season. But now, it is reported, they stronger titan ever, and Coach Lowman the for the past several days, has had assistance of Ed Tutwiler of Birming- ham. and Auxford Burks, an old Alabama atar halfback. It is reported, too. that Coach Lowman has brought several of the Missouri tricks into tills territory, a and that with these he intends making capital showing this afternoon. Dr. Pollard's team has had only a fair to sea sun Itself. It lost overw helmingly Georgetown and was crushed by the V. P. I. But It won from Davidson, and Sima. Harman, Humphrey, Mllddle Ron—Shanghnes.y, assistant coach,, Hr Pollard, Mil- then defeated North Carolina. George- To Thach. Earwood. Harr. Hart. Jones. Bran a. Waddell, cap.nln, Blackbnrn, Bark, coach, Satterfield, no..on, Ron I ron, left Rlsh.—Manager assistant a Borah. Davis. Graham, Apperson, Klnnear. Baines, Wilson, Barker, manager. Pipes, asssls.ant manager. town beat Washington and Lee by Phillip., O QuIn. Hobson, Rogers, Mormon, Barker. Top Ron—Peebles. Hen. score of 54 to «. Georgetown trimmhd North Carolina by a score of only 12 to 0. Tet Washington and Lee defeated North r PREDS AND PEDAGOGUES This feat reminds of the time HANDICAP Carolina. rHANKSGIVING FANDOM the Alahamians, after losing to Sewanee POINTERS TO of 54 to tied Auburn, which CLASH IN ANNISTON TODAY by a score 0, AT JACKSONVILLE TODAY of 12 to 6. lost to Sewanee only by a score the will We have come to the end of football, and after today, gridiron both the teams are man- Incidentally, be as lifeless as the long deserted baseball field. November President C. W. of the Nor- season Birmingham boys, to between Cornell and Phila- Anniston, 23.—(Special.)— Daugette aged this by Fla., November 23.-The The entries follow: The big game in the east is that be placed V| Thach and Jacksonville, but It Is Probably the hardest battle that has mal college was in Anniston and Lee by Bob First CornelP Is handicapped by the loss of Fullback Stlmson, Tuesday Washington ^ lorida Live Stock and Agricultural State race, Inaugural dash. 3-year-old delphla. that to this afternoon, Pennsylvania would been fought on the Anniston gridiron this afternoon, and from his statements the Alabama by Tom Griffith. and Field. 9; Jack probable that were gentleman play air association will Inaugurate its win- up. six furlongs—Dan the and beat to he and win. Although, In the beginning, little Frslnus upturned dope year will take place at Athletic park Pedagogues are planning some surprises The attendance promises large the T. M. Green, 111; Boca ar season tomorrow when Parger, 105; conceded that the Quakers are as Btrong as any and Lee has a racing Penn., it is now' generally Thursday afternoon, when the Predes- for the Annistonlans when they meet enthusiastic. Washington Cobalt. honors with Harvard, ates at Moncrief park will be opened for Grande, 102; Hofman, 107; King other aggregation, and worthy to share championship in Birmingham. tinarlans of the Alabama Presbyterian Thursday. He positively refused to give large following Over 1000 horses are 117. and all other claimants. not u 100-day meeting. rushes with the Peda- out the of his that The teams this afternoon will Second and college exchange line-up team, saying at the local course, race, selling, 3-year-olds The 1 present quartered south occur in Nashville between Vanderbilt and of the Jacksonville State Normal Penton had the entire matter in differ very much In weight. up, six furlongs—Whim, 97; **Hibernica, The game of the will gogues hand, rhile for additional stables considered over the south that the result of this of the Virginians as furnished applications Compton Park, Woolcasta, 102; **Ida D., Sewanee. It is generally college, for which both elevens are in and that he did not want anything said weights will be a re received daily. Gathered here Dr. Burch, Wool- battle will settle the championship of the S. I. A. A. It great game, them follows: being 104; Aphrodite, Minot, the pink of condition. about whom he w'ould work until th# by it looks like an even will occur. Yesterday aft- 1 or the first time are a number of spun, 109; Joe Gaitens, Tom Shaw, 112. and at the present time fight end, 128: Harman, end, Both elevens have adopted secret tac- game was called. He has been working Humphrey, fur- ernoon It rained in Nashville. If the rain Is heavy this morning Vanderbilt iromlnent turfmen from metropolitan Third race, purse, 2-year-olds, 5% end. 150: Blackburn, 1 Vanderbilt seems to have tics. Coach Hannon of the local team night and day for the past week, how- 147; Barker, longs— Zool, County Tax, Minta, 103; Ruby will be materially benefited. Fnder normal conditions. Wise- < racks whose appearance in this section the result Is has been this week behind Mr. admitted, and the tackle, 170: Hobson, tackle, 158; Knight, 103; Wheat Burg. 106; Jack Den- a slight edge, but with Gillem's toe working overtime, unusually practicing ever, Daugette i s to lend zest to the sport, transformation of the Pedagogues under man, tackle, 168: Rogers, guard. 167; expected man, 103: Aldrian, 110; Pharaoh, Scrim- doubtful. locked gates, and the Normal college, un- stakes with an aggregate But if the field is heavy enough to handicap the Tigers In the use of their his direction lias been almost miracu- Morman. guard. 156; Miller, guard. 220: i’hirty-eight mage, 113. der advice of Coach Penton, Is maintain- 3- then the Commodores should win by a comfortable margin of two lous. Waddell, back, •alue of $62,COO will be decided during the Fourth race, Thanksgiving handicap, speed, the strictest in to the Klnnear, center, 160; ing secrecy regard Hannon will work practically the same them year-olds and up, mile—Great Heavens. touchdowms. 166; Sims, back. 165: Davis, back, 155 neeting, the most notable among game. This Is due to the fact that this line-up that he sent against the heavy 98; Friend Harry, 105; *John Reardon. Derr, back, 145, >eing the Florida special handicap and of the south will occur In Birmingham be- is both teams as the most Birmingham college eleven, as he will m Burk, back, 148; •Tom Hayward, 109; Donald MacDonald. The second best game today regarded by 113. he American valued at $5000 and tween Alabama and Washington and Lee. The outcome of this game is In important meet of the year on account this game also have to work against the Itatnes, back, 148; Ordeman, hack, Derby, 124; Dr. Holzberg. 101; Milton B., 107; the odds are on the Virginians. of the intense rivalry which exists be- disadvantage of superior weight. Brown back, 155! McAllle, quarter- 16000 an increase of $1000 113; Fisher, 119. doubt, too, although being placed Satterfield, respectively, Mary Davis. Guy will he the Leach and The game should be a rattling good one, however, and each team will prob- tween the two gladiatorial aggregations. and Sankey ends, back. 118; O'Quinn, quarterback, 138; ?ach over the amount hung up for these •—Schoor entries. the limit in the search of victory. Dr. Pollard naturally has a desire “Chic” PI anno nv as the of the Freeman the tackles, Crosby and Ander- Fifth race, 3-year-old and up. 6 fur- ably go average, loo. •vents in previous years. last season other Preds has worked marvels this week. son, guards; Underwood and P. Archibald, Edwin 110; to defeat the team which he coached and previous seasons, longs—French Girl, 95; L., Hannon F. Al- For the opening day an excellent card and the Alabamians are naturally anxious to annex the scalp of their former They move with lightning rapidity and center; himself, quarter; Ben Double. W3; Salvolatile, 106; Lady and the feature of which under his certain toss, his cool head and len and Archibald, halves, Wilson, ias been provided, Irma, 108; Detroit, 105; All Red, 107; Pan preceptor. the Alabamians, but will not a are running off trick plays fullback. r--' tvill be the handicap, The Virginians will outweigh they display quick w'K.they Thanksgiving Day Tc-ufle, 110. The team Due to the clash between keener love of battle. And since Alabama trimmed Tulane, the lads have with cinemetographlc rapidity. promised l OAKLAND RACES valued at over the mile course. Sixth race, 3-year-olds and up, mile and $15000, to their and has also been strengthened in weight by Hannon and Penton and the great rivalry, “Lawrence added a strata of confidence pluck courage. Donald MacDonald, carrying top weight a sixteenth—*Ten Paces. 91; the of Frank Allen, the work- lietween the teams, a record-breaking The game will begin at 3 o'clock at the fair grounds. The attendance will reclaiming ,f 124 will be installed P Daley, 93; St. Joseph. Banbury, 101; line the is Almost the entire pounds, probably crowd will be increased a num- ing in of big men In the and game promised. 23.—Metropolitan he large ns the usual Birmingham holiday by I Oakland, November 'avorite for this event, while the Schorr Font, 102; Dixie Knight, 104; Camel, 110; of Archibald from recent In- student body will come from Jackson- ber of students of the I'niversity of Alabama, and many alumni of that Insti- recovery (mined a neck verdict over Balronia In mtrys, John Reardon and Tom Hayward, Aylmer, 103; Arondack. 107. ville, according to President Daugette. J al- tution from other points in the state. juries. '1 the El Rio Rey handicap at Emeryville is well as Milton B., will have many •—Denotes three pounds apprentice ollowers. lowance claim. today. He ruled favorite for the event. Auburn tackles Georgia In Savannah, and a very pretty battle will follow The weather Is cJesr, the track In ex- Denotes five pounds apprentice al- Thlstlebelle made most of the running the meeting of this pair, the one ahlehodled and powerful, the other as fast ellent condition and fast time should be lowance claimed. ’ as the winds and as skillful as splendid coaching can make possible. Auburn and finished third. nade. Weather clear; track fast. BETTING ON CHAMPIONSHIP will no doubt win, however, hut the srore will not be overwhelming. Georgia Abella, 15 to 1, beat the barrier !n has a chance to score as long as McWhorter and Woodruff remain In • good the first race and won from Daera. Made- * * • the backfield. GAME EVEN IN NASHVILLE : line Musgrave was another outsider to , Mississippi meets the A. M. of Mississippi, and there is no game sched- surprise. rULANE PROTESTS AGAINST uled for today harder to be doped out. Both teams are exceptionally strong course—Abella this year—stronger than at any time In their previous history. Luck will have First race, futurity (Gil- Tenn., November 23.—The until the morning , which will bring to do the victor. The teams appear matched. Nashville, to Daera much with determining evenly bert), 15 1, won; (Sullivan), football tomor- them to Nashville. Both elevents are THE ABOLITION OF FOOTBALL Since the complete demoralization of Georgia Tech, Clemson stands a good Vanderbilt-Sewanee game even, second; Louise B. (Perkins), 6 to chance of winning In . H. W. R. row promises to draw the largest crowd in shape. The betting In Nashville is third. 1:11. 1, Time, ever seen at a football game in Nash- even. Tonight the weather is threaten- >•••••••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••••••••••« Second race, futurity course—Captain New Orleans, November 23.—A move- stated that the movement to do away ville. The sale of tickets has been un- ing, light rain having fallen today. John (Mentry), 8 to 1, won; Combury The Vanderbilt the ment to abolish football at Tulane uni- with the game at Tulane was headed by usually large and in many instances to supporters express (Garner), 11 to 5, second; Gramercy (Cot- opinion that a muddy Held will be to as advocated members of the Eugene D. Saunders, dean of the law de- at a considerable distance from ersity, by persons Vanderbilt's Vanderbilt 5 to 1, third. Time, 1:10 1-5. sAVANNAH HOLDS AUBURN OFF TO advantage. Many ton), has stirred the and former United States dis- acuity of that institution, partment, Nashville. and Sewanee alumni have arrived for : Third race, mile and 20 yards, selling— and that it to Mur- tudents to a vigorous protest against trict judge at New Orleans, The Sewanee team came down the* game, some of them coming from long Madeline Musgrave (Glass), 15 to 1, won; stu- the admitted of will remain distances. ,ny effort In this direction. At a had been given {Support TACKLE freesboro tonight, where it 9 to 5, second; When asked his AUBURN FAVORITE GEORGIANS Roy Junior (Archibald), last resolutions other faculty members. dents’ meeting night. •••*•«•••••••«••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• see abol- ■ 5 to Time, reasons for wishing to football Raleigh (Mathews), 1, third. vere adopted declaring that they were Dean Saunders declared briefly: 1:40 3-5. ‘introvertiblv and unanimously in favor ished, PENSACOLA TRACK It was "They are too many to state.” November Fourth race, five furlongs—Metropolitan < if the retention of the game.” Auburn, 23.—(Special.)—Six November of the Savannah, 23.—Many hundred men shouted themselves hoarse OFF WILL OPEN TODAY (Selden), 11 to 5, won; Balronia (Kederis), HIGH SCHOOL ‘old boys” of both Auburn and Georgia 4 to 1, second; Thistlebelle (Garner), 4 last night when (hey bade godspeed to ire In Savannah tonight, waiting for the Pensacola, Fla., November 28.—With to 1, third. Time, :59 3-5. their football team, which set out on lash of the football learns of their col- some of the leading turf followers of Fifth race, mile and 70 yards—Sake, DEFEATS Its Journey to Savannah, and for the last TO AUBURN TOWN ATTEL :he and with over GOES here tomorrow country present, 500 CORNELL eges on Athletic Field (Fogarty), 11 to 5, won; Sir Angus game af the year with the University of ifternoon. Worses stabled at the track, the open- (Leeds), 8 to 1, second; Special Delivery Georgia, Thanksgiving Day. \ Auburn is the favorite and claims that ng meeting of Kupfrain's park track 2 to third. 1:44 3-5. College and team are team (Buxton), 1, Time, FIGHTER WALSH confident of vic- Messer's undefeated High school c PENN- tomorrow to be success- TACKLE over it will promises very TO a win n event of Georgia 1 and confident Sixth race, futurity course—Chantilly tory, that Auburn will Auburn, where they ful. The entries for tomorrow: ank with Vanderbilt if the Commodores left this morning for (Cav- have a Hhare in (Selden), 7 to 1, won; Swagerlater championship pie. The of the regular First race, five furlongs, selling: 4 leteat Sewanee. The Auburn men state will play the last game 8 to 1, second; Plume (Archibald) Kansas Mo., November 23.— last held anaugh), Atlantic November 23.—C°r- City, practice, Monday afternoon, was Auburn Percy Taylor, Dandy Dancer, Dr. Hol- city, 1 hat an offer to play Vanderbilt was de- schedule with the reserves of 8 to third. Time, 1:11. Penn- Monte Attel of San Francisco tonight was one of the best of the season. The 1, iell will meet the University of scrubs, lis. Jennie Welles, Tallow Dip, Wool- 4 fined. Auburn has several pounds aver- will given a decision over Walsh of hitherto to Polytechnic. Today's engagement football team at Philadelphia Jimmy The powerless gain, bucked the stone, Meriso, Alencon, 109; Ben Sandv Emeryville Entries* ylvania * tge weight advantage over Georgia. the season, hut a final game the ser- Boston after ten rounds of fight- regular team the entire close regular 1 omorrov. afternoon wltliout bloody length of the 106; Blue Tie, 104. Oakland, Cal., November 23.—Emery- 1 earns arrived today. Line-up: with Columbus High will here. Attel Haims the bantam- field will he played ices of Pullback Simeon. Wilson ing by straight football, only to lose Second race, three-quarter-mile, 2- vile entries for Thursday: Auburn. Position. Georgia. at Columbus, Ga. Coach team is con- of his the ball on the school. Saturday 1 ill the vacancy and the weight championship by virtue goal line. Then 'varsity year-old, maidens: Bright Maiden, 9ft First race, 6 furlongs—Agenaut, 112; (Jogsdel.L. E*.Griffin Messer did not accompany his men to braced and there was 1 sent of victory. victory. Harmon.L. T.Bowden up no holding T. II. McBride, 98; Syzygy, 107; Rhode- Donald, Aristotle. Busy Man, 109; Ny- Auburn owing to the fact that he Is to The San Francisco youth won against Bonner.L. G.Lucas them. stone, 110; Lady Marim, Ortego, 113; Sona. 103; Glenna 100. Sa- | anza, Deane, Penn. I« Ready referee the Auburn-Georgia game at great odds. Walsh, who refused to ;aton.C.Covington The scrubs, whose work throughout the Cherokee Rose, Chess, 115. Second race, eleven-sixteenths of a 23.—"If Allen.R. G.Yorke vannah. Assistant Physical Director Philadelphia, November weigh in. is said to have weighed 122 year has been of a scrappy, Third race: Thanksgiving inaugural, mile—Altaroo, Doncaster, Planter, 112; T...Franklin (Capt) aggressive schools has is beaten tomorrow by Majors.R. Jones of the Blrfningham 1 Pennsylvania pounds. Attel weighed 116, the bantam order, will figure in a game on the three-fourth-mile: Explicit, 89; Star Starry Night, Pay Streak, <’rox, Bhirling«-Manning. R K.Hatcher local Cop- he no excuse to charge of the team today. 1 .'ornell there will limit. campus Thanksgiving Day when Venus, Autumn Rose, 109; Halicon, 11 City, Welake, Helen Haw- Newell.Q.Hay varsity per Media, of the Quaker Is off playing The The High school boys have every hope jfter," said Craig Smith Attel. by clever footwork managed to Davis (Capt).L. H.Woodruff Georgia. Birmingham Alice, Earle Court, 114. kins, 109; Prestolite, 107; Ayamo, 104. last All of Ihe Pennsyl- High school's strong team will come of carrying off a victory In the game ■leven tonight. evade most of Walsh s rushes and to McCoy.R. IT.McWhorter Fourth mile and one-slxteenthf Third race, 5 furlongs, down for that race, selling—Pru- will be in the Streit.F.Maddox day, and a good game is of the schedule, thus closing the season Hanna vania regulars line-up draw the Boston into clinches. Cull, 104; Ameron, 105; The Earl, 110; den, 106; Louise, Beaumont, pugilist expected. Not more than 100 or 130 stu- a^e pronounced by undefeated. The contest will not figure Combury. Bitter Sir, 113; Milton Dale, inmorrow and they Then, Attel would rock his dents will leave Auburn Jack Baker, Golden Castle, 113; B. M. ; | opponent's ^ Thanksgiving 112; Beda. Ocean Bessie C.. Mike to be tit to play 3RACK BICYLISTS RACE In the title for the state prep, - View, 109; rralner Murphy head with and batter his Day, and the game on the campus be- Rebo, 116; 114; Colonel Jaw punches local Whippop, Portola Queen. Ront, Deride, 95. of their lives. tween the ship, but it is important with the the game mouth and nose. Attel did little damage FOR CHAMPIONSHIP second team and the Birming- Zeeb. 110; Sam Bernard, 100. Fourth race, mile and an han- will be the eighth, tonight are that the with his blows. There were no ham team was arranged for a because If lost It only The indications body holiday boys Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs, dicap—Bubbling Water. 121; Arasee, the he ideal for football knockdowns. three-cor- spectacle for college men. defeat of the season. 112! Spellbound. 108; Chester Krum, day will New York, November 23.—A selling: Eva Tanguay. 101; St. Dunston, Walsh started the tight like a winner, will be the line-up: 105; Seacllffe, 101; Colonel Jack, 100; icred match race for the professional bi- Following 106; Macandrews, closing Attel's right eye in the first 104; Lady Chilton, Molesey, 98. WAS FINED of the world JUAREZ RACES High School. Position. Auburn CHICAGO round. He frequently rushed Attel to the lycle sprinting championship CaHrfv, Uncle Walter, Regards, Ossian, i; Fifth race, one mile, selling—Sir An- Morton .I* E. Major ropes and landed rights to the n which the championrf of America, Eu- WILL OPEN Pleasing, 109. Burnett, Cabin, Hooray. FOR SHREWD PRACTICE jaw, TODAY T..,,. Bullock, Enlist, gus. Captain was Robinson .L. but they did not to fease the and Australia will compete, < 109; Sepulveda, 107. appear rope Carlisle Sixth race, five furlongs, selling: November 23.~Because Pacific fighter. this afternoon to take place Juarez, Mexico, November 23.—The Sixth race, 6 furlongs—Milpitas, Kl- Cincinnati, irranged Green ...B. G. Milton Olivia Miekle, 99; Gerando, Polly Lee, _-_t Jockey Club of Juarez will lerd, Home Run, 112; Father Stafford, brothers of John Evers ami Arthur it Madison Square Garden Saturday, De- open its sec- Neville .c. Resyac, Pitts 104; Grande Dame, Hattie Garrett, Es- f' No ond annual of Rebel Tilltnghast, Smiley Metzner, Quar- Hofman represented those players when TAFT TOO BUSY cember 3, the night before the start of meeting 100 days at Ten Hodge .R. G.... Curley, Duncan cutcheon, Queen, Caltha, Teddy ter, 109. razas park tomorrow with .R- T. Faucett Bear, Mollie Montrose, 109. the Chltcago National league club TO SEE FOOTBALL ;his year’s six-day race. $300,000 posted Stockmar in E. Beaufort at Ottumwa, Ja.. on Septem- Frank Kramer, who has had the title purses and stakes. The feature of the poe .R. Memphis Alumni En Route played B. Beatty, llaunon Make* Boy* Hustle card tomorrow will be the Zielrainski .Q- ber the national baseball commls- Washington, November 23.—President in the last ten Wal- Da Indepen- Memphis, Term., November 23.—(Spe- 9, this country years; Woodburn Anniston, Ala., November 23.—(Special.) fined the club Taft will not witness the annual contest has taken the dence handicap, at a mile and a fur- Harris Pullmans filled with foot- soln today Chicago 5200. ler Rutt of Germany, who Searlght .R- H.Hedge, Having confirmed the report that the iriai.)—Several with a value of The claim of the Ottumwa management in Philadelphia next Saturday between measure of all the cracks, and long, $2000. The entries; H. Robinson fans and In many instances their European Wood .B. Jacksonville Pedagogues will play Pen- #ball ..F. B.Sims for damages was disallowed because the army and navy football teams. The Jack (’lark, the little Australian short First race, 6V5 furlongs—Workbox, 115; Barker, Wlngo, entire families left tonight for Nash- ton in the game with the Predestlnarlans if John Griffon ID Goldstein. the home team allowed the game to completion of his annual message and listanee champion, form tyie trio ol Trance, 122; Sir Barry “Chic” Hannon ui jh ville, to witness the Vandcrbilt-Sewanee here tomorrow, on and It. In its other important matters will him race is to be run in 110; Ocean Queen, Angelus, Gene tomorrow. go profited by finding keep starters. The heats, Wood, on the job again as quarter for the Preds, j. game Dr. TENNIS the commission says: busy at the White House. two out of three or best three out Meadow, 107; Smoot, 102. COLLEGE Sr While Sewanee alumni heretofore have best and his work shows that he has lost none “The commission hereby serves notice Secretary of War Dickinson and Sec- bf if a fourth is necessary. The Second race, 5 furlongs—Uncle Ben, 110; WANTED he haa displayed eagerness to accept odds of- four, TOURNAMENT of his old-thne form. Although on all national association clubs retary of the also the Flying Wolf, 108; Rice, Jack fered on Vanderbilt at 100 to 80, there has that Navy Meyer, Beekman first heat will be at one-half mile, Styker, 103; not been In active training, Hannon is amount of when a major league club presents a Assistant Stalwart Dad, Beechmont, 100. November 23.—A move- been a noticeable Vanderbilt Winthrop, Secretary of the second at a mile and the other to be de- New Orleans, one of the snappiest men on the field, and team for an ! on the market In the last few makeshift exhibition game will on Third 7 a tennis championship money Navy, be Franklin field, how- cided the toss of a coin. race, furlongs—Belle Flower, ment to hold the Presdestinarians are how over course for a minor by getting I that has not been covered. Sewanee the proper league ever, to see the contest of the south days between the Alam Boy, 109; Marlon Casey, 105; You meet between all colleges chalk lines with rabbit-like In have hacked the team club to pursue Is to cancel the game the speed. f, who for teams representing their two branches of I'eim. Hard Tulane uni- gupporters Working Win, Fancy, Barney Oldfield, Cuban Is tentatively proposed by the at Hannon estimated amount of several thou- and, apply to the commission for re- the service. assuming place quarter, \ an Uni- was discussed dress. If the of fraud and in- Philadelphia, November 23.—The Eoy, Bon Ton, Hannis, St. Hilda, The proposition end. |f land dollars, say they will get at least charge Vcsme, versity. lias shifted Sankey to Allen will be justice la substantiated by evidence football 97. of the students last night. in the Archibald i f to 5 In Nashville. versity of Pennsylvania squad 102; Pedro, at a meeting back game Thursday, damages will be awarded for a sum not RIFLEMEN GATHERING tournament be better and the Peda- ,vas taken to Wayne, a suburb, today Fourth race. Da Independenria handi- Definite plans for sucKa will in, condition, less than the amount of the have to “come a Orville Wright In Berlin guarantee Orleans next spring gogues will back” long* FOR COMPETITION TODAY ;o complete its training for the annual cap, value $2000, mile und a furlong—Jack to be held at New demanded by the major league club for way if they expect to take the game from Berlin, November 13.—Orville Wright, be announced within a same with Cornell. A fast signal prac- Atkin, 132; Glorio, Helmet, 115; Harrigan, will probably the local eleven, but from all reports they inventor and aeroplane op- Montgomery, November 23.—Expert stated. the American ice was held this afternoon. “Mike’ 112; Taboo, HO; Doughty, 90. short time, it was are showing remarkable form. arrived here today to look after Tim HnrMt rifle shots from Louisiana, Mississippi erator, III durpliy, the trainer, tonight expressed Fifth race, 6 furlongs-Domond, 111; local interests of the Wright Bros. and Alabama are gathering in Mont- Chess Os me a Draw the New York. November 23.—Tim Hurst, limself well satisfied with the condi- Royal Captive, J10; Kopek, 108; *Jaeque- 3 to gomery today for the annual Thanks- Berlin, November 23.—The sixth game Thanksgiving afternoon, the well known umpire, in seriously ill tion of the men. lina, 106; Beaunmn. 105; Delia Dech, Clint match of the match between and 8 to own- giving Southern Inter- -- the chess For Sale very cheap by here with blood poisoning which devel- -.». Tucker, 101; Bardonla, 102; Rio Pecos, 101; of championship 5, night, 12, skating state Rifle association which begins ‘Chapultepec, 100. Laskar and D. Janowsk! re- lot in Hanover oped from a sharp blow by a foul tip Emanuel and McConnell's audi- handsome hero tomorrow. Team matches will he Six'll race, mile Derail e. 114; Fred dancing, S, Birmingham Special, sumed from yesterday, ended In a which struck him on the ankle .sev- held Thursday, and by agreement in- 109; Otilo, d^w F 1148 Brown-Marx. Entire Train Mulholland, 105; Tugboat, 107; Lasker 3, drawn torium, Avenue and 24th St. ^Circle. eral weeks ago. The physicians ex- dividual contests will tuke Da after 67 moves. Score: place Fri- Dexlra. 100, Union brass band. "•*’ Phone 334. pect Hurst to recover. day. Electrically Lighted. •Apprentice weight allowance claimed. 3. PanowsSi o.

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