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SV THE NASHVILLE ALCUICAH STODAYV OCTOEEXl it' 3903 KB SULKS The Quality Store Sill THEIR METTLE COMMODORES STACK UP 30 POINTS TO 0 or odious urinary Diseasos Tiro Curcii simuczy dusby winner a bad LAST AT WORTH LOU DILLOt AND MAJOR DELMA2 AT LEXINGTON KY IP Tl k) IN THE LIBERTY HANDICAP DRIVEN TO WAGON BY OWNERS OUTCLASS THEIR OPPONENTS Notable system perfected bv that dlstin-g'liehe-l Reu them specialist Dr Newton Hathaway that In quit kness ftnd pence nancy of cure anything ever before Cure the very oldest as readily as the youngest of any fona of urinary disorder or enlargement of the proauie Interest tog Bock on the Subject Sent Ere Person Buffering from any kind of urinary trouble such aa too frequent painful or suppressed urination will be Interested to know that Lr Haihaway the honored Southern Specialist la now able to announce the perfection of a system of cure whereby any urinary disorder can ba stopped In a rimaraabty short space of time It has be especially successful in cases of elderly men who have to gef up rughts and since It la now weM known that on-hsl( the men who suffer from sexual weakness and iir potent above the age of ft) can trace their trouble (iiretly to ft urinary disease It mokes the doctor uiscoxcry all the more Important i-'j FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS Mothers never know unt1 yon come here how easy i to get Just the right thing for the right price 8ut for the High School boys men's sides with dish and snap to the cut which belongs to youth $750 to $1 Dreams In artistic tailoring far kits to 14 13 to J739 Then comes dainty supplies fr the klr ierg-vrtea age aTI tnat a loving mother could wb-h from J2 UiitJ you say "that's high Boys' underwear wool baibrifran and fleeced 22c to 70 Haberdashery and Hats also BERG ELLIS and Outfitter Church and Summer Mail Orders Filled often as eight times a night and scarcely an hour passed during the day that he did not have to watt on himself The result was that he could no longer Sleep i at all and his appetite also left him Be! had dropsical under the eyes and was losing flesn Then ft set bn sexuai i and phyynal decline set In that threat- ened his very life fthd It wa In that serious condition that he sought the aid of Dr Hathaway The doctor simply used his new method end It had ft startling good effect otvq the rex-erend gentleman fur not only was tile too frequent desire to urinate stopped but he soon recovered his appetite and sleep and In the end was even better physleailv than he had been before th disease set in An endless It't of similar cases of both young and old men and women could be cited as well as thosa of suppressed urination and enlargement of the prostate The reason that few doctors sra able to cure urinary diseases because they do not understand that the origin tnav not lie in the bladder at ali but on th contrary may be due to an Inflammation or enlargement of the prostate gland or of the kidneys or to gmorrhueft and stricture contracted year before and Imperfectly cured kt tjie time Dr Hathaway not only ha a new method for th cure of all urinary diseases but ha has made a special study of the sulijei and Is able to locate the cause and bring about a thorough curs of all organs Involved for In this way only can you expect to get back your full nerva power aa well as stop the urinary disorder Ruclv a radical cure should not ba expected of patent remedies pills and so firth of svtem of cure whereby any urinary dis- order may be cured without th use ot chilling atecl Call at Dr Hathaway's offices and Ft him explain his dtecovery in person Iia will examine you and tell you ail about It free of charge and If arguments da not appeal to you you will be under obligations to take the treatment The dclelon rents entirely with you and sit the doctor will endeavor to do is to tell you the right way from tho wrong x(v This will not cost you anything so kindly call Sufferers from urlnery diseases who llv out of the city should write ft personal letter to the doctor and he will eend ft monograph on the subject and tell you all about it free 71m correspondenc comes In a plain unmaiked envelope srl Is sacredly conft tentlal Whether you cad in person or writ the address is BASE BALL Fome doctors still cling to the use of catheters and sounds in ii elr efforts to cure serious urinary dBeasea but Dr Hdiriawav's new of cure finds an easy way out of the difficulty His me'hod simple and soothing and gives the sufferer perfect control of his functions In a very short time Tho Rev Air Abingdon ft retired miniwter of ki was one of the first to use the doctor met hod He was forced lo relievo himself as Newton Hathaway Stiil 40 424 Church corner Summer Nashville Term Office 9 to 13 ia 2 to 0 7 to 9 Sundays 10 a to 8 Austin) 5 to 1 second Showman third Time LSS blxth race 1 1-16 mllea-LIttle Boy B3 (Muiro) 4 to 1 won Beni kart lJ (Adams) 1 to 2 second Lyrist IhiiO Time 1 jv! bevetuh race Orderly 87 (D Gilmore) 4 to J- won Fukle to (derail) 8 to 6 second Ben Howard third lime LIB RULED OFF YEARS AGO John Ryan Summoned to Appear Before Jockey Club Stewards NEW YORK Oct 30-John If van formerly of fet Lou known a a htavy operator on the turf has been summoned to appear before the Stewards of ih Jockey Club to be oueetmiud it la said regarding his standing view' of tn fact that he was ruled oft by the ofiului of the Fort Erie Jcakey Club for eh alleged Infraction of turf regulitions fix eat ago Ryan was on hand at the appointed time but a quorum cf the Bu-warda was lacking and the matter was passed Ryan had been out of the my for several day and was notim-d to appear when he returned to the beitirg ring He la said to have an interest In three books now operating at Morris Fork Ryan declare he knows aosoluteiv nothing about the case In oonrec- I tmn with which he was ruled off at Tort Erie and that he rt fused at that to go beyond Buffalo to defend himself For that reason he says tion waa taken against him He Is quoted as savin he will not submit qubdlv to any no evil res barring him from the betting ting because the Jockey Club stands commit-ted to the attitude of Ignorance that tatting on the races ti-ls Alleged Ringing Case DETROIT Mich Oct 10-Bdwnrd Farley who was held for trial by Jujtiie Lemkie on the charge of "ringing'' lb mare AlmlfRS for barah Black to-dv furnished ball for CjOO and was rGied from the county Jail to appear for tritul Jan 10 Dobbins Destroyed NEW YORK Oct Richard Crokr fainoun American stallion Dobbins has been destroy wt on orders from b's omrer svw ft World dit-pntch from London Th old sire had developed an enlargement cf one hind hg from winch he rjfTcred greatly Racing it) England LON THIN Oct Se optic won the ike of York Stakes a himbcn of 3i" v-erelgns for )-v ear-olds ami tipw iril one mile and a quarter the Keirpton Park autumn meeting to-dav Hippv 8ve was second nnel GUiss Jug came third Fifteen homes ran AT ATLANTA Running Meeting in Connection With Interstate Fair Opens Special Pispttih to The American ATrANTA On Oct The runmi ih roniuotlon with the lntrttfi Fair 6iene3 to-duv witli mh fitter Jar of 4 The raMnsr wis Frrltl an! close anJ interetirur Th ffature was rhiinff of (Ixtk Shot i oniov who rod in thre evera nnj returned a winner each time f5' hulls of New York furniNhd th' winner Monts in hni'ui? the Georpia IrM Tli i are about H' luir- on the pronnJx nnJ the meet in will continue 1 a HiiRwuim acted as prwuilnff iudo Grhnrdy tarteJ John Caiey i lerk of Siimn Firt i 6 nrlonifs-Ti WoheM 3 to 2 wn (irahrm 3 to 1 aeeonrt Hlnectue third Time Stcuu1 fiue 41 furhuis-M tuthen fCn-evh 3 to 1 won it Nd iS JohnnL 3 to 5 M'cotul Louie Ininif Ihhd Time Thii't rate 7 furlorirs-FearinJe-r (Con tey to i won Hucenn 4 to Kfcnn-I: 8rtle tmrJ 7'ime 1 34 Fourth rat'e Georgia 1 fh 1 1-lft Honolulu (Cnnlr I t- wnn l'i ter Hatlev I rt to 1 Naih nodf'tu thiiiT Time Fifth tite ft Crobv 4 to 1 WiHi Geo ken ham i8n gleton) even pconJ Alro Kan third Time 1 e7ery COURTESY Shown Tribunal to Adjust Claim Against Venezuela 1 WASHINGTON Ot Henry HulL-ld the umpire id the tribunal appointed to adjust the clauae vf Germany pgainst Vent nueln rallid st the State Department to-day and acquainted the officials with the findings of the ronimisalnn Tire total mount of the claims presented was 8r44fk'0 marks The cUtrnants however were awarded 1 ut 1 C70uoo marks Gen Duffinld stated tint tli commissioners wtre treated wilh eioiy courtisy at ('nracas Two papers which printed Inflammatory statements reg irding the commissioners were promptly sui pressed by Pres-ldent t'istro Demanding an Increase CHICAGO Oct The truik team-stern" union representing men has nnriouneed demands for a scale of wigrs that is tn go into effert Mr I next The scale demand Is the same as that now paid the coal termstars -an Increase approximately 10 pi cent Smatbers Sends His Horse a Mile in 9:03 3-4 and Billings Drives His Mare the Route ia aoi 3-4 Against a Strong Wind LEXINGTON Ky Oct lO-Tho world's-trotting record to wagon was twice smashed this afternoon by Lout Dillon and MaJ Delmar and despite the strong and biting west wind Brined Alert (1:57) came within 2J-s seconds of equalling the world's pacing recot held by himself The trotting record exhibition mile to wagon was held until to-day by Lou Dillon who trotted the mile in at the Cleveland track Major Delmar with his owner mat hers driving reduced this to-day to 20U Five minutes later Lou Dillon appeared on the field and driven by her owner Billings reduced Major Delmar' record to 2 01 "4 The track Itself was lightning fast but horsemen declared that the wind made it at leat three seconds slow The weather aside from the wind wa cold On the other hand the time made In the regular event was very disappointing Dan Batch was exhibited but wa not in harness Major Delmar wa the first of the specials on the track He wa accompanied by two runners driven by Bpears and McDonald A ripple of applause went up when he reached the quarter In 31 second the half pole In 1:01 He made the third quarter In 1:31 but lost ground In the aifetch and went under the wire ia 20SV Prince Alert then came upon the field lie was also accompanied by runners He went the first quarter in iSu'i but clipped off a quarter at the half pole reaching it in 1:00 flat i second wa clipped off at the thiee quarter pole which he reached In 129'A He went under the wire In Lou Dillon scored tUe before re-celvlng the word A thoioughbred In front broke the wind and another one pi side her spurred her on She reached the quarted In :31 and the half in 1:01 At the three-quartere pole however she clipped a quarter second off Major palmar time for she reached It it) Down the stretch she came with magnificent stride and it appeared to the onlooker that she would overstep her running-mate in front cf her Dr Tanner who was driving the runner in front took the pole and the three horses went under the wire together in 2 "I The only exciting race of the day wa the :0 class pacing which wa won by Terraie Quen an even money fav-crite In three heats Only two starters entered th 224 class pacing and they finished McGregor first and Patch-en Maid second The 2:16 pace was won In two straight heats by John The 2:11 trot was won in two straight heats by McKinley The amateur wagon race 2:10 clan trot was won by Queen Wilkes driven by her owner Smathers The Judges to-duy irued an order prohibiting the use of batteries They took a battery away frnm a driver hose hors had gotten Inside in one of the race to-day It is said that sev-etal batteries hav? been used in the poet few dnjg Mr Smothers wa to-day negotiating for the purchase of John owned by Fleming Son Terre Haute Ird John paced a trial mile on the track this afternoon for Mr Smath ers in 2-Q4V4 ithout injshlelds Fleming offered to sdi him for 110000 Mr Smothers still has an option on him but has not closed the purchase The fmmmaries: 2 it pace purse J1 610-Terrace Queen mt by Valpu 1 Geers) 2 1 Cuhannls blk (Greer) 5 Trilby Direct blk (Walker) 3 3 Rllev 6 8 Fplilnx 8 6 7 Clipper 4 3 Ailerson 7 4 Time 3 OS 2 (W 10 2 24 trot purse 32 00 Jnv McGregor by Jayhawker (Hmlsoii) i Batchen Maid rn (Dr Rviler) 2 2 2 Time 2 11 2 UQ 2 'll 2 15 pice purse (Wl-Jnhn b'k tv Paris (Walker) 1 1 Dr Marvin (Smith) 2 2 Ravenna Wilkes br (RGxmth) 3 3 Gunrov 4 6 Daphne Direct 7 4 Credit 6 6 Yizcle 6Js Time 10 2 11 2 11 trot purse njni1 McKinley Utnrge St CLIr (Benvon) 1 1 Dr Strong gr (Uibigani 2 3 Bi lie Kuzer fir in Huil-ani) 4 2 Muy 3 6 Duruthv Redmond 6 4 Jim t'pdrwood 8 7 Indie 7 fi Balm Leaf Fanfaron 9 Time iQi 2 iw' 2 lfl trot amateur wagon race: Queen Wilke (E li Smath- ers) 1 1 Wauhan (Deiercaux) 2 laiuDo Jiff 1 son br nt (Billings) 3 2 1 ime 2 15 2 15 Exhibition miles w-ngon trotting: Major Delmar (E Bmathprs) Time 2 nix lam Dillon br (C Billings) Ime 2 ul'V Print Alert (Demarest) Time 1 30' Bryan Executor NEW HAVEN Conn Get Wm Bryan appeared In the Probate Court to-day a executor and filed for probate the will of the late Philo Bennett The will disposes of an estate worth approximately I'JSiMO' Among the public bequests the will provide that $10000 be divided among twenty-five colleges or universities by Wm Bryan and $19000 Is given to Mr Bryan to aid needy students while a similar amount Is to be distributed by Mrs Brvan among deserving students In female colleges Dispersal $Sale OF THE FAMOUS Bell Meade Stud Estate of the late Wm II Jackson AT THE Fasie-Ticton Co-8 PaJJocks Jheepihetd Bay Tuesday and Wednesday Oct 13-14 1903 Including tho groat Efimover's great son THE COMMONER Imp Loyalist Ingjs'ctor Huron and Mont DOr Also fit broodmares many by Imp Great Tom and S3 weaubuga Greatest Sale of a Decade Lady Jocelyn at 5 to 1 Captures tho Event With St Tammany Second Fall Sleeting at Morris Park Comes to a Close Shorthose a Stayer CHICAGO 'Oct 10 -Iady Jocelvn at 5 to 1 won the Liberty Handicap the-feature at Worth to-day BL Tammany was wod and MaJ Tsuny in addod starter was third Judge Himes stoked all the way and was a bad lasL The handicap wa worth $271(6 to the winner Weather clear track slow nummary: First race 7 Charlie Thompson 107 (Blake) to 1 won Sarah Maxim 93 til 9 to 1 second Bella Mahon Uih i 'June 1 JO 2-5 Second rate Rardolph 108 (S Bonner) 11 to 5 won Stem Winder 108 (R Phillips) li to 10 second Benson-hurst third Time 110 1-6 'Ihlrd race l1 miles the Liberty lady Joe- ijn J-il (Annins) 6 to 1 won St Tammany ltd (Davisson) 10 to 1 encona MttJ Tenny third 'I Ime 1 bn 8-5 fourth race 6 Cil inpian lit (Reed) I to won Jack Hatlin luti (S Bonner) 9 to 10 second Muresca third Tima 1-10 1-0 Fifth race 1 2-18 mlles-Dodl 8 91 (Booker) 8 to 1 eon Barrack 99 (Poliak) 1 to 2 second Little Likin third Time 2 03 I Sixth race Mansard PJ (Ferrari) 2 to won Sir Hugh 99 (Adkins) I to 1 aecond Henry McDaniel thhd Time 1:29 3-a AT MORRIS PARS Wastchester Racing Autumn Meeting Comes to Close NEW YORK Oct The Weetecbeeter Raring Association autumn meeting cams to a close to-day and a big crowd was In attendance The feature of the closing (lay wes the Morris Paik Autumn 4 tight for Age Race nt 2-i nd'es and the (roiiKiacre stable 8honhose was returned nn easy winner Only two starters laced the flag for this with MaJ Dainrerfleld an odda-on favorite et 1 to 2 while 9 to 5 was laid against Khorthor-e Major Jumped awey In front and led bv half a length golrg around the back stretch The Major increased tils lead passing the stand the second time two length ull'-r on bhorthoee never made a move on hta horSt until three-eights of a mile from the finbh when he let out a wrap and el slier the leader Odom piled the whip vlgnrflmlv but to no avail a the 3-year-old had too mtit In reserve and won galloping by four lengths Divination at 8 to 1 won the White riatns Handicap for 2 year-olds with Palm Bearer second and Rare King third Pulsus the (rvorile ran prominently for tlv S-eighth of a mile when he stopped ani timshed a hail tlfth Summary: First race 64 furlongs of the Wither Outcome 3i6 (Fuller) 9 to 1 won Sun 3u9 (Gannon) lti to 1 second Tim Brine third Time ll'i Second race about 24 Manilla T3 (flhuffsli 5 to 2 won Jim Newman 163 (O Green) to 6 second Gtsiar third Time 5 08 Third race the White Plains Handicap the Ellipse lh lustlon Hut (K'd-fern) ft to 1 won Pam Bearer llj (Fuller) 6 to 1 second Race King third Time i Fourth race the Pepee V4 (Burns) 3 to 5 won Ptuuet lot (O'Neill 4 to 1 second Colleen Hawn third Time I 10 Fifth rree Morris Park Autumn Weight for Ago Riue 24 mil-s of libera course-Shonhase 111 (Fuller) 9 to 5i won Moior iGiogcrfh Id 14 (Odom) 1 to A second Time 4 nl Sixth race handicap: 1 3-18 mile of Withers Kuycnla Bun ii 112 (Hick) 11 to 4 won Stolen Moment b) (Gannon) 8 t) 3 seiond Carbuncle third Time 2 014 AT ST LOUIS Trosper La Gai and Monsieur Beaucaire Have a Nose Finish ST I MTS (Ft 10 -The weather wes chillv anti truck plow fit tho Fair Grounds to-day Prosper I a Got at ft to I iM'at th odds-on favortto Montotir Upauomro tn the foatur thp rritori'n bv I'ouru ml Pas was thlrt pfr Ia (at mt awav In fourth phir hut aalnl vlno at th quarter and Itrnatod with Mon'dur rtajoure fr that position until the atreuh hi tthfn hoth ram on pnurquol Pim hwh hud nearly the entr hstn Summary: Ftrt raio rS furlong Anne PavN llrt tl Auatim 3 to 2 won Ladv Free Knight FA to 2 pecond Quaker Uni third Tinm 1 Srorid riue mlh: ppPIt -f 17 iFolvf ti won: Kun l() (John Knnr 2A to 1 Pr Hut- ppur third Ttiu 1 Thtril ft furlomr: I)o)lv Oiay hd 7 to 2 won: MIm Mamv ft to 1 sruond Welid third Tim 1 r' Fourth rnrp 1 miV hardhnn Pronr Ia Gill htl tK Fmlh ft to I won Mon-rlur Hoau alp in ifthohun 3 to pntmi'Kd thrd Tim 1 4ll Fifth raot fi furlonic' pur- Frldfo luT (O uUn 1ft to 5 w-n Itridar 1 SpHh 0 to I H'cond Mimo third Time 1 Sixth 1 1 Flrvt Mon fV Vat42n 7 to 2 won Athelrov 1 1 1 to 1 second THlowtnll third Time 1 Seventh rer 1 "Roidiv 1 -1 fJ Ta'lor 2 to 1 won: Keen la PN lfOWo)lh to 2 r-rOTHl: Th th1 Tim 2 AT HIGHLAND PARK Must Successful Season Ever Experienced There Comes to a Close DITRG1T Get 31' mnl sucrc-ful rinntr atnetin the North rn rin uft ever etjunenced eloe at Jhehi'ind Park to da The weather wij fine and tie card drew out ope of the fanout rrowdn of th meetimr Onlv one favorite wotj hut all fhe wlnn W4rn well played Sorqmarr Ftrnt rre ft Tilmnma 1Y) (MunroV 5 to 1 won Ihn FTt I (H -dr-oiip 2) to 1 eofond Pwin I'inoe third Time 1 lsi Second rare ft furh nee Ttoheir ff fndert ft to won 1' 2 AViffn to erond: third Time ThIW! rare 7 furlons Main koff 1 I (Munro) 4 1 won irlhrouh (J 4 lo perord Tidi Viian third Time 1 rnre T1 fnctit eom K5 fMmderk it to wn Fima lirisht IM rati 1 to ffeooml ftxnrtlNialrna thid Time 1 1 Fifth rcr fnrhro--Anlmoltv hn to won Flimur 107 (V I MYtAR OLD 4 Si 44c ifjn Mi TU 1 1 1 fry Ikyt-tsr KjatwCAaot-te Frwta 264 OPE We fUlm Mail (ralta Let It4et Osate'tmr aiit liquid hoiUi oar pr mi tin irood On art f)0 Ik If A nil And lor ltlrr eoetsTtta Mi4u14ltl cot Shifting of the Men Brings Good Result Excellent Team Work and Individual Flaying Respbnsibla fot tho Overwhelming Victory Vanderbilt 30! University of Alabama In the presence of nearly 7000 persons about half of whom were ladies the Vanderbilt foot ball team more than redeemed itself for the defeat sustained at the hands of Cumberland University when the gold and was beaten 6 to 0 a week before V'hile It cannot be said that Vanderbilt jnada of the University of Alabama eleven It wag evident to every spectator that the wearers of the old gold and black outclassed their opponents In every respect At no time was goal la danger and while Tuscaloosa made a number of gains by bucking the Van-derblit line the Commodores did not fall to hold their opponents whenever It was considered a necessity The prediction made by Coach Henry of Vanderbilt that the changes made Ju the line-up of the team would produce successful results was amply verified by the work of the team as team and also by the work of the players Individually KYLE THE HERO Capt Kyle of the Vanderbilt eleven was the hero of the day IBs work at left halfback was highly sensational and he made some of the prettiest runs ever seen on Dudley Field whkh is to say a great deal longest run netted his team a gain of 44 yards Another was for 30 yards another for 35 and a fourth for £3 yards On every occasion he was given the ball in fact Kyle made a gain and usually a good one The work of Hamilton at fullback was next In brilliance to that of Kyle Hamilton hit the Alabama line hard and on one occasion went through center for a gain of 25 yards and a touchdown He made two of the1 Commodores' touchdowns and did splendid week throughout the game The playing of Bob Blake at left end was also sensational Blake made numerous long gains principally thiough bucking the Alabama line When he struck the line there was usually some Tuscaioosan laid out for a few moments Dan Blake also distinguished himself after he went in caily In the second half taking Kyle place at left half The tackling of Howell Jones Kyle and Perry was a feature of Vanderbilt's play as was the Interference of Tlgert Howell and Hamilton Kyle retired from the game early Jr the second half but not through any injury He was simply tired and lain Blake made a good substitute Joe Howell was huit early in the second half and Bryan went In at full back Hamilton going to quarter Alabanu put up a game fight but the team was pimply outclassed and never had a chame for a touchdown The best work done for the Tusialoo-tms was that of Smith right half back who made setetal good gains for hi ttam by line bulking Boyles at left tackle Wyatt at quarter who did some fierce tackling for a 115 pound man snd Clark at full back only gains were made by bulking the Yan-deibilt line out the Commodores always managed to hold the Alabamians when they thought their opponents had gone far enough When the game opened Bob Blake kicked off for Vanderbilt to Alabama fix e-yard ime and Clark fumbled the ball Joe Howell wa there and fell on the bail and Ttgeit for the bulked center for a gain of four yards but dropjw-d the ball and Fortune right guard fell on it Boyles hit Vanderbilt's line for four yards and Oates hit center for a gain of five By bucking the Vanderbilt hoe about 20 yards more were gamed by tho Alabamians principally by Smith Boyle and Heavy At this Jumture Alnb utm Tost the oblong sphere on downs on Alabama's forty-yard line Kyle was given the ball for the Commodores and made a run of thirty yards around right end materially aided by the splendid interference of Tigert Ti-geit went around rif ht end for a gam of eight yaids and Hamilton went through center for a tomhdown after sexetl minutes of plnv Tigert kli ked goal Beore Vanderbilt 6 Alabama 0 Bob Blake kicked off to Alabama's twenty-yard li le and Bmith returned the ball fixe yards being downed bv Hoxxell in hard tukie Ilge went through renter for a gain of five yards and Be (xv gained four through right taekle Smith went through (enter for gain of eight yards Alabama lost the ball on downs and Tlgert went around left end for three yards Kyle xx then given the ball and went nround right end for a gain of thiriv-fixe yarda but the referee decided that he had ran out of bounds and the ball XX as brought bnok fifteen yards Hamilton then made a sensptional play bv going through center for a ga'ii of twenty-five yards and a touehdown Tigert kicked goal ore Vanderbilt 12 Alabama 0 KTLE FOR THIRTY-FIVE YARDS Clark kli ked off for Alabama to Vanderbilt's ten-yard line and Kyle brought the ball bnk fifteen yards before be was tackled by Wyatt Kyle then went around right end for a thirty-five-yard run and but for poor intorferenie probably would have made a touchdown Hamilton bucked Alabama's line infix's and Tigeit made six through center Bob Blake hit Alabama's line1 for a gain of six yards Kyle was then given the ball and went around right end for a gain of txx'enty-txxo yards aided by splendid interference by Tigert Hamilton and jiowell and secured ft touchdown Tigert kb ked goal Score Vanderbilt IS Alabama 0 Clark kh lied off for Alabama to Vanderbilt's five-yard line and Hamilton returned the ball twenty-flx-e Alabama held Vanderbilt on two downs find Tigert punted fifteen yard Alabama failed to gain on tho first down and Perry broke through Alabama' line and doxvned Sherrill fir a of four yards Clark then kliked to Yan-derblit' five-yard line but before the bull could be put in play again time on the first half was up FECOND HALF Chirk kbked off to Vanderbilt's txven-ty-ymd line and returned the bull ten yittds before he xxas downed Tigert buikeil the line for a gain of four yards as did Hamilton and tin Kyle made his sensational tun ground right end for forty-right yards Bob Blake hit the line for a gain of fopr yntds and followed Ihis up by goig around left end for fifteen ylrls and a touchdown Tigert kbked goal Si ore Vanderbilt 24 Alabama 0 Boh Blake kicked off to Alabama's 19-yard line and lates returned the boil 15 yard before being doxvned Vanderbilt held Alabama nd then Clatk punted to Vanderbilt'S idt-yard lPe but Dun Blake fumbled and it was Alabama's bad as Burks f-il on it By AT ET LUCIS ET LOUIS Oct 1 Americans and bruk even tn ft double header tO-eliJ AUlPdttce 3iv) Kim RH Aniertcjna 6 0 699 I 4 Nationals 0972003 9 2 vlhofT Morgan and Elian-con Mtrfhy and Ryan fctHxmd HE Americana 09390031 -6 11 1 Natieueais 0 0 1 9 0 0 0 0 1- 2 8 I Eievcrs and Sugelen McFarland and Ryan AT CHICAGO CHICAGO Oet lo-Wlemer pitched today and won tia ihitd victory Score: II National 04009000 4 9 0 090001(1 1 2 I Wleuter and Lin Altroek and buluvax AT PITTSBURG PiTTSFUJUJ Oct hX-Tbe magniticent reuni nad py Pmbppe in witeimi threo games ptu led agamat Boston i-el th crowd to think coud do so again but in this they were disappolnt-ei As walked to th enter oi tin diamond was pr-eiei with a diamond pm Ho pit i ft gvud sely game but Bostons tuts can when must necied whiio Pitta-bur eH neit men theirs Both teams left tx rt (or Bos on where they play gftiu iioiuay Atiendanco ITtck tkaire: RilE ruular 00910100 1-J 10 2 boeton 200202010-7 II 4 ttd I he ips Young and t'nger Trouble at Little Rock A special to Sa'urday' Memphis New frra lin'e Kick mxI Th diitLturs and id other stix khulders of the litie KvkK base Bull Association are hivtig tr-vi tn their camp At ft I) icing (i the director held in August twenty -four a hires of atm a were voted sad divided among the directors This iuiuoual ias-anc of Btoik to the directed gave them the cnttroiling Inteiest in the assoclfttioD ami tne mlaorlty stock-l Iff have threatened to Institute In-Jum lion pr eengs to prevent the direct rs franc i a tn the affairs of the as- sM-ixtian 7hev culm that thi-e addl-tmnsl shares should have been offered ta the rtorkhoidere of tie association An h-ird-e-l cwr cent dividend was d-caiet jbur'Iv aft the stu-k was issued rl the ni'mte Boding the Stock drew the same prv rv ta RV the oM st'khv4derw knw of tne minority etj' khoKle'" have Ion ia K-' i Uiit in and many ot them ive evp-- 1 a Herrmnnicn tn demanl of the directors the cancellation of the 1- so ISS'lul 7e directors cljfrn that the stock wot t- a 2 In p)meiu far thdr services they hi''n dvotfrg riridrble time to the badness of ihe base Kill association Cooney E3 No Thing to Defeat Bowen School Eleven Saturday In ft hard-fought contest on the gridiron In Ath! tie Fixk Saturday morn-ii the Mooney St col team of Mur-fretsb-vm hat the Bowen Fihool elev-fn of Nashville by a score of 10 to 0 1 ut at majority of the spectators were of the opnion that the score should have be a t- neither team scoring Ine vv clt of the Bowen School eleven aver tee sib ut Id pounds lea8 thati tbcr Oierts nd the Mooney team hat the alvantige in the matter of weight age and experieme The Itowen hr wre on the tBf-nsive practically through ut th- game but they put up one the gairest fights ver seen on Niahv BD grain on Bowen had but ctie haiii to ere whuh came early in the fir--i half when Bvven se urei the ball on downs within fifteen yards of the Towen g-vat The strong wind wl i- hi--ar was in the direction of the Biwen gc-il but the bovs made the mist eke of r-t listen ituig a kh for go! They made the further mistake of 'mg to buck Moorey's line for th" se-try distance when they had a mu fighter ttain MoellrV III ld a tnuvhdown in both the first at 1 second halves but the is ule on a tfiike when Bowen fumhleid a puu A Mocrey pltycr fell on the ball ard b'hli hurdled the Bowen for a tom hdowti Mooney's t-uv blown ir the first half was made in mi sight football playing Fhipp kb kt-1 goal Bjvvi: fial great ball in the list haf h-'lang their opponents on downs riptttediv In the last half the hall was r- always in Mooney territory Feutur-s of the une was the woik of thv- Niwl brothers for Bowen I tik- qu trier and and Foubey at i et ter an I rght tukie The hird iictk fer Mooney was done by Fhipp nt neht half and Whitfield at quart-r Ther were In fact the "whole works for Moony The hne-up follow s' Mrvoncy Bos icons Bowen Weeden Green I- t'rmney-Hilnian ei Noel Ai-h'ev Boubey Johnson It Guthrie btvn Boubey Be-p'i Gorham hith-l I Blake Pul-sion Nce Flu li Ely Barrett Noel i 't'kial -Henry umpire Oh 'oifiior rferee t'luldr'ss and Crawford line- Il'Cl of Turf New T'e Nacivole oon'liyert on the Cana-vian iia it w1 hmieward fimmil to-ai v( o'- a narTer ef the muM whi li hi fir- reirg on circuit will come it I I A will ship to Latum tn il nuetmg Jdr "i Asiemptlon Ill hna ton -n of vt se l'lnvific 1 1 1 (lie ur li 'tv mu si i lion Colon 1 1 iirvr 7 1 f-h I land (law ird 2 mii ci iv loir bv A-l lard tr Jot neon bought 41 sa' a s' ek I or- 17 I -f -s hi- teij ht the i t-t i t' K- nt I ard-Hh nla tv rt It an la a -m of Weft'll Kan i-nrith ra ft the I rs-Los Mi if Ms Gi bis edd lo lie i a ilellnt iltlj the ba at Itl i bv Baron Wilkes a dim v- a 'ys hv itireak pine was The male was i cci-( for fitropcen racing and Will makft hat hist start Romo Italy Chronic lues to make good at the earn plac on the He weighs 165 pounds and Is 5 feet 11 inches tail A Caldwell of Bristol Tenn ha been doing fin work at right halfback He Is a brother of II Caldwell and also played on the King College eleven of last year He weighs 149 pounds ami is 6 feet 84 inches tall McAlister of Chattanooga Tenn is trying for left halfback He was one of the best players on th lat year and should make good He weighs 160 pounds and Is feet tall Thornton cf Fayetteville Tenn a new man has shown up well In the back field weighs 155 pounds and Is 5 feet 10 inches tail Watkins of Memphis Tenn a member of the freshman class is doing well at right end lie played lt year on the University fix hoid tflum at Mem- phis He weighs 142 pounds and is 5 feet 11 Inches lull Denton of Oklahoma City is trying tor left end was a pitcher on the 'Varsity ball team last year weighs 142 pounds and is 5 feet 10 Inches tall Fox of Knoxville a substitute on lat year eleven has been showing up well at right halfback He weighs 175 pound and is 6 feet 8 inches tail Ii Fox a brother of the above stands an excellent chance at right played on the last year weigh 150 pound and Is 5 feet 844 inches (all Bounce ft new man has some chanc at left guard He weighs 164 pounds and is 5 feet 8 inches tail Reeves a special student should make a strong rivui for left guard He weighs 170 pounds and is 6 feet tali Coach Fisher an old Princeton man is training the team hard and thus far this year the boys have not been scored upon Tennessee and Vanderbilt are old rivals and the fact that the approaching gam was arranged only after aa extended correspondence will Jcnd in-teieit to It Foot Ball Prospects 0 TB American LARKKVILLE Tenn Oct 10 Frospe ts for foot bail at the Southern ITesbyti rlan University are brightening ana good team Is promised for thl year There was no team here last year so there nre a number of good men who are still green and a number or the older players who are out of practice Those of the old players who are here nre Fulton and Richardson who play the end Alien and Power who will likely play the two halves and Fullback McIntosh Klrker will also on the team Th first exhibition gam will be given here Saturday next by the it teBm and the Cumberland City Academy Hardvard Meets Defeat CAMRRiriGK Mas Oct readiness in taking advantage of Harvard's Inability to hold the ball enahled their eleven to defeat Harvard 5 to 0 Amherst failed to kh the goal The outcome was particularly exasperating to Harvard because one of th fumble was made after the ball had been carried atros the goal line and Amherst got posseaslon of It Just aa the first half ended The gam wa Tlayed In the face of a rainstorm Other Games ANDOVER Mass Oct Phillips Andover 27 New Hamfmhlre Btat College 0 NEW HAVEN Conn Oei lff-Yal 22 Springfield Training School 0 Providence I Oi Princeton 29 Brown 0 KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct 10-Unl-veislty of Tennessee 43 C'arson and Newman College 0 Battle Ground a Winner Special Dispatch to The American FRANKLIN Tenn Get 10 -Th Battle Ground Academy font Kali team defeated the Fogg High Hchool eleven here this afternoon by a score of 21 to 0 Oy Specialty AH bucking the Vanderbilt line Alabama rained 29 yards before losing the oblong here on down For the gold and black" Tigert hit Alabama's line for a gain of 6 yard and followed this up by going through center 4 yards Th Commodore failed to gain on the next two downs and Tigert punted to Alabama's 15-yard line Alabama failed to gain in attempts to tuck the VenJrrbllt line and Clark punted to 45-yard line Hamilton was given the boll and made cven yaids through center Tigert hit Alabama' fine for a gain of six yards and Bob Blake did the same for a gain of ten yards Grirmeii Jones went through right tackle and Dan Blake carried the ball for a gain of five and then four yards through the line Jones Hamilton and Tigert carried the bait to Alabama's four-yard line and then Dan Blnke was sent oxer for a touchdown Ttpert kicked goal Beore: Vander bilt 10 Alabama 0 HOWELL HURT With five minutes to play Bob Blake kicked off to Alabama's ten-yard line Fhernil returned the ball fifteen yards Hoxxcli tackled Fherriil fiercely and was ked senseless being compelled to retire from the game Bryan then went to right hojf-txaek and Hamilton to quarter Th remainder of the game was marked by considerable fumbling and much more squabbling Bryan fumbled Clark's punt Just before time wa railed and Burk fell ou the ball Alabama advanced the ball by line lucking for about eighteen yards and Ihe whistle blexv with the ball in Van-dciblit territory but not within thirty of the black and old gold's goal The line-up follows: Vanderbilt Alabama fVrry center Gwynn Patterson right guard Fortune 'Buli "Brown left guard Oates Grohana right tackle Peavy Prichard left tackle laivles Bob Flak left end Tigert right end Fhened Howell quarter Jones right halfback Fmith Kyle left halfback Burks Hamilton fullbaik Clark Capt in Hamilton 2 Kyle 1 Rhxke I Blake 1 Goal Tigert 5 Crawford Umpire Pilcher Vanderbilt and Hall Alabama OF TEAM Men Who Will Compose it This Season Selected gpeeisJ Dispatch to The American KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct The University cf Tennessee's foot ball season proper will begin Saturday Oct 17 when the 'Varsity eleven will meet Vanderbilt Univeraty at Nashville This will be Tennessee first game of the year with a Southern Intercollegiate team although practice games have been played with Maryville College the State lieaf and Dumb Sfho and Car-son Newman College of Jefferson Cit The men who showed up well in these games and from whom the university eleven will be selected are as follows: A met or Ihilaakt 7cnn will probably pity center He 1 a 'tl4 man and wa a substitute on last year's eleven IB weigh 150 pound and Is 5 feet 7 Inches in heighth Ward of Jaekfon Tenn will I lay at Mt guard He 1 a 'OS tnan and played In the line of the 'Varsity last year He xxeighs 209 pounds and is 5 feet II inches tail Gud-gcr of Asheville C- will probably make good at right taikle lie has been a member of the base ball team for two jears and Mas a substitute on the foot ball eleven last year He we'ghs 15a pounds and I 5 feet Id inch tall Green of Tenn Captain of the team will play left guard which position he has so at)ty filled for two years weighs 170 pounds and 1 5 feet Inches ail Irtori of providence i a ptomBlng candiltte for left end He 1 a member of the of '06 wi Ijris HS pounds and in 5 feet 11 Inches tail Ca'lwell of Bristol Toon a new fl an is lying well at right end He was fullback on the King ol-loge e'exen last year He weighs 150 pounds and is 6 feet kV Imlua tall Fuller of Tenn is the niot I run 'ait ran Line for quarterback He I on the me bail vo and xx a a substitute In the 'OJ-'flJ foot ball lie weighs 3 4 and 9 fei ta'l Firker of HWenw no Tenn thn stir fullback of the Djker-Htrnel School foot ball team las year prom- FULL QUART OF UHISKEY FBI know of wsMii in4 wltl 4nif mv 34 I tltF iwool-irii4 Ih i4irT44 Order VtMbr omtrN Hi ll9 M(h AG lie hrlh HiiUkrr loll fOHH 4krr i W4 i if il iifr tbi i tvlfWry Her att 4 1 le IeMi)7 ud Wprll i 1 vhlh-y iti je rr 2h know ompeU(or id" bhpikr I ft il hf hriiidtaf i i rl)rin fh niMinUitH atf c' U-Hrifc itt 4l eepgH-r Mil Jit it f4i Fimfr-nitft it 4 tc bn! tn hotter th ji 1 It ph l)u hr cntAi tW'A i'lexlmcmi attk of thirenv Ui titi et ft4 ntriHlne tHI nit h-wnert hlatrrs ommh i War I ll m( Mer' II Yor CMtT one Tf OKI- ft rvrkerw fl rlnef fli -ftJl for ft PSw wont a vIU ftriQtilft th ftoa Arid fni 1 In few dieft )urt itrft hftwoMonif ikl fec IG IV ftt pr ri)rn 'n it (MS Gf nr nsooiw rerun ft- trUI fJ Ooft 4Wl kiml tp in rlin inw no hr ft fn! 11 i pe ny ft1 ef Ih fE lr itiftdA nu'rn weal wrtt lor fhirniiti Ut mod Iftftrn bo bkv troftty THE CASPER CO (Inc) Ford and Williams Fpecliil Dlspnti to The American COLUMBIA Tenn cut The font ball ten tn from Ford school went to Franklin Kv yaitirday and defeated Ihe Luna Training Hi hool I to 5 National Gun Club IVniANAPOLIH I nd Oft 1(l-Tb National Gun Chib bus cumuli ted ti orRiuilxuthm It 1 to be compotud of th i on trup and wing shot of the conn-trv Tile flist mitlmittl tomnumriit will tike lue rt Fi'Unh Lh HirhiK Oet 26 te 31 Th of fled are Pieaident A Lilly Rccrelary and Treasurer 1 Holloway Co to FI ah Well for your winter Suit and Overcoat CasyiT WiKITOX UU1 Lb.