Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 2

-v si 1 Walter Moses Co 108 East Bread Street OMnt Mule liisi la miili FDOTBLL AWFUL JJe announce the arrival often new styled of Cravenette Paddocks which will be on sal to-morrow morning there is any one style of garment that has aided us in building I a "V-- Spiders Lose to William and jV Mar By Score of 4 to a Forty-five Desths and Hundreds of Serious Injuries In Five1 Years Fast upour businessit has been our paddocks SENSATIONAL KICK BY MEADE DUE TO I HEAVY MASS PLAYS -C '1 Game is Snappy Throughout Thousand of Minor Hurts of Which No Record lias With Both Teams in Fine Form Ever Been Made (Special to Tho Tlmas-DUpstch) game- between Richmond 'A College and the College of William and resulted In a More of to nothin in favor of the visitors A fairly large crowd turned out to the game' and rooter for both aide were In particular evidence The day was ideal there being Just enough crispness in the il-i''air to impart the wonted vigor to the vfcl players VUnllk the last time that the two teams met and fought it out to a hitter end with a score to neither side under i a con- tlnuous downpour the grounds were in -wife for ten yards and landed on the 66-yard Une Here Wiliam and Mary held and Throckmorton running again was thrown for a loss and tbs hall went over on downs Walls hurdled a yard Dade was then given the ball and Snead breaking through the defense threw him for low The visitors resorted to a kick and Mensch caught the pigskn on the 10-yard line Several attempts resulted In no gain sad the ball was kicked to Summon on the 80-yard lino Time was called sad the first half was ever with the ball in William and possession on the 89-yard Una of aovoa ef the largest facto-rise Maker that produce the world's perfect Instruments that the meet critical hmvo Judged "an4 promuneed the beet Such Is the large and magnificent line' that Is offered you by th oldest marie house In Virginia --And along with thla matchless Une we offer you our experience of over twenty-fir years in which we have learned much that wUl help you to nytke a wise selection of an instrument --Our terms and prices are fending features they wlU agreeably surprise you Here la th line: LV perfect condition and everything was as i thoroughly in harmony with the game as In the seoond half Wuhan and Mary kicked and the Spiders' defended the east goaL Meads made a tremand us kick and the whirling oval never touched ground until It reached the 1-yard line Throckmorton received 'It' and Ocooh made I 1-1 yards Hardy than lost the ground that had been gained and the ball was hovering within dangerous distance of the goal lina 'A kick saved the day for the time being and Meade receiving the ball on the 4d-jdird line made a dash to the M-yard Una Dade skirted the end for a gain of 1 and Bummers fumbling a snap lost yard Then at a most crucial point Meade made his sensational drop Hok from the 25-yard line and the ball twirled gently over-and behind the goal scoring the visitors 4 points) after II minutes of play Richmond on a choice mads the kick off Johnson received the ball and was downed on the 26-yard line by: Wright Several yards were gained and Summers made through the line Walls won I twice In succession William and Mary was penalised 15 yards for holding- Summers made I and then the visitors kicked The ball went almost straight up and Thnwkmortos receiving the catch made 5 Jones was then put In the place of Hardy The ball was now In the 15-yard line and Richmond seemed determined to score' a touchdown The visitors were equally determined to pre- 8011 would make long gains but vent it But the Orange and White held wvef as a long dash was made the oval bravely against the fierce onslaughts bravely against the fierce onslaughts The Second Half Rosben a three-year-old owned by Davy Johnson baa become a great favorite all over the country All the sporting men wonder at tha remarkable powers this horse has developed in the past season When Roeben first appeared on the track he was hardly noticed but he turned out to be as sound aa steel' and all the track men keep an anxious ays on him inevitably come back to the center I and eventually won the ball on down of fleM- undecided whither to Walls made 5 yfcrda and Richmond make Its scoring flight I blocked an end piny and the ball was Star players played a feature game on i downed on the 55-yard Une both sides Mensch Throckmorton and and Mary was penalised for holdlrg Hardy for the homo team and Meade Walls made 1 yard Held again the Walls and Bummer for the visitors visitors kicked to 55-yard Mensfeh who Is always good at quarter made his usual splendid display Throckmorton skirted the William and Maty ends for several good gains and Hardy showed himself In fine form by his Une work Meade made some fine runs and featured on hla kicking Walla won perhaps the heartiest applause by his won- line and tha runner was downed in bis tracks Richmond kicked and Meade won the X-yard 11ns The visitor were penalised for off aide play The ball waa kicked and fell on Richmond's 45-yard Une This ended the half and the grama was over with the ball In The homers' poevees'on on th yard line derful hurdling and Summers in his e-t appearance as quarter showed good bead work t-v Th I was clean and hard fought from beginning to end and showed the NEW TORY OcL a-Ftorty-flv deaths Inju: end huntlredn of senous Injuries la th record of football for th last five year Hardly a Mingle game ha been played during which it has not been necessary to carry one or more of the players from th field In almost every Instance the dtslh or injury was due directly to the heavy mas nlsys against which Preid-dcut Roosevelt and tb country at large are protesting so vigorously To bhronlcul all the Injuries would require the us of thousands of names and ved then none would be included where th hurt waa of a lass serious character than tb breaking of a collar btuie Th mere spraining of an ankle la not considered of sufficient Importance to Interest anybody except th individual player and perhaps bis parents But In the big college games alone the Urn of Injuries is large enough to prove Interesting showing a a It does ten legs and fourteen collar bones broken In four years of play for a brief six weeks each othin to say notiifp of four skulls frseturMi five spines injured tour shoulders dislocated eud a couple of broken noses One player gut his neck broken without Its causing his death Of th forty-five who gave thler lives to football nearly every death may be traced to the "unneoeesary roughness" against which Mr Roosevelt has protested Pteked up unconclou fro from beneath tnees of oilior players It was generally found that ilclu the victim had bean kicked In the head or stomach so as to cause Internal Injuria or concussion of the brain which sonar or later ended life Sixteen died as a result of Internal injuries four from broken necks six from conclusion of tho brain eight from broken back three from paralysis two from heart failure one from lockjaw on from blood poisoning due to out received In a game on from hemorrhages and two from meningitis Induced by spinal injuries suffered In play -But those who maintain that the gam In danger of being buried beneath aa avalanche of popular disapproval bavs plenty of evidence on which to argue thler point that tha very best players are In constant peril If not of taler Uvoa at least of re in for life Elba of Harvard for Instance in 1200 was out after th game with West Point Wilt Princeton's tag guard bad to bo to taken out of the game tor week at a time because of injuries Roper and Davis two of the orange and black's most promising players went out with strained ligaments grade play Perry Hale Yale's big full back In that year hurt both hla knee nu oiiAe senousiy before th games were played Wiley and Burke of Princeton two promising candidates were put out In Itm with broken collar bones and Mills giant guard had the ligaments ot his anlds broken In the Cornell game of 1ML In practice thst year such a seasoned player as Wilbeimla half back hod to be carried off the field with a wrencued knee which kept him out of the game for days whli Soper and Andrews Yale's substitute half back and guard were Internally injured After the gams with Harvard De Baullee of Yale bad to be taken to Bosun hospital Tyndeman and Foot of Cornell were put out of th game In 1M with a dislocated shoulder and a broken nose Will-luii captain had his spine ser-1 with Virginia In ns of Columbia ankle broken in tha Yal game of IMS Turner of Brooklyn and Lawrence of Bayahor two promising candidates for vsrsKy position a rti uui out last year one with a strained baric and the other with a dislocated knes Twite hoil of Hartford substitute quarter back tor Yale had hla spins badly hurt Brill star tackle had to leave th Un when be had bean depended upon hold Hogan great tackle and an X-ray suowed that tha bones of hla shoulder were shattered Already i his season Hollenbeck ef the Cniversity of Pennsylvania a prominent -sndldate tor left end has had his leg oroken above th ankle And all of the jig games and most of the games of leaser played mportaace are yet to be R-M 17 INDIANS 4 1 Yn Exhibition Game in Which There Was Good Playing Moeelel to Tho Tlmoa-Dtarer ASHLAND VA October 2L-JU exciting game of fooCbad waa played ben this afternoon on th collage campus between the of Richmond and the Randolph-Macon team The gam was an exhibition on and Mr BueeaU the coach of the Randolph-Maooo team made use ot most of hla men aa a teat substituting Harris at left end for Davie Baldwin at right and tor Owans Wood-houss at centre for James Irby as right guard for Harrison Oarer as full for Uradcnbaugh Dumvlll he left half for Holland and Hall aa guard for Rand The play was swift ctad hard during the first half of twenty minutes and several brilliant plays were made On account of the latencoa of th hour of staring play the second half was sluggish and uninteresting on account of darkness In tha first half Walters the right half back of the local team scored three touchdown Randolph-Macon Oruner -the captain of th made several fine plays on la partlcu-'ar being a drop kick to goal from the wenty yard line a so sharp aad decisive galas through Randolph lino the second half Walton of th local earn made several long end runs which vers enthusiastically applauded Dr Jordan acted a referee and Mr dmlth aa umpire The aeon was 17 to la favor of Randolph-Macon All of tho -laying was practically don la the first half os the darkneae la the second mused much fumbling of the hull oa oth sides I- II ST xo Hotly Contested Game All in the First Half Dispatch) lexiFTgton VK October E-Vta- glsia Military Institute this afternoon defeated (L College by the soon of 11 to Ml In a hotly contested game 411 the scoring waa done In tha first half It scored after seven minntee of day Drop kick from by Duvall end by fak end run along slda Virginia Military dime by straight football making most galas outside of tackles Tnstr lbng gw HA were weakened by feeble attacks the ball was lost at crucial moments tumbles on downs and ones an penalty- Duvall left half bfcck waa star ptaycr tor St John's and for cadets Coffee captain right bad Etude right guard Dodson Ml back Beekner qusrterhack and ends put up brilliant -emu Th team Showed sri-huf of rounding Into after ffs many ttbaeka- Umplre Captain Rankin of Washfng-nn and Lac Referee MY "Blank" of Maryland Agricultural Cbltaws Halves twsaty aad twsnty-fivu Mint -utmost fairness Details of the Game In- the first half William and Mary won th toss and chose to defend the west goat Richmond kicked and Hankins received the ball on the 10 yard line Meade was given tha bait and went out bound Th bail was-replaced and Walls In a splendid hurdle won five yards A mas play was tried and resulted In no gain Wills then hurdled another yard and th visitors had to kick on the th'rd down Mwcb Um punt on the 50 yard Une and made yards Throckmorton skirted right end and made 5 yards Hardy made a yard then 1 1-1 yards and the ball was kick-on the third down Summers caught the skirling oval on th 40 yard line aa with a tackle play Hankina plunged through tha Une for 4 yards Meade In a good run won tHl yard line and Walls tunned nrS made the down at theM yard (Ins John- on tried th Une Ineffectually- the hom- went through for a small wain and Walls who waa alsraya called upon jn Si tight placs leaped Ms usual five Two 'more attempts were ineffectual and Yesterday's Game Went" to 'An- napolis By a Score of 39 to TARHEELS WEAK AT TACKLE Unable to Stop the Re- suit of Games in Other Places Result of Football Games on Yesterday Annapolis (Navy) 18 Untvaralty of Ca North Carolina 0 i Harvard 6 wast Point 0 Yale 12 Pennsylvania Stats Col- SO Western University of Ponnaylvanla 0 University of Ponnsylvanla 8 Brown 8 Columbia 10 Amherat 10 Princeton 22 Lafayette 4 Georgetown 0 Swarthmoro 2k WMtayan 81 Naw York Unlvaralty 0 Union 8 Trinity 0 Phillip Andover 5 Harvard Freshmen 4 Dartmouth 24 Williams 0 Chicago 4 Wieeonaln 0 Michigan 31 Nebraska 0 Unlveralty of Virginia 15 Biiek-nell 11 Danvllls Military Institute 80 Franklin Military Academy 0 Holyeroaa 12 Worcester Technology Institute 0 Carlisle Indians 25 Dickinson 0 Lehigh 23 Franklin and Marshall Unlveralty of Vermont 0 New Hampshire' 0 Kentucky University 0 Northwestern 0 University of Minnesota 89 University of Iowa 0 1 Purdue 29 llllnola 0 Georgia Tech 12 University of Alabama 8 Vanderbilt Unlveralty 48 University of Tennessee 0 West Virginia University 49 Beth any 0 Go sorga Washington 0 Johns Hopkins 0 Clem sen 89 University of Georgia 0 1 (Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) ANNAPOU8 MD October XL-Tha Navy foot-ball team defeated the eleven of North Carolina hero this afternoon by a score of 59 to II gaining an unexpectedly decisive victory' The Navy team again demonstrated that It la a wonderful scoring aggregation and the visitors were utterly unable to stop th Navy's dashing backs The visiting team was composed of at least as heavy men as tha mid hip-men but were not In the same else as foot-hall players The weak point of tha North Carolina players was their tackling and they appeared unschooled In sharp strong dive at the runner Time and time again one of the visitors would have his bands on a midshipman runner hut could not hold him Good End Work Townsend and Wright played good games at end and would generally break up the Interference bilt tha loose man was almost always the runner and there would no -ono to get him Coach Daahlella again adopted the policy of running in fresh substitute all through the gam thus giving almost all the likely candidates something to do This policy hag resulted In great uncertainty as to whom the first team men are and not more than ono or two of the positions are af all sure The work of Norton and' Decker at quarter was compared to-day as both are making a hard fight for the position His drop kicking given Norton a start for the position hut Decker's runs were the feature to-day and he move the team a little faster Bernard and Spencer also got In long apr'nte during the contest In the second halt the play waa more open and epee-taculafl The Line-Up Nary Position IT of CL Welch left end Townae nd (Strother) 1 Pie rsol left tackle 'Abernathy (McKinney) left guard Gardner Criusey center Parker (Rees) Bhaffrotk rtsht guard Traylor (BUngluff) (Zagl e) Grady right tackle Story Woodworth right end Wright (Dagne) Norton quarter Sadler (Decker Needham) Spencer left half saaeeeae Winburne (JcneS) I Doherty right half Snipes (Bernard) Ghoi mley full Robert son (Smith) (Captain) Refer Dr Herbert Whitehurst Un! verslty of Maryland Umpire Mr Gresham Poe Princeton' Touchdowns Ghorm-ley 1 Doherty Spencer Grady Goals from touchdowns kicked Norton Goals from touchdowns missed Decker Needham Tima two twenty minutes halves I 56 GALLAUDET a Cadets Had No Trouble In Defeating the Sign-Makers (Special to lb Tlmes-Dlspatch) BLACKSBURG VA October had no trouble hi defeating Gallaud-rt In a perfectly clean gam Not a single penalty was administered During th first half the Techs had their first team In except Treadwell and by the brilliant end run by Carpenter Webber and Nutter and line plays of HorlancMiCwls Stickling Willses and Hynes succeeded Hardman Standard Steinway Weber Kimball Wheeloek Haines a 4V RoyalL Victor TsIUiig Untlncs only await jroug touch' to IIU your home with tho' true volesa ef the greateet 1 speaker and ringers 'A variety of ecleo-tloug so great that rjy on can And tbs 1 plec tha particular ssbctlan they wish sad there Is sever cause to 00m-ptalit 1 Prless from 818 up-wrd Msybe you Interested In our PIANOLAS and PIANOLA PIAN08 A plsno looks the same W19 or without thee attachments The difference to lit the fleet that any esc can with their aid piny th age's best Or la Begins Munis Box you wtafaT A fin 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Main fltreat ra 1 lost the had nn the eg v-- i'm 'The invincible Throckmorton skirted tha end for yards and made In piling up 41 points In twenty minutes When the second half opened up only Carpenter and Lewis of tho first team appeared on -the field The others were second team men but they scored 15 points In ten minutes -For Gallaudets: Kukesell (elder) Hlcb and Horton did excellent work but lack ed Wright enough to make plays count The line-up: I Position GallaudeL Webber Shuey Left end Reichsrd Wilson Varner Iril tackle Sha: Cunningham Diffendnl Loft guard Dnderhlll Stiles Johnson Center Stickling jfc- wslker-4 Right guard Chandler Hynes' Branch' Right tackle Nukesa rt i (Captain) Lewis (CsptainJRlght end Russell Harris Nutter Quarter-back Hlch Carpenter Right half lack MaJur Nutter Cox-m Deft halfback Horton Hollan Hanvey Full back McCandl'sh Substitutes for D'fferdsl Johnson Walker Braneh Hanvey Vsrrer Squires Grant and Cox Substitutes for Kutxleb" CadwelL Erwin end Elder Vswter Umpire-Miles Clarke of Gallaudet Gary Final to A INDIANS DEFEAT DICKINSON IN A VERY ROUGH GAME Harrisburg Pa October a-The CarHele Indians defeated Dickinson College by to 0 In a rough game of foot ball to-day at Island Park Captain Davis of Dickinson was Injured In a fight with Dubois an Indian In the second half and was carried off the field end placed in the care of a physician Several players were hurt bu not badly enough to keen them out of the game in the fight between th two teams which fo'Iowed th clash between Davis and Duhois Harvard 6: West Piont 0 (By Associated Press) WEST POINT October Harvard defeated Wwt foot-ball eleven fo-duy by the score of 6 to 0 although the Army team gained nearly twice aa much ground as their opponents Surprised by West- unexpected strong attack Harvard was in danger of defeat until late in -the game when she scored on a fumble of West Point Although the play of both teams was marred by fumbling and penalties the entire thirty-five play was filled with spectacular rune and open plays which held an audience of several thousand spectators at a high pitch of excitement A gale of wind' which swept th field lengthwise' caught the punts and frequency carried the ball nearly fifty feet above the ground for two-thirds of the gridiron length Wind mad it practically Impossible to catch the punts safely It wu during the scramble on hands and knees after one of these fumbled kicks that Harvard scored Princeton 22 Lafayette 4 PRINCETON October Princeton defeated Lafayette this afternoon In a hard-fought game by the soon of 22 to A During the first half Princeton played aggrersively and pounded tho opposing Une unmercifully making three touchdowns dus chiefly to tho success of Bard and Daub In carrying the ball In the second half however Lafayette developed a wonderful defense and outplayed Princeton in all departments English Pilgrims Won NEW YORK October About 4000 persons gathered at tho Polo Grounds to-day to see the association foot-ball game between the Pilgrims of England and a picked eleven from clubs In the vicinity of Greater New York The visiting team won by a ecoro of 7 goals to Brown Beaten PHILADELPHIA October 21 -Pennsylvania to-dey defeated Brown University at football by a score of I jo 1 The score does not correctly show the relative strength of the: two elevens as Pcnnaylvffnla should have scored at least three touchdowns while Brown did not cross the Pennsylvania goal Danville 30 Franklin DANVILLE VA October The Den-vflle Military Institute defeated the Franklin Military Institute here this afternoon by a score of 30 to 1 Coach Rardln of the IX mado several sensational touchdowns 111 Captured This Event Carrying the Top Weight of 117 Pounds BEAT RACE KING BY A HEAD Disobedient the Favorite Finished Third in the Oceanus Stakes (By Associated Press) NEW YORK Octooer Aernaut carrying top weight Ill pounds won tb Tamaqua handicap six furlongs at Jamaica to-day' defeating Race King by a head Disobedient the 3 to 5 favorite finished third in the Oceanus Slakes be mg beaun heads by Snow and Zlsnap bnllant in tbs filth race was the only invent to win First race-six' Monet to li first Mad Mullah (U to second Geranium a to I) third Time VM Second Mile and Yorkshire Lad OS to 6) first Jack Young (la to 1) second Arah Cowan (20 to I) third Time 1:41 Third Th Oceanus Stakes fire and one-half 8now 15 to first Zienap (20 to I) second Disobedient (3 to third Tims 1:07 1-4 Fourth race-Tha Tamaqua Handicap six Aeronaut (9 to 2) first Race King (I to 1) second True Wing (15 to third Tim 1:13 2-5 Fifth On mile and Brilliant (5 to 5) first Maid Of Tlmbuo-too 5 to 2) second Gambler (I to 1) third Time Sixth race-MJls and a Loul 2 to 1) first Psllette (8 to 1) second ostrich (even) third Time 1:56 The Latonia Track CINCINNATI OHIO October tools summaries: First One Axellna 1 to 1 first Bonnie Prince Char lit (I to 2) seoond Jungle imp (5 to 2) third Time 1:45 Seoond Six Llentenan Rice 9 to 10) first Gold Bell (X ta 1) second Magistrate (18 to 5) third Time 1:19 1-6 Third race Mile and ono hundred yards -Branca (even) first Estrada Palma (2 to 1) second Sis Lee (30 to 1) third Time 1:54 1-6 Fourth Th Avondale Handicap-six Berehaval (18 to 1) drat: Sister France (10 to I) second Orbl-eular7 to 2) third Time' ldl 1-6 Fifth MU and on hundred yards -Glisten 9 to 6) first Little Elkin 2 to 1) second Plautus (20 to 1) third Time 2:12 4-6 Sixth Five and one-half furlong (7 to first: Valencia (19 to 1) second Lady Esther 9 to lfl) third Time Iff! 8-8 VIRGINIA LEAGUE Lynchburg Delegates Coining tc Richmond to Organize (Special to The Tlmes-DispatCh) LYNCHBURG 1 VA October A meeting of baseball enthusiasts was held here this afternoon and two gentlemen acre selected to ga to Richmond next Tuesday to represent the 1 city at the treating for th reorganisation of the Virginia League After the league la or-gvntsed association will he formed" with ample capital to hack the club next season Much Interest Is being manifested here ever tho prospect of profSeekwial ban Richmonders in New York (Special -to The Times-Dispatch) NEW YORK October Grand CLi Epps and wife Navarre Harrison: Hoffman 8 Morgan CHhhnern Wright Waldurf Mis Jobson Mias Wade Hotel Astor Reed York Weigh And atfa several small gains until the hall was lost on downs Meade wan given the oval and wna thrown for a loss hr Wrlaht fer 5 yards Walls returned and on the third down the visitors were forced to kick Mensch received the ball on the yard l'ns and was downed Here Gooch was substituted for T'hnan Throckmortfm plunged through the Une The Line-Up Following Is th line-up of th two teems: Wm and Mary Richmond HunMngtoh Deft end Wr'gbt Johnson Deft tackle Strlngfellow fountain MsrTVmaM Daft gqgrd Rohe-tron Wilkinson Center Wa't Watson Hlsbt guard Mcfrea Hankina RtM tackle Pn-a4 Barbour Rlrtt end FImor Quarter-back Mn'ch (Canta'n) Deft half Throckmoron Fun back Hardy Right half Tinman Umpire-Haw of Washington and Dee Robins 1 Head llnes-man-Robinson Randolph-Macon Halves -X minutes Boors 4 to 0 In flavor of William and Mary Meade Walls Dads BLUE JACKETS PLAY Battleship Teams Unable to Score Against Each Other fRpecial to The Ttmes-Dlspatc) NEWPORT NBTWS VA October Blue Jacket toot-ball teams from the slater battleships Kearsarga and Kentucky battled to a draw at Fort Monroe this afternoon neither aide being able to score The game waa hard played to the finish and th sailor rooter nearly went wUd This morning the battleship Alabama eleven defeated the team from the Iowa In a onesided contest tha score being 20 to A The Alabama band led the way back to the wharf playing Every 1U lock bright at th out vet BatT tb ua of prosperity shine wighUst whsrs careful forethought baa banibd tha shadow of poasl-bl mlsfortas Chlldm who car grew op to be thoughtful sad proapwoui Th careful sever and shrewd -larMtor vr eoeiss want Our bask epm and cirri ac eounta fossa II apt Hundreds whmr aasar 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