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MTCHE2 NEWS-DEMOCRAT; SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 191S li 1 1 1 It -l? -v- 3 1 'I i -4 Pi4G SIX The Live Wire Sporting Page Of Miss, and La. Swimming, Shooting, Etc- The Only Exclusive Sportin; Page In Mississippi Baseball, Football, Basket Ball, Tennis, OoJ NEW GYM WILL BE OPENED MONDAY GEORGETOWN SpcDiSims News flasle mm. DEFEATS A mm 4.v.

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C. SECURES DAVIDSON AS COACH IN BOXING AND WRESTLING. i 4 1 it HARVARD WINS OVER AGGIES HOLY CROSS TIES ARMY 1 OUIITFFN TO FOUKTFFN SC0IIF IN WF.Mi PliAYFI) GAMFi AT POINT West Oct. 2. (By Associated Press.) The Army eleven and Holy-Cross tied here today with a 14 to score.

Both teams scored two touchodowns. Holy Cross played a strong (aggressivje game throu-zhout while the Army atteptod to score by-rushes and trick plays. SOFTIIWFSTFRN PRFP.YTFRIAN UNI FRS IT BFFFATFD BY KCORF OF 37 TO 0 Nashville, Oct. 2. (By Associated 'Press.) Vanderbjlt scored 47 points on southwestern Presbyter- University thin afternoon while the S.

P. U. boys were unable to cross mderbilt Yanderbilt' goal Th. team showed wonderful improvement from the first game and played in rare form. S.

P. lT. show, promise of wonderful material but was unable to bring the ball to within striking distance of Yanderbilt's goal. CORNELL WINS GAME ROM OBERLIN COLLEGE Ithaca, X. Oct.

2. (By Asso- ciaieu t-ress. i orneii won erlin this afternoon score over Ob 4 to 0. Cornell's back field showed up weak but was strengthened as the game The score would have been higher but for this delect. SOUTH CAROLINA WINS OVER NEWBERRY COLLEGE Columbia.

soeiated Press.) feated Newberry score of 21) to 0. a pin ye game Oct. 2. (By As-South Carolina de-this afternoon by a Xew berry played but South Carolina had the advantage perienee. in weight and ex- niniii Jim erAnro ON -ERSKINE COLLEGE Greenville, S.

Oct. 2. (By Associated Press.) Furman scored 63 pointas to Krskir.e'g 0 this afternoon in a one sided gridiron contest. VANDERB1LT Monday, October 4th will mark the opening of the new gymnasium of the C. Y.

'M. Sam Davidson has been secured as coach in wrestling and boxing and Brother Adelard will act as indoor baseball coach. Among the other mntters to be taken up by the association is the formation of basket ball team and arranging a schedule for the games with Company Jefferson College and several New Orleans teams. An indoor game with the Cathedral School will be played on Tuesday, October T.th. The rules and regulations of the C.

Y. C. will be placed on the walls of the new pymnasium for the guidance of members, all of whom are requested to report at the gymnasium IMonday for the opening 'basketball game and for indoor baseball instruction, rioth coaches desire the presence of the members. Indoor Baseball. The.

C. Y. M. C. indoor baseball team will meet the Cathedral school team Tuesday evening at 4 o'clock sharp on the Cathedral campus.

Both teams are evenly matched and a fast and interesting game is expected. This ill be the first reaf indoor game cf the season and a large crowd is expected, The line ups will be given later. There will be no admission charge. The C. Y.

M. C. are making a big improvement in their gym by painting an indoor baseball court and a basket ball court and also a race track. The C. Y.

M. promised the fans to have some good games pulled off this season in their gym. oooooooooo SPORT NOTES. ooooooooo James A. Ten Eyck, son of the veteran coach of Syracuse university and a former Syracuse oarsman him-ealf, may be selected to coach the University of Wisconsin crew if the Badgers take up rowing again.

As coach of the Duluth boat club, young Ten Eyck has met with marked success. Ralph de Talma has entered the auto contests at Trenton Fair. The speed king formerly lived in Jersey. Tomorrow is getaway day at Havre de Orace. Ilughie Jennings' fight for the pennant was one of the earnest old base ball has known.

George Cunha, the Honolulu swimmer, who is ranged next to Duke Kahanamoku as a water speed merchant, has joined the Olympic club of San Francisco. There will he no intercity baseball series in Greater New York, it has been decided by the owners of the New York Nationals, New York Americans and Brooklyn Nationals. Boston is again baseball mad. Even the new Braves Field will hardly hold the World Series bugs. The Scores VIRGINIA VICTOR OVER YALE TEAM 11LI 'F BY (SOUS DOWN IX DFFFAT SCOKF OF TKX TO IN HAHD FOUGHT GAM VIRGINIA HANDS YALF Si KPUISF OF FA SON liY ACCIOFXTAIj VICTORY New Tlaven, Jet.

2. (By Associated Press.) Vale met an unexpected defeat here today from the well balanced eleven of the University of Virginia. The Virginia lads employed offensive and defensive tactics which Yale was unable to penetrate and although the game was one of the hardest fought gridiron battles the wearers of the blue ever fought she went down in defeat. Virginia scored ten points in the has been a battle, back and forth ov-had been a battle back and orth over a fast field with both teams at their best and spectacular play after another. In the last quarter Yah" was driven almost to her goal but.

retained possession of the ball. Yale fumbled a pass at this critical and Virginia man fell on the ball for a touchdown. When the referees whistle announced a touchdown the Virginia rooters gave one of the greatest demonstrations over witnessed here. The goal seemed to take the heart out of Yale although the players fought desperately it was a defensive game after that with the exception of several briliantly executed trick plays which were blocked by Virginia. Thurman of Virginia later kicked field goal from the forty yard line.

This ended the score as the whistle blew for the game shortly afterwards. DAVIDSON AND CLEMSON TIE UP Clemson, Oct. 2. (By Asociated Press.) Clemson and Davidson battled to a a to 0 score here today. Both teams played well but neither could get within striking distance of the oal of his opponent.

ALABAMA WALLOPS HOWARD COLLEGE Tuscalosa, Oct. 2. (By Associated Alabama walloped Howard to the tune of 44 to 0 this afternoon. Alabama's goal was never in danger while she scored on Howard continuously. lOceiVt fhe I ev CRIMSON PLAYFKS WIN SLIM VICTORY OVFR AGGIFS FOOTBALL SOCAB Cambridge, Mass.

O' t. 2. By Associated Press.) The wearers of the crimson won a slim victory over the Massachusetts aggies here this afternoon. Harvard scored but once on the aggies and this after hard fighting from the middle of the field. To aggies put up a game that surprised the football world and for a ilici" it looked as if thov would hold Harvard scoreless.

WOLVERINES WALK AWAY WITHLAWRENCE Madison, Wise, OcH. Associated Press. The last, and invasion team walked away with the Bewrence football team today by a score of to 0. The game was one sided but showed the wonderful offensive tactics of the wolverines. TEXAS PLAYS RINGS AROJJNDCHRISTIAN Austin, Ty-, -t.

.2. -(By Associated Press.) Texas University played rings around Christian University today and won by the tremendous score of 72 to 0. The 'hristia boys were unable to check Texas' line bucks or to prevent forward passes. This resulted in th-ir downfall. MINNEAPOLIS WINS FROM SOUTH DAKOTA 0 Minneapolis, oct.

2. -(By Associated 1'ress.) The Minneapolis football team defeated North Dakota here this afternoon by a score' of 41 to a. Minenapolis outplayed her opponents at all stages of the game. AN IRRESISTIBLE MONEY-SAVING PROPOSITION Come to iny yonr clothes from stock of the latest store. select mv enormous weaves, let me measure you and build, your suit.

Then, after you are absolutely satisfied with it, pay me 75 per cent of what you would have to pay elsewhere, and it is yours. LET ME MAKE YOUR SUIT S. and H. GREEN STAMPS. GRADY'S Men's Furnishings and Hats.

406 MAIN ST. NATCHEZ, MISS- The Place L.S.U. DOWNS JEFFERSON scoki: OF 11 TO xoTiiixc; is WHAT JKFFKIISOX DK.WYS AGAINST IiOl'JSIANA Baton Rouge, Oct. 2. (By As sociated l'ress.) The football eleven of the Iouisiana State University de feated the pigskin aggregation of the Jefferson College here today by a score of 41 to 0.

S. 17. handled the Jefferson boys almost at will and developed an offensive which the Jefferson boys were imbale to Despite the one sided score the game was interesting and was well played by both teams. DEMAND $25 000 FOR FIGHT WITH RITCHIE New York. Oct.

2 Freddie Welsh, the ilghtweight champion of the world, is in our midst. The wearer of the emblem drifted this way a few days ago after quite a sojourn in sunny California, and with him was his wife; daughter, son, Freddy, and a little hairless dog. Freddy was naturally the most uninteresting member of the party, for we know him, but the two little kiddies and the diminutive ki-yi were total strangers and therefore stirred our curiosity. Freddie is anxious to tackle any person that toddles along on two feet providing he receives a fair remuneration for his part of the program. hostilities ae desired to go twenty rounds, with a decision, why Freddie will be willing to go through with a guarantee of which is not so much when you take into consideration that his championship might go flitting away.

Regarding William Ritchie, Freddie still insists that Willie must hand over to Freddie the same sum that Freddie handed Willie in London one bright evening meaning $25,000, to get a fight, and Willie must weigh lo.j pounds about two p. m. Fredtiie feels that he is not asking too much for a championship bout, for hp had to bide his time before he got a winning crack at the crown. Freddie looks better than he did for many months. For nearly ten weeks he basked around on the sands at Venice, played in the Pacific Ocean, lived the pure and simple life, and also did some goat shooting on Catalina Island.

The goat shooting was a thriller, with trusty mounts treading along trails inches wide on the verge of mountainous paths. Freddie shot six or sixty goats, which proves that shooting must be good. The champion weighs 14 2 pounds, and is ready to engage in as many ten-round encounters as ambitious promoters will dish up. The more fights he has the betteroff those two kiddies will be. Yesterday's Results t.J NATIONAL LEAGUE.

4 4 4 Cincinnati, 3-3; Chicago, f-0. First game twelve innings; second called at end sixth; darkness. St. Louis, Pittsburg, 1. New York-Brooklyn; two games postponed; rain.

Boston-Philadelphia; rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE. 4 a Washington, 3-3; Boston, 1-3. Sec ond game called end tenth; darkness. Chicago, 3-6; St.

Louis, 0-1. Detroit, Cleveland, eleven in nings. Philadelphia-New York; two post poned; rain. 4 4 i 2 I 4 FEDERAL LEAGUE. akJm Ti aSm mim mlm mlLm mim aTa mfm Baltimore, 1-2; Newark, 7-3.

Pittsburg, 5-3; Chicago, 8-6; second game eleven innings. Brooklyn-Buffalo; two games post poned; rain. St. Louis, Kansas City, 4. a AGGIES DEFEAT ISSIPPI LLEGE CLINTON I'NAl Jlil! TO STOP m'SIIFS OF STAUKSVIFLF PIGSKIN HOOTFRS FARM Fit LADS DOWN BAPTIST BOYS BY SCOKF OF 12 TO AT CAPITAL tiROUNDS Jackson, Oct.

2. (By Associated Press. -M ississippi Agricultural and Technical college playing a stron- and steady game, defeated the eleven of Mississippi College here this i afternoon in a struggle which will rank among tne naroesi imimu ever witnessed on the Fair Grounds. The score was 12 to 0. The aggies played a strong offensive game and kept the ball in Mississippi's territory during a greater part of the game.

The Clinton lads were game from the start to finish. Mississippi's backfield played an exceptionally stong game. The farmer lads, however, pounded the line steady gains and outgeneraled for llie Baptist boys. The game was witnessed by a large crowd from both colleges and from various parts of the state. DARTMOUTH VICTOR OVER MAINEJJNIVERSITY Hanover, X.

Oct. 2. I Associated Press.) Dartmouth won from Main in a hard fought but one sided game this afternoon. The fi- nn 1 score i scored at was 04 to u. Dartmouth will and would have piled the score higher but lor sub.stitut.es.

WASHINGTON LEE DEFEATSWEST VIRGINIA Bynchburg, Oct. 2. (By Associated Press.) West Virginia college went down in defeat, today before the superior team of Washington Leo 'University. The final score was 2' to 0. GEORGIA TECK IS VICTOR OVER MERCER Atlanta, Ga Oct.

2. (By Associated Press.) Georgia Teen scored 52 points on Mercer this while Mercer was unable to score a single jpoiint. The game wag witnessed by a record breaking crowd and was some- 1 what of a disappointment as a much i closer score had been predicted smiles. For Fun! HS CO i i Annapolis, Oct. 2.

(By Auc Press.) Georgetown sprung a prise, mi Annapolis this afternoon walked off with the football la with a score of to i). A coalfield did the trick. Navy piny strong game and for a time P. like winners. PRINCETON SCORES TEN ON RUTG Princeton, X.

Oct. 2. (By soeiated Press.) The purple Void wa rriers won a victory i gers today by a 10 to 0 score, j'r ton scored early in the game mil unable to cross liuigeis goal Princeton played an game and kept her opponents defensive almost the entire foui ters. Brilliant open play wii the part of Princeton was a Stcok For Sa Stock For Sa "Will receive WediuSil.i y. one c.ir yoimir niuriv, liorscs.

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it. vidaCia, la 1 1 I 4 i '1 i ,1 1 i i i erjbody 1 oy QprrSj? And Standings i 4 I How Thoy Stand J. NATIONAL LEAGUE. 4 Won Philadelphia 88 Boston 79 Brooklyn 79 St. Louis 72 Pittsburg 72 Chicago 70 Cincinnati C9 New York 68 Lost 61 68 70 80 81 80 82 79 P.C.

.591 .530 .474 .471 .467 .457 .462 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE. 4 Won IjOst P.C. est Straight Whiskey and Good Mellow Whiskies Great Divide 4 quarts for Well, that is, almost everybody. Of course, we except the man who uses smoked glasses to take all the brightness out of life And the old codger who believes that the theatres are very, Very wicked And the gentleman who buttons his collar in the back because he hates to look forward And his neighbor who thinks railroad trains and newspapers should slop on Sunday. These fellows hold up their hands in holy horror at Other folks, who get some real joy out of life, buy it every Tuesday morning at their nearest newsstand, and go about all 02 'quarts for 99 47 .679 Detroit 98 56 .636 Chicago 92 60 .605 Washington 84 66 .560 New York 66 ,81 .449 St.

Louis 63 90 .412 Cleveland 57 94 .377 41" 108 .275 Pedro's Pride, bottled in bond, 4 quarts for 1-2 Pints per dozen case goods The place to get GOOD Whiskey, the money. Send P- O. Money Order. FEDERAL LEAGUE. p.c.

.567 .563 Guaranteed Good Whiskey Box 63 SAM the rest or the week with their faces wreathed Try It This Week Just ,562 PEDRO -V Won Lost Chicago 85 65 Pittsburg 85 66 St. v. 86 67 Kansas City 81 71 Newark 79 71 BunJo 74j 78 Brooklyn 70 82 46 106 .534 ,527 .478 Walter Yale athlete, and son of he famous dean of football, at Old Eli, has found a new training stunt. He is bossing a section gang engaged in repairing tracks in Hart .46 .303 ford. .11 I iJ lac: I'm I fill t.

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