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OCTOBER 16, 1914. JUST DOPE. By "Gosh." MICHIGAN AND lANDY LIKELY TO HAVE BREAK By W.C. Charges of Roughness and Unsportsmanlike -Conduct iTLANTA FMDM Growing Out ofi Saturday's TIEE GHAnLQTT BOYS ARE WITH Game, May Result in Van GEORGIA WORRIED BLUE AND WRITE ITIMTES Yesterday up in Chicago the Americans won the fourth and deciding game from the Cubs in the inter-league series 'for the championship of thee ity. The Cubs finished around the .500 mark and if we remember correctly the White Sox were somewhere around the .450 point.

Three series as far as we know and excluding the world's series were played between rival clubs. In St. Louis the Americans won and ditto in Chicago. In New York the Giants won with four out of five. Three series therefore have been played and the A.

L. has copped two. Are the lower teams stronger in the American than in the National? The Carolina football squad will pass through the city tonight en route to Atlanta where they meet the Uni-versiay of Georgia tomorrow. Along about November 7 the Tar Heel machine will pull into Charlotte on the same train but they won't pass on through they'll stop here for an engagement with V. M.

I. dy's Cutting Michigan from CAROLINA SOU dm Gfi! Schedule. Special to The News. Nashville, Oct. 16.

For the first time since Vanderbilt and Michigan have been meeting; on the gridiron bad feeling arose in the game between Opening of Ford Branch The rapidly increasing demand for-Ford cars in Charlotte and the Care linas generaPy commands the direct factory service, and so we have opened a Ford Branch in Charlotte. The Ford Motor Company has been represented in Charlotte and surrounding territory for a number of years by the Ford Sales Company but the wide expansion of our business arid the progressive economies of' our policy coupled-with the desire to give owners of Ford cars the most prompt and liberal after-service, makes nec essary the establishing of Ford branches. in all cities as important commercially as Charlotte. The Tord Branch House and Service Station is now located at 222 N. Tryon Street, and extends to the general public and1 owners of Ford cars, the assurance of most complete Ford service and an invitation to call and 'get acquainted.

FORD MOTOR COMPANY 222 North' Tryon Street. uracKers bamu urropiea as be Big Battle of Season" them last Saturday at Ann Arbor, ac cording to the members of the team During the game both the Michigan Result of Sewanee Game-New Men Groomed For Tar Heels. Special to The News. i i players and the big crowd of spectators accused the Southerners of playing The 'Carolina football team twenty strong will pass through the city tonight on train No. 43 en route to Atlanta, where on tomorrow they meet the strong team representing the University of Georgia.

It will be the Tar Heels' first real engagement of the season and the result Is therefore looked forward to with much interest. Monday's game against the University South Carolina was sti pposed to start the hard end of Carolina's schedule but the Gamecocks proved easy for the Blue and White ma- rough football, and time and again hurled vile epithets at them and the Both Teams Are Hopeful of Victory. Georgia vs. North Carolina game to toe called promptly at 3 o'clock at Grant field next Saturday is the first big football game of the season for Atlanta fandom. For it local alumni of the university-are making big preparations.

The At worst that ought to be some coaches. Athens, Oct. 16. The Georgia team came out of the Sewanee game According to the Vanderbilt players, the Commodores left Ann Arbor with none too good feeling over the Michi only fair shape. There are always many sore and bruised spots, but Hen 3w a gan college spirit and sportsmanship, and declare that they are averse to jver maKing that trip again.

The grand little scrap between the two universities tomorrow in Atlanta. Georgia playing under S. I. A. A.

last Saturday defeated Sewanee 7 to 6. Playing against Carolina tomorrow and therefore not under the S. A. the Crackers will be stronger for against the Tar Heels they can use first year men. Carolina will carry twenty men on the trip with them and they're confident not over-confident of winning.

derson and Logan seem to be much the worse for the battle. Logan' was out Georgia alumni association here plans chine. to get every man out to this game. The trip that the Tar Heel eleven nirrnlnr tia'vA hPPn distribute to the starls afternoon will be the long- Vanderbilt-Michigan game may be in uniform yesterday, but Henderson discontinued temporarily on this account. -The trouble last Saturday started was unable to don the.

moleskin harness. The coaches gave some new for a North Carplina leaves the hill this leaves the him this crCuxict mcu iuc ui. iuU im teani. The team attend the contest in a body mations for next Saturday and a light the work of the Giants and it is rumored in Gothamville that the "little Napoleon" will give some of his new comers a chance as he realizes the and will not return till Mon-! ly Sclav week. After the game in Atlanta The news that Georgia had formally signal drill was run to get the kink cut of the muscles.

Another honor has been heape on "Hank" Gowdy, hero of the pasi world's series. A Louisville sporting concern has gotten a reproduction or the catchers' John Hancock and win now inscribe it on a bat. -Giants must have new blood to keep in Captain Dave Paddock was out in uniform for the first time this season. sight of the leaders. He looks even a better bet for all- Southern this year than he -did lasi accepted Tech's offer to play at Grant field was announced yesterday, ft was at the same time that Georgia will also use Grant field on November 1, when -the Athenians Auburn.

Tech plays Florida in Jacksonville that day. The Georgia-North Carolina game tomorrow the Carolinians journey out to Gainesville, where they will camp all ci next week. Friday they leave the Georgia city and journey to Nashville, where on the 24th they meet Vanderbilt. Leaving Nashville sometime Sunday the team will reach the hill Monday week. This lay over in the Georgia city will give the' Tar Heels a chance to And incidentally, that's some trip the Tar Heel machine is taking.

They leave the hill this afternoon and won't get back till next Monday Week. After tomorrow's game the Blue and White will go to Gainesville, where they will remain the entire week and going from there to Nashville where on the next Saturday they hook up with the Commodores representing Vanderbilt. i Dave was almost unanimously chosen by all last season for thf quarter back position and he is ij splendid shape at the start. "Skippy" Conyers also reported yes. terday for the first time this season.

is easily one of the best that will be Conyers has not been able to report until now, but has been keeping in no I ri tip-top form. He has had a lot of exper in the first quarter when Josh Cody fell on Tommy Hughitt as both of them dived together after a fumbled ball. Hughitt took time out after the play, and the Michiganders declared that big Josh had been unneecssarily rough although both officials declared that such had not bee the case: Taking this as an excuse, the Wolverines are said to have beefed throughout the game and repeatedly rcasted the players. When Josh Cody left the game in the final quarter he was greeted by jeers, on the part of the spectators, although his playing had been one of the features of the game. The Michigan players, acording to the Commodores, tried from first to last in the game to "get Cody," something, however, that they were unable to do.

Following the game, one of the officials declared to Coach Yost that there had, been no unnecessary roughness to his knowledge, and that th only trouble with Josh Cody was that he tfas tackling high, which is in no wise a violation of the rules. All of the Vanderbilt team returned in good condition with the exception of Beckleheimer, who had his shoulder dislocated. -There There New York, Oct. 16. is Can you imagine such a thing? A football team off for ten days straight? It's the first time we ever remember, of such a thing happening in North Carolina athletics the first time wre believe since the Carolina eleven back in the nineties took a week off playing about five games in as many days 'and winning all ot them.

i offered Atlanta fandom. The Tar Heels; work, cut all week against the strong are reported to have of the best: team representing the Georgia Military teams in their history this year, and; Academy located at Gainesville. The Georgia is beginning to wake up to cadets always put out one of the the fact that their meeting will be a 'strongest prep school teams in the tough tussle. south and with scrimmages against Georgia hopes have been sent soar-jthem for three or four days the Tar Ing by the result of the SewaneeVgamr, Heels should keep in the best of condi-and talk already is beginning to filter jtion and should also accustom them-forth from Athens of a championship selves to a new style of attack. The (Blue and White will be put through Georgia will be privileged to use hard signal drills and practices first year men against North Carolina, throughout the entire of next week as the Tar Heels are not in the S.

I.jand will be barring accidents in the A. A. Paddock, Conyers and ether stars; best of condition to face the Commo- Meet your friends at Kendrick's, corner Church and Trade. Free use of Telephone. You're always welcome doubt that McGraw is planning complete reorganiation for his club for next year, but an unexpected obstacle has' arisen.

Most all of the present players especially the veterans are under three-year contracts at high salaries. These contracts were made iron-bound so that they could not. be broken by the players who might get notions about the Federal League. This ironbound clause also tied up the owners, and the question arises as to how McGraw is going to get rid of these men "when he starts his "reorganization. Of course they can be sold or transferred by trade, but in any event lence at and will undoubtedly strengthen the line.

He has played, two years on the "reserves under Peacock and Lewis and two years on the varsity. He weighs around 20 pounds and knows the game well. Ninelle, a first year man, is being groomed for a line berth, and varsity signals have been given him and he is likely to be used against North Carolina and Virginia. Inman Knox, an Atlanta boy, has been given the varsity signals. Knox is fast and a good defensive man.

There are also many other first ear men who are likely to be used in the games outside the S. I. A. A. The North Carolina game is causing much worry to the Red and Blacn camp.

Every one realizes that Georgia will have a most worthy opponent. are back and the Red and Black should jdores on tomorrow week. therefore present a formidable line-up. Atlanta oJurnal. CAROLINA HAS And "will Carolina win? We think so.

The Blue and White has played four games this season. In these four games they have amassed Na total of 216 points. First down has been made against them five, times. In' these five times their opponents haven't scored in the" first half and "only in the South Carolina game has the varsity survived through the first quarter showing that all the first downs were made against the' scrubs. Carolina has been forced to kick five times because they couldn't gain the necessary ten yards.

All of these with one exception was wThen the scrups were in the other with the varsity hW the club which gets them must as sume the contract and pay the salary Will they? They will not. "As a matter of said one of A GREAT REG irSithIts Reports from the Tar Heel state say that they have great- material and a fine corps of coaches: The coaching staff of the Carolina team is composed of Princeton stars. the magnates, "the clubs rushed too quickly into that plan of protecting themselves against the Federal League They would be better off in many cases if the outlaws had succeeded inr weaning away the players they were after Here we are loaded up with a lot of ma terial we do not want, but got to in coming after "two five. yard off side Of especial interest to Charlotteans is the fact that three Charlotte boys will make the tripw ith the squad. Leaving the hill this afternoon with the squad will be Mebane Long and Valley.

Joining the squad here tonight will be Ed. Reid. These three Charlotte boys while net regulars in the strict sense of the word are varsity caliber and of them have missed a single game this season. Long holds down in great style his position on the outermost, end of the line. Valley pilots the team from quarter back while Reid plays a backfield.

In last Saturday's game against South Carolina he started the game at a half and the engagement was featured by his hard and consistent line plunging. Tomorrow's game, therefore, will be of especial interest to Charlotte lovers of the sport, first, because their University will be hooking up in a great game with one of the strongest teams in the south, and, second, because the Queen City will be represented by three of it's loyal sons. We're all pulling for you, fellows. Go down and show that Cracker bunch just how the game should be played. penalties.

On that occasion the only time Foust has kicked this year he booted for a neat little 60 yards. The team is being worked hard this week. Scrimmages were in order for Tuesday, Wednesday and' Thursday. The victory over Sewanee has helped the willing workers and the propei seems to prevail among the For The bat should be very popular, so far the concern has bats named alter Ty Cobb, Hans Wagner, Baker and Nap Lajoie. players.

The defeat of Sewanee was the first handed to the Tiger on the mountain. .4 i Verily, that is some team and they're going to make a record for themselves this season and they'll start with tomorrow's gamer- A special from Wake Forest this morning terms last week's Carolina-Wake Forest game in Durham as a specially added practice game of the Baptists. Well, they got a 53 to 0 practice. Sheppard's Saturday Specials Page 3 today. 16-1t During the world series excitement you probably failed to notice that North Carolina walloped South Carolina 4S to 0.

This is the hardest tussle the Chapel Hill boys have tad. Costello, the Georgetown star, Is coaching the Palmetto boys, and finder the captaincy of Mill they put lip a hard scrap. Last year the score iwas 13 to 3 in favor of the Tar Heels. Two years ago the annual duel resulted in a tie 6 to all scoring being by the drop kick route. The State University boys have a powerful line this year.

In four games first down has been made against them only five times, and three of those were by the Baptists. South Carolina did not make the required ten 3rards a single time. Richmond College and the Virginia Medicoes both managed the feat once. At no time has first down been made "against Carolina in the first half, which means that practically none of the first team was in the game. La fact the South Carolina game is the first in which the first string John J.

McGraw is just at present up against it. When the Feds start PLAY SATURDAY NO HEADACHE OK IWIAPAIN ed action McGraw hastened to sign all of his regulars up to three year TAR HEELS MEET Harry Smith, who caught every game for the Twins during the 1913 season and was drafted at the close by the Savannah team of the South Atlantic League, and from which club he was sold to the New York Giants, promises to rfiake good in big company. In reporting the game last Monday week between the Giants and the Phillies the New York Tribune pays this tribute to the "ex-Carolina Leaguer: "Harry Smith, of Savannah, came off the bench yesterday and showed why the fans of the south voted him a medal as the best all around player in the league. He caught in 'pleasing fashion and made two hits. It may be remarked that one of these was a bunt.

Meyers and McLean are both splendid catchers, but a rooter will only sprain his mind if he tries to remember the afternoon on which either one of them bunted his way to first." Harry Smith's rise is due largely to Manager Clancy. The shrewd leader of the Twins picked this man up after he had been discarded, and made a great catcher out of him. He caught every game the Twins played in 1913 and his work aided materially in copping the bunting for the Smith worked in only a game or two for the Giants. He will go south with the squad next season and bids fair to get in a goodly portion of the games. McGraw is more or less disgusted with contracts the same contracts being devoid of the ten day clause.

Now pruning time has come. The Giant owners realize that some of the dead I OF GEORGIA material will have to be cast off. But "i their hands are tied. A sale can dispose of the players but even then the clubs buying them will have, to CUT! I live up to the big salaries stipulated. Will they? Yes, they will not.

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M. meets Rich mond College in- Raleigh and David son journeys down to Spartanburg to meet Wofford. Neither of the Tar Heel bands should have any throuble in winning by large scores. Richmond College has played both Carolina and men survived the first quarter. Not content with holding the opponents to five first downs in tour games the University boys have been compelled to kick only five times in the same games.

In other words there have been just five times when the backfield has been unable to gain ten yards. The one punt in the South Carolina game was a beautiful sixty yard boot by Foust. This is the first time the veteran punter of last year has been called upon to use his business toe. 'Carolina meets her first serious foe when she stacks up against Georgia at. Atlanta Saturday.

The Tar Heels leave Chapel Hill this afternoon. Instead of returning after the game the team will remain in Georgia until Vanderbilt game in Nashville on ithe 24th. Special to The News. Wake Forest, Oct. 16.

To date Wake Forest has played two scheduled football games, losing the first one to the heavy A. M. team 53 to and winning from the Trainingshtp Franklin 13 to 0. A practice game was played in Durham during the fair with Carolina and was lost by the same score as the A. M.

game. Wake Forest did not play her best men in this game for it was only two days before the scheduled game with the Trainingship Franklin. Wake Forest meets Carolina in their annual game in Rajeigh November 14th, and tnere will be a decided difference the score from the exhibition game. Wake Forest has no game Saturday, but on Saturday week they go up against one of the best teams in the South, Washington and Lee. To date Washington and Lee has amassed a total of 196 points 'and they are after the record this year.

Just how bad they will defeat Wake Forest cannot be predicted yet, last year the score was 33 to 0 in favor of the Generals, Wake -Forest will present fully as 'strong a lineup against them this year as they did last year. Following the Washington and Lee game Wake Forest meets' Roanoke College on the home field. They then go to Columbia and meet the Gamecocks. Following this game the Uni Virginia and there's hardly enough left to tell the tale. This is Wofford's first year in football and a football team 'can't be built in one season.

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Come see what yon think. Then with tomorrow's engagements over Charlotte will have their chance of seeing a real football game for on EGeorgia and North Carolina will clash in the first big game locally Saturday afternoon at Grant Field. The game should be a hummer from the start, both teams being confident of winning the battle. Georgia's great showing against Sewanee last Saturday and the return of Paddock has given the team added courage, and they are determined to capture it if possible. North Carolina is in good shape for the battle with Georgia Saturray.

and will put up a stiff argument for the game. They showed unusually great strength when they defeated South Carolina Monday, 48 to 0, and then the Varsity played but the fir's? quarter. Tech will be in Birmingham Saturday, where they will meet the Univer sity of Alabama. of Tech's players were hurt in the game with Mercer, but it is expected that they will be in good shape by game time Saturday. Atlanta Georgian.

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Chicago, Oct. 16. The Chicago' 'Amer icans yesterday won the city championship by defeating the Nationals 3 to 2 in the seventh game of their series. This is the fourth consecutive series in whicji the Americans have triumphed over their rivals. Set New Amateur Record.

By Associated Press. Boston, Oct. Francis Ouimet, National amateur golf champion, yesterday set a new amateur record of 72 for the Country Club course here, equalling the professional record made by Harry Vardon, of England in the national open tournament in 1913. Ouimet's score was made in the qualifying round of the club's amateur open tournament. And speaking of worry just how many of you members are coming out to that meeting of the Charlotte Athletic Association tonight at 8 o'clock in the office of the Greater Charlotte Club? Better come out and get your claws in the arrangements for the Citadel-Davidson game next Saturday.

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