Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
The Virginians will line up in the fol-
3 u-i0r positions:
nErICERs AND RECORDs.

NJ Albert Riggs. OF Baltimore. an ex-
Princeton player. will act as referee OF
a.. game. and Mr.. Stuart Janney, form
e-'v captain Of the Johns Hopkins Uni
v.-.'v eleven. will umpire. The lines
nan has not vet been selected. but II Is
r-. .->'10i that he will be an old Prince
tr ,layer. who is now living in this
cy
Tsrt the Virginia team will have no
mean alyersary IS shown in the results
ffs.m,s played by the North Carolinians
llrse this season: They played the Ag-
~..,tgrl and Mechanical College or
N-,h carolina and won by score or
a Q, %. a second game resulted in a
victory f1r the university boys by score
a. r q, o. They beat Trinity, 2S to o.;
Sv.nr.. &c TO 4: Georgetown. 20 10 a.
E.Lmul College, % to 0, ana were
lea.l hy Lehigh by a score OF "A to D.
.rl Rutgers by a score of tf o. Thus.
= VII Do seen that they have played
six games. out OF which they have won
f.r ana LOST two and in only one game
ll they flil 10 score.
STRONGER THAN LAST YEAR.
An ,v-qlay,r on the Virginia team-one
vt1 distinguished himself last year-in
a
s.l tnlt he considered the University
GLIB g. o.. even stronger this year than
r.y wcr. last year-in fact Infinitely bet
t,r They lack something in coaching
O. said. owing 70 the fact that Mackey
oily came 70 them recently, but they
f..y make up for this in their Drawn
ai Illck and said he. great things
lay p. expected Of them.
A.'A interest in the game will centre
.1 H.Das Pope. Jones, and Johnson.
ilN" four men are the star players OF
u Virginia team. and viii most as
- i.y Play some great ball. The punt
mr. y Pope will be one Of the features OF
re game and he knows how TO do II.
Ia~ raters who will come down from
'tsr.0ttrs ulle-and their number VIII
certainly exceed 5D0-will be armed with
Aniii. neatly bound books In which are
f.airi ai. .It twenty songs for their use
'A ii- grounds. The talent OF the uni
'r',F POETS was brought into play IN
'''al sing these songs. and some OF them
-Ir excellent and peculiarly appropriate.
Several meetings OF these rooters, who
at" banded together by strong ties, have
h.rn ar.1 and the songs have been prac'
Nr.i thoroughly preparatory 10 springing
la'm ou the Richmond public and the
GO .inlans
l'> The courtesy OF one OF the officials
'te order. the Dispatch Is enabled
20 fIfoiucc two Of them In order that
'''se who so desire may assist the boys
A inr.r chorus
h"'r Us one which should be sung to the
'a familiar air. Reuben and Cynthia:'
h'-hmond. Richmond. we've been think
Ing
'an our team do all the crimes
+.il are written by reporters
iN your paper called the Times.
varsity. VARSITY. we've been thinking.
H4cn's Ideas never came.
" 70 De kind 10 him. he's growing,
hF and by he'll learn the game"
CHAPEL HILL. YOU'LL FEEL ILL,
Then another Is set to the tune which
W. al know 80 well--"Sweet Marie"
Here Il Is:
There's team from U. V. A..
Chapel Hlll:
Which you VIII meet to-day.
Chapel Hnl.
On these men 50 strong and true
wear The Orange and the Blue.
And they've got II Ia for you;
Chapel nm:
When your little team meets ours,
Chapel Hnl;
Wen lay II meath the flowers,
Yes. We will.
All the giants Of your team
Wlli be pigmies 80 twill seem;
And you'n wish II were a dream,
Chapel Hill;
Chorus:
Chapel I'M. you'll feel III:
foull feel III. Chapel Hill;
And you'll have 10 swallow down
A bitter pill
when the stars begin to blink.
old Virglnis's health we'll drink.
hhi you beat US? don't think
You ever will!
fhs nfst of these was written by Mr..