The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-18

intersection of Vine street and Floyd
avenue. These bleacherIce only extend
fglt the length OF the northern side OF
tho field and the rest Is standing room
so IL Is case Of first come first serve.
The entrance for the vehicles Is on FLOYD
avenue at the northern end Of the park.
4 fence four feet high will surround the
Held and 30 one except the players, sub
stitutcs and press representatives VIII
be allowed inside this enclosure.
TO OPEN AT O'clock.
The gates will be opened at l o'clock
and the game will commence at 2:30
O'Clock. There will be twenty policemen.
under the command Of Sergeant Epps, 10
handle and keep the crowd In order. No
occupants OF the beaCheres will be
allowed 10 stand up, every one Will be
forced 10 keep their seats and no walk
ing ZIP and down the foot of the bleach
cries win be permitted.
The electric cars on the Main street line
will run from the park 10 Ninth street
and back, so as TO afford better accom-
mOdatiOns for the crowd. There will be
a car every five minutes. The grand
stand tickets are limited TO $50 and the
Main street bleachery tickets TO $500
Both teams are working hard for the
victory and there Is every prospect that
the game viii be ore Of the greatest athe-
leuc contests that has ever taken place in
the South.
Tho NORTH Care Inns Team.
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Nov. l6.-Special.-At the University OF
North Carolina every on Is looking for
ward 10 the game with Virginia on
thanksgiving Day. Quite crowd Will
80 up with the team.
Captain Baskerville left Immediately
after the Richmond College game last
Saturday for Atlanta 10 perfect arrange
mCnts for the game with Vanderbilt in
that city on next : turday. Satisfactory
arrangements could not he made, SO the
game had 10 be cancelled, also the one
WIN Alabama on the day following in
birmingham.
There D. Isuch regret that these games
could not h J iavcd. as much interest
was ociitcred H. them.
So g." %orth Carolina has Won from
all H." southern ;eans she has plajc
with the following scores: a. and NJ.
College Of North Carolina, 40 and 100;
Trinity Colless (N. c.. 2S-0; Seewanee
Sd-i; GEORGETOWN, 2O-i: and Richmond
college. $50.
The following Is the personnel of the
North Carolina team:
baskerville captain and fuli-back bar.
flled the same position for two years
lie Is Hght we!shing but IA, but he hits
the line az hard as much heavier man
could do. ills kicking is good, but his
in tackling Is rather weak.
stephens Is at present playing left-half
His weight Is 40 pounds He hits the
line we'll but * slow in end plays and
H. at to lose his head at critical points
Moore, Ieht-haf. is new In that posi-
ton. having playt tackle until the game
with Georgetown. lie weighs 100, and
like Stephens, he is weak in skirtiug he
ends. but hs H. very strong In line plays
anC while on the defensive. He breaks
up Interference :ery well and is low,
hard tackler.
At quarter. Stanley is doing fair work.
He is fast When he eets started, but Is
slow in getting III HIS jarrink IS fairly
good. lie IS weak Ia defensive play he
weighs no pounds.
Meredith has been playing right end,
but a few days since was called home.
II is hoped. however. that he viii return
in time for the game. He weighs lGJ and
while being a slow runner. he is "A hard
man TO block off. His tackling is little
too high, but he usually brings down hts
man. In case Merritt does not play, his
end VIII be nled by Struggled. The lat
ter is too slow for an ideal end. but
partly makes up further defects by
strength and watchfulness. He weighs
Left end 10 being held down by Greg
ory. He Is quick and low sure tack
Ter. He follows the ball well; but Is
apt 10 overrun his man in getting down
ON kicks. He weighs l65.
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