Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-18

,.,.,. for coal. and that the game itself
D.. ia every way one 10 merit such
,..,.r4c. GA the part Of the people.
,. D. fore rulEshed the 'Narsities Will
,-.. from Charlottesville on "A speciaI
..- lr.usiug with them about 800 per-
.9d the Tar-Hcels will also be
.. fr,.uleI by large party from
...,.i nul ana other points in the Ola
N..tA State.
re. teams are composed Of the brightest
,.. most representative young gentlemen
g. IN. two colleges. Among the Virginia
..r.n are Mcssrs. Blaine and Cockrell.
-.. former is a son Of the late Secretary
a. state IN Harrison's Administration.
while Mr.. Cockrcll is a son Of United
stlf.s Senator Cockrcn. man Of wide
sprll fame and reputation.
ARRANGEMENTS AT THE PARK.
Ar-,ncements at the park are about
rrI.lste. The grandstand viii, of course
,..'.in the most desirable seats. ana
,t... will be sold at 81 each. The 7o-cent
s.afs are to be located on the sou'h slde
O.. me park. west Of the grandsiand. inc
-...i-oiIlces for 81 and 7j-cent seats
WILL be on the Man-street side or the
r..!rIs under the grandstand.
.r tfa east side under the grandsFnd-
o.,t o. the car-stables-there VIII be
g.. r.t. f.r these tickets will be n few
,.rle further north on the same side OF
,n. for. Surrounding the gridiron,
fa. f.t from 10. there viii be a strong
.-r. four :.,t high. Carriages VIII De
.lm.tt.I 80 the northwest gate. ana VIII
stand between the 10-cent seats ana the
...-..rn f,ul. Of the park. Between the
r-,. a.-etonI anl the fence surrouhu-
I.. ,n. rriIiron there Is another fence
or feet h.eh. Between these two Fences
.e-e w.u d. stauding-room Tor se'erdi
.,. .,.es viii be opened at p M.
.-. n. game called promptly at
o-..k.
GETTING INTO SHAPE.
v.-..r.l is getting into her best possible
chm. :r the game, and adVices IRON,
cf Iu MORN US that Virginia VIII
l..nl Vall.oyer These two teams are
,y .le best In the South. ana ', 'n1
... Should b.. and most likely VIII
o. close arl exciting. -, ,,oo
c..g. Clrlllnas s,ar-player, VIII lace
p...- \r.inia's famous guard ana
...-3 is locking for great football
l..tl .t- played horse with all OF ms
,.....t. This year, but the chances arc
-.t.... v.u nave a large contract Wheh
,.. AGAINST the big Tar-Heel.
nj.
N...a .r4ln broke the record Tor t"is
v.-......t the army reserves at mar
....r. 20 Tuesday. She reached tHe
l-. ..le hr making the wonderful score
.t . points an1 gCose-egsed her op-
-. ora
...,. for the Thanksgiving game are
r. .a sale at Mnier's Pharmacy. fi.IA
Dab Il g. Aliens. in POLK NH
'.-. N.m arl Main; George Schoeh s.
..... .nl Main. and Branch H. AZ
ln. .r.r.nth and Main.
PERSONNEL OF THE NIRGlNiAS'
r "Naraues." under the coaching
% Captain Aiackcy. are rapidly improving
.u. The old men. Ramshursh'
r anl Pcnton. played on the Naf-
,F f.w days ago for the hTst tii"e
f... te Pennsylvania came. Since lhal
r.. n.y have been scored on daily by
b. .sr.t" os wall as once by Rutgers
5.. g.. Varsity let the scrub keep tho
rl % o.. time. and instead or gaming
g. .I they were gradually forced down
.ar ,.Ii Tor safety. This means great
A Or the scrub was stronger IMAM
v.- fore. having back the men who are
placed by the old VARSITY" players.
1l rs.v.y the team has not improved.
ss Wls expected. although II gains ground
j. . frequently forced to kick by the
scrub"
Joass Is siiu playing left balf-eack. and