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former, Male has handled the team in
highly creditable manner and almost
without error. SHIRLEY appeared on the
field yesterday in uniform and watched
the signal practice.
STRONG TACKLES.
Captain summersgil and Lloyd, the
stars OF the line, can be counted upon TO
hold down the positions Of left and right
tackle TO the satisfaction Of all. Both
played on the eleven last season. and
everybody knows from their brilliant
work what they are capable OF doing. Ii
Is safe 10 say that the exhibition that
they gave last Saturday has not been
equalled on the Georgetown field. Tnev
stopped the heavy rushes Of the Blue end
Gray with comparative ease and to the
astonishment of the Georgetown rooters.
Haskell and Griffin will be found at
left and right guard, respectively. The
former is from the Episcopal High School,
Alexandria, and is known as 4 "heady
player Griffin-well everybody knows
Malcolm, OF Bedford City. Last year he
officiated at half-back with credit 20 him
self, but this season IS engaged In Open
ing up the line for the backs.
X. Il. Lee Taylor, Of Norfolk, brother
of Saunders Taylor. Virginias famous
quarterback Of % and IS. Is at right end.
lie gets down the field like fash on a
punt, and generally downs the runner I'm
his tracks. Macgill. the other end, IS a
daredevil Of tackler and picks out his
man behind good Interference In fact.
the playing Of both OF the ends is marked
by an unusual amount OF gilt.
CULEMAN'S PUNTING.
Coleman, the full-back Is the McBryde
OF the Southland. He is reported to be
the finest punter Virginia has ever had
not excepting the great Micajah w. Pope.
He has demonstrated his ability in an
,he games thus far-especaily in the
contests with Pennsylvania. Michigan
and GEORGETOWN.
Farrar or Norliect will ie found at
enter. The former played TIE same posi-
don on the S.ewanee University eleven o.
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five feet eleven inches tall. and weighs
one hundred and eighty pounds.
= y scovil. regular left end. has pay
ed his position one year on the VARSITY.
JIe Is twenty-two years old, weighs one
hundred and ffty-two pounds and Is five
feet ten inches tall.
ZONES quarter back, weighs one hun
dred and nfty-right pounds, IS twenty
two years old and five feet nine inches
tall. He has been playing on the varsity
two years.
Gledhil left tackle. has played his posi-
tion three years He Is six feet tah.
weighs one hundred and sixty POUNDS,
end only twenty years old.
Chamberlain. captain and left half
back. is twer ty-one years o.d, weighs
one hundred and fifty pounds and Is five
feet ten inches tall. He Is a ground
gamer and a heady half.
GETTING INTO SHAPE.
A special from the University OF Vir-
The Virginia football team is
fast rounding into shape for the
Thanksgiving Day contest with Lehigh.
As the day for this annual event draws
near the interest becomes more intense
and the crowd that focks 10 the Y. NJ.
6. 4. campus TO witness the practice
grows larger. Virginia realizes THAT the
game will be a hard and fierce one, and
the men are now being put through some
OF the stiffest practice that has charac-
terized their play this season Head
Coach HoXton Is unrelenting In his efforts
TO have the team I'm the top-notch OF CON
dition by Thursday next. Virginia has
taken such a brace that one would not
believe it to be the same unfortunate
eleven that started out in .he Early part
of the season. This race was evident
from the last two game p'tved-i he great
contest with Blacksburg r'.led as the
finest team I'm the South. which was
showed under by score Of Is 10 0. then
tho magnificent exhibition against
Georgetown last Saturday. when the Blue
and Gray was played 10 a standstll. not-
outstanding the injury TO Gerstle, the
fleet footed half-back During the three
minutes that Gcrstle played he spread
havoc among the Georgetown supporters,
for we went through their heavy line at
will. And that. too. in spite of the trio
Of players-"Cy.' Cummings, Eaton and
Greere-all OF whom. as rumor has it, are
paid for their services. With these han
dicaps. the Orange and Blue played
great game and stubbornly held their
own. and prevented score.
GERSTLE IN THE GAME.
Gerstle, the star half-back who was in
jured by the unnecessary roughness of
the Georgetown men, is getting along all
right. and will be in the game with both
feet on Thursday next. Unless the'I4ehiSh
line is wonderfully strong. he may Dc
counted upon to dash through for some
brilliant gains.
Mallory or Landlord VIII play the
other half Both are good ground gain
ers. The former made a beautiful TWEEN
" yard run around left end In the
Georgetown game last Saturday.
For quarter we have two excellent men
-Shbley. Of Arkansas, and "Brodie'
Male. Of Virginia. Since the injury to the
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couple of years ago and understands
the game thoroughly. Norheet las shown
some Improvement IN the last iew days.
As a whole. the team is a strong one
and is capable Of playing great ball. and
great contest may be expected next
Thursday at Broad Street Park, Rich
mOnd.
The Stonewau Band Of Stanton. which
led the rooters I'm the Georgetown game
has been engaged TO accompany the team
and r0Oters TO Richmond. The musicians
will come down from Stanton Nednes-
day evening and rehearse IL co..eso
songs and wells with the boys 10 Will be
a gala crowd that viii leave here on
Thursday morning next.
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ffty-Gvc pounds and is six feet in height.
lie played full-back on the Lehigh Pre-
parat6ry team two years.
+. T.. Gearhart Ol, is twenty-onc years
Of age weighs one hundred and sixty
pounds and is five feet ten inches tai
lie played right end regularly on the
Varsity an last season and this year
also. lie PLAYED end on the Altoona High
School team for two years before coming
90 Lchigh.
A. L. Dornin. '0} is playing right end
ON the Varsity. and this is his first sea-
SON. His age is nineteen years; height
five feet nine inches and weight. one
hundred and forty,fvc pounds. lie played
end on the Lehigh Preparatory School
team before entering college.
j. r. Van Duyne, o). has been playing
substitute end and half-back on the Var
sity this season. lie has also played on
the scrub two years. lie is twenty-five
years Of age. six feet tall and weighs
one hundred and sixty-dve pounds.
G.. =. Maeder. go is substitute end and
tackle on the Varsity. He has played
on the scrub three years He is twenty
three years old. weighs one hundred and
sixty-dvc pounds aud is six feet one
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DIVER WINS STEEPLECHASE
u Daybrcak " Fell. Breaking His Neck
and Throwing II il Rider

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a distressing
accident occurred I'm the steeplechase race
az Jennings to-day when the gelding
"Daybreak." owned by Mr.. W. c. Hayes
Of the New York Meadow Brook Hunt,
fell and broke his neck. The rider was
hurled away TO the right of the field but
escaped injury. although stunned. sum-
maries:
First race-seven furlongs-Dan Rice q
TO lO first. Tabouret go TO ] and to -
second. Kilt q TO ID third. Time, 20 3-5
Second race-six furlongs-Lavega @ to
81 first Elsie Skip 60 to and 2 to 81 sec
ond. Grandeur G to 81 third. Time. l:lS
Third ce-champion steeplechase,
about four mies-Dlver s. TO y first Sig
bv G 10 / and eyem second, DeG1rnette
al 10 u third. Time SOS
Fourth race-siX furlongs-James Oh to
10 first. Sidney Lucas @ TO / and to 81
second. First whip 90 to u third. Time,
1.1e Ia.
Fifth race-one mile and one hundred
vards-Kinnikinic 6 TO % first. Raffaelo
nc to ! and 4 10 % second, Rucker, e TO
ID third Time, 1:5l.
sixth raCe-oue mile and quarter
Weller. a to - FIRST. Beau Ideal 6 TO >
and to - second, Warrenton G to %
third Time 2:l3.
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juries were not serious and already they
have gotten back into the game.
THREE HUNDKDED.


Virginia will arrive in Richmond three
hundred strong. accompanied by the stone
vail Jackson Band Of stanton. No
team can score on Virginia while the
Stonewall band plays Dixie, and George
town knows that to be true. Last Sat
urday in Washington. when Virginia
goal was threatened. the band played
Dixie and the ball went over and was
carried or punted into the ,enemys ter
ritOry.
The work upon the grand stand and
the grldrOn will commence the first Of
the week. the field will be put in per-
feet condition and the seating arrange
ments will be such as to insure accommo-
dalton for all in good view Of the field.
The following are short. personal
sketches of the Lehigh team:
j. y. Reese 90 age tpenty-one years,
is five feet ten and one-half inches in
height and weighs one hundred and sixty
two pounds. lie played right half-back
on the Harrisburg High School team be
fore entering Lehigh, and has llled that
position for two years on the Varsity
A. L. Iindley. 'O2 is playing full-back
on the Varsity and played in several
games last season. He Is nineteen years
old, weighs one hundred and siXty-two
pounds and is six feet tall lie played
full-back on the Montclair High School
team for four years.
TWO POSITIONS.
7. Hawley, Jr.. 'O2. has been playing
both full-baok and half-back this season
and was a substitute last year. His age
Is twenty years; height, five feet ten and
one-half inches and weight, one hundred
fortyislx pounds. He played half-back
and end on the football team Of ST.
GEORGES Hall, Summit. y. j.. for three
years.
w. II. cniers go Is substitute at full
back and end and has played in a num-
Der OF important games He is twenty
one years old. weighs one hundred aud
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THE GREAT GAME
NEXT THURSDAY
Interest Now Centers on the Coming
Struggle,
SOMETHING ABOUT THE TEAMS.
Nirginia's Chances arc Thought To be
Better than Ever-Hcr Men Get
ting into Shape - The
Lebigb Team.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE TEAMS.

Within the past week the inteest I'm the
Thanksgiving Day football game 10 be
played here between The University Of
Virginia and Lchigh has become univer.
sal. This great game, the records OF the
two teams and the chances OF each to
win. are the topics of conversation on
every hand. Virginia's chances Tor the
victory have. In the minds OF AN her ad-
mirers. greatly increased within the last
week.
The city will be given over TO the en-
thusiasm of the day and all will go forth
10 Broad-Srect Park 10 witness the great
est contest of the season.
Arthur Poe has been chosen 90 umpire
the game lie served in this same capac-
ity last year In the Virginia-North Caro-
Ina game. lie has q reputation of being
one of the best authorities on the game
IN the country The other officials have
not been chosen.
FIRST NORTHERN TEAM
Lehgh will be the first north
crn team to play football I'm
Richmond. and from present pros
poets great will be the crowd that will
witness the result Of the invasion Of Viz
ginia by the first northern eleven. This
game will afford a splendid opportunity TO
test the claimed superiority Of northern
athletics TO those Of the south Two
weeks ago the more eager local sports
were offering heavy odds on Lehigh.
but within the last week. as the re-
ports come from Virginia OF. the splendid
development of the VARSITY" they
have ceased TO naunt their pelf at such
odds. Among the admirers and those best
posted on the strength of things no The
University, there il a strong belief that
Virginia VIII win this game.
Since the fierce game with Georgetown
last Saturday, HoXton has strengthened
greatly the weak places i'm the team ard
has given particular attention to the de-
fensive work ~ a whole 1t comes
straight from the University that Ger
site and McGll. who were injured in the
Georgetown game. will be in the pink
OF condition for the game here Their in
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inch in height lie played at East Lib
erty Academy for two years.

inch in height lie played al East Lib
erty. Academy for two years.
A STRONG SUB.
W. T. Griffith, 'Ol. Is sub-quarter-baclS
on the Varsity and has been in several
games this season. lie Is also captain
of the scrub His age Is twenty-one,
height. five feet nine inches and weighs
one hundred and forty pounds. lie play
ed Oh the Ilehigh Preparatory school team
before entering college.
y. w. Buch. 'Ol. is nineteen years old,
Eve feet six inches in height and weighs
one hundred and forty-six pounds. He
played on the VARSITY in the Cornell
game this season. He played on the
Lancaster High School team before en-
tering Lehlgh University.
w. NJ. Gilbert. '0i. is substitute tackle
on the Varsity, and played guard regu-
larry on the 81 team. lie Is twenty-four
years OF age. six feet in height and
weighs one hundred sixty pounds. He
played guard for two years at Shattuck
School, Minnesota.
j. G.. Ross, 90 is playing regularly at
right tackle. lie played on the scrub
three years. His age is twenty-one years,
height. five feet eight inches and weight
one hundred and siXty-hNe pounds HS
played tackle for two years on the XII
tanning Academy team.
w. r.. Rrav. ZOE. IS playing his first sea-
son on the Varsity at right guard re ~
tventy-six years old, weighs one nun
dred and eighty pounds and is fiye feet
eleven and one-half inches IN neishl; ne
prepared al bloomsbury Normal "here
he played guard on the team
THE LIFT GUARD
F. ]. PAYNE 700 playing regularly at
left guard. has been on the SCRUB lor
three wears. He is twenty-eight years
old. weighs one hundred and seventy-five
pounds and is five feet nine inches tall
He played guard for one year at Ithaca
High School
w. T. Mccartney. centre, has had three
years experience with the game on th
VARSITY. He Is twelty-three Yeas o!o'
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GOLF At LAKESIDE.
The Championship was Won by VIZ
williams.

The Championship was Won by VIZ
williams.
At the meeting OF the Lakeside Wheei
Club Yesterday It was decided to change
the name to the Lakeside Country club
Provision was made for the election OF
ro,-residcnts 10 membership in the club
and the number Of days mat me name OK
an applicant shall be p0stea va e''-'nseo
Tie Golf Tournament drew iarse
oraa,S YESTERDAY who witnessed nne
exhibition Of the royal and ancient game
Williams vangGi.hed 81, inc n.-. rea DD,.
49, The beautiful cup offered by the
SfcDonald fell down before the prowess
Of Duke and the latter VIII receive the
medal.
Yesterday c~ning's play brings the
mems tournament 10 an end.
S.sor matches for the sgr.nx viii be
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Pantone. .: Moodbcrry. o.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov. o.
Special-In a holly contested game this
afternoon on the University Athletic field,
the Pantops Academy football eleven
defeated th- Wo0dberry Forest team 5
20 % I'm two halves of twenty and fifteen
minutes each.
The boys from orange were consider
ably handicapped hy the loss Of White,
who had his left arm fractured carly in
the contest.
The Participants were given quite
scare at the close of the second half
when the Woodberry Forest full-back
narrowly missed kicking goal from
field.
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A NEW RECTOR.
The Treasurer OF GreensviiIc Had
Money TO Burn.


EAfPORIA, VA, Nov. 25-Special.-Cards
announcing the marriage ,of Miss Rena
Wvthe. daughter OF County Treasurer 3.
W. Wythe. to Mr.. william II. Hayes.
of Norfolk, are out. the marriage 10 take
place on the 9Th Of December.
Intelligence was received here yesterday
of the death Of Mr.. i. S. Thomas OF
Drewrysville, Southampton county. Mr..
Thomas was a man Of prominence in
his community, being man Of consid-
cradle means and a kind neighbor.
Mr.. Wells. q saw-mill employe, had n
leg severely mashed on yesterday.
Mr.. Edward Powell who was 50 severely
burned q few nights since, Is improving.
Mr.. .gd Mrs. Dold. OF Chase City, who
have been spending several weeks in
Empora. left to-day for la Crosse
Rev Mr. Vest has accepted the rec
torship Of Christ Episcopal church in
Emporia, which has been vacant for sew
eral months.
Treasurer WYthes settlement with the
Board Of Supervisors this week showed
balance in his favor Of $5l10.
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Degrees Conferred wit h Bible Geo
Washington Used as "a Mason.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA. Nov. 5.-
Special Last night was a gala occasion
with the MasOns OF this city. Judge Il.
T. W. Duke. Jr., Grand Master OF the
order I'm Virginia paid an official visit
20 Fredericksburg Lodge, No A. Three
degrees were conferred. two OF which
We're the Masters degrees.
During the ceremonies Grand Master
Duke presided. and the Bible on which
George Washington was obligated was
used. A sumptuous supper was served.
I.odsa No. 4 nov Numbers III mamhers.
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HOBBS Win Again.

The HOBBS and the Helgomites scored
the gridirOn at Broad-Street Park yester-
day afternoon in stubborn and exciting
game OF football. After the clouds OF
dust and turf had rolled away, another
victory for the hardy Hobos was pro-
claimed by score OF TO 0. When the
game started the victors seemed 70 be
up against Il. as the IIelgomites had re-
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THE OERYlSHES' DEFEAT.
Their Whole Camp was Captured and
TbousantS We're Taken Prisoners

CAIRO. Nov. 25.-Lord Cromer. the
British Minister here. has received the
following dis.a -ch from General Kitch'
trrrs
"Wincates force came up with the
Khalifts force seven miles southeast ot
Godid and attacked g.. After sharp
fight he took his position. The KhaliiJ
" lao Vas surrounded by a bolygiard or
Emirs, was killed and an the principal
Emlrs were killed or captured except
Osman Digna. who escaped
The Deryishes were utterly defeated.
their whole camp was taken oisl thou"
ands surrendered. A large number OK
women children and cattle also fell into
the hands of the Anglo Egyptian forces.
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NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 2--Srec'al-A
sixty-foot whale is reported esbo~e at
Pleasure Beach. Princess Anne county.
The belief obtains on the beach tina, the
whale came in collision with a steamer.
was killed and drlftcd ashore He will
probably be ified by the beachers who.
from his carcass, may obtain much val
liable oil.
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AicCabe's


The EXeters and the Marlboroughs. two
local football teams. met yesterday after
noon at Chimb0razo Park Overwhelm-
ing defeat befeln the Marlboroughs. the
score being q % for the Exeters.
THE LINEUP
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enforced their team with five players from
the Richmond College team. Each player
on both teams deserves mention, so the
following lineup is given:
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M'CABE VS.. ASHLAND.
The Ashiands Won the Game by
Score of 10 To .

The game OF football played in Ash
land yesterday afternoon between Nc
Cabes and Ashland resulted in a victory
for Ashland by a score Of 10 to ..
The closeness OF the score made the
game interesting from the beginning.
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