The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
CHAMPIONSHIP,
WILL PLAY THE GAME.
Tho Teams of Srwancc and Virginia
Will Meet.

j " III itASSAs
! There seems to be n rumor about in the
! land that the Vi1gir.a-SewaEee football
| game will not be played on Thanksgiving
| day Such in not the case We are in
q nos;tton TO anthor:tively state that the
l abtve game will positively be played on
J that day at the Broad Street Baseoaii
/ Park The Virginia team has made ITS
! ara nsements 10 come down with an army
| Of rooters and put up at the Jefferson
| The Sewanee team will arrive the day
| before in their private car. under the care
1xof Coach Herman NJ. Suter, of Princeton
During the last week the SeWanee team
| has PLAYED TWO games-one Win the Clli-
| ycrsty Of Nashville and the other WIN
| Vanderbilt University yesterday, the re-
! suit Of which was not known wien ''iis
F! ar.cle :, as written.
! The game with Nashville was won by
III. small score Of i To. o. but that Sc
vance played against odds one may Juose
from the following extract from me NASH
Vile American:
! The ground was wet ana muuuS anu
Nashville. was able to use her super or
ya,ei,t to i1s best advantage. The Sc
| vance team averaged i'll weight from zen
10 twelve pounds less than the homo team
VIVA. they lacked in weight, however
, they made up in gameness and team "otA:
Every man knew tho game. anu vas q.
The right place at the night time. II Nas
test of giant strength asalns. ~. so-el-'S
Of the game, and the latter won.
The University of Nashville should not
he und,erest mai ted Her team Is always
!, good one, and among ner players I'D.
been found many stars such as Ndihe.,
The University of Virginia sre'i, w,
back. The game with Fanaefp'it shou.o
no Sewanee,s if one can place any con-
| s5a,,cs, in comparative scores. However,,
Vanderbilt has taken decided plaee
recently and her team is reported 70 nc
in much better shape tnan at any 'iiio
curing the present season.
concerning the makeup OF the se"auee
team, which is to p ay here IhanAs7s
ing, the following may De $40 cawaree
Perhars the man to whoh osS 80 -
owaa her succass more than any othei -
her coach. Herman N. Suter, OF Prlncelo 10
HIS record While at Nassau may Nc ~
Interest. as he was a member Oh oe.n w
hase,au and football teams. anu aaS
coached Sewanee's bassoah Slo ioo.oa'A
teams the past two seasons. ,eor
S,;ter entered Princeton the tafl OF 1879
and nlared quarter back on the sVars.tS
over the 1894 quarter. who was ESa-n q
candidate for that position II $ nrsl o!S
! game was against Harvard IN Oc,ooer'
/, 1885. when out CT the three toltiiov""s
! scored he made two of thsn1-one py a
run Of tilirty yards, the other by twenty
y..ri run In this game he also made q
ninety ward run but was uoWneo Just
before he reached the goal line. In the
spring OF the next year he Played left
field on the Baseball team, and held that
uosit- on for four years. In 1857 and
seS he he'd the position Of f,..f back on the
VARSITY, and played his position for all
it was worth In the Annapolis game In
.SS he made TWO runs to touchdowns. one
for seventy and the other for eighty
yards. Ear.y IN IS he was Injured and re-
tired from the sr.diron. He continued still
to pay on the base's.sl team. and was
known from 90 to SO for his hard hitting
abilities. In the last named year he was
mt on'y Pr,ncetons particular star, but
OF the amateur baseball world in general.
/ re led the b,:tting list OF Princeton and OF
the big Four at the end Of the season
His record in the Yale game was no err
rors and four hts out Of, four times at the
bat. In the Harvard game, with three
men on bases. two out and the score four
to five n Harvard fEvor. S,Tter cams to
this bat and fulfilled III expsctat ans by
i-nsas out homo run. II that gains out