The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-02
,ARSITY FOOT
BALL SCHEDULE
Games Arranged for the Champion
ship of The South.
WILL PLAY The INDIANS.
Washington the Arena Where the
Game With ,he carsis'eIn dian Team
win Be Fought ont-Eichmond
on Thanksgiving Day.
WILL PLAY The INDIANS.
on Thanksgiving Day.
Csrec,al pispa,cA TO The Times,

UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA. OCT. l.
Davis Is. Mills. manager OF the VARSITY
footoaH team for the fail OF 1900. ,o-aay
announced his sctledule as follows:
Wednesday. October S-Roanoke College
at Charlo1tgs vile.
"wednesday, October i0-Rich.nond Col
dese n Charlottesville
Saturday, OCTOBER 1S-Car.-sie Indians at
Washington D. c.
Saturday. OCTOBER aD-Johns- II opksns
Gs.ivers-;y at Charlottesville.
Wednesday. October 24-pirg.n;a Military
Institute at Lexington
Saturday, october g7-Washington and
Lse University 1t Charlottesville.
Saturday. November open
Saturday, November 19-GaliaudGt at
Charlottesville.
SATURDAY, November l7-Georgstown Uni
vars!ty at Washington, D. c.
Thursday, November . Thanksgiving
Day)-Sewauee University at Richmond.
Saturday, December l-Ean5trbt Uni
sersity at Louisville. ky.
Cannes will also be arranged with the
University OF North Carolina at Norfolk
or Charlottesville and with the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. of Blacksburg, at
charlottesville. Princeton, Harvard and
PENNSYLVANIA all asked for games. but
Virginia was unable TO accept on account
y
and the pressure of big games in Noven-
Der
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP.
The schedule is considered a weli-bal-
anced one. calculated TO bring the eleven
no IT'S top form in the big matches of No
Tem5er with the Universities of George
Town, North Carolina, Sewanee and Van
derbit tor the championship of the South.
The taking on OF the Carlisle Indians for
l<ya, SA,,-uof
the renewal of the annual contest with
the University of North Carolina, are con-
sidered It's features.
OF course, the greatest interest celfeTs
in the big match with the Carlisle Indians,
which occurs in less Than two weeks The
selection of Washington as the place for
the contest IS 3 fortunate one. 1t VII be
the first appearance of the red men south
vi. Mason and Di1oli's line and Will be the
foorbali event OF the year In the rational
caTttlal
THE INDIANS.
The Indians played an important part
on the football gT,idtron in 1883, beating. in
addition to Penasy ha1Iia, Columbia and
dhe University Of California, the latter
game being played as late as Christmas
day The Pacific Coast. the red man
also scored ten against Harvard ana held
Princeton down TO ten. This year the
wanna aid Columbia, four OF the best teams
in the land. Three games have been
played thus far ana the red men have
run up a total of III points against no.
thing for thstr opponents. In the contest
last Saturday at Carlisle with Susque-
hanna University the score $50 would
have been much higher had the Indians
so chosen. despite the very fine taclSling
of the visiting eleven.
EXCURSION.
"A special excursion has been arranged
to leave here for Washington over the
Southern Railway the morning Of the
18th, ana it is believed that st viii carry
the largest crowd OF students that has
ever left the University TO witness any
athletic contest, not excepting the annual
Thanksgiving Day game in Richmond.
The townspeeple and students have never
before been so enthusiastic over football
prospects as they are this year. and they
are expecting great things Of the team
The officials for the contest have not yet
been chosen, but VIII be selected from the
following we'll known authorities: DR..
Starffee, of the University Of Pennsyl-
wanna; ex-Captain Edwards, of Princeton;
-.Broncho'' Armstrong. of Yale, or Arthur
Poe or princeton