Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
ball. Game ends here. with bali on
North Cardinals forty yard line.
THE LINEUP

milford. ......... r. G. .. Phife-,
Haskell. Brem, Orr.
Montgomery...... c. ...,....... Council
Choice, Harris :. L. CT. ......... Rankin
Lloyd ............ l.. L. .......... Foust
Hobson .......... l.. E...... .Smatheys
Male .............. q. .......... Mnkely
Martin, l.. Graves
Coleman $500. r. II. b. ....... MacRae
Church.
Dabney $500. L. II. b. ....... Oldham
Walker ......... +. b. ......... Graves
sCaptain.
OFFICIALS.
Osterhaus, Naval Academy. referee;
Armstrong. Yale. umpire: Barry,
Georgetown. time-keeper; Langhorne
and Peckham. Portsmouth. linesmen.
Time of game-Two 35-minute halves.
ouchdowns-Dabney 2), Montgomery.
Goals-Coleman (2).
THE MANAGERS TALK.
A Virginian- Pilot representative saw
the managers of the two competing
elevens at the Monticello last evening,
and in reply TO his query they said:
MIR. WILLS STATEMENT.
Mr.. Wills said that the Carolina team
did not show up quite rs strongly as
he had expected II would from news
paper reports. and on the other hand
that the Virginia team showed Up Bet
ter than he expected, taking into con-
Sideration the fact tina several of her
best men were injured III recent games
and practice. Both teams played fast.
straight football. but the Virginia team
seemed to have better interference and
more unanilnity. The fumbling by
Carolina was very costly, and the fact
that several kicks were blocked was Il
surprise, in view of the teams stand
ing in the football world of the south.
y strong advantage that the Virginia
team had was in the fact that her re-
markably strong set of substitutes
ably took tho places OF the regular men
and did good work.
Among the spectators were Bull and
Barry. of the Georgetown team, who
were the guests OF the two teams, and
were given side-line privileges.
MIR. Wills also said lie wanted to
thank Mayor Johnston. Judge Ilancllcl
the chief and city police anu others in
charge of the city tor their uniform
courtesy to his team. Continuing. he
said they had never been treated so
nicely by any other city. and he hoped
and thought the game could be made
an annual affair. lie regretted tie
fact that the gates were so arranged
as To prevent proper handling of the
crowd, and said if the Virginia team
returned 10 the city next year he would
see that more gates were put in. and
that he would urge Il separate gate for
carriages. He spoke OF the good feel
ing of the crowd. ana was especially
pleased that no arrests were necessary,
in spite OF the large crowd. lie also
seemed greatly pleased that the game
was entirely clean. with no suggestion
of unfair tactics By either team
though, he said he expected nothing
other than clean football from the COM
pcting clcvcns.
MIR. JONES STATEMENT.
Mr.. f. G.. Jones, the North Carolina
manager, said in regard to the game
that the game WAS lost by playing of
the poorest order his team had put up so
far this year. He said his men were in
crippled condition when they came
up, but that they expected IL play Il
better game THANKSGIVING day against
the strong Georgetown team. Mr.. Jones
also said that North Carolina is very
much pleased with the treatment that
they received here, and that he hoped
they would be able to so arrange that
the game could he made an annual
affair. He expressed himself as being
extremely pleased With the way the
city officials provided for the prcservu-
ton of order.
Both managers expressed their ap-
probation of the reception rendered
their teams at the Country club, and
to the merchants for the generous win
dow display.