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UNIVERSITY OF VA.
The Delegations Present From
Norfolk and Surrounding Towns.
Tho Departments in which They arc Enter
cd Interesting Information About
Football-w. c. t. U. Convention Brief
Mention.
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University of Virginia, Oct. 6.-Phe
delegation to the University from Nor
folk and Portsmouth and surrounding
communities is very creditable. Every
year a large number of students come
from this section. but it is safe to say
that in no previous year has the num-
Der been larger than what it is for this
session. The following are the names
of those who have so far matricuated:
From Norfolli-In the Academic De-
partment; S. Sidney Teiser. Llewellyn
billiard, VIM. III. White, Jr., Russell
Hardy, Armstead Dobie, Garrett w.
Waters. William NJ. Dey, Hugh N.
Page, b. d. Tucker VIM. c. Whittle,
Jr., Chas. G.. Hunter.
In the Law Department-Littleto T.
Wake, Arthur J. Morris. Jas. G. Mar
tin, Robert NJ. Hughes, Jr. C. W.
Tunstall, Albert l.. Roper. John d.
Gordon.
In the Medical Departmental. Lee
IIirschler, H. b. Taylor, Burnley Lark
ford, ]. w. Hunter. Jr.. e. NJ. Gayle.
From Portsmouth-In the Academic
Departments Robert A. Stewart, j. Il.
Nicely, Jas. III. Culpepper.
In the Law Department-W. T. East
wood, j. Lewis Thomas.
In the Medical Department-S. II.
Parker. T. Sanford Cooke, ]. S. Derr.
Francis T. Ridley, A. II. Cleborne, II.
N. Wright.
From Berkeley. l.. Heard Claw de-
From Newport News-Francis p.
Berkeley Qaw). Chas. w. Hopkins
(academic).
At this writing there are 625 matrc-
ulates, 20 ahead of last year at this
time; there are at least so men in col
lege who have not as yet matriculated.
NORFOLK.
No year has football aroused more
enthusiasm throughout college than 1T
has this season. Every man seems to
be out for his team. 1t Is such enthu-
siasm which helps the team to win.
Every day the campus is crowded with
anxious students, watching closely the
work of the men. y great addition to
the team arrived here Wednesday. He
is Walker, the great full-back. He is
without doubt one of the best men on
the grid-iron to-day; he will play in
the line as tackle. With Lloyd and
Walker as tackles. Virginia will be
doubly strong in ahis position. The
biggest game, if arranged, will be with
the University OF North Carolina, to
be played ut Norfolk. November 2ith.
This Will be n great day for Norfolk,
and no efforts on the part of the Nor
folk community should be spared to-
wards inducing the management here
to carry out his present intentions of
playing the game on the Norfolk grid
iron. Wednesday, October 10th, our
friends from Richmond College will he
here. On October 18th one of the big
gest games OF the season will be played
at zen, with the great Carlisle
Indians. Excursions from here and
other points will be run TO Washington.
and large crowd of Virginia rooters
will go down to see Virginia battle
against the red men. Saturday. Oc-
tober goth. Johns Hopkins University.
of Baltimore. will play their first game
here. This is the first year Johns-Hop
kinS has had team on the grid-iron.
Wednesday, October 2lth, the Cadets
from Lexington, and their large delega-
ton, will be here. Great interest is
manifest in this, the first game of foot
ball Virginia has played with Virginia
Military Institute. They have been
clamoring for a game with Virginia
after saying they would easily lower
the orange and blue. hence we await
With interest their efforts towards the
above direction. It is said they have
ii strong team. Saturday. october eth,
washington and Lee returns Tor an
other game. Saturday. November Sd
is an open date. On November 10Th
Gallandet will play their annual game
here. on Saturday. November 18th. the
two old-time rivals. Virginia and
Georgetown. will meet a Washington.
1t is needless to say this will he great
battle. as the past games between these
two rivals have shown.
Thursday the annual Thanksgiving
Day game at Richmond, will be play
ed with Sewanec.
on December LIST the team Journeys
to Louisville, Ky. where they close the
season with Vanderbilt University.
BRIEF MENTION.
The w. c. r. u. have been holding
| their convention in Charlottesville
during the past week. a large num-
Der attended the meetings. and were
shown through the University grounds
and buildings.
Mr. Richard j. Howard of Norfolk.
| who has been visiting in Charlottcs-
Vile, returned home Friday.
Among the new editors elected for
| college topics are: Robert NJ. Tunstall.
| A. NJ. Dobie and II. +. l.. Taylor. of
| Norfolk.
The Moot Court Of the senior law
| class was organized Saturday after
noon. Regular work Of Il practitioner
| will be carried on throughout the year,
| giving. the students the experience of
| actual practice.
The Board of Visitors. at the meet
| ing here this month is expected to APP
| propriate the necessary amount to
complete and furnish the new hospital
! AT the organization of moot court
to-day, Littleton ]. Walker. OF Norfolk
was elected clerk; Warner Ames, oi
/ ACCOmaC COnntV sheriff and ~