The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS.
Kicking Men for the AIl-southern Team-L.te-
rarY Editors

Especial Dispatch to Tie Timesl
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA, Dec. 10
At a recent meeting OF the Advisory
Board OF tGe General ATHLETIC " wa
granted to the following mvu: Hooson,
8enet, Moore, Waters, y. =. harris,
Walker, Williams, IutWllers Coleman,
Landlord, f. Harris. Mason, Church anu
Cook. These men consrituteG the foot
BAH team OF 1871, one OF the best teams
that the University has turned out tor
many years. The South does not con-
tam their equal, and it is predicted by
those in position TO judge tLat a good
many OF lnem Will be CHOSEN toy the
All-Southern team.
The aforementioned men met Sat
urday evening and elected MIR. 4. C.
Hobson, or Richmond, captain OF the
team of 1902. MT. 41obson played END
on this years team, anu it is the gem
eral OPINION that u more suitable man
could not be found to lead the team 81
OF. He was chosen by Caspar Whitney
as end on the All-Southern eleven or
1900.
OF the great 1861 team very few Will re-
turn TO college next session, most OF t..e
men expecting to graduate in the various
departments. Tina following vs. Il, form
the necleus of the 1862 gr.diron fighters:
IN the line, Williams ana Captain Rob
son. ends, and Waters, center; back of the
line, +. Harris, full; substitutes, Church.
ST. John, Mason, and Cook. Several good
men are expected TO enter from the state
colleges, however, so that tie prospect is
prlgnt. Professional coaching Will, or
course, be continued.
Saturday evening the Jefferson Lite
airy Society elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Presluent, j. III.
Mason, OF West Virginia; Vice-Pres.de
Il. P. kerfoot, of Georgia; Secretary, X
5. Cohen, of Georgia. Ihe following men
were elected to represent the society on
the Magazine staff for the ensuing term:
J. L. Zones, of Georgia; 7. u. Savage, or
North Carolina; and James Hay, Jr., OF
Virginia. These men have been promI-
n.ntly identified with the literary work
at the University, and they give promise
of maintaining the high standard OF the
University or Virginia Magazine, which
is recognized as one of the leading college
ma gaines Il the country
Mr.. Jones has BEEN editor of the Maya
zine since January. 1871, and his re-elec-
ton shows the value OF his eGttoEiai
work.As he is the senior member OF the
Board from the jefferson Society. ana
as that society will elect tie editor-sh-
chief to serve until June. Mr.. Jones VIII
undoubtedly be chosen to succeed NIX
DCble, of the Washington SOCIETY," III
that responsible position
Mr.. Savage won the orators medal
in his society last May. His grafton was
published in the Magazine for October,
1901. but no o.Ler article has yet appear
ed in that monthly from his pen. He was
editor Of the Wake-Forest Student before
entering the University of Virginia, ana
will make a good associate editor.
james Hay, Jr., is a young man with
bright literary future before hom botH
last session and the present one he mas
dore able work in the short story aiie.
noetrx. departments HIS fctSn o. II
ranks we'll with the current lighter
magazine fiction Of the day. f.e IS also
student assistant-editor of the Aiutahi
Dulletin-