The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-25
VIRGINIA FRESH
FROM TIER VICTORY.
Will Battle With Carolina for
Championship Of the So nth.
OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN CHOSEN.
Yale Men Agree 10 offciate-Rules at
Park Will BE S,ricter Than Ever
Bef.re-Changes in v,rg,nta's
l,ne-up-P.a TO Entertain.

extensive are the preparations on every
.lanu loy The saiuc OIL iOotroaii 10 NC Peg
"a here on THURSDAY aitsfnooH " ~
stevens OF the Universities OF w sims
ana n orth' carolina Inc Same " o'.i ss 80
i, lie Que OF the closest played AZ Ing
South this season and VIII De "1t h'sse4
BY one OF the greatest cfo"os Wit. g
has over zone wild with cheering the
padded warriors Of a gridiIon. Snoie
Il,an Ave hundred students represehanS
81 the two institutions Will traVei 10 h'cu-
,nn,1a a., special trains. the North Saro-
lima contingent arriving the night before
The conflict, while VirginiaSs hosts WA
not strike the city until the morning u
thanksgiving Day. kilograms YESTERDAY
10 the committee Of the fsachmono
Alumni Association OF the University %
Virginia, which has In charge arrange
ments here. brought The news fhal laio-
lima would bring two hundieo q i'et
rooters and that Virginia would CONS
down to spend the day IN Town LII ee
hundred and fifty strong
All arrangements for showing the boys
good time are pretty well made. IN
Guiding the great theatre party at the
R,;ou. various dinners and the students
german to be given by the young laaies
nj the Masonic Temple after the show
With the great game IN the afternoon
followed BIZ these events during the eve
ing. the day viii be crowded with nap
neinps and will be one OF aconinu3us
celebration A thousand copies of Nsr-
ginia's songs have been secured by tho
local committee and at the Bijou VIII De
distributed through the audience SO that
all may sing these college songs between
acts or at any other intervals during the
performance which may seem I'll Tor a
burst OF melody. There has so Tar been
very little betting on the outcome OF the
game though several are offering even
money that Carolina won't score. and
TO ] that Virginia wins. There will be
plenty Of takers for the even money
proposition.
TILE OFFICIALS.
In the matter of choosing oHlc1ais the
managers have showed good judgment.
ard secured the services of two Yale
men. who have national regulations as
foot-b authorities. These are Murphy,
Yale's trainer, during the past most
phenomenal season. and Sherelin fafe s
fomaus end rush. These gentlemen nave
consented to officiate, and VIII arrive IN
Richmond tomorrow night Neither W.
GINA nor North Carolina are at hara
practice this week. though both eievens
are on the field regularly for signal prac-
tice and light work against the scrubs.
Virginia will change her lineup mere
from the form which she defeated the
Indians by playing Pritchard and " al
ters as backs. These men are CONSIDERED cred
the .Narsity's regulars and We're Kept
out ruf the Indian game that they might
be in better condition for the Thanks
giving game viii the Tarheels.
The park management for the game
will be more strict thus year than ever
in regard TO granting side lines. and VIII
cndeavor TO keep all persons save SUD
stitrtes and officials of the side lines.
: The reporters will be given a stand IN
the northwest corner Of the grand stand.
and will hand the game from there. Ii
these restrictions are enforced they VIII
add much to the general Satisfactory
management of the game.
It is probable the progress OF the strns-
gle. the downs, the gains and the decls-
ions of officials will be announced from
the field by lnegaphones. which VIII De
an innovation. but one That viii no doubt
prove successful and satisfactory
The teams will arrive Tomorrow eve
ming. and will be quartered al Murphy s.