The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-03
INDIANS HAVE A
STRONG line UP
Carlisle to Buck Against Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia
Here.
pALE-FACEs AnE CONFIDENT G N 1: ID
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But the Red Men Have Some
Excellent Material for the
Contest.
PALE-FACEs ARE CONFIDENT |: Z:

All indications are that the attendance
upon the football game here on the l4th
between tho Carlisle Indians and the
strong eleven from the University OF
Virginia will be larger than that of
any previous year. The management or
the park has .unde extra preparations
for the accommodation OF the vast
throng. Here Is something about the5
Indians TINT will be of interest to many:
The lightest Kind of work on the prac-
tice field was given to the Carlisle Indian
football squad last week. in as nuoh us
Head Coach George W. Woodruff has sc.
cured /, pretty iino line on the indiVldulal
capabilities Of all the members OF MS
squad. The early afternoon has peel,
taken up by chalk talks which extended
from 2,l5 to 800 o'clock. This has been
followed BY kicking and catching INC
ball, and brief lineup Of the . thard anu
fourth teams at quarter of four atter
which tho first and second teams nave
mt in usually, not more than half
hours scrlmmage.
Kennedy and Hunt, the two centres,
have been putting in u strenuous quart
err OF hour following each days practice
under the personal supervision OF Coach
Woodruff, trying to reduce s1periiuous
flesh and learning line hucking tricks. IL
& II y
been improving III their handling the
ball. Hunt has been a good man ana
only needs to have his aggressiveness
developed Nephew, the valuable third
full bnck had his shoulder Joint hurt IN
the p. r. r.. game last week and VIII
be out of the game for the season. cap
tain mick" Bowcn's injuries have been
slight and he will be in excellent condl-
ton for hard work during the coming
week, and Libby, who hns been laid up
with a badly wrenchcd arm, together
with Fritz Hendricks, the plucky little
half back, who has been in much the
same fix, will be playing their usual
games before mdweek passes.
Coach is Satisfied.
Local enthusiastlcs believe that the
neoplc Of the large cities will this year
have an opportunity to see the most
perfect exhhition&of the great college
game that have ever been witnessed IN
the United States. Coach Woodrur's
criticisms of his mons playing against
the p. r. eleven from Columbia last
week have been few, but along the line
OF commenting upon their lack OF de-
sire to unnecessarily try their winded
opponents, who arc sympathetically
oased IN on rs soon as the Indians
knew their speed. Coach Woodruff
thinks the Indians defensive work per.
feet as their opponents had not single
first down during the whole game. on
several occasions during the game the
lnteroGerence Of the Indians for their
own runners was clean cut and probably
rs perfect as could be
There Is no doubt that the Indians
are strong In tho matter Of hnving-lll--
diyidual stars in abundance. No one VINO
has seen the practice work can doupt
| bur that there arc seven or eight or the
oI>t ot,, ,tey1,
| during the season If opportunity Is pre-
scented. Dillon. Mt. Pleasant. Little Boy.
T1ritz Hendricks, Archie Libby, Wilson
Charles, Antonio Inho, and Wnhoo, arc
MI star players. Ia Rogue Is developing
! as a good guard.
| Ralph Kinney, the new assstnnt
| coach, who has achieved such remarkaple
| results last year rs guard at Yale ana
| during the two preceding years as left
tackle at that institution, arrived horo
| on Tuesday and Immediately took up
| his work with tho line men. Mr.. Kinney
| has expressed himself MS being mucn
| plensed with tho quantity and quality
! Of the material now out on the lndlnn
| field. FIe believes that he can give the
1! llncmcn much information Of value. lie
made a very remarkable impression upon
Tho aborigines from his introduction.
Yale Men Selected.
i The management of tho Cnrllslc lh'l'hi
Schools football team has announced
thnt tho officials for the game between
! Carlisle and tho UniverstyEof Pennsyl
< vnnia have been selected upon and thu,
tho referee will be Corbin, of Yale, nne
l tho umpire, Mr.. Sharpe OF Yale. ms
date which has been allotted to Albright
College on September Goth has been can
cellcd inasmuch as the Albright clever
was not in condition to plny mo red
/ d II ! l. !, 1Nnp r
game substituted for the same date
With Villa Nova which Is thought to DC
one of the heaviest and best troinot
n eloycns among tho small colleges. AS tt
tho officials for the Harvard game nj
Boston DR. Paul Dashlel hns alone beer
decided upon for umpire. There will III
two additional gnmcs Mt least added tf
the Indian schedule, one of which Is t'
DO played at Canton, Ohio, on Novemhe
22d, and the other will In nll probnblllt!
i bc in the same state, either week be
fore or after that date.