The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
VIRGINIA FOOT
BALL OUTLOOK.
Will Play Eleven Hard Games
During the Sea-
son.
INDIAN GAME PLAYED HERE
Twelve Old Men Back at Col
lege-" King Cole" Will
Coach.
INDIAN GAME PLAYED HERE

The University Of Virginia ot-ball
schedule has been closed, and All cxaml-
nation Of 1t will show that the orange
and blue has hard campaign before 1t.
September 27th--vIrglnla vs.. RandoIps-
Macon, at Charlottesville.
September 3oth-vlrglna, VS.. St. Johns
College, at Charlottesville.
october 7th-vrglnla VS.. Agricultural
and Mechanical College, at charlottes.
Vile.
October 14th-vrgnla VS.. Carlisle Gin
dIans), at Richmond.
October 21st-VlrglnIa VS.. Buckne'I, at
Norfolk.
October 27th-virglnla vs.. Davidson
College, at Charlottesville.
November 4th-vlrglnla VS.. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, at Charlottesville.
November 11th-vlrolna VS.. George.
town. at Washington
November 1sth-VIrginia VS.. Navy, at
Annapolis.
November 25th-vIrelnla VS.. William
and Mary, at Charlottesville.
November 3oth Thanksgiving Day)-.
Virginia vs.. Carolina, at Norfolk.
5& 1t Will 5llc seen that Virginia will play
eleven games within the two months OF
the season and five Of those games VIII
be OF the strenuous order.
ST. Johns College Is an unknown guam
tty, but It is thought Virginia will win
out without any great effort The car
Isle Indians game, which Will be played
here on Saturday Of Horse Show week,
will be the greatest game OF the Whole
South.
Manager Bradley has arranged TO
greatly enlarge the park, and promises
that there will be seats for fifteen thous-
and people. The fence at the west end
will be torn down and moved back seventy
feet, so that bleacheries can be built
around the whole field. Manager Brad
ley asserts that Richmond will have the
largest and most complete athletic field
in the South.
The Bucknell Game.
Y The game will be played on the Satur-
day of Horse Show Week, and Manager
Thomas Bryan, OF the Unlversity&of Vlr-
GINA. will endeavor TO nave the managers
Of the Horse Show hold the ma tinee on
Friday, instead OF Saturday so thai
every one will be able to sec the game,
as well as the show at the Auditorium.
Following the Indian struggle Will
come the Bucknell game at Norfolk,
Bucknell defeated the Indians If to last
wear. and was defeated by Pennsylvania
only by the score Of to O.
Virginia will next play Davidson and
Virginia Polytechnic Institute before vie
great game with Georgetown on Novem-
Der 18th at washington Georgetown thls
year will be coached by Dr. joseph
Reilly, who is at present coaching "a INC
Virginia Boat Club. The Navy game loi-
lows a week later at Annapolis. ana lhlh
Is one of the toughest and hardest games
Of the season. After playing Wliliams
and Mary College on the University
grounds, the great struggle OF the year
will take place at Norfolk on lharlks-
giving Day, when Virginia goes up
q rainst her ancient enemies from caro-
Tina. Last year the score was Il. to II
for Virginia, and blood on the moon"
Is the forecast for the 3Oth Of November
Hardest Schedule.
The schedule Is the hardest that any
Virginia team has ever attempted ana
it looks as though the substitutes Woulu
get a show before the season closes.
The team this season will#lose the rol-
lowing old players; Council. Brancn'
Johnson. Pollard Spates, Kite, Pinkers
Williams and Haskell-nine good men.
.,rhoso Of the 'Ui team who will play this
season are Merritt T, Cook, captain;
spear, Randolph. Murphy, Beckett Ora
ham Warren, Hammond, Johnson. Dod-
son, Paul and Purcell, while Mike"
Conner, the Varsity 90 center. will re-
turn to college so that there will be
twelve old men who have already worn
tho Orange and 13lua Besides these.
promising lot OF applicants Will have a
try for the v. Among them are Robins.
of V, P. t.; Lightle, Of Dayton High
=, tI,o OF nn Carolina
last year: Schumacher, of Wilkesbarre;
Clcnkscales, Of Clemson College; Walker,
Of the Episcopal High School, and Lewis.
of v. P. Il.
"King" Cole Head Coach.
Mr.. ". q Cole, known as king Cole"
will offlciate as head coach this season,
assisted by Pollard. OF last years team;
Doc, Lambert and a few old star players.
Mr.. Cole was captain of the famous
Michigan University team. and last year
was first assistant TO Mr., Yost as coach.
Ho Is expected to reach the University
on september 10th and have everything
In readiness for the men when they show
IN on the afternoon of September 18TH
The applicants for the team will be at
once placed at the training table. which
will this year, for mo tlrst time, ne III
the hands of a professional,
Dr. w. a. Lamber,'as usual, will be
the medical adviser of the squad, while
Mi, Thomas Bryan will look after tho
business end. assisted by Mr.. A. S.
Robertson
The team will probably weigh about
tho same MS last years. and there Is
reason to believe that they viii accom-
pllsh as good, IL not better, results.
STIRRING GAMES