The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
ODDS GIVEN ON
THE RED SKINS
Preparations for Great Crowd to
See the Game Next
Saturday.
vIRGlMlA's STRONG ELEVEN E!
Fast A Aggregation Will This Year 1e;a1
Tackle Carlisle's Heaviest
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Every Indication Is that the crowd In
Broad Street Park next Saturday to wit
ness the football game between the Car
Isle Indians and the strong eleven from
the University OF Virginia will be larger
by several hundred than was the attend
ance at any game here last season. The
management of the park has gone to q
great deal of extra expense to prepare
seats for those who will watch the gladl-
ators wrcstle for supremacy. Seats nave
been erected on the northern side OF tho
enclosure and the bleachcrs on the south
west side have been remodeled and added
to. S44r EEseA 81.
And there will be no crowding on the
field. Twelve sworn officers Will march
around on the north side to keep back the
scething mass OF humanity that will
pack around the chalk marks. And where
the bleachers extend into the grandstand
on tho south side there will be an officer
stationed every few5feet.. The game last
Saturday between Randolph Macon and
Richmond College demonstrated tho tact
that two officers could not hope TO cope
with the crowd that surges into the field,
Often the lincsmen are bothered, and the
glandstand cannot watch the plays when
Il lot OF men are running up ana down
the line. The two linesmen, the head
lincsman and the newspaper men VIII
alone have the grdiron privileges.
Much Interest Manifested,
A great deal OF interest is already being
manifested in the game for next satllr-
day 1t is tho belief hero that thore will
be more enthusiasm In the game between
the redskins and the Virginians than
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representing tho two Universities OF Vir-
GINA and North Carolina Among the
sporting element the odds are In favor OF
Carlisle. Several peculiar bets are being
placed One wager Of flft%dollars is said
to have beenamade rthat Virginia would
not score twelvat3 points; another, bet Is
that tho Indians Will lead six points IN
the first half. Carlisle seems to be the
favorite with those who are inclined to
place their money on their Judgment
Carlses team this year Is a teterogen-
eous assemblage OF redskins, representing
twenty-five tribes. and speaking as many
There arc 3 Cheyenne, 0 Seneca, 0 Sioux
q Oneida, Ute, ] delaware, ] Omn-
ha, 2 Miami. l Caddo. ] Cayugar
S Chippawa, ! Wyandotte, Mission,
Yllme, Pawnee. / TuscarOra. Nc2
Porces, and one each from the Cherokee
Eskimo. Arickaree, Iubelo, Wlnnebagt
tribes. They average about 21syenrs OF
age, and como rs follows from these
States: Oklahoma Q, New York .. North
Dakota 8, Wisconsin 2, Utah J. South
Dakota g. Nebraska 2. Indiana 2. Mime
sofa o. Indian Territory 2, California 3
Idaho 8, ono each from Montana, North
Carolina, Alaska and New Mexico,
Names of Players,
Their names are us follows; Nlchode-
mus Billy, age 10. n senaca from New
York; mike" Balentl, IS, Cheyenne, Ok
lahoma; Capt, Nicholas Bowen, 23, Sene-
ca New York; Brave Thunder. FL, Sioux
North Dakota; Wilson Charles, 20. Oneida
New York; Albert Daniels, 19, Ute, Utah
Wallace Denny, 20, Oneida. Wisconsin
Charles Dillon. %. sioux. South Dakota
Eagle Man, 10, Sioux, South Dakotai Al
bert Exendine. q. Delaware, Oklahoma
Francis Fremont, Il. Omaha. Nebraska
William Gardner, 23, Sioux. South Dako
tn; Frank Godfrey. IS, Miami Indiana
Fritz Hendricks, 20, Caddo, Oklahoma
Kicked on the-Jaw. 23, Sioux, Minnesota
Frank Jude. 20, Chippawa. Minnesota
Menjeckety, %. Cayuga, New York
Charles Kennedy. "a, Seneca, New York
Paul IaRocpue, co. Chippawa, Minnesota
| Archie Libby. 20, Chippawa, Minnesota
Grover Long, 20. Wynndotte. Indian Ter
ritory; Antonio Lubo, 22 (Spanlsh), Call