The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
FOOTBALL GAMES TO-DAY.

Gecrrctown vs. Virginia a. Georgetown.
Gallaudet IS. Mount Washington. az baltimore
Philadelphia Central Washington Central 81
North Carolina vs.. A. and N. College. at Chapel
Harvard ~ indians. at Soldiers Field Cambridge
Dartmouth Is. Amherst. a. Hsno7er y II.
Yale vs. Brown. at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. Army. az West Point.
Pennsylvania ". Lafayette. at Philadelphia
Tufts vs.. Massachusetts, at Medford-
Springfield 7. 5. vs.. wor Poiy at Springfield.
Utah ". All HaIl0Ws College, at Salt Lake CITY
Oberin IS. Wooster. al Wooster.
Bowdoin Colby. 81 Brunswick
Missouri Arkansas. at Columbia.
Navy rs Swarthm0re. az Annapolis.
Gettysburg IS. Ursiuus. ~ Reading
Hobart IS. Alfred. at Geneva.
Colgate rs. Hamilton. az Clinton
Mississippi IS. Sewanee, at Memphis.
Lehigh " y. Y. Univ. AZ South Bethlehem
Williams vs.. Wesleyan. az Nilliamsto~n.
Ohio Wesleyan rs. Case School Delaware Ohio
Havlrford vs. johns H0pkins az Hayerford.
Bates VS.. Maine at Lewiston.
Tome vs. Baltimore Cts College, az Tome.
Kansas ys Nashbum. AZ Topeka.
Marquette IS. Laurence, a. Milwaukee
Penn state rs. Westminster At State College.
Vanderbilt rs Rose Polytechnic ~ Nashville
Wisconsin vs.. Illinois. az Urbana.
S. Johns College IS. MARYLAND Asgies, at An
napolis.
Lebanon vs. MuhlenbuTg. at AnnviIle.
Chicago vs. Minnesota, a. Chicago.
Hampshire q
Dickinson Albright. al Nilliamsport, Pa.
Cornell v. Holy Cross. at Ithaca. y. Y
Trinity vs. Rhode Island. at Hartford Conn
Georgetown and Virginia will meet to-
day in the greatest football conflict on
Georgetown field since the memorable
game in 1901, when the Blue and Gray won
l. to IS few minutes before time 20 ter
inmate the play. II will be remembered
that the game was the cause Of severing
athletic relations with Virginia until this
year, when the two universities decided
70 let bygones be bygcnes, and again be
come the great rivals in Southern sports
they were previous TO the unfortunate
breach.
Washington has been talking Of this
game ever since the date was set Viz
ginia numbers hundreds Of graduates here
and hundreds more OF friends. while
Georgetown never lacks for the most
earnest supporters and rOOters at their
games. II promises 10 be an afternoon
filed with fne playing. vOCifeTOus cheer
ing. and keen rivalry.
Virginia Team Here
Virginia arrived in Washington late last
night. and. headed by Coach Cole and
Manager Robson. the squad is making its
headquarters az the Ebbitt House Nearly
al the players are in good condition. and
those of the regulars who are unable 70 go
the route will be suppIanted by very COM
petent substitutes who are eager to get
into the game they regard the biggest of
their year The Virginia students headed
By the Stonewail Jackson Military Band,
OF StauntCn. viii arrive this morning from
Charlottesville IN a special train. There
ayIII be three or four hundred students and
many others who will join the party on
tine way here. A section of the east stand
has been set aside by the Georgetown
management for the VirgiBians. and the
west stand Will contain the Georgetown
cohorts. Virginia hopes 10 retrieve their
humiliating defeat OF five years ago. and
Georgetown has prepared 70 repeat their
1901 victory.
Light work for Georgetown.
There was no scTimmage work for
GcoryetoWn's gridiron warriors yester-
day. In the morning Coach Reilly led the
squad in a cross-coUntry run over in Vir-
ginia. and in the afternoon signal prac-
tice and new formations were gone
through. behind closed gates.
Georgetown rooters viii assemble
downtown. and go TO the grounds in a
body. headed by a band. The students OF
the law school viii meet at their build
Ing at I O'Clock, with the band and will
march to the medical school. where the
students OF that branch OF the university
Will be picked up. After marching to
Fourteenth and II streets the entire party
viii board special cars and ride to George
town Field
As George Washington pulled their game
ahead day. the HatchetiJes viii attend
the NiTginia-GeOrgetOwn game in body
and get line on the playing ability of
the two teams.
AIr Olcou, Of Yale. and Mr.. Brown.
Of Dartmouth. have been selected 10 Off
ciate in the game