The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-28
90 Broad Street.

good base-runner and hard, left
| handed hitter
Susons, OF Tennessee. who made such
big reputation for himself last sea-
son. is the best pitcher on tho staff.
fultoh. n new man, who saw service
ut Eantops School when that school
was in existence, is almost as good
as SusonS. Fulton has the greater
speed, but Susong has greater va
riety OF curves The youngest and
newest pitcher is Douglas. who has
played In only a few games but all
ready gives every Indication OF be-
coming great pitcher. He is a cousin
fDr. Beverly Pollard, who was one OF
the greatest football and baseball play
ers Virginia has ever produced
Team Has Excellent Record.
Nirginia's games up to yesterday.
won and lost. are as follows Lost-to
Pennsylvania. S to Z; to Cornell s to
A; to Dartmouth. to 3; won-from
pennsylvania, o to /: from Lafayette,
to 2; from Trinity. to l.; from
Georgetown. 0 to O.; from North Caro-
lima. 6 to l; from North Carolina,
to q. from Davidson II to 1, making n
total of three games lost and seven
won.
Tho South Atlantic games were all
finished Saturday, when the season for
80. SAINTS .i!uea. me team WIN
80 80 vi i.s tsof'terh Tip on May 4tn.
~ ~ ilsn Nhsiiiia wiz me up against
Georgetown in Washington. Villanova,
Pa. Princeton, Yale and West Point
VIII follow in order. The game with
West Point on May 18th will be the
last one of the season. Virginia hopes
to win at least three out of this sched-
ule.
The track team put out by Vir-
sinia this year was one of the best
in ,he history of athletics at that
institution. The relay team appeared
in the meets at Richmond, Norfolk.
Baltimore and Washington, and won
in all. save at the Washington meet,
where they We're beaten by George
town. Archie Randolph won the high
jump in all, jumping well above feet
all the time. Rector broke the record
of 10 seconds for the 100 yards, made
by Allen Potts when the latter was
n student at the University. reducing
1t to 40 seconds. He has also es-
tablished new record at Virginia for
the go. having made 1t in q 1-5
geconds He entered the annual meet
of the Pennsylvania intercollegiate
Athletic Meet last night, and Randolph
competed in the high jump again. Vir-
Ginia won the relay race there last
year
me outlook Tor iootnall nett sea
son is not quite as promising as it
shouid De- as ohis lew oi inns yeal
men WIN fe. .ii 'oa .seA. Sap'atn ~
si'e .eii I.,,, M NC - nfnh',,,v ~,
e .' "iti'''I.1s, : va" as.a. hani
ny sis 1y .,ua' .aai,'a Tho.e aro oil ~.
oia ,,en ,rbo VIII nrobablv return
Tha-a 10 NOT much new material all
,ho.,gb nlenty of mon who can play
viii ho nj college but will be dis
barred on account of the new eligible
ity rules Colwell, formerly of the Uni
versity of Tennessee. will be eligible.
and should make strong player; and
Favell. formerly OF Cornell. will be
eligible.
A me scnedu4e VI GaHhes 10 ueiiS
arranged. Athletic relations with North
Carolina and Georgetown have been
resumed, and the usual games with
those institutions VIII be held. Vir-
ginia VIII play North Garo!iha some
where IN the 1nldole OF inc scasut'
probably IN Richmoha Inc game WIZ
Georgetown VIII pc piaSeu NJ, on T mo,I,
Der lotn, III Was"lls .n,.. lii ,s, naata,;,
giving game WI DC p,aytu ~ o,p1 aN'
VIII lne ~ 1ah,s So ,viii hn Tho head
iiai'i'no . onaan ond he vlu ha
eoaon 81. pr,,,nh Johnson
nelpeu ny NO 49,. ~ pa,.ariv pollord,
ana. pc, naps' - 90, pandolnh are
M' -. GooAo CIV ST
on the pohiu % .; hosLat.
s oa.t a"u p psi all was taken in the
General Athletic Association last fall.