The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-28

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zion, considering their travel this week.
y do not say we Will win. but we are
going to put up good game, and win
lif VIC can."--Coach e. II. Williams, of
+ ". r. !.
Tile Virginia Polytechnic Institute
land University OF North Carolina foot
ball teams are In the city. Both are
eager for the game. which Will begin
at 3 p. NJ. to-day. and are in good con-
dition for play. The weather promises
To be ideal, and the crowd the record
attendance for the season. The teams
arc well matched. and sentiment diff
ers very evenly in picking the winner.
Betting will probably be even on the
result, but IL there be odds they are
likely to be on the Virginia Techs.
stand and demand for admission tickets
TO avoid the jam at the gate have
been large and forecast a great crowd
for the game. In fact, tho attendance
will probably equal. IL 1t does not .cx-
Ieeed 5000. and may run even higher,
Being a holiday and practically the last
Ischedulcd game for the season. many
Twill attend who have seen none OF
the other games. a special train from
| Chapel Hiil and intermediate points
body from tho university and will
gather up Carolina enthusiasts ali
along the route. a few v. r. I. cadets
accompanied the team. but forty or
| to cheer the Orange and Maroon.
Alumni of the two schools from all
parts of tho two states viii head this
way to see Carolina team play a
! Virginia team on Virginia ground. The
| game promises to draw as did tile vir-
| ginia-carosina University game of past
i Years.
Last year Virginia Techs and Caro-
lima played tied game at Broad
Street Park. neither eleven scoring.
| History Is not likely to repeat itself
this year. There viii be scoring, pos
sibly by both teams. but almost cer-
tainiy by one The coaches promise a
pretty and spectacular open, running
game. The relative weights of the OPP.
lDsing teams can be best gagged when
they .,, are seen on the field.
merchants generally impartiaIiy dis
playing the light Blue and White of
Carolina alongside the Maroon and
in large numbers will be decked with
the bright hues to-day and more rib
bon VIII be seen thap at any game
TIE game Win probably consist OF
'hirty-five minute halves. and in that
event Will he test OF the wind and
4 bottom of tho teams.
The Carolinians have had good rest
since their last game with Richmond
College. and are fresh and vigorous and
full OF speed and ginger. v. p. l., on
the other hand played strenuous
game with the Naval Academy last
| Saturday. and have been travelling all
the time save two days. since then. An
ticipating that some may show fatigue
in the second half Coach Williams has
provided sufficient Substitutes TO re-
place almost the entire eleven, IL need
be. and will rush them at the psycho-
logical moment.
The better generaiship Is apt 10 de-
termine the result of the game. and
both elevens are captained by clever
stratesists and experienced players.
The result is apparently a toss-up, the
guesEcr to take his choice
The line-up. substitutes and officials
are:
Carolina. Positions. " p. T.
Virgins. left send. $500. .Huffard.
Garrett. ..... left fackle... ...Diffendal
Thompson. left guard. breckenridge.
Parker. ...centre ....... johnson.
Howell... right guard n. r. Hodgson.
Deans right tackle. n. w. Smith.
Thomas. right end. &C. T.. Smith.
Mann. quarterback -. Sheppard.
Dunlap. -. left halfback. Luttrell.
Mcneil. right halfback. $50. Billups
Eroswell. fullbacls.. ". B. Hodgson.
Substitutes: Carolina-Manning. Da-
Wis. Ruilin, Harris. Williams and Fer
Guson. V. p. Warmer and Hicks,
ends: Graveiy and Gibbs, backs; Brown,
J. p. Jones and III. G.. Jones, linemen,
and others.
Officials: Mr.. Jack Gass. OF Lehigh,
referee; Mr.. Gresham Poe. Princeton.
umpire; Mr.. Baird, Tennessee, head
J.