The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-25
both TEAMS WILL
ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY
Universities Of Virginia and
North Carolina Ready for
Annual Fray.
NEITHER ELEVEN CONFIDENT

The football eleyens OF tie Unlver-
stiles OF Virginia and North Carolina
will arrive in Richmond this afternoon
for their annual game, which VIII be
played at Broad Street Park at l.. NJ.
Tomorrow. Both teams Will he accom-
panied by many substitutes aud attend
ants, such as coaches and trainers anu
managers. Both parties VIII go direct
to the Jefferson. where quarters have
been engaged for them. Tho Virginia
team VIII arrive at \ T.. NJ. The Chapel
Hill eleven will arrive a BIZ later.
No comparison of the relative
strength of the teams iB obtainable. for
the reason that they have not met the
same teams this season. Carolina's
eleven consists chiefly OF new material,
there being but four or five men OF
much football experience on the squad.
While neither eleven has announced
its lineup or weights 1t Is known
that the teams average about the same
for the entire eleven. and from the i'm
portant games already played the mi
tinl lineup will probably be about as
follows:
Probable l.inc-Ur.
Virginia. Position. Carolina.
Jones. ........left end...... Davis
tCaptain)
Grler. ....... left tackle $50. :. Harris
Cor ceciD Tor GarretD
Woods 1893. left guard. Thompson
Tor Doonan)
Cloth. centre ....... Parker
Tor Kollock)
williams. right guard. ..... Howell
Wellford.. right tackle...... Deans
Cor Holiday
Maddux. right end. Thomas
Honaker quarter ....... Mann
Tor Cosby
Neff. left half. Mcneil
Crawford. right half. ~. Dunlap
Tor Rnffin)
Yancey. ...... fullback Williams
Cor Rufnn)
Virginia's substitutes include Mac
Murdo Hume. Caldwell. Randolph. Tai
;aferro. Cecil, Wise and Murphy, be-
sides those named above. Carolina will
be well equipped with substitutes also.
The names OF the officials for the
game have not been announced, nor
even suggested but Mike Thompson. of
Georgetown: Dashieil. Of Annapolis.
and Richard Armstrong have frequent
ly served in these games. and If none
of these are chosen. some equally prom
inent football experts will be.
Those disposed to lay wagers are
uncertain how to place them or what
odds VIII be asked or given. The two
teams are we'll matched In every way.
and it will probably be an even thing
before the game Is called.
Records of the TcamS.
North Carolina was beaten IS to Q
By Pennsylvania in the opening game;
played Washington and Lee a scoreless
tie October 9Th at Newport News and
beat William and Mary II to O..
Virginia beat Richmond College rs
to 0: defeated Gallaudet and st. Johns
of Maryland, decisively. and barely
won from Virginia Military institute
last Saturday. AT the opening OF the
season Virginia played a scoreiess tie
with Davidson College. OF North Car
DINA.
Carolina's showing against Washing.
ton and Lee is the best gauge. of Its
playing strength while Virginia's v.
II. l. game was Its greatest test
Washington and Lee has a very strong
team. but probably not quite as strong
HIS V. NJ. I. The two Lexington games,
however. indicate that Virginia and
Carolina are well balanced
The game will probably consist of
thirty-Ininute halves, IL the weather
IS fit for such a severe test. The fee
for admission to the grounds is 81.
while half a dollar additional Is asked
for seats in the stands. Virginia adj
hcrents Will mass on one side of the
field and Carolinians on the other. and
the colors will clearly distinguish
them.
the rival teams tells the latest as to
dictions or expectations of their fol-
lowers:
yirsinia's Hopes High.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA October