The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
Shafts From Sportlarad
by G. MALRERTI

woodhouae the msn against bin,, and
8Woodhouse is no SLOUGH,
Captain Rowe, of Randolph Macon,
was always on the Job, which Is rather
nigh praise. Ho was consisteh.
ground gamer, and cheered his men
al the time. When. In the early STAGES
OF the game, Hsmpden-si Sidney carried
inc Dali rapidly down the field ~ Was
RoWe's pleadings as much as anything
else which made tho Yellow Jackets
hold on their three-yard line and keep
the bali from going ovor.
White is another one of the crew Of
the Yellow and Black who did yoeman
service. Fast as a streak of CREASED
lightning, without stop In his system,
ne was Responsible for many of the
gains made, and strange indeed for q
half back. he intercepted several for
ward passes. In addition, his kicking
made possible victory. AS matter OF
iact, Randolph Macon can thank the
zoe OF this sturdy Eridiron warrior for
the bonfire which will be held in Ash
land ON Monday.
for aampden-S;dney, Blanton. Rison
ana ieager put UP an excellent game,
put II remained for Lewis to carry
the ball. Time and again he was
called on. and though apparently all
II. ne made the squirt and usually
aaded some distance to his core. Cap
tain \ eager must mot be overlooked in
summing up the stars, for he. too.
played great game.
Rah FOR the Boola boola. And we
may all chant in unison, II told you
So. Get tnat bulldog mad and no
VIII bite, In tur minds asc we can
see mats going over goal posts. and
woe pc to the apple man when the
crowd gets back to New Haven. Five
70 three! Just think Of It, and 1t hap
p , aIter Yale was supposedly In the
down and out class Next-Haryard.
Pennsy and Michigan went to
70 y score. No chanting in unison here
we were Of the opinion that Pennsy
would win. So also as to Chicago.
Which team bit the dust before Cor
nell srfdironites to the tune of 1888 to 0.
Also we were of the opinion that
Hampden-Sidn would win. And like
wise "we' thought that virginia woulo
TAKE the measure of Georgetown. NAV
all OF our sins be forgiven" says Willie
shakespeage. So mote 1t be.
us a strange world. though a merry
one. me best laid plans OF mice and
men DO often gang aglee" Now. vir-
gina has great football team, and
we know 1t, yet that selfsame team
aloWs Georgetown to do a pruning
act mat would do credit to the chief
forester of the Uniter States. AT
that we" think v. Pr can trim
Georgetown.
the Fasig-Tipton sale OF blooded
horses will be held in Lexington be-
sihHlhS tomorrow and VIII continue
on iuesday. Some of the best horses
IN the country will be offered at the
saie' including the stables of some not.
ed horsemen. A special feature OF the
sale will be Tennessee and kentuckv
pred yearlings. The entries to tho sale
closed on November 5,
Walter Camp made a statement a few
days ago in which he held that Yale's
non-success on the football field this
year was due to too much individual,
play, and not enough team work Which
was doubtless true. Walter Will now
have to say that the stars were elimi-
mated and that team work came back"
And about Princeton-Oh, shades OF
the Poe family, where be we now?
Baker, who played shortstop on the
Richmond team. is lamenting the loss
of a sister. Richmond fans as well as
the writer extend to him their sym
pathy. The Baker family has met
with number of misfortunes lately.
While the ball tosser was in the hospi-
tai here suffering from appendicitis,
q brother was nearly killed on the
Pennsylvania railroad. Now his sister
is taken. 1t Is sorrowful indeed.
When Battling Nelson and Owen Mo-
ran meet in San Francisco on Thanks
giving day. look out for squalls The
Dane and the Englishman have mel
before. but without result. Should
Nelson win. and there is suftlcien,
reason to believe that he can If it Il
to be finish affair. then Wolgast will
be the next In line.
Sports around the big city. meaning
Of course, New York, are of the opinion
that he recent Democratic victory. II
the Wtate means that racing will ra
turn. There are many who hope tina