The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
Condition for It's

". ne varsity eleven are putting pIenfv
OF lie into their. work. The scrub tea !,
mas been greatly strengthened the na Z,
week ana II has been contesttne q,
ground more stiffly than ever. red :,
Sha 1ile Grant, the men have @evincsd
much aggressiveness and arc dn,n.
much to put the first team - araa !.
shape Tor the trio of big games that
remain .fas.ln on the schedule. Beardol, :,
centre, is putting up remar,xa -
game. While the two ends, Cross an,
g levitt, are Slipping many an end rnn
N the baackfeld. Mcdonald and coo,s
are proving consistent ground gatnora
and i1 are giving the varsity forw. ! !.
2. much !a hard work. Wingheld is t,c,--
King in rare form. 4
" the varsity players, Captain aev..
ier and Todd, who have been on I he x,o,.
. i!s' the past week. are expected ]. d.
IN, harness Monday morning. cav
had quite an attack. and early IN ~
wee, his fever was quite high. NJ
=, =. s ms absence the tackle position ha
soeen well TILED by Jack, Wellfdrd d
st ner OF 'Lum Wexford, who NAV.
e1 on the Virginia team for two saa
sons. Wexford has the weight ana 10
s ..s1 tol TN, TN g much asgressiveness. pan.
ney,tl the Dig lad from Westminster
w va. y1 irp. continues to Improve. h1as
good work IN the scrimmages hei 1-ss
2 otlceable every day. Warner Ia NAV
M q steady game at END, and ni,n
DAY gay Is rapidly getting liz conditlon =,
In the line . 49, -
Dual TRACK Meet.
me dutl tract meet between h pa,,,
sylvanta and Virginia Will Be- IA "a
lure OF Easter week at the HIJnfvera,t,,99|
o. Virginia again this year. Manarsr
cecil. the. Virginia team, has sbes,5
negotiating for some t me Il, I III, !.
and and tbs practically certain that the
"searers OF the Red and Blue vii / 90 M
pete against Virginia on the track r,a,;vt
spring. y. - - q ' a''i. /
Last year the meet was an entire
success ' : 'I and several new Virginia re.
;ords ior time We're made. Penn
'y!V ana LOOK the meet by scoring 76} /
JOINTS :, 70 Vlrglnla,s g. Sss Turner. WIT
'n!r q 81 Baltimore, beat the old re. !
cord In the SS0-yard run by5 some sec5s
'nds. making 1t In two minutes ia,
y the 22U-yard dash. Stanton cl,nna,,f
fifth of q second from the South ernS
Intercollegiate record held BY Rector
md beat Rector's Virginia record s.
Wo-hfths OF a second.
Manager Of Baseball.
& Herbert Nash, of Norfolk, has been
lected mana ger OF the Virginia base
'all team, to succeed Beverley Nv. Is
'tras, r., OF Tazewell. who did not re-
urn to college. Mr.. Nash entered tho
last January He has had I!
onsiders BILE experience IN managing L
cams. having had charge OF the Nor. +.
ok Colleg ians. an aggregation Of ANA.
eur players that included many FOR.
aer Virginia men. AT the Norfolk
academy he managed the baseball and
ootball teams. Slss & II " u \!
Basketball Men In shape.
Yirginia's basketball squad is pro.
resslng quite rapid y under .Pop"
.annlgan's coaching, and the men are Il,
eginning to show ups well even this Is
arly In the season. Thirty-two naen II
ave reported { to date. Ashby, X earns. IA
ampbell, ". Ne Il and p. 1 Rixey, OF last r.
easoRs quint. seem to have lost aona n
their kI!l 8nt audi ne the ball andiIss
III ninkesN good IBID for theirsold POI II;
ttonss IN the line -up.s Tlle tollowinglsJ
eW men haye gepo ted: 3. r. Cecil /, III lEI
!, Oliver. r. Bogert, John MCGUIRE. M
/. r. 4Ashbx Sand ]. Vincent. u