The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
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FOOTBALL Lovers.
Game Between Randolph-Macon
and Hampden-sidney Will
Attract Many.
tspceIal to The rImes. pIapateh.l

Especial to The Times. Dspatch.I
Ashland, va, November t1.--After
one OF the hardest weeks work of his
career as coach Rice Warren to-
night has the Randolph Macon foot
ball squad in shape for their game
With Hampden- Sidney In Richmonj
Saturday. on last Monday the yellow
Jackets defeated William and Mary In
Williamsburg. Every afternoon since
then the team has been put through
hard scrimmage and signal practice
1,lie coach reports every man In condl-
ton for gruelng contest. Every ef-
fort Will be made to stor tile hereto.
fore victorious progress OF Yancey's
Randolph Maeon's mainstay is Cap
tain Harry Rove at right half back
Rowe is nineteen years old, weighs 160
pounds and Is the fastest man in col.
lege He is an uIerring defensive
player. a good ground giver and runs
backs Hopkins, at full back Is a new
man. He is hefty and is a reliable
back at hitting the line. He plays de-
on offensive White. a left half. is q
iightweight, tipping the scales at 1876
pounds. He Is the teams punter. and
mas shown great Improvement In the
last week in his work In this direc-
tion.
AZ quarter back is another young
ster, Frank Bape. who weighs but 1870.
Bane is speedy little player and All
aa nsiTring tn, taekler He has PLACED ss. sen
wears. simpson. on lief, end. Is one
= OF the. old men on the team. and Is .
fast, llcady man. He is light, 80
3. B. Bane, on right end. is seay,er,
hut not so fast nor brilliant In his
work. He is steady end and always
on the job.
The tackles Turner. Copley and
WOOlhouse "A II mon Mona
OF them arc fast. but all are splendic
defensive workers, and know the game
VIII. Chapman and Jordan are both
good mates to their tackles: big and
Z Woodi1ouse, at centre. Is possibly
the most aggressive PLAYER on the
whole. team. He is small. but stockT.
End absolutely tireiess. He Is In the
game from whistle to whistle, with
every ounce OF his $50 pounds. and IS
very valuable asset TO the s1nad.
The snbbacks are Fisher. Ives and
Wray. The first mentioned is a stock
'ly built player with plenty of force
and strength In his work. Wray Is Il
Heavyweight, but very fast. and Is a
terrific defensive player. He aissrnates
are about equal IN ability.
Ives is q half hack OF some lodging
ability, and fast and heavy. He Is also
t,rsf.e LAST un,er NJ Dgeseie sasiins
the regular men.
This is the team on which Randolph.
Macon has pinned her hopes for sat
nrday. There is a better spirit In col-
lase and on the team than has been
shown here for years. The entire stu
dent body will witness the game.
The time of the game has Been
changed from o'clock. as first adver-
tised, TO 3 o'clock. The officials. Will
he c. NJ Barry. OF Georgetown. refers.
Iandon Wexford. OF University of vir.
gtnls, nmnirc: s. G. Blackiston, coach
of the Medical College OF virginia. field
Judge; r. T. Wilson. o. PETERSBURG.
head inesman Four 1fteen-minute
quarters viii he played as Is required
In all championship games.
TIE Raudolph-Nscon SQUAD will leave
Ashland at O'Clock Saturday morning
and stay al Murphy's Hotel Until the
GENE.
Lineup OF Randolph Macon football