The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10
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II. sYr,ithcrrens hy tiroWn University
may come tack in Saturdays game
with Princeton and twist couple OF
kinks In the Tigers tail Already the
Blue confidence is showing on the sur
fare. and Princetoniens who had been
dreaming CT easy fruit Tor the Tigers
are beginning to sit UP and take mo-
;ice and wonder II. the Jerseyites real
iY are going tn win. A good Thought
to keep In mind when monkeying
around the New Haven aggregation
is that it is beaten only after the
last atom Of strength Is exhausted
and the last Whistle blown.
once again Abe Aitell aud owen
Moran have hAttled II a draw, the
fourth in their fstie careers. Once
more the fight fans walled because
there was net a knockout or q de-
cision. These two men are sufficient
~ evenly matched for an unlimited
go. and II should he arranged for
the protection OF the fans. II for no
other reason. for as matters now stand
tho two scrappfrs will continue TO
match for six round mills escape In
jury and ioss Of prestige and rump
of with coolies of easy coin.
Is there some composite OF the at
mosphere at Broad Street Park which
when shifted in an athletic contest
fires the sniffer to light From the
numerous fistic encounters there dur
ing the baseball and football season
II would seem that the original mi
erehe NJ incentive 80 slab. bang and
club was native ~ this western ward.
The latest, Il indeed not the most
disgracefuL illustration of the fact
that the germ Of scrap has his habitat
ON our bali yard WAS seen Wednesday
afternoon, when some Nandykad aud
a0stera physicians and some near
Tandvked aud almost doctors became,
SO iniismed over the gsme between
the Medical College Of Virginia and
the University College az Medicine
that they threw dignity to the wind
and their lists In all directions. III
VAS Row that would have driven any
ktilkfnney cat into the bushes Weap-
ing like an aclipsedamateur. More
power to- Your elbow serappcrs. thar
you may hreak your own arm or PM
some OK your ilk hors de combat.
charley lteoin's decision 10 Quit the
managerial end Of baseball is but an
expression of righteous Indignation
over The RAY deal handed hin, bv uo--
ace Fogel, who probably knows more
about sitting in press box and tell
Ing the president OF a team how TO run
the nine than he does about directing
the d@stinieS Of one. Doom made n
legitimate deal for the transfer of
three OF his players. and did SO with
the belief that he had control OF the
Philadelphia National League team
and was responsible for it's uphuiid :
Il La af, ~ a
queers the deal. aid Dooin's tempera-
tnrq rises speedily. The manager re-
signed forthwith, and his friends adj
mired him for it. Now he says he
viii kiss baseball goodbye aud no In
ducement can bring him back. This
IL Il pretty strong statement, and Char
ley evidently means IL. The game will
lose good manager and a good
PLAYER when he goes, but he has a ioi
u he sore about.
Although his teams chances OF get
ting "a look at the championship cur
offered by the Eastern Virginia Inter
collegiate Athletic Association have
gone a-giimmering because OF the de-
feat suffered ut the hands OF Hamp-
dem sidney. Coach Long is still work
ing hard with the Richmond College
eleven and has high hopes OF taking
next Saturdays game from the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College Of
North Carolina. The Spiders are un-
daunted by their defeat at Farmvf1ls
and are practieing with snap and
dash that inspires confidence in the
coach and student body. Coach Long
expects his lads 10 put up the same
article OF bali against the Tar Heels
as they dished out to the strong George
Washington eleven. II the West End :
ers play anything like they did then
the Tar Heels will not he overhurdeneti
with victory Saturday.
Smoke from last Saturdays bon
fire at Blacksburg over the victory
Virginia Tech achieved over Caro-
lima has just trailed into Richmond
II was a big blaze, they say. and the
s,Toaiiu has been swept OFF for the
building of another next Saturday
when news IL received in the noun
tain, village OF the result OF the game
With George Washington University.
There seems no good reason when
the barrels and boxes and fence logs
and other wooden things around
isiaeksourg should not be expecting a
hot time.
George Washington University will
have to play a great deaf better game
against Coach Bocock's iadtlYbucks
than was Witnessed here against the
Richmond College, eleven. The Spi-