The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-25
VIRGINIA PLAYS
TARHEEts THRICE
BASEBALL SCHEDULE GIVES
NORTH CAROLINA ADyAN-
TAGE IN ODD CONTEST.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, jan
uary 25.-College Topics. the official
organ of the General Athletic Assoc
citation of the University of Virginia.
announces the schedule of the base
ball team for the coming season. as
arranged by Manager w. H. Nash,
of Norfolk. Va.
1t calls for about twenty-five games.
sixteen of which will be played on
Lambeth Field. There is pne open
date, not counting a contest or two
with big league teams who, through
the influence Of Umpire Rigler. of
the National League. VIII stop over
on their way north from the train
ing camps. Rigier is a student in the
law school and will coach the team
this sprnig.
As will he noticed there will be
two idle days duringe Easter week.
This is due to the fact that there
will be track meets on these days,
one of which win be the Pennsyl-
vania meet Easter Thursday.
The Yale game In Norfolk for April
Is is as yet still unaecided. but Nor
folk is preferred over Richmond.
Dartmouth wanted a date but Man
ager Nash could not arrange a salts
factory one. The absence of a game
with Harvard on the schedule Is
noticeable. Everyone will remember
the battle royal last year between
Brown and Hicks, and as the latter
finally won in l to 0 game of fifteen
innings. Virginia was anxious Tor
another try at the Cambridge team.
Three With Tarheeis.
Three games Will be played again
with the University of North Caro-
lima, one at Greensboro, one at Char
aotte and the third on Lambeth
Field, Virginia captured two from
foreign fields, and lost the contest on
the home grounds. cue TO the mas
terry pitching of Stewart.
Two games will be played with
Pennsylvania during Easter week, and
Fordham and North Carolina Will be
the other attractions. Georgetown
comes in for two games. one here
and the other in Washington. Should
third be necessary. both managers
might agree on a deciding GATE.
This Is the first time in several
years v. NJ l. has been on the sched-
ule. and the cadets should prove a
drawing card. as the friendship be-
tween the two Institutions is marked
The season will conclude with a
Northern trip. when, Virginia will
meet six strong teams in as many
days.
The schedule is as follows:
Schedule in Detail
March Is. Jefferson. at Charlottes-
Vile; March Is. Woodberry Forest. at
Charlottesville; March %. Jacob
Tome School, at Charlottesville.
March IS. Randolph Macon. at
Charlottesville; March 80, Amherst,
at Charlottesyille:, March Al, Amherst,
at Charlottesville; April 3. Lafayette.
at Charlottesville: April s. Pennsyl-
vania State. at Charlottesville; April
8. North Carolina. at Greensboro. n.
c.: April 10. North Carolina. at Char
lotte. N. c.: April Ia. st. Johns Col
lege, at Charlottesville, April II,
Princeton, at Charlottesville: April II,
Fordham. at Charlottesville; April Is,
Pennsylvania, at Charlottesville; April
Is, Pennsylvania, at Charlottesville
April 20. open. at Charlottesville:
April Fl. North Carolina. at Char
iottesville: April a.. open. at Char
lottesville: April Is. Georgetown. at
Charlottesville; April IS. v. NJ. L., at
Charlottesville: May 1, Georgetown.
at Washington; May 2, PENNSYLVANIA,
at Philadelphia; May 3. Fordham, at
New York; May 4. Brown. at Provi-
dence: May 8. Yale. at New Haven:
May 6. Army, at West Point.