The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
ANOTHER VIRGINIA
ELEVEN PICKED

(COntinued From lrSE fd6e-'
Including the championship series and
q majority OF the exhibition games
were lost. but a foundation for the
next season was laid.
As usual, a husky. scrappy eleven
was developed at Hampden-Sicney.
The Presbyterian aggregation scored
on V ? l. and held the heavy NIr-
ginia eleven 10 a 10 10 game WITH
the exception OF the hotiy-iough'
struggle lost to Randolph Macon. the
championship games were cleaneo up
in brilliant style.
Discussion OF Selections.
To summarize the individual guam
fcations OF the players chosen Tor
the chimerical eleven:
On end, Ebei. OF Hampden-Sidney.
although playing his first season on
the team, early proved himself ster-.
ling end. Vaughn. OF Randolph Macon,
is a worthy running mate. In method
these PLAYERS differ materially, but
in the sum total OF results they are
a we'll equalized pair. The former.
while no sprinting end. more tran on
sets this physical defect by his UNI
erring Judgment and sure tacklins.
Both are quick to diagnose an intri-
cate formation. and are across the line,
meeting the runner halfway. They
are down the field under punts. and
few tackles were missed by this pair.
There were few conspicuous lines
men. The forwards were willing but
not snowy workers. Al tackle. Duvai.
Of Richmond College, a veteran of four
years. and Wray. OF Randolph Macon.
another Veteran are the logical choice.
Both are good, weighty men, steady
and reliable. DuvaI makes tackles
everywhere and protects his position
in good shape. WraS Is quicA in get.
ting down the field and in breaking up
plays behind the opponents line Both
assist ably in opening up for the
runners.
Tackles are only guards that have
been improved by holding down more
responsible positions: therefore Ben
edict. Of Hampden-Sidney. although
PLAYING IN tackle. - seat in 20 bolste,
Up the centre. Haynes. Of che Pres
byterians. is another versatile lines
man who would be equally as effective
in this position. These men have the
ability to go ont on the wings and
do tackling ard would hold down any
centre.
For the pivotal position there are
three conrenders. namely. &c
Richmond College WOOdhoCse. Ran
6oiph- Naco-.. and Bowling. Hampder-
Sidney. Aga.a the choice goes 20 the
Presbyteriaus bowling q veteran a.
centre IS Ok. rlgged and consistent. r
not brilliant. He leads the others by
. narrow margin.
There e no question - the ntress
o. Saunders for the position q qlarter
back A. q se,d general. Re las few
equals for nis axe. His docgirg ab.l-
f-v Is UNSURPASSED. and Re - capable
OF taking care % any detail % wnicH
r. IS assigned. either or defense or o.
f,nss. Saunders receiving punts would
be q factor - be counted as dangerous
BY any zzz-eSst.oa IL the state.
Hard to choose Half Backs.
The half back positions are ci@icul'
90 Ell with Justice 70 all The selec-
ton @ saunders a. rsarrer necessi-
.s;ss TIE removal % Bare. OF Han
doiph-Nscon. 20 hais back. Arogre
ms rIayer Randolph Macon bsif ff,
intricate PLAYS. ard upon him lr E-.s--
Is cepeaded fo- thsi- erscuti9n Hop.
ksrs. captain q Rancoip - -Nacon. o..
thoush bette 81 f1u back i- ar o.
eeptlofsIiy cleve- half These head
p!avers would keep any opposing END.
worried
BfTEeTs rl t-+eAfiYIs 'filfSf. - -
le~te1 a. full back Hrs~rv ard pow
srfai. with Wonderfgl qulrsness Tor
big ran. - has a remarkable grasi
q PLAYS and gives irt~rfcrerrs %
sr>A- style. II Wopif b. mecca
for hi-n 20 90 the psnfirg co. ft'
team. whHe nis psnts so not bf.ai
sav RECORDS last season. taey Uere .,ri
snough % Usefui uitr slcl Pa
~f ~~ts - those chosen
kitozether. the f0rwsrss vot..
present q powerful front tu ar
sfrons IN their respective place ar
have DISPLAYED enough foo;baA knowl
edge 70 make them Qseliy a. eaecti-'
extensively ss Extensively.
IRE oackfeid 10 COMPOSED - fog
roer % wonderful spec Toobins
stellar full back VAS n we'd for con.
ysulencs because 20 h@if back sno~e'