The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-14
In the Wake of the Game

90 the long route. Maiden, the big
lineman, is still in the hospital. but
there is talk that he. too. may be IN
the lineup Saturday. The trouble
seems to be that Virginia started too
late, or rather found her stride too
late. But it's going to be one grand
battle, and the four-touchdown margin
which Georgetown Is claiming IS apt
to be cut to a single score before the
battle is over.
The letter received by Manager
Crunp. Of the Blues. from the man
ager Of Randolph-Macon relative 70
canceling the game between the t~o
elevens scheduled for Saturday seems
to relieve the faculty Of having inter
fered and puts the matter sGuareiy up
to the team. The manager says that
the men voted not to play the game
through fear Of injuries. There is only
not blame the Ashlanders for taking
no chances in view Of the game with
Richmond College the following Satur-
lay. we do blame the MANAGEMENT Tor
deferring announcement OF the decl-
sion 50 long The Blues had gone TO
much pains to entertain the visitors
But that isn't the real point. the can
, collation. came at such late date that
the Blues are minus game, time now
! being entirely TOO short to make ar
! engagements.
! While Richmond College IS trouncins
! Rock Hill here Saturday. Hanpden-
Sidney should be having an easy time
with William and Navy in Petersburg.
! It is a championship game. but VII
| running for some time. What Rich
| nond College wants to do - TO whip
Randolph Macon. <nd IL Improvement
| continues. the Spiders have more than
| a look-!n This victory would mean
tie in the association NO arran gement
such a game would Enthusiastically
draw capacity business.
l. Jack JoAneon. a. we see It. wasn't
so far wrong when he compared him
/ self to Napoleon Both are deae ones
forever and aye.
Another deal for the Philadelphia
/ club has fallen through Day before
yesterday they were sold Now they
81! vuIgarism It strikes US that the mag.
nate end OF the PILLS can be properly
expressed by Just one word. amt.
! As far as Fogel 10 concerned. his 81
:; day in organized baseball should ht
over. w lln fCSst i.iNo VI
I everybody and Charles ". Murph,
! doing his best to drive Frank Chance
out Of the game. the older orsaniza
! ton needs house cleaning about a!
badly as anything We know OF.
The jap Yamads. who was TO So
things wild by his cue ability. lost q
Sutton. ard now vii! 20 back TO IN,
happy isle TO try at later date.
Roger 2. Hresnahaa may manage n.
I Yankees. says news item in a New
York paper. and IN the same paper u
an item saying ira. he may ao:. whici
Sc our notion OF no: being beat on ;
story.
The Indians ard Penn will sc. IN 70
wha; " regarded IA rather s:roni
play 81 saturday Penn has hopes
but tfc Indians have Thorpe. which :
considerable discount: upon Tn
( hopes end - :A~ engagement
Carnlirs Is -Sw protesting aEafns
Eaft.ry ard R0-~ .hs Washington an,
lee PLAYERS azainet whom y. p
entered an 'u-r.~'usI protest Caro-
, Ira will e. 80 EIac--sia-s did. pla
TIE game -rEariisss. taking desn!.
action a..s- = - over washirSso'
auf Ice - making great mistake q
70: tir1uaIIr-ir< tSe,e rea. Pret:
soon the Isx;nr;orisrs VIII Ne m,ru
many important games ca the schsd
uis hA-5ly 30 be rnsi. % for by
|, coGole or questionable victories