The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-24

| second half and distinguished himself
by making touchdown. Ho Is an art
| fu! dodger and holds to his feet we'll.
being quite hard to throw. '.Toots''
Gillette, former captain of the Ran
dolph- Macon eleven when the Metho-
dist had Rice WarreL as COACH will be
hoard from this season. He was han
difea App by sickness at the beginning
siderably under weight. Another end
man who figured prominently last year
is Harris, who injured his arm in mid
season,
GOoch at Quarter.
Bobby" Gooch will be found in his
old place at quarterback a position
he has filled with such credit to him
ser for two seasons past He has ia
Ken on more flesh and should show in
creased power on the offensive the COM
ing season. He is quite an adept when
IT comes to trying n forward pass. He
hurls the pigskin with remarkable ac-
curacy. He Is known as a heady
player, has an unusLnr amount Of pep
I6r one so young. and. barring injury,
should finish his football career in a
blaze of glory. 1t is rumored that next
session will be his last In college.
though he would be eligible for the
eleven another year. should he decide
TO return. rs his many friends hope he
Will do. Randolph, n Washington boy,
formerly student at tho Episcopal
High School, was subquarter last year,
and should show Improvement the com
ing season. He is a clever ground
gamer, and knows how to pick his way
| through a broken field
Likely backheld candidates from
last years squad. who will be found
fighting for job on tho eleven, which
is to tackle South Carolina, the yir-
ginin Military Institute. Georgia, Van
derbilt. Georgetown and North Caro-.
en inn
the track and field star who jumped
| into the limelight in tho Georgetown
and North Carolina contests last fall:
Coleman, who WAS selected by Head
| Conch Elliott for permanent posi-
ton In the backfield, but was prevent.
ed from continuing his splendid work
and who WINS overtakcn by an attack
of typhoid fever before he had recov-
cred sufficiently to return to the squad;
AGREE. the Lynchburg boy who en-
tered Virginia from the Augusta Mill
tary Academy, and exhibited the
| proper Virginia spirit until laid low
by one injury after another; Maxson.
the feet-footed Texan who developed
into such track star. under tho
| careful tutelage of Pop" Lannigan:
| Landes. who alternated in the line
| and backfeld: Landlord, a brother or
DIR. Burnley Landlord, of Norfolk.
former Virginia star and assistant
COACH Cook, tho Andover LAD, a
player of great possibilities. and. per-
haps. the best goal-kicker on last
years squad; Benet. a brother of
Christie Benet. of Columbia, S. c.. who
comes back to alma mater each year
to help whip the team in shape for
the big games Of tho schedule, and
several others whose names we fail
to recall just now.
So much for the old men. On next
Sunday something Will be said OF the
football material expected to enter
with the freshman class. IF reports
arc true. the influx of new men should
be sufficient to compose a formidable
eleven that would compare favorabiy
| with any in this entire section. They
are coming from California, Texas and
Maine to help old Virginia land the
Southern championship. The schedule:
September 27-Randolph- Macon.
october 4-South Carolina.
October 11-Hampden- Sidney
October 18-Virginia Military In
stitute.
October 25.-Georgia, at Atlanta
November Vanderbilt
November S-Open
November l5-Georgetown, at Wash
| ington.
November 27-North Carolina, at
Richmond.