The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-17
GOOD
FOR WINNING TEAM

Continued From First Pagc)
grees. Wood. by the way. will coach
the Episcopal High. School team the
coming fall This Episcopalian school.
1t is understood, will send number OF
gridiron stars to Virginia In Septem-
Der.
Another line man who will surely be
missed is Jett, Heavy" Carriers run
ming mate at guard, and a power on
the defense. Even If he returns to col
lege, he Will not enter until after the
football season, for 1t is said that he
viii coach the Hampden- Sidney eleven,
from which institution the raw-boned
kentuckian entered Virginia.
Todd's Loss Severe blow.
The most severe blow to the team, of
course, will be the loss OF Captain Todd,
one OF the fastest backs ever ut the
University. Todd has played on the
team four years, and is, therefore. in
eligible. Landes is another backheld
man who is not expected to return to
college, but this has not been definitely
determined. He is good all-round
player, and his two years experience on
the squad should make him a valuable
man the coming season. Landes is not
only q football player. but a valuab BILE
member Of the baseball squad. He Is
n catcher of no mean ability, and last
season was tried out at first base and
later in the outfeld. His home is in
Stanton. Va, the birthplace of Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson.
There is still some concern felt over
the condition of Maiden. the 220-pound
tackle. Maiden injured his thigh in
the Vanderbilt game at Nashville last
IA II and has never fully recovered. His
vacation was spent here al the Univer-
sity Summer School, and he was rarely
seen without cane With the big
Nirsinian out Of the lineup. there
would be a big gap in the line, as the
big chap is tower of strength
Last year was his first on the grid
iron. and he proved an apt pupil. While
considerable anxiety IS felt over his
condition, it is by no means certain
10 be found in the big games OF the
schedule In order to save him, he will
in all probability be kept out OF basket
ball, n branch OF sport OF which he Is
exec dinsly fond Despite his INJURY.
he participated in a number Of basket
ball contests played at home and
abroad after the Christmas recess.
Cook for Fullbnck.
II Cook returns this year. he should
get job at full. He is heavy and
heady. and has had long experience
as a football player, both in high
school and at Andover.
Captain Carter who will lead this
years eleven, expects his cousin. II.
Carter. who last season captained the
Lawrenceville eleven, to enter Viz
gIn!a at the opening of the session in
September HIS coming will fill the
place made vacant by Joe Woods
graduation.
on the ends 81 the line. Virginia ap-
pears TO be strong. Ed. Finlay will be
ut his old place. and there are few
better in Southern football Virginia
supporters are not apt to forget the
article OF ball he put up in the clos
ing games of last years schedule after
the serious injury TO one OF his shout
ders. Although wearing a brace he
ran the risk OF injuring himself per-
mancntly His work in the George
town and North Carolina contests was
almost faultless. Loretz. Lyman and
Gillette. three sub-ends OF last sea
son. are undoubtedly good varsity ma
terial Lyman, ii will be recalled,
made one OF the touchdowns against
Georgetown last November Gillette.