The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-25

orn football season OF 1913 tomorrow
VIII swing into It's full stride. when
elevens representing a number OF the
leading colleges and universities OF tho
South Will clash.
From strictly Southern viewpoint,
the contest about which greater in
terest centres IS that to be staged here
between the teams from the Universe
Ties OF Virginia and Georgia. To-
'inorrow's game will be the first be-
tween these elcvens In fifteen years.
While Virginia has the advantage OF
fourteen pounds to the man, Georgia s
team il reported as In shape for a
gruelling contest. Both teams reached
Atlanta late to-day.
The game between the University OF
North Carolina and Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute at Winston Salem. y. c.,
also promises TO be Il hard fought bat
tie.
Auburn's clash with Mississippi a.
and NJ should furnish material for
comparing the strength Of S. l. y. a.
teams this year, as should the contest
between Sewanee and Texas at Dallas.
The Vanderbilt Michigan game at
Nashville whiio OF interest scarcely
Southern situation beyond developing.
to some extent, the style OF play en-
ployed by the Commodores this year.
Other Southern games tomorrow are:
Washington and Lee vs. Wake For
est. Lexington: Alabama vs.. Tulane.
at New Orleans: Georgia Tech VS..
Florida. at Jacksonville; Mercer VS..
Citadel at Macon. Ga; Chattanooga vs..
birmingham College at Chattanooga.
Tenn; Tennessee VS.. Davidson. at
Knoxville. and Mississippi! vs. Hender-
son, at Arkdelphia.
big Games In East.
New York, October 24.-Football
games which will demonstrate the real
calibre of several OF the big Eastern
played tomorrow. Princeton. Dart
mouth and Pennsylvania are the uni
versities whose elevens step on the
testing scales tomorrow. and vio-
torieS, II such be their portion, will
have been well-earned, and their rank
ing status fixed for few weeks at
least. The Southern section OF the
Eastern division Of varsity football is
to be eminent. since Dartmouth
plays Princeton at Princeton, and the
Carlisle Indians invade Franklin Field.
philadelphia, to meet the University of
Pennsylvania team.
Dartmouth goes to Princeton with a
strong, but rather light ombination,
and the best record made by any East
ern team to date. Princeton in an
equal number OF games, has fallen IS
points short of Dartmouths record, and
to date, tho Princeton team appears to
be more or less of a two-man scoring
scheme. STREET. and II. Baker have COL
lected So of the los points scored by
touchdowns.
The game between Pennsylvania and
the Carlisle Indians is expected to pro-
duce sensational type of play. Dur
Ing recent years this annual game has
been filled with thrilling runs, passes
and kicks. On general form. this au-
tumn. the Quakers appear to have the
advantage. Under the coaching of
George Brookes, the Pennsylvania team
has been coming fast, and the Red
and Blue has yet to lower its colors
before a competitor.
Carlisle's aggregation Is not as
strong or ms versatile as 1t was in
1912. The loss of Thorpe and Arcasa
is severely felt. TO n great extent the
game Is likely to be a battle between
Coaches George Brookes and Glen
Warner. and almost anything I'm the
way Of sensational play and coup may
be expected.
Harvard will have Pennsylvania
State as opponent in the Stadium to-
morrow, and that eleven does not nm
pear to be a formidable opponent for
the Crimson team.
Washington and Jefferson will try
Its hand at big game in facing yale
Cornell is called upon to face DOW
erful aggregation in tho University OF
Pittsburgh's team. which defeated Car
Isle. IL to 6. one week after the In
dams had won from Cornell, to o.
To win, Cornell must prove superior
to tho visitors III defensive tactics,