The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-01
ARREN SAYS
WE'VE HARD FIGHT

t4Thc team IS In good condi-
on and ready for the contest.
hey win have the hardest fight
their careers when they line
b against Vanderbilt. do not
Underestimate the Vanderbilt
an,. Virginia will have to put
!, Il mighty good game to beat
kcm and l would not like to he
loted as saying that we are GER
In to win. but ] will say that
ith am even break and witt, the
ZEN playing the game l know
key are capable of playing. our
han<es for a victory are very
bod. but II VIC do win II viii be
= close score"
Hundreds of Virginia alumni
stdents OF Richmond and him.
reds OF general football en-
huslasts viii take advantage of
le excursion To Charlottesville
Iday and journey up to the UNI
rsity to see the Virginia-Van-
srbift game. The special excur-
on train Will leave the Main
rect station this morning at 9:i5
clock and will reach the univef-
~ crossing at 1850 o'clock
Arc for the trip Il $3.50. The
kxnIar train, which leaves the
ln1c station at $40. will enable
Sany others tn reach 0harlottes-
HE and somewhat ahead Of those
Tho go by the excursion.
The schedule has been arranged
that there will be ample time
kr ttaos<. who attend the game to
kTCn tf1c return frafns and atsu
sec quite n bit of the university
Buildings and grounds previous to
be game. The. fracas does not
fgin until 5 O'Clock, while the
kcursion leaves the university
Iclock. Ii should reach this city
bout o. There are to be no Pull
kan or parior cars attached to the
kcHr~ton train.
Richmonders who attend the
hme are requested by the alumni
tnlmittee tn secure seats in sec
lon r of the stadium. which IL
he most desirable section on the
elsi. The local alumni wish 10
Make u big showing and to take
leading part In the roofing for
iear alma mater. Seats should be
rangcd for Immediately upon
eacIalug Charlottesville IL tickets
ave not ts-en secured before. rs
IL estimated that at least 1000
nrsons Will witness the game and
hat the capacity of the stadium
I'M be severely taxed.
hat the contest, which will prob
he the biggest game TO be play
In Virginia this season. Will al
h hundreds and that the crowd wi
the capacity of the new stadium
ch will be officially opened TODAY
ssurred by the great interest whic
been manifested In the contes
kng the entire season. The record
he teams have been followed close
Ind there Is much speculation owe
outcome of the battle, althoug
|iic sentiment seems 10 FAVOR IN
nge and Blue eleven.
The reports sent out from the Gem
Heres carnn have ended to the be
that the injuries which the tear
suffered have completely rune
chances ard that the inexperience
zen stands no show against IN
rams Of Virginia, These reports
Fever, are not given entire credenc
the supporters of the nniyersit
hi. who believe that Vanderbilt
rh stronger than 1t 10 meant
ear.
Virginia Is reported to have on
the best teams which has repre-
he'd the university in years and ae
Hing TO the latest reports fror
krlottesviile all of the men are !
.sllent shape The team will tax
ffeld with all the regulars tn~the'
itions. Rice Warren and his corr
coaches have hammered fooeha
the men during the past tw
hths with no ietup ana VIM
kher he nor the other coaches 60
L a walkover messase 10 IN
EInia last night stated that ne wa
|fldent OF winning. Vanderbi
|ches from Lynchhurg reporte
Il their teams would enter the fel
10 or die, but that they were az
Sling more on luck than ability
becial 10 The Richmond virginian.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. DC
This little college town Is rar
flling tonight with alumni {
Virginia. and friends who hav
he from far and wide to witnes
acknowledgements game. tn
xest gridlron event that has eve
n pulled off in this State,
The indications are that there WI
Ina vacant seats In the new stadiu'
lambeth Field when the referee
Estle blows at 2:45 tomorrow a.
N0on.
sri preparations for the big cor
are complete. The gridiron Q
Hibefh Field is as dry as bon
the indications are that ade'
|tbali weather will prevail.
he choice of an umpire was NJ
bounced until today, the choie
hing on Risley, of Albany, n. r.,
kdua4e of Colgate. bergen.
+nceton, will referee. and King
q. Of Michigan, will act as head
kaman.
yirxinia's team was bundled up an
lefty hustled out Of town about
lock this afternoon. their destins
being kept a secret. An hot
~ M auto containing the SQUAD I
\ches, together with Drs. Lanhet