Evening star., 1913-11-12
BY n. C. BYRD.

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| Virginia will send against Georgetown
| the most powerful combination il has
brought here within the last four years.
| 1t will be the heaviest team that has rep
| resented the Charlottesville institution
| since 1909 and will undoubtedly be the
| most powerful physically that has played
| here this season. Statistics show the
| PLAYERS Us more experienced than usual,
and with their exceptional weight. should
be most formidable provided they have
| been drilled unit.
! The team as whole will average a
fraction over It's pounds. No official weight
! has been given out for the Georgetown
| eleven but it is probable that it will not
| go higher than ITO as it will face the
Orange and Blue. The Virginia line from
end to end will not have so very much on
| that Of Georgetown. although 1t Will De
| considerably heavier. From tackle TO
| tackle is where the extreme difference IN
| weight will be shown The five center
men of Virginia average 1862. While
| those who will oppose them will be fifteen
| pounds lighter.
The following is short statistical
| account of each man who Will be IN
| the lineup against Georgetown
| Aubrey Leon Carter of Houston.
Tex, right guard and captain. age,
| twenty-one years height. D rect
inches; weight. 220 pounds Prepared
! for college at Lawrenceville School. n.
j., where he was captain of the 1910
team. This is his third year on the
| varsity.
Pichegru Voolfolk of Richmond, Va.
right tackle: age, twentythree years;
| height. feet 8 inches: weight. 179
pounds. Prepared for college at the
Episcopal High School Third year on
| varsity.
James Thomas Gillette of Capron Va,
right end: age, twenty-four years:
height. 5 feet 10 inches: weight 163
pounds. Prepared for the university
at Randolph-Macon College, Va. Second
John Dorsey Brown of Brazil. cen
| ter; age, twenty-one years: height, 6
feet | inch; wight. 1872 pounds. Pre-
pared for college at the Episcopal High
School Second year on team.
/ James Bertron Redus Of Port Gibson.
Miss, left guard; age. twenty-one years;
height. 6 feet. l inch: weight, 17s
pounds. .udr p Prepared pared for college a. the
| army and Navy Preparatory School,
| sity.
William NJ Maiden of Meadow View,
va, left tackle; age, twenty-one years;
| height, feet / inch weight. 212
pounds. Prepared for the university at
Emory and Henry College. Va. Second
| year on varsity
James L. White Of Memphis. Tenn.
left end; age. twenty years: height.
feet 8 inches: weight, 155 pounds Pre-
pared for college at the Memphis Uni
yersity School. First year on team
Robert Kent Gooch Of Charlottesville,
va, quarterback; age twenty-one
years; height, feet; weight. 1853
pounds. Prepared for college at the
Jefferson School, Charlottesville, where
ne ne was captain Of the team in 1910.
| Ihlrd year on varsity.
John vlckers Ray of Charleston, W.
Va. right halfback: age, twenty years:
height, feet II inches: weight, 164
pounds. Prepared for college at the
Charleston High School Second year
| on team.
Eugene Noble Mayer of Norfolk, Va,
ieIt halIback; age, twenty-one years:
height, s feet: weight. 162 pounds.
Prepared for college at the Norfolk
High School. Second year on varsity
| Warwick B. Landes of Staunton, Va,
fullback; age. twentyone years: height.
feet: weight. IT pounds. Prepared
Academy, Va. Third year on varsity.
There is the possibility that Jett
will start at center in place Of Brown.
In that case he will have little less
avoirdupois. but should make up for
may start at left half in place of
Mayer, in which case little more
weight will be taken from the Vir-
ginia eleven, but even then it will be
| One of the most peculiar foot ball
| games that has been played in the high
| school series in recent years took place
yesterday between Business and Central.
| 1t is not often that one scholastic eleven
tallieS more than touchdown or two,
but that each should score. as was the
case yesterday, is rather extraordinary.
| Central got two tallies and Business
| three.
| The offense Of both teams showed
| much improvement. though it is prOba-
! BILE that the Business defense was not
as strong as when it first faced Techni-
cal. The Stenographers gave evidence
| of much more work on the offense,
| though than in their first two games.
| Central also did better in its offensive
| play, and in the majority of games it's
two touchdowns would have been suff-
| cient to win.
Harry Harris, who was shifted to
| quarterback the Business eleven, did
| better work than any man who has play
ed behind the line of the Stenographers.
He used superior judgment and seemed
| able to get the most out fhis team.
/ One man on the Central line did some
| of the most aggressive work seen on the
| scholastic field this season. He was
/ Atherton, and he played some very good
foot ball at times Although the young
ster is rather green, playing his first
year on the gridiron, he is proving one
| of The mainstays of the Blue and White
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