Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-30
.v|RG|N|A CLEANS UP
$1,000 ON FOOTBALL
Season Successful Financially as Well
as on the Playing End--Gross Pro.
ceeds Of Carolina Game $4,000
BOARD no SELECT NEW COACH
Successor to Joe Wood to BE Decided
Upon at Meeting to BE Held
Shortiy-Yale and Harvard Likely
to Be on Next Years Schedule.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
2a.--The 1914 football season ut tho
University OF Virginia was not only
a satisfactory zone. from the point OF
victories won but n success financially,
the profits for the season being close
to S7.006--very little less than the year
previous. whom the Georgetown game
was considered one Of the best money!
makers on the schedule. Had the Install
crowd been present Mt the Vanderbilt
contest In Nashville. more money would
have been realized the past fall than
during the season OF 1913.
Tho gross receipts from the Virginia.
North Carolina contest on Thanks
sinia's share. after paying her part OF
the expenses. was about $4,000 The
Georgia game, played on Lambeth
Field on a rainy day. Noted Virginia
$500. Virginia'a share from the Van
derbilt contest. played in Nashville.
was eaten up by expenses. On the trip
to New HnVen, TO meet Ynlc, Virginia
about broke even, while money was
lost Mt Swarthmore because OF PENIS
big game SO close by on the same date
In the other games pulled of on the
home grounds. the receipts and expen-
ditures about balanceds
AT the next meeting OF the advisory
board Of the General Athletic Associa-
ton. to be held at an early date. the
NucStioi VI IL Cu3Cn IOr next season
Will come up for consideration. Among
those mentioned as n possible successor
20 Joe Wood are Hunter Tedd, Spike"
Landes. Heavy" Carter and Pichegru
Voolfolk. Should Buck" Mayer not
return 10 college to finish out his grid
be considered also. Gooch eliminates
himself from consideration. as he de.
parts In October for Oxford 20 take
up his studies as Il Rhodes scholar.
ie will romain abroad for three years,
but will no doubt be eagerly sought
after upon his rcturtf-to this country.
or those mentioned, Todd, Garter and
Mayer were captains. Gooch and WOOL
folk were elected to lead the team OF
1914, but resigned. the former because
he expected TO be abroad, and the latter
to accept position in Massachusetts
The advisory board will also take
up next years schedule While moth
Ing definite has been given out by the
athletic authorities. there is n rumor
that Virginia will play both Yale and
Harvard next fall. Virginia under.
graduates and alumni are especially
pleased Mt the compliment paid the
team OF 1914 by Walter Camp, in q re-
cent Issue OF New York paper the
comment being after this fashion:
Harvard proved herself master at
cleaning up the line or scrimnaRe, but
had no monopoly In this line, for Vir-
ginin nlso did IT," The fact is, Camp
has written few articles this season on
football that he has not complimented
4 tho Virginia team.
Virginia hns signed another two
year contract with Vanderbilt. Tho
contests will be played on Lambeth
Field next fall and in Nashville tho
following season.
The game with the University OF
Georgia will he played at Athens, and
South Carolina will BIO met at Column
bia. 8. c. Another fixture on the 1915
schedule is tho annual Thanksgiving
Day game with tho University OF North
Carolina.
Ii Swarthmorc desires another game,
II VIII be played on Lambeth Field.
! Tho athletic authorities or Catholic
, University have asked for a place on
the Virginia schedule. the contest to
be staged In Washington. The usual
preliminary games will probably be
played with Richmond College. Ran
dolph- Macon and Hampton Sidney