Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-26
Orange and Blue Doped to Win To-
Days Contest By u Margin of Four
GoaIs-Much Is Expected From
Gooch and Mayer.
Names and Numbers
of Virginia Players

For tho FIRST time since 1906 the
University of North Carolina has placed
in the field football tealfr which Vir-
represented by II strong team this year
the most ardent Orange and Blue sup
porter ter, does not dare to DENY. 1t. 1t
scented the Chapel Hill Institution since
well-conditioned.
And yet Virginia should win and r6-
peat the old habit OF defeating the
.rarheeis a worthy foeman, but for nil Mi
That the Orange and Blue should wave
Tiia a1s2nn tiEiday n The charlottes
virginia started the season wish
p prospects that We're none too eneour.
the task of constructing n line from
tackle TO TACKLE. and hlling two places
IN W. the baekiieid. There were only five
from the 1913 team. Three ends and
Two baekteld men constituted the only
The failure of .Wooifolk Jett. Maiden.
Brown, Rcdus. CreekmOre and Carter
TO return to college created ali un-
Full back had to l f. dsye t9 ssSki ta
engaged in the lumber business i s "o in
The shoes of Ray, who IS now a Rhodes
scholar a, Oxford University
,,n,. Cohci, wood and the other
without any. calamity bowling. With the
result res that the Virginia team is one OF OF
stituio ThseIt IN the i,.n history OF tho In
Carolina by several pounds. bur n IS nI
Inc Inc, right stun. Thus far tho team has
iost only one game this season that to
yale. And It's defeat by Yale wnrs ~
. tualiy a victory "H' VIZ
Playing Georgia on soggy field
points The Virginia backs were prs
vented by the slippery footing from
s nave snei, the wic sweeping end runs that
son for the Orange anu Blue
Clearly outcIass Vanderbilt.
rnat virginia clearly outclassea
Vva anderb is an established fact.
man anpe seore meyer Ter, mad lookn on the
modores had played Carolina the prn.
T tbol week. but yet McGugin contends
Held. ' F naa ht ms full strength in the
mentor has been reliably Quoted IN" ns
aware aiws.rding victory to Virginia in to-
tn;ycbd eM.ne by margin of four
81 Early ,ha v in the season the weakness
o. TIE Wn virginia team was apparently
be deceptive. The strength OF he Viz W
gina line Is clearly illustrated bv the
game: Fbo INCIDENT fnn1d OF the Vanderbilt
on yirginia's .onc-foot line with four
Gowns IN which. TO make goal The
- ~ Sine, iiiit, winch had weakened
now rallied, and for four 1own.,
cTumpled the Vanderbilt attack I,'
pace or gaining the necessary tweIv.
inches; the Commodores were prshcd
steadily backward until the bali Went
over on the courtyard line such n
rally Is unsurpassed I'm Soutbcrn
FOOTBALL. and the lire that is canob,n
or such stone-wall defense must he
somewhat strong. "
New Material Develops.
= The new material has been deveJon-
ca into one of the strongest lines Of
the south Barker. at tackle is Win
ont an equal in the South. He has
outpiaEed every opponent this season
from the an-American tackle OF Yale
TO Cody OF Vanderbilt. The northern
newspapers have mentioned him as
being of a!l-American calibre His
running mate, Moore, is up to tho hest
standard, while Stiliweii, who starred
last year, liz worthy Substitute Evans.
At centre. Is tho strength OF the line
Although somewhat light, he la ag-
gressive and fast
Thus far. this season he has been
handicapped by bad shoulder which
always manages TO be dislocated once
each game. Coleman and Ward at
2 guards can always be counted upon
for sttf fight. Ward was tho Inter
scholastic star Of Kentucky last sea
son, Vanderbilt sent In three men
against Coleman III the effort to hold