Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

III = | NlkEO WE
BY TIM PATCH
Washington and jefferson will play
Washington and Lee here on Novein-
Der ~ according TO AN official an
hounccment from the former institu-
ton. That this game would be- played
here on the Saturday before Thanks
giving was told ia this paper on sun
day. so the announcement is merely a
Neritication Of that exclusive story.
The game Will probably bc the treat
of the football season NEXT year and
coming just previous TO Turkey DAY
VII! hit that contest hard. as. from :,
annual Virginia Carolina clash. which
- usually more Of social than ath-
letie event The pennsylyanians are
coached by one OF the greatest football
minds OF the decade. and ar. the real
team that represented it 50 We'll last
season.
the Annapolis authorities will play the
Navy next year on the grid. The Len
ingtoniaus are slow in Announcing
their schedule, and the plans are com
ing pieceneal from other sources
Football followers here are anxious to
iprohahly cause considerable spccua-
ton.
For instance, cornell has dropped the
l.eNlnitonians from is schedule, in
the Generals against it. Al the end Of
that game. the lthacanS gave Coach
;icock 10 understand that they wanted
evidently changed their mind The
NiiIini;. Techs arc also dropped by the
Big Red authorities.
If Virginia wants to play Harvard
the Orange and Blue manag cmenl mus,
Virginia November {, ana this is Inc
date claimed by Vanderbilt. Virginia
is, bur not having arrived at that stage
when IL can propose dates with the
big e!evens. has to take what is Offered
or do without. :Nccordims 10 informal
lion from charlottesville last night
: mcG?;tiationI are being carried on by
Cambridge dispatch says the later date
Is out Of question.
Wrestling is to lie taken up by tho
Marsha liteS, It seems that throwing
each other - better sport than
throwing paint.
speabiur of paint. it appears as il
"Huhin- has been added 10 the curric-
uium - tn" manual training depart
~ John Marshall High School.
only athletes are taking part
OF the students III this useful art
nov very proficient.
Ths EighmonH \m"tsur Baseball
me-tmS Tonight at the National state
amateur baseball will receive an inn
n"'uus next Year by the addition OF
ltin"rc 10 the ranks. The Mary
landers have perfected an organization
along III. lines OF the one in Richmond
and Washington. ANA Il tvicity series
viii probably he played in 1916.
Call out the ire department, Ring
Tum Pm. the official college publication
Topics, the University OF Virgins, pub
LEGATION. have entered the lists the
latter condcSccndinE TO cross wits with
the former. Tn spite Of the fact that
football is taboo between the TWO in
s,itp'%mS: the clash is OYER the srsa,
selection OF This paper forms the basis
me i.G ,I,i, ,. nuniication il seems.
ana Lee was not given a place and
acccrdin" TO College Topics. ends It's
discussion with the following conclu-
nye men on amy Ali-sou,h Atlantic.
TO This. college Tories replies
The King Tuin Phi should ~ lcsSt
have notified Tim Patch Of the may
should be awarded the right Of ap-
pearim.s on the mythical eleven"
Gentlemen. gentlemen.
Ring Tum Phi should have carefully
considered the reason Eddie Anderson,
of Virginia. was given preference. over
John Barrett, of Washington and Lee.
The selection offered BY this paper was
made after mature judgment. and no
explanations should be necessary. Bar
rctt. according TO all statements. must
he q grand half back, but certainly his
showing in one season should not give
him the place over Mayer or G!iroy.
and in tn. opinion % the writer. .hndcr-
son is the better full back of the two.
having played that position before
being shifted TO half back. His work
during tho past season, added TO that
Of previous years. entitled him To re-
coGniti"n. Other years are coming.
too. and it is sourc" of qualification
:" Tn" writer tina, he will hay"
year.
Branch Hickey. boss OF the ST Louis
browns. has started to rebuild his
tcnin--;,md all his new material is being
selected from the colleges. college
players. rs II rule. are braiucr and more
Scntl"uauly than III" Sandlot players.
asserts Hickey. land there's Just as
much natural ability among the col
lcgianS as there iS anOHS the youths
no come from the small town teams.
Connie Mack built wonderful ma
chine with raw material secured from
various colleges, and hope Ia DO like
wise. Furthermore. college player
can Ice secured Tor almost nothing in
comparison with what one must pay
nov for It hiehly-touted minor league
player.