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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
COACHES DISPLEASED WITH
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
Consider Much Must Tie Done Before
Eleven Meets Vale Saturday.
Train Men Iva ELI Plays.

Especial "a The Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. Pa. October "a
Coach Sol Mctzgcr lost no time to-day
in endeavorinE to correct the Elarinr
faults Washington and Jefferson dis
played in the game last SATURDAY.
against Westminster. The coach was
closctcd all morning with Assistant
Coach Wesbcchcr. who gave him Il de-
tailed report OF the shortcomings of
the men and the two decided upon Il
campaign OF rectitication before the
all-important clash with Yale OH Sat
urday.
Met=ger was wrothy when he heard
, how his men had performed and his
displeaSure WAS manifested by the
manner in which he drove his charges
in the first OF four secret drills before
the Yale team. Every man but Crccl
and Nall. who were hurt Saturday
was on the field. Neither of these men
is thought to he banged up sufficiently
however. 20 keep him out of the Eli
struggle if he is needed as q substi-
tutc.
Washington and .1eTerson's handling
of puntS against Westminster was any
thing but what IL should have been
and the backs We're drilled for Il long
period in This work to-day. The ends
were also coached in busting" inter
ference. something that they also
failed to accomplish in tho \Vcstmln-
ster game.
Tonight in the blackboard drill the
features of the Yale play as seen nv
Coach MetzGcr last Friday were gone
over in detail. The men were shown
how tho ELI players stood and PLAYED
on every formation both on oirensc and
dcfcnsc ana they were sOhwn how best
10 meet the various situations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
VIRGINIA RIFLE TEAM
DOES WELL IN FLORIDA

JACKSoNNILLE. Fla, October "a.
The California National Guard team.
with $50 points out OF Il possible
1900, tonight was leading the eight
teams which finished the team match
on The Florida range here to-day, UNI
der the auspices Of the National Board
Tor PROMOTION of Rifle Practice The
ONO civilian team was second, with
$50. and the Missouri civilian team
third. with ".>GS
The remaining five teams which
finished shooting to-day in the face Of
a cold. tricky wind, are: Michinan
civilian: e,7?o; South Dakota civilian,
2;5,;: Utah civilian, 2.417: Arkansas
CIVILIAN. Lea. and Florida Military
Academy, 1895.
There We're ffty-ivc teams in the
event. and tho others shot tho randi
fire and the 600-yard stages ana will
20 on the range tomorrow 10 fire at
The l."oo-yard concluding stage. These
teams, With their scores out of Il pos
sihle 100 points, at tho conclusion OF
the rapid fire and Goo-yard stages, in
cludcd The following:
North Carolina National Guard. O.
GIN; Tennessee National Guard. o,007
Virginia National Guard. $50, and the
south Carolina Military Academy, 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
LATONlA RESULTS

First receive and onc-hulf FUR
lonss-TaNi. 10 a.. Gentry. $3.50,
SS.."' S3;i" first; r"iiyanna, no tMur-
10 i5uNton). SS.7c. third. Time,
l:nN 10. CARR" Louise. Lady Ecnnc;t.
White Stockings. rluugcr English
Lady. Alice Wcisembach. Snawr. Ruth
uGuderj. ss4So. $40. u SSsc zoe fr st:
stephen r., 10 C;ocScb. $3.50. 81 sec
.M,,nd: Rrizz. lug C. iIunn. $3.50 third.
NJ. Bcrt, Thurman. Ncrvic Alex Gctz.
Trim Harry. rurco. Charlie McCec.
Owama,, Bill Wiley also ram.
. T i.l. ne ~ mi lie r., 1os
nciD. loo lMurphy). s5.>o, $a4O. first
nerscus. 100 NIanovcr). 81. third
Thne. l;4l -. Immense, lIoncyshuck
Trappcr. May w. also ran
Fourth-siX MISUNDERSTANDING 122
nfsitom. $40. $3.50. s.7O. iirst:
EringhurSt, lis U;oose). $40. S27o.
second; Vogue. 10 tAudrcssp. $3.50.
tnird Tine. l:la 10. Spar<ler and
Fifth--mile and seventy yards
Blackie Daw, 100 (Murphy), $3.50 50,
$40. first; McAdoo. los (Connolly),
$40, S22o, second: Sungod. - loud
err. s2.4o, third. Time. 1.494-5. In
dolence and Tokay also ran.
=. Sixth-mile and siXteenth-Rill
simmons, 100 oW. Crumpb. $3.50. S3.ao.
sac. first: Alneda lawrence. 100
aRucklcs). sS,4c. third. Time. i AS 80.
Type, First Degree, Roy, Allan Gold.
itequiram, Narmar. James Oakley,
Santo. school for scandal also ran.
Orient. l"1 &C.. liunD, SLIGO, $3.50.
S%."O. first: Trout Fly. IS (JercotD,
80 $3.50. second: Lahore. ia UI.
Injury. Kris Kringle, Lynn. Waterproof
also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETS
EXPECT SPIRITED FIGHT
ON HOPEWELL ADMITTANCE
President bradley VIII Attend Gather
ing when Newport News
Ibsn

President w. u. bradley. Of the Vir-
S.hi;t League. Will attend meeting
| OF the league mlSnateS at Newport
last season will be awarded the New
port News club, and officers for the
coming season will be elected.
an important consideration that will
come before the meeting to-day is
that relating to the completion Of the
circuit Tor next year. No definite ac-
tion on this matter is expected AT the
meeting in Newport News. but IL will
be presented and discussed. and then
turned over to the committee on cir
cunt Tor consideration and rccom,ncn-
ul'ions; This COMMITTEES will report
10 The league AT meeting to be held
later in the winter
" is not unlikely that something
OF u fight will develop before the cir
cult is completed. for Iiopewell is en-
,neavornS TO secure place in tho
ieaEuc again: Lynchburg is making II
great play for the franchise. and Ra-
leigh. - well as Durham. people also
ar" enueavoring TO secure teams for
those towns.
Although Itopcwcll failed last sea-
son TO complete the schedule. the fran
chisc is still held there. and those
"W hinS IL have approached several OF
IN" Virginia League magnates i'm an
effort To secure their support in keep
ing the club at the Shanty town. How
ever. in view at the trouble which
arose last season and the determined
nights the other towns are making for
Inc FRANCHISE. spirited contest is eN-
rectcd before the matter finally is set
tied
Whether Norfolk will DO in tho
league aIain is something Of oucs-
ton. II IS generally conceded that n
lean, VIII be in that town, but H. D.
walker. tho present owner. is cndeav-
oring TO dispose OF his franchise and
shohld topcwell be retained. there is
some chance of tho Norfolk club being
moved To one OF the other towns.
This, however is not considered proh-
able, as the club has an excellent nlon,
and as Norfolk is considered one OF
the best baseball towns in the cir
cult. II is believed that other Norfolk
men Will talk" over the ownership OF
the club and retain the franchise
The fact that several OF the other
clubs claim Norfolk owes them guar
antcc money Tor games played last
season is another thing likely to cause
trouble The clubs share of the Labor
Day pool is in the keeping Of the
league. though. and it has been stated
that this money will be prorated
among the various clubs alleged to
have been owed by the TarS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
SPORT
BOAT CLUB WILL HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT

lians for participating In the an
uuil spring regatta OF the Souther,,
towing Association will he made az
INC iortE- first annual meeting ar ,,a
virginia l;oat Club. to he held in f,nH
!a,0nbo Han ut $3.50 o'clock to-nixht
INC hrSi regatta of the association
was held in ltichinond> last June. ana
II il intended to enter another Sirn ono
crew IN The event next year
cnccrs Tor the approaching wear arc
" w erected at the meeting to-nipbt
az wei as u hoard of directors Thc
successes OF the last rowing season
VIII DC reviewed, aud other interestin.-
nnu important matters will TO dis
cuSscu. Following the business ses-
SION members OF the club will banuuet
LOT me lhst time, according to tho
;;,hricn, custom. The meeting usualiv
Is neld ON the second Tuesday i'm No.
Vcihher. but IL was decided to advances
on1 u .. OF the gathering for the pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
JACKETS MEET TENNIS
STARS OF WAKE FOREST

special ~ TIL" Times pispatci, 7
" -hE FORREST. y. C.. 0c,ob.r "a.
4shnis IS fast lprgin. To the ,ror,
~ t'e leading minor sport "a, Wake
(,2Iesi Eolieee aud ut genera! ne.,-
i,hs gi the sttlout hody rcc.rtj,, I|r,,,Ll
J, l2Hy - Wake Forest. was ,Ia@tn'i
''7hen at sppri Viii hcnt"I"r,l, ~.
t'v'E yea rs football huyI,cthajI
o'SvH.tii ANA 'rack are nov
rae sEsi tennis uaic: of tlc nm.
'lit son -late lear was played a, EIn,
Gn 4al4ra"E WAKE Forest wi,I.i,,,: -
noth singles ana doubles jiniH i.n
iH9gniiGs Thursday, KaudoIph- Ngacm''
'-o!lss" VIII b" met on the local cn,,r,.
ln tho second match OF Tho ycnr r. -
Nir&lnians are ssiG TO hav. :, s,,',,.
team ana the Wate Forcs, racIc,.r.
-" now printing for hard engage.
ManaEcr Ray Will take over ,hc ,n,.
IatiNe schedule which has alr,oGy
been formulated by several tennis en-,
i'iuMaSis. and rs soon as he cnii ~,
range more meets with IcadiuI. col
leg" teams IN III" State he viii riy,
II on. for publication. Wake, I,orne,
IN All probability Will take q trin
fhroHFh Nirrinia next spring, pivir !.
tsnndoioP Macon q return match WIN.
on 'hrir ioGr among the Virginia col.
legs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
CAROLINA MEETS v. M. |.
Players IN Coed shape. and Expect
itnSd Combat Snturtuy-i;lrvcn
Now ShnMS IiiG Improvement.
Especial To The Timcs-Dispatch.l


CuApEL MIL, ~ G, October "a
Arter tho fierce battle with Georgia
Tech In Atlanta on saturday. the Caro-
lima team IS back on tn" hill with only
u few minor bruises us the result Of
Tho conflict quarter Back Johnson is
II should not keep HIM out Of practice
very iun%. Tn" team got down to praC-
;icc again this afternoon in prcpara-
ton Tor The combat with The fast team
FROM the Virginia Military Institute
rho game on Saturday VIII bc tho
second one on the home grounds this
season the last ihrc" games having
been PLAYED abroad. For this reason,
mGeA iurercst is felt in T. here; Tho
game here has been very marked cs-
pcciallv i'm the back field and at the
ends Coach Ilomcwood has been work
iuu hard with the ends. and the train
ing is beginning 10 show. In fact
,iuch improvcucnt in this respect WAS
shown in the Tech game.
Fuigcrs brilliant playing in Atlanta
Indicates that he is now rounding into
his ulI-timc form. The other backs
displayed y better brand Of playing,
too. Carolina is now beginning To
show some mastery OF the forward
pass; i7oIScr 10 Ramsey. indicated on
Carolina still has some hard games
ahead OF her. y week from Saturday
Y. =. l. team: then she expects To have
a great tuSSlc with the Davidson ag-
GrcCafiCu in WinStonSalcm on No
vcmber II. Furman University viii
afford n somewhat lighter game on
November Is From that time on 10
the year VIII be nut in for the Thanks
giving game with Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
VIRGINIA CADETS GETTING
HARD WORK AFTER DEFEAT
conchrs I:nd~nv0r to Eliminate Flaws.
More Wen Join SOUNDS. Haw-
ktns out for Some Time.
Especial to The rimes-Disnu,c,,

Especial TO The Times Disputch.
LEXINGTON. VA, October 2I.--Tl,e
V. NJ. j. football team returned on
sunday from College Park. Md. where
II was defeated on Saturday by Mary
iand Agricultural College. II To ..
Practice was held Monday and Tues
u'E. ana every one is preparing for
me game with North Carolina on Sat :
uIuaE' Inc coaches realize that they
urdaH but they believe that they know
where the fault lies, and are trying
to correct IT,
Practice on Monday and Tuesday
TOOK the form Of scrilnnages. in which
me plays OF Saturdays game we're
're-enactcd. While the coaches picl<cd
made whatever shifts in the inc-uu
that seemed necessary. one or go
plays which Maryland Arrtculturai
Li .r,, used against Y. n; L. are being.
been taught TO the scrubs. who arc
70 work them in scri,nmugcs against
the varsity.
The only injured man on tho squa d
~ present is 5. Hawkins. who played
guard in Saturdays game. lie is out
OF the game at present with "A strained
shoulder lis loss will be felt kcenly.
as he has been doing stellar work iii
along. lie will be out for the next
two games on this account Bertscbcy
who was unable to play in the Galla,i-
det game ON account Of INJURIES
played with O!d-timc form at College
Park
=. ON account Of the game SATURDAY..
the number Of men out for the squad
uuit com ing out arc DOMINIC the uni
form and arc back on the field Sew
eral new men have shown up who
may be valuable next year. The squad
practice. and everybody is hoping for
IL victory al the end OF it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
LAUREL RESULTS

First rac"---six furlongs--Kebo. III
G 9bSsrp' }i2 ia sl"l ci,, s5ie nrst;
%. second; GLORY Belle. lis (Robinson),
GG {, Kimberly. Ponce de- Leon.
Stalwart Van. Hasty Cora hose Finn,
Highway also ran.
insss9 81 mi GS 10 sRoH
Life, 109 Usali(. $3.50. third. Time.
l:4l 10, Red Wing. Amperc IT.. Navi-
gihlor: IioSa' Melodrama, Charminsly
ThirdIsix furlongss-,Ambrosc, 100
tkleeg"rl. $3.50. $3.50. s3.so. first
second: Broomva!c. los O.. McTaggarD.
$500, third. Time. 1914. Thesieres. Tie
rim, ricrrot. southern Gold, Borax.
Meciicka. Cos'umer. Passion, Lost For
-Four h--six Observation-Disclosures
los lo9 Hayncsl: $3.50. $40; So. first
second; Tragedy. los davies, s20.7O,,
third; Time. l:i32-5. Bonnie Witch,
Crank Ticket; Wood Trap, Lively,
,r riftl-one ,inileEs.1Ielidays ia am
W"oden s ISs" SS% ssf@ rst
$3.50. third. Time. l:$a. CeIto. Fac,
Ninetv SIMPLEX, lialfrock also ran.
Captain Barr, III CRobinson). $3.50,
$3.50 second: Patty. Ree"n. III Nrar-
rinPtonN. Slo. third. Time. 1:h3 30
High Tide. sam Slick, Colby, Nalas
Mcnlo Park. W"odfair, Noluspa. Dain-
gcrielh. Iiiackford also ran.
Scvcnth---,nilc aud ~ siNteentl-Lit.
tie Nearer, i6J (1ilccger) $500, $3.4O
81. trst: Nigel. los Uiutwcll>. SIC
$40, second: Rae T.. loo tSchuttin
gcD. sl01o third Time. 1:4c st
Charlotte. Sasin. TnfGcl IT.. Napier
Armament. senator Casey, Niril also
ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
WOULD REINSTATE OUIMET

BOSTON. MASS. October o4-Thc
Woodland Golf club, In a circular let :
ter TO clubs that arc active members
OF the United States Golf Club an
nounced that II would bring before The
annual meeting in January it's fight
ior reinstatement amateurs Of
francis Gu Urt, former national anna
,rur champion, j. II. Sullivan, Jr and
Paul TewkSbury.
49, Ihcse young men. members OF the
Woodland Club. We're barred from par
.icipation In amateur tournaments be-
cause of their business connections.
IN us letter the club stated that many
Clubs had offered TO join In "a call for !,
spccial meeting for consideration of
our appeal" but that II had concluded
10 withhold a request for action until
the regular meeting.
Ihc clubs letter states that difficult
'ltS nave arisen not under the amateur
atnnition itself. hut out of Il "so-cullcd
interpretation of tn" definition made by
the executive committees"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF
Scmitnais WIFI lie Played To-Day.
! ENcrlIent I'lny Spc"tc'l-Iiernii-
tnSe Higgins Tourney This Week

The semiinals in the annual fail
golf tournament or The Country Club
or virginia have been reached and
the pairin3s for to-day find only four
golfers remaining out OF the sixteen
that started in the ch"nnionshin
class. The winners OF the two .natches;
tnis afternoon Will battle IL out i'm
The finals. to be played on Saturday
afternoon. for the club title and also
Tor The right 10 represent The Coun
ncr Of the Hermitage Country elm
tor the branch trlphy
Whllc The golfers OF lilo Country
Gun nave nearly finished their tourna
mcut, the hermitage Country CHM II. .
Deem making preparations for it's fall
t"urnaincnt and the Qualifying roma
VII be played on Friday or Saturday
OF this week.
Earrings for the seminnal round ot
the Country club OF Virginia to-da Y
Viii nc "a follows: l.. T. Orguin vs.
j. g. Taylor. f.. j. j.. Mackav We ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
RODEN CONSIDERED STAR
WALTER CAMP PRAISES
VIRGINIA TECH ENDMEN
\ ou,,..rr and Gregory Each Conrrntti-
lated d., Football ENpert-vrnin
f'rc!,nrc> Tor Saturdays Hattie.
LsneNIAl III TMc Times- DisrntcM.l

lSlt'lbl it ! ne l liilsS- plSi'ItcG.J
ELACI>SlUEG. VA, October III
Tile \ 4. l. squad iS back from New
1IANoii, after a trip of which all the
mon spok. highly. Yale WAS lavish
in her entertainment. ana showed the
Nnguriau team u r"yal good time. The
mon ARE AL INA good condition with
>tAC exception of ii"i, who seems ["
have suffered - pulled t,1iiou. whicl,
may keen hm out of the game ncAt
quarter Eack Eodcu PLAYED q won-
dcrtu' -au. auaiuSt the big Blue team.
AiihonIh a midget m SIZE. he Is q
man %! ciear-vut ability. iiall was :,
tower OF strength in tho line, as We're
the Moores Who played AT guard and
walter Camp. VINO was prcScut at
the -Ilu". personally coner2tulatcd
oUnEtr aud Gregory. Y. l.. Is ends.
for their 'Necpuonal piayiug. and their
natural athletic ability. Nelson punt
sd true 10 iurm ana surpassed the re-
nnwuod L"oor" IN spiral -kickinG.
uNoruiy iu- thrirtY-cirll: Yards TO lie
Core ih.rty-tlrc" yards.
Virginia p"iNt"chuic Institute APP
gam" mt Now Haven than the score
kent all ln. plays they had reserved
Tor their )gtu season games under
cover they We're forced 10 play their
best IN order TO win
averaging thiriN-"ight Yards TO To-
There was a ful! attendance at the
practice ON Monday afternoon. in or
y hard struggle i expected with this
team. und Coach Inscrsoi will no
DOUBT tlN ont q number OF new plays
y pgGn"" r5 5@a NH NH i'm impS G1Iy@S
hard for tho next few days. The team
leaves cp Friday morning for Norfolk,
:ud Will Eet no more practice after
.The corps is 16aci,ing tho team
heavily 20 Win. ami !, il expected thar
abcG 800 students. along With the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
FORK UNION ELEVEN WINS
FROM JEFFERSON SCHOOL
Especial TO The Times.pisna,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
FORK UNION. VA. October 2i.-In
one Of the best games of the season
Fork Union defeated Jefferson here TO-
DAY by score OF - TO q. The Jeffcr-
son team nut up a game fight. but the
speed OF the cadet backncld was TOO
much for the Visitors. Time am, again
hughes and VIII would circle the e,ids
for good gains, and Waugh pluneeG
through the right tackle for a siXiv-
yard run. Rcdd and T.. Tatum PLAYED
good game Tor jefferson. While the
the work OF Powell wilkins IIurhn.
Waugh, BIavcrmnn and Will deserves
special mention. Line-up:
Jsn trsoh. Fork Union.
benhc, 90. LETT tackle. WcinfeI,i
,;a lard: LEFT guard. .Coyic
Vaughan. center I,arwcll
Terrell. right guard. Waugh
Ihtnni, r.. right tackle. -. Wilkins
McMindow, W. right end polIoL
N Wa,nt"iEh quarter back .Braverman
!ocane, III. light half. Hughes
Redo. ..,..... fun hack Will
summary; Touchdowns-B ravcrman
Hughes and Waugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
nody sun Unidentified.

MI efforts TO identify the body OF
the man taken from the dock on sun
DAY morning. have proven futile. The
body is at Billups's morgue, 1915 East
Main Street. Detective Sergeant John
WHY, who has charge OF all such cases
has given out the following descrip-
zion:
Fifty years old. weighing $50
pounds. five feet eight inches tall.
smooth face. darl. hair tinged with
gray, gold teeth. black and brown
mixed coat. dark 1ray pants with small
stripe. blue working shirt with collar
attached, purple socks and tan shoes.
tan gloves and nickel watch in pocket"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
CARY BEATS CITY NORMAL
Gentry Makes Spectacular Buske
From Dihicult AnEie-Cnry's Guards
do Effective Playing.

:, The skctbail team of the John u.
Larry school yesterday afternoon de-
feated the City Normal five - to : in
q wcll-playcd and spirited battle.
Cary's guards played a remarkably cN-
ce!l"nt game. ana the few. points made
ny their opponents testify IN III. close
attention they gave the City Normal
forwards.
Gentry made the most Spectacular
pi,E OF the afternoon when he basket ed
the ball from q difficult position far
down hoor. Moss got in some nifty
play during the afternoon. and like
linc-up:
city Sormal-Hiughes, left forward:
Knott. right forward: johnson. center:
Foster. left guard; Williams. right
Cary.-icntry, left forward; Stout.
right forward: Moss center: NarchI.
LEFT guard; Amriein. right guard.
Score: City Normal, 4; Cary. ~. Goals
from ficld--Wiliiams. Johnson or.
Moss 81. Stout 90. Gentry (D. Goals
from foul--William Moss co. Ref
cree. Dnnaway and Dcrihoi. Time OF
halves, II minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25
D0WELL SCORES OFTEN


WAKE FOREST, y. c.. October "a
I--f2rsiTE away from a I2-to-li score
-, 49, me last TWO minutes OF play. the
me opening game OF the interclass
iHsketball series last night by n score
OF 20 to H.
The game was close throughout nm
IN me dazzling squirt made by the vic
tors In the closing minutes. Both
CUNTS passed well and showed un
strong IN defensive play. DOwelI rer-
istercd every point for his guint save
one goal by I<int0n. Neal led in tho
scoring for the Teachers.
n" iinc-'ip: Teachcrs-Sowcrs and
m,ickauGhan. forwards: Neal, center:
lierhIon and savage. guards. Preach.
sIpowell ana Ward. forwards: Mo
NniRh'' center: HINTON and Daniel
9uards. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-25

ackle Barker Quits
Football at Virginia

lSptrini to The Timcs-Disput.b.,
CHARACTERISTIC VA, Orto.
Der :i.-NtrStnia's showing In tL,,
final scrininaHc before the Wander
bitt Snmc was very encouraging To-
the squad at coaches. In hnIc
hours clash with the strong fresh
nnn team. which put up II hot Hight.
two t"n"h.i"Nns were scored. ME
first being made b! Darwin and tl,,.
second by t;oOrh. who appears n,
hive recovered from the injuy he.
received In the RichmUnd COLLEGE.
contest.
There were several shift, In tb..
Hnc-up. White returning To HIS old
position AT left end nnd Currinyt0n
HotnE In at Tnnrtrr bnck. rhurmnn
In now fixture nt guard, but Isnr
kcr. the big tackle. hus quit tI,,
squad.
I'D Smith, captain Of the vursitv
baseball team. Is looming Mp strOnr
ms half bnck. and will nuke his
debut Tomorrow. His work on the
scrubs yesterday leads to the heller
That he will lRnd IL regular berth.
kinsOlviug IL also lighting hard for
position In the bnck field, The
manner I'm which he shot fOr,ynr,
passes I'm the dying moments OF the
Ecorgin game Nvns very pleasing to
the conchcs. The team will not
leave for Nashville until D:40
o'clock Thursday night. This will
give the eleven another afternoon
tn perfect the new plays and de-
rclOp the new attack.