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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25

JACKETS AND TIGERS
BATTLE HERE TODAY
Encounter This Afternoon at Broad Street Park Which VIII
Be Called Promptly At O'clock, Expected TO Be One
Of Hardest Battles Here This Year.

OF himself against tho Tigers today.
There will be two Richmond boyS
in the Hampden Sidney line-up today.
they being Parrish and Palmore, both
Of whom have been putting up good
exhibition this season. Palmore. who
has been playing in almost every
game. and who starred In Captain
Thurman's place after he was hurt
will be seen on the right wing. Par
IRISH. who formerly starred for NC
Cures University School. will play
halfback for the Tigers. Both OF
them are coming youngsters ana they
should be able to give q good eccouns
of themselves.
Tho Hampden- Sidney team arrived
in Richmond last night and the play
ers are now quartered at the Country
Club of Virginia Before leavine
Farmville the boys held q light signal
drill on their football neld. and Coach
Bernier seemed very well pleased
with tho manner in which they
handled themselves.
The yellow Jackets will not get
here until this morning. The Ash
landers also had light workout yes
terday afternoon, and all Of the boys
displayed good form. Coach Riess re-
ports all of them to be In the best
OF shape and believes that they will
R1v0 the ll4eIa = uhIO Iuu AoE tIlo
honors this afternoon.
Bearing on Championship.
This game will have considerable
bearing on the Eastern Virginia In
Intercollegiate championship. In the
event the Jackets capture the game
II will put Richmond College In the
lead for the title, while. on the other
hand, should the Tigers again triumph
it will give them q good lead for tina
honors. II the Hampden-Sidney
eleven wins today the FarmviIle grid
ironists will only have to triumph over
William and Mary in Norfolk Thanks
giving Day. to cop the honors. II the
Tigers lose and Richmond College de-
feats Randolph Macon next Saturday
the Spiders will win the gonfalon.
Although the Yellow Jackets have
no chance OF winning the pennant
this year, they can be depended upon
to put up the fight Of their lives to
win the honors. Coach Riess makes
his men fight all OF the time, and
they should be able to put up . hard
battle against the Farmville eleven.
The game should be a hummer
from start TO finish anc q large crowd
is expected to be on hand when hostili-
ties start
The Randolph Macon players will
be numbered as follows:
Captain Cogbili. /: Young, .; Ran
dolph. 8, Waters 4: Christian, s:
Copiey, 6; Morton, Z; Creekmur, s;
Meyherg. 9; Moss, 10; Hudnall. Ii:
Hiner IL; Reardon. IA: Woodfin. is:
Carwile, 1s; Beard. IL wray. is:
Smoot. 10; Lancaster. 20, Sims, al;
Gum. %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
Football Games Today

Hampton Sidney W. Randolph-Na-
con. 1T Broad-Street Park. at : o'clock.
Yale vs. Harvard. at New Haven.
Army VI. Navy. 1T New York
Georgetown W. Bucknsil. At wash
ington.
Columbia Va Now York University.
at New York.
I Johns Hopkins VI. s. Johns at Bal
timors.
Mt ct. Marya ". Gettysburg. At
Emmitsburg.
Springfield VI. Massachusetts Agsies.
~ Springfield.
Syracuse ~. TuftA ut Boston.
PennsyivaniA ~. West Virginia. at
Philadelphia
Warrington and jefferson W. CHAT
tanooga, 1t Warrington, Pa
Northwsstern ~ Ohio state. 1t Co.
lumbuA
chicago ". Minnesota. a& Chicago.
Iowa ~ NehrAskA, It Iowa City.
Kansas ". Missouri At Lawrence.
Wissonsan ". ullnoiA It Madison.
oregon Asgiss ". Oregon. at Cor
Wallis.
Pomona ~. Southern California. At
Pomona.
rurdue ~. InAiaaA. e xaAaystts.
ASkansas W oklAAoma. at Fort
smith.
Nstrs Dam. y. AinA At south
Bead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
MODES AND CADETS
READY FOR CONTEST
Army II EAvoF1te Over Navy In An
nuAl service Battle In Gotham
City.
,OLRHANT EXPECTED
TO STAR IN COMBAT
Battle WIN Not Only Appeal 10 Sport
LOvers, But VIII Gall Out Brilliant
Social am Ohicial Gathering.

New York. Nov. 24.-with the pros
pect Of IN ideal football day before
them for the great annual service con-
test 70 BE- held hero tomorrow At the
Polo Grounds. the Army and Navy
teams arrived here today and put the
finishing touches on their organise
ton. ohssrsd on BY the thousands OF
supportsrs that turned out to greet
saoh aggregation.
The Army squad consisdng Of Nifty
ax cadstA has taken up quarters at
the Hotel Astor. and the Middies are
At the Biltmors. Tho Hobbies OF both
hotels were seething maelstroms of
sympathisers and football dopesters
tonight who gathered to pick up
fragments Of "dops"
and the betting started OF merrily.
The Army Is on tho long end Of the
betting tonight at odds of 10 to s and
10 to Z. The service contest this year
presents q peculiarly interesting foot
bali situation, one that has not been
duplicated in the twenty-one years
rivalry between the two schools. To-
morrow the Navy will enter the battle
nrst-year men. Against thes> young
sters will be pitted veteran Army
backneld that has proven far superior
lin both offense and defense to any
thing IL has been called on to meet
this season.
Excitement Over Battle.
New York Is fairly beside itself
with excitement tonight over the COM
ing contest for the great service"
battle has not only All appeal to the
lovers Of sport. but will call out one
Of the most brilliant official and social
gatherings the city has seen in months.
In intensity OF interest 1t 10 outdoing
even the horse show.
While the Cadets are the favorites
in the betting the Middies far outdid
their rivals In the glory OF their well
come on the EVE OF the battle. From
the battery far up the Hudson. along
fashionable Riverside Drive, there lies
tonight q long line Of gray battleships
that have steamed to New York
especially to welcome and hearten the
football representatives OF Uncle
Sans sea force, and the city Is
thronged with "Jackies' and officers
eager for the contest.
Both teams went to the Polo
Grounds this afternoon for a final
practice, but because OF the danger
of injury on the wet field the work
outs were light. only enough working
done to keep muscles timber and
nerves in tune.
The weather bureau holds out hope
OF a fine day for the battle, the fore
cast tonight being for a cold, clear
day with the mercury around the
freezing point.
How service teams will take grid
iron;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan.)
Charlottesville, Va. Nov. ga
new feature OF Virginia Carohna
football rivalry will be inaugurated
tomorrow. FIVE days previous to the
Thanksgiving battle between the var
sity teams, when the first year teams
of the two universities will meet for
the first time. The game this fall
will be played on Emerson Field. at
Chapel Hill. while next season the
freshman elevens will meet on Lam
beth Field.
The outcome Of this contest will be
keenly watched by the followers of
the tive institutions. for 1t will help
TO stimulate conjectrres as TO the
rival strength of the varsity elevens.
A likely looking bunch of gridiron
players represent the Virginia frst
year team, and were 1t not for the
adoption of the freshman rule, some
OF the players would doubtless be
seen in action on the varsity.
The Orange and Blue first year
team has pre- pared vigorously for the
game with the Tarheel youngsters to-
morrow, for they are In hopes of an
nextng the game. so as to give the
varsity players a premonftion OF a
victory OF their annual rivals. Viz
ginia's first year eleven has played
FIVE games this fall, winning four and
losing one, The victories were won
from Augusta Military Academy.
Chatham Training School. Massanut-
ten Academy. Woodbury. Forest. The
single defeat was at the hands of the
fast Starnton Military Academy team.
The above defeat was the first suf-
fered In two seasons by the Virginia
first year team. In the five games
played the prospectives for next falls
varsity have scored 130 points
against 20 points by the opponents.
The Staunton Military Academy was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
CLOUDS Of GLOOM ARE
LOWERING over YALE
Yale Players Are In No Condition to
Meet Harvard Eleven This
Afternoon.

New Haven, Nov. 24.-Ciouds Of
gloom that showed little or no silver
lining were noticeable In the neigh
borhood Of the Yala camp here to-
night before the Eli squad was bsddsd
down for the night before the great
test with Harvard's football warriors
tomorrow in the Bowl.
There were two causes for gloom.
In tho nrst place. Il looked highly
probable tonight that three sore
throats might seriously hamper sAs
efforts Of the Yale team Mossly and
Comsrford. the star sndA are both
suffering with slight attacks Of tom
silitis. and Braden. the big fullbaek.
and Smith, the quarterback. are In
the same plight. The physicians have
promised that they viii havs an but
smith patched up and = sonAitioa
TO- est into their togs IN Tina Tor sAs
game tomorrow. but n spits q he
assurances Of the nAedtcs. ne en-
thusiasm was dampsnsd about tAo
training quarters.
And. In the sscond pIAes. the
weather man had - admit tAa4 Il
looked worry much - n tie skrue93e
might have to b fought ont In .
young blizzard.
All this had its slIect ON the bet
ding. ana the many sapporsess who
haA bean only too oAooe - haak yA1e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
.nUn0RS Of SHIFTS IN
AIR At CHAPEL HILL
Coach Campbell MAY Spring Surprise
BY Shaking Up His Lineup
BSforo Thanksgiving.

; Chapel Hill. Nov. 24.-with only
three days OF actual practice time
LEFT In which 70 put on tho Anal
touches for tho Virginia game. the
Carolina coaches arc availing them-
solves Of every minutes time. Active
practice In che afternoon 10 being fol-
lowed by discussions and lectures af-
ter supper. 1t 10 tho idea OF Coach
Campbell In preparing for the one
great game to instiil all the training
and practics thax Is possible into the
msn ~ early In the week A. can be
accomplished. During the few days
tha3 remain before the game the men
should only 90 through ~ much work
- viii insure good health. His idea
II TO eliminate the mental strain and
axcttement that has characterized tho
annual pre-Thanksgiving practice OF
The last few yeArA So. after EAtur-
days workout, the team will go
through light aignal practice and Just
enough actual work to keep tho men
In good physical trim. It is hoped
that by this change In policy. the
Carolina football team will enter the
big game In = frame Of mind condu-
clvD OF success rather than OF nervous
famDiing and excited playing.
Due partly to the fact that this
gamo marks the hast Of Z long series
70 b. played In Richmond. ana e.
peolally 70 the fact that Carolina IL
believed to have tho best possible
chances OF success tho largest crowd
OF Students that has ever made the
Richmond trip will probably leave the
universi<y next wednesday. Already
reservations are rapidly being made
Tor the game. and Indications point TO
= record attendance.
1he first Of = series Of mass meet
anss was held In Gerard Hail last
night ana tho utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Head Coach CAmpbell was
the principal speaker. outlining In .
oaoar-Out style the situation az It
eeeas 1t present. He saw Virginia
In action last Saturday. and while hav-
in9 the grea4est respect for the worth
e1 hi foeA believes that the Tarhssia
Win come out . victor In Richmond.
The most clAndestiue procsedingu
axo going On ouk on Emerson Field
evsEy aftesnocn. Rumoru Of shifts
and surprises are In the air. and e
u possible tlaak surprise II In store.
H0wever. nothing certain win b.
known until juae before ThanksgivinS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
w. AND M. ACADEMY is
EASY FOR LOCAL TEAM
Marshales Eliminate Wlliamsburgers From Champion1]
Race By Winning Came "a to individual Work q
Gore and Weikert Stand Out Prominently.

Another contender for the Eastern
virginia preparatory school champion
snip was eliminated yesterday after
noon, when the crack John Marshall
High School eleven won out over WILL
liam and Mary Academy by q score
Of - to 0.
The Blue and White lads played
their same consistent rame that has
Characterised their performances on
the gridiron for the past three sea-
sons and experienced little trouble in
vanquishing the little Indians"
However the game was not as one
sided as the score indicates for the
William and Mary Academyites played
n good game throughout. and gained
as much ground a. the Marshallites
on line plunges.
To Captain Johnny Core beionxs the
honors for the prettiest piece Of work
during the afternoon. This youn sstsr.
who has been playing . spectacular
game all Of the season for the public
school outfit. intercepted q forward
pass and raced sighty-nvs yards for
touchdown just fvs minutes before
tho gamo ended. II was q beautiful
piece OF work However, this was
not all Johnny did for his team dur
ing the afternoon. He made several
other beautiful end runs and con-
tributed another touchdown
Riggs made . beautiful run when
he intercepted a forward pass and
sprinted sixty-fivs yards for a touch
down. The youngster also made ono
other touchdown when he s<irtsd the
end for twenty-yardA crossing the
goal line before he was downed. Riggs
was in tho game less than half tho
time. but he made every one sit MP
and take notice while he was in the
lineup.
Ollie Devins. that little Highland
Park lad. also shone throughout tho
afternoon, as did Sloan. who alternat-
ed ut halfback with Riggs.
Hard-Fought Contest.
The game was q rd-fought affair
throughout the sixty minutes Of play
The William and Mary boys put up
a plucky fght, and they never gave
up. even after victory for the Mar
shallites was inevitable. The WILL
liamsburgers put up q great offensive
game At times. they making no less
than thirteen nrst downs. but when
they got within striking distance Of
the goal line they lacked the punch
necessary to advance the ball over the
goal line.
Twice they were forced to give up the
oval with the ball within . short dis
tance from the goal line. and they
were on the nfteen-yard line whom
Captain Core grabbed one Of their for
ward passes and raced MP tho Held for
a touchdown. At times the Williams
burgers started marches down the field
that looked good for touohdowna
In the first half the Marshallites
could do little with the william and
Mary Academy line. but In the last two
periods they penetrated the opposing
phaianx for substantial gains. while
they went around the ends for long
distances.
To this young fellow weiksrt. who
played quarter for the Williamsburg
ers. belongs credit galore This boy
bore the brunt Of the attack made
on the Blue and White team. and he
gained ground after ground Tor his
eleven. Weikert ran with the ball
about three times to the other fell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
HOLY NAME IS WINNER
Over M'e|lL SECONDS

me Holy Name baskethall team de-
xeated AcGall second team last night
~ the score OF - to 30. The Holy
Name boys took the lead It che start
ana never reainGu1shed 4 throueAout
th6 game.
Meoni Scared for the Holy Name.
caeing n1ne baskets. Marion. Roas
anA Ksllsy put up GOOD same for
Nc0ill second.
Lineup:
powers ,........sR Fee. Marion
Mccall .......s..L E......... Roe
&seGnO0 .......~.C......... xelley
XnDt ...........R- 0.....~.. Dran0
fnrASok3 .......L q. x1Ao
0oa19 from 1eld 1geoui :, Newoes
xfaGnon 4. CerAvaxl I, Hart I. NArs
- Z. 1IaIley !. Foul -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
WASSERNAN MUST ANSWER
FOR MISLEADING ADVERUI40lQ0

James WASserman has boea Dun4
moned to Police Court On . otAxyo ok
mfsleading advertising. Aooor0lng -
the police. WAsssrman had q 6a9n
over his place on Sixth 9treet 49,
tween Broad and Marshall Stroots.
forfeited pAwnshop articles but axtue
investigation he was found 70 hGVo
no pawnbrok9's license. Thio 60
the art on record sinoe tho pAa9o
Of . law prohibiting suoh IN ofkon0ay
will be heard in Police Court sooa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25

lows one. and he never failed n ~
attempt to gain. He ran his team ~
fns style and mixed his plays we'll
This fellow 10 ono Of the most pron~s
Using youngsters seen in action u
Richmond this season and he II -
Ing to make William ana Mary CcfIoee
good man.
Hedrick. left guard on the Wiiliam
and Mary Academy team. broke his
nose in the first half, and was treated
by the local ambulance surgeon. H1s
played n good game up to the time
he sustained che injury. Aeres, right
tackle. played throughout the gam1I
with 4 broken nose and we'll did this
youngster perform.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
~ Prssasis Li.e-ups.

One Of tho warmess esidiron COM
bats staged at Broad Street Park this
season u expected this afternoon
when the Randolph Macon Yellow
Jacksts 20 up against the crack
Hampden- sidney eleven. The game
viii b called promptly At . o'clock.
Although each team has two regu-
lArS out Of the lineup because Of
either sickness or injuries. both are
reported to Be In good condition and
= battle royal from start to finish ID
expected.
This afternoon the Yellow Jackets
will be minus the services OF Morton,
their star guard. and Randolph. full
back. Both are good men. and while
their loss to the team in this impor-
tent, Coach Riess 10 fortunate in hav-
ing two good men to put In their
places. On the other hand. the Hamp-
den-Sidney eleven viii 20 into the
fray without J. Warren and Harvey.
both Of whom arc good mon. Harvey
II the man who defeated Richmond
College q few weeks ago by booting
the oval over the uprights twice dur
ing an encounter. Coach Bernier has
q wealth of good second string ma
terial and no has two capable men in
their places.
Two Stars Arc Back.
Today will mark the return OF two
stars to the game. Thurman, Hamp-
den Eidneys captain and spectacular
quarterback. who was injured against
William and Mary several Saturdays
ago. will be seen in the lineup again.
Thurman got into the contest against
Richmond College two weeks ago. but
Il was only for 4 few minuteA Cap
tain Cogbill. OF Randolph Macon. who
was injured in the game against Rich
mond College. on the same day that
Thurman was hurt. will also be seen
behind the Yellow Jackets line today
Mao 10 q great little halfback and he
should Be Ahle to give q good account
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25

Summaryf TouchdoWn0-Cof0. n
Riggs. .: Dsvine. /. Goals from toueas
down--core. . out Of 4; NoFthern, 1.s
Substitutions: John Marshall-HiR9a
for Sloan. ouarlas for Hunter, 0lSea
for Riggs. Hunter for 0uarleA NortA~
crn for Core Beadlss for Anderooa.
Jones for n. Smith. ouariss for Aans
ter. .. Smith for Dsvins. Sands ~
Taylor. Riggs for Sloan. Mayneld -
Todd and Nissley for Thompson. WI
liam and Mary-Thomas for Hsdrto1e
McGinnis for Amory. Amory for No
Ginnis. Refsrse--Bo1ling. Hampdea.
Sidney. Umpire-Boyd. DAv1Aoen.
Head Observation-Disclosures Richmoo6
College. Time Of psriods-E1fteen
minutes each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
INDIANS PRACT|CING
FOR HAMPOtk-S|ONEY
William and Mary Eleven Looking
For Victory Over Coach Ber-
nicr's CHARGES

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Williamsburg. Va. Nov. 2&.-The
William and Mary Indians are sharp
ening their tomahawks for Coach
Bernier's Hampden-s Sidney Tigers in
Norfolk next Thursday. Since the
Richmond College game. the big
Orange and Black eleven has lost no
time In fitting themselves for the
Turkey Day battle. The scrimmages.
which have been held only occA-
sionally. have been OF a strenuous
character. bur no injuries have been
sustained. Tho squad should be In
perfect trim by the time next Thurs
day rolls around, eleven days having
elapsed since the Richmond College
game. Prex Wilson. the stalwart
center and captain of the Indian
eleven, played last Saturday with 4
bad hip. This member Ia rapidly
healing. and he expects to show hts
opponent in the line q few points
about the game. Goslee. one Of Will
liam and Mary's most dependable
backs. took the count In the Spider
Indian battle, but II now smAshfng
SSsO AAhV AAA OSu~SAAkt0 AOk EQVtURAA
enthusiasts from here will watch the
work OF Edwards with no small de-
gree Of interest. His work OF late
has bean OF high order. and he Is
expected to cut loose under the pres
sure Of the Turkey Day classic at
Norfolk. rentress. q Norfolk boy,
win have an opportunity TO perform
before tho eyes Of many Of his friends
and former schooimateA
Counting On 6tarA
The Indian camp will count large-
ly upon tho work Of Ellis and Chose
in the backfield for victory. Close
has developed Into one Of the best
puntsrs In this part Of the State, and
10 ono Of the hardest fighters on the
team Ellis II noted for his ability
70 tear through an open dsld for
thirty Of forty yards The machine
Black backAsld u particularly notice.
able from the hide linsa several new
plays have bsen devised By thu
coaches with which they hope 10 baf-
Ne the HAmpdsn-6 sidney cutllt In this
decisive battle In the Eastern vlrxinia
intercollegiate Association.
Richmond College. etrong con-
teetAnt IN the AaDoc1a4lon for the
laurela. II only one-half & eam~ -
hind Coach Bsrnier's protse69 ard
an Indian victory q Norfolk Win turn
the tide Of battle IN fAvue az tie
RichmcndsrA Coach Dobson, Of Tia
Richmond College team, aid In sab
stance last Saturday that ~ WI
liAmsburgsss would hAve lit11e, trou-
bic n scAlping the Tigers Il tAeU
como back with the quality - pjav
demonstrAted against his team. ~.
- YvAA - 49,
ming. no efforts viii b. spared IN tn
attempt to land victory. 10 cloee
tho season with = victory 10 the slo-
gan Of the entire william and May
student body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-25
GEORGETOWN BATTLES
PENNSYLVANIA TEAM
Catholic Eleven WIN Go Up Against
Bncaxneil in Washington This
Afternoon.

Washington. D. c.. Nov. e.
Georgetown plays the only football
game scheduled here tomorrow. The
Blue ana Gray meets Bucknell in
the next to the last contest Of its
homo season. The flnal battle on the
Hilltop takes place Thanksgiving with
George Warrington. and on Decem-
Dor > the Blue and Gray goes to New
Orleans to meet Tulane University.
The 0eorgetown team should have
little trouble defeating Bucknell. The
result Of the game seems to be only
. question Of how many points the
Hilltoppers win score. though the CON-
test ought to be interesting from .
purely 0eorgstown standpoint. It II
: pleasure to watch = piece Of
smoothly running machinery such -
0sorgetown possesssA The Blue and
Gray has ono Of the best football
teams In the East, and It probably
even terms any continuation In the
country.
Catholic University ana 0allauaet
are the only other local teams which
have gamss Ut AL. The former goes
70 NorgAntown. W. Va. to play West
Virginia Univsrsity ana the latter ap-
poAEn n New York against Dofdhan,
Neither ~ the local elevoao can ~
Mvoro0 IN the pEodiot1o0o - - the
outcome Of the contests. VurdhAm u
very likely 70 defeat 0allAudet costly.
and Il would - distlnct surprioo
4 Catholic untvesuaty were 70 win
from The Went virtinians. Caxholic
unfvefultys without Some ot ~ reg-
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