The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-14

Roanoke will oppose Davidson at Sa-
lem. The following games will be
staged around Virginia next Saturday
night: Virginia VS. Randolph Macon.
al Charlottesville: V. p. !. VS.. David
son, at Blacksburg; V. NJ. /. vs.. VII.
liam and Mary, at Lexington; Wash
ington and Lee VS. Lebanon Valley at
Lexington, and Ham den- Sidney VS..
Virginia Christian College. at Hamp-
den Sidney.
The Richmond College Spiders will
stage their initial basketball contest
of the season January "a. playing the
Orange and Blue forces of Virginia at
Charlottesville. On the following
night the Westhampton collegians will
go up against Staunton Military ACai
envy at Staunton, and then comes an
encounter with Virginia Military In
stitute ut Lexington.
Coach Frank Dobsou is facing an
other problem in developing "a formi-
dahe quint at Richmond College this
season. Captain pick Wood is the
only letter man back, which means
that Coach Dobson Will have to de-
yelop four other regular men. He has
lost such men as Captain Mitchell,
Dave Satterfleld. I4inwood Cosby, Mac
1'EbE anu Iii lSllttii N-oA' hfEiht9 iiiFG'
of the substitutes last year. If the
Spider coach. turns out good quint
this year he Will deserve credit ga
lore. However, those who know
Coach Dobson are not losing any
sleep over the college having a for
midable five. He has thoroughly dem
on strated time after time that he
can take a bunch of mediocre mate
rial and develop it into a good team,
In. y, tic, :, !,
The race this year In the Eastern
Virginia intercollegiate Association
should he an interesting one from
start to finish. All OF the quints lost
some good men after last session, and
most of them will be made up almost
exclusively of new blood. ON paper the
teams that have already been playing,
William and Mary, Randolph Macon
and Hampden- Sidney. seem evenly
matched.
Has the Prep School League gone
under? 1t has been many months
since meeting was held. and il is
now about time the boys were getting
together and doing something The
track season Is almost here, while the
baseball league will open In the next
few months. There has been "A keen
rivalry existing between the teams in
this organization, and 1t would he
pity for the schools to lose interest
in the association.
Claude Woodward, the spectacular
forward on the Church Hill Athletic
Club five. Is lost to the East End
quint. The youngster viii take his
departure from Richmond today for
Blackshurg. where he will matriculate
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Claude is not only q star performer on
the basketball floor, but is a star base
ball pitcher as well. He viii make
the other contenders for pitching hon
ors this year sit up and take notice.
Carroll Jamerson, who PLAYED last
year with the Cardinal Athletic Club
of Lynchburg, and who is now per
forming for Paramount Athletic club,
is one of the most spectacular basket
ers that ever played on Richmond
floor. His work last Wednesday was
nothing short of phenomenal He VIII
play with the G.ynChburg Y. NJ. c. A.
as soon as the Lynchburg troops re-
turn to the I'm city.
Turner Bethel. the former John
Marshall football and basketball star.
has won a regular berth this year on
the Washington and Lee quint He