Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
EXPECT BIG ATTENDANCE
At BOULEVARD GR|D|R0N
Between Indiai.s and Cadets
at 4 Today.
TWO SQUADS /FoR FRAY
William and Mary Has Put in Hard
Weeks Practice in Preparation for
Battle With Virginia Military In.
stitute.

Eichmonds initial game OF football
for the 1919 season will be played this
afternoon at Boulevard Field between
tho Virginia Military Institute eleven
ana the William and Mary Indians.
The cadet squad will arrive this
morning and take UP quarters at Grays'
Along with the football players will
come scores of cadets to take part in
the ceremonies and tho parade tomor
row incident to the unvciling OF the
StoneW-afl jackson monument at the
boulevard and Monument Avenue.
william and Mary's eleven Will also
PUT IN their appearance this morning.
ana VIII be accompanied. by smaller
number OF the student body to cheer
t Lne Indians, The t,,,, majority or the stu
recently ruled it as their desire to
postpone trip to the capitol until a
i i!ilir date date: probably for the Thanks
dcnt Chandler would permit the entire
.tudcnt body to 60 TO one or tho other
Expect Large Attendance.
IT'S thought likely that the attend
"hce At the opening game of the sea-
son here viii be record breaking due
to, to the fact that, i, WIN not only be
ialr visitors would find a change in a
iootoall contest. Then. too. the foot
rom Ss, n ths rs T. but few hundred fee,
While tho Lexington Cadets have
liam liam nd dneir s,s only game in defeating
Hiliam and Mary was held to a score
Less re by LynchburE College last
:, ' carE That neither team has lost
dcncc 70 judge that this afternoons
af Ii will be hsrd-fought one.
tho Ind,a aete1i cts mat ma we're manifest in
zane game have been smoothcd out by
n npsct,c,n Driver By, Systematic daily
cans were never in danger OF losing
+nd failed to win because Of fumblcs
made al critical moments. Tips that
~ eleven's strength come from the
m,.i!iamsourBers camp, and Driver.
Sxpecs his g, eS ssfs hard boiled" line
Cadets.
lacked Their Quarter.
In the v. NJ. L-Hampde en- Sidney
Ssms; when the Tigers held ,hei! OPP
Stuart, he resuiar qua n SACK fu 81
mariners; they n had no, DEVELOPED any
prdv Ma' TIC sTS1y shiS afternoon vii!
OF & is Star 'f back sshs eid s mes t t%o
,merly a.,endes preparatory schools
h her; where they both played sterling
.iTusEy, stuart, formerly quarter
h is, TOR John Marshall High school,
WI play the u same position on, the
participating in the Eampden Sidney
game because OF an injured foot, and
II he had. the cadets aver that the
score would have been larger than it
was. He has. developed to a great de-
j." leading part in the game today:
for McGuire,s in 1914. 1915 and 1915.
GapiatninS the team in 1915. viii play
one OF the if-back positions.
Line-Ups for Contest.
1ine.ups OF both warning elevens
will probably be as follows.
Johnson. .......lcft end. -. =. Clark OF
Close. Left tackle. MantoT
CARRIER. left guard. Shipley or
Harrison
Copeland. $50. center ..... Smith
Lowe. .r.sh, guard Bacharach or
Wallace. right tackle. Somers
Chisholm ....right end. ...... Mason
Davies or. ...quartcr back. Stuart
BROOKS
Goslce... full back Dickson
White right halfhack Ingram
Fcntress. left halfback. $50. .Leech
BILLY" Gooch. one OF the assistant
coaches at the University Of Virginia:
Frank Johns. Of Hampton Sidney Col
lcSe and John Harris. OF Washington
and Lee University, compose the STAFF
OF officials for the game this after
noon. starting at o'clock.