Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-27
SPORTS
Snapshots Of Sports
Df T.. v. MITCHELL.

the University OF Richmond are
preparing themselves for one
of the hardest football battles in Vir-
Einia this fall The Spiders and In
dams will meet in Norfolk next
saturday afternoon and the contest
no doubt Will be hard fought through
out. Both institutions are repre-
sentcd by The strongest teams in
years.
When the Virginia Military Insti-
tutc trounced the University of Penn
sylvania in Philadelphia last Satur-
dag the Cadets showed the Quaker
City fans just how the gridiron game
should be played. Incidentally they
showed Fenn's players thing or
two. The victory has resulted in
much iubilaiion on the part OF mem
bcrs OF the Richmond Chapter of the
V. NJ. /. Alumni Association who al
ready are planning 10 collect their
bets on the Cadet-NirGinia Poly
game in Roanoke Thanksgiving Day
Another feature of the Cadets vic
tory was the work OF "Tuggie"
Stuart at quarter back. Stuart is
ball training at John Marshall High
school. Ingram. another Richmond
boy, played quarter back n portion OF
the game.
Virginia League magnatcs will
close the 1920 baseball season tornor-
row afternoon in suffolk. The books
of the league will be closed for the
year and several other business mat
i ,,n,. tpansagisa ineidsn,ally the
ed the pcnnant It hardly is prob
able that matters relating to tho
schedule VIII he discussed. This and
much other business will DO taken
UP at another meeting. The time
and place OF the second meeting Will
be decided upon Thursday.
l.ynchburE will be the scene os tho
biggest football game in Virginia
NEXT saturday when Washington and
Lee and Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
tutc face each other. The Tech
coaches no doubt will instruct their
men to watch certain Mr.. Silver
stein whose toe defeated the Blacks
burg eleven last fall by the score of
. 10 o. Siiverstcin also drop kicked"
the General TO a to victory over
Georgia Tech last year.
Virginia Boat Club members are
planning 10 keep mp the spirit OF
good fellowship throughout the year.
Activities OF the club heretofore have
been confined to the summer months.
but a series OF dances have been ar
ranged for this winter. The first
dance viii be a Halloween party and
viii take place Thursday night in
the Jefferson Hotel auditorium. Other
dances arranged to date are Thanks
giving, Christmas and WashinEton's
Birthday. The club also has arranged
a dance on January 20 and another
m 4
take place at the Jefferson Hotel au-
G.toriuD!.
P-esidcn, W Il Bradley. head OF
re Et-Ein;a League is busy man
meeting 0: his c!Scui, in sur6is to- to-.
morrow me 2reHy is making arrange
Ee.ts % attend The annual meeting
.: me. association Of Professional
sassha.! Leagues. This latter con-
tst vi! axe place in kansas city
Ec'fr .o-! :. ., ana II.
M.cn Information OF Interest to
:@aS q. the virginia League is con-
,a.reG ~ ne latest bulletin from tho
:.5...21a association % Professional
. ne EeHDor: News Team. has beea
s2.: 70 birmingham team. Of IN.
.ol,ae'" Associa via the dra:;
saa!za;.cn ne price paid the Build.
rs ~ inc B.rons was $500. sam
EoSt. Of Portsmouth. has been Sold to
n" P.ttsburgh Pirates. while Rocky
MgInt has sold Cnamplain to the
Athletics.
State football Interests will b.
entered III the game Saturday at
.-!nchours between Washington and
Ice and virginia Tech, bu; the scrap
=; Lexington between the Cadets and
North Carolina State college also
VII be real contest And this
N"Ii't was shifted to the Cadets
grounds hecaus. Petersburg could
not secure sufficient guarantee to
t'Ic u IN Goobervillc What ;,
10y ;s"hUond ola not land the Lot.
we. Both clevens are recognized to
DO N" strongest teams in their re.
sp"ctive States and the contes, would
nave paiG well had !, been staged
~ Boulevard Field
John Hoyl" has been secured 70
coach IN. Cornell crews Sow VIC
wonder ], the Ithaca oarsmcn Nil!
'"w according 10 IIoylc.
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