Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Record Attendance Expected
When Rival Universi-
tics Meet.
PLAY AT UNIVERSITY
Special Trains Arranged From
Several Points in Old
Dominion.


tween Washington and Lee and the
University Of Virginia after a rup-
ture existing since 1907, Will mako
the game at Charlottesville on Sat-
urday the most important event OF
the season In the old Dominion Al
ready tn. ticket sale Indicates tho
largest attendance In the history OF
the game in tho state.
Seven times the Generals have met
the orange ana Blue on the x ridIron.
with the latter being the winner in
NIL except the hnal meeting OF 1907,
when for the hrst time the I.exiny-
tonians scored and were victorious
b" ohe.polnt margin. Virginia
Won the hrst meeting in 1890 by
46-to-p score and won In 1900. 1901,
1902. 1909 and 1904.
After It's victory over Virginia. tho
Generals insisted on a game In Lex
InSton. hut the Orange and blue In
sisted on "A continuation o. games at
Charlottesville. and this hreech has
just been closed by an agreement for
alternate games
Cannot Convrnre Teams.
Since neither tho Generals nor the
Firginian have played the same
teams this year. IL Ia impossible to
make any comparison between them
on tho basis Of scores. trginia's
showing against Princeton demon
strated that the Orange and Blue
can play tight football, but the V. II.
]. defeat shows that they have not
kept the stride. In the North Gro
lima State and West Virginia games
Washington and Lee made 4 snrprl.-
ingly strong showing. but they f.ll
down against Carson Newman In the
week between.
Captain "Toohe" Hall. of Virginia.
in l76-pound guard who has been
nino this year. This fast Marylantler
has shown up 10 be tho hes, defen-
sive lincman on the SOUND this year
az we'll as n power In breaking holes
in tho enemy line.
EIrRtnia's Line Good.
As whole. VIrginias line has
been strong. especially in the games
before Thcsmar. Campbell and Fen
wick we're crippled up. II is In the
bnckheld that the Virginians have
fallen down. and the coaches have
been working hard TO build mp this
part OF tho team before the Wash
ington and Lee game. which is In
many respects the most important OF
tho year.
Tom Rcmis. r II Hop Arhogast
and J. w "Wahoo' Mcdonald ars
Leo football team who, because OF
their experience and ability hav"
been three OF the most important
and dependable cpSs in the White
and Blue machine this year, Ill
three OF them being used at end.
while Mcdonald has also been doing
part time AZ tull hack.
Is-,uIs Toe Wins Gimme.
Bcmis halls from Arkansas. COM
Ing TO Lexington from the Columbia
Military school in 1919. He IL play
ing his third year as varsity man
and has tccu used steadily In the
majority OF games this year. Bcmis
scored tho Generals second touch.
down against West Virginia. II
Will be remembered that IT was the
same man whose educated toe gave
tho Generals Il 3-to-0 victory over
Virginia Tech in their game in
Lynchburg last year.
Joe Mcdonald also halls from Ar
kansas. coming TO Washington and
Lee in l2lj and making the var.
si,y in that memorable year when
the Generals defeated Georgia Tech.
"Wahoo" Is playing his fourth year
on the varsity and has the dist!nc-
ton Of having won more varsity
monographs than any other man now.
in the university, two in basketball
and two In baseball as we'll as his
three in football.
HOP" ArhoSast came TO Washing
ton ana Lee IN l'lS from FlSHbuTUe
Military school and played that year.
on the :. y. Z. g. eleven. In 1920
he played again at end. and even
since then has been holding down
regular berth on the varsity. His
game against tho West Virginia
Mountaineers was OF the stellar va
rlcty and he is expected to ne one
OF the strongest men in the Gen
erals lineup this year.
All three Of these men will In all
probability be used in the game with
Virginia In Charlottesville.
In order to accommodate the
crowds about 1000 more wooden
seats will he built in addition to the
1000 prepared for the " NJ. !. game.
Several special trains are TO he run
to Charlottesville. one carrying the
entire Washington and Lee student
body, another from West Virginia
and possibly others from the south
western part OF the State and Rich
mond.