Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-10
Penn State and Carolina Stars
Strengthen Richmond
Team.
FAST ELEVEN FORMED
Speed Combined With Weight
to Oppose Bo Nc
Millin.
BY EARLE LuTZ.

ny EARLE LUTZ.
= Glen killinger. Penn states pre-
J. mier back. last night accepted terms
for his services with the Richmond
Athletics on New Years Day against
DO McNillan's All-Americans
Il Ki!linEer's telegram followed ciosc-
~ on the heels OF one from w. /.
Johnston. North Carolinas nashy
footballer. also agreeing TO play for
= Richmond on the stellar holiday bill.
with Killinscr and Johnston in the
- hackheld, Richmond is assured about
fs npeedy and heady n combination as
- was ever assembled on a gridiron in
- tho Old Dominion. Their running
mates will be selected from such for
Il mer stars as Mac Cogbiil, Washing
ton and Lee; Jack Maioney. George
town; Jimmie Christian. McGuire's:
Bernard Driver. Randolph Macon;
Tom Miller. Unlversity of Richmond:
Jimmie Sloan. Yale: ollie Devine, John
Marshnlls Lew StrinE-r, V. i. l.. and
Archie Harris. University of Virginia.
Have Great Bnckneld.
AS with tho great bnckhcld, tho
Athletics promise to have line
Il guaranteed to open hole at any
= time. as we'll as presenting veri-
: table mountain of flesh against the
y assaults OF McMillan's star nggrega-
CATION.
Wing positions will be taken care
Of by such, men az Harry Carter,
,Univera!ty OF Richmond: Carpenter.
NV. II. /: John strinzer. Richmond
Bob Brown. Episcopal High. and
Hopper. University of Pennsylvania.
The work OF Carter needs no intro
u auction. He Ia n 1eb-pound husky
Il with all the speed there Is. Carpen,
: ter. In Bo McMillir's words. Is the
a 40 -
the famous 30 was member OF the
81 Wonder eleven. Browns long punts
u featured the play of the Richmond
Il Athletics last year. Hopper's ability
i here is only gauged by the glowing
II accounts OF his work when he was
with Penn.
Two Wilson's to Piny.
Tho tackle jobs Will be assigned
to the Wilson's. Lee and Pete. Pete
= Wilson was Richmond's favorite last
$ year, despite his years. Weighing
d close to $50. Pete Wilson is powerful
= as In the days OF 1eo5-oT. when he
Il starred at V. r. ]. Lee Wilson Is a
j. Maryland State product and weighs
lS5 pounds. Lindsay Moore. Wash
ington and Lees 2l5-pound all-South-
i ern tackle In 1920. and Turner Bethel!
= former Washington and Lee captain,
Il are other available tackles.
DOC" Rangley. whose football eS-
perience Is almost as long as his
Il ianky self. will be In guard. Ranges
Hey played tho season just passed at
i william and Mary and also perfor m ID
at Washington and Lee. ". y. l. and
Penn State. Other guards available
= are Ed Bailey. Washington and Lee.
with 2O5 pounds to his credit. and
= Bunny Cakes. University OF Rich
mond. who only scales 230 when out
e Of uniform.
d The pivot men will be Fred Knapp.
q OF ". p. T.. who can use his 2l0 pounds
IN center or can be transferred TO
q full back to exhibit pile-drivcr abil-
q ity. Gates Kidd. OF University of
4 Richmond. who tips the beam at 1875,
is the other center.
with such n lineup. 30 McMIllin
= must bring the best the West pro-
duces to gain a victory. The for
i Iper Centre star has agreed to bring
ericsson. Washington and Jefferson:
Al Pierroti. Washington and Lee:
Copley. Illinois. and possibly Red
: Roberts with him. He is trying to
get MOZART. of Notre Dame, and sew
eral other famous players Of the last
year or so. His complete lineup
will be sent In to Bethel this week.
Puts Up $4,000 Guarantee.
Bethel yesterday put up a guar
antce Of $4,000 for McAIillin's end of
the gate. McMillin on his part posted
= a forfeit Of $1,000 to guarantee that
he will himself play here on New
Years Day.
The Richmond athletics are enabled
= to play by tho spoT tsmanship OF sew
eral men of the city. One man put
up $1,000 and another $1,000 to meet
the guarantee to McMillin. Another
/, yesterday gave $500 In return for
twelve box seats. taking this step I'm
order that Bethel could meet the
terms asked by Johnston and Kill
Dger. With the storm insurance
: policy. park rental. advertising. ticket
printing and other details. $4,000 will
\ be risked before the teams go on the
field.
Tickets will go on sale on Wednes-
day ut LevInsons. 90S East Main
Street. and the Richmond Inn. The
game, not being under the auspices
or a college or charity will call for
an amusement tax. There will DO
1 Approximately 5000 coupon tickets
placed on sale, that being tho seat
4 70 capacity of Mayo Island Park,
now that the temporary pavilion has
boon razed. From present indica-
tons. tho tickets will he snapped UP
speediiy. as the game has attracted
= here In years.
VIII Show Soccer.
In addition to the football game,
1t Is expected that the Church Hill
Athletic Association will put on n
ffteenN minute exhibition OF soccer
football before the game sta It's. The
s-:hcrch Hill club last night opened
negotiations with strong profess
sional team from Baltimore in order
that the very best exhibition posi-
4 Bile can be. offered the idea being a.
\ .aI,ll soccer football to thermometers
I S%s Another feature that Is being plan.
ned Is gridiron meeting between
4 the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs. This
will be staged during the ffteer
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