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Messrs. Howell and Gregory, E., have been initiated into the order of Gimghouls. Walter Brem won the turkey at the Thanksgiving1 shooting- match Thursday evening, The team was tendered an oyster supper biy Mr. Pickard last night at the Uuiversity Inn. J. S. Patterson '95, and J. F. Shaffner '96, have returned from Winston. N. C. Long, Spalding's agent here, has received a new lot of Uni versity walking shoes. The old war cry is again heard: Well, boys, we will beat them at base-ball next spring anyhow. Recitations were suspended for the last hour yesterday and the boys turned out to meet the team. The telegraphic account of the game was very satisfactory, but it was a sad tale it had to relate. We extend our sincerest sympa thy to F. F. Bahnson '96, in the death of his sister, at his home in Winston,- on last Friday. Among the old students that saw the game in Richmond were, F. B. Dancy, C. T. Grandy, Henry John ston, Henry Gilliam, Owen Kenan, Clem Wright, T. L. Northop, and Merritt and Brooks of last year's Medical Class. Quite an interesting game of foot ball was played in our village last Saturday between the "coons" of the village and those of the suberbs The boys turned out en masse and enjoyed the spectacle greatly, cheer ing every play as it was made, more especially as there was a good deal of good humoured scrapping. Quite a feature of the game was the overturning of a peanut vender by the teams, and the stoppage of the game immediately; both teams falling on the peanuts with much more eagerness than they did on the ball. Freshmen, dogs and the "coons" all mixed in a tumbling erabblins- match. After this the game goes on without interruption, resulting in a score of 12 12. Last Week's Games. Yale 12, Harvard 4. Lehigh 11, Lafayette 8. Brown 20, Dartmouth 4. University of Michigan 12, Cor nell 4. Sewanee 12, Tulane 6. Southern Athletic Club 18, Se wanee 12. Vanderbilt 34, Central College of Kentucky . Virginia 64, West Phila. Athletic ClubO. Davis Military School 8, Oak Ridge 0. .The Sewanee Purple says, "The Tar Heels took somewhat the same part of spectators in their game with Lehigh that our team did in its Asheville game ; only Guion, their left guard, and a player of ex traordinary merit, made a splendid dash of eighty yards down the field, upon which we should like to con gratulate him." THF SENIORS WIN. Seniors vs. Sophomcres 40. The Senior and Sophomore foot ball teams met for their final game Friday evening, and until the latter part of the second half it looked as if it was going to be a repetition of their former encounter. The game was called 3 o'clock, the Sophs having the ball and fac ing the western goal. Shepherd kicks off and Lindsay catches the ball but fumbles and it goes back to '97. The ball now goes from one side to the other on downs, and the whole of' the first half is without interest, being marked by numerous fumbles and slow playing. The only long runs w ere by Ev erett 15 yatds Kluttz 25 yards. Time is called with the ball on '97's 20 yard line. SECOND HALF. '97 takes the ball and Steele kicks off for 25 yards. Kluttz T. catches it but is downed in his tracks. After two short rushes by the Sophs Nichols is hurt and Un derhill substituted, and the ball goes over on 4 downs. Steele then gains 12 yards and Lindsay 5, when the ball goes back to '97. The Sophs now take a brace: Haywood, Bailey and Shep herd each try the line for 2 yards, and then Haywood makes a pretty run of 15 yards around the end. Then follow three more short rush es and another 15 yard run by Hay wood. After this they are forced to kick and '95 gets the ball. Here they take their final brace and do the only good playing seen dnring the game. Lindsay hits the line for 2 yards, and is followed by Weaver who goes through the line for a pretty run of 15, Lindsay then gains 2 more Steele 3, Lindsay 5, Steele 5, Lindsay 2 Steele 5, and then Lindsay dives through tne line far a touchdown, Steele fails to kick goal. Score, Seniors 4", Sophmores 0. The ball is now returned to the center of the field and is kicked off by Shepherd. Myers catches and runs with it back for 5 yards. Only a few minutes of play are left and time is called with the Seniors still in possession and the ball at the center of the field. The game was free from any kicking against the decisions of the umpire and referee, but the quality of the playing was not equal to that seen in the Junior Freshman game. Both teams were unpardonably slow, inattentive to signals and tumbled badly. For the Seniors, Lindsay and Steele made the best gains and Haywood for the Sophomores. Bailey who was hurt in the second rush played a plucky game throughout. 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