There is no nightingale in the general direction of this football field general, directing the attack at Jim Warren that is football. Where the opponents are weakest, Jim Warren, struggling fiercely to prevent being taken out of the game, was at stake. The Spiders were at stake, and the Spiders were out to win. But each time the assault was started, Jim Warren met it - not it? only and successfully and most of the time he brought down his match, and Brother Lion helped him up to meet another. The Warren brothers yesterday showed they were brothers as well as mighty good foot ball players.

Several have two more evenly matched teams been pitted against one another here. That fact was recognized before the game, but none could have foretold how very closely they approached one another in the strength of the various departments. It was a hammer-and-tongs affair from the very start. Hampden-Sidney catching the most ground through assaults at the line. Richmond College working their play better, and at times having a light advantage in the punting in respect of generalship of the bitter eleven also was superior to that of the Farmville team, all of the players yesterday put up the best of which they were capable; they fought the play into their opponents' territory.  failed to see, and the end of the hour found them with locked horns. Incidents that featured the game. 