The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-10

hall WAS PASSED 90 Lucas, who made a
beautiful long punt far into Wake Forest
territory 10 their fiye-yard line, and tue
Virginia riishers plunged through the llnes
and charged precipiiately down the nelu
and prevented its return. by successive
tivc-vard rushes by Riddick, Wh'e ana
Howell the ball was forced back 10 the
Nirginia's twenty-yard line. where they
captured the ball on a tumble. Marshali
then received the bali on clever double pass
Knocked OF tackler after tackler, lodged III,
ont and around. and after the most brilliant
RIM of the evening made touch down anna
Wild uncomfortable cheers and college
velIs. Lucas then came forward and hoisted
the leather bag OF wind over the cross-paI
for two points more. Score: University o'
Virginia, 10; Wake Forest, 4. Wake fef-
est's PUSHES were Bow without a'aii. as ihe
Giant Virginia rush line had evidently re-
served their telling PUSHES for this nan.
From the centre Of the fieid the Norm
carolinians attempted the "N trick.
Int CARROTS splendid tackle checked II
after "A gain Of only three yards. On tne
ncxt line up and down Wake Forest is
dressed back ten Yards. Whitaker was
calle upon next, who, by successive good
PUSHES. forced through the lines, gaining
seventeen yards. Doggett then bravery
boIted through Wake Forests superb rush
line and gained five yards. Marshall at
tempted 10 get through the opposite line;
but in vain. Whitaker was next called
into rcoustion. but Howell instantly
tackled and sent him violently 10 the
earth. The rush lines again confronted
each other, but the giant Virginia
rush line opened up magniiicently the op,
Moments rush line. whereupOn Marshall
PASSED through, and with clear field be-
| fore him. secured a touchdown after run
of thirty wards or more. from which Lucas
Kicked a beautiful goal. Score. University
of Virginia, %; Wake Forest 4. From the
centre Of field Wake Forest. by means OF the
! wedge, gained fifteen yards, but Hairs iatal
tackle prevented further gain. On the next
down (ireenway cleverly got through the
lises. and captured the ball for the Nif-
| cinians. Marshall then made good llve
| ward rush. which was followed by Hairs
| twenty ward run, assisted by accurate IN
/ reference. Greenway then received the
| ball and madsa splendid ten yard rush.
| Hall was again brought into rcquisitlon
and dashed around the right wing OF line
gaining about fifteen yards. Marshall en-
/ dcayOrcd 90 make rush. but Only
gained one yard line. The next pass
was to Garrett who swiftly dashed around
/ the LEFT end and secured "A touch down from
which Lucas failed 10 kick goal. Score,
University of Virginia, %; Wake Forest
| College l. Wake Forest advanced the ball
by the good rushes of White and half
| back Reddick two yards into the Virginia :
territory. White was again wanted, but
Gsrrett's superb tackle forced him back
with loss. Wake Forests next
rushes were but all in vain, and
sustained heavy loss. Richardson :
rush resulted in loss of ten yards, aud the
bail went over to the Nir.inians. Hall
| .sf.a l.a s.fs 81 In AZ
under his arms, dashed around the right
end and obtained touch down from which
Lucas failed to kick goal. Score: tniler
siiy Of Virginia, 90; Wake Forest, 4. From
the twenty-five yard line Wake Forest vain
| Is attempted a rush, but sustained loss
| Then followed three downs for Wake
Forest on the twenty-yards, where both
| sides piled up i'm a dreadful squirm
ing mass Of legs and arms, and
the bali was given 10 the Varsity, TN,
hNe-yard gain not being made. 1t was thei
passed 10 Marshall, who made an excellent
teu-yard rush, when DOggett advanced II 1N'
| wards and Marshall lost about three yards by
Riddick's tackle. Dsggett was given the
ball in pretty double pass and by telling
run around the opponents right enc
secured touchdown after run 0
fifteen yards Lucas then came for
ward and sent the bouncing leather
bag OF wind safely over the crOss-bar
Score: University of Virginia, 30; WAKE
Forest College. 4. From the centre Of field
Wake Forest lost the ball TO the Nirginlans
and by successful rushes by Marshall, Whit
akcr and Lucas punt, landed the ball on
Wake Forests ffteen-yard line, when the
umpircs call OF "time up declared the
game ended. score: University, 30; Wax,
Forest, 4.
The University did not put forth theil
best cndeayOr in the first half, only PLAYING
their ends and half-backs, while the Wake
Forest, on the contrary, did excellent work
through their half-backs, especially Capt
Riddick. In the second half the tniversit,
team resorted to the rush tactics, which
proved very efficient. and the massive rilsl
line Of Wake Forrest was unable to resist
! them.
Mr.. l.. III. Battle il the manager OF the
| Wake Forest team and W. q. Riddicl
captain, and McDufie, Prince, and Cook,
substitutes. Mr.. l.. l.. Young is manager
Of the Universities and Mr.. Nealy cap.
tain and Parish substitute.
This evening at 3 O'Clock the Richmond
College team will play the Wake Forest,
at Boschen's Park. Nearly all the Uni
ycrstv boys left last night at 9 10 for home
4 few remained 10 see the match this even
ing.
The University team disbanded last
night, as the game was the last that Will be
played this season.