The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-19

cash, from which the blood flowed freely.
Then johnson threw Chariie Barnett 20
the ground and attempted TO strike MIN
In the face The crowd rushed up, ana
after A deal of general smuggling, In which
several black eyes resulted, The excitement
cooled, down
A young lady near by, who was wearing
the orange and blue, coolly remarkeo'
DID that University man attempt 10
strike the fellow on crutches!
Some one answered In the Affirmative.
ana the young lady ripped on the I'D
bons and tossed them on the ground.
Mr. oU HDCwsS
After some vigorous efforts on both
sides. Taylor. the Varsity quarterback.
seized the ball and, by a beautiful run.
carried II forty-five yards towards their
goal. The play was supplemented by a
handsome squirt on the part OF frlce, VINO
carried the sphere twenty yards arouhu
right end, evading W. Duke ana the rest
Of them very skilfully. He crossed the
goal line and added another touchdown TO
the record; score. 10 10 U. rope made Il
II 10 b. kicking goal.
1t looked as though the home team
could do little on the defensive. Nheh
they attempted to push forWaIl Go'le -,
lively their work Vas sotptIs1usH e.
fective. Their perseverance was quite
In the next kickoff Jones caught The
ball and gained Afteen yards dCross ti9
line around left end. Duke many tdChIcu
Of the visitors failed to gam any litdH ,-o
until Pope'ss rush through centre LOT I'VE
wards was Fsupplemented by a similar
play on the part Of Pflce' ".p Wi
tackled by Duke. Price tT yo,,or JoubIe.
handilv from Jones on clever uo u,,r'd
mass and gained twenty yafos afo Sh
right end EiIyson stopped his career. ne
'Varsitins then worked the leather WIN
IN one yard Of the goal ,lny. "' ,brn,,gb
chilean effort Johnson broke t ntoii,,
Cort, and scored the third touchdown;
score 1S to q. Pope this time faiied 10
Kick goal or the first half
the Varsiues failed 10 y,,n each. and
10 't,rHiino of Hazen and X. har IrS.ld
was singuIar,y clever. ION .,,,,igoiad win
hard. and the 'VarsitleS 81 100. w. ,,n The
III tboir might to run the SCI w. I'm rrt
plucky Colts, however "'
neatly.
TEE SECOND HALF
MI ,,.,s Great surprise in the ranks ranks
iIelc r-~iTor2ity extras Wheh lue III
80 closed. The Tigers Nteu 80, -, an
80 Of the toughest contests 80 i,lI,,Iced
q Richmond field. Slu-SiIs Gnits took a
i, sonnwhat freely, ana the ~. ~, ''''>
~ aeIilr Nv, '''' - ono vas badly hutJ
i'1 w, st.i,,ors took the ball, w Duhr lol-
lowed M the kickoff by IH t. " alicbt
wards around left end, ana allY 81 Iii
gain by Binfefd, puE fnnI 4JnIi atrociousy
l%ghty ya d'.,.,,od IN his tracks by Duke.
Tbe ,,hioiiftouq Jones then got IN pTclly
tveutv-Vayd run around left emu hd@sn
tackled him The ball was tneh on ,ile
49,, ,',d iino After q few slight gains,
The orange and blue took the plSsKin over
tn goal line. scoring another t'"giluoM"'
% to o. Pope kicked goal Sc0'e- = 10 ~,
A heavy struggle followed tht pay 80
after some lively tash"uT =" 80 80 very
SaHade and Harrison, ana some NenS
clever work ny Jones, paUghUey, and
Johnson. the 'Varsites took the pan OYER
the goal line for the ilfth time tne pray
having been preceded 9y pea ,,,,I tiI'I
of forty yards by MUdd, who was suppie-
mented in the latter part Of the game for
Small. Scores 10 0.
UGLY WORK.
Aftor this neither side scored. The
'Varsities worked Ike Trojans, ana IL
looked as though they would take the
ball over the line several times: Ihey
kept II in their territory an the Tune,
and forced IL near the goal line half
dozen times Johnson made several pref
" runs as did also Price and Jones.
For the Conegians. the work OF r.. Harri-
son. HaZcn. Sallade and Binford was
highly creditahe during the finish.
The game was called at go O'Clock
Considerable wrangrng Immediately FOL
lowed the closing Of tht game. There
was a well established row, and Pope,
the hcavy-set full back FOR III" Narsitles,
slugged Roger Harrison in the face. NJ
the time Of this performance, Harrison
was standing ~ the crowd and interfering
with no one The act was cawardly
one aud merttoriOus Of severe censure.
Young Harrison was painfully cut and
bruised about his left eve. Pope was
vigorously criticised for such an cXhibi-
ilon Of ms temper,
The 'Narsities played an ugly. ungen-
tlemanly, brutal game, for which there
was little excuse.