The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-27

the equal OF Brooke's Osgoo1 and Gel
bert aided by magnificent interference
by Brooke and knipe, made substantial
gains and now and then a star run
but few gains. and those mostly small
Crfs. through the centre. Virginia was
strlKingly unfortunate In having one or
the other OF her backs hurt every TWO
or three downs. Pennsylvania found
weak spot In the right Of her line, ana
kept hammering away at that point.
The most creditable showing however;
was made bye the Virginia ends. MudI
times clean and hard. and one or the
other was down on the PennsylHanid
backs on nearly every kick. Mudd MAJ
three fine runs around the right anu
and Rosengarten played rather secoIi.-
rate game for Pennsylvania, being se.'
but little in the tackling. Ihe NJ ne.
ment OF the game was miserable tne TT,ha
tators running all over the grounds = no
referring and umpiring was very PO'''
Row THE ToUcHDowss wFnE MADE,
Captain Penton won the toss ana seIect-
ed the bail Pennsylvania began - ppi ins
a hard. sharp. aggressive game os iliIl5S
up and moving Ike nEh'nI.s 'yards he
ing downed Inv Pope. Colbert ana Us
good each advanced the leather SUD-
stantial distance. WoodruH was Sni&ort
through centre fcr hye ,6 ya' Ten. and Ose
gond aaabtH around Ieft-end for over thir-
ty ards crossing the goal me. Time
three minutes. Brooke missed an easy
Irdd again kicked of and Brooke
caught and returned, Pope missed ana
Johnson dropped on 1t. Pope kicked
fvcnty-fve yards 10 Brooke, after three
Intellectual attempts 10 gam through the
Centre and left-cnd. Brooke fumbled but
fcll on the ball Brooke puntei my
wizards 10 Pope, who caught ana returit t
Inc ball Colbert CirClcd rlght-enu ior
twenty-five yards and on the next play
drove through right tackle, for hVe yaTds.
OsgoO1 gained three around lcit' ana al ,GI
three more downs without gain. the bali
around left-end, being 1owncd by UPON.
Fenton made two yards through Ieli
tackle Pope kicked fifteen on side ana
Hicks got the ball Johnson went through
lcft tackle for fifteen.
Pope bucked the centre for three more,
and in the scrimmage Johnson was huIl.
lie resumed within the three minutes
and went through right tackle FOR three
and Mudd plunged through at the same
place for ten yards. The bali was now on
Pennsylvania twenty fye-yard Inc;
Pope got through the right tackle anu
Burlingame plunged through the same
rlacc for ten yards. ROsengarten downing
him. ,
Ine next three attempts were failures,
and Jones lost q yard, the ban gong 10
Colbert got two around
right end and ORgOod got three yAfdS
around the opposite end. Brooke plunged
into the centre and fumbed the BAN,
Knlpe dropping on H.
VARS rIrs GIT IN THEIR WORK.
Brooke got six around left end -nd
Rosengarten advanced ten yards on my
other end. Osgood worked the rlght emu
for ten yards Johnson being lald OUT
again in the sCrimmagc, but pluck'ly re-
sumed OsgoOd was downed by rope az
ter a twenty-yard dash around right cnd.
The next attempt failed 10 advance 'n'
pig-skin, and OsgoOd was called on again
getting three yards. Brooke buCked tne
centre for eight, but fumbled the ball.
Cockrill found the leather ana ran 10 the
goal but the referee hau
blown his whistle during the scrimm"Ge
and the run was not allowed, although the
Virginians were given the pan.
after a sharp give and take playing by
both teams with the ball near the mid
die of the field, Pope kicked 10 fenhsyI-
yania's Vineyard line, where BROOKE
muffed letting the ball bound away from
him. almost in front OF the goal, where
Mudd caught and vas showed over Muud
kicked goal. Time, Y II.
With two and one-half more minutes
TO play OsgoOd secured the ball on Elr-
pInia's twenty-five yard line ana daShed
around left end But the claim was
not allowed, and after being downed
PASSED the ball to Rosengarten, who
made a touchdown. Brooke punted out,
NM failed on an easy goal. Time was
called Immediately after Rosengarten
crossed the line In the second haIf
PENNSYLVANIA made another touchdown
and Brooke kicked the goal
ummary-Referee. Mr.. L. ;. Wells
Of The g. 4 C.. Umpire, Mr.. Macklin, l.
S n. NJ; Lineman, Mr.. Q. Catchlnss'
OscoOd, Rosengart"n,
t5rookr and Mudd; Goals, Pope and
Brooke, Score, II to ..