Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-27
50 Results the Game Of Football at
Washington.
SCORE, FOURTEEN TO SIX.
Pennsvivanlans Fail to Snow Under Their
Opponents as They Had Pro-
posed to do.

The Pennsylvanians lined up with the
determination stamped on their faces 10
snow the Virginia boys under, and when'
three minutes after the kickoff they mad
forced the ball over their opponents goal
line there were very few present VINO
doubted that they would do so. Virginia
took n brace though, after this rough
awakening. and it was not until within
few seconds Of the call of time for the
first half that another touchdown was
made. Virginia, in the mean time. having
added touchdown and goal, making
the score at the end OF the half to in
Pennsylvania favor.
Peunsylyania's second touchdown was
made by Rosengarten after a long run
around Ieft-end in which he plainly put
one foot outside OF the eft-sde line. The
umpire refused to allow the claim. how
ever. and the touchdown was allowed TO
stand. Virgiuia's touchdown WAS plainly or
the "nuke" order. Brooke. muihng Popes
nfty-yard punt, the ball bounded of MS
chest. in front Of the goal. where IT was
dropped on by iudd, who was pushed
few inches across the line Brooke, whose
kicking and running were very me, maze
but one clean catch OF the halt-dozen
every occasion but one he dropped the
ball or allowed it to bound away from
him. He greatly underestimated PopeS
punting ability. and several times
although he had dropped back. expecting
d kick, the ball went over his head
THE STAR PLAYERS.
Pope played a good. steady game for
virginia, his running being hrst-clasS'
diving through the Pennsylvania centre
for several good gains, and his Kicking
being very nearly the equal OF BROOKE >
Osgood and Colbert. aided by magnificent
Interference by Brooke and knlpe, made
substantial gains, and now and then
star run around the ends. Pennsylvania
made but few gains and tho.e mostly
small ones, through the centre
Virginia was s;rikinsly unfortunate In
having one or the other of her backs
hurt every two or three downs. Penn
sylvania found a weak spot In the right
Of her line. and kept hammerlnf away AT
that point. The most Creditable showing, |
however. was made by the Virginia ends
NIudd and Price Their tackling was at
all times clean and hard and one or the
other was down on the PennsylVanla
backs on nearly every kick. Mudd made
three fine runs around the right, gaining
a big slice Of ground.
Upton and Roscngarten played rather
second-rate game for Pennsylvania, being
seen but little i'm the tackling.
The management Of fhe game was ms
erable. the spectators ,unning all over the
grounds The referecing and umplrlnS
were very poor.
THE DETAILS.
Captain Penton won the toss and Sc
lected the ball Pennsylvania began to
play a hard sharp. aggressive game
lining up and moving Ike lightning. Os-
good was sent around left for SIX yards,
being downed by Pope. Colbert ana os-
good each advanced the leather sub
stantal distance. Woodruff was showed
through centre for five yards Colbert
went around right end for ten. and Os-
good dashed around eft end for over
thirty yards. crossing the goal-line. Time,
3 minutes. Brooke missed an easy goal.
Mudd again kicked off. and Brooke
caught and returned. Pope missed and
Johnson dropped on IT, Pope kicked
twenty-five yards TO Brooke after three
Intellectual attempts 10 gain through the
centre and left end. Brooke fumbled, but
fell on the ball Brooke punted fifty
yards to Pope. who caught and returned
the ball. Colbert crcled right end for
twenty-five Yards and on the next play |
drove through right tackle for five yards.
Osgood gained three around left. and
after three more downs without gain the
ball went to virginia.
Jones made three around left end being
downed by Upton. Penton made two
Yards through left tackle. Pope kicked
iifteen on side and Hicks got the ball
Johnson went through left tackle for ff-
teen.
JOHNSON HURT.
Pope buckel the centre for three more,
and in the scrimmage Johnson was hurt.
He resumed within the three minutes
ami went through right tackle for three
AMI MuGd plunged through at the same
place for ten yaids. The ball was now
on Pennsylvania's twenty-tiVe-yard line.
Pope got three through the right tackle
and Buringame plunged through the
same place for ten yards. Rosengarten
downing him. The next three attempts
were failures, and Jones lost yard 'he
ball going to Pennsylvania.
Colbert got two around right end ant
Oscool got three yards around the op-
posite end Brooke plunged into the cen
ire and fumbed the BALL Knipe dropping
on It, Brooke got six around left end.
AMI Rosengarten advanced ten yards on
the other end. OsgoOd worked the right
end for ten yards johnson being lhid
out again In the scrimmage. but plucklly
resumed Osgood was downed by Pope
after a twenty-yard dash around right
end.
The next attempt failed 10 advance the
pigskin, and OsgOod was called on again,
getting three yards. Brooke bucked the
centre for eight. but fumble1 the bail.
Cockrlll found the leather and ran to
the Pennsylvania goal, but the referee
had blown his whistle during the scrim-
mage, and the run was not allowed, al
though the Vlrginlans were given the
ball.
After sharp give-and-take playing by
both teams, with the ball near the middle
of the field. Pope kicked to Pennsylvania
fve-yard line, where Brooke muned,
letting the ball bound away from MIN.
almost in front Of the goal, where Mudd
caught IL. and was showed over. Mudd
kicked goal. Time, q IL.
NEARING THE END.
with two and one hall more minutes 10
play. Osgood secured the ball on VIZ
ginia's twenty-hve-yard line. and dashed
around left-end. He was clearly In touch,
but the claim was not allowed. and, after
being downed, he passed the bail 10
Rosengarten, who made touchdown
Brooke punted out, but failed on an easy
goal Time was called Immediately after
Rosengarten crossed the lne In the
second half Pennsylvania made another
touchdown. and Brooke kicked the goal.
The lineup:
Tniy. Of Penn. Position. INV. OF va.
Rosengarten.... left-end .Mnad
Wagonhurst... ieft-tackle .........Boshcr
Woodruff ....... lcft-guard ....,....Penton
Rull ll....... centre ..........Cockreil
Stanard. ........ right-guard ..Burlingham
rarrar ~ rlght-tackle ..........Hicks
Irnton ......... right-end .........,.Pfice