Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-30
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to Pope, who returned the plgskln 10
yards, when he was tackled by Merritt.
He surrendered the ball 10 Price. and
that gentleman OF chrysanthefnun locks
and classic features, on double pass.
which was decidedly one OF the star plays
of the day. advanced 1t Is yards. Jones
then ran around right end for n distance
OF yards, and Groner, relieving him OF
his charge, doubled back around left end
before the Caroiinians could recover them
selves, and made n gain Of yards. Ten
yards more was given Virginia for ofr-side
playing on the part OF one OF the North
Carolina men, and Jones got tho ball.
He was tackled by Guion and made no
gain. Pope. however. was like an eel. and
he slipped through the centre before the
gap could be closed. and advanced IL
yards. Groner rendered valuable assist
ance in this play by excellent interference.
and Price. who took the ball. went down
without n gain. Ramsburgh repeated the
same performance. with a like result.
Pope then fumbled. and Groner fell on
the pigskin. Johnson took II from him.
and advanced It TO the l5-yard line. They
We're advanced to the 5-yard line for on
side playing on the part Of North Caro-
Ina. and in almost u moment Pope had
the bali over the goal-llne. and had made o.
touchdown. He promptly kicked goal.
making the score 2s to o In Vlrginia's
favor. Time OF touchdown, minutes.
FOR THE FINAL POINTS.
Baskerville kicked of 90 yards to Pope.
IL was a beautiful kick. IN fact the stellar
kick OF the game: but Pope was under
II when it fell. and. grasping It, he re-
turned IL 20 yards. Here he went down
with no gain. Taylor then took tho
sphere and advanced 1t 25 yards. The run
was n beautiful one. and no obstacle
seemed sufficient to check him until King
rushed out and tackled him. He caught
Taylor by the leg. and. although they
both fell eventually. II was not until
after Taylor had dragged him a consider
able distance. The players all piled up
here one upon the other. four or five deep.
Johnson got the ball and ran through the
centre for one yard. Hicks then took ii.
and. circlng around right end advanced
another yard.
Groner wriggled through tho centre for
q 3-yard run. and then a lineup followed,
when an off-side play was again made
by one OF the North Carolinians, and
Virginia was advanced ten yards by
the umpire. Jones then went three yards
around the left end. and Penton, with the
ball. doubled back and circled around
right end for a like gain Pope fumbled
and Moore got the ball. Then Basker-
VILE took 1t back toward North Caro-
linas goal a distance OF twelve yards.
The Virginia lads did not like this at
all, as they were almost I'm the act OF
scoring when Pope's tumble cost them
the loss, and all Of them piled on North
Cardinals unfortunate captain. SO thick
did they pile on that it was almost a
miracle that he was not killed. AS Il
was his knee was badly sprained, and
he had to retire from the game Graham
was substituted for him. Play was re-
sumed at once and, also at once.
stephens caught the bail on tumble,
and gained one yard. He was hurt IN
the tackle, but continued I'm the game.
Moore then made a rush through centre,
and gained two yards. Four downs fol-
lowed, ana the ball went TO Virginia.
Hicks ran through centre for three yards.
and Pope took the ball to the l2-yard
line. Johnson showed it UP 10 the 7-yard
line. and Groner made n touchdown easy.
Pope kicked the goal, and made the
score 81 to 0. Time. S minutes.
NOT TIME TO SCORE.
Graham kicked off II yards TO Taylor.
who went down without n gain. He
maintained his grasp on the ball. and
getting on HIS feet. rushed around LETT
end on a double pass for % yards Guion
tackled him. and he ran into left ends
arms without gain. Groner advanced the
ball yards. and Pope made a blum kick.
This ended the game. as the umpire
called time before any one could again
touch the ball. which was then far into
Virginias territory. The players when
they went into this last play realized that
the time was not sufficient TO permit OF
touchdown being made. and conse-
quently the playing was rather loose. the
guards doing pretty much all OF the
work.
HOW THEY LINED UP.
The lineup of the teams. including men
who were put in as substitutes, was as
follows:
u. VA. L. y. G.
Players W'ghts. Positns. Players. Wghts.
Blaine........ $50 G. II. Sharpe. ........ l13
Penton....... 1856 l.. c. King........... l6)
GuiOn.......... Us
Kosher 100 L. u. Pugh.u,..... la