The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-27
FOOTBALL At TIE CAPITAL.
PENNSYLVANIA Defeats the University Of
virginia.

Good Game Put Up by the Virginia
Rows and the Score Only IA to e-The
Tine of thu southernsrs Impregnable,
,,+Tbsv Succeed in Finding Openings
+-a+ of Pennsylvania.
Ellington, Oct. 26.-The University of
,.,,zv1vania defeated the University of
,-.-,-s-ia at foot ball here to-day, after a
..~7 fought game, by a score of Il to 6,
I'M thirty minute halves. The match
,-s witnessed by a large crowd, among
u-rf,b were many representatives Of
t,-ashington's most exclusive society. The
-s-7frers Of the Virginia boys were in q
,--1. majority. but the Philadelphians
t,T a number OF warm supporters. Among
,rz most interested spectators were Phil
King and Janeway of Princeton, who
critically watched Pennsylvania game,
f- order to get line on it for the team,
of their alma mater.
ropged out in the full foot ball regalia
of The University of Virginia, was young
lanes G. Blaine, who is pursuing a course
of studies there and acting as substitute
center rush on his eleven. lie was as en-
tbusiastic as any of the con9yians present.
The game was an exciting one. as the
leadership in the score twice alternated.
The line of the Nirginians was .impreg-
nabIe. for the Quakers went against it
only TO be downed in their tracks, while
their opponents made nearly all the gains
by finding weak spots in Philadelphia S
line.
Nudd, Johnson and Pope for Virginia
were conspicuous fer their all round
work
Osgood was the bright star from Phil
adelphia, his marvellous running being
the feature of the game. Colbert ana
Brooks were good ground gamers, but
the record of the latter was marred by
H the costly fumbling OF kicked balls, which
was accountable for the touchdown scored
by the Nirginans. Upton was every
where and did brilliant playing.
Virginia won the toss and kicked off.
Osgood received the leather and ad-
vanced ten yards and was followed by
Tptons fine run, which carried the bali
to the center of the field. 1t went back
Il 10 Osgood, who, aided by interference,
got around the left end and then shot out
by himself and lodging all his opponents
scored a touchdown in four minutes.
a Brooks missed the goal.
For some time after the kick off the
play was very even. The advantage was
first on one side, and then on the other
The play was marked by clever run OF
Johnson through Pennsylvania line, and
n Penton went through the same hole fol
another gain. Upton and Osgood made the
most conspicuous advances for the
Quakers. With the ball near the center
IA Pope drove q powerful kick which would
have rolled back of the line but BROOKE
n used had judgment in trying to make a
fair catch He fumbled the ball within a
yard Of the line and before he could re
cover it NIudd had gone over for a touch
81 down. Pandemouium ensued, but the ad-
vantage was soon lost. Pope returned the
kick off to center and Osgood ran to the
thirty yard line before dOwned. Again the
ball was passed to the sturdy half back
and he repeated his brilliant work. lie
was on the five yard line before he was
thrown. He kept his head and passed the
ball to Rosenearter, who went over the
line. Brooke missed the goal. Score to
in favor of Pennsylvania. Time for tbs
first half was then called.
When the game was resumed Penn
81 began a much more snappy game and
Colbert, who had not been prominent in
the first half, made number of sensa-
Il tI0nal gains Taylor was hurt in a scrim-
# mage and Groner went on back of the
line. BY rapid work, Rosengarter, De-
good and Colbert soon had the ball on Nir-
sinia's two yard line. Brooke was given
the ball and on his second attempt scored
Il goal.
Then Virginia took a brace and held their
opponents strongly, so that they were not
able to again score before time was called,
The game was free from any disagTeeable
features.
The lineup was as follows:
Z. of Pa............. Position........U. of Va
Rosengarter ......Left End ........., Nude
Agonhurst ......Left Tackle .Bosher
Woodruff ...... Left Guard .Penton
III Bull ................. Center ......... cockrell
Stanard ......... Right Guard. Burlington
nj Farrar .......... Right Tackle. Hicks
III Upton ............,.. Right End Prince
n Knipe ........... Quarter Back .....Taylor
II Osgood ......... Right Half Back. johnson
N Colbert ......Left Half Back........Jon
Brooke ........ Full Back ..............Pope
Referee-L. S. Wells of the c. A. c.
Umpire-AIr. Macklin, L. S. r. NJ.
Lineman-AIr. Q. Catchings.
Touch Downs-Osgood, RosenEart
S Brooke and AIudd.
III Coals-Pope and Brooke.
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