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

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CS WY the wise Washing
GAN tonians h
~EN lT7T moneys worth al
T~~ to-day's football
WIN - game between the
NVll University Of Nir'
w JUl ginla and the Uni
I'm y Nl v,rsaty OF Penn
~ sylvania. At hair
VA" past 3. when the
IA game was called
h"H fully one thousand
49,. ~ persons shouted foi
- o. both 10 ans. Inc
large majority Of those IN the
grand-stand, wearing the orahee ah he
blue. though the red and blue OF the
University OF Pennsylvania found val
liant supporters In the Georgetown Col
lege. who mindful OF their score last year
with the University of Virginia, Gheereo
more Justify than they played Rootcf'
from and for Virginia, wearing large ycl,,
low chrysanthemums. with a centre Oh
purple immortelies. danced up ana do"i
on their hind legs yelling IKE deinG,I,Il
might they yen, and not n man OF them
regrets his sore throat tonight
In vain did CannonbaH knipc ana
Rocket Osgood buck the line and Try
the flowing red locks punt as 1e ,eo
man punted before for at the end the
best that they could show was IL 10 D.
The teams lined up as follows ~, pa
Price o. va right end ..... Rosergarten
Hicks .........right tackle .....;:r d. %, "a
Burlingame fright guard ''-.0thn I5,,ii
GockreH .'''''ii, ef, ,,iar6 " oodruG
Boster left tackle ....,." aHoHinHC,, H1
Mudd ...........left END ;..''''''"' ILInIne
Taylor ........quarter back ...'''' , hI''1'
IoEnson fright half back ...''''Sho
Tones .. left half back .,....'.. '5elpTI
Pope ........,...full back .'''''''''h'' ''''
TIE FIRST TOUCHDOWN.
v,roir,a won the toss and took the ball
~r",he NICK Oft The University OF rem,
evlynnia got it and was promptly doMmV"
nv BOstcr Brooks made lohs I'LL
and after several hard rushts ,,,,'h
CARRIED n over Nirginlas line TOT toutn
dnYn after a magnificent run OF thIl!
v9rjs. I'm the try FOR the goal bppo o,t,
kicked WIDE. Score: University Va - ''"
sylvanla, !, University OF hsa''' TicR off
Virginia took the ball with kirh on
nv Nudd II WAS returned by BROOKE
10 Pope. The Virginias tried the nI-
vers.ty Of Pennsylvania me ,. M
times and then Pope puntel. osgool
caught II and passed 1t to Brooht, "Hy
was downcd by BOstcr. UNIVERSITY 81
Pennsylvania lost the ball on a iuihpie
and again Pope was called on FOR pun.
BROOKE returned II and Johnson Cdusu'
the pig-skn and started up me nGia'
The Virginia team bucked the me Win
out gain. and Pope punted again. Ine
omnipresent Boster downed BrOoke ne
fore he had gotten far The speedy
Colbert went around with flying inter
ference for twenty five yards and was
downed by Johnsons magnificent tackle.
Osgood lost the ball TO Pllcc on
tumble and Burlingame hit the line for
three yards. and was followed by Johh,
sons gain Of two yards. Pope punted
beautifully. and the kicks Of Virginia
fell on the ball Johnson tnen went
Brooke dowred him. Virginia then
gained twenty-three yards by hard play
ing and finally lost the bail on three
downs The ball swayed up and down
the field for the next ten minutes. Heavy
rushing being the feature of both sides,
Pope making magnificent punt for
forty-ive yards. Osgood made fourteen
wards and was downed by Ioster. ON
The pass back 10 Brooke II was fumblcd
and Price fell on il and gained i've yards
before Brooke fell on him. Hicks tried
without gain and Pope punted for thirty
five yards.
THE vIRGISIAs SCORE.
Brooke fell on the elusive ball. which
rolled gaily on, and I'm another moment
the Virginia contingent was wild with
enthusiasm for Mudd had made touch
down. But i'm the few minutes left
Pennsylvania kicked and rushed the ball
over the line for another touchdown,
notwithstanding the fact that il Was
apparently made by "A foul pass to Roscn-
gartcn after Osgood had been magnld-
Gently tackled by Saunders Taylor, the
Pennsyivanlas favor. Throughout the
second half University of Pennsylvania
redoublcd her efforts ana yet failed to
get more than one touchdown, the
work of the Virginia team being simply
wonderful Peuton, the captain, broke
through the line at viii and played
horse with his opponent Stannard,
Price, Wudd, Johnson and Taylor
ta1 ilx. H..
sylvania team struggled vainly, calling
on the wonderful Brooke time and again
for his punts.
TAYLORs CoLL.E-BoNE BRoKKN,
In this half Saunders Taylor. TO whose
tackllng \trSinia's success was mainly
due broke his collar bone, and Groner
was substituted. 1t took the Pennsyl-
wanna team thIee trials after they had
brought the bah to Nirginia's on-yard
line to carry 1t over. This time they
Kicked the goal, making the score II To q
~ -" the game was called, and the
crowd went away having seen that the
NHglnianS Could play bah and play
In the company of the first-rate northern
teams Hicks, Jones, and Burllngame
showed that they could be called on
without fear and called on they were.
TO the great good OF Virginia The Penn
sylNania men have great team, but IL
Was unable to hit our centre Osgood.
Brooke, and RoseRgarten are easily the
hrst In their class Their individual run
ming and tackling being superb
The game was characterized through
out by clean playing, except I'm one in
stance, when Resengartcn no doub, en-
ragged at NirginiR's superb playing dashed
into Pope as he was waiting for a fair
catch and hurled him to the ground. amid
the Misses ana shouts of Indignation from
the crowd, most of whom were now yell
Ing for Virginia
Mr.. Wells. as referee. was simply rank.
lie robbed Virginia OF a clean touch
t'ODkIcn
eightyilve yards. Phil King, who was
an interesting spectator himself said Nir-
ginia had earned II. Hc gave one de
cision in favor Of Virginia and Tho
crowd then forced him To decide I'm her
favor. Johnson's tackling was the hest
seen I'm the game. Pope eXcelr1 RrooLo
I'm punting and tackled splendidly. Price
Mud. and Boster also tackled well
Iayior al quarter was "out Of sisht"
lie tackled and ran the ;eam we'll
THE oUAKERs GREATLY SURPRISED.
(By Southern Associated Prcssl
Pennsylvania sympathiZers were freely
oherlng even money to-day that their team
would defeat the University of Virginia
eleven by a larger score than the Prince
ton did two weeks ago. This they failed
10 do by four points. The game win
Princeton resulted Il to 0, the game win
pennsylvania resulted II TO g. The Penn
sylVania lined up with the determine
tion stamped on their faces to snow
the Virginia boys under, and when three
minutes after the kickoff. thev had
forced the bali over their opponents
eoal me, there were, very few present
who doubted that they would do so
virginia took a brace though after this
rough awakening, and IL was not until
within Few seconds of the call OF time
for the first half that another touch
down was made, Virginia. IN the mean
time, having added a touchdown and
goal making the score at the end OF the