Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-05
The University Of Virginia Foot.
Ball Eleven Defeated
Tho old pomln,on'. Light Line no
Hatch FOR Ann Arbor's Henvy
wcIKh,s--H Harvard Knoohs ou,
rennaylvnnIa-Pri Defeats
nrown-Yaio Downs West Point
Fato Of Other College Teams.
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Detroit. Mich, November 4.-By a
score Of IS to 0. the University Of Mich
igan defeated the University Of Vir-
ginia to-day at Bennett Park. Vir-
ginia's light line was no match for the
heavy weights from Ann Arbor, and
IN the second half went oil to pieces,
theMichigan men gaining almost at
Will. The field was rather heavy as
result OF the recent rains. and this was
In MfohigaRs favor. There was con-
siderable punting and IN this the Vir-
ginians made q better showing. Be-
eween $500 and 5000 people watched
the. game, among whom were about
Loo students from Ann Arbor. Nate
Williams. of Yale, refereed, and J. c.
Knight. OF Princeton, umpired the two
thirty-minute halves.
HARvARDS VICTORY.
Philadelphia, November As had
been anticipated the University of
Pennsylvania football team was de-
tealed by the Harvard eleven by
score Of 16 to 0 on Franklin field this
afternoon in the presence OF nearly
$4,000 spectators. Harvard deserved
the victory because she played the
better game At no time during the
contest did Pennsylvania have a
limo was never. even for moment,
menaccd by the players OF the red and
blue.
There were no sensational plays and
the game was an ordinary one all
through.
A SLUGGING MATCH.
An incident happened at the close of
the game which caused somewhat OF a
sensation among the spectators When
The whistle blew announcing the close
of the game. Overfield,, Pennsylvania
center rush, snatched tho ball and
made for the dressing room on q dead
run. The custom ut football games Is
that to the victor belongs tho ball.
When the Harvard men had recovered
from their surprise they dashed after
the flying Quaker for the purpose OF
getting the ball as q trophy, Two or
three Pennsylvania men gave the Har-
ward men the shoulder, and one Penn
sylvanian is alleged to have struck a
Harvard man in the face A crowd
gathered around the players and things
for a moment looked ugly. George
Woodruff. Pennsylvania head coach.
seeing the unsportsmanlkc act Of
Overfield, hastened to secure the ball
from HIM, and made the latter apollo
gizc to the offended Harvard men.
Several men who got mixed up In the
crowd started smuggling each other, and
In Guellng the disturbance and clear
Ing the field
PRINCETON DEFEATS BROWN.
Princeton, N. J., Nov. An the pres
ence Of $500 people, with a cold north
west wind blowing. Princeton defeated
Brown here to-day by the score of 1S
to .. The game throughout was char
actcrized by Prlnceton's heavy line hit
ting and her strong defense. Browns
line was vulnerable In nearly every
part
YALD DOWNS WEST POINT.
West Point. N. Y, Nov. 4.-The Yale
football team defeated West Point to-
day, "a to 0. BY hard line bucking
through the center and tackles. prin-
cipally by Mcbride, Yale carried the
ball three times across the goal line and
got fourth touchdown on a decision of
the umpire, which was questioned by
some OF those on the side lines, who be-
lieved that instead of a touchdown by
Yale the ball should have gone to West
Point on their thfrty-yard line.
West Point was on the defensive most |
of the time, but made gains Through |
Yale's left tackle several times.
OTHER GAMES.
Lafayette, II; Lehfgh, 0.
University of Chicago. A. Purdue
University, 0.
Washington and Lee University, g.: |
Hampden-Sydney, s.
Swarthmore, G; Dickinson, S.
FAILED TO MATERIALIzE.
Especial to Virgintan- Plot)
Williamsburg, Va, Nov. 4.-There
was no football game this afternoon be-
tween William and Mary and Richmond
College. For the past two days two of
William and Mary's best men were sick
and 1t was necessary to sign two out
siders. Richmond agreed to play under
the circumstances. but this afternoon,
refused to unless the two outsiders
we're rejected. William and Mary con-
sented to substitute two men from the
second team IL Richmond would with
draw It's two ringers" This they re-
FUSED TO do. The game was therefore
declared off by Richmond. The Rich |
inond team were jeered and Kissed off
the field by William and Mary rooters
and the spectators.
NAVAL CADETS WIN.
Annapolis, Md. Nov. 4.-The Naval
Cadets won victory this afternoon
if:om the University Of North carol,n,
~ n score of twelve to nothing. M
score was made in the first half. but In
NC second Wade and Halllgan made
'Puchdowns and Workman kicked goal
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.