Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-21
ON THE GRIDIR0N.
The Virginias Too Much for Johns
Hopkins University Team.
Enthusiasm In tho College Run, High All
Eagerly Awaiting the Contest with Car
olina Southern Baseball Association
Organized at Birmingham Yesterday.
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University OF Virginia. Oct. 2o.-The
playing of the Virginas to-day thrilled
every one on the field. Words fail 10
describe the determined shirt which
characterized every mans work In
the first half, within five minutes. tho
Vlrginias had the ball on her flve-yard
inc but lost 1t on tumble. This oc
CURED again within two yards of the
goal, but ferocious rushing sent the
pan over Tor the first touchdown. Goal
WIS, wns clicked. Beautiful and sturdy
work sent two more over the line in
the second half. AS in the first. al no
time was the ball in Johns Hopkins
territory. The great work of Walker.
Daoney. Nallc. Carroll. and in fact. of
me whole team scored four touch
Gowns. Enthusiasm in the college
runs nigh Tonight. All eagerly await
the bloody battle against Caroline
Inc lineup to-day was as follows:
niISlnia. Position. Johns Hopkins
nrlde...' .....R. E.. ....Nelson.
Walker. ......R. IT,. BIancll
Humphreys
Choice, Harrs..L. Co.. Whitman
t Ioya 49,. .....::L. t.. $500. Bacon
Iutalor: -. 80. b.. =. Meadows
Nnlle, Carroll. r.. II. b. McClintock
Dabney.... al. ii. b.. Riggs
coleman. IF. B.. ....Bruton
Final score: Virginia, II in first half,
IA IA. Johns Hopkins, o. Touchdowns:
from touchdowns. Coleman. Referee,
Albert Mallory. Umpire, Ben C. VIII
lis. Timekeepers. E. Tally. of Johns
Hopkins: Dr. w. a. Lambeth, of Vir-
ginia. Time of halves, 20 and Is min
uteS.
GAME GIVEN TO GEORGIA.
Athens Ga. Oct. 20.-Referee Row
botham gave the game between the
University OF South Carolina and fine
University of Georgia football teams
to Georgia this afternoon by A score
Of to O. Captain Bell having ordered
his men from the field during the sec
ond ftf cfsrfn1inr, the referee was rob-
bling the Carolinians. When the Caro-
linians left the field Georgia had the
ball on their 5-yard line.
OTHER GAMES.
Pennsylvania. 20: Columbia, O.
Brown. II: Chicago. g.
Naval Cadets. 6; Georgetown, O.
Princeton. 8: Lafayette, 0.
Lehigh. 2i Rutgers, o.
Yale. IS: Wesleyan. 0.
Harvard 90 West Point, o.
Cornell. IL; Union, o.
SOUTHERN BASEBALL CLUBS.
Birmingham. Ala. Oct. 20-The
Southern Association of baseball Clubs
was organized here to-day. with every
indication of success. Franchises we're
granted TO six cities. with applications
from others. from which two will be
selected to complete an eight-club
league. The salary limit was fixed az
$1,000 per month. exclusive of the man.
ager y forfeit of $1,000 will be re-
ouired.
The organization will ask the protec-
ton Of the National League under
Class B. and will create a sinking fund
by requiring 10 per cent. OF the gate
receipts of all league games
Franchises will be granted to Chat
tanooga. Nashville. Memphis. Shreve-
port. New Orleans and Birmingham.
while the applications OF Atlanta. lit
tie Rock. Mobile and Montgomery wcr,
referred to the officers to report with
recommendations at the next meeting
which Will he held about December !.
when board of directors will BE-
elected.