Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-11

ginia defeated Gallaudet in a hard
louSit game to-day by score of "a to
o. Virginias new line showed up i'm fast
style in the first half. There was heavy
Coleman and Dabney and the team
scored g. Gallaudet played hard ball.
almost scoring in the second half. Her
end formation and revolving plays were
features of Gallaudets playing. Males
hreak in the first half. assisted by Dab
ney scoring touch down was the fea-
ture of the game. This victory closed
the season on the home grounds.
THE LINE UP.
r ri,s Positions; Gal'audett.
Bennett :. Right Tackle :. Matthey
Haskell :. =. Right Guard :. :. Norris
Montgomery Center =. Lawrence
Paris. Lett Guard :. :. Hewston
Lloyd LEFT Tackle :. :. Grant
Hobson. :. :. Left End :. :. Geilfuss
pabney.. Left Half :. :. Morley
Coleman :. :. Right Half :. =. .Andree
Walker :. :. Full Back :. :. Waters
Final score, Virginia. 81; Gallaudet
ney. Walker, Johnson. Goals from
touch downs Coleman, A. Substitutes
johnson for Dabney. Landlord for
Coleman. Williams for Bridge. Gar
rctt for Norris Referee, Schnell. of the
Columbia Athletic Club. Umpire, Ben
Jones. of Gallaudct, and Wills. of
Virginia. Lincsmen. Winemiller. of
Gallaudet. and Mason, of Virginia.
Time of two halves, thirty and eigh-
teen minutes.
GEORGETOWN. IT; V. NJ. l.. II.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 10y score
of II to IL. Georgetown College wrest-
ed the palm of victory from the Vir-
ginia Military Institute team here this
81 nd he nf
champions of the South. The contest
was spirited; it was n clean, scientific
eXl h.tion of football. The Virginias
undoubtedly played the better game,
but it is equally true that they were
outSeneraled.
The features of the V. NJ. I. play
were the gains of Kirk, the brilliant
splendid tackling of Tucker. For
GEORGETOWN, Devlin and Buckley were
most conspicuous for good playing.
The attendance al the game was dis
appointing, but was brilliant in it's
representation of Richmond society.
V. NJ. 1. Position Georgetown.
Wright ........ Center ......... Macky
Wise ......... Right End -. Finnigen
Smiley Right Guard 49,. Kearns
Briscoe 49,. Right Tackle 1880. Setz
Marshall -. Left Tackle 49,. Bouley
Johnson 49,. Left Guard ...... Lynch
Tucker Left End Handkerchief
Miller Right IIalf-bacls 49,. Reilly
McCabe Left Half-back ..... Barry
Roller CO.. Quarter back -. Buckley
Kirk ......... Full Back ...... Devlin
observation-disclosures Hearst for
Vandeventer; V. NJ. l.. Rawn for Nc
Cnbe; Milton for Marshall.
Umpire--Armstrong, OF Yale
Neieree-Thompson, of Georgetown.
Time DISQUALIFICATION, of Rich
mond College and Doyle, of Washing
ton.
YALE DOWNS CARLISLE INDIANS.
New Haven. Conn. Nov 1910 the
surprise OF even the most ardent of
hcr admirers. Yale this afternoon roll
ca up a score of 30 points against the
Carlisle Indians in the annual footba II
contest between teams of the two in.
Stitutions, while the Indians failed to
get nearer Yale's goal than the 20 yard
line.
The Yale eleven played with unex-
pected strength and the speed and dash
OF the New Haven players was as re-
markablc as their strength. Yale
stock rose in the contemplation of
Yale Harvard proba bilities, but experts
lost no time in proclaiming that while
iale work to-day was fully equal to
that OF Harvard against the same team,
the Indians lacked that Yigor- and fin
lsh OF play that characterized their five
TO seventeen effort against the Cam
bridge boys. Yale's goal line was never
in danger in to-day's contest.
HARVARD, II: BROWN, G.
Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 10.-Harvard
defeated Brown at football to-day by a
score of IL to 6. The very poor showing
by Harvard was due to the absence of
Captain DAILY and the wretched playing
OF the substitute back and ends. The
eleven seemed completely demoralized
at times and We're fooled by trick plavs
again and again.
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.
Columbia. S. c., Nov. 1o.-south
Carolina College, II: Agricultural and
Mechanical College of North Carolina,
Pennsylvania. 12; Lafayette, 5.
Northwestern. 5; Chicago, 0.
West Point. IL; Hamilton. o.
THE ATLANTA RACES.
Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 10.-To- ended
the first two weeks of Atlanta Jockey
Club meet and was expected to close It,
but arrangements have been made 10
continue the sport for two more weeks
Summary:
First-sellling. 5.a furlongs. Bette
p. won; Glad Hand. second: Eous,
third. Wine. 1:13.
Second--Selling. Scorpulette. won;
Gotemba. second; Lillian Hoffman,
Thrd-selling. one mile Dutch Co.
mcdan. won; Lillian Reed. second;
Statina, third. Time. 1:4Sh.
Fourth-One mile and a furlong. Sell
denbach won; Landho. second: Coving-
ton. third. Time. 2:i0.
Iifth--Selling, furlongs. Ignis. won.
Lady Hastings. second; Miss Cham
bers. third. Time. 1:2lA.
TRIAD LEADER EXECUTED.