The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-12
4 BATTLE ROYAL
on The GRID|R0N.
i Great Came Between Students
and Cadets at Lexington.
FINE TEAM WORK OF CADETS.
v. MI. Defeats Washington and Lee in
Two Thiris-five Minute Halves by
score OF Eleven TO Nothing,
Splendid lna,viduai Pays,
FINE. TEAM WORK OF CADETS
.1s.nelal 1oisnatch ito The TiInes.)

fspeclal Dispatch to The Times.)
LEARN ls ION, tA-.T November L. l ii1s
afternoon The batties Tolai MAS iolsAte w
iae siluiron between Virginia -ai4a : y
lnsltute and Washington 1iiu Lee I'm I'm
Scls.ls. Inc game MAS i'+aseu o1 .'.e
INSTITUTE parade GROUNDS ana uiie eau tf .
,,.,n ~ inc score OF ii 10 y in tniity-nNe
minute haIs eS
an. score however. cannot ten OF inc
i,,,ss, s,,.s... ne necessary Ior The soicief
i,t,,s 10 become victorious, nor OK Inc
IS .,,,Iena;d Work done by tae coiie6iAils
l,,.ouu start 10 i.lslsa TIE 'AouSaio isi'ecl-ii
4oIs, were Kept on tle qui Nise, aia0 4.
times the excitement anG suspense Was 80
..9.s.,t Il q become acluAlly PAINFUL. qGolh
tea,1is cutered the contest under Inc most
1arura bic CONDITIONS, and both were pre-
+ pared 10 put up never say one stiuseae.
ylle game was possibly tae Si-ncst eAii 1 pi-
non OF Ioot-pali Played ln Virginia TINS
season
Inc Military training OF the CADETS stood
then, lin GOOD stead, ana time aiter ulne
1Itsg hammered tnelr opponents me 1oI,
!. long and repeated gains. but so stucpoTll-
AZ aia The coiisSlaiis coiiect every aus
vance that it took twenty one minutes o.
play Tor the caoets 10 score. once IN
the first half VARSITY had BAH on CADETS
4-.ard iile, but iost on downs iIieya
soon aegaaned bail. when an attempted
i;oal HON Held iaied
III, Inc second hal.. cadets kicked bail
from nea: center OF Geld 10 coliegians o.
,ard line. ana. held stuaeuts Tor necessary
downs Here VARSITY punt was blocked
iyv scaa.ts SacceSsiN. ru:snes, cadets got
bail on yard line wilen taty lost Oh
downs Varsity tllen llicked. and pig
eilin remainder OF game WAS carried BACK
and forth on iieid.
L he gam. ae1utd with tine bail IN posses
sion oil l.ie cadets on their 40-yaTd line.
Most vi The caaets' gains were maze by
hard une blicKlng, Wiiiie students o1tcn
+ rcsaIred to piilts, which Walker did sue
Cessiulls,
So tciliiic We're the shocks from rushcs,
that men were Frequently knocked out.
Two mad to ieslse the game altogether.
Bagiy. of Varsity. in first half. ana Ii.
Jones the new FAMOUS calet iuii back in
eecund half
Botn touch downs We're made In the first
half by H. Jones. whose brilliant lnul-
vidual work was the feature. where all
eScelled.
Time after time. he carried tho bali
Through Narsity,s line for repeated gains.
He made the two touch downs and kick
cd one goal thus making entire score Tor
his side.
smith, Ross and Mcneil excelled 70,
VARSITY. while the remaining members
OF the team worked noDly for victory IN
honor OF The event, the business houses
OF Lexington were closed during the
game.
Line up:
Va. Mil Inst Position w GIL. u.
"copper". .. ......left end...... Smith
Pace...... :. left tackle......4. Mcneil.
tCaptaln.)
Sinclair........ left guard. .Sterret
Lee .......... ..center .......... ....Stone
Leftwich... -. flight guard ...... BaGles
Miller.
Devoe.. 80. fright tackle. ;. .-Trundle
Milton.... $500. fright end 80. 80. Ross
Dewey. !. quarter back. Marshall
(Captain) and Crowdus Campbell.
Paul.. ;. left half back ~. Campbell
Alexnder.
Claggett.. right half back. &. Haw
Jones, IA. Jones. O..full back Walker
Refree, Mr.. Male. Umpire, M,. Langford,
both Of the University or Virginia. Tine
keepers, Captain StockGeli. Of Y. NJ. L..
and Professor Harry D. Campbell, Of w.
l. u. Linesrlen, Cadet Cro@dIs and
Student Masterson. Touch-domns. ii.
Jones. two Goals from. touch-downs,
Jones, H. Time of halves thirtS-five min-
utes.