The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
(spec cial to The Tines Dispatci,) II

(spe cial to The Times DispatclL)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. October @.
Virginia scored ono more touchdown
against the Virginia Military Institute
to-day than did the naval cadets two
weeks ago, defeating the Lexlngtonians
II to 0, in forty minutes play.
p Virginia showed marked Improvement
in every department Of the game. The
line proved much stronger and the plays
were gotten off with q snap and vim that
was refreshing. Tho cadets. on the other
hand, did not put UP the game expected
of them, and only three times during
the contest were they able to make the
necessary five yards. They were also
weak on the defensive. Virginia getting
through the line ana around tho ends
almost at will. 81 5s5.4
Get a Touchdown Early.
SThe first touchdown came In the mid
die Of the first half Randolph making
a pretty run ofttwenty-five yards around
the Institute left end. Yancey kicked all
easy goal Virginia scored again three
minutes after the Opening of the second
half; cadet fumbled OH his own twen-
ty-yard line, n Virginia end getting the
BALL After successive line plunges l3osh-
er was pushed across the goal line, and
Yancey again placed the ball squarely be-
tween the posts.
After aillbernl exchange of kicks vlr-
glnin again secured the p!gslsin In mid
field and began her third march to the
cadet goal Randolph got away for an
other long run around the cadets left
end; Ynncey went for total of eighteen
yards tn three attempts and Boshcr
finally galloped across for the final.
touch down. The kick -out was not heel
go ri no y,n fr,,f f<> Z
Fine Run Of No Avail.
In the remaining five minutes OF play
thero were a dozen exchanges OF punts,
with little advantage on either side, On
n fake kick Randolph run forty yards
through the cadet eleven. but as there
was less than q minute to play, the
run IL awallcd nothing Yancey dropped
back and tried q goal from placement.
but the ball went wide Of the mark.
Tho largest crowd OF the season Wit
messed the contest, and there was SONS
enthusiastic roofing, led by John Ashby
Williams, who stood on the side lines
with Il megaphone for a baton.
I Among the spectators were "Blffy''
Len the ex-Pr!nceton. player and foot
ball coach. and Chiswel y. Langhorne
and party, who came down from Mira
dor" In a. .ally-ho, Coach Sanford Is
pleased at the Improvement shown by the
team, ana Is confident that his wards
VIII scalp the Carlisle Indians in Norfolk
on Saturday next,
Line-Up and Score,
Virginia, Positions. Y. M. /.
Warren, -,...,.... left end,.,.. Morrison.
Cook,.,,.,.,..,..lef tackle... flames.
HuIl.,,,,.t..,....,lef guard. ,..,.- Frazer.
ilsecke ket,,.-....... center..,.... Riley,
Klte,,.,.. guard m..,.,..., Stude.
Cothrin.. .....,,.,,risht tackle .,,..,..5,, Clay,
Williams right end,.... $50, Steele,
Randolph. quarterback. -. Tnliaferro.
Bosher,-... left halfhack, ,,..,.., Dodson.
Purcell ..;..rlght halfback... .Beckncr,
Landlord (Tantoy) fullback.,.:., Massie.
a downs--Randolph Bosher (D !;
Goals from touchdown--Yancey, ., Um-
plro, Baird. University Of North Caro-
lima; referee, Williams. Virginia. Time
keepers, MuRae and Cracraft. Time,