The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Noremb y,

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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, November
4.-With5 Carpenter and the five other
players protested by the Virginia, Advls-ss
DRY Board In to-day's lineup the &elevenfss
from the Virg inla Pc lytechnic Institute
defeated Virginia on Lambeth Field this
aiternoon II to 2 49, S. sss III
The contest was perhaps the mos stub
born ever fought out on a Southern
gridiron and was witnessed by an en- --sf3
thuslastlc crowd, numbering over two Il
thousand, nearly every Virginia city be-
ling well represented, excursion trains Il
coming from three directions t553{
85 Despite the all-star aggregation pref
sented, the visiting team could not
turn q wheel without Carpenter. and to-.
him alone, belongs the credit OF the VIC
tory. The Virginia team exceeded II the 81
expectations Of its fondest admirers and II
as long as. Carpenter was not running
&withEthe ball, succeeded in making the ~
contest nip and tuck. &9ls " 58st
Carpenters Brilliant w ork.
Whenever third down was needed.
< he was called upon. Frequently he got
{ In. brilliant end runs Of from ten 70 Il
thirty yards. Three minutes before tbs b
close Of the contest, however. he was Il
ruled out OF the game having been
caught In the act of smuggling Barry Yir-s
ginias right end who had Just thrown
him for loss on an attempted end rum
He was roundly Kissed by the "rooters, Z y
as he went to his seat on the playersI8
bench. 8@5
The game was delayed thirty minutes !
because of a Carpenters refusal to u slsn &
an affidavit to. the effect that he had not
ra.,oI1yol isf n rerff
contests in which he had participated
The advisory board of ". p. /. and the 4
players talked the matter over some
while, and finally, Mr.. Gbboney, of the
Blacksburg board announced that Car
penter had refused to aiiX his signature
10 the paper, This fact was then Ss,-N
nounced to the crowd and Mt 8 o'clock
the game was begun.
". p. /. Wine Toss.
v. p. /. having won the toss and thirty
minute halves having been agreed upon,s3
Johnson started up the contest by boot
ing the leather to Trendwel Several q,
short gains We're made by the visitors
and then Virginia secured the leather
on a tumble, Two first downs were MADE
and then the Varsity fumbled In mid
field. Blacksburg made three first downs, III
and then Carpenter got away for thirty
Yards around Virginias left end. Steady u
line plunges advanced tho ball to Wis
ginia's three-yard line, Here the Viz
ginia line holds like a stone wall, and,
the ball goes over. Johnson has to kick
high In order to keep the ball from golt-@s
ting the goal post, and as a CONSEQUENCE "a
1t goes but short distance Carpenter
makes a fair catch for a try for goal.
hut a Virginia player tackles him. and
the referee gives " p. L. fifteen yards,
bringing the ball back again to the A
ithree-yard line,
twice Virginia held the visitors. but 7.
on the third attempt Harlan sklrted the 4
end and placed the ball three inches
over the line for touchdown
Carpenter kicks goal.
score: V. p. l., g; Virginia, .,
This touchdown was made after fifteen
minutes of play,
Nip and Tuck. in
Tho remainder OF the half was nip ana
tuck. Near the close V. p. l. worked
the bali up to yirginia's thirty yard line, II
where Carpenter tried for a goal from II
placement. The attempt was failure,
The second half was even more hotiy
contested than the first. The NlrSlhlH N
players, in addition 10 keeping UP lhslr
tlne work on the defensive, once Sol ths
jump on the Blacksburg contingent allo
carried the hall straight up the feia W Ssss
". p. lis twelve YARD, itere, hoNesas' 53
it was lost on downs. Soon after opens
ing of second half Carpenter attempts
another goal from placement, but tile
haI, goes wide OF The mark. Johnson
kicks 10 v. r. lis fifty yard line.
7 Is forced TO punt, Randolph setting 8
the ball, 5 ~ l5
Takes a Brace,
sls as' xes u;'f ays yara- ,rouad v. +. I'1