Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-25
Virginia TECHS
DOWNED BY A.8 N.
CONTINUED from First Pase.l

substantial gains several times. mace
long gain through the line anc
gained twenty-five yards on forward
pass. His running back OF punts also
was good and several times he waru-
ed off several tackles. His tackiing
was hard and generally sure and once
he threw Robertson for loss OF
eleven yards.
A. a. NJ. kept their eyes on the ball
every second and every trick play at
tempted by the Techs was broken up.
V.P. |. twice tried the trick OF shov-
ing the ball under the sweater OF one
Of the backs and each time the man
having the ball was thrown tor loss
of ten yards. The fake kick forma-
ton. which heretofore had been very
successful, also usually resulted in II
loss. the fast Caroliniarvs charging
through the line and mailing the run
ner before ne got well un1er way.
Two Long Forwart Passes.
The forward pass was tried but III
tie BY either team and nearly all oil
these that were attempted were fail
ures. However, Y. P.fI. worked Two
in the closing minutes of the game,
Captain Hodgson throwing to Hughes
and, on the next lineup. Bernier
throwing to W. r. Legge. putting the
ball on Cardinals twenty-yard Ene
when the game ended.
V. p. |. gained much ground at
straight football and end runs ano
line plunges enabled the Techs 10
plant the ball on A. & Ms twenty
ward line in the second quarter. AFTER
two attempts to gain had faifed. W.
R. Legge dropped back to the thirty
yard line and kicked a beautiful goal.
The Techs ran the bali down the
field again and got within twenty
yards of the Carolina goal when the
quarter ended just as they were plan
ming to call Legge back to attempt
anotinr field goal.
In the last few minutes of play,
after Hodgson had recovered q
blocked kick on ". p. LIS fifteen yard
line and had run twenty yards, Coach
Bocock began sending in substitutes
in an effort to score, hat time was
called before the tide of battle could
be turned.
How the teams lined up:
V..P.I. Position. A. & NJ. c.
Left End
A. n Hodgson (HolD Hartsell tCapt)
Left Tackle
BurruSS Iui u
Left Guard
Pick ..---.'...-.. oatus
Center
Gl0DS ..-.-...-.- ....--...'.-.' pray
Right Guard
Breckenridge (Rogersl ........ Floyd
Right Tackle
Jones ,.......-...A Glenn
Right End
w. R. Legge 49,. Seifert (Sherman)
Quarterback
Hughes StdHoic
Right. Half
Derby (Harris) --.--..-'- Cooi
Left Half
F. H. Legge (Bernier( -. Robertson
Fullback
v. B. HodgsoR tCapt) VoDEbstein
summary observation-disclosures.
Field goal drop kickl-W. r. Legge-
Referee-Mr. Glass, Lehigh. Umpire
Mr. Holland, Clemson Field Judge
Mr.. Harlan. Princeton. Head Lines
man--Mr Feuerstein, washington &
Lee. Time of quarters-15 minutes.
Tar Heels Defeated at Richmond.
= RICHMOND. VA, Noy. 24.-Fifteen
thousand people saw the University
OF Virginia defeat the University OF
North Carolina in the annual football
contest between the two institutions
here today. Both sides were conf
dent to the last and there Us great
enthusiasm on both sides up to ana
throughout the game. The contir-
gent of rooters from the Old North
State was unusually large and voci-
ferrous. while the supporters OF the
Orange and Blue we're in nowise be-
hind those of former years in num-
Der and outspokenness- But the re-
suit was as above stated, the score
being. Z to 0.
The Tar Heels were the heavier
team and put up a more defensive
game. but were conspicuously weak
on the offensive The playing on both
sides was married by fumbling- No
body was seriously hurt during the
game and the playing was clean
throughout
The lineup was as follows:
virginia Position N. Carolina
Finley, Hewitt. -Applewhite, Aarty
Left End.
Ceci! .....- ---------.. Garrei
Left Tackle
Pankey ..-.. Thompson tCaptain)
Left Guard
Holiday -.-..-..------..- Dto~n
Center.
TCWloS nCt-<dn
Right Guard.
Gereyer iCaptsin) ..---.-. Abernethy
Right Tackle q
Bowen $3.50 'coo~o'e
Right End