The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-23


ministered sleeping potion to the
, University College of Medicine foot
. ball team and carried off the honors
of the day in the football game played
( yesterday, winning by score OF 10
| o. a field goal and touchdown, fol-
lowed by perfect goal accounting
for the points rolled up.
| 1t was n great game, played IN ldeal
football weather, before probably tho
largest crowd Witnessing game pc
tween purely local teams this season.
There was plenty of roofing, enough
to satisfy any one, and neither team
can claim the lions share in this direc-
ton. Lined on the north side of the
field were the followers of the new
school, while thanking the south side Of
the gridlron and we'll filing the grand
stand were the adherents of the Green
and White. Staid surgeons mingled
with young practitioners; chemists of
renown elbowed fiedgeling students:
freshmen and sophomores lay down to-
gether in lamb like peace.
1t is casting no reflection upon the
football warriors representing the Red
and White of the new school, to say
that they were outplayed. Explana
tons might be given as to why the
new school lost. The defeat might be
charged to poor judgment. it might be
charged to not following instructions,
or, again 1t might be charged to luck,
but the fair Judge of the game will
not take these elements into consider
alton when one of two evenly matched
teams wins out In a struggle which
carries no odium to the loser.
Cheers for Victors.
The true sportsman Is always willing
to give just credit where credit is due,
and that's Just what the University
College of Medicine team did. After
the game was over there were lusty
cheers for the wearers of the Green
and White, and none entered into the
spirit of the cheers more heartily than
did the defeated team,
Both teams averaged about 100
pounds. 1t would take scale weight
to determine If there was any differ
ence In this regard; certainly none
could be discerned with the eye. Both
teams played with vim and snap
that was refreshing. Coach Calfee,
Of the Medical College, evidently watch
ed Branch Bocock's strong v. p. I.
team. for he certainly appropriated
some of the plays of that forcible at
lacking organization. The famous end
run from kick or forward pass
formation gained repeatedly with
Hardy carrying the ball The wide end
runs which make the Techs spectacular
on fotball game completely fooled
U. G. NJ, and the defensive ends were
bewildered by an interference Of which
the old school had not been thought
capable.
Play was for the greater part OF the
game in the territory of the White and
Green. While no appreciable gains
could be made against the new Schools
line, the ends We're circled with com
parative ease, and 1t was by using
these tactics that Carter led his team
to victory. Hardy clearly outpunted
Willis, and it must be confessed used
better judgment.
farly In the first half, after carry
ing the ball down the field to NJ C.'s
tWenty-hVe-yard line and with third
DOWN and but one yard to go, Willis
very foolishly tried an onside kick
the pau going to Respass. There were
numerous occasions when different
play than the one chosen would hara
been the proper thing, but that's an
In football game
Hard Played Game,
The honors. won by the Medical 80,
iege We're Wen earned. and there Is
nttle reason for the new school n yaa,
ehagrlned over the result. Hardy 49,
hespass shone out conspicuously frn,r,
the rest OF the men OH either +ean,
while Collier, Futrelle and paramom.
ala the best work for the new scboo,
me game began, when, after tho na,,.
school won the toss, Hardy kjcked oss
tioskihs, VINO failed to return. In ~
!ihe-up for scrimmage the new schnoI
iolea and the Red and Whita-oot
,he pa!l. Hardy tried for a dron / iel,
put missed and the ball was brougbi
o ''', twenty-five yards going TO the nnw
school' Several forward passes ,vera
atlehpted In the first quarter bnt
Without success, the ball invafIablv No
~, Ing CAPTURED by the opposing tean,
he period ended with the hall M ~
~ - MS thirty hree-yard line n NJ
possess'on' First down,
score In Second Period.
IN Take pass from i. II nay;s =,
itoss gain of four yards Was challksa
up, beginning the second ner,od 4'Ne ev,
cf'ss-cross end runs with the ha.l,s
earfyiHg the ball, and Win Respass
bringing the crowd to its feet VIII y
aSryard gain, the hall was carved
y the Green and White to the IA.