The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-06


you stay at homo and look at tho score
board? II you belong to the latter class
you missed seeing ono Of the best teams IN
action ever on the gridiron at Broad Street
Park.
That Blacksburg Gowd simply surprised
everybody. Talk about your Ffurry-up fosts
II you want to. but j. Branch Bocock IL
something in the hurry-up line himself
To listen at that Tech bunch on on one OF
those wide end runs sounded like nothina
SO much hunting partridgs Without dog
and having covy spring up at your feet
There was whirring sound when the IN
reference swept out in force that was
enough to scare defensive aggregation
without the impact Of the men.
And another thing about the Cadets They
never stop. No walking up to the line and
hating. 1t is go ahead all the time. just
another Bocockism, if the expression may
be pardoned. If the Orange and Maroon II
tack is always like 1t was yesterday after.
noon there is little wonder that the team
wins games.
.. Also. be It noted. that the team was
something on defensive. 1t was real
pleasure to watch those light ends 80 after
the Carolina heayyweights. There was q
man with the ball drop whether he wanted
TO or not. Something In coaching anyway,
1t looked to me as II it was q case o.
ELEVEN men playing sdSdiHbl
no question about the individual quality O.
tho men making up Carolna's team. ,ADe 1,
ncthy. Garrett, Thompson, Porter ahu p 3e!!,
are all good men, and they showed u. bv
| there was lacking the.necessary team Wo ul'i
without which no team can win games,
! Becock has one play which II y hil l1..
hard matter to stop. The formation - =.
a kick. The quarter receives the pass, iano
| any ono OF the four men back OF the IN. llne
can run with the ball. AS matter OF fac.'
lit is hard to tell which Of the men actual.
~ does run with the ball. I'VE lue .aa - =, ~
one or the other side of the line, thn man y
carrying the ball going In the opposn, te, a. y,
rection. Only twice did this play tali.I y.
bring about appreclanle Fans a,,s resnonsible
for the overwhelming defeat OF Nofeh ~
DINA.
guess that stay-at.home Blaeksburg
crowd isn't celebrating tonight. On, no.
| Bet they've got the biggest bonfire ever
lighted in those parts. Even the town ca .
| aboose won't be safe II 1t - bull1 OF y ~ q;
And there Will probably be 9 s s!aI,a
parade with the band out in fun regain.
w. II. Legge. who Kicked probably tns
prettest drop kick ever seen IN htunv "a -
is but sixteen years old. He Will Weish .es y
| than 40 pounds and 1t Is his iirst year -
| college Won't that boy be WonaeF WIZ WV
he grows up? A second Carpenter -, y Is
| dict.
I Right unfortunate thing that ioI, 1Na so, 80,
got himself and took punch az .tiou " w.
when he was down. Bet that Porter is NO w.
\ red over the affair more than any one o NJ.
| But he was still mad when he went 70 s w
| Those things aer always unfortunate. FOOL
BAN is pre-emlnenty gentleman,s sa ,.'
| and as such more Is expected OF the pihy
| ers than in any other game playeu.
u -~s-r & p x d
| Some one remarked at an early stase y.
the game that Hughes the star qua rte.pne.H,
Of v, p. l., was getting weak. M VI =,
| shouted Bocock. why, ne nhsn svns ~
warmed up yet, Just watch him III LII, ,.,,,
whie.'' And II you did You have prop ,.,oS
come to the conclusion that hos Shn' "
whs. he Tas talking about, 5 IN y
J Get ON 10 the way that boy called SIS
A.i.1 A1 l.ra yight or llps loft VITA nl'n