The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-10

UNIVERSITY SURPRISED

Fighting like TrUiaHs TO scnIe ana
prevent being scored upon. the strong
eievens from the University College
OF Medicine and Medical College of
Virginia battled 10 a 90 conclusion
before a large crowd oi perhaps too
partisan spectators at Broad street
Park "Wednesday afternoon.
f'utrele, right half of the gfniVer-
SHY College ~ Medicine eleven, made
brilliant recovery OF fine haH after
kick ~ the NEEDS had heeu blocked
and tore off eiyhty-tive yards in
Weafer's style for a touchdown. Bnt
alas, IL dia not count for tho head
iinesmau reported some over -anSious
zoob offside. Wherefore there was
weeping and waiting and much gnash-
ing OF teeth, and the atmosphere IN
the viciniey OF said head linestnan
WAS baked To a crisp with torrid vcr-
bage
No 1heh.
The linis ersity College men thought
they had the game packed away in
noIhbafts before the whistle began
tho fray, and deemed it but matter
Of form that they don molsskins and
go out To the field and dianose the
Meds' case as one of exagg Grated ego
But there was different tail to tell
from the kick Off. The medical mel
slowed that they We're not enty III
tAe game to hold the university down
IL Il small score or 10 prevent the
L. <. g from scoring. but to cop til.
game, Time and AGAIN the univer-
sity eleven thought il WAS good for
a touchdown, hat the medical men
quickly administered an anaesthetic
and put them to sleep in their tracks.
There was kic ing galore by the
University College, ard Harris, Ross
and Hardy ran the punts back a CON
siderable distance before their OPP
ponents knew that the oval had
touched iesh. From the point where
tha punt catchers we're aewned, the
Mods usually parded right up the field
~ spot within aal-ksckinx distance
81 the Inisersiiys lass CHALK tine,
but there the roll was called and
the ccIegians' effective hooters Was
not present. Had there been ii good
kicker ON the fnedi al team he could
have showerea himself with glory.
for the oval was several times Witnin
easy range of tbs goal posts ana
seemed Ia he esactaaity weeping be-
cause II could not scale the neignts
Of the cross bars. Then. toe. the
University team responded e. the
cry Of mold en-. boyH.' ana prevent
cd NY breaks through their line or
seampesinss around their ends,
1h You star Harris!
Captain Martin. Mereultn, Wills and
Run played IL strong ana spectacular
game tor the tnn ersity, put the
palm. tne plume, inc cahe. or what
ever All given Tor nre~em3nenee On
the football feid. was voted for Har-
rls, of the Aealcal team.
AZ the end % sAe game several
score OF spectators who allowed their
craftsmanship To oVerbaiance Their gen
tittty and seH-respeet, engaged tn a
tree -for-aH fFacas. when Was prac-
ttcai4y the only incident that married
the game. The fignt was OF the Kind
that AZ thoroughly unsatisfactory both
TO participants and Spectators Every
body was hitting somebody else
whether be mad reason to or nuE.
and those who satiies forth Ia quell
the riot IN a trioe found themselves
as deeply culpaDie a. the original
melee starters. The decision OF the
referee unprecedented by the ether
spectators, Was that the fight was ais
graceful and that 1t MAS too bad the
police inspection was arranged for the
same day on which sach pseudo
friends III football decided IN 60 out
and give their exhibition of rewdyism,
The lineup:
L. c. Position NJ. e
Meredith ... left end -. Respass
Martin 800. lett tackle - Caifee
tCaptainl
Ivy ..,... left guard Davis. J. r.
Butler ...... centre ,.... Golfer
Run ..... right guard Bareford
Cox ..4... right tackle, Hawkins
Mccullers right end. Arnold
Wills .s... quarterback Ross
tCaptainl
Seymour left half ....- Johns
Futrelie right half Hardy
Woodhouse ,fuliback IL. Hardy
officials; Dunlop. referee, Richard
son. umpire; Robinson, field Judge.
Substitutes: University College
Cole, Collier and Paramour, Time OF
quarters, 2 minutes. Score. u. G. NJ.
o, NJ. e. Of Va. 0.