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v|RG|N|A'S GOAL
NEVER IN DANGER
Hopkins Fairly Slaughtered,
Final Score Being
"a to o.
MANY SUBSTITUTES USED
Team Shows Up Well in Both
Offensive and Defensive
Work.
MANY SUBSTITUTES USED
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Baltimore. Md. November 1-vir-
glnia fairly slaughtered Johns Hop
kins here this afternoon at Horncwood
Field before 4 crowd which numbered
more than 5000. The winners got six
touchdowns. one each In the first two
periods. and two each in the last two
sessions. Two attempts at goal failed.
and SO the tinal score was "a to O..
goal. and this was blocked. Nirginia's
line was never in danger OF being
crossed.
The final quarter was puntins duel.
and the hrst touchdown was gotten
largely with the aid of Goodhue's
trusty toe. He did all the booting for
Virginia and outpunted Giilett OF
Hopkins. each time BY about fifteen
yards. Added TO this the fact that az
ter receiving G!llett's punt. the Vir-
ginia backs made god gains. and Cat
lin and Fulton were practically downed
in their tracks when they attempted to
advance the ball after receiving It
from Goodhue's kicks. and II is easy
TO figure out how the winners got so
manv chance TO push the pigskin over.
Successive punts brought the ball
to Hopkins's ten-yard line. From here
Gillett attempted to punt to safety
but the ball went out of bounds On the
twenty-five yard line. On the next
play Virginia punted, but recovered. 4
try around end failed. but Jones got
forward pass and on the next play
Goodhue was sent over for touch
down. Neager kicked goal.
The second score was due to a spec
tacular run OF forty yards by Todd.
He caught punt on this line aod
made brilliant run through broken
field, eiuding four Hopkins men. In
this session Virginia succeeded in
nearly scoring two other times. Once
the coaches thought that the ball was
over. but the referee said no. The
Hopkins line held. and the first half
ended IL to o.
Early in the third quarter Virginia
scored twice again. Yeager intercepted
a forward pass on Hopkins's twenty
yard line and made touchdown. The
fourth score was made on straight line
plungins. after tumble had given
the winners the ball on HopSins's fif-
teen yard ..,,es., The ball was. In the
corner OF the held. and the punt-out
failed.
The best form by Hopkins was shown
in the third session. when 1t made
three first downs. Virginia speedily
broke up all attempts made for gains
and the drop kick was blocked.
The last quarter was the worst of
the four The Virginia coaches sent
in a number of substitutes. One OF
these. Walters. did some spectacular
work, and the two remaining touch
downs were due to his gains. He sew
eral times tore off runs through bro
ken fields of thirty and forty yards.
The lineup:
Hopkins. Position. Virginia.
Morton. right end. Jones
Paulus) (Wilson)
Davis. ...... right guard. Carter
(Redus)
Dorsey. centre. Wood
(Chenowith)
Rhodes. 49,. left guard lett
Cuttings. left tackle. Davidson
(Liebensberger) (Baron)
Dodson. left end. ........ Finley
Duffy, Lamotte)
tHewitt, McDonald)
catlin. .....quarterback ..,... .Gooch
Ganders)
Fulton. !. right halfback. 800. Yeager
(Branham) twaiters)
Dubray left halfback. ....... Todd
(Pieper) (cook)
Pieper ....... .fullback .Goodhue
(Gillett Gewis)
Summary: Touchdowns = Goodhue.
Todd, Yeager, Walters. Cook. Goals
from touchdowns-Yeager CD. David
son. Referee, Stigman, Lafayette. Um-
pire. O'Brien, Swarthmore. Field Judge.
Thorn, Haverford. Head linesman.
Darlington, Virginia. Assistants.
Bridgman and Stollenwerck, Hopkins.
Twenty-yard zone linesm eIh-.+-W Voolfolk.
Virginia; Michael. Hopkins, and Mars
ton, Virginia Time of periods. tif-
teen minutes.
Bot teams occupied boxes at the
Academy tonight.
Students Elntcd.
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