The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-15

The terrific crushing power o.
weight told it's story yesterday. when
.ae University College OF Medicine
dipped its colors 10 the heavier eleven
of the Medical College OF virginia IN
the annual gcidiron duel between these
schools. the older institution carrying
OF the honors for the second time IN
TWO years by the score Q: IS TO be-
. fore the largest crowd attending
rams this year. Each school was
rsn,esen,ed by the entire student body
and each brought its own particular
hand 20 do I. own particular tootins'
Far the ars, time this season the
possibilities % the forward pass were
shown 10 good purpose Both OF the
,ouchdowus credited 10 the green and
White came as the direct result OF
successful executions OF the pass
Schenck scoring the last count by
catching Hardy's heeye almost on his
goal line, Both the old and new scnooi
showed splendid development IN this
line OF attack. making the game lar
and away the most spectacular OF any
played here this season
Done was sent peslhaste beeore the
wind. though the form players won
The Green and White went on the
field a favori;e. and JUSTIFIED the iaith
of their followers, but the stout re-
s!stance OF the less heavy team IRON
N. naw school, the smallness OF the
score and the marvellous comeoaeh
ability of the Red and White COM
,,etely upse. all calculations Inc
ola school. conaueror OF V. P. !. ana
winner Of many battles. with sucn men
as Schenck, Johns. walker ana aeose-
ps,h-the las, two being pTohaoiy the
hest pair OF tackles on any eleven III
the Southland been expected 10 run
the count well up. The disappo'nt-
,nent-if victory ever carries oisap-
r,ointment-was that but two touch
downs were made, while one OF these'
that scored by Schench. contained an
element Of luck,
Plays Best Towards Finish.
A remarkable feature of the game
was that during the last period the
Green and White was outp1ayeo al
every stage. During the nrst nalf ana
throughout the hrst period OF the sec
ond half, the old school had Kept the
led ana White on the defensive. In
the first three periods the new schooi
was able to make the necessary ten
wards but three times, while in the
final quarter. the BAH was rusneo
from one end of the field TO the other
bv the Hghtweights. six first downs
being recorded, OF twice as many as
were made during the earlier periods.
I, was about as wonderful a reversal
~ <rrn No will be witnessed
There was an evidence Of pluck
which must have been gratifying to
the adherents OF the new school, and
certainly should have brought praise
from the friends OF the victors.
Every man played his heart ouI
There was no sidestepping. no cri1t-
ing away from the line OF battle. Eacn
warrior had on his warpalnt, ana some
telling blows were struck. sun. N
the mail estimate. the better team
won. No praise for the vanqulsheo
can take any of the glory from the
yic,ors. However, since popular choicc
had made the old school winner
even before the game was begun. aho
a big winner at that, the real feature
lies in the fact that the weaker eieF-
en- made the heavier extend itseii 70
win.
Sore All In First Hall.
The two touchdowns credited TO the
Medical College OF Virginia came IN
the frs, half, one in each OF these
p.r.ods. Early in the opening quar-
Ter. when the Green and White. after
kicking of, forced the RED and White
TO pun. from perilously near the goa
line. the backs OF the heavier eleven
aided by the charging forwards. work
ed the leather TO the L. C. NJ hve-
yard line, where Johns was given the
honor OF carrying Il over. The peTof
ended on-t. GINS twenty-two-yarc
line, with the ball belonging to NJ {
Y. with ten yards TO so in three
downs.
The second quarter was opened with