The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-29
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HOPKINS ELEVEN


ward pass from Baglsy and running
seventy yards down . clear neld to tho
goal Moore. too. kicked al three
goals.
A new formation which Hopkins
worked. calling for half the team TO
play about twenty yards to either right
or left Of centre. WAS used once against
tho visitors. and after that Hopkins
did not gain on the play.
A large contingent OF Virginia Nil.
itary alumni cheered the team, and
after the game gave . dinner At the
Emerson Hotel and a box party at the
Gaiety Theatre TO the players. Hop
the Black and Blue until the last whis-
tie.
Score II F1rss Pesls4
Virginia scored in the first, second
and fourth quarters. the drst touch
down coming after two minutes OF
play. LaMotte kicked to Patterson.
who came up to tho sixty-yard line. An
incomplete pass was followed by
successful one from Moore to LowAry.
which went for fifteen yards. and was
carried Ave yards more by Lowery.
Kingrnan went through the loft side Of
the Hopkins line for q ten-yard gain.
Dewey Penniman carried Clarkson back
three yards. but Leech ga med four
through tackle on the next play. Balm
went through tackle en- the following
down and got away to the one-yard
line before being downed by Con-
molly. Kingman took the bail over
centre for a touchdown. Moore kicked.
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three downs with a two-yard gain.
Bagley punted to Moore. Moore return
ed the punt over the goal line. In the
next scrimmage Halfback Leech twist
ed his already injured knee. and had
to be carried from the field. Burress
replaced him. Several punts were ex-
changed and play was mostly mid
field
At the beginning Of the second quar-
ter Hopkins lost the ball on downs to
Virginia on the lattess thirty-yard
line. Moore kicked to Bagiey. and
after two downs Bagiey returned to
Moore. who stIfY-armed three of Hop
Knipps. and n Hopkins did not gain.
downed by Knipps. Moore punted to
knipss. and as Hopkins did not gain.
Bagley punted to Moore, who vas car
ried back by Lanotte for q loss Of four
IacUcuSpcTSST anu AAH1OItS
spoiled Moore's kick on the next play.
but Moore recovered the ball. Moore
kicked to Knipps. After an incomplete
pass. Branham tried to kick . goal
from the field from the forty-yard line.
Gutierrez. Virgtnia's Spanish guard.
blocked the kick. and Garrison recov-
cred. Merry and Balm carried the ball
towards Hopkjns's goal eleven yards
on line plays. and on the next down
kingman skirted past right end and
ran forty-dve yards for another touch
down. Moore kicked goal.
Play in the fourth period began with
the ball in Nopkins's possession in
midfield. Bagley's forward pass to
Lamotte gained twenty yards. and Bag
ley tried another, which was inter-
cepted by Moore. who ran seventy
yards through a clear field for the
third touchdown Moore kicked goal
The lineup and summary:
Johns
y.M.1 Positions. Hopkins.
Lowrey. left end. -.... .Lamotte
Youell. left tackle .Leoensperger
Gutierrez. 49,. left guard. ID. Penniman
Patterson. centre. Primrose
Beasley. right guard. .Buchness
Clarkson. 49,. Fight tackle. Connolly
Richards. right end. .Bridgenan
Kingman. quarter back. .knipps
Balm. left half back. Branham
Leech. right half back. .Bagley
Moore " full back. H. Penniman
observation-disclosures (2). Moore.
Goals kicked-Moore. 5. Substitutes:
For V. NJ merrill for Lowrey. Beas-
ley for Patterson. Somers for Beasley.
Colburn for Kfngman, Burress for
Leech. Merry for Burress, Marshall for
Somers; Johns Hopkins-Ball for La
motto, Yost for Knipps. Penniman for
Bagley, Catlin for Chler. Hopkins for
Lebensperger. Referee - Morfat,
Princeton Umpire-Harrison, St.
Johns Head Observation-Disclosures,
Yale. Linesnen-Pieper. Johns Hop