The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-02

WALKER BEST TAI

the time is ripe for . -
a team as reward to IT,
who have done the mos
their eievens to victories, T.
Washington Times. 3
1t must be understOod
selection this year " m0x9
than In previous seasons, AN
fact that several elavens hM9
unusual strength and havo
several stars Of the first =
The new game has d0Ae
bring out a number u y
and the fact that the rNy9
has brought the bulk Of IT,
the ends and back field
made the choice OF eIeveM
ceedingly hard.
Taking into considera6e9
formances Of Georgetown.
Virginia Military inseituta
ton and Lee, Virginia Pew
stitute, the University Of WI
University OF North and
lima and Carolina A. and
teams which comprise tn
Ieges in the South Atlautl
the selection Of an hon0e
comes extrem ely difncuis-
The chief fault that miGAt
with every team in the G0n
tic section Is that tho efove9
eral were one or two man -
| that the element OF tndiv10s
allowed to predominate to sse
| tent that unit team play 49,
| Georgetown looked to CoN4
rtnia looked to Todd. v.
10 Moore, 81. Johns looks
Ion and wilson. North Gee
Tifiett, South Carolina ~
and 80 II went on down ehN
the individual instead u
were the chief factors u
OF the ends, Derby. Of O.
was about the best but on T.
his ineligibil.ty for tbs VlM
v. p. /. games, he IL disc4x
nelly, of Georgetown; HArr1a
lay, of Virginia: Franch r.
ington and Lee; BerEin. G.
town. last years selecet
Hughes, CT v. p. J.. make =
| that would be hard to beAA y
| Donneily and F.ntay get - i
Walker, OF the Richmou4 l
| college, and Walter Campew
in 1909 ~ Ali-AmericAn faN1
the University OF Witnesses
| ouestionabiy the best In tM4
His work was a reyeI1fto4
| line en- In this section. ~ r.
| irg a graduate school, ana II
discarded. Miles WashiAoG
Lee, and Youell, v. n.
| selection over Abernathy, No.
lima: White and Hegarty. g.
and voolfolk and Maiden
| Miller. Washington and
Carter. OF Virginia. are IN MI
themselves in the South Al
ticn. Carter holds the p0N
the second time. His perfog
1.-The Georgefown-virGintA enlI1(
been equaled before this so1
Ter. the Washington and LsM
was another guard who's
work was in class with e
by the giant Virginia hneY
| OF the centers. Ritch,
town; Moore, OF WaAhtnG
Lee: Wood. Virginia: rAt&
p. L.: Jones. North CafoHn
| rnrdeau. were all excepttoM
Hitch came forward 10 rop4
last few games that he 49,
lead over Moore, OF WaeA1M
Lee. Those who have seeu
| Washington and Lee cent2
he Is as fart AZ they cO1
curate passer. . deadly taeMN
lowing punts. and gtvee M
being one OF the best ever
since Percy Civens, OF 0eok
! The quarterback pcsitt01
given to Cooch. Of viFg.Ni1
Raftery. Of Washington ASl
lett. North Carolina's cApf
man. OF v. NJ. l., and HA6
Of Virginia, showed to
4 Gooch finally succeeded ri
eleven going In tts crucial
showed himself to be ona
generals under are that 49,
| fail. VII
4 OF the halfbacks. Costol3
the most brilliant perforp
weakness Ia In interferenoo
runners; outside Of this
class by himself when Il caC
field work and dropkickt1
Moore. OF v. N. L, geeo
position. although Fur, q A.
, town: Wilson. OF 81. 3Q1
kolnitz. OF South Carolina
| Virginia: Poole. Of Caro11
NJ. and Parrish. Of v. ~
| nearly as good. ]s|a
II. OF the fullbacIuh HyiA
Washington and Lee. u f1
IL a great defensive plA3&
addition kicks well, poun Il
on smashes. and 70 Z
work. Dunn. OF 0eof4eee
INJURIES, played . sfoat
failed against thu virg4n6
ION. Of 81. Johns. Waa 6
back who showed we'll ~
II Every man here unoQ
one or two exceptions