The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-08

Military Academy. all played strong
game at tackle.
a Walker. OF Woodbury. Forest. and
Kinsolvins, OF Episcopal High School,
compose a pair of remarkable ends
c. Walker by his speed and apiiity 10
null down forward passes. made himself
an invaluable factor in the open game
He 10 splendid interferer. gets down
fas, under punts and seldom fails TO
nau his man Kinsolving, besides be-
inc a good end. both on the onense
ana the defense. Is without peer as
. nunter lie is also a splendid drop
( kicker and a good forward passeI'
ZONES. of Woodbury. Forest is lacking
! onlv in speed. In blocking his tackle
and as hsri, sure 'achi t,,o,vine
! nssse8 both G. Walker and kinsolVlng.
TIL. position of right half back ~
conceded TO X Walker, of Woodperry
Forest His terrific line plunSlhs was
featnre of almost every game. ne
might truly be called the human Quiet
OF the Virginia prep schools. ms ue
feusive work was charaoteri%eu
marked aptitude in following the 0"'''
.nd bv fierce. effective lacking
mic are several strong applicants
80 3D.. other half back positloh
, ,-,,onigan. OF Jefferson School IAN
of Woodberry Forest; Speer ot
r,visconal High school; jenkins,
s.aun,on Military Academy. and Bur
ear, OF Augusta Military Acaoens'
t,lannigan is strong ru"HeI,
splendid defensive man. ana SUP
forward passer. laliIs, narticu-
nashes Of phenomenal footpal'' pa,
-, i'm troken held running. no"
- hts Inconsistency and rather lo"SS
defensive work eliminates HIM Hpee
l. a sterling back. OF usuai
mn he failed to show to anvah,~9e
~ his most important game. Jehh'"s
= a remarkable end and an al 0"t.u
rackdeld man. and Is pdItiNNi'
,ood At breaking up forward passes
80 Rurdett belongs the choice as
. running-mate for Walker. III IN
'I,inring and short off tackle plays
,bie nair would be unsurpassed anu
ts,rdett's defensive work can haiu'S !
he improved on. s. - a
Granger. OF Woodoerry foFe'''
man admirably qualified to rouho ous
,he sack field His clever orokeh-"e'
running and clean-cut hahoIi"S
nunts. together with his adeptness az
forward passing and In oredAins
f,r,.ard masses secures for MIN me
.oiac,ion for the position of full PACK.
his work as an interferer for ms faIi
lie was a feature of his play ns'
and made possible many OF tne'r sdli-s
Ia is also a dependable place-kicker'
ard seldom missed goal after 'oucn
down. .h 10 omar
Though there are NUMBER Vi qu@
,a~ hacks whose work at aoVah0ine
the hall was notable, good hesu"o
and generaiship were rare. uooc"'
Jefferson School; RosenpeFser,
staunton Military Academy De0"e1 -
% Woodberry Forest School: AleAa"
dar NJ Fishburne Military Schooi. anu
R,rnett Of Episcopal High schOoi'
all good men. However, the nonoi
directing this team goes 10 HuI
IIa Is a strong runner. quick TO set
80 Wv good handler of punts
90 q splendid interferer. he "a"-
a. 80 bic team with decision and JudS-
-,an, and showed excellent abiIlty III
sa,art;ne his plays. Besides 'hese
o,,a1iNcations. he is the possessor VI
ennerb hghting spirit. which rs con-
tsgious to his team mates
s1derson. end, Of Woodbury. for-
ast nv his all-around usefulness %
an end and back field man, mas won
+or himself the position Of utilit! rlan-
tIa is persistent fighter, a strong.
fas+ and hard runner. and a oriIiian'
- in the open field. Lack OF eN-
r;.rc. alone bars his selection for
II ;e 70 be regretted that there are
o,I1. eleven positions TO pc Hlleu'
since there are so many deserving APP
,ioo,ts The team named. however !
Fa,,b,nes defense unapproached oy
INV sinple eleven. and an oftense thA'
,,-n,,ld he both consistent and brilliant
a,,d that would show all the versatility
! ~ ,ttack possible under This season
rules