The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-09
v. Nj. |. SURPRISES ALL
BY BEATING A. AND NJ.
Cadets Have All the Best of Rchmonds Football Classic and
Win. Outplay and Ougeneral Agges, Youelrs Punting
Features Game Full of Sensations and Hard Playing
Large Crowd Witnesses Fracas

were constantly in prominence be-
cause or their efforts, but when II is
all said and the real honors placed by
the dopeists at the feet Of those who
really deserved the greatest praise, IL
is not improbable that light-haired
little fellow OF a hundred and twenty
pounds with a quick eye and keen
mind. listed in the lineup as B. Lowry
and big fellow whose kicking is the
best which has been seen here in sew
eral years, named Youell, will get the
majority of the V. NJ. /. honors OPP
posite them in the hall OF fame should
stand the names or the busts or, ac-
cording to more recent opinions. the
moleskins OF Tenncy and Van Brocklin
of the Aggies.
p, Lowry is a quarterback, and Il
real one. He Is a general and he is
a cat at following the ball. His work
yesterday, both defensively and Of
/ fensively, was of the highest order
and much credit for the victcry of his
team goes TO him.
| South's Best Punter.
Youeu, as has been mentioned, IL
probably the best punter in the South
today, certainly the best who has been
seen in Virginia for the past several
seasons His long. spiralIng punts
throughout the game yesterday aver
ayed fifty-six yards. and in him lay
~ Cadets chief defensive assets
Combining his punting ability with
rare Judgment he placed his kicks to
the exposed portion Of the field. and
IL was a rare case indeed when the
opponent who was running them back
did not have to spring almost as great
a distance for them as did his own
ends. As IA general thing the Aggie
player WAS downed where he managed
to recover the ball
Van Brocklin is not touted so much
as a quarterback down at A. and NJ.
he is an end, But he played a highly
cteditable game against the Cadets,
and had his followers done as we'll
there might have been a vastly diff
ferent story being written right now.
He fought hard and In the few OPP
portunites afforded him ran his plays
according to Hoyie There was one
exception, though, and that as where
he attempted TO punt out, after re-
covering a poor pass, to save a safety
and the ball was recovered by Lowry
for n touchdown. He carried the ball
well and proved OF much value on the
defense
Tenney seems to be the man about
whom the team Is built. He Is a giant
in statue and fights and tears his way
through his opponents for gain after
gain. Others on the Carolina team
who did we'll were Sullivan. McHenry
and Captain HURT; while s. Lowry
Richards and Hutchinson were of
great value to the Cadets in all de-
partments az the fracas.
Some Variety to Play.
Each team showed something like
versatility in their style Of play. but
the greater variety or attack was
produced by the Lexington eleven
They interchanged end runs with
line lances from several formations
and at the times when they would
do the most coed worked their for
ward passes. The AgEies also called
for passes at the proper times and
about half the time succeeded In
completing them. They depended on
Tenncy 10 do the greater portion OF
the ground gaining, although Van
Brocklin also made many yards for
them.
From the sidellnes the game was !
fast and well played. The apparent I
" many fumbles were 50 much the {
fault of those carrying the bali, as
That Of the tacklers. whose fierceness /
of attack. carried the runner To the I
ground with great force One of the /