The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

| being thrown by Randolph. who made
q great flying tackle.
AS Rocnsch camo to the Vandy bench
Immediately thereafter his remarks
were: II should have had that one. but
tho other fellow outran me; that's all
| there Is to it," n spirit OF sportsman
ship that seemed TO be throughout the
visiting eleven.
Better Team, Wins.
| Taken by and large. tho better team
won. 1t was not good football game;
| there was too much disparity between
vanderbilt was unable to gain
! Throughout the contest the Commo
dorcs made but six first downs On
actual yards gained Virginia had three
TO IT'S credit for every one for Wander
bilt. The old Gold and Black failed
TO show It's marvellous kicking
strength, Ray, Mayer and Gooch ulI
outpunting Boensch and Curtin. Rays
KICKS were low, but they were bound
ms rollers, and well-plnced, while
Gooch's were high and likewise in the
proper direction. Ray. whenever called
upon. managed to boot the leather
wherever he wanted.
III thore any heroes thew are
captain Aubrey Leon Carter, OF Texas,
Bobby Gooch. of Charlottesville, who
ran his team like veteran: Spike
Mayer and Ted Landes For Wander
bilt. Captain j.. Brown, Curtin aud
Skies showed TO tho best advantage,
though. in comparison with Virginia.
tho Commodores presented n sadly dis
appointing OUTFIT. There wasn't APP
parent the dash and force ono would
naturally expect from McGugin,s
charges. We know not. what alibis
may he offered later We do know that
Brown, tho big tackle and n star was
out OF the game, but even his presence
could hardly make up for the over
whelulinG defeat OF 81 to 0.
Just ono game stands between Vfr-
slnia and tho undisputed championship
OF the South, the Auburn Vanderbilt
conflict Unless Auburn Is able to do
better than 81 10 against Vanderbilt.
Virginia is clearly entitled to the honor.
aud regardless of what tho ultimate
result is, after looking at the Orange
and Blue to-day, we nhesitatingly Of
Ter tho opinion that 1t is tho very best
team turned out in the South in the
past decade.
One word for the officials. They did
their work we'll Tho game was r,ayed
In good time. and whilo there MAJ. have
been differences of opinion, both teams
suffering penalties rather frequently,
they showed Il knowledge OF the rules |
ana were watchful from whistle 10
whistle.
Virginia has but one thing In mind
now, tho game with Georgetown That's
inc biggest thing left. not forgetting
The game with Carolina Turkey Day.
Up In these hills it is inconceivabie
that Virginia can lose to the Hill Ton
pcrs.
Tho lineup:
.anuerpilt' POSITION Virginia. |
Chester left end Coleman
Murray 49,. left tackle Maiden
\ske ........ left guard Rcdus
W. Sun '.''..- centre ......... .Jctt !
Putnam right guard Carter
huffman ....r!ght tackle Woolfollt |
u. Brown right end Gillette |
Curl!n quarter back 49,. Gooch |
oiHe5 Lett halr back Mayer !
McQucens right half back Raw |
Turner fun back Landes !
summary: Referee. Bergen. Prince
ton. Umpire, Risely. Colgate. Head !
l!ncsman, Cole. Michigan. Touchdowns
Ray 90. Voolfolk, Randolph Goals
from touchdown. Carter %. Time of !
quarters, 10 minutes. Substitutions: |
Randolph for Mayer White /
for Coleman. Mayer for Randolph !
Speor for Mayer. Wander bilt-White /
FOR Huffman, Boersch for Curtin. Cohen .
for McQuecns. human for Morgan, !
Warren for Murray, Preston for Chcs-
ter.