Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-01
vANOY BOWS
To VIRGINIA
ELEVEN
Purple and Gold Eleven Repeated
Iy Negotiates Forward Passes,
and Swamps Tennesseeans.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov. l.
Virginia defeated Vanderbilt by a
score of "a to 0 here to-day. A clean
err whittier game was never seen on
Lambeth Field. While it was only
too apparent that Virginia outplayed
her opponents from the beginning of
the game until the end the Wander
bilt eleven put up gritty and won
derful fight, contesting every inch Of
ground. TIE ganpe, was charact teri zed
by the beautiful execution of Viz
ginia's forward passes, which made
possible most Of the touchdowns.
In the first half Vandy failed to
execute even one successful forward
pass.
Only three times did Vandy make
her yards on downs, and a single
successful forward pass Of 4 yards
was made in the second half. The
gritty and pretty playing of Morgan,
the Commodores' center, was very no.
ticeable in the first half. Credit should
be given to Boeusch, the lively Vandy
quarter, whose excellent management
of his team kept them from being
scored on oftener
The line plunging of Ray, Virginia's
smashing back, was a feature. The
beautiful broken field work of Vir-
ginia's quarter, Gooch, coupled with
the constant gains of Landes, Virgin
las half, were what took the ball over
the line so many times. Coach War
rem, of Virginia, said that he was well
pleased with the showing of his men,
but it was no more than he expected.
He considered the teamwork was
considerably better than the display
in Atlanta last Saturday,
After the game was over the crowd
ed Virginia sections of the grand
stand went wild and waving of col
ors, straw seats and hats. The stu
dent body filed out OH the field and
formed the Virginia "V." The air
was rent with cheers for both elcv-
ems.
FIRST PERIOD.
At q 10 o'clock the referees whis-
tie was blown. Vanderbilt won the
toss.
Curtin kicked to Gooch, who caught
the ball on the 10-yard line. He was
downed In his tracks by Turner.
Landes gained yards on the next
down and 10 yards on the third down.
With the ball at the 50-yard line
Virginia was penalized 10 yards for
hurdling. GooCh tried for a forward
pass and failed Vanderbilt's ball
First down, Vanderbilt failed to
gain. On the second Turner FUN
bled and Askew recovered Curtin
made 5 yards around left end. Cur
lin punted to Gooch on Vlrg!nias 30
yard line. Gooch fell for slight loss
on the next down. Gooch punted out
of bounds on Vandy's 65-yard line.
Curtin fumbled TO rVandy. Brown
recovered for a loss. Sykes made A
yards through center. Sykes gained
yards through center. Curtin kick
ed on the fourth down, Carter block
ing.
Vandy recovered the ball on their
25-yard line. Curtin punted to Vir-
ginia's 60-yard line. Gooch tried a
forward pass, but failed. Ray kicked
to Curtin on Vandy's 5-yard line.
Sykes carried the ball around end
for 10 yards. Sykes was thrown for
loss of 5 yards. Curtin punted to
Gooch in midfeld. Ray failed to gain
on an end run. Huffman was hurt
and was taken out. White was sub
stituted for Huffman.
Landes gained yards through CEN
ter Gooch gained 3 yards through
center. Gooch made 8 yards around
Vandy's right end. Virginia was pen
allied Is yards for holding Landes
failed to gain around right end Gooch
punted to Curtin on Vsndy's 35-yard
line. Curtin made yards around
left end. Turner fumbled. Curtin re-
covered for no gain. Turner gained
yards through center. Vandy was
penalized yards for ff-side. The
ball was on Vandy's 35-yard line,
Turner gained 4 yards around end
Curtin punted to Gooch, who was
downed in his tracks by Chester on
Virginis's 25-y yard line.
Ray made no gain Virginia tried
for a forward pass, but failed. Gooch
punted to Curtin on Vandy's 45-yard
line. Curtin returned 10 yards. Nc
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