The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
VIRCINIA-VANDERBILT
CONTEST, PLAY BY PLAY

over the goal line and was put In
play from a scrimmage. Cullin fnadO Il
ten around the end. being brought
down by Mayer. ON a double pass
Culln made ten. Skies, though, waA
tackled behind his lire. and e. Brown NJ
ginia's forty-yard line. Woolfolk
made tackle around play, ana
brought the play to the sixteen-yard
mark Speer. who had gone IN at
right end failed 70 catch forward
pass over the goal line, and then
Gooch. on a line plunge, made 1t first
down. Ray carried It over on the
third down. Landes received the
kick-out, and Carter kicked the goal.
Ray kicked to Cullin. and after q
forward pass to Skies had been brok- q
en- up, time was called. and the band
broke into the strains Of Dixie ana
tho Grand Old Song, and all of the
others which made the roofing one OF
the games features. They counted
4 the score. too.
Score: Virginia, Fl :, Nandy, O. Balls
yanderbli:'s ON own -. Down: Sec
ond. Yards TO go: 10. Penalties DUR
Ing quarter: Virginia, o; Vanderbhts
J half distance to goal tabout SS yards),
unnecessary roughnesS.
Third Quarter.
| Virginia kicked off to Skies, who was
! aowned on his fifteen yard mark.
/ Boensch made twelve around left end,
( on his first trial. but could not du-
! plicate. and plays at the line falling
also. Boeusch puntcd 70 Gooch on
! Virgtnia's twenty eignt-yard line. Tina
/ Vanderbilt line also held. and tho
/ kick was soon returned Woolfoik
killed ASPIRATIONS tending toward a.
/ advancement OF the ball when ne
/ threw Boensch for u six-yard loss.
A forward pass TO Brown gained
four yards. Boensch then punted over
the goal and Virginia put the ball IN
play from scrimmage. Meyer made
/ Ave around right end. A line plung0
added three, Ray made It first down
ana Gooch. following perfect interfer-
ence, rounded erd for seventeen yards.
Iandes puncturcd the line for six ana
voolfolk and Ray made it first down.
Never gained eight through tackle ana
! RAY hit the opposite tackle Tor TOUT.
tTh7 ball soon reached Vanderbilt's
ttwertv-yard line, from where Gooch
and RAY carried 1t to the ten-yard
mark Meyer took a recess just hero
on account of a twisted kuee. but Pop
Lannigan gave the member REVERSE
twist and the player was soon on hin
feet again. Iandes made four and
Raw carried the play to the three-
ward line. Here the line held for D
second. then wavered and finally fell.
allowing Ray to cross the goal. he
uuntea ont to L.andes and Carter kick
ed the goal
Cfooch received the kickoff and was
downed on the twenty-Ave-yard mark.
He Immediately added six around end
and I.andes made 1t first down. Gooch
rounded right end for thirteen. bring
ing the play TO midfeld. The line hold
ing firm, ii was necessary to punt,
Ray Kicking the ball outside. Skies
made seven through the line. ana
tumble. losing both ground and q
down, BoeusCh punted. Gooch was
downed in midfeld. Meyer made
eight yards end first down, Landes
through center added four and Gooch
pulled another run for seventeen yards
around right end. Ray gained three
through tackle, and the quarter was
up.
score: Virginia, 20; Vanderbilt, Q.
Ball: virginia's on Tanderbllt's 25-
ward line, Down: Second. Yards To
go: 8. Penalties during quArtcrt
None.
! Fourth Quarter.
When play again started, LandeAs
RAY and Randolph did the majority Of
the ground gaining. The play wan
swept nearer the goal on each srcces-
sive trial until finally Randolph aoughe
his way across for the final touch~
down The kickout failed.
I During the remainder OF the game
the teams resorted to much KICKING
and the ball was in the air most or
the time However, the really 40n1aa
tional play Of the game occurred DUR
ing the remaining few minutes. The
) play had seesawed back and forth
from the possession Of first ono teAn
and then another until Virginia mAn-y
aged to work 1t into Nanderbilt's ter
rltory A play at the line resulted ~
a tumble and the recovery OF the DALI
/ f,tl ~ 16nRAZs
his way through the outskirts OF the
Virginia eleven and down through M
field until he reached the rorty-yax0
, mark. Hero ne was met by a raptdiy
forming interference, and for shof3I
time his way, was easy. The men IA
front or him dropped out, one ~
one. until lone player led the wAyv
The runners were headed directly for,
Gooch, the last man TO be passed be-
. fore an open field lay before them The
J. interference took Gooch and. althou4h
he made 81 great effort to get his man.
failed Cullin had q clear field ana
, apparently certain Touchdown, Tor
. there was no one within striking dis.
lance of him. Then. like a meteor
/, from the mass OF players. came Ran
dolph Some said later that he only
, hit the ground at every chalk marks
, certainly he was doing the next thtn2F
|, to flying In the forty yards Within
,
steadily upon Culiin until, lunging for
! ward he managed to grip his legs and
bring him down on the thfrteen-yard
mark Cullin had made run o.
, about seventy yards. the longest Of tho
game. and Randolph had given an
exhibition Of sand and grit which Will
/. not be forgot on Lambeth Field IN
many day, besides preventing
touchdown.
Vanderbilt fumbled on the next play
, and White recovered. Gooch pron1pt~S
.. ly kicked out OF danger and after sew
eral more exchanges OF punts. th9s
game was over. A.
. score: Virginia, 81 Vanderbilt,
: Ball: yirginia's ON Nandcrbilf's X&N
ward line. Down Second. Yards ~
go: S. Penalties during quarter: W.
ginia, holding, Is yards. u
Virginia Positions. Vandefb0&
I Coleman L. l.. ....... ChG1GG&
; Maiden ..... H. II. ..-...-. Muf&NJ
Redus ......., L. G Asls&
: Jett .........C G. ........ MOfEM
: Carter .....R. G........ PutmN
Voolfolk $50. r. Z Hnixnsaa
Gillette II. E....-. II. HHG
J Goorh ........ q. ....-...s.