The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
SOUTH CAROLINA
. PROVES NO MATCH
FOR V|RG|NIANS
Varsity Wins by Score
Of 81 to 0 in "A Min
utes Of Play.
OFFENSIVE WORK
is OF HIGH ORDER
Machine Hits It's Stride Toward
End Of First Quarter and
Plays in Midseason Form.
Palmetto State Boys
Not as Strong as
Expected.
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Charlottesville. Va, October A.
South Carolina went down to hard de-
feat here to-day ut the hands of vir-
Sinia, and to the surprise of the Pal
metto State team. which before the
game confidently expected to defeat
the Orange and Blue. Virginia won
81 to In fortyfour minutes OF actual
play. scoring points in the first. 81
in the second. 90 in the third and in
the fourth period.
Virginia was n little sluggish in tho
first quarter. but in the second and
third periods ate the visitors alive with
what was probably the most perfect
line attack seen here in many years.
The work OF South Carolina was
disappointment. Her backs fumbled
the ball time and again. and the in
reference was poor. with tho result
that her star backs. Hayward and
Langston. We're laid low before they
could get up steam Hayward put up
n spectacular game. however After
being unconscious for five minutes he
returned 10 the contest in the final
quarter. receiving n big ovation from
the stands. Coggeshal and Bristow
did good work for South Carolina tho
latter getting away once around yir-
ginia's right end for thirty yards
On the ofcnsc. Virginia showed
I.andcs. Ray and Mayer and the open
field running OF Gooch being of n high
order. The machine did not hit its
stride, however. until after nine min
utes of the first quarter had elapsed
Gooch STARTED things by running back
Il punt forty yards. Ray slsrted right
end for twelve yards and four more
plays through the line nettcd a touch
down. Ray scoring.
During t1r cacopI np,l +l;r1 x>on;olz
the ball was in Virginias possession
most Of the time. tho backGeld mon
making ten to twenty yards on nearly
every play, varying the monotony with
an occasional Forward pass which
rarely ever failed to work One of
these passes was caught by White,
back of the goal line, n moment after
The same player had recovered n
tumble on Carolinas Hfteen-yard line.
In the final period. Coach Warren
sent IN number of substitutes. but
carolina mado no Roadway. Speer
made the single touchdown, after
run OF thirty yards around Carollna's
left end
Captain Carter was here, there and
everywhere, tacklins like fend.
Lineup:
Virginia. Position 6 Caroline
White. left end Hill
Maiden. left tackle. .Wehman
Redus. 1890. LEFT guard !. English
Brown. centre Steney
Carter. right guard A Hamnton
voolfolk. right. tackle Brann
Giilettc right end ... Sigh
Ciooch. quarter back. 80. Harth
Mayor. left half back Hayward
Ray. right half back. .LanGston
Landes. full back Erwin
Summary: Touchdowns-Ray, 3.
Mayer, 2; Landes. White, Speer. Goals
from uchdowns-Carter, g. Substi-
tutions-For Virginia. Tremaine for
Gillette; Goodwin for White; Ran
doiph for Ray; Russell for Voolfolk:
Bevet for Tremalnc; Moore for Redus:
Speer for Mayer. For South Carolina,
Lahorde for Hampton: Hampton for
Wehman; Coggeshal for Harth; Per-
kins for Langston: Bculware for Per
Rns; Bristow for Hayward. Referee.
Barry Georgetown). Umpire, Denny
Davidson). Linesman. Fctzer David
son). Time OF quarters 12 and 10
minutes.