The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-25
WASHINGTON AND lee
TROUNCEs WAKE FOREST
Carolinians Could Not Cope With
the Terrific Line Piunges of
Generals at Lexington.
BEUHRING's WORK FEATURES
Generals Full Back, Aided by Young
and Donahue's Long Runs and
Miners Work, Holds Wake Forest
Scoreless-Several Players Hurt.

LEXINGTON. VA, October 24.-
Washington and Leo scored the fifth
successive triumph by overwhelming
Wake Forest by the score OF ~ to 0.
Although tho Carolinians were but
slightly over weighed, they could not
cope with the sweeping runs and ter
rife line plungcs of the Generals. Three
touchdowns were registered in the OPEN
ing period and tho gait continued In
the three other quarters. Bouhring's'
crashing line plunges, Donahue and
Young's long runs and Miners playing
featured the conflict.
The battle was characterized by
rough tactics followed by subsequent
penalties. Both teams made frequent
substitutions. injuries forcinlg some of
them. Simms, Young and Seeley were
forced to retire with injuries at diff
ferent stages of the game.
The first touchdown came when Gal
lagher skirted right end for sixteen
yards. following series of plunges BY
Bouhring and Donahue. Donahue scored
the second with a fve-Sard run, fol-
lowing a blocked punt. while Bouhring
added the third OH n plunge. following
long end runs by Donahue and Young
The big full back scored the fourth in
tho second period following a series
OF line plunges and the fifth on set
OF similar manoeuvres. fDonnhuc regis
tered the sixth with n short gain fol-
lowing the recovery OF, n fumbled punt
by Wake Forest. ~ d.
The last half was even more bitterly
contested. Interrupted by frequent
squabbles with the referee, Douhrlng
scored the fret touchdown. Forward
passes that Melted fifty yards gave
Donahue touchdown while Miner
annexed third touchdown In this pc
riod with q short plunge following a
series Inconsistent advances.
with many OF the regulars out OF
n or nd
checked for short while In the fourth
period, but soon recovered. Miner
scored touchdown with n plunge
through the line, and closed the game
with his fourth touchdown. after speed
Ing seventy-twoa yards on q forward
pass from Donnhue. The playing of
Shultz Scarry and Barrow featured the
Generals defense. Lineup:
w. & L.. Positions. Wake Forest
Simms. ..... left end. 49,. Holding
Shuts. ....... lief: tackle. Moore
Bryan. ....left guard. ..Olive.
Pierotti. ....... centre 49,. .Abernathy
Scarry:.. right guard. :. =. Dixon
Miles. right tackle. /. Blackman
Harrison. right end. Powell
Donahue. 80. quarter back. -. Billings
Young. left half back. -. Bean
Gallagher. right half back. :. Trust
Beuhrtng 49,. full back. -. "A. Rfddicle
summary: Substttutes-Washin ton
and Lee. seeiy for simms, Dingwell for
for Gallagher, Miner for Beuhring,
Graham for Harrison, Gallagher for
Young, Wadsworth for Seeley. Smith
for Gallagher, Bryan for Dingwell.
lizard for Miles. Kruson for lizard. Bar
row for Pieretti, Harrison for Wads-
worth: Wake Forest, Watkins for
Powell, Lee for Riddick. watkins for
Lee. whitening for Trust Pace for
Watkins, Carrick for Dixon, Parker for
Olive. a. Riddick for Pace. Touch
downs-Bouhring. 4; Donahue, 3; MIL
ner, 3; Gallagher, 1. Goals after touch
downs-Young. i: Gallagher. 8; pona-
hue. 2. Offlcials-referee, Randolph,
Virginia: umpire, Poague. Virginia
Military Institutes: head linesman, Ora
ham, Hampden-Sidney. Time OF quar-
ters, fifteen minutes.