Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-27
GENERALS WIN FROM THE
NORTH CAROLINA AGG|Es
Close Successful Season on the Grid.
iron--Fiercest Contest Ever
Witnessed in Norfolk.
ATTENDANCE RECORD BROKEN
Townsend Makes Eighty.Fire-Yari
Run, Which Is the Spectacular
Feature of the Game-Left Half
Back Young the Star.
MoUS ~
Fo5TAS

NORFOLK. VA. November &C.
remained undefented this afternoon.
when thoy marched OFT League Park
field after contuering the Red and
White of the North Carolina Agricul-
tural and Mechanical by u Z. to score
in one OF the fiercest games ever wit
messed in Norfolk. Fighting with this
score in their minds and remembering
that Agricultural and Mechanical trl-
umphea last year, the Generals goal
line was never In danger except In
the hrst period. when Young kicked on
TO tho Agricultural and Mechanical
warriors.
Young, the star OF the game, kick cd
OFF forty yards to Townsend, who ran
through n broken field for eighty 1--WE
yards, the spectacular run OF the game
There the Blue and white held until
tho Agricultural and Mechanical were
forced TO kick. This was the only
time that their goal was really en-
dangered.
Starting Off tho second quarter with
q fierce attack of plays. the Washing
ton and Lee team rushed Agricultural
and Mechanical to the thirty-yard line.
Here "Jiggs" Donnhue. quarter back
OF the Generals, uncorked q pass to
Left End lizard for ten yards. Follow
Ing this up, he faxed pass to Seeley,
the other end, for the only touchdown
OF the game. Young kicked an easy
goal. These passes beat the North
Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical.
The day was an ideal one from n
spectators point. but little warm for
the players, although not one OF them
showed any. effects from the heat.
N1of t,1, H. =
quarter OH that Washington and Leo
was in to get revenge FOR last years
defeat. although Coach Hegarty's war
riors fought gamely. The stands at
League Park were packed to their CO.
pacity. while large crowd stretched
along the centre OF tho field.
1t was tho biggest crowd that has
ever seen two elevons play In this
city.
In the first quarter when Townsend
tho punter of Agricultural and Ne
chnnical, took Youngs punt and ran
eighty-hve yards on TO DO downed by
three mon.
The first quarter closed with q moth
Ing nothing score. Starting off tho
second quarter with n rush. the back
field OF the Generais-Young. Sweet
land, Donahue and Beuhring-rushed
the ball across the field with Left Half
Back Young starring on end runs.
Tenny. the big full back OF Agrfcui-.
tural and Mechanical. was particularly
the star In the second quarter. al
though he received broken ankle to-
ward the last.
1t was In this quarter that the stands
were brought to their feet, when Cap
tain "Jiggs" Donahue. trying to drop
kick goal from the field on tho twenty
yard line, failed only n few inches. and
the a. 6 NJ. rooters were stunned for
few moments.
After the first quarter. the game was
punting one between Young, OF
Washington and Lee, and Townsend, Of
a. & NJ. Young was the star at this
game, for only on one occasion did no
fail to fall under-forty yards.
The stars In the backneld for A. &
NJ. were Riddick and Brocklin. Tho
lineup follows:
w. s. L. Position. A. & NJ.
Seeley. ....... left end. -. McDougal
Schultz. $50. left tackle. :. Winston
Dingwali. left guard. =. .Profltt
Pierrotti. centre ,Plylcr
Scarry. right guard. Young
Miles. 500. right tackle. Artz
lizard. 49,. right end. .Selfert
Donahue. quarter back. Van Brocklin
(Captain)
Young. LEFT half back .Riddick.
Sweetland. right half back. .fownsend
Beuhring.. full back ....... .Tenny
substitutes-sharp for Tenny. Of
fclals--Referes, Maxwell, of Swarth-
more; umpire. Oreilly. of Georgetown;
head lfnesman, Gass, OF Leigh.