Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
18th YEAR
CADETS WIN FROM TIGERS
'lEMS0N WAS AGGRESSOR,
BUT ONE RUSH DID IT ALL
'rEiniH Military Institute NIctors In
brilliant Exhibition. Teams Evenly
balanced md Gimme Throughout.

bHInnccd md Gimme Throughout.
only one series Of concerted Mt
acks was uncorked upon the Virginia
hillary Institute footballists ycstcr-
ay afternoon, AS IT happened. that
as all necessary to win from Glenn
IN college. for in that three minutes
prilllant play. the Cadets swcp.
omh the Held for eighty-elght yards
hu touchdown. which gave them
nrec point lead over the Tigers. AL
houSh the aggressorS until tn. very
no, the South Carolinians were AN
Dio to develop the punch needed to
AIRY the oval over the line aud lost
10 }. In as pretty an exhibition OF the
reat college pastime as one would de-
Ire to see.
Clemson looked heavier than tho
adets aud from the very start too;s
6he aggressive. Their backs. however.
we're light, and while they circlcd the
ITlngs at viii. they could not pene-
rate the Cadet forwards. On the de-
enac. except at the one fatal perioc.
he Tigers the inyncible. but that one
ush. coming Immediately after they
al scored by q goal from Held, took
HEN off their feet, and the Cadets had
trouble In taking the ball the length
the grid.
The Tigers scored in tho second per
pd when Harris booted the oval be
ween the uprghts from the twenty
ard line, after vain efforts to batter
hole to the goal. Clemson kicked off
r tn" Cadets. aud down the field they
'archcd End runs, line plunrcs ana
nally two pretty aerial tosscs com.
letcd the dash. a try a goal from
touchdown failed.
bENSOS BACKS TORE
AROUND ENDS At WILL
u was ,.rctty clash from star, TO
prE
liz Harris, Mcdonnell, end Mcmillan
pr" around tho ends n VIII. They
ould carry the ball to within striking
is'ance. and ihcn a s,oncwalI would
ct In the way. Three times Harris
't"mrtcd to kick goal, but only once
q he succeed although the tries were
asy ones. Tho Cadets played u kick
4hS game. aud after trying 10 advance
8Fc ball hy straight football would
END ~ spinning down tho field After
HE first period. tho ends covered we'll
nd were down on the kicker before
ic could get started.
1T looked at tho start rs II the Car
iinians we're going 10 run rings
round IN" LcHingtonians. Clemson
icked TO V. ~ H. hut the Cadets had
|, punt. The Tigers returned III.
lex. but los; distance IN the cxcnans,,
punts. forward pass was inter
= leptcd and the Tigers started a march
HE tile goal. Arriving a, the invent,
ard line" the Tigers could not ad-
ance, but lost ten yards on three
laws forward pass. however. made
lhirty yards aud a first dowl Another
ass was essaycd but an Ineligible
ian got IT, and his dash across rhc
fnc old not count; The bail was
gain brought TO within fifteen yards
goal. aud the period ended.
In tho very beginning Of the second
uartc.. Clemson drew nfcer yard
- Ip
-ound BY pretty end running, hut
riei : Hcld goal aud failed Once
8horc they took the ball ami brourh;
Iii hack. only u he peuaIizcd another
fteen Yards. After bringing the oval
&Io the hftcen rn"d line. and being un-
ihl" 10 advau . il further Harris
corei a goal from the acld
Clemson kicked Ia tile Cadets and M
ina a"ld they started N.lms who ,a-
lciNed The kick. was dowrcd twelve
ards from his goal Fct,cro'f. Neins
ma Harris brought The bail to The
Iorty-%nrd line By the lin" hard, and
lippinS of tackle, After q slight adj
ance, Cray hurled tho ball straight
yer the line 10 Mnssls for twenty
ards. Harris then dropped back for
Iii Kick, hut threw 10 Goodman. who
las trapped. hut managed 20 give the
all punch which landed +, in the
rms ~ Mccormick. who callopcd over
he goal for 4 touchdown.
BALL SEE-SAWED III
AND DOWN THE FIELD
Tho third and fourth quarters saw
he ball s"c-sawing up and down the
cid Neither could GET a decided adj
i antaSe. although tho Tigers while in
Inc center Of the field. ripped off many
1 onE gains. once they brough; the ball
g Within three Yards OF the goal, only
4 10 surrender II. The Cadets. having.
| The lead. PLAYED FOR time. They would
lake three tries at the line ard would
I hen punt way down the field. wearing
Ut the Tigers before they had brought
/ back, Instead of circling The ends.
2t:here the best gains had been made
Earlier In the game. the Tigers kept
i oundinE Al the line without serious
iffect In the final stages forward
4 asses were unlimbered for slight
a aims. but great defensive work kept
hem from scoring.
! 1t was a clearly fought game. but
The Tigers were frequently Eenalized
4 Tor holding. They lost nifty or more
4 iards. while the Cadets were not penal
led during the same. The Tigers FUN
He'd several times. while Y. NJ l. was
4 My guilty once.
cullom. at center. played a great
4 anne for the Cadets Hawkins. who
look Helflns place when he was In
i lurcd, did good defensive work. and
E,clms and Fetterolf played we'll. both
Extensively and extensively. i'or Glenn
ION. Mcmillan. Mcconnell AMI Harris
j TODD out prominently OH the offense.
'oolc played n good game ut end, but
ihe Tiger forwards were unable to stop
lhe Cadet line.
III a large crowd was in attendance and
r was the consensus of opinion that
lhe game was one Of the best seen here
h years. The followers of the two
I leans appeared TO be about equN III
Joint Of numbers and enthusiasm
from tho receipts 1t is moro than prob
bile that the two teams will meet here
lgain next season. Last year Clemson
Ion. making the count now even
clemson kicked to the Cadets at ans
I'clock. Massie received the ball and
rought It back fifteen yards to his
iwm fortH-Hve- yard line. Tetterolf
ladc two yards on tackle play and
Eclms got around left emil AIagilI
piled the next play. ana Mcconnell
lunted to the eighteen yard-linc. elem
ION punted back on the first plav.
Eclms threw pass which was caught
. Is Major Harris. from n punt forma
1 lion. made fifteen Yards around Icrt
IND Major added twenty around the
light wing. Goodman and HAHN broI,o