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clipped of min" yards around his right
cn1. Anderson made il hrSt down
EandE Heid on the rcXt play. Spar
nicli"d tho ''cmmoiores for eleven
yards. going through left tackle Mayer
made another first down. Spar found
AN opening. but fcll with only two
yards advance. TIL" Commodore for
wards We're warming up. and threw
Anderson for q loss Thcy were penal
lied for five yards, making Il mrs, down.
Buck Mayer fuwbled the ball on the
Nandy h.c-yard line. and Zerfoss
puntcd thivt: yards down field. Bunny
Berkeley started the onward advance
with nVc-Nnrd ran around left end.
Mayer rcclcd or twelve yarus. and An
derson fumbl-d OH the following play
and Floyd recovered the ball. Jim
Waite spilled the first Vandy attempt.
Curry started around right end and
Vas spilled 10y SPAR Th.. Comrnodorcs
then punt"d TO the Virginia forty yard
line Anderson made ten yards. and
again dropped the ball. Wigs was
Tn beneficiary. recovering II on the
center OF the held
CURRY SHOWS HOW
VANDY FORMERLY DID
Curry gave Il demonstration of why
vanderbilt, has rolled up q big score
this season by giving a zirZag exhibit
ton Tor fifteen yards. He was knocked
oui by The fierce tackle, but was soon
on his feet. The impact OF battling
bodies could be heard across the hole
HEAD wh,n the next two Nandy plays
II IL" line were crushed. The first
forward pass WAS tried hut Mayer
spoiled it, Mandy then dropped back
for IL punt. but Cody lifted a drop kick
L.
two-yard line. The Commodores now
led by three points.
Virginia again kicked To the Com
line. Il was brought out to the twenty
yard line. Curry made t,rce yards on
the first play. but the next three at
tempts failed. Coleman broke through
and blocked a punt. but Putnam covered
the oval. Curry and Wigs on three
tries made o0!y five yards. and. Nandy
puntcd fortyfive yards. The period
here ended.
III the opening of the second quarter
Thurman punted TO Vandy's yard
line. but Curry brought it back ten
yards Two nlunges at the line failed.
and Curry's try at an aerial advance
failed. Stillwell knocked down an at
tempted punt and jim White fell over
the hal! on the forty five-yard line
buck MAYER GOES ON
LONG SPRINT FOR TOUCHDOWN
Buck Meyer here added anotr CIR
sprig TO his laurel wreath by going
around right end for Il touchdown. No
less than six tacklers hit at his piston
like LEGS. bu; the erasping fingers
slipped OF the elusive eNtremities. and
his forty -fvc-yard dash terminated
over the final chalk mark. Thurman
kicked goal while the stands thun-
dcrcd their approval. appreciation and
unalloyed JOY.
Vandy kicked to Virginia and Mayer
brought the ball back thirty yards.
Berkeley added one on the first at
tempt and Anderson got four. Van
derbilt was pcnaliZed five yards for OIL
side Bunny Berkeley recicd OFF thir-
teen yards around right end. being
brought down by Cohen. The latter
was injured. and Chester replaced HIM
ut right end. Anderson ripped left
tackle for eleven yards. and the Com
modores were penalized fifteen yards
for jumping on him Mayer was
stopped by Wiggs for slight loss. but
SDnrr and PnrkcIny ,,,ntla AZ frat ri n an, m
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SCHOLARSHIPS DEFEATED BY
HEAVYWEIGHT SAILORS
Frnnkl'n Training shin Eleven White
wash Rirh'"ond T"nm ON Nor
folk GriIiron.

No"FoLN. VA. November G.-Thc
F";,rklin T"inins ship eleven defeat.
"d the Schclastirs football team. of
hN'hm"!d. on the ST. Helena drill
Grounds this afternoon by the score of
II to q. the points the result OF five
to""hdowrS ard one goal
The sailor ro"s outweiphcd the visit
i"i" team by fiftc"n mounds to tho man
"n' il was THIS asset that WIS r.spon-
Sih'c FOR thni" v'"'orr. The SchnlaStics
NUT IN = bette" showing han the score
indicates. and at times showed nnShes
OF h"illtart forw, hut the sailors
"ci"hts could not 10 overcome For
III" Ri"hmcndcrs. MoltZ was the bright
n"ht. he time and again breaking up
to"wHrd masses. making beautiful
tackles. and contributing most of the
Scholastics' gains The hunting of
Sony also deserves favorahln mention
His long kicks mt tho ball back into
the cn"my's territory many times.
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Coneratulates Virginia
President T.. 4. Alderman,
University of Virginia,

thNTiotchNiile, va.
Please give to the student LoLy,
nnh especially 10 the football team,
nTrctionutc greeting nnd cOnSratu-
lntion from the Kichniond 4iumni
chnptcr ON Nirginia's splendid vic
tory We nrc very proud OF our
team.
\. Is. GlIGON,
President Wichm0nd Chapter, Cen
crnl Alumni Association OF the
University OF Virginia.
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YELLOW JACKETS DEFEATED
ASHLANOERS ARE HELD
SCCRELESS BY SPIDERS
RichmOnd College Players Find Rnn-
dolph- Macon Backdcih Weak.
Spiders Score FONTS.

Cirid dope was unset again >cs,cr,Iu,,
,v,,.,, ,,i.b,,,,, ,-,,. ,,,,
"
"o'ph -Macoh' 10 y. III great exhibit
ton OF the national collcgint pastime
one Of the larrcs; crowds of The sea.
. - 49,, ,J.,,.
nc ''""s go """"
Ihe score cant begin To tell tho
story of the first of the TWO annual
clashc. .,,.,.eu s,,,d.r ,a t,,
~ NV '''
'"e h'o"" street lot
with ideal weather for the con
test which put life into ho;b roam,
I'm, ann. ., a,,,,
INV" ~ ''t
~ 'he interest an" most holly CON
tested games that has ever been wit
messed hy even I'M. .ra.., .,,.ud,
annual '""''S's' ana not
"iil INC "htstl" blew OH the final
Play could it be told who wouII co,,,.
out n. H. ~ a., ; ,,
"'"'''' '"""S"
10 'le EEe Ai"i part Randolph Macon
played on the defensive.
The Yellow Iucl,,s n.d ,.l., ,hc
,.,,iIi'' ,"'hPucn S'"he! ara i"c
., ,''.'r "'t N.i'H 'h"''"S' Ewing 'ht'"
- "'"'h .' '"c Pt!ctntait coi"''h
- N"t T""'e Win Tue u"t"i-
,i, '"''' '''','I 7h'P'
''''' '''cEc WIS III Hl'hS
w va 'r. IN" WIN Ut" reno"
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an HNtN otTpINvID
COW NODOIl. kiCI\IIts ENSIhN

Thurman outpUutcd tho Naudy Rick
ers although he did not hav. as many
trials. His SpiTals we're well placed.
netting forty-nv" yards. whilc those
OF the COmmodorcs averaged thi,ly
yar"s. Then, too Thurman placed his
Kicks 80 thoy crossed the SiG.!incs
way up in Vanderbilt territory. wh!l,
the Virginia backs made substantial
gains on many OF Inc puuts sent TO
them. He failed badly in his on" Try
at goal from Held, although no, rushed
Five times hc Looted the oval across
from toUrhdowus. however
Virginia outw.iehed VANDERBILT; by
several pounds. hut the gam. was won
work The toclslime OF Vanderbilt, was
loose, while that Of the orange and
Blue was sharp and hard. Both teams
worked hard, and while injuries were
many. the play was exceedingly clean.
Vanderbilt was twice rcua!iZcd for OF
side PLAYS. and once lost ten yards TOR
jumping on Il runner after the whistle
had blown.
1T was Nandcrbilvs first defeat this
year. after running up 399 points in
six games. 1t WAS the second time that
the Virginia goal had been crossed.
against the conTuecors OF Yale and
worthy foe OF Harvard. The Crimson
h'; been unable to turn the trick
winning 10y nold goals.
For the first time this season com
petcnt judges said, the Virginia oncusc
really found Itself. Vanderbilt had
been figured ON 10 be the strongest
extensively, and Virginia the strongest
dcfcnsivcly. 1t turned out that tho
ora Gc and Blue was strongest both
ways.
TEA SIS PRACTICE WTVIi
SPECTATORS CHEERING LISrL!
Vanderbilt arrived on the field at
o:I6 clock. and the squad was given
"a rousing welcome. The Com,nohores
spread over the grid aud went through
a punt!ng and passing practice for
several minutes. Virginia appeared on
the field at 2:2G o'clock. with Captain
Coleman heading a squad OF sixty war
riors. The Vandy subs left the grid
iron. and both elevens Went through
stiff signal practice. When Allan
Thurman booted his first trial, a rip
ping roar met the performance. The
whirlnE spiral s;.cd through the clear
air for clean !ifty yards.
lie is right to-day" screamed an
enthusiastic Vi,.giuian
IL was 2:3b "'ciock to 4 dot when
Referee Barry announced that Virginia
had won the toss and would kick of
with inc tomriodor"S dcfcnGirG the
northwest goal. Two minutes Inter tho
oval went swiriin.5 down The field utidcr
the propulsion o. Mayors toe Curry
received the Kick, and ran hack five
yards Curry made five more on left
end. WigSs and Xcrfoss made il frs,
down. but the next try at tie Virginia
line was spilled. Floyd made four
yards around left end, but Harris Cole
man spilled Curry for loss.
VIRGINIA FORWARDS SMASH
THROUGH AND SPOII. PINT
Vanderbilt was forced to punt, and
the Virginia forwards splashcd through
the line, blocking the effort. Floyd re-
covered the ball for a twcnty-yard
loss. Vanderbilt tried u line back from
II punt position, getting two yards.
The next try YVES frustrated for a loss,
but Zcrfoss added three more. Then
Vanderbilt kicked. Bunny Berkeley
brought 1t back ten yards. Mayer then
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both teams several times. but only on
few occasions did they work. The
preit!cst as we'll as the longest OF
the game WAS made by W ckcr TO
k"den for twenty yards. Lancaster
could no; get his famous Hips 10 work
ing. as he was won, To 90.
Wicker, at quarter. and Roden, at
right end, showed that Ia" change to
the Spider bactficld was II wise one
for Wicker showed good =eaeralsh'p
and mixed his plays well. while Rodcn
was fast in getting down under punts.
throwing the receivers OF the pig skin
in their Tracks before the ball could
he started and downing the runners
around tho end.
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VANDERBILT LINE
CRUMBLES BEFORE
VIRGINIA ATTACK

Continued from Page /. Section -
good gains. Eddie Anderson was the
greatest second To Mayer. although
Bunny Berkeley pulled off some start
ing and Embarrassing dashcs.
virginia had - splendid Interference,
and when It's machine got under way
III" Nandy ends were powerlcsS. In
til" last half, however. Hays entered
the game and did good work In stop
ping the runs around his wing. ic
fore that tim" Wigs OF the secondary
defense. aud Curry playing :! extreme
back, were the chief stumbling blocks.
although substantial gains had been
made before they could got ~ he
runner.
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NANDY ENDS UNABLE:
fO SrOP SPEEDY BLOCKS

!; was the inability Of the first set
or ends. both in stopping the end
dashes ana to get the receiver Of the
puuia. uiat cost Vanderbilt it's severe
wai!opin&. Captain Cohen, whose skill
l., uuQuestioncd. Was not ia the bus. of
condition and was forced - leave the
san'c Oh account OF injuries. while
ADAMS was powcrlcss 10 stop NiaYcr
and berkeley. Ia was taken out. and
came back In tho las, period, when his
tackiinE was sure ana deadly.
THE Commodore line Was not com
parable 70 tho Orange aud Blue for
wards No less than four punts were
broken up Oh Mandy, although ,h.y
were lucky t. recover Eddi. Auder-
son ripped through the tackles ar ,,il
while Spar made short but consistent
gains. cody seemed 10 l.. the only
man wh" could stop anything aimed at
Him. Blown. Thurman ana Captain
Coleman had no difficulty in bursting
through tho deienscs, aud J.m Wtit"
Was generally sitting around waiting
for ,h"m on his "rl. whii. Eddie An
dcEsou mot th'm halfway on the ri.:ht
wing and carried thcm back Win we'll
directed tackles
prly three forward passes worc tried
during the game. Vanderbilt, :ailcq
on ;"o ANA Virginia Lacorled one 4
combination %: delayed pass aud aerial
iIip. Which rotiod = touchduwn Tn.
ball was PASSED to ReJk"'c. To Nay.r
u Thurman vino hurled II STRAIGHT
- Jimmie whit. ior nftc.n yards
a!t' "a toucndowu
each Of ihe teams mad" three downs
!" tEe hrst period huJ virginia made
fourteen ir tho sc. oud wnil, Vauay
i7iicd 20 land one ii tn. ;h'rd uuar-
'rr ia" CrauE. a!fi Flu, Jack, inaTr
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Franklin. Position SchoIastics.
NcC"llum left end 49,. Ransone
Henry ....... left tackle .... .Umlauf
Clements. left guard *. Rroddus
Johnson iCaptb center. Dawson
"arris. B.. right guard 80. Waidon
"il"on ..... ri"hi tackle ~ Scav
''rrts, w. "i"ht "nd. L. II. Erouse
Hn-"': A. Il. o''""i"'.r"cl; - Nrouse
NcH"!Ac. :. 80 h"liNnck Mnckcv
love. right N"lf',ack Moltz
<r"'S"" sod. f"'lha"k ........ Shofnr
SuhStitu'inn"--l!v Franklin: Price
f"r M"c"llu,". !ancaetnr 70" Henry
Norw"k fnr Clement. I<"cf"r fo~ John
500. N""dock for r.. farris simpson
Cor wilson. C"ue"r for ". Hprris
L'rri"c for ~ Harris Ernnt FOR Mcbride,
I.ai"d foI Love. Arnold for knudscn
H"frrcr---.l. RHr"v Umpire WILD.
incs"'a n--Mitchcl'. Time Of periods
l. minutes.
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iiber oesielben SEER Sohn CLIFTON
mebrere Ielegatelt 51 Ser 80. Sabres
fonpention bon Gol,ntnbeamten, mel
de om 90, 81. 1t1o %. Sftober il
|Springfielo abgebolten miro. slll
Ser linn neroen Sic @errell Irei
8rafll1rb bon Molile lllb @lm. Gref
bon Nud Sslano tbeilnebmeu.
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@opomen of 9llnerica, Ser 1pdhre1i
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trogc bon $596,350. Die n1dNte 81
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