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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
FINE BREAKS At TRAPS
GUN CLUB SEASON ENDS
WITH BLAZE OF GLORY
Starr Wins Crrushnw Cup After Rc-
mnrkable ierf"r,nancc-other
Cup Winners.

The n;it-a days shoot al the west
End Gun Club on Saturday finished tho
mos, successful year in the history Of
this club. From shooters standpoint.
the season closed ia 81 'bl.z. OF glory"
Even III" u"r- winners wer. highly
pleased. FOR uonc Of ilicn, made bad
a,orcE. and those VIII" luckily won We're
delighted, for they HAD /" do the hest
shooting they hai ever done 10 ;ahe
down tn" trophy cups.
Glass ~ men promptly faced The
traps when their squad was called. Il
Rucgcr ana William \. Hammond. lr
tying ON j. !i.,t cach. wcr" nigh men.
III the sh""t-"n At twcuty-'ivc tar
gets. l.. i,ucE"r br"k" sw.nty-I"ur aud
IIa,nmvnd III, twenty three, giving the
NowlIn silver loving cup in this class
I" l.. !iucg.r on the splendid score
II 80 out al -.
In elias. 'B." Dr. Brooiwcll won the
I.u,nsd.,i silver loving cup trophy with
49,. his four ana f"ur-tcnths added
targets pulling him by hoe crcushaw'S
u!%l;er fat sc"r. of ~. and jus; half
,h.. added large: handicap accredited TO
thu medieo, a regular hearts disease
finish.
In class &C. there was another tie
h:twccn boswell with 1914 added birds
and j. j.. Sheppard With SIS added birds
The first shoot-ofi of this tiv resulted
in :, deadlock. but IN tn. second shoot;
.I:."k ran twcntH-four ont Of twenty
i've Tat ANA walked OH WIN the
Schwarrschild cup
III class - g. l.. Moore Won wiih
an easy margin. going straight with his
handicap and selected the buchanan
silver loving cup.
When these matches We're over, The
News Leader special distance handi-
cap match was shot. TIL. News Leader
silver loving cup was won hy W. y.
Hammond Sr.. shooting from tho TWEEN
tN-yurd mark, who made the good score
~ A.. one target ahead OF William
Eucger. IT.. shooting from the ci.h-
tv"n-Yard line. who's. card "I - won
for him the silver loving cap donated
10y Jahnl5c.
The Crcnshaw silver loving cup, shot
on "a distance handicap basis. guns be-
in. held below the elbow and targets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
Down the Alleys

y number OF old bowlcrs Of this city
Willie SpillingS and crrunized n clrl,
known aS tho Richmond Social howl
cIs club. The club has been divided
int" two teams. ana will roll once u
week OIL the Palace Alloys
The rules of III. league in gencrai
are as follows
Fir1t. Rowlers absent on The night
OF the match viii count as $50. and no
charge shall be made for tn, alleys
II howicrs are absent.
Second. Tie losing sid shalt pay ju
cents II night Tor each man. and the
absent bowlrrs w II ha' e /, On, t1a;
amount /: their side oSes
Third. The tournament cnch night
shall consist OF three gsmes. and the
Sric which wins two out OF the thrce.
sam"s viii hr he winner
Fourth. Tournaments shall he held
every night until thirty-slX games
have hcen played
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Football Results

RIchmond College. is: William
and Mary. O..
IInmpdcn- sidney. IL: Randolph
Macon. q.
Virginia. u: Vanderbilt. %.
University Of North Curolinn. rs;
V. VI. l., rs.
Wn.hinrtun aud Lee. :: i:rnrriu
iicnc,iiriinc. IL; William and Mar,
Academy. IL.
Eurvnrd. ~: Cornell. u.
Princeton, :: Dartmouth. y.
:. y. T., 10; North Carolina Az
Eir>. -.
EcorEetown. 81; Albright. @.
Army. Gn, Niiimnovn. 3.
Navy, -; University of Gc0r,:in. 3.
Vale. Ri; Washington and .jerer-
son. IL.
,;pt.s%pnI High. rs; augusta, o;
iynrhhu ~.
iri>hburnc. AZ; IL. NJ. a.. Is.
Mnrst"n school. 20; stu.Nrsnnt. g.
Pittsburgh. 20: enns.ITnnin, q.
Lrhigh. -; Catholic University, :.
Se~nn~r. :; Louisiana, q.
Davidson. 80; It"anokc College. o.
Pennsylvania state. rs; Gettys-
burg College. ..
Ut.
Michigan. III syracuse. ~.
The Citadel. II; Newbcrr!. ~.
Swnrthmore. ia; ilr~inun, 3.
Columbia, %: Williams. q.
tiubnmn, -: Mississippi, q.
Tenuessc-. ~; Flnridn, q.
George Washington. 10; Johns
Hopkins. q.
carnegie Institute. ~; Thici tut
yernity, q.
ItrOwu. II; Rutgers. ..
Amherst. :; Wesleyan. 50:
IsOyvsl0iu, III; Rates. =.
\MuhlcnburH. -, BuetneII. q.
DIckfDsOn. IL; franklin and Mar
shall. 4.
itOston College. -: Trinit!. :.
Georgetown. ~; t:nrIhnm. q.
+uburm. 4; Mississippi 3. ~ VI. ..
WOford. ~: Guiif0rG. q.
University Of ChnttnnUoSa, -;
Emory and Henry. q.
New York University. ~; Union, o.
Maine. q; Colby, u.
ENmOre, 30, Princeton Frrsh-
men o.
ynic Freshmen. 10, Pennsylvania
Freedmen. o.
Mnssnrhu,cttS tEgir~. .: wor-
ccsycr, q.
M"hIr"" tEgic.. 30, North Dn-
kOtR. O.
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PRICE, FIVE CENTS
CURRY AGAIN DASHES
DESIRE OF VIRGINIA
His Great Runs and Goal Kicks With Codys Field Goals
Vanquish Orange and Bue-Sparr Makes Only
Virginia Score After Lengthy Run
!py .AssecLat.d Dress


NASHVILLE. TENN, October aS.--
Captain Rabbit Curry, whose scnsa-
:i"nal open-tield running last year pre-
vented Vanderbilt from being shut out
by Virginia. again dashed the hopes OF b
tue Orange and Blue to-day when by
great runs he put the Commodores i'm
the way Of Il 2I-to-6 victory over the
old Dominion eleven. Curry, besides
'n.kins runs of siSty-one. forty and
eleven yards. kicked three goals and
participated in {" forward pass that
hetted twcnty-iive yards
curry was aided greatly by the ac-
curatc drop-kickiug OF Cody. who twice
in the second period sent the ball be-
tween Nirginias goat posts One OF
inc kicks was from the twcnty-yari
line and the other from tho twenty-liye-
yard line.
Floyd scored the first touchdown tor
Vanderbilt in the opening period wher
he plunged through tackle after Curry
had raced forty yards through the Vir-
Sinia team. Curry then Kicked an eas.
goal.
Virginia camc back strong. wacep
Nhisht returned punr forty yards
and SPAR added ,hirty-tive more
around end. bringing the ball to Van
dy'* iivc-yard lue. Hero Tho Wander
oii. team was pcnaitzcd twi-. for OF
Sidc play. and after five successful
plunyeS a; the line. Sparr rommcd
! through tackle for :, touchdown This
was NirEiniNS only score. and from
! then OH they were mainly on the de-
fensivc.
Vanderbilt added six points in The
second period. forward pass. Curry
TO Cohen. Noted them twentv-fy.
yards. then Virginia held. cd. drop.
ped back TO tile twenty iive-yurd line.
from where he drop-k licked an easy
goal. -Four minutes later lie repeater
IL from the twcnty-yard line.
Ward opened the third period hy
bo"t!ng across Nandorbilts goal line
me ball was Put in play on Wander
hiit.s twenty-yard line aud Curry then.
made a Spectacular run of aix,y-on,1
snins through tho Virginia team. Wa
Ecnknight stopped him with Il crca,
'acklc. Floyd then skirtad virginia's
riEht end for forty yards and his sec.
"nd touchdown. Curry kicked n ron,
Curry sGuirmed elevcn yards through
tarfl" for Nanderbilts final touchdown.
an" then kicked goal. I'll. linc-up:
iiI",n"r'"t' Position. Nirt;inia
Wilii;nin* qua ,ioi,.rSsi,
Gaimrn9 fen ',,,, -, chrsl,iia,i
i..Il;;ss.mb..:.tst ta1is ft rhuWy,n arJ
Curry. ;unrh. mI Darwn
z al2T,a ri i:s, h ns!C ny,4el
haE'.''''..''..-.. hacl;. SPAR.
y sSG,% r. per'o'l.; u''"'n' l..
Si haSh"''t ..: ............... -:
snG.n,;,r i!-isr%a.. barry ,t%.r,,c,o, "s
WfiF,as Mn iala i '@,ss '', GesMsi
vand:rGsit' scor iinS = n,r"s II MINUTES
err f,r ,;Yas from nsli ""ov ~ !S!'t co al
Ing: r"u n"ShnInSw,'-.urry 90 N!rgnia SeSy
1o %SGf''i la.I, ,or tor
M Mi: for Msy Tia :s f for nsr.
solving " fGr SS,,, for Wasgnknsh,. yin
tiooSh To- stsws, c @y@rt :d for wS MsI'aS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
JOHNNY AITKIN SMASHES
EVERY SPEEDING RECORD
W.. hnr'>n.:s Cur ut Shccpshcm,l
'uN- Niie-ah-iI"ur clip From
large Competing EicLI

MEM YORK October oSJo,r,,
records records i IN the s raso ,e car snqshel nil
CUP nj Sheopshend bay to-day Inv Gov
ring 10" miles in 5G.:a7 seconds ovcr.
aging los miles an hour. Incidentai
i ~; , rsi n., Meiemted Geld or twenty
is"d f"r the championship from n,ri'
h"sta. his chief rival for racinr lion
frank Calvin. in Premier car ms.
'"nishcd The crowd by finishing in sec.
nv pace IN - minutes and a. srr
.l:"s' only eight seconds behind The
:, Wiiir"N. IN smother p@uso,. finished.
ihird Ill - minutes 10 seconds, Hen.
Herson. In MAXWELL. was fourth in
3".l4. and before. in Il Dusenbert- was
nth i'll ha.2s. o. w.
EeSta; who was favorite with The
crowd led FOR the greater part OF ito
l lac; up TO the si%ty-milr mark. when
ne had tire trouble. He had TO with
draw four miles further on when ne
oroko tbs: crhnkShaft OF his car AZ
thai. Heftn won something like 81 500
defeat. "
The real race Of The day was be
,W"en Aitken ana i;asta who drove
aging better than io3 niles an hour
Tor more than fifty milcs, when both
met with tire trouble. Then came the
neStl accident. which nut him out OF
the running.
only handful Of spectators occu
pied III" hug" grand stand despite per-
luci weather conditions.
Outside OF the Hardness Gun rnct
there We're eleven starters in n fiftv-
miic special race for nonprize winners
IN the uHiu event
This was won Ny payianc who ,jre,,-,
Harry II"rkneSSS car To victory in ~
minutes and ~ seconds averaging l04
mites nn hour, Milton in a pusenberg
third. :tmd Charles j. Doliu, in ;,nothc
busenherG, WAS fourth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
YALE SECURES REVENGE
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON
ELEVEN TR0UNCED AT LAST
Team that VIII Oppose W. IL T.. Here
Hrntrn so Ia I4-fOrNnrd PASSES
l'In! Conspicuous Part.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Octoocr rs
Yale t"-daX avenged itself handsomely
and Jefferson IN any. "f its three an
nuai 'gridirou meetings. The Ellis
hnmhlrh III" trnnsy iyania eleven.
81 to IL in - game featured by bril-
Liant Vale hamucrIns ana cnd-rInm:ns.
and ~ persistent, although frequently.
insnmrletr. rassiny by Iii" visitors:
Tie visiting; rUSh-iinr WAS unable to
stem tho Tide Five times the Yale
bucks went over the Washington and
jefferson gonl line, anq once Iiarry
rerf"g.Eer, lifted ucld goal. Thre"
times Charley Coinerford kicked goal
following tourhdowns. accounting for
Twicr ..vd AtcCrcisht, ne alI-round
Washing sud Jefferson star, went
ncr"sa the N.ic goal line, registering
The Wa.hinston aud Jefferson backs
We're unable 70 gain consistently. Dur
in" the entire Afternoon not q first
forward bass was. played by the visl-
tors a their only trump card. and
twice they displayed a brilliant series
OF consistent gains.
cievcr inonicuinti"u of the forward
pass game. and they .scarcd scoring
- thiri 'tni" only by t,vo scant yards
when Nnss. after receiving ono OF Ne
crciGhi's brilliant forward passes. Was
run out 81 bounds ~ the Very portal
Of tn, Yale goal line ana injured So
field. ru)iy 5000 persons saw tho
game. Including tn" Second Connecticut
regiment. which has ius. rctnrnoi
from the MvXirtn h6rdor. Tie linc.up
vale Position W ~ 7
t;nt,s .. loft end ..... Witir.itili
TAFT ...... +. .l-it tackle. ......... Henry
Bac: ....... 4. . left guIr,! Wini,-rlcI
ilmtcii,gs"u.. Ucntcr ......,,..,. en- !,
Gait. ...... right guard. .......D Drew
ISntnridS". .riEht tackle ....... Carroll
c0mcrtord ....... right end TIRE iac II
Smith ....... -. .uu;,rtar back ....... SiubI,S
CAREY ..... left half bucl ....... hubble
L"EU"c ..,... right nnif baci. ......... Hale
iH"uuCS fhlf back Mci'reln h [
Subs;ii'Iti"ns: Washinetun and Jefferson.
Wint.mA for Wi:kcrFii"m NnsS, f"T, IlAl":
Gates FOR I"ncrford. I.o.ochc for Smith.
Fox Tor BH,iridGc. Lynch for church: Zen
ner for Black.
Sniu,nury TouchdoNy ns---Curcy tgi In-
gore. Neville McCreiyht (.l. Goats from,
toucha"wns---Co meriord t3,, McCreight CO.
Goal from h.id -leGorc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
YELLOW JACKET TENNIS
PLAYERS EASILY BEATEN
Trinity Representatives Outctn>s Run-
iUiDh- Macon Ia Both Singles aud
Doubles.
lSpec!Ml 10 The Times- pisnatch.

ISp"c!Ml 20 The Timcs- DiSpntch.
TRINITY COLLEGE, October Is
Tho Trinity tennis team easily de-
fcatcd Randolph Macon in both doubles
and singles on the local courts yester-
day afternoon. Young ana Larkin tor
Trinity. completely outclassoti the RAN
dolph Macon pair and Were never in
danger ut any period OF the match
Ky cons istent teamwork and the ter
r!hc serving OF Young. Trinity took
the lifSt set 6-f Newman and Swift
for Randolph- Macon. We're lost before
the smashing attack and superior net
work OF Trinity. The next SGT came
even easier than the lrst. Trinity taxi
ing this, 6-i.
IN singles. Young. found Newman
rather easy. He took the 'nrst set, 6-1
ny keeping his opponcnt in the back
court. Although Newman won the
first game Of tho second set. he was
unable 10 take another game after this.
and lost till. SGT. I'll. Larkin played
AN unusually steady game, and won
from Swift IN two straight love sets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
ROtNUkE: COI.i.EGE BEATEN
FOR FIRST TIME Al HOME.
fBv Aasoci,lted Press.

Nv N!'S0rlhtrH Pr"SS.
ROANOKE. w., October aS.--Numrr-
ouS fUmrlcs aud - line that was broken
almost ~ viii. lost the game for eoi-
noke College here to-day 10 Davidson,
=" IL U. only once was Davidso!,'S goal
really III danger Il was the first time
that the tennis or the colleges had met,
and tic :i:st game Roanoke College has
,.Nrr lnsl morn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
OLII.HANT' DOES MOST IN
DEFEATING VII.LANONA

WEST POINT, s. y, October eS.--
The Army buried Nillanova. CO. 10 Z,
to-day. O,iphant scored six touch
downs and kicked nine goals for n total
or forty-hvc points. Tie skirted the
ends. smashed through ccntor and
hurled the forward pass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

EPISCOPAL HIGH WINS
Augusta Miiitnr, .Arndrm! shut out i"
Glenn and IInrd-F"UGht Game.
ltuItos' Work u Feature.

ISVCcIaI 70 TT TIiHcS- DlSphlVN.I
ALEXANDRIA, October oS.---Augusta
Military Acadcmy's football team went
down in defeat here this afternoon be.
fore the terrible rushing OF Episcopal
High School and. when the rcfcrce's
whistle ended the melee, the score stood
i3 10 in favor OF the AieNaudrin team.
The game was clean and hard fought
throughout with neither team having
q decidSd advantage. Tic work OF
Raltos, for Augusta, was OF the high
est order, while Dunn WAS the star for
the EpIScOpalioms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
YELLOW JACKETS LOSE
TO TIGERS; SCORE IA TO 6
neutrality-suspicious. Boys Fight for Every
Yard i'm Championship Ganic
nj llampd"n-Sidnry.
roucnDowN IN THIRD PERIOD
Ball Carried Over by Use Of End
Runs and Forward i'asscs-rrs-
bytcrians Win With Straight l'u, {.
bail and "Ccnter Bucks"

lAMrDEN SIDNEi. NA.. october -
With III. Eundoipi.- Macon Yellow
Jackets fighting for ever. yard. the
lln,npdcn Sdmcy Tiger. Won out this
afternoon ny til. score Of /; % T.
Their ;oucid"wns were mad. in ri.
fret and fourth periods. and wcrc the
result: OF straight football on tackles"
ana center bucks Randolph Macon
gained her touchdown IN the ,h!rd
rerioi, ~ the use Of end runs ana coi
ward passes.
The contes, was on with Tho Yei-
los jackets Aicl:ing 20 the Tigers.
Captain Thurman ran tic ball wei;
back, ana then began 10 drive his back
h"id pellineli through his opponents;
line. In ave minutes Huddie had hurl-
cd himself across FOR the mrs; score.
Porter made i, one more by kicklnr
goal.
In ia" second quarter. Hampton Sid
ncy Was held on the ,wcnty-ytrd l!na
and Nnrv"y Was called on FOR 4 dror
Tn" goa! was narrowly missed. Then
Randolph Macon tool; ih. leather. :,nG
hft"ei -!aT'' rrna!tr. advanced for the
hrst tim" /" i"w yards into Tiger terri
tory. IT, half ended with tn. hall
about inid'l.!d.
Ia the inird period. liampdcn Sidu.,
kicked OF 10 Randolph Macon. and at
to- carrying me bail for :, good dis
"'itc" into her crpoii.ut's aeld. Was
forced To pant. Again IN. Tigers be-
Kan 10 romr through the lighter lin.
hut tumble l"st lhcm possession a.
me bail Then Captain cngbiIl began
|" rec! oil MS forward passes. and oc-
casiona!iy "m fu},r forrnHtion 10 send
MS fuil haok through TIA. line With
IL ten yards al til" goal. ANA. iin,iine, a
: one wall Ia the rr-r line. the pIucIi,.
attic Yellow Jackets captain called
To- ais Iny"r!t. play. aud l'ul Eucl:
ka1hoiph shot a pass 20 him across
the coveted i!ic. Tn. "oni was missed.
Iia'npdcn sidney Received thu. wick
bur soon lost Tia" halT Passes ana cLd
r;Ls pat the Jackets within Zen yards
% The s"ai, but the ball wen, 10 thu
M Il"st. PASS. !iiddi.. CRISP ana
Warren plugged suuc.ssivcly at the
me. and "!sc!! the !as, quarter started
tAc bail "as not IL: IRON Enndoiph-
Nac"n's portion OF Ia" grdiron
straight attacks gradually pushed barlS
Ia" game Ashland bp%s, ana once inor.
Huddls drov- through IoI a t"uchdown
Thurman kicked goal
Ra3doiph- Macon RECEIVED the l.iv,,
on and was held Tor downs soo, al
terwards. punt was high anu short
and Tell into bunch az players. iIud-
die pounced on Tic oval. With Just .,
lew minutes 10 play. iINmp,ivn Sid:.ey
started on :. forty yard drive Tor !.
third touchdown. i:undolrh- Macon
fought harder thnn ever Tie whistle
put =" END 20 H. with ;hv bal! two
yards from the goal.
liu"dl" starred / or IT,mpdcn Sidney.
"itA Crisp. Adams. Allen and Lyle
close seconds Cogb.il and iaudoiph
played brilliantly Tor tia. losers The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
VIRGINIA TECHS WIN
HAND|LY FROM ACGIEs
Carolina n. II VI. Ontcia>>cd and
Opponents Pile Up IO-to-0 Score
Without Trouble.
HODEN PLAYS MOST or GAME
Lancaster Sent In During Last Quar-
ter and Makes ;O-Ynrl Pass for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fail to Make
Single First Down.

NORFOLK. VA, October oy.---The
Virginia Polytechnic Institute eleven
clearly cutclasscd North carolina
tcrnovns game. winning by the score
Of 20 to o. The Techs kept the ball
IN Carctira's territory throughout tho
four quarters. their opponents failing
20 score a single first dowr. Reed,
Gardner and Young. were the stars
ri the game, pulling OIL clever plays
for the victors. Lancaster. who went
INTO the game in the final quarter.
negotiated Il successful th!rty-yard
forward pass to Gregory for u touch
down.
The game WAS Won by tho larmes t
score in the HISTORY OF the six years
Of lntcrtean, clashes between the two
cievcns. and before 5000 people. Not
Il single urst down wor. the AEgics
able to make. something like Il record
In their games with the Techs V.
y. J. registered sixteen ;irst downs,
ana suffered the loss q: ninety yards
on penalties 10 twenty FOX the ASgies.
Ill rushing tho bali from scrinmaEe,
the Techs registered go ya.ds To the
Acsics' eighty.
Nelson outlistanccd Hice ana Nc
Ia the punt, the Tech line held nrin.
and the Tech bankers were deadly In
their TICKLING. as til: absence NJ first
downs for tho Agssi"S shows. .,ut the
most Important Fundamental in which
The Techs outclasscd their opponents
waa in clean handling OF the ball. tor
the down. IlomerS committed tumble
after tumble in their own territory
and successive Poly backs soon con
vertcd these faultS into points
In tie final period. the Techs scored
three t"uchaowns, even II their coucl
was using second and third -striuy
substitutes. While the .\Sge reserve
proved uucquai 10 Tho task or stem
ming III. attack
Van Brocklin. ihe red headed star
OF former years for the Angles. WIS
used more than half the time IN the
Carolina attack, hut was not able to
pierce the Tech line or circle the Nir-
eiuia TANKS. lie got away for L thirty
i;vc-yard run on receiving: Il kickoff
in the fourth period. tIe did yeomai
work on tho defensive. but could not
stem the rising tide siurlehnNded,
v,,r Iiun-tIr,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
GENERALS TIE TECHS
ALL SCORES MADE DURING
FIRST MINUTES OF FkACAS
Nonnw. Brthri amt Adams Aid Nir-
siniur~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Score
on Forward PR>s--scOrc fO
" A,-S..clh tod I,rnss

NIi.ANTA. CA. October 2S.--In u
gam" filled with thrills from start to
finish. the Washington nnd Lee and
Georgia Teen football teams PLAYED 4
Z" , sic here to-day. MI the scoring
was don. ~ the first ;sn minutes. al
though desperate cirorts were made by
Doth .!cvens I" count again.
Captain -r"ul,&. Eethcl and A,inns. OF
the Generals. ANA S;ruppcr. OF Tocl!.
We're ine :ndiv:,iuai stars. Young paved
III" way for the Generals touchdown
by retuIn.,,: punt 70 Techs thirty.
gard l.n" ana III two more plays
placed tho bali on the thirty-yard line.
where Adams in three plays carried It
ovcr, Young kicked the goal.
St"urpcr did most OF thc work oil get
;iur the hall IN position for his cor-
ward i,ass across ,he goa! line to Bcll.
Treas kicked goal. Washington and
Lee Threatened to score throughout the
second period, but after that was on
tnc De icnsiy" most Of the time. Gull,
of Tech. missed a Geld goal by inches,
while Captain Young attempted TO
PLAY" kick which went wide.
" ", H. I. LII snd .punw 9; +:
ir%an ... LIT Eaari Alex" 5SSr
RICH, Carp. 'ci
t-;h-l ............ right cil ............... He'll
!t"sl"y. ........ puar'er back ........ Morrison
lnuHC.....-.... !c;t half back Struppcr
S6anl~.. right hwlt back Johnston
S"rr"l.. ...-...... fuli hhc.l ............ Glover
Score 10y periods:
Washington ana Observation-Disclosures. o o.
' nSiSfe Mr,a ns Miciinn,; u,n G-.
;Ii,ouneT u.:"syivani',); Held Judge. Phil.
lips tSowan"ct: head lin"sglan. Hamilton
(Nand-rbltl. Time Of periods. IL minutes
each. Washington and Ice scoring: Touch
IuwnS-Ad"lns. Goal from touchdown
Young. Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdowns
1911. COIL from observation-disclosures. Sub
Stitnif1US. Washington AMI l...e--t;ra ham Ior
Hrth"'' 80 Tor S!rrels. B1th~i fur Grl-
l,,n, S"rr"is for Paxton. CROMWELL ru-
Adams. Ai"'.rs Tor Johuson. Georgia Tech
Urea. for Alexander, Hill FOR Johnston, Gall,
fOf tln...r r. EiMc her tor Ling.
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CLOSE SHAVE FOR CADETS
TOUCHDOWN NEAR CLOSE
PREVENTS. LOST CONTEST
Fake F"rinnti ions ALLOW, keller ,o Sc.rr
vice TOR brnrdictinr Against
Hcat! ". ~ VI. <,udcmN
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SI'"ci't! /" III" Times Dispatch
WILL AMSitKH. October 2>.--BcI!.-
di"iiIc Military tnil"a.. sent "a s,iu!d a.:
gridir"n Warriors here today to 80
battle with ihv lrca! .Icade.,iy team
and The best ,h:tt thc Richnon.Iers
could d" WAS {" tie The score 1T l. all.
long run by Keller. OF the visitors.
coming III the last few minutes q! play
saved the day for them.
Ecncdiciinr was the i!rSt l.. score.
.tnd showed Keller over tho line IN the
first few minutes of play on 4 fax
formation. I'll" local tenn scored its
first touchdown in the second. when il
sent Wciscrt over hc Cadets goal az
IL. series al line planccS
'!hc locals ""rc considerable h-;tN-
i"r than the visitors, ana. finding that
The iichinond line was much tighter
thaH their own. kept hammcrinS away
until Wcikert scored the second touch
down il the last quarter.
III" Richmond team took brace
after this second touchdown Of the To-
Gals and managed Ia hold them during
tn. remainder of the game, Keller.
who madc til" tirst touchdown Cor the
Cadets. vas sent across the line on in-
other iak. formation in Ike last few
minutes Of play, aud the game cmde"
in tie.
Followir:; is Tie lineup ~ til"
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HIS. Position TN
Gillespie gl.l.t .,nd \in.r
AdaIs........ rich tackle ,I,i,I,,.. N
N!!"n....-...... right guard ......... M.rbcrc
Lyle. ccEt"T
Moshcad. Jog; guard ............A t"ri"n
t,"EieT'-.-....... AcIt tHCisr .,'vpi.y
u. "trren....,... Lott cI.l ..........C hriS,iau
THurman quarter bach ........ CoSb;ll
t.ait.) ics,.i
iinrvcy. right hair bach ......... ycutr
Iluddie. .........lcf, hGif back Waters
trtSp.......,....... fun back .Earjo.ph
si'nTiarl: Sutsti,u,ions-p.r Tor Hair
v"r. 1irs ham Tor Parrish, Warren tor Ora
ham. H.!2ig for PnGtrr scott Tor idainr
S.oo!shE Tor ,;iil"srie Wilson for Whrr"n
iailuora !or Wilson. t;Jodricn TOR Ioulsby
f"chi"wrs -liuddc go. 'oshiil. ,;nalS
from tnnchdowns- Porter. rhurman Ncf-
cree. Morris, Davidson. Umpire Robertson,
davidson. Head lin"snIan-'urry. Davidson
Time OF uuart"rs--l5 minutes.
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