The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-24
OHIO STATE j. MOURAS
CHIC" RARLEY'S Loss

Especial TO The Richmond Nirslnlau.}
Colum bus. Ohio. NoY. 23.--With
the passing of Captain Chic tlar-
ley, Ohio states brilliant leader, from
the ranks OF intercollegiate football,
other Western conference schools VIII
heave huge signs of relief since he
first trod conference paths in 1875
Harley has spread terror far and
wide in Big Ten ranks. No star OF
recent years has flashed so bril-
nantiy across the Big Ten horizon.
In his three years OF competition
at Ohio state. Harley participated in
twenty games. not including that u
this week. In the twenty games Har-
ley has scored l4t points-althoug6
in two contests Ire failed to make a
single point
Four engagements Of major i'm
portance In his three years OF COM
petition--he won almost single
handed. and in the others he has boon
Coach Wilce's right bower. In 1915
his first year Of varsity competition he
raced across Illinois goal line in tire
last minute Of play on muddy field.
y few seconds later he calmly
changed his shoes and then booted
the goal from touchdown that gave
the Buckeys a one point margin over
the lihni.
4 little later that same fail he raced
eighty yards through the entire Wis
consin team for touchdown. and
I later in the game made another open
field run that brought the second
touchdown. After both counters he
made sure Of the Ohio victory Ivy
kicking goal giving the Buckeyes an
other one-point edge over, Il bitt2r
foe. The score was 1913.
Defeated Indiana In 1917.
In 1917 against Indiana the Ohio
star registered all of the Scarlet and
Gray points against Indiana in a con-
test which at that time meant much
To the eleven. Twenty six points,
gathered from four touchdowns and
TWO goals from touchdowns. Mean
while Indiana tailed Il single goal
from the field That game marked
the high point in Harley's individ-
dual scoring, Against Wisconsin last
week Harley booted all of Ohio's
! Ysoimss from gfse iacia while the fss4Jf-
gers were unable TO break through
Ohio defense sufficiently to make any
counters.
In his initial game chic" failed to
count. Director Wilce was undoubted-
~ saving him for more important
tasks, OHIO Wesleyan was the OPP
ponent. Against Oberlin week
later he made few points. although
the Consregationalists were SO weak
/ that Harley wasn't needed. One hum
drcd and twenty eight points were
rolled up by the Buckeyes. The fol-
lowing game saw Harley rise to the
occasion by scoring all of the points
against Illinois as indicated above.
The next week he repeated against
Wisconsin.
When Indiana proved easy the fol-
! lowing week Harley was yanked from
the contest after he had made several
| long runs. When Case was defeated
a week later Harley made nine of
! the twenty eight points. He was SUI
| preme against Northwestern in the
| homecoming game here scoring
That game clinchcd his place on
Walter Camps alI-American He
made runs OF sixty three and seven
, teen yards for touchdowns
| In 1917, Harley made one point
| against Case: twenty-one against Ohio
Wesleyan; three against Northwest
ern. one against Denison: twenty
/, six against Indian; four against Wis
consin, and seten against Illinois To
close the season. This fall he has
! turned in points against Ohio state
/ foes as follows: Ohio Wesleyan. 13.
Cincinnati. II; Kentucky. Is; Michi-
gan G. Purdue. I. and Wisconsin, g.
| Ohio state scored 25S points
against opperents in 1916. of which
/ Harley counted fifty-nine A year
| later the Buckeyes tallied 1913 points
of which Harley was good for fifty
| eight, SO far this fall the Orleans
have made 100 points of which Har-
I ley is credited with sixty nine Al,
| told he has made 1871 points.