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VANDERBILT LOSES TO
AUBURN BY 56 TO s

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Oct. ca
Charging low. tearing the lighter
Commodore line To pieces. the Plains :
men literally swampcd their ancient
rivals here this afternoon. 30 TO 6.
giving Vanderbilt one Of It's worst de-
ieats III many years.
Ed Stirling, the tearing full back
OF the Tigers. stands ont as the
brightest star % the game Running
with the ball time after time, doing
more than his share OF the work,
Sh!rl!ng gained consistently. Find
ing holes through center and both
tackles. the Auburn full back tore on
substantial gains ranging from i've 20
twenty yards. He made four OF the
Tigers eight touchdowns.
In the first period. Auburn dis
played its powcr.ui attack. driving
Vanderbilt steadily back and forcing
across Il touchdown. tumble within
Nandy'S iiftecn-yard line prevented
the Tigers from scoring twice in this
period.
Continuing their terrific driving
attaci. Auburn scored at least two
tOuchdownS in each Of the remaining
three periods. Long runs by Howard!
ana powerful line plunges by Stirling
Melted first down after first down
Vanderbilt was unable to gain much
through the line, but in the second
period Berryhili scoopcd up tumble
and ran forty-fve yards before being
downed. this, followed by twenty
ilve-yard' forward pass: ncttcd Van
dcrbilt its only score of the game.
Auburn made twcnty-three first
downs. while Vanderbilt was able to
make only one.
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PRINCETON DOWNS THE
NAVY TEAM BY 14TO O

PRlNCEToN. n. J.. Oct. cs.-Rrl-
liant runs from kick formation bv
non i.ourls, of Peru. H.. and Frani,
Murray, OF Nashville. Tenn, were tho
n 'ian factors today in the Princeton
~ the start of the second peri,i
irinceion advanced the bali from It's
own tWcnty-yard line whcr. IL hal
nclu !he, Navy for downs and then
me myers crossed the last white line
IN -FOUR plays, two of which were for
ward passes. 1t WAS a sustained 'hit
%" or tackle for twenty-five yards
q i"rwar1 pass from Lourie TO Davis
;;tuu'n thir'y yarGs. and another
Ha an Nays fifteen yard line.
On ne next play I.ourie was back
on each OF the three preceding nln,s
Nrteiv!ne the bali on his twenty
liNt-Eard line he made hlufr
,nrow another forward pass. bur IN.
S'"itt h-irt"h tho Navy's right win
Tor u touchdown @
T. defensive game mostly and Int he
navy Try it's offcnse in vain until
tnt fourth period. when Murror srh
StItuiinS for iouric outdia tho rn,-,,
i't ilartcrhack in execution OF fha
,iIipie play. Murray had just received
M, ~. D." oi1h nuHt AZ his own twenty
Earh Inc. lie went back in kicl;
formation OH the first line IN, RI.
criVinS the ban ut his ten-yard lin.
on the pass from center, ho ran
ninety yards for n touchdown. skirt
ing the Nays left end. making a
niuit 10 cut in at tackle. but CON
and then reversing his fia,J md dd nslg..
IN: through the last OF In. Nuv,:s
secondary defense
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WITT, OF RICHMOND, HELPS
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DEFEAT RUTGERS, 7 TO o

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j, Oct. %
With Rhinchardt playing the major
role. the University OF Virginia de-
feated the Rutgers eleven by the
score OF To o here this afternoon
in the final home game OF the sea :
son. The weather was ideal and q
crowd OF 5000. the largest this sea-
son, among which there were nearly
800 Virginians. looked or.
The only score came In the sec
ond quarter when Will, who pre-
vious TO this time had been success
iul with the aerial game. heaved the
ball to Rhinchardt on the thirty-nve-
yard line. From there he raced for
touchdown. Hall kicked the goal.
in the opening period the Vir-
ginians worked the ball down 10 the
iifteen-ycard line as result, of
Rhinehardts running and Wits for
ward passing. Here the aerial game
failed and Rutgers finally inter-
cepted one OF her opponents forward
passes. Rutgers in the third quar-
Ter recovered n tumble on Virginia's
hfteen-yard line. but lost the ball
on downs. This was the nearest the
home team came to scoring.
The lineup:
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

c !aslsson ,o hi osaa o. College O.
Cornell, ~: Colgate. c.
Syracuse, 10; Dartmouth. o
PIN. 10; Georgia Tech. 3.
carnegie Tech. q; University Of
Army. %; Tufts. 6,
&sSaasi"i h: w 2s.s T Fa!s.,. 10 ..
unlversi,y Of Alabama. 80: How
staun,op Military Academy. 81;
Gettysburg. 20; Albright. 10.
Wash!ngton. and Jefferson. ii: Lc-
Dickinson. urxinus. a.
Georgetown. 20: Fordham. II.
Franklin and Marshall. Il; Roches-
hamilton. u; New York L.. 10.
Brown. "a; Springfield. 0.
WW.ees,ieyan. 10; Columbia. o.
Penn state. i0s; Lebanon valley, Z.
Muhlenhurg. o: Buckncll. SO
Johns Hopkins, o; Swar,hmore, A..
Butler, l3; Ea' lham. ..
Noire Dame, IS: Valparaiso. &
Georgia. %; osie,horpe. 3.
College. z.
Tho citadel. 10: worord. 0.
limos. I: s Mishixa and q. Henry o.
louisiana. .. Mississippi. r. & 81,
Tulane. 81: Mississippi. 0.
southern Methodist University, O.:
Arkansas. 6.
Georgetown. 3; Kentucky Wesley
University OF Ken,ucy. 6; sewa-
s,1 Third d, Division r. Camp Pike. 81;
Elce, lS; southwestern, 0.
University Arknucac = Nathni...
University, 0.
!, University of Florida, Il; suther-
Floridn. 10: Southern College, o.
ohio Wesleyan, IL; Western Re-
Case. - Akron. o.
wooster, 10: Obcrlin, O.
Raidw In Wallace. IS; Hiram. s.
Heidelberg. "a; Ohio Northern. 2
lafayette. 81; Catholic Univer-
81. Johns. 10: Pennsylvania Mill
tary College. z.
Gnliaudet. 2s: Yves, Maryland. o.
iinverford. IA: Delaware, o.
Wabash. 30; Rose Poly Technic, O
c.. Lynchburg College, o; Hampton
uniyersity OF Chattanooga, 20; Mer-
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Substitutes: MISREPRESENTATION for
Eckhardt: Daislcy for k!ngman:
Lcntz for Augustine: Beusless for
Maioney. Observation-Disclosures for Rus
sci; Mcconnell for Ray. Touch
do"ns-Rhinchardt. Coal from touch
Iown--liall Observation-Disclosures. George
beavers. West Point.): umpire. A.
a. Farr!er .'Dartmouth): head lines
man, l.. j. Madden, tYale.)
Score by periods:
Virginia OF o o.
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GENERALS WIN EASILY
OVER ROANOKE COLLEGE
CoGhill, Sinclair and Lcakc Prove
Outstanding Stars Of
Game

iS2cciai TO The Times DisDa,ch
LtNiHGTcN. VA, Oct 23.--fircalI
'ng through their opponents line al
most At WILL the Generals ran nm
seven tonchdowns against Roanoke
college here today, winning ~ to :
The visitors lone score came whom
Norman picked up tho ball after the
Generals' center had passed 1t over
fuckers head and ran ninety wards
Tor u touchdown
Washington and Lee never failed
TO make first down cXccp, when two
Fomoi"s we're recovered by the yisi
TORS and once when forward pass
was Intercepted. Roanoke Coilcr
was unable to make the required ton
, a single time aud Gray's
hn XII wer. often returned by Cog
straight football was tho order of
me day. With the Generals backs
and around the ends. \ few Forward
passes were tried and senaraIiv
p pre-, spccesstui. Cogbin Sinclair
s a,,u i:s'kf Were the outstanding
t-up, with Gray. Mriss and Pot
yer playing good ball for Tn" visitors.
oach katicry used a large num-
ytS OF substitutes during the game.
Lineup: h'e'
Roanoke Col. Positions w. and l..
=. 'h''V ..... ...lrft end I.enkc
fptter ....... LEFT tackle Moore
Suliiyan .ieft guard. Patterson
iiaWk!hH 500. center Henderson
s,,oFn'n right GUARD. Harrow
N"esc. .'',.. right tackle. .Dockery
Marnan. right end. netn,ion
LaiawtN. quarter back " CoEbiil
cak,y ... left half back. Nation
,;rny. right half beck Tucker
filtc .:....... .fullback Sitvcrton
\, i9nchdmwns--N and L.: Siivorton.
Mn'toX. Tuc;cr. t'oabiil Co. Sinclair
touchdown: Silver;on. 3: sinclair
.; Moore, Gray. Roam
@ks; Griffin for Oakley for Griffin.
CARTS for Norman, Fray for Caid,
Well Cicero for Oakley, Martin for
gray, Gray for Potter. W. and l..
cameron Tor S!ivers,.in. sinclair Tor
MattpS, Arbpgast for Hcrndon. Vo:.Ir
toc Moore. i'rew for CogbiN. 'r.rrv
!3r Patterson. Bem!s for Arboc;isf
rhomas FOR l.cake. Patterson for Tar.
~, Terry for Henderson, Hail far
SinClair TMlMiler for C,nmnrn. -N'
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v.P. |. LOSES TO HEAVY
MARYLAND TEAM, I TO 0
with Five Regulars Missing, Poly
Held tictors to Three Score
less Periods,
Especial to Thc T!mes-D!spa;ch.l

Especial TO the Times D!spatch.l
BLAcESHrRG. VA. Oct. 23-Uni-
vers.ty OF Maryland defeated Virginia
Poly here today. : 10 o. before a ca
pac!ty crowd. The game was by far
the fastest and most exciting battle
ever staged on Miles Field
The Techs win five regulars out
OF the same played wonder ball and
held the heav: Maryland eleven score
less for three periods. Lybrook, the
Teen quarter back, did marvellous
putting and his ends and backs were
down the ned and on the runner with
every kick.
only once did the visitors run back
punt and this was for only fifteen
yards. sammy Schac:cr. playing at
half back for Tech, outran HIS ends
today ana h!e line smashing was high
class. Tech carried the bail 10 Mary
lands n!ne yards line in the second
period; AZ the stage Tech tried field
kick, bu; the bail went wild. Again
in the fourth period Tech kicked and
I. i. T!lson recovered the ball
Successive !iHe rushes by Shcerretz.
Maryland'a lfteen-yard strip. but
Maryland held and The ball went over.
The game was u tIunting duet be-
tween Lynrook and Mackert for three
other carrying the ball into the dan
ser zone. where they held and
punted
Near the close OF the third Quarter
Maryland worked u long forward pass.
which carried the bal! TO Techs six
teen yard line, and the quarter ended
Al this point. Successive line bucks
~ the opening of the fourth period
gave the visitors their long score
Markert puncturinE the Tech line for
touchdown. Ncsbe, kicked the
goal 49,,
The Techs deserved a world OF
praise for their game tight agains;
heavy odds today. They were out
weighed from end TO end. but their
defensive work was perfect except
for the fatal fourth quarter The
Marylanders presented human ma
chine with all its parts perfect They
displayed with dash and brllliancv
throughout, and Coach Byrd danced
with hoyish glce when his team reg
istered the fourth defeat on the home
srounds- Twelve years the Maryland
mentor did the Same ;ricE. That was
Techs third liciinG The stars for
Maryland were Mackfrt. SAMPLER, Nc
Donald ana BoSlcy while the whole
Tech tribe fought like demons. Their
defense WAS superb. but neither team
showed any striking onense on ac-
count OF the great york of the for
ward OF the respective team. Tech
plays Washington and Lee In Lynch
burg next saturday.
The lineup:
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GEORGIA TECH LOSES TO
PITTSBURGH BY 10 TO 8
Southcrners Show Great Driving
Attack During first Period and
Make First Downs.

PI 7 r r. L RG ii. PA. Oct. %
Georgia Tech. the Golden Tornado
from the South. went down 10 defeat
before the Cnivcrs!ty OF Pittsburgh
football tean.Ss, Forbes Field here to-
day. 10 TO 3. II was one OF the hard
est fought games ever played here
and the contest was long drawn-out.
due u the fact that numerous players
were injured. none seriously. PIT
used nine substitutes during the
struggle. while Tech was forced to re-
place six men.
The ilrst period was scoreless. but
MAS featured b. the driving attack
OF the Visitors ana their abii,ty 10
make first downs. Flowers ana Bar
ron circlcd the Panther ends FOR gains
al VIII. but the Tornado could not put
IN" bal! across.
their shift play TO advantage and
finally advanced the ball to the eight
cen gard limo. from which point Flow
ers dropped perfect kick over the
posts :or field goal. Tech com
pleted three forward passes during
Hewitt, who was sen. in az sub.
for Anderson. drove through the vis-
itors' line time after time for good
gains. Tech was penal!zed several
timcs tor holding in this period.
possession on Techs yard line.
on two line plunEes at the opening OF
the last period Hewitt went across
for tho Panth.rs' f-st score Davis
h.ck"d goal. TIcartencd ny the turn
OF The tide. the Pitt players then
opened an attack which Teen cold not
stop. Davies, who had been injured
earlier III the game. returned to tn.
lineup. ana when the Pitt hacks had
advanced the ball TO the Tech thirty
yard line. ne kicked a field goal from
placement
Flowers and Baron were Tech
stars. while Davies. Stein. Hewitt and
McCrack.n played great game for
the Panthers
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Binch.tone Acn,lcmy wint

NspCVINI TO III" IIfIltS- PIs IIttIC N.1
BLACKSTONE. VA, Oct. 20
blackstone Military Academy de-
Icatcd Virginia Episcopal school ON
TN" academy hcid today by the de-
,is!Nr score Z: - to !. The nrst
haif ended To u in lii. EpiscopaIs,
favor, bat in the second half the
Academy boys completely outciassed
tins visitors. Avent made several
wonderful runs. and put up one OF
the greatest games ever seen on the
academy field. The playing OF Sal
mon. rotten, Cochran and Burnett
were also features,
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GRAND CIRCUIT SEASON
CLOSES At ATLANTA, CA.
Sinaico. Russell Driving. Wins 2:ia
Trot in Straight
Heats.

ATLANTA, CA. Oct. 81 The
Grand Circuit season OF 1890 came to
a close here today with four regular
events ana mile trot against time,
in which Eogalusa, chestnut colt
driven by Thomas. made what was
announced AS seasons ceeord !urI
two-year o!ds. The cole turaed IN
2:oG Ii. which is one aud three
quarter seconds lower than his, own
previous record. .a-
Charley Rex. of the Murphy stables
which won the free for-all stake race
:, ednesday in straight heats, In one
took the 2:oa class .rot TO-DAY from,
Or. Nick Ia straight heats. the best
time today being 2:oG L..
Sinaico. With russell driving, won
In two events Tor Southern. horses,
]. u. w, entered by W. l.. ADAMS. Of
bowman. Ga, and driven hy Rogers,
won tho 2:l5 pace. Dean Swift, en-
tered ny J, W Lancaster Alexander
S S,Iiss IA =; rand and GrIv'n r Geergs
trot -
Summaries: ,,i-aa
2:oa class trottins. ,hres-hea. plan.
char'%y Reg, hr. q. by~R Re-.
Dr.. Nick. blk &. by Or. no
nl 2sIa. PIi%%so ,,,5,l Blk. H., -
Heigic, Dr. h.. by Bingara
rime"s:os 10: s:o7 il: a:o7 IA. 5
2;l0 class trottinG-three- head
plan: purse. $1,000 h
Siraico, b. 4, by Siliko (Rus-
niIs;an, > Ii. By Rinsa .,sis !
c,n .rr,a', ~ h:'. ,,,. -. 2
Ahbc ,Stlles) ..... 4
MiEhtcslion. Oh. s.. by Mighty
Onward (Ervinl " 8 4
Tinc-e:lo IL: 2;ii; 2:1a 4.
,2:l5 pac!ns--three-ne plan: purse,
!: L. W: b. E. by wooaiand
si4@ ,,;yF alier, en. =. b2sSaSn
ComsewoGuc Pal. mr.. c:.sSy
Direct Hal (Wniinmsp.sSs 2 4
Elastic King. hr. H.. by EhSi,& z
King tRusselD ESSs3 4
Tine---e;la -; 2:,s lN4is5Ts IA.
2:io class trott.ng-thrpsahea plan;
Dean SWIFT, b; 8, by AL
Mary, Belle, II. m. by Ken.
tuclly Todd CRoscrs, :
donald Clay; b. s.. by Suniand S
Clay (Galiayher) .. 2 a
Bessie King. blk. M. by Pilot
King tRusselD
Miss Bessie Fulicr. blk. M.
by John Fuller (Branch). & :
I!ms-2:l9: 2:l6 lie; els IL.
4, SSpcSiai trot against own record OF
vivs-"osaiusa. CHI c., by General
Iime-o.O6 IA -faf
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CHlMB0RAZ0 PLAYS TIE
WITH FOREST HILL TEAM

Chlmborazo Athletic Club anal
fofsst liill batt,ed yesterday to a G|
10 tie. Ch!mbora2o. by several
snappy plays. scored "A touchdown nal
the hrSt quarter, but failed TO Kick
goal In the second quarter MassicJ
for the Hin boys. sustained al
sprainnd ankle and Chadwick toolsj
MS place; It was tough. fight inI
the last half and Chirnhorl 3o, had M
hard time holding theirtoNn.a Eainstf
the heavy Forest KIN eleven. Ss1n thaI
last quarter Chimborazoy tpiealEa punt
but the bal, was knocked 6ncic OIL
their goal and ~aS recoyarepiby thel
tilll boys. Two seconds LATER thcI
whistle sounded for quarteLS TheuI
Forest Hill formed for a Kick for}
goal and the player holding the bnllI
let Il touch the ground. but the mani
pnntins failed to make any effort for
Tho lineup is as follows: &
Forest Hin. Position. Chimboraso.I
w. FlauShter. left end ...... s.. RaffoI
witty. -. left tackle .saI3ishouI
$, Green..., left guard III :. IS Foosh1
White. center 49,. Eaundsr1
Massie. -. right guard CunninghamI
T.. Slaughter right tackle -. SRrophy}
y. Motherhood right end EandlettJ
Womack... quarter back 49, nowdyI
Daden...... right half .iasssI1
G. Motherhood. left half. EstesI
Waisiaeer.. full back ......3 .Maysl
Summary: SuhstitutesSzCheatw odd
for Massic. Smith for NISSs.Saiays forj
Dowdy, Dowdy for A1aysslaiaSs tori
lluuO. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

10 follow the BAH with the aiertnesa
'''e i''' i-Su 'hS W.T." "a ''t D!t"'
49, " '1'e ii'''N ~" it'"cN VAS ~
"ir"t'S .''SS'"''D.o iIo." 81 SS"'t
'."""i'o.A'' '"e 'i'"isoh WAS '"'iS ia
ne ea"ic ""Hi'u y! ~ opp"hShts
n."N o"'""' h'e piohth HeI"
i"hHI'.' '"c "i"""c1 slN''"h Gun
'"'ioh Oh h''N'''"' no" yer "haoieu
tn"in |" sew e".o pu"".r early Ii' lac
'"'l" pe'."u' "hi'e Schtiv never
go" ne ""s 20 SnrV" INC 'i''s"
"'''c "'.' eo''NS''''" '.'!t pay tH,''
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BALLOONS chop OFF" IN
G0RD0N-B BENNETT RACE
fBy Associated Press.1

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Oct. 23-At
1850 o'clock this afternoon three bal
looms had taken the air in the inter.
At o'clocl, two moro had gone up.
They were sailing rthwoatward.
The first bag to take the mir was the
birmingham" pilot balloon, which
hoped off half an hour in advance
or the OFFICIAL entrants In the race,
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LAUREL RESULTS

FIRST Iace-two .ysar-olds; purse. $500.
3p. go. 10: Good Hope. LIS (MortIsJ $50.
30: Night Raider. los tInhnsonl. 80. Time.
III 80. inSoh!na. Chow. our Boots. Rose
A S.nnn, s'Nni'n al;o , rnn Ross sn,rS.
,hrce-S ear-olds and upward: purse. <l.5}c.
about .wp miles-i,ug House. 49, (Craw-
iord', GO 2sc. out: i:!ys!an. N3 tBcrsanj.
10 Vu;: Frank Is. ljJ iSInooJ. out. rIinc.
&;g So -; Torn Fool also ran 80,
ilO 80, $50: The i'or,cr. Is JRutweiij.
10. 40; Sir Barton. ~ 90 Bri"n,. ?.3u.
Thine. 10 ScnniIisS Park Audacioui and
Sinok. Queen also ran.
pn5gs $500; .slY furSnssm 1die bsl y
tGrunrisenp. J.uo. 10: General J. VI Go
mex Us tliutwclli. 10. Time. .lS 10.
sailing r. Exodus. The baggage ALSO ran.
Fifth ract--t hr-r -y"ar-oids and uuNI.,! :
s,a.in;ns; lars, LARS. M29 -; XHe i9is ana az
40. 80: Arbitrator. l.: tMorris,. tIu. 80.
str w. J.: 'Si.rlinsI. 40: Time. -, i-5.
Dru;y Moore. Kentucky hoy, LrbaIdrrc,
ogr:.ao. Pcr!sourdinc SAUosi and James
also
claiming: pnrse. sI."!o: on. mile.Amer!.
Paddy Dear. IL (.l!lr'.,. a.1o. 10: Xauavn
III t;ucuis-I!b. aC9. Thine. liJ" li'tl,.
Edi. Foreclosure. Hello rnrLncr. Mistress
POLLY. Lady Award No!awn and ph.l!puio
Seventh ruce-hnndlcap ,hrcc-ycar- oids
and UPWARD purse. $3.50: six fariorgs
Motor Con l.f tNolaul. SO. $50. go. I'D :
die Rickrnbnclicr. iej tShui;lnecrl. ..9,.
20: cha=l!e SUNNY. ~ callahan. $50
Time 1915. Knot ANA Red start ais" ran.
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SPORTS
How to Keep Well

nur Health Hint today
tS hint that will p,y
wi, s"u i"'i"w 10 "i~e'y and we'll.
hrn car comes along
hccu the tap -: the gong,
VT !ouli land In - hospital cell.
iech the tnp of thr gong
tive leap quick ami stronr
Ana get i've feet auny from the
track.
We've heard that some men
iimrc stood SIN now and then.
"u' we've heard that they never
come hack.
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v. M. /. VICTORIOUS
OVER UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYL WANNA

LContt:nuGd From First Page.)
combination. With line that aver
aged 1875 pounds the Virsinians tossed
Penn's big forwards around with
ease. Behind the line V. NJ. LIS back
field showed football on par with
that OF any back yard In tho last
generation.
I.eech. the little captain. had a
number OF sensational runs of half
the length OF the field and hurled
forward passes with ease and accur-
acy for at least Two touchdowns.
stuart also contributed two runs
OF half the length OF the field. scored
one touchdown on a short-end run
and another in the third when he re-
ceivcd q forward pass. Bunting and
Dixon were worthy supports for this
pair.
10000 Sec Game.
The V. VI. l. team not only was
trained TO November form, but also
mad the plays OF = team ready for
US final game. The team Is coached
by Biandy GARRISON, y former V. NJ.
j. tootphil man, who was star OF the
1913 team and who since has been
coaching there.
> a crowd OF 2o,coo persons saw the
game. The N!rginians Travelled all
for late breakfast They had with
them u small coterie OF rooters. Be
tween halves the Southerncrs in the
ectasy paraded the field with a band
until headless lot OF Penn fresh
men rushed on the fleld and broke
up their celebration. while the crowd
hootcd.
Captain Lecch scored v. NJ. Is first
touchdown on a run from the twenty
yard line. On the next kickoff Blunt
Ing took the ball on his Gvc-yard
n - -
mark, whore he passed To l.eech az
he was about 10 he tackled and Leech
spun up The field MY yards more
before bc!n. downrd Two short
forward passes carried to tho ten
yard line and stuart ran around Cap
tam Hopper Tor another touchdown.
rounded Hopper for Hfty-hvc Yards
and after losing the bah on an in
ttrccpted forward pass. bunting in
tcrcep,cd Penn. loss and Lcech fol-
touchdown.
Penn worked an on-sidc Kick OFF
and Got me bail al the start OF the
yard line. Wray tossed "a forward
pass to Miller for a touchdown. Vir-
g!nia nu!liiicd this Il few minutes
later when l~Hcch forward passed TO
Stuart.
Penn. Positions V. NJ. [.
Ertresvaag. left end. ...... .Drury
Ward left tackle Summers
TIPS. ....... center ...... Smith
Lehman. fright guard Harrison
Thurman. right tackle. 49,. Hunt
Hopper. right end ...... Mason
Farrell. left half back. -. .Lecch
Harvey. fright; half back. Bunting
Miller. quarter buck. 49,. Stuart
J. Straus. -. fun back Dixon
Score by periods:
Penn. ............... 0 0 { o.
V. VI. |. ...........13 Z I %,
Summary: Touchdowns Leech.
Stuart, .. Mason and Miller. Goals
from touchdown-I.eech. 3: Straus, /.
Substitutions by Penn--Cochranc for
Tips. Grave for Hopper, Wray for
Farrell. sawyer FOR Straus. Green
wal, for Er,resvaag. Farrell. Saw.
yer for Straus. BY V. NJ. Ingram
for Stuart. Referec-D. II. Watkins
Syracuse. t!npire-L G.. Whiting.
Cornell. Observation-Disclosures. w. ANA
l. s,pA mi, ,,,f.. nIS
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SPORTS
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND LOSES TO DAVIDSON 7 TO Q
Hymns of Hitting

There WAS n piEht-arId-r nnmcd
Who hit the ball hnrd when he hit.
when the pitcher WINS fair
All he hlt was the air,
SO his Hitting Wns oftentiInea Me.
There was a pump pitcher mn mc1i
GIeUAon,
Who JRade about two hits uer
aruSon.
He said he knew why
In this branch he wa, 1hy.
Hut nobody asked his the reason.
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: nlInoIs MIn.

ANN ARRoR. MIcIi.' Oct. 2a.-By
inc narrow niGrgin OF a goal after
a .tus Illinois virtually elimin.
Iofe M1,ionigan from the Western
this afternoon defeating tho mn;ze
ana Blue, z to s. -
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out; W. Shepherd made four yards

out. w. Shepherd made four wards
and the quarter closed
Moore soon Kicked from his TWEEN
tE-yard mark 10 the Spiders forty
nve. Jones gained nine yards and
Ieigier got three. Jones threw the
pan Tor twenty yards. which Broad :
aus dropDed. Towill lost q yard and
then w. Shepherd intercepted q pass
on his twenty-yard mark and re-
turned twenty yards. Most Of the
tinS thereafter the bah was in the
Spluers territory and the locals
iought hard TO keep from being
scored on again and Succeeded.
ROBINS redeemed some of his former
mistakes by a great game in this
puarier and Booker mixed in the
SSxrohS defense made by the Spiders.
Inc pail was on Richmond's forty
seVeh.yard line when the game
closed. Broaddns got another we'll
directed nunt shortly before the Close.
going out
The lineup: