Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
Y: NJ. |. CADETS
!. !. ARE BEATEN
BY VIRGINIA
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again cluded tho nlankmcn and Dunn
ON the ncNt Nay battered his way to
the, seven ycard line. At this point
tho Cadet line rallied and two tries
at the limo showed no gain. Tho feet
footed Rurge was handed the oval
again and he proved worthy OF the
trust by racing around the lcri-cnd
TO safety.
Comes in Final Period.
TIE winning tally came in the final
period. with the Virginia cheering
section. numbering some 1000. call
,iug Justify for q touchdown. The
quarter opened with an exchange Of
runts. neither Aggregation seeming
to have tho advantage. The Cadets
then started their dreaded open at
tack. and for few minutes it ar-
pcarcd as though the ola Dominion
vas to be rushed from her feet. The
credit OF stopping the V. NJ l. at
tack goes TO Hank Hankins, the Nir
Einia pivot man. He snatched one
OF Farlcy's passes from midair and
romped fifteen yards before being
downcd. This feat paved the way To
the winning score. With the oval
resting on the twenty-fvc-yard line,
the Orange and Blue started it's sec
Snd offensive squirt The personnel
Of the hackhcld differed from that
when the first score was made. Zun-
del. Harris. Foster and Oppleman
were n the guns this time. Tho
going was bi, slower than on tho
rirst ccag:on, and the distance hal
to be measured several times.
Show Supcrhumnn Strength.
The Cadets showed superhuman
strength. and, lighting with their
backs to the wall on their own three
ward line. thrice held the Orange and
Blue machine without any gain be-
inr registered 1t was Nmginiaa
day, though, and her nucleus OF SUI
rcriority rested in the person OF on"
Iz2y Opplcman from LynchburE. Il;
was he who. on the fourth down.
shook off the Cadet tacklcrs and
wormcd and twisted his way the
intervening seven yards. Hall kicked
beth goals.
Hanllins aud Oppleman scintil,atcd
for the team from Charlottcsvilc.I
while Dunn, Darlington, Purge. Clark
and MitChic proved invaluable in
placing the Virginia aggregation in
:; position TO annex the winning
tally. The Cadets showed flashes
of offensive plays that were rGminis
cent of the flying squadron OF 1890
but the presence OF Lccch and Stuart
was sadly needed in the pinchcs. The
Cadets still have a powerful! aerial
attack chat Will prove mcnacing TO
any opponent they run up against,
and as defensive players they are
beyond criticism. The Cadet line
stayed at the guns throughout the
contest, and took the battcring OF
only two substitutes were run In
during the whole melee. while Nir-
rlnia's fresh reserves We're rushed
IN a frequent intervals, when II gain
was needed.
IL was gala day for Lexington,
never in its history has such II crowd
witnessed football game. Virginia
supporters came in trains from every
nart OF the State, all roads into Lex
ington We're filed with streams OF
tourists, who began coming in early
Saturday morning.
Seating Capacity Lacking.
The seating capacity OF V. NJ. is
new alumni field was totally made
puatc Ia accommodate the crowd
II
the seats, and surecd close 10 the
side lines The v. NJ, l. supporters
STAGED snake; dance on the field
between La yes, while the Virginia
RIOTERS looked on with envy. bat al.
ter the whistle. Virginia supporters
took tho field ANA headed by their
band. continued their march into
Lexington.
Virginia outclasscd Y. NJ I. on ,he
n!fens3ve aud for hfiy minutes out OF
tho SIXTY played Kept the ban i'm
cadet territory Virginia gained a
total oi -5S yards, against V. NJ -
i'2, making fourteen first downs t.
" ". ; five. Y NJ. / cxcclcd ON
forward PASSES, completing seven on
lheir last desperate ,nort to tic the
score in the final SECOND OF The game
The CAME In Detail
f!TSt quarterly. VI. l. won tn. toss
ana chose To defend the west goal
Iiarh kiuked 10 Ncnablc on V. NJ Is
ten-yard lime. First down on twenty
nve-yasd line. Two tries at the Viz
9inia line resulted in NO gain and
Costello tried !et, cnd with no gain
!rc"!T puut"d outside. ban III; iu
play un NirginiR's forty-yard line.
Dppiemau went OF left tackle for
fifteen yards. Harris made three
yards i:ntnatt hat tho iMc. no
gain. = pass, witt 10 M!chic. ucitrd
h'teen yards. Riuchart went of
tackle for i've yards. Virginia w,s
pcna.!zed nvc ards Harris hi, tn.
line. Ho gain Hinehart sbirtrd risbt
"nd for ten yards. an attempted pass
Hy ifty-yard line. witt was broken
an kiuehari runtcd the ban rolling
over the goal line Y. ~. J. LaiI on
heT own twcmty-yard line. tunting
made five yards through center. N.uu-
bic two yards through tactic. Iunt-
ihg went over for Hya Yards nrst
Gown. " NJ. / Haukins vent
through Costello for IA teu-yurd toss.
Drewry pGnted TO Opplcrnan on Viz
sinia forty gard line FIRST down viz.
siuia on hfty-yard line Opplcr,an
lit line Tor two yards Oppienlar
raced ten yards around LEFT end fo-
'irst down Harris hit the lin. Tor
two yards y pass. Wit to Riu..
hart slipped through Rincha-rs fin
gers H.nehart made three yards an
right tackle. opplcman urea ihc
.efl SIDE with no gain. Ban ON \
NJ. ] forty yard line.
Rinehart puutcd 10 FarIey on ',
". l. tcn-yard line nunner wa.
downed on thirty-yard line. Farley
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