Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA
BEATS WASH|NGTON|AN
Charlottesville Eleven Rolls
Up $40 Score Agains,
District Team.
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Spcc!d! 70 The Times patch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Sept 80.
by defeating George Washington
University on Lambeth Field this sf-
tcrnoon. 81 TO o, the Virginia cleve II
promises TO be the strongest that
has ever represented the Old Do
mirion since the victorious aEErcga-
ton OF 1915. The game was one
sided from start TO finish, with the
hall in tho viSitors' territory through
out the forty minutes OF play.
Coach Camnb"lrs we'll coached
backs had little trouble in ripping
The HateChetites' light line to shredS.
while the latter'e onenSe was unable
10 register a single first down. The
Old Dominion forwards had little de-
f"nsiN" practice, hut charged saw
aEeiy, Quarterback Thomas. Of
George Washington suffering "a
broken les on an attempt to run
back punt in the third quarter
Ia spite OF the heat. tho lighter
visiting eleven fought samoly. and
Succeeded in holding TIA" Orange and
!'lue throughout the first quarter
Ncsln in the second period tho
iiatchetites' forwards responded. and
stopped Foster six inches from tn,
goal iine. Their only chance to
score came in Ia. fourth quarter
pu blocked punt. but inaccurat.
'aSsing and the inability OF th"Ir
Inc to hold gave the ball to vir-
ginia ON downs.
Hubbard, 4 substitute half from
last season. was the individual star
pt the Old dominion oncnsc In
RUNNING; back tire" punts he gained
q total Of 100 yards
Arnold, Foster and Opplcman also
proved To be consistent ground
gamers Among the forwards. payi-.
Ward Captain Hall, Blackford, ThcS-
mar and Fcuwick were all nutstnnd-
ing The latter failed in two at
t"mpts TO drop kick, but had little
d!t'irulty in placing his four tries
COR goal after ;ouchdowns between
The bars, while his llickoTs fell far
III George Washington territory
virginia Won the toss and chose to
kick in the first quarter. After an
"N"hanE" Of punrs. flukr by Pryor
gave tho ball TO the locals on George
WashiHgion's twenty yard line. after
ono urSt down. tho Blu" and Whitr
mo stincninE and the ball went over
IN the three yard line Another cN-
CHANG" OF kiaSs resulted with Vir-
E!u.a gaining until spectacular OF
'acS!" runs 10y ppplcman ana Foster
carried the hall over ~.nNvicll
:.
The big tackle then booted tn. bail
over the goal line and OF tn" first
play Pryor was thrown for a i've
yard loss. ON the punt out Hubbard
gan the ball back forty-rvc yards to
EIrg!nia's ten-yard line On tho next
play. he raced seven more IF loft
'ackle, but the visitors stifCcucd and
ihe bah went over after three more
tries six inches from the goal line.
Pryor fumhled bad pass behind his
own goal. and Blackford fell on tho
ball for n touchdown. Fenwick again
kicked goal, bringing tho total score
10 IL
In the second half, tho Virginia
'lu" again broke through and
blocked rryor's attempt to punt.
Ward falling on the hall. FcnwicIS's
third successive try added one moro
poinr a, tn, beginning OF the last
period. George Washington opened up
With th,ir passes. but after two shoi,
gains. Davis brokc through. blocked
Pryor and followed by perfect in
reference. raced forty yards for
touchdown.
In returning a punt, Thomas was
h,ourht down under two men. and
hi- lc:, leg badly broken.
The nnnl score of the game came
when Hubbard, who had returned to
the game. gained twenty-five yards
N returning punt. and followed
This by racing around right aud thir
~ yards Tor touchdown. Walp
failed 10 Kick tho goal Coach Camp
hell expressed himself as being well
pleased with the showing mad" 10y hl-
charges. but announced IA period ot
Intensive training for next week III
preparation for the FrS9ceton, game
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