The Washington times., 1922-10-01
|USKY VIRGINIA.
DEFEATS G. w.
BY $40 SCORE
DE Thomas, Hatchetites'
huarter, Suffers Broken Leg
Il Charlottesville. y
BY BRYAN MORSE.

IHARLOTTES VILE, Va,
Sept. 30.-George Washing
ton University football play
were defeated by Virginia's
ky eleven by a score of "a
o on iLamberth Field today,
won the admiration of the
ire following of the Orange
Heie by their persistent fight
face of all sorts of bad
j The elevens contested
st quarter on even terms,
la being unable to gain
headway on the Hatcher
defense. It was a better
ioned team which gained
ascendency after getting sew
| very lucky breaks, and once
the top Virginia responded
by to the urge of the victory.
he Virginians were held scoreless
the first quarter, George Wash
/ ton resorting to the kicking game
| irely. AS a matter of fact, the
tchetites sought to little more
an check Virginia during the game,
]. four times held the local col.
/ ,ians inside the 5-yard line, pre-.
hitting touchdewns.
Hard luck appeared to pursue the
ttchetites, for on two occasions
hen they had taken the ball away
|bth Virginia on the brink OF the
aI line bad passes from the center
ia a tumble by the kicker resulted
Virginia touchdowns.
1nce again when the Hatchetites
:. worked the ball up to Virginia's s
yard line a forward pass attempt
mt wrong and Davis, recovering
tumble, dashed so yards for a
uchdown.
Made Five Toucbdowns.
Ia all Virginia scored five touch
WINS and Kicked four goals in the
y-at-point. Three of the scores
.ade by the Virginians were the
rect result of breaks. Four times
'e Hatchetites nipped Virginia
uchdowns by taking the ball away
1 downs, and once the Hatchetites
bke up an attempt at a dropkick.
I,he first quarter went scoreless,
iile Virginia Tailed late In the Sec
IU
sh. Substitutionsf toward the end
the half weakened the Hatchetite
ense. Blackford, the Virginia
tkle, fell on the ball when Altrup
bpped Connally's perfect pass be-
hid the goal line.
IA the second half Blackford again
3lied for Virginia and Ward picked
bah off Pryor's hand when he
Is attempting TO forward pass and
.ching up the ball, dashed 80 yards
" another touchdown.
Thomas Breaks Leg.
Early in the fourth quarter Willie
homas, Hatchetite quarter. ran
ack a punt and was tackled so
ard he sustained compound frac-
ure Of the left leg just above the
nkle.
Virginia was quite satisfied with
he victory which brought out any
lumber OF capable second string
zen. Well substituted in every posi-
ion, the Orange and Blue team
yoked quite formidable, especially
q defense, although the team was
aIled upon rarely to hold the Hatch
tftes, who punted at all times.
feOfge " "dsnlHBtOu put up SUI
,risingly good fight. and ahougn
iitclassed, brought favorable criti.
ism. The Virginians appeared well
rilled and well versed in football
nd show prospects of having a first
lass eleven. There appears to be
wealth of evenly matched candi'
,tes for all positions. There were
II,ny substitutions on both teams,
George Washington team being
ed to use second-string men
n the regulars played out.
ltrup, Manson, Buckheister, ahT
,mas played well for George
Washington. PtaN, the George
ashington captain, failed to make
he train, and arrived too late to
|3mpete. His loss was felt on the
1t wing.