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Virginia Victorious in Southern Football Classic
ALABAMA PLAY8
VICTORY
Washington and Lee Fails to
Show Best Form, and
Is Defeated.
Birmlngliain. Aln.; Novomber 2 1.?
^.labama defeated WashlnRlon anfi Lee
fn the' best game of tlie season here
lo-rinv bv the scorc nf n to 0. Tho Vlr
alnluns failcd to show the form ox
Eeeted, but Alahania had to play hard
for everythlng she srot QuarterbacK
Mondv was the star for Alabama. His
fleld goai froni tho thlrty-flvc-yard llne,
his liftv-v.-ird sprlnt for tho only touch
down. "and his kicklng of the goal,
made him the ccntral llgure. 'Ihe lino
?p:
w. &. h.
Hiimphroy
Uluekbinn
... itogers
. .Klnnear
... .Aiiiler
... itobson
Alahamn. Positlon.
JL Vanderpraff. .left end.
JPowell.left tackle
Menill.left guard.
?Barnett.centre - .
JCellar.rlght guard.
Gresham.rlght tnekh
pal-d .riirht end.Harmnn
Moody. quarterback .....O'Ciulnn
(McCall?
McDowcll.rlght half.Waddlil
V lleard. fullback, .Davis
Barmgartner.. .left half....fcdms
Summary: Score ena Hrst quarter:
Al?bama 0; Washington and Lee, 0;
end fir?t half: Alabama. 0: Washing?
ton and Lee, 0; end thlrd quarter: Ala
hama. ."?: Washlngton nnd Lee, 0; nnai.
Alabama 9: Washlngton and l*oe, 0.
-Rcferoc. Selden (Sewanee). Urnplre,
Elcin (Nashvllle); Fleld judge. Saw
rie (Sewanee). Head Unesman, Warc
(Auburn). Time of quarters, fiftcen
minutes.
(Continued From First Pagc)^
ytrous defeats. Then Coach Brldes real
ized that he must pursue dlfferent tac
tics. He did. Into the mon he in
Etllled tho fact that wlth victory each
man would be acclalmed a hero. His
talking. aided by tho volees of the for
mer Carolina stars, had Its effect
From a heterogoneoiis mass of struK
gling stars the aggregatlon was iveld
ed into a formldahle llghtlng machine
.South Carolina fell before the new
eleveh. Hopes bogan to rise, and "W6
?wlll llck Virginia" was on every man's
tongue.
For a tlme it looked as if the pre
iliction would come true. Virginia
ivas scared. Not wlth the foar of tho
craven, but wlth the knowledge that
she liad met foomen worthy of her
[steel. Carolina showed lmprovem?nt.
? There was not apparent tho evident
rlesire on the part of the men to play
an individual game. In its stead. there
ivas a concerted effort which forccasted
. a bitter flght. Even those unversed
'ln the game realized that It ivas a
[tjattle between strons teams evenly
matched.
Mr. Ilclk's Blunder.
Belk, who had been shifted from
ciuacjer to left half, made the first
perious blunder of the game. Believ
tnp; that a punt from the toe of Boiven
had crossed the Whlte and Blue goal
llne. he touched the ball behlnd tlie
poal, thinking that ho had mado a
touchback. In reallty the ball nevei
crossed the goal line until he carrled It
over and placed it on the ground be
hind the goal posts. Thus he inada
Virgin'a's Hrst score. scorlng a safety,
rountlng two points.
There was a long wall from the south
hhachcrs when the referee made Ms
il.:clslon. Over on the nortli side hatn
TECHS ARE DEFEATED
IN GAME STRUGGLE
Ten Thousand People See Them Lose to A. and
M. in Greatest Football Battle Ever
.,, "*..:. ?? Fought in Norfolk.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
:vorfolk, Va., November 2-1.?With the
odds before t?e game almost two to
one again;-: it North Carollna Agrieul
tural and Mv-chanical deefated Vlrg-inia
Polytechnic Institute bv a score of 5 to 3
ln the greatest football'game ever played
ln Norfolk. Ten thousand people, wno
packed the bleaehers and crowded all
other parts ot Lafayette Field, saw tho I
Carolina team fairly and cleanly out
play the Virginia Techs in a struggle
that testod the nerve and endurunce ol
?very man on both elevens.
Firat blood went to A. and .M., when
Robcrtaon, right h_l?, ln the flrat quaT
?er, eleven rninutes ufter the start of
the game, recelved a dotfblc Corward
pass from Cool anfl Stafford and ran
nfteen yards Ut a touchdown.
v. j'.' i. scorod ln ihe second ftuartei.
after a first down, followed by a lor
ward paas from p. ii. j_ogge io w. K.
Legge, good for thlrty yards. W. P..
X>egge sent the oval over the bar from
?A. and M.'.s twolve-yard llne l'or threo
?pointa.
' To Robertson. the iSO-pound half
,-bark. belongs tho chiof civdit Tor his
team's viotory. Again and again he
tore off runs that were good for gaina
r>: nfteen and twenty yards, T.iken
[aa b H-hole. not a aingle weak snot waa
there on the Carollna team. Hartsell.
at left end. was a tower of strength
"n the defensive, throwing the V. P. I.
runners for a loss tlme after ume.
'"ooi and Stafford, who dld ihe punting
for A. and M. had e ahade ot advan
tase on V. B. Hodgson. m n ii,
Lti effo'rt to turn apparoni defeal Into
For "0 Y,-ar3 th* Hou?? of CiUailty
Straus, Gunst S_ Co.,
DIstriAors and Blenders o:
Klue WM-tCtci.
Drink Old Henry
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yaj&er
The Worth Aulo Sales Co., 439-501'
W Main St. Pbone Madison 7053
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and Cautu
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Call for it by. name at v.our d??4*?.
CROWD AT VIRGINIA-CAROLINA GAME
IX THE ULEACHERS WTM, BE FOUND THE VH1GIXIA SYMPATHIZERS, tVHIIjE, SHEI/TERKT) BY THE GRAXpSTAXD, AHE THE ST/OTtrrT FO_,_OWI!JRS OF TnE BI/TJB AXD WHITE.
PHANKSGIVING DRAG
IS RUN ATWARRENTON
[Special to The Times-Dlspatch.l
Warrenton, Va., November 24.?The
nual Tlianksglving drag, whlch for
ny years hus been run over the
iie course, was rldden here this
>rning. with the meet at 11 A. M
the AVarren Green Hotel, and
ived one of the largost and fastcst
is of the season. The Held ivas very
ge. The pack was throivn In at
radiae and qulckly picked the scont
urtland Smith, master, liunted the
unds with Thos. Alllson; ltoy Adam
1 and .lohn S. Galnes, rldlng, whlps.
e course, whlch was almost visiblc
i entire way, lay over the llelds
Messrs. Gaines and Wilbur Wal
:h, wlth tho flnlsli at Loretta, the
?nt high in the alr. Horns whlch
d been out of uso were pullcd fr.im
seen places and pandemonium reign
lt was Bedlam gono mad. Tha
r was full of rlbbons of orange anil
ue. "Vlrginia. Virginia, Vlrginia!"
lig across the fleld, while ln tha
irolina camp, tho faithful band, not
it bereft of hope, sang dolefully to
o tune of Dlxie:
'ni .". Tarhcel born and aTarheel bred
nd when I dle I'll be a Tarheel dead.''
On the bonch wlth the Vlrginia
ayers were Governor and Mrs. Wil
nn Hodges Mann, William Hodges
ann, Jr.. Dr. Ilcrbert Mann, Lleuten
it-Governor J. Taylor Ellyson, Mrs.
mnlnghain Hall. Mrs. Churchlll
iiing- and Colonel and Mrs. A. J
raj*. guests of the Unlverslty of Vlr
nla. Even these stald individualu
Ined the general hilarity at a pros
?ctlve V'rginia victory.
The t'nrollnn Splrlt.
Tlicn the Carolinlans shoived thelr
ue spirit. With defeat staring them
the face tlie voluble mlnortty began
shout. There was no cessation,
Inc "rahs" and then nine more "rahs,'
terspersed wlth favortte songs and
leers, kept the crowd on edge. The
am as a whole ivas cheercd. the ln
vldual players were cheered, and
en there ivas a choer for Coach
rides.
Carolina braced. Vlrginia could dq
? thing with . elther the Whlte and
ue llne or around the ends. Both
substitutcs in the last three minutca
of play, with Instructlona to cliange tlie I
stylo of play. ll#s forward passes,'
brilliantly exocuted, carrled tho ball
from thoir own twentv-ilve-yard llne to '
A. and M.'s thirty-yard llne when tima
was called. With five more mlnutes to
play they mlght have scored enough
polnts to have won. Tho line-up!
- V. p. I. Posltion.A. & M.
I-Iodgson, A.left end.rlartsell
(N. liolt)
Burrusa.left tackle.1-tirtt
Pick.left guard.GattlB
Glbba. centre .Bray
Brnckenridge.right guard.Floyd.
(Kogersi
Jones.right tackle.Glonn I
Legge, AV. R,.. right end.Seiten
(Sherman)
Hughes. quarterbuck .Stafford '
Derby.left liulfback.Cool I
(Harris) '
ttodgson, V. B,. fullbark .Von Erbstoin
Legge, F. H..right lialfback. -Robortson
(Bernier)
? Score; A. & M., 5; V, P. I., 3. Toueh
downs, A. ,t M? 1 (Robertson). Field
goal?V. P, |., 1 (?,eg_e, W. RO Missed
goal f: ..in touchdown?Bray. Time of
quart i.-. flfteen mlnutes. Tlme of
_ame, 1:30. Officials?Gass, of Lehlgh,
leferee; Holland, of Clemaon, umplrei
Harlan, ot Princeton, tleld judgo;
Fouersteln, ot Washlngton and hec,
head Unesman.
Real Sportsmariship
ln vi?.? of Ihe ncilon of the fiio
Hltj of Uiiiidolph-Olnoon College lu
piolillillliiu (he NtiiilriitN from nt
temllug tiic chntuploiuhlp football
Kuitie wltli Klcbmonil College lo
luorron aftcrnoou, :iml nol clcalrlng
to tiike nny ndvnnln_e, tlie loenl
lUBtttntlon, tliroujrh Us nttiletlo im
NoiliMliui iidniiteil tlie following r??
oltitloa, o nioHi Nportaiimnilke prn
ccilure nnd worth)' nl emulutlom
Mr, 10. ci. I'rettyiuon, Prenldenl of
the iltindolpti-lliicui) I'dllene
Atbletle A-Hoelnt'.oti, AMiluud,
\ n.:
l\ iKitaii, U tiiia .time to our
li!i?-.-. Ivil;;e ihat tlie utudeut body
of HnudolpU-Macon Collese eamiot
ivltae?? ih.. (raiue between Itlch
ii.oim! < ollvce uuil Hiitidolpli-Mucou
uext Sa(urdn> i he II, tjierefore
Itekolvi'il, Tliat as ii mtitter of ntli
letlc idiii tix), the Itlehiiioud Cul
leiffe Allili'lle \NM,<iii(lun mtiinl
mouBl] m;r. ti lefinlii from 0V?
Kantzcd roiitlnu nualuxl llnudalvh..
.liue.iu oii Rtild uueuNlgu,
(Slgued) W, P, OIOKEVi
Prealdent of itfobiuond Collese Atii
letle >.?w< Intli.n.
jstato of John S. Galnes. The first
lump was a rail fence, and the fleld
ivcnt over as a team; then came sod
led llolds and plank fences, water ln
?ld out and other rall and planks. a
jrand Une of country and a rattllng
icont provJ4Ing a stirring sccno as
.ho hounds swent on. Tho jumplng
ivas clean and many wero out to see
he start and flnish. The (leld was
?omposed of the following rlders, all
"aultlessly mounted and appolnted for
;he run: Mrs. J. K. Maddux, Mrs. F. A.
B. Portman. Mrs. C. II. Smlth, Mlss
Flynn, Mlss Spllman: Messrs. Smlth,
Vdnmson. Allison, Galnes, Bustone, J.
P. Stone, 12rnest Hayes, Jas. Nash,
rhas. Daniels and Bluir Johnson.
eams resortcd to klcklngf, and Bowen
ind Belk were the chief performers.
Prlen,. with the ball on Virginla's thir
v-ilve-yard llne, Belk kicked thirty
?ards to Toild. He fumbled, and the
>ull rolled live yards toward the Vir
yinla goal, but tho halfback never
itopped. He got the oval on the ro
>ound, and wlth the entire Vlrginia
eam formlng most magnltlccnt Inter
'erence. rait down tho tleld for slxty
ilx yards and tlie only touchdown ot
he game. Ho mlBsed liis try for goal,
mt what was tiio use'.'
There was sllence for a moment, but
>nly for a moment. If it had not been
inown that there were Carolina fol
owers in the park, a stranger mlght
iave felt that the World and his wtfo
iad come out to glve one ear-splltt'.ng
,-ell for Virginia. The tumult was ln
ipirlng in Its unanlmlty. It was move
?it was awesome. bilk hats and tho
.ess expenslve but more hlghly priced
tur went skyward with the avidity ?of
a Garros or a Barrier or a Slmon.
Peach basket contrlvances which but
a moment before had hldden dainty
feminine coiffurcs were shed wlth utter
dlsregard for formldable hatrplns, and
began to descrlbe complete clrciea,
guuled by dexterous womanly hands.
Tho?e Uornrt AkuIu.
The band played; horns sounded;
volces yelled. If there had been pan
demonium before, it was now llade.s
wlth the red llghts turned on and the
sixteen-inch guns lirlng a volley. Even
the Governor forgot his august posi
tlon, rose to his feet, and gave a
mighty yell. There was no stopplng
the enthusiastic outburst. Vlrginia
had won, and Vlrginia ivas clearly tho
favorlte of the assambled thousands.
But the close observ4or, watching tlie
faithful band down in tlie west corner
of tlie south bleachors, found its mem
bers stlll binging the battle anlhem of
Carolina. Gathered in the sllence of
BOlItUde, the clan from "down liome"
found volce for its favorlte, though
the volce was drowned In the general
uproar. lt wa? not plty tlieso fattii
ful wero looklng for. Far from it.
They liad not given up hope. "I'm a
Tarheel born and a Tarheel bred,"
and there was stlll hope for the Tar?
heel, and, whon hope had fled, then,
"when I dle, I'll be a Tarheel dead."
It was all over, however, as tho
progress of the game developed. Vlr?
ginia, reailzing that she had but to
liold tlie Carolinlans scoreless, playert
pu'rely a defenslve game.
Bowen'a Pi'lzc 'I'oe.
Taking no chances, Honaker, who
was runnlng the team, kept Bowen's
toe constantly ln commission. Tho
st'ocky end Irnproved as the game ad
vanced. Whllo in the first two quar
ters Bolk had outpunted him, honors
wero ln tho latter part of the contest
wlth the Virglnian. Gaining on ex
change of punts, and holdlng well ln
the llne, wlth the ends stopplng all
trlals at wldn plays, Virginia managed
to keop tho ball well in Carolina ter.
rltory.
Virginla's goal was never serlously
ln danger. Fumbllng played a con
splcuous part, and on at leas> o"nc oc
caslon a touchdown was missed he
cause Drlver le,t the ball drop when
ivlthln flfteen feet of the Carolina goal
But words will never tell tlie com?
plete story of the game. between Caro?
lina and Virginia, at Broad Street Park.
in Richmond, in the year 1910. Tho
age of the stolc ls gone, but tho Caro
llnians gave a most excellent imitatlon
of the. men who bore punlshment un
answered.
The vlctors may well wear their
orown with prldo, for lt was a victory
achleved over no mean adversary?a
courteous adversary, but game to tho
core; fighting for supremacy all of
the tlme and never reallzlng that do
feat was posslble. Thereln lies tho
rcal glory of tho Virginia victory. And
wlth lt. all tho game was clean, fros
from any semblance of rough work
The best team won from a worthy op
ponent, and that tclls tlie tale.
Todil the llcnl llero.
Todd should rightly bo acclalmed
the hero of tho game. Had he dona
iiothlng moro than score the lono
touchdown of the combal thls honor
would havo been his. But ho did more.
He played a stronir offenslvc game
and on defenslve made some of tho
prettlest tackles of the contest. Bowen
has earned his place and deserves a
place on the All-Southern team. Hon
aker Is another member of the Vlr?
ginia elevon who should not go un
notlced. Always ta.nl, always on the
alert, wlth a keen eyc for distances
and an active brain for weaknesses,
ho generaled the team after the Hrst
quarter ln splendid style and carrled
the ball well. Cecll, tho man who
lilled the holo in tackle at the last
moment, proved to be all that was
clalmed for him. Priver. at rlght half.
and Jones, at full back. should also be
mentloned when the bouquots are be?
ing handed out, while Captain Geyer
has won a place In the hearts of every
lusty son of Vlrginia.
Abornethy wns the brlcht ssarklc
THE GAME IN DETAIL
Carolina won the toss and chose
to defend tho west goal. Cecll klcked
to Abernethy. who ran the hall back
live yards, being thrown by Berkeley,
Wlnston got two yards through cen
tre; Porter added thres yards ln the
samo place and lt was thlrd down
and flve yards to so. Belk punted
thlrty-flve yards to Berkeley, who ran
back four yards. Todd failed to galn
around Finlay's end and Uowen klcked
thlrty yards to Ruffin, who ran back
seven yards. Ilolliday was offaide
and Virginia was penalized flve yards
Belk got two yards outslde tackle, and
Porter wormed hls way between tackle
ond guard for two more. Belk klcked
thlrty-seven yards to Berkeley, who
was downed ln his tracks. Berkeley
then went around left ond for slx
yards. liowen kicked twenty-eigln
yards to Ruffin, who covered three
yards before being thrown. Rutlln
failed to guin around left end. Gar
rott eariio around through tackle for
flve and a half yards. and Belk, taking
no chances, klcked thlrty-elght yards
to Berkeley, who came back three
yards. Boiven kicked forty yards to
Belk, who was oaught ln hls tracks
by Berkeley. v
KIcklug A biiYnid ?-.
Porter failed to gain. Carollna waj
penalized tifteen yards l'or holding
Belk kicked twenty-flve yards to
Privec who was caught by Apple
whlte in hls tracks. Drlver gol
around right end for ilve yards. Vir?
ginia was oftslde and was penalized
flve yards. Berkeley attempted a. for?
ward pass, but Abernethy got tho ball
for Carolina. Belk plugged the llno
for one yard; Ruffin squirmed through
tacklo for a hard-earned two yards
and Belk attempted an onside kick
but the ball went out of bounds to
Virginia, and was carrled ln nfteen
yards. Carolina was offside and was
penalized livo yards. Berkeley toro
around right end for tho first. down
of the game, gettlng ten yards. Todd
added lwo on the next try, but Berke?
ley Ioki ono and a half yards on a
delayed pass at centre, Abernethy
breaking through and maklng a pretty
tackle.
Berkeley attempted another forward
pass, but the hall hit the ground be?
foro lt was touched by a man and
was brought back, golng to Carollna.
Belk found an openlng outslde left
tackle and nettod slx yards, and Por?
ter, from a fake kick, made it first
down. Carolina held In tho llne and
was penalized til'teen yards.
The quarter ended with tho ball In
Carollna's thirty-rflve-yard llne in her
ppssession. First down and twenty
slx yards to go. The feature of the
Urst quarter was Abernethv's tackle
TOMAHAWK HUNT CLUB
HAS ITS HOL1DAY RUN
[Special to The TImes-Dlspatch.]
Orange, Va., Novembor 24.?Tho
Tomahawk Hunt Club held Its Tlianks?
glving run thls afternoon. starting
from "Woodley," the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Sanford. Tlie usual good
fleld wuh out in eolors, and the slight
raln beforo the hunt aldod the dogs
very materlally ln following tho drag.
whlch was laiil over Woodley and the
two adjolnlng farms. Good fohces
und dltchos were plentlful, and all
riding enjoyed the hollday run to the
fullest cxtent.
K. C. .fohnson. riding Rex, came
to grlcf, but was not hurt, and ro
mounted and flnlshed well up. Those
riding were Wallace sanford, M. P.
II., on Tomahawk; Mrs. Wallace San?
ford, on Thoroughbred; Jack Woodrlff.
on Gray Cap; F. O. Scott, on Chlnga
gook; H.' G. Shackelford. on M.ignus:
Mrs. V. R. Shackelford. on North
wood: August Wambersle. on Lady
for Carolina, with Venable a close sec?
ond and Belk tylng for any honors
Ktiffln Is another member of the Blue
and Whlto squad who deserves praise
and wlth him should be llnkcd Porter
Tho full back for Carolina was the
surest tackler on tho fleld, and was
cm hand whenever the ball was in
play. As a matter of fact. each man
jn each team deserves nralsc, but, as
In all games of football. some stand
out more conspicuously than others.
and the kicking of both Belk and
Bowen.
Second Quorlcr Kringn Snfrty.
Beginnlng of second quarter. Hon
aker replaccd Berkeley at quarter for
Virginia and was greeted with a j
cheer. Goal was changed and Vlrginia
now was defending the west goal
Winston got two yards around right
end. Belk punted thirty-five yards t..
Honakor, who was tackled by Garrett
before he could move a peg. Tod<l
fumbled and Porter fell on tho ball.
Belk hlt the line for one and a half
yards, and a forward pass from Win?
ston to Applewhlte got slx yards. Win?
ston trled a drop-klck from the forty
yard line, but the ball mlssed goal.
falling short ten yards-, Into tho arms
of Honaker, who ran back seven
yards. Bowen klcked forty vards to
Ruffin. who -was thrown where he I
stood by Todd. Ruffin fumbled, but
recovered the ovnl. Belk klcked
thirty-elght yards to Honaker, who
returned two yards. Bowen fumbled
the pass for a forward pass. but re
talnt-d the ball. and ho then klcked
forty-three yards to Belk. who return?
ed four yards. Vlrginia centro offsldc
and penalized flve yards.
Porter got two yards through cen
tre and then added two rnore on the
same play. It was third down, with
the Virginia llne holding well. and
Belk kicked flfty-eight yards to Hona?
ker. who was caught by Porter and
Applewhlte before he could move.
Tlme out, Porter hurt. He got back
lu the game beforo tlie tlme llmlt ex
nlred The ball wns on Vlrglnla's four
teen-yard llne ln her possesslon. and
It was the only time that the Virginia
goal was ln danger.
Bowen klcked thlrty-eight yards to
Belk. who was caught by Jones in his
tracks. Time out. Jones hurt. lle went
back. Ball on Vlrginia'a forty-threo
yard line, In Carollna's possesslon.
The First Seore.
The lirst pass waa a fumble, but Belk
got the ball, A forward pass, partially
stopped by Honaker, -cas caught by
Venable, and netted nlne and ohe-half
yards for Carollna. Porter trled left
tackle, but found no opening, and could
not gain, and the ball went to Vlr?
ginia on downs. Bowen punted tlfty
flve yards to Ruflln, who fumbled, but
got tlie ball, when he was caught by
Honnker and stopped where he was;
Belk kicked twenty yards out of
bounds. and the oval went. to Vlrginia
on Carollna's twenty-oight-yard llne.
Dflver failed to got around right end,
and a forward pass attempted by Hona?
ker was captured by Belk. He klcked
thirty-flve yards to Drlver, who was
stopped by Porter before he moved.
RICHMOND COLLEGE FOOTBALL SQUAD
i:ii'i.lul;ili- i
Mncon \\1|| uiiltlc llien.r i\ni'rlt>i'M Salu
/ df.Poudu tiit lluatf
?'?lii.v, n.iii (h? Aililniiil clivi'ii hiipr- i'ui' vletur.v, ni upuu lliis gaiue
teru vollvglalc footbnU cliawiiIonwUlp.
Rlalse: V. R. Shackelford, on Casual;
J. N. Andrews, on Blue Run; K. C.
.lolinnon, on Rox: Edwln Ilalsey, on
Rcxall: Jaffrey Woodrlff, on Thor
otighbred.
After tho hunt a dellclous breakfas
was given by Mr. and Mrs. W. W
Sanford at "Woodley." Those present
uero: Dr. and Mrs. Lcwis Ilollidnv,
Mr. and Mrs, J. I!. P. Woodrlff, Mr.
nnd Mrs. W. S, Grimos, Mrs. Holen
ilunt Bresol, Mrs. Hatcher, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Jas. N. Andrews. Mlss Page Wll
Hains. Mlss llill. Mlsaus Ilalsev, Miss
Wlckcr, Mlss Willi.-ime, Mlss Wllklna,
Mlss Price. Mlsses Wambersic, Miss
Mabel Moore, Mlsses Sanford, Mlss
Nnncy Khackolford, Mlss Wlster John
son, Mrs. W. W. Rurgess. Mr. and Mrs
George Tayloe. Jack Morton, Harry
Snnford. Dlrk Trumbo, Dr. L. S. Rlck
etts and others. lluntlng songs were
enjoyed, and altogether the Thanks
givlny hunt was a grand succesa.
Drlvcr nttempted to clrcle left end,
nnd lost three yards.
Bowcr. kicked to Belk on his three
yard llne, and the Carollnlan evidently
thought the hall was over, for he
touched lt back of the goal llne, scor
ing Virginla's Hrst points by making a
safety agalnst his team.
Score: Vlrglnla, 2; Carolina. 0.
Tho ball was brought to the twenty
nvc-yarcl llne, and went to Carolina
Wlnstor. got between left tackle and
guard for clght yards. Belk made it
first down in the same place. Tlme
out to meaaUre distance. Bolk failed
around rlght end, and he then kicked
less than twenty yards, and the ball.
after argumeJU with the ofnclals, went
to \irginla. Honaker made two yards
around left end, and Todd circled the
same e-nd for flve yards. Tlme up
Ball on Carollna's forty-yard llne, In
\ Irglnla's posaesaion.
Scon Vlrglnla, S; Carolina, 0,
Up to thls tlmo the game was evenly
matched. Both tearns played conslstent
ball, and nellher could makc any ap
proclable gains. Both teams relled on
punting to keep the hall out of dan
ger. Vlrglnla was playing to keep
Carolina from scoring.
Third (luai'li-r ProdUees Frnlurc.
Ceeli started th" thlrd quarter, or
Becond lialf. by klcklng to Venable on
hi tlfteen-yard Une, and ho came back
ten yards. Virginia was offsldo, and
tlie klck was made again after Vir?
ginia was pcnali-.'.t-d llve yards. Cecll
kicked again to Ruffln on his ten-yard
llne, and he came back flfteen vards.
On a fake klck formatlon, Portc'r got
around Finlay's end for flve yards.
Abernethy was given the ball for an
(to'-tlme crisscross tackle play, but
Honaker caught him behind his own
line of acrimmage and threw him for
a loss of llve yards. Bclt punted llfty
yards to Honakt-r, who got three vards
on the return.
Bowen kicked forty yards to Belk,
and Honaker was on top of him before
he could biidge. Then came the qatas
iiophe to tlie Carollnlans. Belk kicked j
thlrty-flvc .yards to Todd. The halt
baok got the ball, fumbled, and tho
ball bounded llve yards to his rear.
Ho went after lt, plcked it up, and,
wlth Honaker, Flnlay and Cecll lead
Ing tho way, ran tixty-slx yard3 for a
touchdown, the onlv one of the game.
He failed at tlie try for goal.
Score: Vlrginia, 7: Carolina, 0.
Cecll kicked to Ruffln on his four
yards line, and ho ran back twenty-flve
yards before Honaker got him. A funi
l.'le follovved the line-up -for a Scrlm?
inage, and WJnston lost two vards after
recovcring the ball. Belk kicked llfty
five yards to Todd, who came back flve
yards. Drlver wt-nt around left end
for two and one-half yards, and Hona?
ker got around the other end for two
yards. Tlme out. Bowen punted forty
five yards to Wlnston, and Honny got
him qulck. Ball on Carollna's twenty
three-yard line. Hewitt was siibstl
tuted for Finlay at left end. Belk at
temptod a forward pass, and Honny
got tlie ball, and then made four vards
thVotigli rlght tackle. Drlver " wur
sc-nt at tho same tackle, and got four
yards. Drlver failed to go on the next
try, and the ball went over on downa
to Carolina on her twenty-four-yard
line.
Tlmo Out for Argumeul,
Ruffln went around rlght end for one
yard, and Belk punted on the second
down fiftv yards to Honaker, who ran
seven yards before MacLean got him.
Time out for argument. Ball clalmed
by Carolina on a fumble, ln which the
leathor could not be seen for the men
on top of lt. Carolina got the ball
Calmos substituted for Ruffln at Hglil
half. A perfec forward pass from Helli
to l'ankey was muffed, and Honaker
fell on the ball. Bowen kicked thirty
flve yards to Wlnston. and Hewitt stop
pod him before lio erot an Inch. Portor
failed to gain agalnst tlie Ornnge and
Blue llne. Bolk sont an onside klck
which Appleivhlte rocovei'ed and ran to
Virginla's eight-yard llne, but the
roferqo brought the ball back becauso
it did not go twenty yards, and tha
oval went to virginia. First diiivn.
Todd fell one yard outslde of tacklo
nnd Bowen punted thlrty-Hvo yards to
Bolk, who dldn't stop untll he-camn
back elght vards. A fumble ivas cap
tiired bv Carolina with Grown On tlrt
ball. Belk kicked thirty-eight yards
to Drlver. and Wlnston was down tha
fleld to stop him heforo he mov.ed
Drlver fumbled, Jnil Pankoy fell on tho
ball, Bowen kicked lortv yards to
Bolk. and "1-rorinv nnllod him where ho
stood. Time out. Virginia for holdlng
was penalized twenty yards. Ball on
Carollna's fortv-five-yard liue in her
possesslon. First down. A forward
pass from Bolk to Appleivhlte nottod
llvo vards. End of quarter. Ball on
Carollna's ilftv-yard line. Second
down. Flve yards to go.
Score: Vlrglnla, 7: Carolina, 0.
t,:?*f Ciunrter h Puntlna: Feat.
Portor went between guard un.i con.
ti'o for two yards. Belk kicked thlrtv
cigiit yards to Todd. and Appleivhlte
was down tho Held like a flash, making
a b'oaul iful tackle and stopplng tho Vlr
glnlnn. Bowen kicked lliirtv-flve yards
to Belk; and Todd rovei'sed tho orde.r
or things, gettlng the O-rolinalan be?
fore he oould gain. Porler fnited tn
galu agalnst the llne. but a forward
pass from Wlnston, to VeuaMo mndo
llrsi down. Hulk klckod fortv-fivo
yards to Honaker. who fell beforo he
could run tho punl bnck. Howen kick?
ed thlrty-two Mards and Honaker re
epvered tho hall. Bowen kloked fortv.
flve vard* to Belk. Honaker making tlie
tacklo. Belk kicked thlrtv-flvn yards
lu Honaker, who somlneil l^s kneo and
fell. TJme OUt Tnrbl t\\,\m fjilzo. V.lftll
The
Indiana
Trophy
Waa won by Joe Matton
in ?
Chalmers "30"
In this race the Bluebird
made an average speed of 51.5
miles per hour, better time
than was made by the winner
of the Cobe race for big cars
the following day.
The Chalmers "30" had no
mechanical trouble of any de
scription.
Chalmers Quality
Counts
Gordon Motor
Co., Inc.
"Cars of Character"
Richmond, Va.
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formatlon galned scven yards. "Vir?
ginia holding. penalized nfteen yards.
Bowen klcked forty yards to Calmes,
and Prlyer got ir.m atfer he made threo
yards on the retum. Winston kicked
twenty yards to Todd. who f&'led >
come back. Bowen klcked thlrty-cight
yards to Belk. who ran the ball back
four yards beforo Honny tiuvw nlm.
Porter went through tackle for 11 vs
and one-hulf yards. A fi<; '????'>: i ;u i
was lncomplete. and waa brougl I ??<? I
to the startlng point. Belk kicked
thlrty-fivo yards to Todd. and Apple?
whlte held on ifter the runne? Kain:<i
seven yards. .Inn.-s <-ir ' I f"
elght yards and Drtver made !t first
down outslde r'ght tackle. (Jtair v i
substltuted for Honaker. Grant gol
two yards around left end. .lones fail.
ed to galn at centre
Xnirlv Another Touelidown.
The ball was on Carollna's n:ne-yard
liwe. and lt looked 111;.- another toueli
down for Vlrginia when Drlver fumblel
and Applewhlte fell on -he ball. Win?
ston went through left tack'. for -i
yarda, being stopped by Drlver. Belk
klcked forty yards to Grant, who i
back elght yards. Drlver went against
centre. but failed to sraln. A forward
I'.i-- from Todd (.1 Grant made seven
yard loss whllo trylnj ? ?-?'? ? tund
right end. Tlme out. Drlver sgain
failed to galn. and To-id trled for goal
from placemcnt on Carollna's thlrty
seven-yard*dl:ie, but missed. Ball ko*?
to Carollna on hor twenty-flve-yard
llne.
A forward paa* from R?iu to Oai
KOt fourtean yards and flral down I
trled an onalde klrk and Joi
ered the oval. Bowen kicked tb.lrty
vards to Venable. and GrarTl atopped
frorn behlnd, aettmc him. Bow
punted thlrtv yards to Belk. who fum?
bled. but recovered fo balL Jones
was on _>>?> job and B'-Ik failed to re
turn. Pelk klcked thlrty yarda K
Grant, who waa also s:onped wlthout
icalnlnVr. Time out. Hartv aubatltnted
for Apnlewhite. Todd from a fak-e kick
formatlon got eight yarda bffo-e Portei
brought hljn down. Grant mado It flrsl
down. Tlme un. Game over. Ball on
Carollna'/ twenty-two-yard llne ln Vlr
glnln's po^ession.
Score: Virginia. 7: Carolina, 0.
L'ne-up and summary:
l.lnr-Vp.
Virginia. Posltlon. Carollna
Flnl'iy.left end.\nMewhItn
(Hewltt) fHarty)
cecll.left tackle.Garrett
Pankey.left guard.Thompaon (C 1
Holllday .centre. Brown
Towlea.rlpriit guard.MacLean
Geyer (C.)... .right tackle. . . Aberncthv
Bowen.rlirht end.Venabl?
Berkeley... ..quarter back... .Wlnatoh
(Honakerl
(Grant)
Todd.left half.Bcllc
Driver.right half.Ruffin
(Calmes)
.lones.full back.Porter
Summary: Touchdown?Todd. Safe?
ty?Belk. Score?Vlrginia. 7: Carollna,
0. Offlclals?Barry (Georjretown). ref
oree; Gnmmon CHampden-Sldney). uni
plre; AVitt (V. M. T.), tleld judge; Jack?
son, head Hnesman. Tlme of quarters.
iifttcn mlnutes.
One-Slilril fJume.
TSpeclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1
Bristol, Va.. November 24.?In a ganih
thai was practlcajly one-slded from
start to flnlsh, IClhg College, of Bristol,
won from Roanoke college on the Brls.
tol grldlron thls atfernoon, tho scoro
being 24 to 0. One tbousand peoolr
witnessed the game. YVhltlock. of thf
vlsitlng team. was struck on tlie head
durlng an excitlng InterforenTe and
was rendered uuconsctous. Tt was only
by medlcal nld that he was brought
around. In spite of protests he ro-en
tered the game ln the last quarter, but
appcared to be lu bad form.
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