Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 29

Pipatcti PART THREE CCth YEAR RICHMOND VA SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12 191G iVE CENTS LOCAL BOYS SHINE IN CADET VICTORY Clemson Eleven Outclassed by I at Rushing Game but Spring Spectacular Aerial Bert-schey Performs Score 37 to 7 FIEMl DEFEATS LI Scenes in I Victory Over Clemson at Ball Park Yesterday Horwrfn Boots Ball Throngli Pont From Twrnty-Four-X'ard Line After Several Unusual Occurrences TIGFRS RESORT TO PASSES SPIDERS AHE BEATEN BY HJIN-SIDNEY over the goal for Cadet' first touch Arrow indicates llertsrhey advancing Into hole made by his linesmen who are Indicatetl by rams 1 Weethamptcit Eleven Unable to Pierre Tiger Defense Although Tliejr lie sort to Aerial Attack FIELD OOALH AMI SAFETY Harvey's Toe Brings Victory to Tigers and Hjddera' First Defeat Thurman and Wicker Play Few Palmore Shines TEAM WINS Complete Summary of Big Game Here Yesterday Varda aa Huakra 1 qtr lernnua sr i at 41) 2 a 7 4 a Galas Kad I I Qtr 2(1 I so 2 2S 4 222 Tefal 42 7 Total Klrkvff lisa Hark Haas from Virginia Military Institute with half i dosi-n Richmond hoys In tha lins-up yesterday afternoon defeated Clemaon Colkgo at tha hall park by a score of li to 7 in one of the hardest fought genua witnessed In Richmond thle season The Mouth Carolinians ware outclassed decisively In the rushing game tha Una giving a ay time after time before tha onrushes of Ueriscbi-y and leerb but they proved the better on forward passing the running back of kick-offs on end running and on punting However the Cadets started tha battle with a rush and never for a moment ceased their vigorous elaughb The back held dashing behind excellent Interference wriggled squirmed shouldered and forced their way up the Held steadily on short plunges off tackle The greater part of the ground gained by tha Vlrglulsns was by this process Thatr opponents found the Cedel line a rampart against Which they were crushed beck often for losses Their dashes at tlia ends netted slightly more yards but It was on the aerial attack that the visitors showed to the best advantage Having been played to a standstill throughout the first three quarters and Coach Hart having aent In a number of nsw playera to replace the ba-Uy-crippled regulars who had made the trip to Richmond Clemson turned to the air route for gains Mixing the pasaea la with short plunges at the line they were able to work six perfectly out of eight attempts during the final period Iiy this means they gained Sixty-three yards and furnished the spectators with several of the beat thrills of the game Cogswell opened a short pass to PI nicy Just after Clemson had taken the bell when 1 bad been penalised fifteen yarda for holding and three yarde were gained On the next pluy Finley shot a bullet-like pasa to Aunms who had remained out on the aide the field The pass was for thirty yards and was perlect Adams received well and springing In ten-second time outdistanced Hertschey and Cray and romped over the goal line for Clemaon' only score Ranks promptly kicked aoal Passes Are Unriltog The passes were startling In their snss: Kd arrwrw twenty-five points proved to ihftt tha vUiior niUI wr lafiiiiii hard and with a slnglesord pracj iicMltr avtrybody in th pair fnw up yelling and clapping their of the gameness displajed It was an Incident of true sportsmanship that seldom is witnessed Although the forward passing en-ihlert Clemson to tally It also ranged back upon them I'0" during he last five minutes of play they rkvln returned to the aerial attack imi worked two In rapid "uecssmon Hanks then attempted a third past hut dullivan leaped Into the air near he side line and pulled It There wae only Banks to elude Hulli-van dashed toward him dodged cul directly across the field mnd crossed the goal line after a forty-flve-yard run His run with that of Adams was the longest of the hauls They were not the most spectacular however Seldom Is there seen as consistently good offensive plsy as Hert-schey the former William and Mary player exhibited It appeared almost Impossible for the riinsnn men to atop him Time after time one or more of them had him In their grasp only to have him wriggle away from them and dash further down the field lie kept his feet well and was slopped only after he had been downed by a couple of opponents The fact that the I piayers refused to stop as long ss it was physically possible for them to pdvancej isd to the roughness which several pm-tatcri criticised A number of the ackles were rough All were clean nut were of such driving force that be runner often was ulmost driven the ground when he fell The f'adets showed the better form In their arkling but It was noticed several lines they showed an inclination toward piling on after the runner had been downed fireman Backs Bark lsnrh Walls Bertschey probably gained the -noriji ground for the Lexington play- ree was not alone In this depart-nent Leech and Hart dashed at the line like battering rams they lanced It pen for galna averaging about six -arda and they too fought ahead for round at all times Gray several lines dived through the line for a few aids when they weie needed to make irst downs but hie end runs were iroksn up for the most There was a decided lack of push In ha Clemson back field Coach Hart aid before the gaire that his rlaveie vaa badly crippled and that most of he men who would get Into the game rere suffering fcoin minor Injuries That fart was evident throughout The neks were slow It getting started on heir runt they were slower In running and they failed to show the tan-itoufl determination to ndvance that he opposing backs exhibited They uanaged to make slightly more yards round the end though and also alned more than their adversaries in qnnlng back the kick-offs However thle last department they had the mre opportunities for gains The work of the Cadet ends was good many respects They blocked well drives at the line but In turn were ffertlvely Mocked when going down nder kick-offs and on end runs aimed them In getting downfieid under unts though they performed brll-lautly and practically every Clemson layer who received a punt wae down-I in hla tracks Steele Hawkins Knapp and Whit-t did effective tackling throughout be frei'ss and In opening holes In the ne were of Insstlinuble assistance to lie plunging back field Blehmund lleys In Battle Before lie was forced to retire fap-iln Major showed conspicuously In the iny of the Clemson team lie waa eit frequently In advancing tha hall nd worked hard un the defense Velhla at end Use at centar and Her at full buck Hannon at right yard and Hart left tackle did affee vn work all over tha field of play nd never for a moment whits In the Mine lessened thslr aggressiveness Witset and Blinks were of grant aid urlng the third quarter while Cogs-ell Klnley and Ranks were the play rg who worked the forward passna so iccessfully In the final period Ia ilrsy regular quarter back waa moat conspicuous local buy In the atns end pluyed a corking battle irouahout lie ran hla team well apt them fighting hard and speeded up elr play In groat shape wilt who dieved him did well also and like lee did Munre who replscsd Knapp napp I regarded aa a Richmond boy iso hla family having moved to thla Desperate Efforts Unavailing How ever and Funk's Attempted Place iqenta Fall Tlbbott Mimed -Brown Makes tne Ran BX' WILLIAM IL KWARDX CAMHRIDGE MA88 November 1L Princeton lost to Harvard in tho stadium to-day to 0 a goal from the field by Horween from the twenty-four-yard line telling the stofy Winn of Princeton eager and anxious to get into the game so far forgot himself that when he was substituted for Highley he reported to the umpire Instead of the referee Surely Bill Langford's red hair and white ahlrt made him conspicuous enough to be seen and there is little sympathy for Winn so far forgetting himself as to cause a fifteen-yard penalty against Princeton Thle all happened shortly after the second half began The rrtneeton team waa not putting the dash and aplrit Into tha play that th first half had evidenced The plays that led to Harvard's scoring came first when Eddie Drigga made a poor kick which wint short and out of bounda on Princeton's forty-one-yard line Here began some terrific plunging by Horween and Casey throurh the Princeton line Casey squirmed through time and again and aided by Horween put the ball on Princeton's nine-teen-yard line Her Winn wae substituted for Highley with the Harvard stands cheering and applauding for what seemed to be a sure touchdown The fifteen-yard penalty put the ball on the Princeton four-yard line Harvard grew overanxious after a couple of line smashes had failed to send tha hail over and then a fifteen-yard penl alty for holding sent them back to the aeventeen-yxrd line Nothing waa left but for Horween to try for a goal and hla twenty-four-yard kick waa successful The game lacked some of the live features of the usual big contest There were many substitutions hr both 'teami and fumbling" marred considerably the smoothness of tha game Th handling of punts was far from first class Murray the Harvard 'quarter bark being the worst offender ends were clearly superior to Princeton's Both teams gained through each others tackles more often than through any other place In the line Caaey certainly made good today He made several long 0odglnr runs In which he usually managed to stiff-arm or shake off several tackier He made one spectacular ruq of thirty-three yarda around right Harvard HaekMeld Haas Mmoothly -The Harvard backfleld appeared more polished and worked better together than did Haughton ia rich in auba Flower who replaced Horween la a star and his brilliant work aided much In offense lgte In the game In the first quartet Eddy the Princeton quarter with a half-yard to go for first down failed to gain the distance on a play through canter giving hie own signal Amea who replaced him played a good game but by the time he went lx the contest waa nearly ovrr Allan Brown brought the Princeton crowd to Its feet when he picked up a ball dropped by Caaey during Harvard's second march to tha Princeton goal Brown dashed from his twenty-flve-yard line to Harvard's forty-eight-yard line where Harts sprinting madly after him laid him low and prevented a possible touchdown Brown had a clear field when downed from behind In the closing stages Princeton tried many long forward passes In a desperate effort to overcome the Harvard lead Tlhhott's absence from the Tiger line-up meant much to Princeton Funk tried In vain to score by two placed kicks but one fell short and ths other Just graaed the linesmen's heads Practically no time was taken out for injuries Captain Dadnum of Harvard being the only player to be even slightly hurt Tha llns-up: Harvard Prsltlon Prlnr(n whESfl1 I Hlrhler McOrsw IU Naiiraa Hmw Gennort Kwmmp Hoor iHk X1 Str-ta-sn Maun R' 5 Wltnn ('aJk? V' Fddr L- Drlsts 5' S' Mnnr MftrWPfin ThniiiAB nummary: Flld Aal-lfnrwn Tim" fC? nmkiSIr Linaford (T-lii- ikiJkUm0'rri Wfilisms (lnnyvnl): BanVhart'" ris rGnouMTi1 hed Dsilnunt: lhlnur fur Hrt Burnt for Thschfr Fli wr for Hirpn xvinw ttTMXKty! generals cross-country TEAM WINS AT WASHINGTON Xlmlsla Runner Plnlahea Pint hue Washington and Lee Men Are Hunrhed Bark af lllm ltfl'eclkl to The Tliiirs-nianatchI AMHIMJTON rt November The XVasliliigton and Les truck team wus winner to-itoy of the Mouth Atlantic cross-country championship cun-est getting the first five tnen over ths six-mile run which ended In th University It re The University of Virginia with a score of agulnat th winners' II finished third I'athnllc University! scoring 51 ended sccund while Johns Hopkins ended fourth The first run-ner of Washington snd ls to cross Hie line wns fourth but Ihe fifth sixth eventh snd ninth men wrs all of that to!" giving It victory The University nf Xlrginis hud the (list man to finish hut suffered third pises with four men In Inter pluce th teams with their time were: Miiorv L' Vn 4-5: Driacoii 1 XX'Ickx 1:011 A 'iweil Ik 14 0 4-5: I'lale I- X4'iS: Chilli XV A 4 17 1-3 'V ft lk 54:25 llveuhuld -Kt (i-h-arin XV ft lk 11:117: Mpensla -n-'io -b: Mhnnbs If24 i ilVJS Mil'shev i 1517 B-nltli (1 ItoHnm XV ft Ik 54-14: "ar Vn 14-gU: Iaggetl It 2H2S I -hsods I1 24:17 2-5 Ooudu a 1-6: Irving XV ft 1 "'4 -X- 's 7:2" Kami- i'V Cnlllss 41 I Vis m-hof I' 24:12: ivrk'fts If Mlinwn II Mtavenx X'n 4110 XVsahlnston and Ias nrst 4 5 7 Total 11 points Catholic University second 10 1 13 14 Tide! tl Points Virginia third i II IT IB 30 Total Mjioinis Johns Hulikinx fourth 3 I 13 I 26 Tutsi 76 point Gray bring uncovered Just down INDIANS BEAT JACKETS ASHLANDERS LACK PUNCH WHILE VICTORS SHOWED VIM i Haadolpk-Macoa Tie (ippuarola la Naal Quarter bat Is taable to Hold Agalast Igoraoa tigeaslve i Special to The Timex-Dispatcti ASHLAND VA November In aj close and exciting contest William and Mary defeated Randolph-Macon 14 to 7 here this afternoon The game was marked by the steady and consistent playing of the Indians and by the poor exhibition of the Jacket The 1st- ter with Captain Cog bill and Randolph out of the game seemed to lack that enthusiasm so characteristic of them while 1 the Willlamsburgers went in from the beginning with a determination io win The Aahlanders' line was made to crumple before the heavy attack of Uoalee and Close while Kills circled the ends for many gains The Jacket back did not gain as readily as usual and their forward pase was not worked successfully as In the past Once during the game It seemed that the-Lemon and Ulack was going to win Htner seised a fumble and raced ninety yards for a touchdown tying the score but the team lacked the necessary punch and could not effect another score In thh first quarter Randolph-Macon kicked off On the second play Kills made thirty yards around left end but the Indians now attempted a forward pass which waa unsuccessful and the ball went over on a punt During this entire period the ball remained In the renter of the field William and Mary having the advantage of her opponents however The quarter ended with the ball In the possession of the Jackets on their forty-yard line In the second period by steady gaining the ball was advanced to the ten-yard line but the Indian could carry it no further and it went over However when they received the punt they again made steady gains this time annexing a touchdown Homers kicked' goal Score William and Mary 7 Randolph-Macon 0 The quarter waa soon over In the beginning of the third quarter the Jackets seemed to start off in good style gaining thirty-five yards on two downs but were unable to gain more It was near the end of the game with the ball on the Jackets' ten-yard line that Hiner gathered up a fumble of one of the Williamsburg backs and ran the length of the field fur a touchdown Creekmur kicked goal Score -Randolph-Macon 7 William and Mary 7 However William and Mary received the kick-off and brought the hall steadily down the field until Close crossed the line for another touchdown Somers succeeded In kicking goal and the score stood 14 to 7 in favor of the Indians Tha stars of the game were Hiner Moss and Creekmur for Randolph-Macon while Kills Close Goalee and Bur-ford played best for the Wllliamsburg-era The line-up: K-M INwltlon ChrUllan Homm I'upley I Hi-lil Morton I Coiw'liiml t'reskmur ivileon (Captain) Mejrberr (I (larber Hudnall Ilurfnnl Uw Maddox Hiner Vnlriw Young II Goalee Waters CIim Wray Kill Hulwtltutinna: Wllllama and Kob-n-son for Held Carwlle fur Marlon: Reardon for Wray WoodAn for Chrlatlsp Lanesater for t'srwil Summary: Clone (II Hiner Goals from Homer (2) Crvek-mur Referee Word I Virginia) umpire Currie (Davidson) head llnevman Hoyd (Davidson) Time of nerlndn It mlliutc JAKE ROWSEY HONORED BY A BOWLING ASSOCIATION Laeal Mas Fleeted ts Vlee-Presldeaey Fraaehlse Awarded 4' II Casby Touraameain Staged Herr At a meeting held in Haltlmnre lust week for the purpose of organising tha fiouih Atlantic Indlvldunl Chum plonship Howling Association (Jake) Rowsey manager of the Palace alleys or thla city was elected third vice-president and the franchise in the sssocletion for Hlchimmd was awarded to Chnrlea Cosby owner of the Palace alleys The ussoclstion will include the cities of Richmond Hsltlmore Portsmouth Hagerstown Washinaton and Norfolk II Roane of Norfolk was named temporary president Harry Krouse of Washington sei-retnry and George Russell of Haltimors treasurer Thackery of the Howlers' Journal New York whs asked lo plena re a constitution and by-laws fur the new nesurliitinn In all prolinlilllty tournaments will It staiisd In tha cities owning franchises In the organisation and prises will bo awarded individual bowlers making the high scores Tho intercity events should prove very internal- lug Another tnestlng will be held soon to perfect ail arrangements for tho opening of tho gsoucintlun'o aillvliles FORMER COLTS PERFORM Perryman and Grlmea Make Good Heeords In Nunthern Old Xlrglnln Leaguers Iln Well A gliuree uVrr tha lost season's averages of the Koulhsrn leagu reveals several players who st one tlmu performed fn tha Virginia Lcaguu and un the Richmond ('lull when this city was In tha old lmniiuloii circuit Thrasher Grimes nnd Perryman are the forinrr Virginia Leaguer performing In th Houthern circuit Thrasher Is an outfielder and ranked second In hatting last year having an average of 117 and fielded well over koil lie nlsved formerly with Norfolk Ini Ihs Virginia Leaaue Grlineg and Perryman are twlrlers nnd both horld for tha Hlclitnnnd Pulls and had good records In tho Poulhqrn League during thu season Haas Clrmaaa 22 21 5 fig Illalaare as Paata X' 1 Qtr I lemMOS '43 I 4 2 AS HU 11)5 147 4 as 107 XUI Talal 303 Puafs Forward Pasa Galas CRISS-CROSS PLAYS PROVE BIGGEST ASSET OF WINNERS till) to Fathom This Attnek Pollard Score After Cotrkiag Field Goals Const BY KKNNAKD (Former Harvard Football Star NEW HAVEN CONN November 11 Brown sprung big surprise hy making It two straight over the Klia today Tho final count was Brown tl Yale Yale's six points for a time looked like a safe lead but It was different Brown team that swept Yale off the field In the latter part of the game Brown's criss-cross plays with Iol-lard for the most part carrying the ball was Yale's undoing The Blue simply could not fathom this plsy In the case of each of Brown's touchdowns It was Pollard's brilliant running that placed the bear within striking distance Brown's first score was the result of straight line-plunging Purdy carrying the ball over The second touchdown wae made hy Follard catching Yale's punt in the renter of the field he ran rolled equirmed twisted and fell across the Yale goal line The third score was a beautifully executed pass Hlllhouse to Devltalls across th center of the Tale line Yale had the upper hand all during the first half but only by a small margin At the very beginning of the second half Brown reversed matters and had Yale at her mercy The Brown backs plowed through the Blue line for consistent gain hut the greatest distances must he rharged up to the Yale ends The Yale team seemed almost demoralised by the strong allround attack There were few fumbles but those found Brown always on tho Job The forward pass was used twice successfully once for a score If Yal expects to beat Harvard thera must be a lot of headwork done In the bowl in the next few weeks The line-up: Yule Position Tlrmrn Moseley Mui-hall Ofl Black Wait Hutchlfkon eeso seosa SnrsUH eeseoe seeoos 00 os PHiishan It Williams rumcrfnrd Wma Smith flinty t'srcy I- I email Ic- Onre II Tl PnllHnl Ilrailen Hlllhmw Sumnisry Field (2i Pollard Devllsll Utfl1 if fmm I mvltsll Funly (2) Tim of period twe II and two 12 lnu oh Kelciv IlHcke't iWml Point I uninlre Mortr (pernylvsnls): hend Ilni-emMn' Noble (Amherst) Held Judse McCarthy (PcnnHVlvanla) Sulwiltulbin: lnmrho for Smith: Wall for Carey: Smith for Ijiroch: vllle for Waite It Smith (or Kutihl eon lneh for (lor Andla fur Jeciaili Murphy for Pnllnrd DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB' IN FIRST RUN OF YEAR Many Killers Fallow Hounds Over leo thy I'nurae ood All Flalsh Strong la Spile of Ileal Members of tha Deep Run Hunt Glut) of th Country Club uf Virginia held their Initial run of tha seasou vaster day afternoon at Hunny Hide A itum tier of new riders huvo Jollied the club and were present yesterday In the first run This will be a banner year for thu rluh If the number of riders In Ihs first run ran bs counted for anything Tits course led over the pastures of Sunny Side where the first rust was muilu through Hull's Hoiiom and lia'-k to the Cnry Street Road The secund cast waa iiisde on Cary Street Road after a brief check The pack whs thrown in gain at Ilealtle's corner continuing on through llainiiiun'a Hardens with a sacond check oil I'nt-terson Avenue Thu final cast boforo renclilng the vlirfj whs ('linnlllly A good finish whs innile over Ihs Jumps on tho rluh grounds snd esch rider finished well up In front in spile of the hot weatlmr and the fuel that It wns tha first run uf the season Yesterday's riders were Fred Cninp hell If on luuly Nicotine burn It Syilnor whip on Lady Hobble Harris whip on Leesburg Hoy Misses klsrihu Mary lloddley on Teddy! Mnrlg Honours on Florn Julls Mourn re on I'nnsle Alice Htsir on l'ester Nell Henuoldx on William Nlcotle JoliliSiill Oil leg Dorothea Hueuer on iJidv ami Henry Lee Valentine on lllil Wllllum lliieger nn Jack Sprat ti Kraklne lluford on Flat Foot with a groom on Itoli Huy Tlis Nseuml run of th seaauii will atari ut Ilealtle's corner on next Sul unlay sftertiuon st o'clock Hut Slight Improvement Noted Ju Orange and Itlue Meet With Little Kettistance WHITE MAKEM LENGTHY RUXH Thurman Carries Hall and Ilia Punting Featured Virginia Opens Several Freak Formations With Forward Passes Score 35 to 0 Special to The Times-Dispstch CHARLOTTESVILLE VA November 11 After sustaining three successive defeats X'lrglnla won from South Carolina with ease to-day the score standing 15 to The game ns a whole revealed slight evidence of improvement in Virginia's offense-which heretofore has been very erratic Home clever runs were made by White sub quarter In the absence of Wagenknlght and Carrington both of whom are on the Injured Hat and these together with some well-executed forward passes from freak formation produced a largo proportion uf tha Virginia'! gala Thurman the tar punter' also tried his hand at carrying 'the hall and once got away for twenty-five yards X'lrglnla started the game with regu-lara out of the line-up Four touchdown were register I in the first half three coming in the second quarter when the eleven seemed to strike its stride Early In the second half Virginia agatn crossed Carolina's goal line after which substitutes were sent in rapidly In the last five minutes of play the Palmetto boys ralllec after securing the ball on a fumble near midfield and made their only touchdown The orange and Blue had registered five touchdowns and an entirely new team had been sent in it being against this eleven that Carolina scored when Quarterback Remrle circled left end for forty yards and a score Quarterback White proved Virginia's principal ground gainer runnidg aixty yards once and going forty-five yards through the Carolna team after a kickoff Thurman's tiling waa a feature The llne-ap: Position 8 HaraF I "Clark Ml iky Is Tioeefe(ei Horton Thurman I U' Kilgore Churchman Boulwsr Cn'man Moore MoKsy MMlllan FI' Waring Whit I a Kmrle Klnsolvtng I Hemoton vlt II Chandler Mnsrr It Crourh Mummarv: Klmwirlng (2) Ru'l (2i White Krfflrl (Ionia front Thurmnn Pi) Tim of nortod IS nnd 12 mlnutca Rfore Hnrrv (Grnrs-nrnt: umtilr Donnei'v (Trinity) head Mnmmun VrWhoniT (Georgia) NAVY WREAKS VENGEANCE FOR OLD TARHEEL VICTORY Montheraem Never Endanger Middles Goal While Fstare Admirals Drive Through Const nutly Scare SO la Br Associated Prees1 ANNAPOLIS IIP November The Annapolis Midshipmen to-day mors than retrieved the defeat hy the North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College last season 24 to 12-by rolling up a total of 60 points against tha Tarheels The Koutherners played a ragged game and at no stags did they endanger the Navy goal line Navy showed som Improvement both offensively and defensively as corn- Sared to previous performances The llddies Invaded Ihe goal line seven times and Perry kicked a pretty drop goal from the field at a distance of forty-one yards Heeretary of ths Navy Daniels a native of North Carolina with Mrs Daniels witnessed the game The line-up: Nave Jakun Ik Relfle I Gilman (1 Jane D-nfeldt (I )) a ril II Fisher tR Mlb-liel II Vim Braeklln I Try Ik It Hire Duvla I Temple Marlin II Mrr Iiy pirlmla: Nave 21 H-trt Nurih Camllns A i Muinnisrv- Insrem (21 Ds-vl (2) Hnlierl Martin Ri-nfrhlt Una I frua Inurhiliiwn-Relll (() 1mn gnal fmm I'erry Tints nf perliula Ifi inlnitie rsrh liefere Ilin-ase (l)srl-mnmhi uninlre ukeMin ilahlh) head llneemsn Murphv I fennatrlavsnls i Mulwlllulbm: Vim 'Helmherr fnr Jai-kmin 1 Minis fnr Gilman liiinstiln fnr linini fnr Wnril: Garrnll fnr Fisher (rr fnr IVrlseh1 Welsrhel fnr lirr: Dsr-ls fnr I'rr'v: Hnbrris fnr Dsvls: inarsm fnr Xlsrlln Nurih Csmllns A Laurens fur Hsvnri Mr Murray fur Delaney llsrius fn Temple GENERALS DOWN BUCKNELL Herat rred Fumble Henalls to Peaasyl-vanlaaa' naly Xarles Meare BA fa Illy Assnelsteil l'resa1 IEXINHTIIN VA November II Wnsltlnglnit anil lam piled up eight lom'hiliiwns agulnat Hueknell in their annual funthall giwnu here to-day winning IS to 7 The I'eniisylvsnlHlis' Ions score ram early In the game when I'aiitHlo Young dropped Hie bull when tiu'klml near his own goal llna after receiving a mint Washington and los used ths tneklrs-over play very effectively but varied It with swinging end runs Hup smashes and overhead passing Tim line-up: tall Ion llui'k'o I alp I nr kill flll Ik -K lllllt IIIIM Ik ISm K'slitsl 1 1 jiihnsun Hevaa I ll mi it bli I'lemttl i i 1 1 i in-hll Milner i i It I ii Klr'h I snl ni i it I 1 IPirk'r hl i It Fk Mlirnr-''''" It is'ey i) it I tv i mi Yillins 1 1 i I II Vt eluhnrr 1 1 tslti) ('mmureli i It It lifiiin I stlun li- Ilsblnrf Minre (or perliula i Wsshliisliin sail las 14 ll jn l-t llu'kiiHll a- Miminisrvi TnUrbdmn-YnHB igi tlra hat- jnhssna Mrl lisab-y igrlrn Ki'lni Weishsrr Gntl fruin insrhiiuorNs-Turns (Si Dsaljy ttnliliil Mpeclai to The Tlmea-Dlapatch HAMI'DEN-SIDNEY VA November Before tha largest crowd that ever assembled on Venable Athletic Field to witness a football game the Hamp-den-Sidney Tigers to-day defeated the Richmond College Spiders by the score of I to 0 The acore does not tell fully of how the Dodson uiachllte failed to ahow Its known prowess and ot how Bernier's men held them at every' turn and played the game In Richmond's territory for fifty of the alzty minutes of actual playing Time and time again the Tigers were on the verge of putting acrosa touchdowns and overwhelming the opponents The Spiders made only two first downs in the game and not the least progress In advancing tha hall except In the last quarter when ntt got away for good gains Out of eleven attempts with the forward pass two were worked and these for short gains Wicker was put In the game during (he last quarter with Instructions to save It by the elr route and hla wild heaves landed safely once Hamp-den-SIdney tried this style of play several times but without great success Her scoring was done in the first second and third periods Twice Idck Harvey was called upon to use hla toe and each time responded with a well-pi need drop The (laruet and Oray lino held firmly nd he took his time In putting them over Things looked equally for the Tigers on the kick-off when the ball took a bad bounce and kept Huddle from running It back any distance Then a fumble followed and Whlttel was on the ball for the spiders Several plays were shot at the Tiger (Jne but all these were smeared and the oval went over Then the Tigera began a line-smashing march that did not atop until they reached the twenty-yard line where Uarvey put across the first count Richmond received the kick and Pitt ran the ball back five yards before he was nailed by Jim Warren Soon they were forced to kick and High School drove close enough for another drop Spiders Find Tigers Kims After the kick-off the story runs the came with the Spiders unable to pierce the Tiger defense 'and then the "Cats" took the ball and drove Huddle Crisp Harvey and Palmore for the necessary ten Soon the hefty for wards of the Spiders braced and High School waa forced to punt With the ball In their possession at the opening of the fourth frame the visitors seemed to take on new life and made some substantial gains but thla spurt waa abort lived With three minutes to play Captain Thurman with hla head and face pad ded and protected with an especially devised headpiece took quarter and lacked four yarda of driving hla team to a touchdown which with the safety made In the third quarter would have made the score look like last year's To pick tha stars for the winners la very difficult unless the eleven men are named In order Allen Tiger right guard played the heat game of hla career and the other forwards were there with the aame fighting spirit that ha displayed The Warren brothers held the end John In the best form ahown here In many days and Palmore ran the team with good generalship contributing many yarda himself to Tiger gains Huddle Crisp and Harvey did great work ae hacks rarely failed to gain through tha Spider defense For the losers 1'ltt out up a good game at quarter and ninrie nearly all the ground for his team lVhlttet Robins and Carter also did well rP-htnnnd fusil Inn H8 Whit let I Wsrren Carter I TyM Ooreey lfQilM (hull Allen ylhlttfl eiesisiqs Ri Tte seeeaaaeeee nfflll MHburae XVsrrn I ifteeesAisasaesiiaaa i Tnlninre Jolllff It Huddle Kurk ft It Hurvejr Miner Il Crisp Summary: 1'rnp Harvey (I) Hofrty Hampden-Slilney Rfrr (Pennsylvania): umpire Humiisun: hat linesman Hulienmn (Divlilunn) Tims of iimiriers it mliniire Thurman fnr Palmer! Tab la Term fur Ini MIT: Rmndue fnr WhlHeti Wicker fur Taliaferro Nherd fr Hn-dcr-nn AT NEW ORLEANS MEETING Hilly fimllh a ad XV Bradley XXIII Attend Miner League Meet lag Playera Brian hnugM lillly Hmlilt wrll known In busebnll circles In thle city as manager of tho local International League tram snd XV Krsriley who was owner of tho Richmond baseball club when thin elty was In tho X'lrglnla Longue will at torn! tho annual (nesting of tho minor Inngua ningnstro to bo held In Now Orleans nest Tuesday Hmllli will rep resent the lornl club while Mr llrsd-ley will attend In Ihe Interest of Ihs Virginia Lenguo Although officials of (ho local dub nr as mum as can be It Is Itiehly probable that the sending of Hilly Minlth to tho meeting la movement whereby the locals will bo able lo mines some now plavere by (radon nr purchases It la a known fact that Ihe officials of tho dull have announced that they will have several new plsv era boro hy nest sea son If they Itsvu to pa purchased outright DEFEATS MEAOE IN FINALS OF HERMITAGE CLUB TOURNEY Will Oppose Ilulaa Call Thla XX'eek la llay for Hraaeh Other latrrrstlng Matches William Wallace will represent the Hermitage Country Club In the golf championship match to be played between the winner of the Hermitage Country Club and the Country Club of Virginia tournaments This fact was definitely decided yesterday afternoon when Wallace defeated Meade In the final round of the annual fall golf tournamdnt on the Hermitage links Wallace had a complete walkover against Meade yesterday winning by the score of four up and three to go in an eighteen-hole match Wallace will play Douglas Call the winner of the Country Club of Virginia tournament this week for the chumplunship of the two club and for the possession of the Branch cup Thirty-six holes of match plajr constitutes the play In the championship match eighteen holes being played on each courae Although no definite arrangements have been made for the staging of the match it probably will start on Wednesday afternoon and bs concluded next Saturday afternoon Wallace won two victories during the last week for on fast Thursday afternoon he secured permanent nossee-sion of the ffchwailzschild trophy the trophy donated to the leading golfer for two consecutive months Although Interest yesterday was con rered in the mutch between Meade and Wallace for the championship there were several other matches played The match between Dunaway nnd uu-Val of Class was the closest of the day DuVal finally won out hy the core of one up on the eighteenth hole Yesterday's play marked the closing of the golf season at the Hermitage Country Club with the possible exception of a medal play match which maybe held on Thanksgiving Day The preaent seaaon has been a very good one for the Hermitage Country Club as far aa golf la concerned There have lieen a larger number of golfera out thle season than heretofore and interest In tho Scotch game la Increasing ''itesuts In the two lending claaaes yesterday were aa follows: Class A (championship division) William Wallace defeated Meade four and three Clnae A (defeated Jones de feated CIiihs 'championship) I)ual defeated Dunway one up Class i do feu led eight) Anderson defeated Hasnrd Foe ball Results Xlrglnln Military Isstltute 37 1 College 7 Illchmaud 4 ullrar III Hampden Milner Ni Ilnndolph-Maean Tl XYllllnm and Mnry 14 Xlrglnln 33 Month Carolina Washinaton nnd Lee ft3 llnek nell 7 Xorlh Carolina 10i Davidson (rorgetown nlverslly 47 West Virginia Wesleiaa Army lTi Maine 2 Navy 50 1 North Carolina 0 XX nod berry Forest R3 Lynchburg High Kplseopal High 27 1 Army nnd Naiy Preps Covington High I4 Greenbrier Presbyterian IX Ntaaaloa A gM X' I see-end I H2 Wake Purest Ik Appomattox Stale lli hew lnn dun Aeademy Cnlante itfti lloehesler Lafayette Albright town I3 Northwestern 2U Net re llnme I2 Month Dakota Kansas 27i Washington Ik llrgnttw 11 1 Wabash 2d Georgia "Tech" 13 Alabama Ik Maryland Stale I3 Catholle I nl-veralty tt Vale Hi llrnwn 21 Harvard hi I'rlareloa Ik Georgia AO Farm a a Ik IMlIalinrgh 27 1 Washington nnd Jefferson Ik Tennessee lilt X'nnderhlll Cornell XI Michigan 2tk Pennsylvania Tl liarltonulh Myrnenae 42i Susquehanna XXIIIIama III Manonrkuerll 0 Itnanoke College 411 1 Gollsodet llolgers West Xlrglnln Swnrlhniore si Colombia I'ennsylvsnla State Iwhlsh Johns Hopkins 21 1 Xl'esl Maryland llnvertord 11 Dickinson Holy Cross IMi llowdnio IX Sewnoee Ml I hallnnoogn Ik Florida Hi Ankara 2X Colby hi hew Xork I nlverslly Sleiess IP onneetlcnt I (Conilnueii on Msounil Pag) I I I.