Vanderbilt at Virginia

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, November 16, 1919, page 20

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  VIRGINIA ELEVEN HUMBLED BY C0MMODOREs, 1915 Vanderbilt Carries or Victory Laurels in Cleanly.Fought Game at Charlottesville. GOODWIN KUYK PROVES STAR Richmond Youth, Substituting for Dunn at Full Back, Smnshcs Through Visitors Line With Ter rife Force and Scores Touchdown. CHARLOTTESNlLLE. VA. Nov. ID Vanderbilt University defeated its an cient enemy, Virginia, on Lambeth Z Field today, 10 to 6 in a game clcanly fought. but devoid Of the spectacular playing which has marked the meeting Of these elcvcns in past years. Enter ing the game long odd favoritcs, the Commodorcs bewildcrcd the big crowd kicked Off and after forcing Virginia TO punt, rushed the, bali 10 the thirty fre-yard mark. where Captain Cody drop Kicked 3 pretty field goal. Twice during the remainder OF the game Cody’.s teammates put him in position 10 add additional goals from the field. but his two attempts failed. Virginia began TO show latent power in the last part Of his period, its total TO len in the second period that the Orange and Blue developed “A smashing attack. which was TO sweep IL on TWO ether occasions inside the tcn-yard mark. Those last two threats found the Commodorcs lighting !,amcly and successfully. Commodorcs Score on Tumble. Vanderbilt’s touchdown came early the only tumble by the Orange and Blue. After his team had been held for and Burnett fumbled. Several players were after the ball. but Hendrix seooped i, up and raced thirty yards across across an open field; Cody made it an II was after this that Virginia opened its smashing attack. Burnett started II by running back punt twenty-five yards 20 Nanderbilts forty yard line. Line thruStS and short end runs in which kuyk, ii. R!nehart and russell alternatcd and one of the Two carried the ball to the iive-yard mark. where kuyk was sent over for a Virginia twice threatened in the third period. but the first time after covering thirty yards ii was halted on inc ten yard mark and on the Sec through the eisht-yard mark The nYe yard penalty proved more than virginia could overcome. Virginia Kept on Defensive. From this time on Vanderbilt showed complete reversal of form and Kent the Nirginians on the defensive Win Inc Inc piunges and end runs in which and Latham did clever bits OF wort me Conlmodores tried several forward passes but all failed, either through grounding or blocking by their oppon. Despite these failures. however. the Commodores kept the ball well down .io, n;nrgim mario terri,ory throughou, the tried unsuccessfully for field Eoals Out OF this game there arose a now star in Goodwin kuyk. of Richmond. VINO was substituting at fuilhack Tor Dohii, injured in the game between virginia and Georgia last week. Kuyli WIN terrinc line smashcs gained most O. the ground for Virginia ana il w. seldom mat he failed 10 come through When called upon. - Quarterback L.tham. of Vanderbu, Snaied honors with him. Several tines LAT nam thrust through tackles or ,.jrD S!cd the ends for substantial gain. ana ms open hetd dodeims in running back puntS brought cheers The lineup: Vanderbilt. Position ,., i>nHntS..; ......... right end 81; ~. I,;iptScomp....... right tackle Nri;.t,,,’‘.’,n EaLey........... right guard ,,hI,r’t ,,’ ~ - = .’.-..’...-.-. center ii.,tI. - Gtt SdS...... ici guard &swmai I .s,hs s. ;-.......... LEI; md ...I HinShri 10 naLll........ quarter bacE U,,.,..., Maoc right half back B,ssuu.tii RRtGIrrS hlll...,... left half back ~ jt’|ha =, Ssere h.; fun back ...........kuyk Vanderbilt ..... ? . - Virginia ~ Nanderh;i; scor.ne ,ouchro,yn il.SSa-i. Cody. ‘”H’ it’tt Eu.!virginia scoring: iouchdow,- Kuy, n,.,s IL

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, November 16, 1919, page 26

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  VIRGINIA IS DEFEATED BY VANDERBILT, 10–⁠6 | CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Novem- ber 15-Vanderbilt University defeat ed its ancient enemy. Virginia, on Lambeth Field today. 10 to 6. in a game cleanly fought. but devoid of | the spectacular playing which has marked the meeting of these elevens | in past years. Entering the game ! long odd favorites. the Commodores adherents by scoring within three minutes Capt. Cody op-kickinS a pretty field goal from the 35-yard line. Twice during the remainder or the game Cody’s teammates put him in a position to add additional goals from the field, but his two attempts failed. Virginia began to show latent power in the last part of this period. but it was not until Vanderbilt had run it’s total to 10 in the second pc riod that the Orange and Blue developed a smashing attack which was to sweep the ball across the goal line and carry it on two other occasions inside the 10-yard mark. Those last two threats found the Commodores fighting gamely and successfully. Vanderbilt’s touchdown came early in the second period and resulted from the only tumble by the Orange and Blue. OuC OF CnlS game IueFc dIOSe d new star in Goodwin Kuyk of Richmond. who was substituting at fullback for Dunn. injured in the game between Virginia and Georgia last week. Kuyk. with ter rife line smashes. gained most OF the ground for Virginia, and ii was seldom that he failed to come through when called upon. Quarterback Lathem of Vanderbilt shared honors with him. Several times Latham thrust through tackles or cir 1eI he dc fNr hist v,fi i.I ,fv,x, \ his open field lodging in running back punts brought cheers.

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  Arizona republican, November 16, 1919, page 29 (results column)

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  Football Results Taepubllcan A. p. Leased wirsls At Pullman, Washington: University of Washington 13; Washington State T. .zn- At Los Angeles: University of Southern California 2S; University Of Utah ‘. -, At Berkeley: California Freshmen 47; Stanford Freshmen 0. At Omaha: Creighton 41;Wyoriing Q. At Charlottesville: Vanderbilt 10; University of Virginia 6. 49t At Lincoln: Nebraska 1s; Kan sas ‘. gIl At Milwaukee: Marquette $; North Dakota 0. At Atlanta: Georgia Technical 2; Georgetown 0. N At West Point: Army 62; .eyilla Nova 0. At Harrisburg: Bucknell IT; Gettys- burg Q. At Urbana: Illinois 2s; Michigan ‘ At Ithaca: Penna State 20; Cor nell 0. At New Brunswick: Rutgers ‘; West Virginia 30. At Chicago: Chicago 6; Iowa 6. At Madison: Ohio State 3; Wis consin O. At Evanston: Northwestern 3; h. diana 2. At Boston: Brown ‘; Dartmouth {. At Cambridge: Harvard 23; Tufts 0. At Philadelphia Penna 3; Puts burg 3. At Syracuse: Syracuse 13; Colgate T. 1 At New Haven: Princeton 13: Yale 6. At Colorado Springs: Colorado Col lege SS; University of Denver 0. | At Boulder: Utah Aggies 19; Colo rado University ‘. At Knoxville: Tennessee 3S; Gin cinnati F. At Omaha: Creighton 41; Wyom 1 ing c. l At Reno: University of Nevada 0; St. Mary’s College 0. At Eugene: University of Oregon l g; Oregon Aggies 0. I At New York: Wesleyn 12; Colum- bia 13. T At Exeter: Phillips -Andover 19; Phillips Exeter o. At Easton: Lafayette 35; Trinity Q. At Washington: Catholic University O; Maryland State 13. At Newark: Delaware 0; Swarth more IT. At Lancaster: Ursinus :; Franklin and Marshall 0. At Bethlehem: Lehigh SS; Muhlen- berg ‘. At Ithaca: Cornell Fresh 1s; Penn States Freshmen A. nh At Chestertown: Galludet 35; Wash ington College 10. At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 30: Western Maryland 6. At Haverford: Haverford [; Dick inson 0. At North Wilmington: Westminster 0; Allegheny 0. At Williamstown: Williams 30; Am | herst 0. sf At Alliance: Miami 13; Mount Union 10. ,an At Akron: Akron Universitv r: Western Reserve ‘. hl At Gambler: Wooster 25; Kenyon 0 x At Delaware: Ohio Wesleyan 19; Denison 0. @ Il At Cleveland: Oberlin CT: Case ‘ 2 At Indianapolis: Wabash 3S; Frank 2 lin 0. At South Bend: Notre Dame 1S Michigan Aggies 0. Ii At Lafayette: Purdue 24: Depadm 0 h At Valparaiso: Morningside esniVal- ‘, paraiso 0. pef At Springfield: Murry 1i.e2 St Y Louis 0. 9th At Northfield: Hamline [; Carlt il ton 6. at V At St. Peter: Gustavus Adolpllus F ;, Winona State Normal 9 e IT At Fayetteville: Arkansas 7:5sokla “A homa g. s35S

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  Evening capital news, Boise, Idaho, November 16, 1919, page 8 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS EAergR!N AT Observation-Disclosures 6; Brown Z. At Harrisburg--Bucknell IL Get tysburg 0. At New Brunswick-Rutgers q; West virginia, 80. AT Exeter-Andover 10; Exeter 0. OF Boston-Boston College 9; Holy Cross z. At Cedar Rapids-Coe z; Cornell 0. At West Point-Army 81; villa No va 0. At Baltimore Johns Hopkins so: Western Maryland 6. At Newark Swarthmore Ii; Della ware 0. At Williamstown--w Williams Z; AM herst 0. At Dickinson Z; Haverford Z. At Harrisburg. Pa.--Gettysburg o.; Bucknell IL. At Easton-LaFayette “a; Trinity o. AT Bethelehem-Lehigh 80; Muhlenburg Z. AT Lancaster, Pa.-F’ranklin and Marshall o; Ursinius Z. At Rochester-Roches %; Rpi o. At New York-N. Y. U. 8; Stevens “a. At New York-N. Y. Aggies 6; YER mont 10. At Wheeling-Washin and JEFF ferson 81: Bethany 0. At Ithaca-Cornell Freshmen 10. Penn Stat eFreshmen IA. At Anna polis-Navy 121; Colby 0. At New York-Columbia 10: Wesleyan IA. At New Haven-Yale Fresh Z; Harward Fresh 10. At New Haven-Princeton 10; Yale At syracuse-Syracuse 10; Colgate At Philadelphia--Penn 3; Pitt 3. At ambridge-Harvard %; Tufts WESTERN. At Chicago-Chicago, 9; Iowa. 6. At Observation-Disclosures, 30; Michigan. Z. At Madison-Ohi 8; Wisconsin, 0. At Northwestern, 8; In diana, 2. At ianapolis--Wabash, IS; Frank lin, 0. At Springfield, Mo.-Drury, IA: st Louis, o. At st. Louis Missouri. Z; Washing ton o. At South Bend, Ind.-Notre Dame 13; Michigan Aggies, 0, At Lafayette. Ind.-Purdue, “a; De- PAW, o. AT Boulder, ColO.-Ut Tan AsBles, III Colorado u. 7. At Colorado Springs-Colorado Col lege, SO; Denver u. 0. At vermillion, S. D.--South Dakota 6; Drake, 8. At Cedar Rapids-Coe, Z; Cornell, 0 At acknowledgements 10; Kansas, Z At Ames-Ames, Al; Kansas Aggies 0 At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Okla home, s. At Observation-Disclosures 6; Nortf Dakota, 0. At Omaha-Creighton Al; Wyom ing, 0. At Valparaiso. Ind.-Morning Side 81: Valparaiso, 0. At Dubuque-Luther College, g. Doquoque College and Seminary, 81. SOUTH. At acknowledgements O; Georgia Tech, ~27. At Birmingham-Au 4 Miss. A & NJ, O. At. Augusta-Georgia 7: Tulane. I At acknowledgements. SO, Uni versity of Cincinnati ~. Vanderbilt. 10: Virginia. 6. COAST. At Pullman-University of Washing ton. 13: Washington State College. Z. University of Idaho. 13: GonZaga, At Reno-University of Nevada, o; st. Marys College. q. At Los Angeles-Universitv of Cali forpia %. I-niyersity of Utah

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Vanderbilt leads 12–⁠5–⁠1 in 18 meetings, counting the 12 since this game.