Washington and Lee at Wake Forest

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  The times dispatch, Richmond, Va., October 26, 1913, page 12

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  GENERALS FIND TARHEELS EASY Wake Forest Easily Defeated 33 to 0 on Heavy Field. Lexington, Va, October o5.-In sea of mud. Washington and Leo defeated Wake Forest, 33 to o, to day before one OF the largest crowds of the season, there being about three hun dred young women from Randolph Macon Woman’s College present to wit ness the contest Washington and Lee kicked off and Wake Forests first punt was immediately blocked and Smith went over for the first tally. Miller kicking goal. Wake Forest again kicked off and on the first lineup Domahue ran sixty two yards for the second touchdown, Miller again kicking goal. In the latter part OF the first period the Tarheels threatened to score, but were checked on tho twenty five yard line. In the second quarter a pass from Miles to Barker put the bail on the five-yard line and Donahue went over. The third period was scoreless. but In the last. Donahue passed to Kick ate, for thirty yards and Terry carried the ball across. a few moments later my’s flfteen-yard line. but Donahue fumbled and Sheppard recovered. A minute later and Wake Forest had fumbled and Seeley fell on the ball back OF the goal posts for the last tally. For the White and Blue, Donahue. Smith. Friend and Beuhring all played strong game, while Miller and Shultz starred in the line. Camp and Savidge We’re the bright lights for the Wake Forest eleven. Lineup: Washington Wake and Lee Positions Forest Kickatte. ..... left end. .Cuttrell Shultz. left tackle.... Carter INeblitt.. left guard. ....... Camp Barrow ........ centre ..... Sheppard Miller. right guard. Sailing Miles. right tackle. ..... Moore Barker. right end. Jones Donahue. quarter back. Daniels Lille. left half back. .Trusty Smith. =. right half back. ... Horne Friend ....... full back. Savidage Substitutions-Wall for Kicllatte, Bryant for Shultz. Harris for Bryan Dingwall for Neblitt; Kirkpatrick for Barker. Seeley Tor kirkpatrick, Smith for Seeley. Miner for Lille. Beuhring for Friend. Harris for Cuttrell Duff fly for Harris. Billings for Daniel. Touchdowns-Sm Smith, Donahue, q Ter ry Seeley. Goals-Miller, g. Referee. Scutter Grown. Umpire, Robertson (Richmond College). Head linesman. Earwood (Wcst Virginia).

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Washington and Lee leads 7–⁠1 in eight meetings, counting the four since this game.