Johnny fore's ninety-yard run for a touchdown in the last period, with a intercepted William and Mary forward pass, was easily the most unusual play of the name. A close second to it was the performance of Kings, a few minutes later, when he took in another William and Mary forward pass on the sixty-yard line and ran down the field for another touchdown. Next, it was the merit, from the spectator's point of view, must be placed the pair of fake plays worked in succession in the second quarter, which netted another touchdown. First, Core made thirty yards on a delayed rush to the right of the opposing line, and then Kings repeated the performance, to be stopped only behind the goal line. Line in the game was played on the ground, not in the air. Punts were almost as infrequent as home runs in a baseball game. Until the last quarter only one forward pass had been worked successfully, and that with only slight gain of territory, and few had been attempted. The passes which William and Mary tried in the final period were to be considered successful only from the John Marshall point of view. John Marshall, IN ACTION, W. and M. A. 