Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-17

/ e,s.,.rd line and Vail, taking the ball:
gssned eight yards. Hume then received
N ara after q run OF seventeen yards, Was
| deemed hy Thomas. Chesterman gained
thyeo Yards. but was thrown cut. Ire Dsis
was brought within fifteen yaras anu
| Hume gained six yards, being well tackled
hy Jones. Cregar and cnes.ersMa s ansn
| tried 70 gain something, but D2tn We're
/ 1owned hy Catchings. Hume then took
the sphere. and after o ran o. twelve yarus
received a hard fall from fhomas and
C,r,nningham. Chesterrnan made run OF
/ eeven wards ard was dcwred by Elliott.
| Hurne made the same distanceand Hodges
prevented bis making any more. Cregar
| Then tried 10 push through the centre; pos
onIv made fouryards. Hume received tne
ball, and after run Of sixteen yarus was
received tho ball next, soon Tell Dy the
hands Of Harvey.
A BEAUTIFUL TACKLE.
H,me then received the bail and as he
WA crossing tho line for touchdown
stone made beautiful tackle, Vail punted
tbe hall and Hume caught 1t, but van
Inissed the goal Score. 10 TO 4.
Tile teams lined up at the twenty-nye-
v,yd line end Stone made eight YARDS.
Stona then received the ball and went
thTouoh the line like deer with Cregar
AMI Val after him. "Will they eaten
hitn % was the cry Of all. But behold ne
passed both of them, and after his run OF
| seyentv-two and half yards, scored
| touchdown. Elliott kicked the goal oeose'
10 to 10.
Az was formed at the centre and Hume
made Eve yards. Hume received the ball
fw,ce but pnined very little, and az be was
| tackled the last time dropped the ball
| Vail picked IL up, kicked II, and Eiiiottre-
| turned the punt. but Willard caught the
| hall aud made q touchdown. Vail kicked
the goal just as time was called. score
16 70 ID.
The teams lined up for the second hall,
tina home team having the ball
was formed. and Lipop gained fifteen
wards, but dropped the ball, and van feli
| on Il. Chesterman received the BAH, and
after a run Of twenty-eight yards was
| thrown out by Thomas The ball being
nronght i'm fifteen yards, Hume received
| II Int ONLY gained nine yards, as Catch
| invs was in the way. On the next three
Masses very little was made, and on the
| Iast one Hume fumbled the ball and Garth
picked il up. Lipop, Elliott, ana stone
| tben went through the centre eleven times
and gained eighty-six yards. AS stone
| WINS tackled near the line, CofDlte took tue
| bail from him, but MADE nothing. YAH
then passed the ball to Hume, and ne
made twenty-five yards, being downed oy
| Stone.
FOUL PLAY.
0ur captain here claimed foul pass.
but the referee (Mr. Binder) keenly alive
to'bis own interests, would not grant IL.
| As they gained nothing in the next three
attempts, the VARSITY took the ball. Lipop
gained eleven yards. Garth was dlsquall-
ned and Greenway took his place. He soon
opened the centre and Stone, rushing,
scored a touch down from which beauti-
full goal was kicked by Elliott. Score ID
to IL.
THE GAME OVER.
This was the last touchdown and the
whistle blew in three minutes and the ex-
citing game was over. The features OF
the game were Mr.. Binders refereeing,
the playing of Vail, Cregar, Ohestermsn.
and Hume for the visitors and the running
of Stone and Elliott and Lipop and the
tsckling of Catchings, Jones, and Harvey.
The work of the whole rush line was ex-
cellent and the interfering OF the visitors
especially noticeable.