The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-10-19

After the first half White was substi-
tuted for Slike as left half back.
BzzelI was substituted in place of
Wright at right tackle at the beginning
of the second half, Wright being ruled
of for alleged smuggling.
Wick was substituted for Kendall at
right half back in the second half, Ken
dali being unable to play through the
entire game on account Of recent sick
ness.
The substitutes were:
A. and M Sughista and Clarke, G. f.
Richmond b saer, Deering and Da-
Wis.
j. T. Ryland is manager Of the Rich
mond team, and john Howard Of the A.
and NJ eleven.
Perrin Busbee, OF Raleigh, was referee,
and John Gore, captain Of the Wake For
est team, umpire.
The excellent playing of Thomas for
A. and If. and Mcneil ior Richmond,
the thirty yard run of Eubalks and the
successful punte of Alexander were the
features of the game.
The halves were twenty minutes each,
and even then dark overlook the game
Just as time was called.
A RAINING sketch Of the game:
FIRST HALF
Richmond won the toss up, and got
the ball. Eubanks kicked off. sending
it to the twenty va d line. A. and III.
secured the bail On downs and at one
rush made almost thirty yards, Alex
ander hugging the oval. This carried
the ball TO the centre of the field. Alex
ander was doomed By Wilborn. Rich
mond secured the ball on downs. For
while the ball stayed GEAR the centre
liue. When Virginia again secured the
ball Mcneil punted, and the zig skin
went flying far down lie lie 4. ana 1 rs
h ss.is, falling on the latter's ten yard lire
and coming near the coveted goal. The
A. and Nj secured the ball, ard by
successive rushes carried ii 10 the centre
of the field. Just as they reached the
centre, time was called
SECOND HALF.
Alexander kicked off ff11r 1 and NJ.
to to, xiFg as.as twent@ yafd line; Virginia
rushed il1 nfteen xsHrds up the field, when
:" Ills was DC &ned by Thomas Ball Was
Kept IN centre OF field fer about eight
MIR Its. Richmond College by success
sive rushes carried the ball to the A. ard
Ms. twenty-yard line, and lost the pig
skin on downs. A. and M. by end runs
(ty Wooten, Wick and Hunter carried
BAH to centre of field. Alexander punt
ed, ball went to MeNeill full-back, and
was downed. A. and M. secured
ball as tumble and Alexander
again made high kick that
sent the ball to Virginia's fifteen yard
line. A. and M. then secured ball on
downs. Hunter made three yards around
Richmonds left end. Graham made two
yards around right end Alexander
failed to break through the Virginia line.
Wick went through the line for two
Yards. Clark fumbled. The ball was
then on Vlrginia's seven yard line.
Thomas secured ball and made touch
down around right end. Alexander
kicked goal just as time was up.
In this half Eubanks made thirty
ward run around the end and was
doEned by Wick.
WAKE FOREST vs. a. AND NJ
This afternoon Wake Forest will tackle
the A. and M. These two teams are
said to be we'll matched, and If the game
is as interesting as yesterdays, it VIII be
worth seeing. The boys have fixed The
admission fee at twenty five cents, and
ladies are admitted free.
This is the first game Of the season for
Wake Forest, and the third for A. anC
M. Tne latter team made its first touch
down for the season yesterday.
The teams will line up in this way