The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
Averaged a Touchdown About
Every Three Minutes.
FORTY YARDS a SHORT RUN.
Final Score was SO to o-Richmond
College Team D.d"'t Have the
Heart 10 Celebrate
Their v.ctorY.

walked all over the eleven from Hose
Military Academy yesterday afternoon
nj Broad Street Park, and succeeded in
rolling up the most remarkable score
OF - to o against their visitors
The College team scored the nrst
touchdown in three minutes pay, ana
repeated the performance every three
minutes afterwards; by going through
tie line around either end, and IN 1act
running over the Hoge eleven at every
point. ,,.,,a-.
Ii was not because Richmond College
played so WELL but because the ACADEMY
team was a weak aggregation. rory
ward runs for a touchdown occurred re.
squentiy. and caused lack u A'ieoies.
r 't'e 80 UNABLE TO GAIN.
Time and time again the Hoge eleven
were unable to gain, being completeliy
surrounded and crushed by the onslaught
of the College team. As. soon as .i:e
leatier was snapped at the emu u Wy
first half Richmond College had run w
a score of 80. and repeated the uose -
the last without mercy.
Tho game was called at 3:45 Clock
Wien Richmond kicked off, but f1ose
frmbled the ball and lost It flcni iii'l
eont smith over the line for a touchdown
4, lust tnree minutes. Smith kicked goai.
The ball was then kicked to Rlcn m OF
Landlord failed TO advance the pan. q
great distance. The ball was again else,
to Landlord, who took 1t thlly sdiua , NV
-. downed by6 HUBBARD. Spilman made a
forty-yard run for toucnooMAi' 1 N-is
Two in six minutes
80 ONE NAN DOwNED.
The ball was then kicked 10 hlchthoiiu
,,,6 c,,,rht by Toofns, who made good
run and was downed by Neblett IN Iour
downs Landlord was sent over. the. me
for a touchdown. On the next PA! ficn 4.
nond funlbled, and Mathews, Hose ; i ~.
.,a,f rot the ball. The visiting team falled=
), ,,,ance the ball and lost it on three
downs. Richmond seemed at TINS point
10 get together, and played good pail 5lor
. while Frazer made o thirty-Sard f,iil
r,,. the fifth touchdown. The sixth touch
dawn was made by Landlord The mrs.
falf closed viii the ball in the center OF
:he field. .1fs.ho
visiting team kicked off ana traze i, il,aue
a thirty-yard run. but lost the pan on q
tumble. The visiting team failed 70 MAKE
/. he necessary yards and the pail Went
COLLEGE TEAM F'UMBLEs.
During this half Richmond seemed 70 De
a little careless and made several iu 11nt
n,ee but the visiting team 1a1leo 70 .ah ,e
advantage OF the opportGnlts, anu iosl !.
ga eli time on the third do"ii. $50 ~,
then took the ball over the line. o'Ilieil
called 10 kick goal. The pigskln was
lssrlled TO Richmond again, and WITHIN
,,,,..,, ,,,;n,,tes Frazer made forty-yaro
IN for, \ touchdown. At the end OF the
first half Landlord, suffe = g f"i.n ~
anne knee, came out and die hot SO pasA.
Substitute Switzerland was put IN ms
rJace and made a f1ftE-yaro iu i n.y. ette
.inth touchdown.
The ball was then kicked off for the
ninth time. The visiting team at TINS
point got in some good work ana pia seu
the college to a standstiil for Few GOWNS
However, in about five minutes Frazer
was sent over line and for the tenth ana
last touchdown Smith kicked goal,
king A score of f fty-nine. The features
of the game were Smiths kicking goals
The line up:
Richmond College. Hose tAcaos' ~,
center ...-Ne eel
powell. left guard ...... Thomas
Anderton. right qua DIN , lett
IIodgins. LEFT tack!e... q erbord
- (Captain.)
Rowe. right tackle.... Neblett. s..
Gillian right end. ..Epps
frazer left half...... II by
Landlord. right lalf....... Fishbuln
(Captain)
looms. ........... quarter lnge
Substitutes for Richmond College:
Switzerland, Woodfn. Lewis, Morgor.s
For HoSe Academy: Cyalle, Whiting,
Caswell. Curry, O'Brien, Fishburn.