The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-11
NORFOLK IS
OUT|CLASSED
Richmond College Took the
Game by a Big
Score.
. SPLENDID LOCAL ELEVEN
Plucky Youngsters From the
Seaside City Won Adj
1niration.
SPLENDID LOCAL ELE {:

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pcrlorIty over the Norfolk High School
team, in football at Broad Street Park
yesterday afternoon. although the game
vas not a good test OF the local teams
strength.
The Norfolk lineup averaged twenty
five pounds shy OF that OF the Richmond
team, the players weighing on an aver
age 100 pounds. They looked IKE pigniy,s
buside the Spiders, who have some stal-
Wart lusty men In the line
The game was devoid OF thrills, except
SO far as accidents and injuries were
concerned Three Norfolk kids were dis
abled and carried off the field while
various others were knocked out. One
Richmond man suffered a cut over the
left temple, but pluckily remained in the
game until he was retired by Coach
y Wall.
1t vas splendid opportunity for Rich.
fond I'd practice somc fancy stunts for
Il the big games. but they failed to take
advantage OF the opportunity, and slam
( med themselves against the Norfolk line,
that IN each scrimmagc LETT ono or two
OF the players on the ground.
Richn1ond's Strong Team.
Richmond has strong team, thanks to
4 Coach Wall. w Apparently much stronger
X Coleman Bowen, 5nead and Webster are
good ones. 35
Quarterback Fenerstein. OF the Norfolk
team, put up the best Individual work on
either side. He weighs 129 pounds. and
s could do little with8thc big Rlchmonders
on the offensive. but his tackling and
sprlntng were superb, and he gained the
admiration OF the crowd and the oppos-
+ ing players. ne # s5
He's Splendid" said Coach Wall.
The little fellow was knocked out sew
/ eral tines, but kept in the game to the
B finish. &. & III n
The score was "a to o. In favor OF Rich.
Y n,ond GCollege-slx touchdowns and four:
y goals. 85gss n, II 1
In no instance did the Norfolk boys
make gains In line work. The ball was
u in their territory most Of the time. and
4 most OF the territory gained by them
y was on penalties to Richmond for off
y sides. holding and other fouls, except in
8 backs kicks. after the ball had been kick-s
ed off by Richmond.
Work Encouraging.
The general showing OF the RIchmonf,
4 s elefven was encouraging and much may
Il be expected OF them in future games
IS when they lineup against teams more
their own weight. From present indIca-
&. tons Coach Wall is to be congratulated
The injured on the Norfolk team we're:
by Mcclure: Fender. right half, who Wbs
succeeded by Balm, and 'Hootan, full,
II whose place was taken by Faber .4i
The halves we're twenty and fifteen,
& respec lively. The frst touchdown wns
made by Hudgtns. but Coleman failed TO
& kick goal; the second by Frazier. and
" goal BY Alench: ! the third by Frazier. goal
i 1rxtv
s touchdown. and again did Mcnch fall
4 70 kick goal. making the score % to o,
The other two touchdowns were made BY
4 Hudgtns and Bradshaw, h and goals were
T. kicked BY Mench. making the total score
y 81. lss When time was called the Norfolk
Z boys were fighting vallantly to prevent
Richmond making another touchdown,
Zine. The linc-up is appended:
Norfolk. Position. Richmond III.
q, Stephens 1890. left end suthern
Mcclure. PA a
4 Tsillups- /. left tackle Hudxins
Thorn Epson left guard ....... Crockett
Robinson.
Grubb. (captain)
b Curry. $500, right guard ....... Thraves
Hubbe1l.3a
Balm. ,......... right tackle S. h, snead
eS McBlair. \. 4
Bowman. ..... right end 4. I. I. cSraha m
Fenerstcin...... quarterback ......,. Mench
fcaptain).
\ Pender. right halfback -. Coleman
M Balm IA 5'
Mitchell..,.... left ha!fback Fra zier
II Hooton.......... flllback ......., Bowen
ii Fabcr. Bradshaw
Referee, Haw. Umpire. Ellyson. Time
keepers, Pilner. OF Norfolk: Hardy. OF
Richmond. Linesmen, Glenman. of Nor