The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-23
Put UP a PluCky. Stub. tub'
born Fight, But Too
Light for Visitors.
THE HEAVIER MEN
ALSOGOOD PLAYERS
They Have Skill as Well as
Might, and With a Steady
Rush Push on to Vic 53 I.
tory The Re
suits Of Other
Games.

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In tho gridlron battle fought at Bresa
STREET Park yesterday afternoon Riohr Ks
mond College went down in overwhelna.
linc defeat berore the eleven Of Ola Point
Artillery School. The college boys put 4
up a plucky gamo and against heavy
odds fought to q bitter finish. u hey We're
outweighed by tho big artillcryn1en who
crushed their mass plays and broke up (
most OF the end runs. 3a55 !sl5
is But Notwithstanding the odds againes
them the college boys played faes.S
good game, and made syeral sen nsatonalty
fine plays
Tho game was called at $3.50. with the Il
Kickoff to Richmond College. At the
ming down the field, and was received
i by Osterholt, OF the visitors. He ad-$i
vanced the ball In a long run, and was Il
prettily8 tackled by Bowen Then the Y
artillery showed Monroe, left hal through
the line for q gain, and tho pluc1ly's
the game and IN tho next down the ar.8
3tulerymen lost the ball on n q, u funnbla.s
Graham secured the ball for the college,. y
THE latter were nables to- advanc CO the 4
ball any appreciable distance and In tho q
third down. with three yards to gain.S
5tors made a short gain in rec eivin g tho
ball, and the college boys put up a pretty
3defensive$ game an line work But the I
visitors played fast ball, and 8inA o few
downs Osterholt carried the ball over
5the line in SIX and a hnlf minutes from
the time the game began n onroe ot5 kicked
goal, and the score stood 6 to o.
The Artillery kicked off to Richmond I
College, the ball falling into the 4. hands
4 Of Fraser, who made a short gain. he
home eleven then tried n ~ les back
formation, but could make NJ headway.,
ana the ball went o yer2 on 4 dow Isl ne
fartillerymen, played snappy, hard bal Is
ana in the next few downs, and Ssing;
three minutes and twenty seconds q from
X the first touchdown sent Toney Is across 4
the line for second five points. Mon
roe failed on goal. making the score 4
II to o. 53 81 N 5s
.Hudgins Makes Splendid Tackle.
Richmond College kicked of to the arr !,
( &tillerymen. who lost the baM on a. tumble.
Coleman got the bail for the home team.
but lost tt to- the altlleryme en-. q A fea- Z
ture Of this part OF the game was q plen-i
did tackle by Hudstns for the cole ole ese 4
eleven. The tlllei-ylnen were folce0 (
to kick, and Bowen received the: bal but;
dro pped it., ana Ogorman. secured ~ "
the tumble. The home eleven worked H
hard. and Bowen did some pretty Stuekllng 1
OF the Richmond lads. Monroe scored /
another touchdown for the visitors. but
failed on his goal. The score was now
16 to O.. $1 455333 * .3 sq 5S5t Fa
The artillerymen Kicked off again, ana
Coleman received the ball for the nome 4
team. making a good sprint down,lths !, e 9 I I
field. Monroe, OF tho visitors, m ade . {
good tackle. seeming to be everywhere
that he was most needed. Richmond
tried the battering process on the ylsi'SS
tors line, but found vt impre ~ ne
tackles back could make but little head i
way through the heavy mass OF bone ones and \ Z
muscle which confronted them at every
turn. Webster got the bal. /, but was
forced back for five yards, making ten j
yards to gain. Richmond kicked. and
tho ball went over the Inc and fell I5i int 4
the hands OF tho visitors. Ostrsholt & thea
sprinted down the field for Twenty-Five 4
Yards and was pendidly tackled E BY 4
Crockett and Mench. Monroe added ten
yards and cutting the line right, carred
tho ball over for the third time making 81
the score q for the visitors. Monroe 4
again failed on goal
Tho artillery kicked off, ana fiudG1ns, II
receiving the ball was downed IN hts
tracks. Then the college boys played 9
hard game ana Nlench made a splendid 4
run, but having no interference was
thrown back for a loss. The ball Went
over on downs. and with line left q fa-53
vorite form OF play. Osterholt MADE = #
gain OF twenty yards. a few more nln,
lptes' play and time was up with about
six yards to gain, a6 n
The Second Half.
In tho second half the artilerylnen
kicked Off and Hudslns got tho ball. II
In the scrimmage that followed Osterholt
was knocked out, receiving a severe Gu
over the right eye. In the first down,
tho visitors were penallzed five yards
for offside play. In the play that tol-i e.
lowed, Mench made a good run, but again 4
on account Of weak interferenees, was 4
thrown back for II loss. The bpil went
over and Monroe advanced II twenty
Yards, and was thrown to earth by Web 4.
ster, who showed himself swift and
certain tackler. Then followed q series (
Of accidents, In the melee, " ebst erS ana (
Monroe were hurt and play stopped "
III they had recovered snItlcieh,iy =, e y
90 on In q few rapid plays, Monroe
recovered another touchdown outside the 4
line. He kicked to Osterholt, who failed Il
Ia heed the catch and there was no goal.
The artillery again kicked Off 70 tne s
home team, and iiudgins receiving me
ball, made Il brilliant tWenty-flYe-yafd
dash that equallcd any feature of ne
game, The college lads put new spirit
into the game, and there folloWal Y
series OF SpectaHuia|4 pttaS t'Ss o,'''' ~ -
IN we'll for the Richmonders, Eraser 3
made q long end run OF thirty yards,
which gave heart and renewed energy IS
ia his team Unfortunately the college
got off-sde, and were penaiized for live 4
wards. They We're forced 10 kick. but
nut up strong limo work, when the afttl-#i
ilerytnea tried to batter through them,
the visitors called right tackles back and IS
Osterholt made splendid thirty-yard \
run. Again Richmond got offside, and
I, ,rttl n, we're nenAlized the reauirsd five