The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-13
RIVAL TEAMS IN
4 bat TIE ROYAL
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got around Smiths end for twelve yards
The fullback added two and then four
yards, and Frazer, added fave more Man:
/! tel carried the ball over the line n fiji
teen minutes Of play. sIlandolph-Slacon's
fumbling had been miserable. and 1t had
offered but a poor defense. Richmond
was elated and expected tin thereafter.
Mcnch failed at goal, and the score was
5 TO 0 in favor of the Hornets.
The Prettiest Run.
Mantel kicked off to Randolph OIL his
fifteen-yard line, and he ran It back TO
the thlrty-yard mark. The Randolph Ma
con backs and tackles were then sent at
tho Hornet line in determined plunges,
tearing off two to five yards every dash.
With The BALI nn their gfirty-yard line
schenck circled Grahams end for twenty
three yards the pretuest run of the half.
This landed the ball Oil, tie Red thirty
suven-yard line. a line plunge Melted
two and one-half yards but penalty of
yards wiped it out Then Wal
ters got around Elmorc's end for nine
yards placing the ball on Richmond thir-
ty-yard mark.
Randolph-hlacon was playing like a ma
chine but Richmond stffened up and on
the next plunge Thraves tackled the
yellow leg for q loss. On the next try
ASchenck got around Graham for ten
yards. Several small gains landed the
ball on the Hornet thrteen-yard line and
it proved unlucky. for Randolph-Macor,
was penalized five yards. and then failed
to gain. The next dash made 1t first
down on Richmond's six-yard line. Two
short gains brought the ball to the red
two and half line, and 1t was third
down Richmond was playing fine
game, but the yellow jackets were thirsty
for score, and Schenck broke through
and dragged several tacklers with him
over the line. An easy goal was missed,
Randolph-Macon again kicked off. and
the ball was fumbled. but recovered.
Richmond first lineup was on the TWEEN
ty-yard limo. Frazer landed the ball ten
yards further and two. played netted an
other first down on the red forty five
yard line. Time was called 4 few min
utes later, and the half ended-5 10 S.
! After n breathing spell, Rnndolph-M Ma
con kicked off TO Mench on his, thirteen
y;rd line. He fumb,ed but regained tho
I ball, and ran 1t back eight yards IIud-
I gins bucked the line for several short
j gains and Randolph Macon was penalized
five yards. The yellow line stiffened and
held, getting the ball on downs on Rich
mond's thlrty-seven-yard Inc, owing to
Richmond's poor judgment In not punkng.
4 Handolph-Aacon was followed by It's
| Jonah, however, fumblng the ball after a
/ pretty tcn-yard run.
| II was Richmond's ball and on third
| down, Eudgins made the distance, his
| thirty-eght-yard line. Failing TO gain.
Mench was again called on 10 punt and
! sent the ball to his forty-fivc-yard line
and the ball was run back SIX. Moore,
| OF Randolph Macon was severely hurt,
/ ana time was called The big guard was
charging and trying to break away from
| his fellows apparently IN a state Of de-
! lirium, Meanwhile the Richmond coach
| and players We're rlamoring for the re.
sumption of play while the injured man
] WAS being removed, tins being up
How the Score Stood.
II was RANDOLPH acons ball on
| Riohmond's forts-yard line, and on the
! first l!ne-np Walters got around Graham
| for fifteen yards. The next two plunges
netied but four yards, but Walters saved
The ball By circling Gilmore for thirteen
yards There We're but seven yards to
go, and Mast broke through and covered
tho distance for Randolph Macon's Sc
4 cord touchdown Try for goal again
4 failed Score. Randoiph-Macon, 10: Rich
4 moud, 3.
Ashland kicked off TO the Fed twenty
yard Inc, and Frazer ran the bali back
Ton yards before being brought down
After barely making first down, Rich.
inond pputed 10 RandolphrM fifty
yard line and the ball was run back
TO Me center Of the field Richmond
was peHallzcd five yards, and the bail
was IN llini1' territory,
Randolph-Alacon made a first down III
one Try, and then Yellow ief, rounded
hfaham$ eHd for Il Twenty-Five yard
. fprlnt IAree yards mora Mere rinnoh