The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
ten yarda. and 1t was iirst down ON
William ana Mais's twdnty -ii,'c.yard

wllliam ana Massss twdnty -tse.yard
line.
After d snort gain Harlan dropped
back md tried a field goal, but failed.
William and Mary puntcd out and &C.
cured the bali III midtield ON n tumble.
Then Joynes ciralcd left end for n sem
sa,ionHi sprint Of twenty yards to his
opponents thirty-fve-yard line. An
onsilc kick was attempted, and Ran
tlolph- Macon secured the ball OH their
twenty thrce-ynrd iinc, and Harlan
puntcd to the William and Mary forty
nve-Sard line. Cohen got around left
end for Ave yards, but was brought
down by Bnlderson on The Ashland
forty Vineyard line. After trying the
ends for no gain. William and Mary
puntcd to the Randolph Nlncon iifteen-
yard line. and Chaplin returned 1t five
yards Harlan punted to midlield, and
Captain Dovell got around left end
ind returned the ball to the Ashland
twenty yard line. Falling to gain,
Ftuerstinc cssayed a drop kick for
goal from the5twenty Vineyard line. but
called. Randolph Macon punted out,and
the bnli WAS run back to midtield by
Joynes
Failing To gain through the line,
Dovell pynted to Randolph Macons
Twenty five-yard line. and 1t was run
back five Yards Randolph-Mae
funbled ana William and Mary fell on
the ball on the Ashland forty-yard
mark where Eastwood was thrown
without gain in try around end. Dovcll
pnnted 10 Randolph Macon's twenty
fivc-yard line and the ball was run
back five yards. Randolph Macon made
first down In three plunges by backs,
and tackles. and then. failing to
Enin, puntcd to the William
ind Mary quarterback on his forty
five yard line. An ou-sidc kick was
attempted. but Chaplin landed the bail
and ran 1t back five yards.
Randolph acon then gained fifteen
yards on d forward pass to Captain
Woodhouse. Harlan tried field goal.
but William and Mary broke through
and blocked it, Chaplin falling on 1t.
however. Randolph Macon tried line
md ends without gain and then tried
false forward pass for no gain, losing
the ball on their opponents thirty
stwo-Sard line.
Cohen made three yards, and then
Powell punted TO his own forty-yard
line. neutrality-suspicious. tried left-end
for five yards and added two more, and
then Melted fifteen yards on "a for
ward pass, landing the ball on the
William and Mary twenty-sevcn-
yard line, Powell and Balderson could
tear eff but two yards each and flnr
Ian. on the thirtyyard line. landed
;ield goal, the first score. amid hur
iicane Of neutrality-suspicious. enthusiasm.
The Score Tied,
Dovell kicked off to Chaplain at his
stwenty-yard line, and he ran ii back
fifteen yards. his best work In the
game, but the ball was brought back
fifteen yards on penalty ana prnted
to midfield, where an Ashland end got
1T, Powell tried right end without
gain and Harlan punted TO the Will
liam and Mary forty-five-yard line, and
il was run, back five yards. Joynes
tried to circle left end. but gained lit
tie, and Dovell punted to Harlan on
his twenty-yard line. and he fumbied,
but recovered the ball.
AT this point Bishop went in for
Harris and Phelps for Irby. and play
was resumed. Dovell got around end
for thirty yards. but after that two
plunSes netted but four yards, and an
onside kick was made successfullv,
William and Mary getting the bail
ON their opponents thirty -seven-yard
iine. DoSell punted to Chaplin on his
ttHHN-NaIu liuet anu ne ran 1t BACK
10 lie eighteen mark. Harlan punte,i
to Feuerstine, in mldfeld, and he ran
II back twenty-five yards. He then
dropped back and landed field goal
from the thirtyfive-yard line, tying
the score amid wild enthusiasm a
puniing duel followed the kickoT and
William and Mary after rushing the
ball to the fifteen-yard line essayel
another drop Kick ,at goal, but failed.
The half ended with the score 4 to 4.
SECOND HALF.
William and Mary kicked off TO
Randolph Macon in the east goal ana
Harlan returned the punt almost to
nidneld. wooahouse and Balderson
each got five yards through the tackles
and first down on the William ana
Mary forty-threeyar line. After max
ing six yards in two scrimmages. n
forward pass was attempted, but
Joynes captured the pass on his thlr-
tcen-yard zine.
= povell punted to Chaplin in midGeld
Elo ran il back ten yards. Randolph
Mcon then punted to Joynes. who ran
.hs bah back to midiield Failing to
gain by rushing, William and Mary
sent a low line punt, which land d
sauarely IN a Randolph-Macon backs
arms arm, in, in m ,S; Randolph, Macon's
punt WAS Dlockru. bat the ball re-
covered with a gain. Another attempt
was Blocked for Il loss of ten yards
William and Mary received the ball
on downs and tried a field goal from
the tnirty-yafd line, failing.
Harlan punted out to Fouerstine, Who
ran lack ten yards. William and
Mary punted TO nlidfeld, and Powell
got around left end for five wards A
hfteen-yard penalty for holding forced
q kick, and Harlan booted The bali
70 the opposing forty-fve-yar.I mark.
Joyhes made thirty yards around |, 1T
end on double pass and looked like
he Wes sure of a touchdown but lit :
tie Chaplin landed him on his hfteen-
Sard line.
Feuerstine tried a field goal hut Eel,
snort. and Harlan ran the ball back.
The pail was los. on tumble and
DoveH got around right end for five
Yards 10 the Ashland twenty five-yarti
line There Feuerstine again failed
on q field goal. Rowe replaced Story.
The ball was put.led out but soon
rushed back, and Fouerstine on his
next try landed goal, making tile
score S TO !.
The Last score.
sAfter some fast punting and rush
Ing by both teams, together with sev.
eraI penalties, Feucrstine ran back a
punt from mdfif Id to the r. NJ. forty
yard line. Dovell punted, and Il Will
liamsburger recovered tie fnmbled ball
on the Ashland ffteen-yard line. Then
FeHerstine again dropped back and
landed q goal from the tAenty-hve