The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
.R|lHMlND BEATS
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a spinning kick that went TO the ten
yard line, but the Tiger back returned
the ball ten or twelve yards before he
was thrown. Doake rounded right end
on al delayed pass for a thlrty-yard
gain. carrying tho bull to mtdheld.
Cooper then ran around left end for
thirty ynrds. but the ball was brought
back and given to Richmond because
OF holding In the line by Aiarylarders.
with the ball In midfe1d, tho Rich
monder receiving ball was thrown for
N pass on the first attempt. and on
the second down the ball was fumbled,
but recovered. Atkins then pnnted to
Marylands twenty-yardI line. Tic punt
who captured the ball, ran through for
a touchdown without ever being head
ed. Atkins Kicked goal. and the score
was: Richmofd II: Maryland, 8.
Maryland Kicked off to Richmond.
and the locals had carried the ball to-
their own thirty-yard line when time
was called.
Second IInlf.
It was 1922 when the teams took
the field for the second half. Maryland
kicked OF to Richmond In the west
goal, and the ball was run back ten
yards Richmond then fumblcd, but
recovered the ball. An eight-yard gain
by Landlord and four more by Lou
than nctted a first down on Richmond's
forty -hvc-yard line. Then the ball
was passed to Waite and fumbled. but
recovered. Atkins punted to Mary
lands ifteen-yard line, and q Richmond
end fell on the ball. Richmond push ed
the ball to tho Maryland four-yard line,
=. rdu ~
this scrimmage MackeIl, the Maryland
fullback, had his ear badly hurt, and
q delay resulted.
Richmond tried the forward pass to
right end, but failed, and 1t was Mary
lands ball on their twenty-yard line.
The Tigers started in with rush.
After a four-yard gain Doake got
Il Mackell circled right end for forty.
yards. The Richmond limo then held
tight, and the visitors surrendered the
ball on downs on Rlchmond's thirty.
yard line After making first down,
Louthan advanced the ball five yards
around left end. Richmond then tried
quarterback run. but the Maryland
backs broke through and tackled the
runner for loss. Atkins then at
tempted to punt, but again the Mary
landers broke through and blocked tho
kick. getting the ball on RichmoEdts
stwenty-yard line. Maryland made a
few short gains, and then lost the bali
on downs. Atkins Immediately puntee
to the forty-fve-y yard line, but the BAT
/ was returned ten yards. Maryland lost
the ball on tumble on the Virginia
! Maryland fifty-yard line. the punt was
]: muffed. and Wright. for Richmond,
fell on It The whistle sounded the end
of the game noment@later.
Richmond's line proved weaker than
anticipated in the earlier portion OF
the game. Wright played a star game
at end, especially in the latter part
getting on punts and passing the ball.
and the line would not hold sufficiently
to protect him. The Maryland back
field was very poor In handling punts,
and to this more than anything else
the team owes It's defeat. The game
was necessarily q bit crude by both
sides at this early stage of the season.
The lineup and summary follow:
The Lineup Of Teams.
Richmond. Positions. Maryland
Wright...... left end. ........ Tousk1
Thraves. left tackle. .....j. Evans
i (Cnptain.)
Z Tillman. centre 1900. Ruffner
Stringfellow. right guard ,Lunn
Robertson light tackl Q Wilson
Woodfin H.. right end ..i...S. !. Cory
Atkins. ~. Quarterback Adams (Blrd)
Landlord. ...... left half Cooper
Louthan.... 80. right hal f.5...... Doake
Waite. !. - .fullbnck \. ~. Mackelj
Touchdowns - Alackell. Landlord
Wright, Goal kicked--Atkins. Goals
nissed--Atkins, Macken. Time OF
halves, twenty and fifteen minutes
Referee, Mr.. Nelson Robins (V. P. II
Umpire. Mr.. Randolph Cardoza Head
{ linesmAn, Mr.. Harry Smith. Attend