Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26


and Barnard punted out of danger.
Here Hampden- Sidney made It's
first bungle of forward pass. Bar
nard falling on the ball and on the
first scrimmage he punted forty yards.
Aftsr two short gains. Bernler at
tempted to kick. but the kick was
partially blocked and Parker rolled
en- the leather in midield. Barnard
made an on-side kick, Parker recov-
cring the hall on Hampden- Sidney's
twenty three yard slime. Captain
Driver tore through the line for nine
yards and then Schenck made IL
first down. Driver smashed the line
for four wards and again for three
yards and the Third time he went
across the goal line amid the cheers
of the Orange and White rooters.
Barnard kicked the goal and the
score was 10 o. After two minutes
mere of play, the half ended.
Hampden. Sidney Undaunted.
William and Mary started out with
rush IN the second half, but Hamp-
den Sidney seemed more determined
than ever and went to the attack with
grim determination. but after it had
rushed the ball forty yards, Nc
Cllntic fumbled Bernier's double pass
and Parker got the ball. After tear
ing OFF fifteen yards around right end
and Driver had plunged through the
line for three yards, Barnard punted
he In NJ
ney took the ball on a scrimmage on
the twenty-five yard line. Bernier
aud Payne gained twenty yards on
a forward pass and Bernier gained
/ twenty-oae yards on two end runs,
Walker hit the line for nine yards In
/ two downs and Bernier circled right
/ end for six yards. landing the ball on
, william and Mary's Vineyard line.
William and Mary was offside and
was penalized three yards and then
Bsrnier carried the ball TO the one
yard line.
Here William and Mary held again
, and Barnard punted out of danger.
! Bernier ran the ball back Ave yards
and after two slight gains, McClintio
attempted a place kick for goal from
the 30-yard line.
, Schenck's Fine Run.
J Center Lee, of William and Mary,
broke through the line and blocked
the kick. the ball rolling behind Nc
Clintic. DRIVER and Schenck were on
the ball, the former fumbling 1t. How
ever, Schenck picked the leather up
and ran ffty-fve yards for touch
down. One Hampden-S Sidney player
made desperate effort to get him by
, n nying tackle. but, expecting this,
Schenck was running with very short
strides and he neatly stepped out OF
. the players arms and continued his
dash 10 the goal line. Barnard kick
ed the goal.
With twelve points against notains
: for Hampden- Sidney. William and
Mary went back at the battle and az
ter McCIintic had run back the kick
en- twenty yards. Lee again broke
through the line and blocked an at
tempted forward pass. Marrow, Of
Hampton. rolling on the ball PARA
more, of Hampton, gained four yards
through the line and Driver wer'
three more.
With three Yards to go for a first
down, Barnard made beautiful Kick
from placement. making the total
score Is to In favor of William aud
/ Mary.
Hzmpden- Sidney Scores.
Seemingly more determined than
ever before. Hampden-Sidney return
| ed to the battle and literally battered
| down the William and Mary defense,
/, sweeping down the field for touch
down following one exchange Of punts.
! Hampden- Sidney began its onward
march with a forward pass following
a quadruple pass-the first ever seen
here-which netted 25 yards. Bsr-
nier receiving the pass Foster NJ
the line for thirteen yards in two
piunges. carrying the ball to the NJ
teen-yard line Bernier then circied
left end for fifteen yards and touch
, down. Bernier punted out to Walker.
hut then missed the try for goal. the
ball hitting the bar.
eernier Makes Place Kick.
Sidney kicked 20 William
and Mary. Parramore running mp NJ
teen Yards Barnard pEnted forty
yards and Berrier ran Il back thirty
Eve yards through half the opposing
team. After william and Mary had
held on two downs and With . hall q
minute 10 play. BernieT made a pref
ty kick FROM placement from the rnir-
ty-nve yard line. adding three more
points Just as The referees whistle
ended the game The lineup:
". 4 NJ Positions HIS
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