The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

.it matters not what games are to .Se
played here during the rest OF t ths
s pas4n, VIII III 2orget yesterdays contest
heap Sa a@ o1 Coach CT Bong He las worked
wonders, and the men to ,W nana ~ ~ f his
words. The nshingtonians came here
with laurels already earned. i sse3 |
had achieved Victories. Richmond. o. /
and had been defeateu signally by
the Maryland Aggies. 1t would De, an n I
impossibiiity to compare the team can,
which yesterday barely missed n ,ss =, Nc
tory to the team OF Few days aso.
Team Full Of Vim.
FIRE, snap. ginger; call II yssiard ySu
Never FOR = moment did any OF the.men
lIiagS True, Meredith, missed some easy s..
passes, but he made up ZOE u , ,nede +bs
bali when It was given. TO him. s nni,nns
land was q tower of streng tn. BsntT on
played with a ginger few thougnt ne
%hic See %f place pass him in
cd rv IN 81 fact Tie whole team played
with q vim which should nave pe s1
sshare az criticism. Richmond was! IRE.
pena;1tised ca wssn R wills
~ 'theA odScials. it was to nothing like
i fhA .axtent that the local lads suffered.
ssG'EseM Wsss ana Sap earn
ris He'd. ~ wi the pai H10 t is pity that
victory did not perch on the banner
of the Richmond team. put AZ any
Ilrate no member Of that team neeu
5lihava any fear but that the people OF
4 .Richmnnd are Impressed with the fact
That Richmond College has real foot.
l balll team. and that before the END
4 OF the season the team VIII pc heaTd
lfroms Indeed. there are many VINO mo
are OF the opinion that the Eastern
collegiate championship VIII be N -. -
capital gof the Old Dominion when the
season closes. 49,, ~
Iplayers. Z may we'll congratulate them
4 selves that they snatched victory from
Il what looked like certain defeat. and
they max likewise BE- t hank yni for'
caused the penalties which made VIC
4 tory fOr5sthem POSSIBLE.
II The Game In Detail.
\ George Washington won the toss
a and chose to defend the west goal. Colo
kicked forty yards for Richmond. ana
after a tumble, it twas George wash
@1dngton's ball. Moore got one and one-
alhalf yards. Hart. on fake kick, add
:. ed ten more. On an attempted quar-
tier back run no gain resulted. On.
side kick netted twenty yards. George
Washington was penalized ten yards
for ofrside rlay. Another onside Kick
gave the ball to Richmond Taylor
captured the leather and ran twenty
yards for the first touchdown OF tbs
game after three minutes OF play. Cole
kicked goal. Score: Richmond. 9;
Il George Washing ton. o. 4
washington Scored.
q Cole kicked off for college to WASH.
q ington's twenty-tiye-yard line, andsItl
Smith was downed In his tracks. Wasii'
G ington's ball. Moore tried the line
+ but was held for no gain. Washing.
II tor was penalized ten yards for beins
vi ottstde. Another try by Moore lands
him where he started 6. w: johnson
. circled right end for fifteen yards
f. Farmer was held for no gain. A fakt
kick with Farmer carrying the bal
made frst down G.. w. Johnson triet
the line twice with no gain. and Moor
was forced to kick thirty-tive yards
The ball was on Rtchmond's one-yar
lime. Cole kicked out fifteen yards.
Two attempts netted no gam 10
s washington, and a forward pass wa
tried. richmond captured the ball
meredith broke through centre for on
ward and added four and one -halt
moment later on the same play. Co!
kicked twenty-five yards, and Rlch
mond was penalized fifteen yards 10
interfering with fair catch.
Willie was sent through tackle TO
seven yards. Farmer, the diminutiv
quarter got the next pass IRON tn
snapper-back and circled le1t enc 70
n twenty.flve-yard run. Hart MISE
goal Score: Richmond. s; Georg
Washing ton, s.
placement Go.l by Cole,
Cole Kick ed off for Richmond. WILL
received the kick and sbrough the 5oy y;
back hfteen years ohnson lei. "
added fiyesmore through the RI htS sic
Of Richmond's 4 line. Moore droppe
back tor an onside LEX and sent Il
leather fifteen yards, 5WneTe ll,,lW W
captured by Meredit tn n the .mlao y, !.
the field. Meredit was -, naa.gu : ~; ~
left end. a fake kick, Merealth WI y
the hall. counted just as much. GO
wac called on 4 to- kick. He sent o. q {
Z spiral into the air, but the wind g
q under the bail and Was hingt IS
on it fifteen yards from the tl sta ~
point "A delayed pass enette T. gmosn y
mt Washington fun bled ano 5aulet,!5 !. !.
Az on the ball. Lana - atIseu q !,
ey leather twelve yards around !eIts o.
! sadler added one and one hall half var
n,n in the same place. End Of first qua va
- Ter BAH "A on de orge Wash1nEtol
\ ~
80 -. thirty-yard line, 9, W u. - : Z
ard Goal was change ID, and George was Va:
iii ington defend ed he east. g al,, - " !,
double pass q aylo gained stWenty- =
yards. sutheylin added oneErn ore re- y 9
sh was thrown next time Il fors NJ 4 Sc Sc.
Cole dropped back for q gosal II !
mn placement and booted the oval oval se 9,
~ between the goal pos !, sly 60 ,
Too Many on side Line:
IAN Hart kicked to Ricfmond's TWEEN ',eE
yard line. Cole8 rece ived the sk!ck ' : :.
In and returned twelve rds. L l.sl Y
,g, sent through centre, but Tor g g! q 60
e College was spenal lied five, Y ards.
IT side. Lutz was sen back at cent tr.s 9 :.
Ia Famed seven yard Cole kick d.thl =,
~. and George Washin ct onS,recoyereat I,
ais Ball. Several minutes were Non 0i'9' I,
' in argument. the causes$so,f whloh. y
50 the fact that too man ya1nen were.
~ the side lines. lJewsp per ~ an,, ], ~
requested to- move frop one size
the t,e,d to the ther. ~ # or w w = ION y
was resumed &. 5is. q, 4, /, I,
During the 5internis sal Oh " al!ee !, y
q, substituted for anil In. ~ lth,.
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