The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-22
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fact, Lutz gave a mighty poor eXhi6i-
ton Of taekling in the earlier stages.
Towards the latter part of the game.
when no went at the feet OF the heaty
fellows, ne was far moro successful
! and not one eluded him. '4se
Sixteen more points we've added In
tho third period Gibbons sent in an
entire new back field, and made one or
two changes in his line. But 1t WAS
all the same. Fury, who took Costel-
los place, was off for the length of1
the field and crossed the goal with a
tumbling field of pursuers behind him
Magner, substituting for Sitterding. at
quarter. did the same thing. and went
ninety-two yards for another touch
down. Crafts, at full, displayed al
most as much ability in advancing the
ball as did Bryant, his predecessor.
Thirty-two men were brought to Ricu.
mond. and 1t looked very much as If
each one of that number could play
football.
The surprising feature of the game
was the fact that Costello made out
one goal from field out Of i've tries
Early in the first quarter he attempted
to boot the leather through the post
but failed In the last period, within
four comparatively easy tries, all
within the fortyyard line, he made
but one.
Richmond College made FIRST down.
nut once. and this came in the last
period as result of u slight gain By
butz and Ancarrow and a forward
pass from Tylor 20 Lutz. Fumbles
We're not frequent. but several were
made and the visitors got all the
pest of the Breaks In this regard Tile
last period was tho best for the COL
iestans from scoring standpoint, but
tG hni
was not 80 successful In kicking goals
as Sitterding, and made but two
another bright spot for the Col
leslans to point to is that on three
Inherent occasions they took the ball
away from Georgetown on downs, and
on at least one other occasion the
blue anu Gray was compelled to kick
1t was not an interesting game of
FOOTBALL The difference between the
Two teams made II impossible to be
interesting. Richmond College had
much needed training In defensive pIay
and did well, all things considered.
without attempting undue criticism,
the men lacked snap and failed to
go into tackle with that vim which
gcts>the man with the ban. Too fire.
quently the husky backs for George
town could be seen giving the locals
free ride on their backs and carry
Ing them down the field.
when Lutz. In the final period made
those three tackles. mailing hia MAJ
right at the feet. he brought him down.
On other occasions. he, with Riley and
Tuttlc, Ancarrow o'Neil and Blu,na
ThrocRmor ton. Landlord and Justia.
were tacklfng too high, and there was
no chance against the beef OF their
opponents. number OF those long
sweeping runs could have been
stopped; II the caution to hit low had |
been followed.
Captain Taylor, running the college
team. made his mistakes. He in
variably tried his light backs against
the stalwart limo of Georgetown and
invariably he lost ground or was un-
ale to gain. IT was foolish and an
Unnecessary hardship on his men Two
OF the three forward passes he at
tempted were successful. and he might
have used the play to better advnn->
taSe. But after all is said and done.
1t was case of the superior team
winning.
For the visitors. Hart, Bryant. Cam
PAIL pad S2sielio Fury, SitterdIng, Crafts
from end to end showed remarka bl.
form, and ono wonders at the ability
OF the Indians to administer such /.
put up :, fair defense against such
odds. and Lutz. in the latter part of
the game; Riley in the earlier stages.
an Ahc WHY through, ana DuNHl.
did the best work. Harris was hurt
carly In the contest and had to retire
In favor of Cole. who did fairly well.
George made some poor passes. and
was no match for Greer, who handled
him with ease II was the crush OF
weight. coupled with speed and AK
perience. which counted. and the local
boys should feel no remorsc at having
lost. The score and summary follows:
Richmond
Georgetown. Position College,
Barlscillo. Left End ....... Blumc
Hart. ...... Left Tackle Decker
PetridEe.. Left Guard Gill
DALEY (C) COFerrelD
Greer ......... Centre ....... George
Stohlman.. Right Guard .....- Harris
Rhe!nehilds. Right Tackle ...puval
| Bergen. ...... Right End .Ancarrow
sitterdlng 4. Quarterback -. Taylor.
Fury Right Halfback .Lankford
Campazzi Left Halfback Throckmorton
(Quinlan, Murray
Bryant, Fullback ........ LutZ
omciais: Gass Mehigh). referee
Schcnck on. C. W. Umpire--Robinson
GRIND Field judge-Harlan GRIND.
Lnesman. Time of
| Time OF periods-Two twelve min
utes and two ten minutes Touch
downs--Bryant t3l Campazzi az.
| uchdowns-Sitterding go. Hart (2).
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