The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-01

everything coming around his way
while Cason and Jones were not quite
SO successful, Parker and Rowland
both getting around for the biggest
gains of the game
Parker Great Little Player.
incidentally 1t might be mentioned
that young Mr.. Parker Is some great
brokenfield runner. He carried tho
ball on several casions for ten, If
teen and once for twenty yards. Bow
land, at full for the Oriole contingent,
was good running mate for the little
quarter.
The first period opened with Justis
kicking OFF. The ban rolled on the
ground and Richmond recovered II on
Maryland's fortyyard line. 1t was a
case of sparring for an opening for
the remainder of the period and 1t
ended with the ball on Richmond's
twenty-yard line in their possession.
With goals reversed Richmond be-
gan the second period by attacking
the left side OF Maryland's line, Lark
ford carrying the ball, but without
result Lutz could got but three yards
on what appeared to be an attempted
delayed pass, and then Clarke kicked
TO the middle of the field, The ball
remained In that section during the
remainder of play. seesawing from
one to the other.
The third quarter saw Jones In
Cason's place and Ancarrow IN Justis's
position for Richmond. Maryland
made no. change. Parker, for the Wis
itors. circled Jones's end for a twenty
yard gain, but Richmond braced. and
the ball went over. That line of the
Aggies wouldn't give an inch, and
egain honors were easy, both sides
kicking. When time was called the
ball was on Richmond's thirty-yard
line In Maryland's possession.
Bnll I'm Maryland Territory.
Maryland tried the line. but could
not gain and kicked. Richmond met
with like result, and Clarke booted
forty yards. where Parker was walt
ing. Then Duval shot down the field
and worried the quarter into a tumble,
getting the oval for the Red and Blue.
with Just two minutes TO play. Rich
mond again kicked and the game I'm
!shed with Maryland having the ball
| on her seventeen yard line.
FROM the spectators viewpoint IL
was a good game of football From
the players standpoint 1t was a trife
too warm. Both teams were green
and this was so apparent that criticism
| would be unfair. Both will be in much
| better shape a month from now, and
| Richmond College should feel proud OF
the men wearing its colors and should
thank Sam Honaker for doing as well
as he did under the circumstances
! II is too early to make predictions
but the showing OF the Collegians was
so much better this year than at the
same time last that one is led to the
conclusion that the other teams in the
Eastern Virginia Collegiate Associa
uon Will have TO hustle to take the
laurel away from the Jaspers
The lineup:
College Position. ApS,as
Carson. Jones'. left end johnson
Decker....... left tackle .Posey
Benton. ...-.. left guard Nude
harris. ........ centre ...Kaoehle,
Brown...... right guard ....William,
Duval. 49,. right tackle .Augustu,
C!arhe...'... right end -...-... .Kemy
Taylor tCapt). quarter .,..Parke,
l.ankford..... left half Trs
'untis .'''''. riSnt half 1890. Whit,
.Ancarrow) (shipley, Capt,
: tThrockmorton)
Summary: Wexford, umpire: Rich
ardson, referee; saville. 6eld Judge
. Whitlock. head lineman. Time O
: quarters. 10 minutes each. Score
IL Richmond College, o; 81. A. c, O.