The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-06
1ArnxR nUsKELL SEES SON CAR
TEN GRAN FORWARD PASS
ANN SCORE TOUCHDOWN.
WORD GETS ANOTHER
sCOnE u 10 To AT END OF WELL.
SOUGHT FOOTBALL GAME
IN BROAD STREET
PARK

THAT'S my boy" yelled Father
Rnskeii yesterday afternoon out at
BSoad street Park when Son Ca Tel
1ntercepted a forward pass meant fer
Mcclure end and sprinted forty
ynrds for the first touchdown made by
the Invincibies,
.eThat's my kid again" screamed the
joyful father some half hour later
when Carter caught another pass,
this time from Grey. and ran across
che zinc. But this time Father
Ruskol. was to be disappointed. for a
rcferse's quick eye had caught an
ove~aExious Inyineible player offside
lust before the bail was snapped, ana
had called a penalty.
The score then stood to z. as
rascilau, the Mcclure captain. had
picked up fumbled bah and crossed
the goal line early In the second half
There was but a minute and a quarter
to play with the ball in the Irwin
cfble's possession on McGuire's thirty.
yard line. Grey tried another forward
pass, which was broken up. However,
m Queering the play Mcclure emo
had ruffed the InvincihIe player and
the referee had penaiized his team
fifteen yards as a result Word was
the men on whom the Independent
team relied for the line plunging, and
word was called upon now. Righs
we'll did he respond. too. for In Mree
attempts ne carried the oval across
and swung the big end of the score
over to his teammates.
lnyinciblee Are Winners.
That's just about how the game
went. The Invincibles, with but lit
lie team work, but plenty of sand
downed the runners-up In the PREF
championship race BY q IA 10 score
~ far 40, the play OF the two teams
vent, McEuire's showed the results OF
their coaching, and as team out
! played their opponents, but luck with
some mighty good individual work
carried the day for the Invfncible'
@0aA allowed them to follow the preee'
/ dent set last year.
Ii Ii true that there are about foul
n the high school players In the In
vtncibie lineup, and this may serve
m0tnAwhat as an excuse for the Me-
6uire defeat. but there are other mer
IA the team whose work yesterda,
outshone that done by Coach Blan
tonss men. Vaughan-Lloyd, theil
Y4ght end, proved McGuire's creates
otnmbling block throughout the game
and altogether put UP game tina
Il seldom eaualed by any of the mem
bers OF the smaller teams. Durint
the Ifrst few minutes of the gam
Northern tried his end a number o
times and on each attempt los
ground. At intervals during the re
ma1nder OF the contest other trie
KerE made but always with the sam
result. There was not a yard gafnet
around that end during the gam
and Paschall was running 1t, too.
Rnskell Grabs Pass.
Ruskell made a name for hinsel
when he caught the forward pas
meant for Swineford and but for tn
earelessness of a fellow player woul'
have carved II In the Invincihle hal
nf fame. Charlie Word, though, savet
I the name II not the carving ant
brought Victory by his great lin
plunging. He is q brother of Billy
Who gained his first football ex
pertence making touchdowns for tn
I 1nvincihles and then made them 70
hlsh school. and In now crossing goa
1tAe, OF such teams as the Georgetowl
0ocons1s, for the Blues.
Little Grey, who has proved the hes
81 ~ the prep quarterbacks seen her
fhu season. although just It'll
4 wrbhIy yesterday. made up for tn
1eM Miscues by his generalship
4rumble's interference Is Away
met1reabIe and he did not allow hi
RECORD In this respect to suffer yes
tor{1ay. He also did some dand
Raining through the line severa
umes, getting away for ten or lively
yards Others Of the winners piaye'
nfeadiiy and consistently.
Az II always the case Captain
HnachA1l starred for his team. H
unadS the only McGuire score whel
~ recovered a fumbled kickoff a
No opening OF the second half ant
dashed across the line. Northen. VIII,
~ the way played an excellent gam,
&imeelf. kicked goal Jimmy d'd no
mar my Of his usual sensational
runs yesterday mainly because of th'
1nvincibie ends. Ills running back o
punts wAa up to the usual high stand
ard. though.
Wilson Does Well.
Wilson, out on right end, fought Il