The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-17


By the spiders and the bali Was soon
far into Maryiand's territory. Irby
and Newton each made gains By re-
covering passes and Psrkins, who
caught the last one attempted, brought
the bali 70 the lo-yard lire. Before
the teams could line up. however. time
was called and the Spiders were cheat
ed out Of . certain tie score ~ Dame
Fortune. AZ this stage they wsre
playing rings around their opponents
ana It was but q matter of few Hec-
onds before they would have carried
the bali across for another score.
Rock Hills speed. perfection IN ths
use Of the forward pass and their
daring In using the play proved one
of the greatest surprises sprung on
Coach Dunlap's men this season. They
would break up several In succeesicn
and then have Fuccy shoot one Acur.
ately into the hands Of an end. tar out
on the side lines, for lb-yard gain.
Perkins Makes Forty Vards.
Neither Of the teams was able to
make many gains on runs. The runs
which were pulled OF. though. wers
for excellent gains ana several were
sensational. Perkins got death hold
on the leadership In this department
when, In tho third period. he caught
the hck-off following the 6taleys
touchdown and brought the bali back
to the 46-yard line. II was great
run and one that deserves all the
praise which the rooters In the STANDS
gave the quarterback.
Berger made several runs for good
gains and so did Rieliey and Coburn.
| hut these were, for the most part OF
the ordinary variety.
staley and Captain Fuccy likewise
broke into the game with great runs
but none OF theirs equaled those
made by the ends, Tahferro ana
Corbett. They made their runs after
catching forward. passes ana. on y
couple occasions. literally took the
hail out OF the hands OF Richmono
college playera
| Probably In no department OF yes
| terday's game was the CONTRAST Pc
tween the two teams 80 noticeaoie az
| ~ Tia, OF puntinK Fuccy and Tall
| ferra drove the ball from one emo
/ Of the field to the other. In tnis de-
| partuent, with Berger ON the oencn,
| thu Spiders are badly deficient
/ perkins made the best run or the
vsn,a. hut Berger, Kelley and Coburn
| Ala great ork at all times. on tne
| ,SsYense much Is due George, Du Val
land Yfume. white Newton and eNeff
| also come in for their share OF the
praise. r,
| Captain Fuecy, Taliaferro. stacy.
| ,,s,tsr and Gatelv did the stellar
r,srt. ,nr the visitors. II was a case
| .>.,~a tbe brightest Of a bunch
y. 49,. tSo,,gh for ali OF the men
! - "a .xcaIlent game through
/ ..
/ a"s+.- S,,,,,.~v surprised. ~
| Rock Hill took the college. players
| and rooters, completely by surprise
n,ha, thnv began forward passing Inn
| ,,as,atetv uuon winning the ball,
| .,hich hal been kicked to them when
49, sa,,,d - Imnosst,fe 10 gain
1 .ak,. sy..is .tss rhere were about
.es sssSs ATTEMPTED within the
| 80. 80 ,,,,n,,tas In which they had
| u.s .u "a ,hssa brought the play
| ne ca,aars. six ward line. Here
| another was attempted. on the fourth
| Town. an $500 e. SAFETY. but the
| '...s ,vas tmmedlately returned to
| p ,,,age,s forfy-flve yard line.
| Inc nlunres made short gains for
| ia sniaers. Perkins fumbled the
/, mi running an attempted forward
/ nas 81. and the quarter was up.
| Early in the next period came the
| frst score. College. after vain eI-
forts at the tine, attempted for
l WaF0 pass On tiS AchA - ~, =
| the thirty yard line, which iaiied'
| Rock Hill made two attempts ..
| passes and then punted. RECOVERING
| the ball nm the eight yard line. Staies
was sent at the line. but was doWhea
| by Kelley before he gained an men.
During the play ianaIe'Io az
| took up position Iar ~. .s.,
! end and onathe next play 80
him pass wnich ne sooA ~. e.s
| with ease. lie KICKED soa. .as -.
The REMAINDER % ane ,,1sv II tha
| a repetition OF .ne eay a college
last few mihutes' no"s, ara aid
| had possession y, sa,ninr Reilley
considerable sao""a 80 parser thirty
| MAKING lour.s aaainr twelve more.
yaIas' hnu liza &c TIA teams were
| TINE WAS
| inning up s..,,a Half.
r..,,a cns,aea continued the
.u.,nv .ha,. haa begun during
sa,,, minutes or the first half,
the IA' ~ ,hira ner,od opened, and
Wnen ZIG s.m ..raigh, aowr the field
rusneo s.,,I. os.vara line. Newton
70 ROCK H. as. S.st,h Forward pass
nau $500 vara" hut the majority
ior haa been gained BY
% the ras,.~s ana Rer1er. When
nenss' =. ~ - Inc tha Spiders fum-
on sne S.sIav racovered the ball.
kicked 20 H,c''iaona ~ 80 par-
line. Ihe me nsid HeAS, 0i