The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-02
YELLOW JACKETS
TAKE GAME FROM
ORANGE AND BLACK
Ashland Has Easy Time With
Bunch From Old Williams
burg Town in Home Place.

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ASHLAND, VA, Nov. t.-Randolph-
Macon took the flrst championship
game from william and Mary in Ash
land yesterday by the score Of II to 0.
as the following detailed account will
show:
The Yellow Jackets swamped the
Orange and Black in the first champion
ship game of the seeson today. Tho
two teams were pretty evenly matched.
as both had fast backheld, and
medium line. The Yellow Jackets out
played the Orange and Black.
The first quarter was pretty evenly
matched, for the ball went from one
side to the other without much gain.
but after a long run by Bane. then
similar one by Driver. and Blount car
ried It over.
The game started by Bane kicking
of to William and Mary. Bertschy re-
celved IL and brings IL back ten yards.
The backs failed 10 advance the ball
and force Wright TO kick, but he
kicks out. and RandoipMacon has the
ball on williams thirty-yard line. The
College also fails TO gain ground and
Vaughan 10 forced TO kick. Then the
yellow Jackets settled down and play ed
good football.
In the. second quarter there was con-
siderable gaining on both sides. so that
II WAS uncertain which way the ball
was going. Several attempts were
made to complete a forward pass, but
they were unsuccessful
The first touchdown was the result OF
a long forward pass to Scott, who car
ried the ball TO the ten-yard line. There
were only four forward passes that
were completed, and the Yellow Jackets
made three OF those.
After the Orange and Black had
brought the ball to the Colleges thirty
yard line with the fourth down, Bert
scby made a beautiful drop kick.
In the last hale of this quarter Bane
tried a placement. but was blocked.
ftft--r1 ami Aftr-t-irsa all ef t4ses hest
quarters in the league and her work
this evening was Of first class order.
He was the only man that could gain
for the Orange and Black. The first
half ended with the ball In William
and Mary possession ON their twenty
! ive-yard line,
1 In the second half the College comes
back twice as strong and Just ran their
opponents off their feet. In this half
Coach Draper seemed IL have lost his
head for he tried 10 put several men
in that had been in the game before
and was penIallzed fifteen yards. This
was the only time william and Mary
was penalized. while the Lemon and
Black were penallzed four times.
( Captain Wright had an off day OF It,
for he did not get in the game with
I any life or spirit His kicking was
I poor, and at no time did he gain
/ through the Yellow Jackets line.
/ Their team seemed TO have gone to
pieces in this half, for at all times
the yellow Jackets were going through
I the line for good gains and around the
ends for about ten yards.
( Driver played a most excellent game
/ for the College. and Bane. who always
plays 81 most creditable game. was
right there with the goods. He and
Driver were the only consistent ground
gamers that Randolph Macon had
I Blount also deserves mention for he hit
the line hard.
d. r. Scott Is the best end in tho
league this year, and he was in every
down He accepted two forward
passes. one over the goal line. which
| was OF first class order.
| In the fourth quarter Coach Reiss
sends In all or the eecond team, and
IT WAS here that Midgette played g
swell game, He ran through broken
field for about twenty-five yards Tor
a touchdown. He kicks goal, which
was the only one that the Yellow
Jackets made. Richardson. one of the
second team men, played good game
Bane was taken out, not because he
WAS not playing good ball, but because
we had a good lead and there WAS nc
use Of taking any chance or getting
one of the best men hurt
Coach Reiss was very much pleased
with the showing that his team made
Bush and Jones the two husky tackles
were heard from a good many times
during the game.
! THE Hne-un.