The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
CADETS BEATEN
. IN GAME STRUGGLE
AGAINST ACADEMY
Benedictine's Line Unable to
Withstand Attack of Strong
Academy Forwards.
BENEDICTINE IN LAST PLACE
lnexperiencc Is Largely Respon-
siblc for Defeat Of Plucky
Youngsters.
BENEDICTlNE IN LAST PLACE
Standing of Clubs in
Prep School League

Richmond Academy defeated the
Benedictine College yesterday after
noon al Broad street Park b. the
score or 20 to 0 Tho Academy bows
outplayed the Cadets at every stage
OF the game.
Three touchdowns were made and
two goals Kicked. Whitlocl;, the Acad-
envy left end, made the prettiest play
CT tho game and corcd the first touch
down \ forward pass by Morrison
TO Cheatwood was Intercepted by him
and he ran fifty yards for touch
down Il. Eoden. centre for tho Acad-
envy, played II great game. Breaking
through the Cadet line he would tackle
his man for q loss Of five or ten yards
owens. the Academy fun back, also
played good game. in fact every man
on. the eleven played hard and we'll
but the work OF those three men Was
n feature.
Benedictine College kicked to Acad-
envy and Pitt received the oval. After
the ball had changed hands three times
and tic Cadets holding it. Il forward
pass by Morrison TO Cheatwood was
Intercepted By Whitlock, and lie ran
with it hfty yards for touchdown.
Captain Pitt kicked goal and tho score
stood 7 to In favor OF the Academy.
Pitt then Kicked and Amos, Cadet left
half back, received, but after a broken
field run OF thirty yards, he fumbled
and Little Eddie" Rodcn picked II up
and carried II back ten yards before be
Ing downcd. Both teams fought hard for
the rest of that quarter. When the
whistle blew the Academy was in pos
session OF the ball on the Cadets
thirty-yard line.
The Academy on her fret down FUN
bled the pigskin and Fletcher for
Benedictine, fell on It, The cadets
then started playing in their old form,
and by hard limo plungcs. gradually
worked their way down the field, but
when on the Academy twenty five yard
line, fumblcd. and Whitlock fell on
the oval The Academy. on a forward
pass by Pitt to Whitlock, won back
twenty yards OF the lost ground 1t
lost the ball on downs. and the Cadets
worked their way back to the Acad-
envy nfteen-yard line where they were
when time was called That ended tho
first half. Ry tho brace tho Cadets
took. it looked as II they were going
10 make q touchIoW and tho whistle
was all that stopped them.
In the second half. the Cadets kickod
to the Academy, and after line plunge
by Pitt for ten yards. nm end run by
Little Eddie ayd forward pass. which
Melted them thirty Yards, Owons broke
through the line and ran over the re-
naming twenty yards for tho second
touchdown. Pitt missed goal. and the
score was changed TO Is To 0. Tho
academy than Kicked 60 Benbdicttnc,
and Amos received tho ball and made
pretty run for eighteen yards. The
college eleven nado Its down twice.
but they weakened Cor the Academy
siren gthencd). and the oval changed
hands. The Academy tried a forward
pass. but 1t was intercepted by
Fletcher. and nc carried it thirty-fve
yards before d. Roden tackled him.
In n mix-up Owens. Academys fun
CONTINUED on Seventh popc0