The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
SPIDERS WIN BY
GARRISON FINISH
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heid.. and ilna.ly wore the more cX-
pcrienced and veteran eleven down.
Tho tackles were sharp and clean. ana
every man Was in the game from start
10 5tnlsh.
tIampdc Sidney early in the contest
got the edge on tho Spiders. and by
desperate lire plungc5 and bucks. In
,crspcrscd with short end runs, man
aged 10 secuie two touchdowns, from
which goals wcro Kicked. AT the be-
SHINING Of tho second quarter. aided
~ two miserable fumbles by Saunders,
Tie Tiger half back, the Spiders even
cd the score, and even after the lead
was again wrostIcd from them, stuck
II out and victory finally rested on the
banners Of the wortiiier team.
Forward pagycs played an important
part in tho game. Richmond College
HAD the advantage here, pulling of
sis perfect lips. while their opponents
oniy 'nanagcd toJgct away with ONT.
ON kicks eincarrow had the advantage
over Darlington. Ills kicks were low.
out were the difficult kind to handle.
with his ends getting down on the
ball lie had little trouble in punting tc
safety
Tho Spider ends had tie jump on the
Tigers. but the great disparity was
III tho line. where the local colieS Ian a
"ero ovcrshadnwcd by the bulk Of their
opponents. Nevertheless. they fought
ana continued TO fight until clear grit
did what size could not accomplish
As usual tic John Marshall High
school quartet, King. Ancarrow. Kievc-
sahi and Robins. WAS big factor In
the victory OF their team. but Zones
at end. was tho big star OF the game
Ills work. both on tIs defense and Of
fense. was simply great. In addition
n IA tf.s.. "A.
up the opposing interference. made
many pretty tackles, got of with sew
eral runs. and pulled down four beau
tifui passes. Ills work had much to no
with tho winning OF the game.
Ancarrow put up heady and bril-
liant game at quarter. Ifs handled his
team with a certainty and precision
that was u direct contrast TO the usual
Spider field generals. lie punted we'll
and WAS the thrower OF each Of the
forward passes. His limo plunging was
superb and resulted IN tho final touch
down. while his trusty tee sent the
oval spinning between tho goal posts
for three points.
1t would be difficult and unjust 10
name other stars. Every Spider pu,
M tho game or his life. On tho other
hand. no difficulty In picking out the
stellar and cellar men Of tho visiting
team is found.
Kirk Saunders was simply rotten
Ills fum blcs put tho Spiders IN n po-
siion TO score twice, and his butter
niger tactics were tho primary cause
OF his teams defeat. II IS true that
ne pulled on several short gains around
end but. as a whole. his work was "A
detriment instead OF a help TO tho
tisers His tackiinE vas off color.
ana twice he was removed from tho
game by Coach Bcrnier.
E5cl, while playing good ~ times.
was unable 70 stop tho Spiders for
ward PASSES. For an end OF HIS cxue-
rience, hla bonehead work IN leaving
his opponent free was tho talk OF the
spectators He ~ suffering with sew
"r7l broken ribs. however and wa,
unable TO take Tho chances that USUALLY
make him shine
Darlington played a pretty game
Nlthough outgeneraled by Ancarrow.
this yCuugstcr Will DC tho star az
many game in the future Bowling.
Walkcr and Thurman also played par
;iculariy good
considerable criticism. especially AS nj!
breaks vent against tho local cole
clans Once when Moore took The
oval from Jcncs's arms. the decision
was en- color. and again. when Saunders
mad: the final touchdown. tho bali was
:'pparcntlY edged over the lire after
81 hao been dovncd
EetniI, Of Game
!taInpden Sidney won the ,ons and
lined up TO defend the east goal An.
carrow Kicked on. Saunders. who re-
ceiveG tho oval on his nftcen- al live
ran il back nreen yards and was
downcd by Ncw,op. Moore. OH a tackle
play, gained seven yards, being thrown
by Pollard after passing the l!me. On
The next play he gained two wards
Iendieton ADDED one moro and fol-
. lowing another two-ynrd gain by
Saunders. Pendleton was thrown for n
courtyard loss by Ancarrow. George
got through tho line and nailed Moore
for r. two-yard loss. and Darlington
runted the oval across Richmond's
goal.
Ancarrow. OF tho FIRST play for tho
Spiders, punted thirty yards down the
neld. Saunders made q poor catch
and before lie could recover. was
downed in his tracks by Jones. Saun-
ders, through tackle. made two wards
and forward pass. Darlington to Ehel,
was intercepted by sAncarrow. who
ran the ball back for twenty-five Yards
Robins, on tackle around forma-
ton. made two yards. On the next
play the BAH was fumbled. and Hamp-
den-Sidney recovered. Jones nailed
Moore for n threeyard loss Again
saunders juggled the oval and il was
fdchmonds ball in the centre or tho
field
Limo plays failed and Ancarrow
b'Si''' ~ al iliE -O4I+ LIE hlG! NaS
too high. and the receiver was thrown
on his own forty-yard line Caring
ton hurled his men at the line but
nIado no material gains. The Tigers
wcro offside, and Immediately after
being nennlized nve yards Walker was
rammed through tho opposing tackle
for sin yards. and Saunders made
Twelve more around right end. Kleve-
sahl saved n lons run by downing
Moore. but Darlington. through the CEN
tro or the line, made il arst down
again
After making several short gains
through tackle. with one slight run
around end, Darlington hcaVec tho
oval to Ebcl for n perfect forward PASS