The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
By cHAs. VI. MONTGOMERY.

Out of the gloom, caused by the
spiritless defense and the uncertain
attack OF the Richmond college spi-
ders, which allowed the team from
the Galiaudet college to score a touch
down within the first five minutes
OF play yesterday afternoon, there
flashed into radiance the stocky form
of young Dixie kievesahi, formerly
of the high school team, who during
the last minutes of the second half
gained more yards for the Red and
Blue team than the entire aggreRa
ton had been able to MAKE during
all the former portion of the contest
Fleet OF foot. picking his openings
with unerring accuracy and following
an interference noticeable for It's ahfl
ity to miss the man who should have
been nut out Of the play, Dixie tore
/ his way through the tackles of the
I Gallaudet team for gain after gair
of from six To ten yards II was
chiefly through his work that the bal
was advanced within the visitors
twenty-five yard line for the only
time of the game.
But Klevesahl was allowed to 81
through the greater part of the con
test before he was given chance
and although his magnificinet worl
PLAYED the Spiders in a position for
Touchdown the other men were un
able to make ground on their par
when the crisis of the contest arose
That lone score forced over the I'M
during those first few minutes by I'M
plunee and end rum stood as an I'M
possible barrier between the coileg
and possible tie game ami Tor IN
first time this season Coach Dobson
men were defeated on home GROUNDS
The score was TO ..
Belated Spirit Rises
During the last half when hievesan
was tearing off his gains through tn
line other men on the coiiege tear
also began to show n sembiance @
shirt, and Ancarrow, Robins an
King several times forced their wa
through the smallest of holes for
few wards. But the work of the Spl
ders as a whole showed the same fah
for which they have been criticise
during the past several years. the
lacked life and fight and when IN
critical moments arrived were unabi
to deliver the punch that carries VIII
1t football victory.
Gallaudet handicapped. according
A statement by their coach by IN
absence of four regulars possessed a
(which Richmond lacked. Their bach
r hurled their weight at the Spider lir
with vim and following interference
(which more than once proved ]
value, bored their way through IL
: shot though steady gains. The
Q attack was more varied and more ca
: culating than that of the Red ar
= Blue team and their defense. on ope
7 PLAYS, we'll night perfect. The sever
q holes in their lines. located by Al
Q carrow in the third quarter. RENAME
land although substitutions were mat
! In an effort to plug them the remet
: nroyed more disastrous thanthe fau
8 Colleges two attempts at forwal
9 masses were smeared by the quiz
4 work Of the secondary line Of defen
I and their end runs never resulted
gains Of more than dozen yards.
|, Little Spectacular Play.
nI~ The game furnished little of u
7 snectacular and only the close st
d dent of football could have gain
4 much from the exhibition. For 9
/, most part the old buck-thc-line ia
tics were used Gallaudet worked o
n heautiful forward pass for gain
. something like twenty yards and on
j. Moore rot around tho Spiders II
II end for TWENTY-FIVE. But with the
exceptions there were no Ions gall
a Beale. Robins and Il Newton
= clever defensive work for the Spide
Is while Harness, Martin and Johnson
d tracted attention by their work In I
visitors line. King and Ancarrow
"a a number OF tackles behind the q
II lere line and Jacobson Kelley 2
e Moore oftaner then once proved
4. second restraining wAM 70 the q
.. dsla1 Moore and .the- osner- men ]