The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-26
EIUKE PLAY WINS
FOR RANDOLPH-MACON
Spiders Play Great Game and Gain Consistently Thorough
Line Jackets Also Do Good Work. Fracas Hard Fought
and But Few Spectacular Plays. Forward Passes and
Kicking Play Inconspcuous Part in Affair

fore the season is over is going to get
| away with slight lead and romp
across several chalk marks for q
! touchdown. He plays the game for
oil he Is worth and is a great running
mate for Bane. Captain Vaughan did
stellar work for his team. as did w. r.
Scott on right end and J. r. Scot at
center. Bush, Il youngster playing his
first year at football. proved his worth
/ by his great work even after re-
ceiving q cut over his eye which will
probably require several stitches to
close.
Bernier Saw Game.
! The game yesterday was witness by
Coach Berular. of the HampdenSld-
ney team, and caused him to express
some regard for the work OF each
team. 1t proved several things to
/ coaches as we'll as spectators, the prin-
cipal Of which was that while the
/ College line Is an almost insurmount-
able and unpenetratable bulwark of
defense there is a possibility of gains
around the ends. This style Of play
/ fits in admirably with the offensive
strength of both Randolph Macon and
j mpden-Sidney and the supporters
/ Of the Red and Blue fear something
/ of disaster from this source.
It also showed that the Lemon and
Black line was not as strong as re-
puted and that line plunging team
would be able to do considerable
ground gaining against them. The
Ashlanders have Il fast team and one
which gives its runners admirable in
reference. while the Spiders resort
mostly to tho ability OF their backs to
get through the holes made by the
advance men. These things were
brought out yesterday. but it is ex-
peoted that the style OF play of both
elevens will be changed to n great
extent before they meet in the
championship game,
Spiders Scored Early.
II required Richmond college but
/ n few minutes 20 score their touch
down yesterday afternoon King re-
ceived the kick OF and was downed on
the twenty line. BY line
plunges he and Ancarrow. sometimes
aided by Klevekahl. made gain after
gain OF from three to eight or ten
yards through tho line and by these
plays brought the play past midneld
and into the Jackets territory. The
Grea- inathrity- nf the Gai0Ang- had been
done by King ard Ancarrow, but af-
ter few play along about the thirty
yard mark Robins WAS given chance
aud calamity responded. Steady
short adva noes swept the ball into the
eight-yard line. where with four yards
10 gain on the fourth down Ancarrow
uncorked a forward pass. Jones
Owed through the Lemon line and
kneelsng ON the sod just over the goal
line received "A perfect pes. Ancar-
row kicked the goal.
Again receiving the ball the Spiders
took up another slow advance. They
brought the ball to near midfleld.
where tumble lost .hc pigskin TO
Randolph Macon I8ane Immediately
tore off twelve yards around right
end Driver added three through the
line. The Spider line held on the next
plays and they regained the ball,
King falling 10 gain, a forward pass
TO Jones was tried. A Macon player
batted the bail away from Jones, but
toward George, and the captain
promptly appropriated It for a slight
gain. Ancarrow was forced to kick
a few minutes later. and the quarter
was up just after Ancarrow had de-
lnolisfed an attempted forward pass
to Vaughan.
Jackets Unable TO Advance
Randolph Macon was stu unable
TO advance. and after Jones had
messed 4 pass, Bane punted. Ancar-
row was likewise forced to kick a
few minutes after getting the ball.
The Jackets then began to advance
slightly. ON-taekle plays and short
end runs brought the play to the
eiEht-yard line. and then on to the
five Robins, Kievesahl, Ancarrow
and King were doing the majority Of
the tackling. Driver plunged through
hole 10 the one-soot mark on the
first down. Two attempts 10 advance
from this point failed before the
youngster was again called ON. This |
time he slxirted tackle and wriggled I
hts way across the line. Bane kicked !
goal
But Ii ietlttem fwyto 70
But little time remained in this /
period, but several plays Of note were |
made. Shefgey pulled hts long run |
after Intervening n forward pass and |
kleyesahl made Il run of about four
teen wards around end A number |
OF forward passes were attempted. I
Int they did not succeed
Tho fluiSe touchdown. upon which I
the Jackets won the game. came a /
few minutes after play had started I
in the last half C,ni1ere came hack I
hard after this and fought desper-
atelv but the defense was too strong. /
They ala considerable gaining +
through the line and on several oc- /
ga snns seemed to he bound FOR an
other score THE defense womb