The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-11
BLUES PLAY CAMELY
AGAINST C0LLEG|ANs.
RandolpIl-NIacon and Soldiers Stage
Football Battle Mt Broad Street
Park-Former the Winner.
NORTHERN a STAR PERFORMER
He, With Balkan, Stand Out Promi.
nentiy-Coach Reiss Sends in En-,
tire New Back Field-Afternoon
Too Hot for Good Football.

Held scoreless in the first half. Ran.
dolph-Macon yesterday, wore down the
niucky resistance of the Richmond
piues ana ran up total of fifteen
points before the final whistle blew
me game was staged at Broad Street
fark' and. in spite OF the heat. was n
pretty exhibition. The militia nans
were unable to cross the coveted chalk
mark, and the score stood fifteen 10
nothing. $50 ~
;, 1t was training on one hand and nat
arai football on the other. The yellow,
Jackets, primed by several weeks, of
uuiiy practice, We're able to stand the
sah' while their gritty opponents were
forced 10 succumb to the heavy pace
stamina bucked speed and aggressive-
''e u.s. ana the FORMER was the winner.
Inc blues looked winners for the f1rsf
half Of the game. The sold;sr 80
oI,tered the contest with three regulars
out or the line-up, but with plenty or,
pep and ginger. So we'll did tiiey NAV
mat the first period ended with tLe
pai, IN tneir possession in the Yellow
Jackets territory while the half end
ed with them again threatenins tba
visitors goal.
In the third period. however. tba
training OF the collegians began to tell.
Smaii gains were made, and these be-
gan to increase gradually in length. UNI
I'll the soldiers goal was crossed twice.
In the interim between the Scoring, the
l,iues made brace. but again went un-
the scoring for Randolph Macon.
Bluea Played to Win.
In Justice to the Blues, it would be
wrong to single out any particular
stars. Tho militiamen were all In the
game They played to win, and conse-S
quentiy IT was team work that was re-
sponsible for their brave stand in the
face of disaster. Had they been poss les.
sed of the Same length OF time for daily
practice, as their opponents it would
nave likely been another tale. North
ern, at quarter and Bahen at full back.
STOOD out prominently on the offeuse.
"hlle Ancarrow. at half back, and Rus.
Key and Graves on the ends were con-
stantly In the spotlight on defense But
1t must be said that the whole line
withstood the attack OF the heavy yell
low Jacket backfeld nobly
IL was the back held OF Randolph-
Macon that COPIED the honors in the
last half Of the game. In the earlier
periods the team was clearly PLAYED
OFT Its feet by the lighter eleven. but
the maj quarters were decided i'm
provement Cogbill, at quarter; Cap
tam SheHey, robertson and Hall made
a great quartet, which was alone re-
sponsible for the victory.
The game opened with the Blues re-
ceiVing. Northern ran 1t back but
runted on the firts play. Randolph
Macon essnyed two attempts at3the5
line, which failed. Robertson made
eight yards through the line, and on
the next play tumble was regainesf
by the Yellow Jackets On a kick
formation, y gain of eight yards was
made, but Tho Blues blocked a low
punt. and had the oval on their thirty @
yard line, ~
Blues Continue to Kick.
me BlneS continued to kick and q
their ends wee down on the runner
each time. Several timesstbe oval was
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