The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-12

BY RAIPn
Renedictine College triumphed owe!
Eicnmond Academy In an interesting
game OF football at Brosd-Street PARK
Yesterday afternoon, two toucndowns
and a goal from touchdown giving
Atne Cadets Is points, to I gained ny
the Academy by touchdown ana
goal from touchdown. t.
Possibly the game yesterday was not
the best display Of the inner points 0.
the game by long ways. constant
fumbiing, which proved disastrous to
both sides. ynarrsng the contest: How
ever. the game was hard fought. ard
asionally some player would make
q spectacular play.
The Orange and Blue eleven out
PLAYED the Cadets. but the Beneatc-
tine eleven took advantage o. their
opponents fumhling and scored On
1nem On the other hand both sides
L were evenly matched on the defen-
slye-
Mc<Sraw Makes Record Run.
McGraw. for Benedictine. caused
sensation when he made ninety :
five yard run Probably had the neid
been ten yards longer he would nave
added to his credit. but the Bread
Street grIdiron is only 100 feet long.
shackIeford. for Academy. nearly
duplicated NcGraws feat when ne
skipped over sixty yards of ground
free from the Benedictine tackles
Benedictine chose 10 defend the
| western goal, and on the ktcFoH Amos
gained twenty yards on rusn by inc
| Academy tacklers Throughout the
quarter fumbling hy both sides les
sened interest by continued line
plunges and penalties against the
Academy eleven Bened!ctine SUCCEED"
ed In putting the ball across their
goal. Dugan, their right tackle, scored
the touchdown. Starting again from
! the middle OF the field the Academy
team plunged through the Benedic-
. tine line. and by a perfect Forward
i pass. got the ball within yard OF
their goal line. The teams lined up
and when the ball was delivered
scr NINA &c ensued. During this one OF
the Academy men made tumble ano
McTraw. for Benedictine. caught the
hall and raced across the grioiron
for ninety -five-yard run He mad
a clear field before him and no Acad
envy man was within twenty yards
81 him. Amos kicked the ball
through the goal posts from the
wenty-yard line
In the second quarter Academy
worked hard and scored touchdown
A forward pass. with trick attach
,nent, gave them several gains WHIT
lock. D. Kuyk. Roden and Spencer
MADE K0ou gains sAiS
Shackleford put the ball across their
goal and kicked goal from touchdown.
In the final half both teams worked
hard, Academy more on the offensive
than Benedictine Several times II
seemed as IL Coach Arnoid's cohorts
would make another score. but fnnib-
ling at critical times spoiled their
chances Both sides were penalszef'
turing this period.
Both Sides Feature.
Dugan, McGraw. Amos. Asher and
Pollard featured for the Cadets. For
Academy, Whitlock. d. kuyk. Shack
ieford. Miller. Whittet and Roden
starred. Binford, the Academy right
half, made several good runs,
Whittet. who suffered poisoned
foot a few weeks ago, injured his
right knee during scrimuage. Upon
exa tnination by a doctor It IL thoagh'
that he will be out of the game for
! while at least. In yesterday =
game he was hurt early in the fracas,
but continued in the line until the last
few minutes OF play.
BY the score of the game yesterday
he race In the Prep School League,
although practically ended. IL inter
esting, Academy and Benedicttne
viii retain their places as they have
finished their schedule. II John Mar
shall defeats McGuires Wednesday
High school will win the cha mpion-
ship with a clean record and the otn-
err achools tied for second place. Nc
t;uires winning from High School