The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
II, ERNEST POLLARD.

Again the old dope has been up
set and orce more the football wise
acres progn ostications have gone far
astray. when Bugg ~ormed his way
through the Richmond College pha-
lanx in the. second quarter OF yester-
days setto at oadStreet Park,
crossing the much-coveted goal line
from the five-yard line and then sent
the oval soaring over the uprights he
put Hampden- Sidrey one point to the
good over the Spidors--a lead which
the Farmyile gridironists retained
throughout the remainder of the
struggle The Tigers won by a scone
of Z to s.
II was predicted that the local coll
legians would win by a good margin
over the invading stalwarts. but the
bottom dropped out Of the old dope
can. az the score indicates.
/ The Ham den- Sidney eleven was
the same team that sustained q sever.
drubhing last Saturda" at the hands
Of the Randolph Macon Yellow
jackets lin name only). The Farm
vile boys did not play the same kind
OF football they exhibited one week
ago. They comprised a new team in
grit and put UP a bold front from
start to finish
spiders Get Good start.
AT the start Of the game it looked
as If the Spiders were destined to
score an easy victory over their time
f1onored foes of the gridiron. and
within five s1iuutes after the contest
had started Wicker had crossed the
Hampden- Sidney goal line for a
touchdown However, he failed to
kick a goal.
After this count the Spiders did not
play true to their old form and re-
peatedly made fumbles. Those fumbles
hurt. too for on two occasions the
balls slipped from the Spiders grasp
while fas. marching toward the hostile
goal. On numerous occasions the
oval was recovered by quick work Ola
the part OF the local collegians, bat
with goal in sight. the Tigers succeed
cd in bouncing upon the loose leather
1t did not take the Farmviile Tigers
long to diagnose the Spiders tricky
rraneuvers, and when they did the
local collegians' long runs came to All
abrupt end At first the Hampden.
Sidney backs failed utterly to PEN
citrate the strong Richmond College
lire. but later they got the punch
frequently Bugg shot through tha
local line like a shot our or German
cannon for good gains.
Thurman Individual Star.
Hampden-S Sidney can attribute IT'S
victory largely TO the spectacular
playing OF TINS Young Ieiiow lhuf
man, the midget aaarteroaCh' VINO
halls from Charlesfon, West lrsinia
lie not only skirted the ends TOR iohs
gains at critical moments out VIII
the bah few Yards from goat IN tas
last few minutes OF play ana 2 touch
down for the Spiders seemed newt
able he stood between the Richmond
colleE'ans and victory by MS nrhffan1
defensive work. He was haHklng up
the line, running from one end 10 the
other and three OF the tour tackles
| that came a. this critical moment
we're made hy this youngs'er- lie
! played spectacular game and ne
took the bail close 10 the ecSt 4ihe N
the second quarter ana mace Possipie
the Tigers only touchdown.
eleven worked hard 70 send oyer fhe
touchdown that would nave won tas
game for IT, but the punch was saaiy
lacking at the critical moments, neness
/ the defeat
Cosby PLAYED great oHensiFe game
for the Spiders and on numerous &C.
casions he tore OFT long runs, and on
several occasions took the oval WIN II
striking distance OF the saai hi.s.
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around for the college. Whi!e ron
line plunEes were very good Sugg -
another one who PLAYED e car game
for the visitors, while Parrlsh ana
/ Palmore. two Richmond boys We're
consistent ground gamers
First Touchdown Quick
| The set-to opened with buge punt
ing TO Richmond College ana Hamp-
den-Sidney defending the east 1oai.
Roden received the pail ana orouaHt
lit back ten yards. Mac COSBY look tne
hrst ball that was snapped ana skir'
ed the end for eighteen yarns. oriHs-
ing the ball to ntdneld ron mace
four yards and WICKER contributed
! two, Pom following Win SIN moie
through the line. Mac cosby again
raced around end FOR ffteen yards
and Wicker and pon came across win
good gains. with the oval On me
eight-yard line the Tigers held me
local collegians. Bugg fell back ior
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