Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
JACKETS SCORE AT Will
WILLIAM AND MARY GOES
DOWN BEFORE STRONG BLOWS
HnnbOlph-M Macon Makes Five Touch
downs ON inslinns, Who Play IIurd
and Cop One Marker.

ASHLAND. VA, October 3O-Ran-
doiph- Macon kept up her winning
streak to-day by defeating William
| and Mary TO the tune of "a to = Tho
! result of the game was in doubt at
/ no time after the nrst quarter. The
Jackets completely outciasscd their
! opponents. but the Indians took a
brace In the fourth period. and by a
series Of end runs and line plunses
Gayle. finally took the bail over the
line for IL touchdown, and Wallace
kicked goal AZ no other time was
me Jackets line In danger. but the
Indians made Il number OF first downs
only to lose the ball on a tumble or
lose ground on ragged playing.
me Jackets. although easily defeat
nays hnvG inc snap and ginger they have
displayed in former games this year
ms was partly due TO the fact that
started at half back, Coach Reiss de-
string TO give Waters and Yost two
s.cond-'carn men. chance. Another
! IN the lineup for the Jackets. His
place was filled in good style. however
/ by Woodhn. vino made two Of the
/ Jackets touchdowns.
The Jackets did not attcmpt to for
ward pass a great deal. and were only
successful In ono. but this nettcd them
touchdown. Lancaster hurting the
| the last quarter.
/ The game was very slow. las a large
,hn e, OF timS,outs were taken. and
inR tn" usual yells and songs that
! cheer the team. on account Of one of
the students being critically Ill on the
| campus.
Neither team scored in the first
( quarter. Richardson kicked off for the
Jackets, but William and Mary failed
70 gain The Jackets made first down
but then failed to complete a forward
PASS The ball remained in William
ana Mary's territory most Of the quar-
ter and ended I'm the Jackets pos
In. the second period. with the ball
in the middle OF the field, Lancaster
made ten Yards around end; Richard
the line. After Brittinghnm smashed
the Orange and Blues line for ten
more Lancaster tore off twenty yards
around right end for the jackets FIRST
score. Richardson kicked goal.
William and Mary received the kick
Gayle running back fifteen yards. but
The Indians lost the ball on downs
Jackets also failed to gain. and were
( forced 10 Kick. The visitors engaged
forward pass on the third down
Norton. the Lemon ana Blacks hus-
Ky guard. nabbei the leather and
rushed across the line for the Jack
cts second tally. Richardson failed
the score stood 10 10 when the first
period ended. With the ball in the
VISITORS possession.
LEMON AND BLACK
MACHINE GAINS SPEED
Randolph Macon received the kick
m at the opening Of the last period
Woodfn returning tn. ball fifteen
Yards before being downed AT this
BLACK machine seemed to strike its
stride. Lancaster clipped off thirteen
Yards around end; Richardson added
seven more. Rrittenham vent over
T. nj NJ MI
ana Richardson smashed the line for
eight, Here the locals were penalized
for holding. forward pass was
tried. but Young fumbled the bail
when SEVERN William and Mary play
.rs crowded him Quick as fasn
Woodhn grabbed il UP and spr!nted
perfect interference. Richardson add
ed point.
William and Mary received the kick.
and Drapier's charges displayed real
fash of form. 4 series of line plunges
by Gayle and Wallace carried them up
, 10 the Jackets fve-yard line. and Gayle
was pushed over FOR the visitors only
tally. The Jackets SIN. however. had
something UP their sleeve. and after
Lancaster had returned the kick off for
- good gain, Bush, on tackle play.
pulled off twenty-yard run. On a
triple pass Christian gained twenty
more. and here Lancaster shot the bal!
TO Woodtin. who was across the Orange
and Blues line for u touchdown. /,
was the only successful forward pass
by the locals. Lancaster kicked goal,
In the fourth quarter the feature plav
was uncovered. Lancaster by great
piece OF broken field running, wrlggled
his way through the entire eleven OF
the visitors for siXty-fivc yards and n
touchdown. rolling the score up to
thirty-four.
From a Randolph Macon standpoint.
the fracas was disappointing but tho
Jackets are saving themselves for the
Spider game.
Lancaster played his usual brilliant
game at quarter, and Bush put up q
beautiful defensive work GayIe and
Wallace were the stars for the Indians,
wallace gaining mostly. and Gayle
RIM. Position w &. NJ
Hopkins. right tackle .Rooth
Norton right guard West
Mudnal. : left feh ESara s Wilson
Bush .. left tackle Steyens
Christian.... left end Green
Lancaster. quarter back WaIlacc
Waters right half ...Goshe
Yost 49,. left half. 800. Gordon
Score by periods:
Randolph Macon .. 013 l4-34
william and Mary. o ~
t2), Morton and Gayle. Goals from
Observation-Disclosures (3), Lancaster
and Wallace. Substitutes Randolph
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Yost Young for
berger for Morton. Reaselv for Hop
kins Mays for woodhn. Norman for
Scott. Creekmore for Mayes. Lawrence
for Christian. William and Mary-Get-
nitz for Goslee, Ferguson for Green
Referee. Hughes ~. r. ~. Umpire
Witt ". NJ. -. Head lincsman. Jack
son. Timekeeper, Trevillion. Time OF
quarters. l5 minutes each.