Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
SPIDERS HAVE NO TROUBLE
WILLIAM AND MARY ONLY
AFFORDS SOME PRACTICE
Hirhn"hd College Completely OutcInss-
"S indinns and Won without DIM
ruitE-I.unS Runs Featured.

result Of six touchdowns and four goals
from touchdown&
only in one period did the Indians
tu' up any Kind Of Il game. In tho
IrSt uuart"r they held the spiders to
ON" touchdown aud the resulting goal
but IN the second quarter the VIII
hamsburrcrs managed to keep their
goal line unsulIicd The last half
however. Was q series Of runs, with
the spiders leading the chase and gem
orally stopping OH the far side OF the
chalk line.
II was "a crippled combination that
Dobson sent against william and Mary
that Is. the reports before ihc game
said so No crutches or wheel chairs
we're III evidence. and the boys ran
around Xix" they were possessed OF all
their legs and arms. Quito a-number
"t regulars. however. were not in the
lineup. although several got warmed
up III tho last few minutes Of play
The spiders worked straight football
during the larger part Of the game. but
several times rcsortcd To forward pass
cs which Melted long and substantial
gains There WAS one formation which
Dohsou has evidently hccu holding in
reserve. 1t scored The first touchdown
and was not uncorkcd thereafter. but
VIII probably 'pure in the Jacket fray
next week.
Cosby. Wicker amd poN were the big
gcst grouudgaiu.rs for the winners.
Durham, however. made some good
gains, ANA m the opening OF tn. second
half ran the bail UPHELD for Gfty yards.
WILLIAM AND WARY IL
UNABLE TO GAIN GROt Nd
The Williams burgers wer" unable TO
gain much ground Gayle vas sent
pluuEiug at tho Spider line time and
time again, and did his share. hut could
not stand the pace forever. Wilson.
at center. also put up good defensive
game, but was forced out on account
nf injuries.
William and Mary was SIMPLY out
classed at every department; That tells
tn" complete tale.
William and Mary kicked TO Rich
mOud College. and the spiders started
with a tumble The Indians broke
through tn. spider line three times and
stopped plays, and punt vas neces-
sary Ii was William and Mary's ball
ON the itichmond forty-yard line.
HUn spoiled an Indian run !Cr ~ five
ward loss. ana forward pass Melted
four The Indians puntci, bgt il was
a vertical ono and no ground was
gained. sanford puncturcd iii" line for
aV. Yards and AN off Side play made Il
nrst down. Wicker took Tn" ball eight
Yards ANA dropped IL, the oval being re-
covered bT William and Mary; but the
whistle had blown a down. \ line play
got I'VE yards and the Spiders then UNI
Powered p pretty Sisr~Ar' ,-ss-s. w e!eri'
IL Rcden, which put the bail on the
Indian twcnty-yard line I'll" locals
made inst down and then fumbled
and ~ the same time drew q hvc-yard
penalty. Another tumble in tic back
field put tho oval on IN. rwcnty-yard
line. y forward pass. Wicker to Whit
tct. tailed fov the Spiders. II was
from Il running formation aud went
straight over the lilac direct 10 the end
who crcled in Tor the throw Wicke!
Kicked goal
THE Spiders .k,ckcd of 70 william
ana Mary. ana the bail was brought 10
the thirty-yard line. Doss went around
left-end for lively" yards, bat failed
to duplicate. Three times =, the line
Yielded nine yards. and on The fourth
squeezed out another nrs; down. Rich
mond took the ball on q fumpie
FoNW ARD PASS GOES
For TfIiRri-Fi.i: YARDS
The SPIDERS had their first attempt
ruined, lux Il forward pass. Wicker TO
COSBY. MAS good FOR thrty-i-c yards
COSBY fell three times, when hit by
tacklers. but kept on going. Roden
nuffed the bali on the next clay. AMI
william and Mary seized IT, The quar-
ter here ended
William and Mary opened INC secona
period by making "A hrst down. Line
plumging brought another. They
couldn't do ii forever an! the Spiders
took the oval in the center OF the
field.
Wicker went around left end for
seven yards. Sanford made It first
down. Tho Spiders worked the ball to
the twentyyard line only 20 lose 1t
when a forward pass failed 10 make
the distance by scant inches. The In
dians punted, Maddox getting Wicker
in his tracks in the center Of the field
The spiders failed TO gain, ami the ball
went back to the Indians.
The Indians were una Bile u gain and
gave another side kick, the all going
to the Spiders in the center OF the
Held. Wicker rccled off twelve yards
around right end, but Copeland came
through and got Rudcn for .cn.yard
loss on an end around end Hay. The
Indians intercepted forward pass on
cir own thirty-yard line. the half
coming to an end here
The second half opened we'll for the
spiders. Durham, who received the
Kick off, ran fifty yards upheld being
tackled on the Indian twenty five yard.
y free tumble lost five yards y for
ward pass went outside, and the In
dams took the ball and Immediately
punted, Richmond getting the hall in
tho center Of the field.
Cosby started the goalward march
with twelve-yard run through cen
ter. The Indians were penaliZed 70"
offsde. Cosby added seven yards
around left end. Wicker took six on
the other side. Durham pulled off
seven yards on a tackle run, and Cosby
came forth with five more eleven yards
a
got only i've yards. William ami Mary
was p"naliZcd five yards, making first
down. Richmond College imme diately
lost the same distance. In three plays
They rammed Sanford over for the
second touchdown y punt failed, and
the Spiders lost "a try at goal
' The Indians kicked OFF, Cosby
brought the ball to the forty-yard
line. Poff went eighteen yards around
right end, aud Cosby made nine on the
opposite side. Wicker went through
center for eleven. Sanford made eight
more. and then Pon carried it over
the line, for the third touchdown
Wicker kicked goal.
SPIDERS RECOVER RUMBLE
AFTER KICKING OFF
The Spiders kicked off. On tho first
play tho Indians fumblcd and the
Spiders recovered Wicker made Rf-
teen yards through the line and Cosby
carried 1t across The Indians block ed
the kick for goal.
Cosby received the 1eick off ond ron