The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-21


and William and Mary Yesterday
Afternoon, which resulted ia victory
for the - ders 40 50 o. spectators
eyen taase who yelled aud cheered the
indians from the NORTH bieac hers,
realixed mat there VAS mo- nope for
+ the Williamsburg team Although
fheY wee Sighting hard, harded than
great many ether eieTcEs night they
rugia ma win Coach Dohsons men
were Gar superior to the gridironists
from Williamsburg n 80 far as
s3chnlqtte aud sixth H. playing the
game wss concerned. AND. although
heavier than The locals well formu-
Hated pays frlump4ed over brute
ferse and iact Of skilled movements.
WITH more stStein, a larger variety OF
movements this story might read
saore faH0rablv for the defeated
eleven. Yester0ay's battle which
1 hroug m tears to the eyes Of the many
WILLIAMSBURG people who were pres
rnt was simply hard-fenght con-
test waged between players with
ability, one team nf which displayes
skial, the other showing lack of II.
Time and again. in the third and
Hral quarters, IL seemed as t.
Through the announcement Of several
4 nf It's bacsae3d men William and
Mary would rally and score at least
n touchdown. Init IN tie effort man
or two WAS Injured ami, placing in the
game 81 substitutes required the
Orange and Black men 10 kick 1t
was sad dav for the Indiana ON
4 the car returning TO their rooms In
fsfse Young Mems Christian Association
building four men were leaning up
AGAINST the windows pining In agony.
Two OF them were carried off the
fed. The other couple were barely
able to walk 10 the car tracks.
Sanford began the contest by punt
Ing forty yards. Gayle. or William
and Mary. received the bali. gaining
Rhut one yard. Whitfield tackllng him
nm short order In trying to get
&Nhraugh the Richmond College line
the Indians Lost a yard for their first
ssde~n, The ball stayed with the
EEltsen-yard and twenty-yard line for
$50 more downs and Wallace kicked
ssfnsy yards. A tumble by Richmond
college gave the bali IN the Indians
sAGalH on the twenty-yard line. 1t was
carried but six Yards toward their
EFaa, however, before IL went over
Ita the locals on downs Goslee kick
m u the ball over the north fence and
~ was awarded To Richmond College,
1ss-n gained one yard through the
1i'fr- tumble by the Spiders again
49, tfsF *t1ff RI w imam ana Mary
II trying 10 break through the line
tiosiee Wa carried back five yards, a
sffes9h3e gave Y. e, the ball. A run
around end melted college three Yards
( 9nade b. 81 1ferd \ forward pass.
N cher So tpden, pHf Richmond Col
s3ega twgnt. wards nearer It's goal line
NJ 'Fker - rci yeveu yards through
S1tsae- lie l3r .G~ide. spiders were car
4 Fiea beet ave Farfs \ forward pass
\ frnns Nicie~ ~ Wbitted allowed the
sfarter - r1akp q twen;Y-yard run for
IA tsachtiow The goal was no: kick
ed hT NJ ker the bafl being block ed
I fss ite Tod aue Three times the ball
asss~ beetel ne Ind aus being best
M sFais hrancN - defensive work than
Ra11 hing eiea ThrnHrhout the rest
I cf The rnarter the ban went M aud
#slpHn The field and when It ended
Stae ball WAS ON Richmond colleges
stwenty-yard line.
n Second Quarter.
Neither side scored Il point ln the
$&ecnnd quarter William and MARY
isensted its defense The bali stuck
Elm the middle Of the field or there
SAasDuts during the whole OF the quar-
Eter.s No gain for more than ffteen
EYayas. that made by Wicker through
sSAhe tine. WAS accomplished during the
SGparter.
\ Third Quarter
s During the rest period Richmond
k4sDfeges PLAYERS listened intently to
lin *ais given Them by Coach Dobson in
@4he clubhouse in center field Appar-
Gently this tsik accomplished much
sfn getting back the pep In the
SEpsders. Twenty points were counted
~ their favor during the quarter
80 by, Wicker and Roden made gains
sA~Yt Tz.
sFer William and Mary. Copeland
d yyaisacs, Gosiee and Doss did good
work. while Maddox and stevens add
s&d mnph 10 defense although the
seore Indicates that there Vas little
Sof II
Fourth Quarter
u Flushed With the idea Of over
4 Nhelming victory, Richmond College
Eearae back with vim IN the last
I quarter OF the conflict Durham start
$sa from the middle OF the field, max
ing six yards through the line. being
II tArticd by F.arly. The ball went over
an tumble after Sanford had made
sSetghteen yards and Cosby nine How
sever, ii WAS soon resained and Wick
5$kr took the bail across the line with
~ teE-yard run around left end,
z&HE minutes later another touchdown
#WaA scored by pitt, sent In TO relieve
*&Hf0den. No more scoring was record
MAS during the rest OF the quarter. al
skhOuxh Il seemed 80 II Tire Richmond
AA2wrfdironists were due 10 secure more
boants William and Mary made
NJ effort 10 carry the hall across
W Il lsne, but this failed Most 81
~ fntn had been disheartened by
tlIries TO their fellow players The
ENfae ended with tho bah IN the mid
M of tse field Score Richmond
3esteEe. 40, Wiiiam ard Mary o
Bs 4re-up and summary;
6tttef l. E@.....-.. Maddox
E8am $3.50 L. T.,-....+... Early
nKu l. q ........ Striker
Ts-.... &C. ....y- Wilson
@4y r. G...-... Stevens
&1D -<.>t.. 4. Robinson
Dm .*....-s. If. E-..-., Copelan nd
1Epy q. -..-, Wallace
TX r. n. ..-....., Goslee
=. IA ......st. Doss
1tM .s-s-...E r. b -...*..,. Gayle