Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-19
HOW|TzERS TRIM INDIANS
ARTlllERYMEN WIN FROM
WILLIAM AND MARY QUINT
Lend nj Every Stngc of Gnmc-Iiiucs'
RcscrNcs Lose To CnnnOn-Ch0kcr
Seconds.

WIN tn" brilliant playing of Law
renee and The steady Cooperation OF
every member Of the team. The How'll
ZerS quint Won decisive victory last
hisht on their own court over the
sturdy William and Mary team. tn.
final score standing 81 TO 80 The o,;
come OF the game was never in doubt
rrcm the first blow OF the ref,.roo..
whistle TO tho last second of play. the
superiority of the local quint over the
game hattlels from WILLIAMSBURG. was
c"ident, even 10 Il laynau. and II was
only q question of the final score.
~ the END of the nrst half. IN. How
itZ"rS h"d a lead over the coll,.. ouiut
OF ter points, the score standing |; To
I" Inc second period OF play WAS char
actcriz"d hN desperate effort on In.
part OF the losing team TO turn an
p pa defeat into victory. With all its
wh'riwind attack. however. the ais.
tanc" between them remained pr,c.
ucally the same
Lawrence, for the Howitzers. was
easilE the star OF the game. Resides
-"iFdthE We'll. he scored sixteen of tn.
FONTS 10 the credit OF The winning
iuint, getting over the iioor with IN,
speed OF :; demon and throwing win
Almost mathematical precision. Six
goals from field and four from fnuI
was the net result OF his plaviup Il,
wayne Mctcalf. the lanky center. who
i'" me good fortune TO swell his teams
score by one field goal he had cool
cooperation. 500
FOR the William and Mary quint.
ZION the left forward, played a splen
ana game, and. had his tcamuia.ms
measured up to the standard he Sc,
there would have been a different story
10 tell lie was responsible for over
haii OF the total number of points
scored by his team. In the first half.
his work, perhaps. did not measure
up to that OF Lawrence. the speedy left
forward OF the HowitZers. but in the
second period. when only stellar work
would turn the tide OF victory. his
paying was probably not equaled dur
ing the game. He scored six field
goals.
From spectators point o: view il
was good game throughout The
playing was fast and sinsularly free
from anything that savored of bad
craftsmanship. y large crowd was in
the gallery 10 watch the favorite win
ter pastime and applaudcd generously
when there was a particularly good
play. regardless of the man who made
ii. RIOTERS for the IlOwitZcrs were, Of
course. greatly i'll the majority.
The summary credits Zchmcr the
Indian captain. with u goal which does
not help the William and Mary total.
The WILLIAMSBURG captain. in fact. got
.Artillerymcn.
Preceding the college and soldier
battle. the i!owitzer Reserves defeated
the Blues Reserves, 20 to Il. These
teams are members OF the Military
League.
w. II NJ Position. e. H.
Zion. left forward. w. +. Metcalf
Jones. right forward. Lubcrt
(Captain)
Gayle. ......... center wv. c. Metcalf
Iehmer. left guard. ...... Rowe
tcaptain)
Shyker. right guard. -. Lawrence
Substitutions: McCurdy for Law
renee.
Goals from fcld--Lawrencc CO., w
T. Mctcalf (3). hubert. W. c. Metcalf
Zion 90. Gayle CD, Jones. Shyker.
Zehmcr.
Goals from foul--L.awrence 90. Lu-
bert (3), Gayl. (2). Jones.
Referee Hargrovc W. II. -; umpire
Miles Oavidson).
Time of haives--First. IL minutes:
second. 20 minutes.
Where Observation-Disclosures Armory
HowitZers. Positions. Blues.
Powell.... left forward ..... Hughes
Ryan. ma. right forward :. Wood
Farrer. .... center ...... .Pcasley
Anderson, McFarlane for Rosenberg.
Rosenberg. :. right guard 80. Rlanton
IIowitzcr Reserves ......,. So. %
Blues Reserves ............, IA
Summary: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r for
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