Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-12
66th YEAR
LOCAL BOYS SHINE
IN CADET VICTORY
Clemson Eleven Outclassed by V. NJ at Rushing Game
but Spring Spectacular Aerial Offense-Bert-
schey Performs Well-Score, 81 to 7.

N I dozen ltiChmond boys in the lineup
n yesterday afternoon defeated Clemson
II college 1T the bali park by Il scor.
of 81 TO I, In one of the hardest fought
games Witnessed in Richmond this sea-
soi The south Carol.nians were Out
q citss"d dcclsively in the iushing game.
the line giving way time after time be-
Tore the onrushcs OF Bcrtschcy and
4 Leech; but they proved the better on
4 forward passing, the running back of
Kick offs. on end running and on punt
i ing.
4 However. the Cadets started the
n battle with IL rush and never for I,
\ moment ceased their vigorous on
siiught. The back held dashing behind
excellent Interference. wriggleu,
squirned. shouldercd and forced their
way up the field steadily on short
plunGos off tackle. The greater part
4 Of the ground gained by the NirEinians
Was b. this process. Their opponents
found the Cadc, line a rampant against
IA which they were crushed back, often
n Tor losses. Their dashcs At the ends
Melted slightly more yards. but II was
on tho aerial attack that the visitors
\ showed to III. best advantage.
Having been played To 4 standstil!
throughout the FIRST three quarters and
Coach Kart, having sent III II number
Of new players 10 repiac. the ba''E-
i crippled regulars, who had made -.
/ trip TO Richmond. Clemson turned 70
the air route for gains. Mining the
passes IL with short I,lungcs At IN. line,
they were able 10 work SIX p.rfecii!
cut OF eigh, attempts during the INA
4, period. ~ this means they gained
sixty three yards, and iufiishea u.
spectators with several o: the best
thrills or the game.
Cogsweil opened short pass 70
Finley just after Clemson had taxi!
the ball. when V. NJ. J. had been penal
iz.d rttieen Yards for holdiht' ana tnrtc
:ards Were gained. on the icMi play
Finley shot "A bu!let-lke pass 10 ADAMS,
who had remained out on che Aide 81
the field III. pass raS ior thirty
yard. ana perfect. Adams received
X we'll and. springiEg iH t.H-sccoad
,trn. outdistauccd Bcrtsch.y and Cray
ANA ronp.d over TIC goal line :cr
t.l.n.o,,s ou!, score. Banks prompt
H. kicked goal
pu..,, Are Startling.
Tn. pnSses v'.r. startling IN their
r.:piutty ana the scoring Of the tonch-
down ""cu NOR" 80. liie s''i, 49, ~,
after inc taaet: "an ."n', ',n,,,I
'":h'! ~ 49, r,Iii ,.,.r. t-hittiu
-, - ~. ~. I'm sI,,.ie accord. pri,c.
,.ti, ax.-,hndy I'm ;hs park STOOD
In. yelling and clappins th.!I applause
OF III. gameucss displayed y %"s
an incident, Of true sp"risin'hs. '!'"'
sclion. Is "!,heNs.a. ssi. 49,,
- ~ ~ LII. ,,iso loom.
,.',J 49,. r,,,, MN Itor during
NJ las, n.y.. minutes OF play th.y
lain returned 10 The aerial attack
MT worked Two III RAPID sucCsssioi
iiank INN ai'rhp,s" !" ,'a' , 20
~ sui ~. - III n, ln,vn
-. ,...,s AMY E,,,bs Ia ..lud. Suili-
van dashed toward him. lodged, cut
directly across til. ncld and crossed
the zoo! line after forty -nN"-yard
run. MS run: WIN M, - Aa"'''s' 'tS
m Va ~ ,h '' -. v,,e,.,cur,r
,,ow,.,c, seldom j. ,h.rc seen AS con
sts;cntlv good of.cusiv. play as Bort
sschey. tn" former William and Mary
player. t%hih!ied, u ,pit"r-d almost
inpoffinic Tor ne '!",nSnt lMrm 20
~. III ny 49,. ,H..i- .,raun ",'i,
i, i,ayn MIN, wrterlc AWAY from ,he,n
ANA dash further down The u.ld III
kept his rect Well and was STOPPED! only
after h" had been do'rncd - d couple
~ "1pohr",S. !, :,
~ - t,"t -" i,t 49,:
iraiiv nnsetiI for thnn, 10 nIv.,,,c.
len 20 Tie rougtnrss which scv.ra!
80 spectators criticized \ number ci the
tackles were rough. All were clean.
~ -. r.. 81 .