The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-28


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Riddick. who was substituted for
Ewell at the beginning of the second
lf was Randolph Macon's best fea-
10. The little halfhack seemed to
wherever there was &. play though
was more particularly noticeable in
ensive playing Though he never
de any advantageous gains. due 10
weakness of the interference and
lack OF holding on the line. Was
seiy responsible for the three first
wns made by Randolph Macon.
ntain copley. at rightguard was the
sstanding figure in the Yellow
-set defensive. II the whole Ran
nh Ma con line had rallied around
ht and put up as good an exhibition
football as he did the score OF
5sasne would have been different.
rav. at 4hs general positfdn fer the
How Jackets played an excellent
ne 80 used his head to fine add
hsaRe throughout, He did the
ntinr for his team during the first
krter, but he was exceiled In this
Riddick. who got his punts off fast
q for good distances.
n the las, quarter Randolph Macon
yed her best game. when she re-
&ed almost exclusively to forward
Sing. The three first downs that
re made were on forward passes.
o were executed from Davis to Rid
K fer twelve yards and one for
h, Yards. The forward passing of
Spiders was poor. They made sew
trys, but only one made and ma
sl m ms and that was when Whit
received a pass from Pitt for about
nty yards.
ptfersi work at defensive fut and
running interference was good
oughout the game as was that of
whole spider eackheid. Sanford
his new position In right tackle and
-sev az left tackle played well. The
der line showed up to much bet
ADVANTAGE them IT has heretofore
ugh 1t did not have a thorough
inr into the weakness of the OPP
rents line.
Eantain whittet and Milboune at
and positions were fast in getting
IN under punts and in hrea king up
ward passes. Captain whittet also
he effective gains whenever called
n to run with the ball The
nnds were exceedingly slow on ac-
nj of the Friday night showers
urht the Spiders backheld got off
|ood bit faster than cid the back
Of their opponents. The at
lance was unusually small. In fact
en- smaller than at any previous
CIR M. game.
First Quarter.
edmond college won tie toss up.
sey received the kick of on the
|nty-five yard line. Whittet gain
ave yards around end. whittet
tod to the fifty yard lire out OF
nds. On the fourth down Hardy
ted to Miller on the forty yard line.
fumbIed and Miller recovered.
il failed to gain and Whittet punt
scott made FIVE yards around end.
received Hardy's punt on the
= ward line. Pitt made twelve
ind end and Miller ten through
line. Kuyk carried the ball fifteen
AZ for a touchdown. Whittet kick
nal. Pitt received the kick of
advanced to the thirty-nve yard
punts were exchanged. Pitt made
roker, field run for twenty yards.
nah went over on downs. Hardy
y to gain and punted to the forty
ward line. Kuyk gained Ave
H,irh the line. The quarter ended
the ball in r. C's. possession in
middle Of the field.
Second Quarter.
~ rained ten yards around end.
was penalized Ave yards for off,
Pitt gained fifteen yards. The
~ent over on downs. Newell and
failed to gain. Hardy punted
~ twenty-five yard line. Kuyk
ncsd the ball twenty-five yards.
~ade ten through certer. Miller
tNarcund end for touchdown.
- kicked goal. Miller received