Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
SPIDERS DEFEAT INDIANS
REGISTER II POINTS AND
HOLD VISITORS SC0RELESS
Richmond College Eleven Gets Sweet
Revenge for Loss OF Game
Month Ago.

Battering the supposedly impenc-
trable Indian line skirtinE ends. in
tercepting passes. completing few
OF their own. and recovering fumoies
was too much for the Williamsburgers
: and Richmond College trounced them
yesterday afternoon on Boulevard
Field by n score OF Il TO O. before the
largest crowd of the present season.
Thus, the Red and Blue got sweet
revenge for their loss to the Williams
burgers one month ago. Blankenship
and Ziegler were responsible for the
touchdowns. Towill for the three
points on, Il field goal. and Dick"
Broaddus produced the remaining two
units by toeine the rigskin between
: the bars OH both occasions.
Fourteen points We're hung up ~
doMn ny Preed gEa;H William and
Mary tumble and ,sprinting seventy,
three yards through clear field. \
seveuteen-yar forward pass by Towtll
to Zieglcr sent the latter over through
the poles.
Blnnkcnship Scores Touchdown.
The fracas began when Captain car
. ter kicked OFF to William and Mary
on their twenty-yard line. Close came
back eighteen yards. but the next play
recovered Attempts through the III.
dams line failed but twenty-Yard
GAIN was rst;sd on pass i've d0w vard Io
Zicgler's seven. and four-yard pen
atty placed the ball two :, yards from n,
fumbied and close kicked out.
Bridges Intercepted Towiils pass
the next instant and the Indians look,
twenty-;wo yards ON three tries. his
gains being interspersed by short
moves on the Part Of his teI nm les;
TO the right of the scrimmage and
Blankenship took the oval on hounce
for :, t,9rchdowwn, Pandemoniam =
yards from Richmonds goal, the first
quarter ended.
Indians Are powerless.
During the second quarter ur, untii
Broaddus opened UP kicking bonn
hardmen;. which was responded TO by
Close and Cooke, with the former hay
ing the advantage. TowiN mixed IN
few long gains, three asgreeating
thirty nine yards. and Ziesler. too.
served up twelre-yard advance. The
this was nine and haif-yard gain
by Goslee. Other shorter gains were
part of the play also. The half came
to close with nothing more of note
the last half with Spencer and Sncad
in place of ziesler and Blankenship
capable OF holding sup their teams
pace Spencer alone. by beautiful
broken field running. went forward
r rnilrty Yards on Two efforts, gained
nineteen more with the aid Of TowilI
on a pass and brought an ntercepted
Euished himself by leap ig''u into ",S' The
ar and rohbing the Driveri,es of a
pass before a clear field. and in adli.
non returned twenty yards with tho
P Punnjns w noth Srgneers and snead's
thu THIS ,i pe1T'1 a. while Tow!l again took
end' using his characteristic stiff . r,n
nrehk through Indian Line
~. 49,. ana thompson. for the Spid
tb s' were continually breaking through
backs for losses. as did Capiain ,, ~
and. for the visitors. Copeland fomrb =,
nerseN ana caused much damage n,
of tso,. - Hnepherd also got his share
fase, while Robins deserves mention
I Ior getting down under pmnts Tba
49,, sDurS Quarter had consis
Was ~ , gained in Goslce. but he
me star Indian final was ca--i,; ~
ne held victim OF ovcrworl; N,bit,'
a., ever esSANcd 10 cross tho Iina ard
"ia not lack Eight his oniv real "a
vance. however, was a ron 49, "a .
thlrtS-SiN-ya run through tho NIL,
.iass o! players. freeing himself ,Hrnc
IN when apparently checked, Close
100 deserves much credit FOR his 80;
on both offence and defense "''N
rhe Rldians were craa,,v b,,,,,
sssppcd by the loss Of many racnlars
viii ICING our OF tn game al the start.
slln loss OF two more bcfo-c ,Lo
maj whistle. When subs,itu,as ,,ert
neeuca coach Driver seemed a, ~.
20 ma some ono TO plug UP the ho,n
,,, NI;alurally &ithrnnnd College wa
team, and BY 7p-earr Ing 81 thnir
mached on the neld just before P i5a
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