The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-26
Richmond College
Wins Second Game
of Series 7 to 0

of Series I to 0
Hannpden-Sidney Plays
Wonderful Ball Dur
ing Second Half, But
Fail to Penetrate Spid-
ers' Line.
Ever try a mud bath?
Some thirty members OF the foot
bail teams representing Kichrnond
college aud Hampd en- Sidney tried
them yesterday at Boulevard field
in the second game Of the Z. v. !. A.
\. champ onship SERIES to beSplAyed
in Richmond Richmond won the
game by the score OF 10 O. and
slid most of tie way into that
The Spiders started the game in
, a whirlwind style, and continued to
keep it Up during the frst hah,
when they made their touchdown.
Carter carrying the b-li over the
line, and Broaddus kicking goal.
Coach Younger must have said
something with a lot Of punch in
/. 1t TO the Tigers Tor In the second
half they played a style of bah sell
dom seen. Their offense was dcna
with vim that would make many
big universities sit up and take
notice, and their inter ference was
perfection itself They made aix
9rst downs right off the bat. without
i having TO go the full four downs to
any one Of them and the Spiders
! weakened pe-certibly. but usaraged
to hang on by the skin of their
! teeth and ke-t the visitors from
/ taking the ball over the line.
Zeigler was the big start OF the
| game His playing was surprise
to all. for he had not shown much
I IN previous games and practices
/ But he surely redeemed himself in
style betting a hero. Smith for
/ Hanapde en- Sidney also played a star
/ game, but could not quite equal that
| of Ze!gler.
! There We're about a thousand
people 10 witness the game and the
cheering was intense. We bet thar
/ the professors will be able to do all
the talking tomorrow IN the colleges,
E
| expressing themselves vocaliy after
their exertione.
No Game at williamsburg
/ The grounds were sloppy and
prevented all tie fast and clean
play that ~ desirable. but the grass
on most of the field saved the situa-
1 ton. The grounds ar WiN.a n sburg
were in such d condition t4,at the
game between Randolph Macon and
William and Mary had 70 be called
/ off and will be played ON the In
] dians' grounds tomorrow.
When the game started. Hansp-
dem Sidney was defending the south
goal and kicked of. Smith only
! touched the ball or the first rrv.
just knocking it off the mound and
tried again. this tinae making a
long kick 10 Robins. The ball rest
ed on the 25-yard line, Jones and
/ Zs.gler made Ave yards with tho
ball and Hampden- Sidney was PEN
aA2ed Ave yards for being oI-side.
zeigler made another three yards
and Elankenship one, a punt be;nx
then tried The Tigers were pam
allied ffteen yards for holding. The
ball swayed back and forth untH
tAo Spiders incurred a penalty Of
Ave yards Tor off-side. A forward
pass was intercepted by Martin.
I Earpden-S Sidney Sid four yar11
and Il blocked punt was covered by
Ze.gier, who then made eleven ya<dn
in two tries Jones made sir. Zetg-
but the ball was not quito over tn
required ter-yarc line when measure
4 ed, The Tigers punted theshAA o1ta
side OF the heid, and was latGr pem-
allied five yards for onf-sido. Aftok
couple of other downs the quar-
ter ended with the ball in possession
of the Spiders
Second Quarter.
The bail was punted and passed,
around rather peruiscuously during
the second period, forward rzn
Jones to Carter making a gain Of e1Ia
yards. Zeig!er made two. Hroaddu1
three and Zeig!er another i've yards
Tor first down Jones carried tb4
bali to within two feet on the goal
line and Carter carried the ball over
for the touchdown. BrbaddNS 6ck-
: ed goal. Carter Kicked on for th4l
4 Spiders making "A forty-yazd trip t0r
the ptgskin. Warner made eight
yards in two attempts. a th1etS@
.ixe yard punt was covered by Jones'
FOR the Spiders. Zeigier made thr6o
yards and Broaddus punted thirty
ave. The ball was passed around
again and the half ended with thu
interrogation OF forward pass thA
whistle blowing before anyone could
cover the ball
Third Quarter
Now was the time that the T18A1o
came back and gave the Spiders tho
scare OF their lives. They seemed
as rejuve..ated team. go6n4
through. around and under anything
that the Spiders could put In their
way. Carter kicked OF, the ball go-
ing beyond the goat line. 1t was
drought out to the twcnty-yari line,
aad Eve yards made on it, but in the
ac....a-11age Lane was knocked in the
head ard had to leave the game.
The Tigers were unstopable after
s..s ARA went b!ithly about their
business. which seemed to be How
few downs IL took to make hTxt
dow. They made six Arst down
!. row, and were looking toFara
a touchdown, but the Spider de-
geaao s,.ffened enough to prevent
this from happening.
The exer.iou secEced to be Too
much for the visitors, for thcynl2~
cd for time. and though no CO -
hurt they looked as though thEyNk r
badly n need Of breath. ThEo 0(
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