Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
lD|ANs BOW TO CADETS
Fin HARD-F0UCHT BATTLE
Military Men Take William and Mary
Eleven Into Camp by
21-to-3 Count.
RowD OF 1000 SEES GAME
teech Proves Star of Contest by Long
Dhshcs and I<iCkinc-Drivcr's
I Squad Maintains Lead During
Z First Half of Fray.

n William and Mary. battling against
Odds OF both weight and experience.
Yesterday afternoon bowed 20 Virginia
Military Institute. by a score OF u to
In Richmonds first Cridiron contest
sSf the 1919 season. The game was
idtaEed at Boulevard rark. under
isgeather conditions wholly untavorahle
10 the fall Spor, whiCh. because Of :hc
1fgh temperature. subjected the play
Ars to intense suffering and called for
numerous substitutes,
3 Between 1000 ana 5000 fans scat
3ered themselves through the STANDS
Ind down the. north side OF the field.
EYnNam and Mary students having de
kideH to await championship contest
sSor their appearance here in a body
seft the Indians with. few supporters.
5pf several hundred alumni and friends.
Il IInvc Short Workout.
4 Twenty Indian PLAYERS. accompanied
5y,Coach Driver. filed through the gate
at Si45 and located in the bloachor dug
2ut., They were followed twenty min
iites later by the Cadets. piloted by
ssoaGh Fleming. The Indians dispensed
iSlth signal drill and V. NJ. l.. satisfied
fieId Eickers OF both squads limbercd
lp,previous to the call 10 play.
Starting The N,,; ARRAY at t:l5 o.Glock;
20 =. ii. l. team in the sun fisid. The
Foigskin bounding off Hunts chest on
S1is tive-yard line. Recovery was made
aoy RAM VINO DTpuEnt IL paCk litCcn
ssards. y. NJ. l. was then held after
another nine yard plunge and Lccch
s2uhted. several first downs by VIII
ylaW and Ma Mary followcd on Snbstnntial
the Cadets. who. in turn. lost the ball,
and the Indians made another drive
toward the coyeted posts. failure
north side OF the neld and twenty eight
yards from goal. From this angle and
Tposition Johnson showed excellent toe
IN IA ~ NV, IL tNf-
y Bnii brought Home.
\ After the opening OF the second
quarter: V. NJ. l. punted. but received
tho t1all on downs. and ingram sllirtcd
LETT end for twelve yards. only 10 be
ion. the field. This and the loss OF
ground by ofr-sdc penalties. coupled
with "a twenty-five-yard loss for Man
". NJ: rs score down. Ii vas vas in this
period that tho Williamsburg aggre-
cation got their only other chance at
SCORING. The bail was placed for an
other KICK, but the Indians did not
h the second half, Lcech received
the :kick and returned fifteen yards
After brief gains the ball changed
hapds twice. Long gains followed for
y, M. l.; with Lcech scoring and kick
Bunting. who substituted for Hun,
appeared 10 be the best ground gamer
for. the Cadets. His foriy-eight-y;rl
run WAS the longest OF the day, and In
aaaRion 10 this, The young back ran
FOR considerable advances. He also
registered one of the touchdowns made
by his team. Fox went over for tho
other, after recovering Il punt that
'pareiy touched William and Mary
mans myers. Leech was much In rha
doing all OF the Cadets Kick
tnS lana gaining ground in the back
~. Somers Attempts Kick.
t probably -h,.
Inc ians was the attcmp; by Scr.Ie-s
81 placement kick from the .cr.v-
nve,yaTd line. The ball sailed for he
soat posts ana struck ~ me inter-
ssect,oh OF ihe post and cross b.
,ftsa'n the crowd WAS brough. 10 IL
Ieet near the close 0: the las; Crla--.-
!" men, Leach and Srip.@y for Y VI
,,oIhplelsa I. pass O.: fifteen ards hi
oioNed by another :o- the same Iis
:., H.tt N -t!-Se!ea Yards aEst-
roma! gam Tce t-ai whistle .,-S-,pt-
ne anne 70 { close wit. II. 5z,i -.
HE on tas !:Ic!an ;HFee-y.-d IN.
,se "---.zfn z1@ Mar team l-
'el1 ana slcc-ss:uil. ce-rrE...I 80
rs H.- = Lac scc-- . IN 49,
Z w. c-: ne: were wzaEea.. 49,
.gpvs+.o5 s.- .o-cEe El[@. re
lose ana Cicr.=s ..,1e esys-z -:
ans 90 80 .H.'=s.z-- r'rry- -=,
eyTA1sE - go. dee. = the 50,
80 SC-,H'- putting t..- sEr-- =
30 So =" ->=erE, ~. s-grs5
Line-rp. and summary.