The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-16
Jackets Victors
Over the Indians
BY Score Of &c
Is First Victory Of Sea-
SON Randolph Macon
VIII Meet Richmond
College Here Saturday

A1n0oipn-Macon broke her long
sr1ng OF defeats yesterday at
h Boulevard field when she downed
William and Mary to the tune of :
cloeely matched. and few FIRST downs
we're made. Rough playing fea-
tured the game, many tackles that
are termed nasty" being made by
both sides
Randolph Macon made her
touchdown on a tumble by Davies.
Buttsrworth recovering and racing
twenty-five yards Gettle. kicked
goal. This happened in the first
I'VE minutes of play. The Indians
did their scoring in the second
other twenty five yards for a
touchdown. but Close missed the
goal post when he tried for goal
II was especially noticeable at the
beginning Of the second half that
both teams had tishtened ur,
Neither side was able To make a
Grst down for some time. Ave yards
seentng TO be the limit of their
EainA
In the second quarter William
and Mary came near TO making an
Observation-Disclosures. slowly edging to-
ward the goal line but rush failed
10 Sbt Iue udIf 1SNt WI titr icNi a.
hown, the oval resting within ono
Root of the line
Close, Davies and White played
veil for the Indians, while. Blu tier =
worth. weitIe, Cochran and Getle
did stellar work for the yellow
Jackets.
Randolph.Macon kicked off in
She initial quarter. White receiving
he bali ana making 2s yards be
tore being tackled They failed 70
make the down. the ball becoming
the property of the Jackets They
had the same trouble, aud a. for
ward pass was broken up The In
Hans had made three yards when
havie funbled and Butterworth re-
covered the hall for A touchdown.
After the kick of forward pass,
White to Close. Melted IS yards.
The bali was not advanced Ia
either direction much during the
remainder of the period. The
Jackets were renaitzed - yards for
boiling. The quarter ended with
the ball on William and Mary s
i4-yard line
The second period orened with
che ball In possession Of Randolph
Macon. A pass Melted four YARDS.
but another one was broken up
and the down was not made. VIII
liam and Mary worked one when
they got possession Of the ball for
"a wards White and Davies made
numerous gains, bringing the ba |
u the one-foot line, but Goslee
failed to get IL over. Tho Jac&ets
punted to safety, but on the second
play White made Is yards for a
touchdown. Close missing goal.
The remainder of the tune Was
spent mostly in the Jackets advanc-
ting the ball slowly, by the aerisi
route and straight football Ssverai
large gains we're made. hut thoy
failed to get near the goal line. ana
e neither team snenanstsz their. n1~'
ponent's goal during the rest OF the
session. Score: 10.
The third quarter was mereiv a
yeni.ion of the last part OF the
second, both teams playing for tan1e'
and practically unable 70 advance
the hall, Goslae Wetkle, DAVE ;
yxr,r ,Stss ,.ss.s - se NJ ssa sanst. cf the
advancing for their teams,
In the fourth period the ball was
INC 22.vard line Goslee WINS
tsctied for fve-vard loss. \ for
-ayd mass was grabbed by Surface.
-bo ran ten wards toward his own
~osl before discovering his ms
take and turning around was
tackeld in his tracks Several othes
a.sses. were tried. but they netted
~ rains. or were caught by men,
her Of the opposing team, "e'kie
,,ade tho las. two gains TOR th'
I.rket. eight and ono yards