The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-02
Richmond College
Wins from Jackets
Spiders OUTLAY OPP
ponents in Every De-
parunent Of the Game,
the Final Score Being
TT.

Richmond college won her second
EAnle OF the e. v. l. A. A. cham
ptonship race yesterday when she
met and downed the Randolph Ma
con Yellow Jackets at Boulevard
deld BY the score Of ~ to Z.
This gives the Spiders two games
won and one lost. when the William
and Mary Indians were the victors,
and Z good showing for the cham
pionship. Coach Dobson sent in a
wonderfully drilled team. who out
played the visitors on all parts OF
the game. While two or three Of
the members of the team showed
up particularly well. credit must he
Rfvon especially to Zeigier, Towsll,
EnsAd and Broaddus. Both Zeiglcr
ana Towfil made two touchdowns
zach, Broeddus kicked three OF the
g6Als and well as a good punting
game throughout and Snead did
wonderful work after he went in
for Zeigier.
INSTITUTIONS were SO numerous
that 1t could take three men writ
ing constantly to keep up with
them, which was true OF the Rich.
n,cnd team especially. But it did
the work. When Towill went in fo-
Jones In the second period, on the
first play he grabbed tho ball out Of
the sky and raced thirty yards for A
touchdown, while the Spider fans
charged wildly. Towill also did
great work later. taking advantage
Of holes In tho Jacket line for sub
stantial gains
The game opened with Richmond
college defending the North goal
and Carter kicked of 10 Cochran.
of the Jackets. who was tackled
after he had made thirty yards,
Reardon made yard. only TO lose
1t through a penalty of Ave for Off
side. A forward pass. Gettie 10
Rearcon. netted seven yards. bat
Ge:tle punted out and the ball was
brought inside on the seven yard
anc In possession OF the Spiders.
ftroaddus tried too pants. but both
OF them outside, the bali becoming
the property OF the visitors,
Try Field Goal.
Randolph Macon tried field
goal, but fumbled the ball on the
PASS from center, and failed. The
Jackets were penalixed FIVE yards
aor on-s!de and Zeigler MADE
hftecn, for FIRST down. Another
penalty to the Jackets for off-side,
and Jones o~rried the oval for an
eleven-yard gain. The signals go.
~ssxed ur somehow. and the BAH
~xns wild when the Spider center
threw it, but Jones quickly covered
'nr a twenty-yard loss. Broaddus
iy-nine yards in two At
and the Jackets incurred
r five-yard penalty for off
,esa..,,,p.,.e JsEe& nAade three yards Zeig-
xssn in tive tries for arst d@Mr,
=. funhied as the whistle blew fer
the era ~ the quarter. Score 90.
At the teams had changed
goa Zeigler brought thee ball 10
tb vineyard line. and IN lire
.nRe carried II over for the first
suchdown, Broaddus kicked goal
Towiirs Gre ndstand Play.
After the kickoff Butterworth
carried the bali twenty-five yards.
Another Jacket penalty of hNe
yards Gettle punted TO Jones who
carried the ball five yards before
being tackled Broaddus kicked
back. and the ret asveS was sarxt-.ss
in his tracks The Jackets failed &c
make the down. Get,ie punting TO
Jones, who carried II fifteen yards.
He later fumbied for thirteen
yard loss. and was tackled out OF
the field. Randolph Macon getting
q penalty of fifteen yards for doing
go. 4uSy got aAotiltt ota itNNN
play OF Ave yards for off-side, but
Richmond came hack with another.
1t was here that Tow!li made his
sensational run OF thirty yards for
touchdown. the frst play after
taking the place OF Jones. Broad
dus hit the goal post when he tried
to kick the goal
Richmond kicked of to Gettie,
who made twenty Ave yards. for
ward pass. Rees to Butterworth nc'-
ted no gain, and the Jackets got an
other penalty for otf-side. The ball
Was punted, fumbled and Knocked
out OF the neld. 1t becoming the
possession OF the Spiders Tow'.i
made twenty yards before the
whistle ending the first half. Score
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Second Half
Jones received the kick-oT.