Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
local ELEVEN SCAMPERs
AWAY WITH GRID CONTEST
John Marshall Athletic Club Team
Defeats ii bart Aggregation
"a to o, ut boulevard Field.
OFFENSIVE is BIG FEATURE
Marshallitcs' Backs Have Little
Trouble breaking Through Line
OF Visiting Aggregation for Long
Gafns-Frcd Knapp Stars.

iEterdaS afternoon departed with its
u old name in tn. timc-honor.d phrase
in a aLlaze OF glory when tho Rich
ISAthletc Club. OF Philadelphia. by the
ftscoreSo - TO @, at Boulevard Field.
1t was the las, time tina; the local
( griddsIs will appear IN an athletic
& shall :. Athletic club" The prefix
JohIre Marshall" WAS changed to
&the members IN the Richmond Hotel
4 last night.
This result of the game with the
Philadelphians was most pleasing TO
sthe me bcTs Of the club and It's adj
mirers. There were those who APP
I peurca biz sk aOtIc over the outcome
OF thesbattle. but when tn" hrSt quar-
ter had ended there WAS no doubt
In the minds OF those present Just
wh,ciir team would win. In the in
tsitial period the Richmond team scored
IN total OF fourteen points and APP
1, ipareEtly had not warmed up.
}. Forward PASSES Poor.
sa neither the players themselves re-
Fi;ilized that they would change their
name;a and were determined TO roll UP
ms big, n score as possible never will
( be known. one thing is certain. never
before. this season has the eleven cx-
( hioited the powerful strength it dis
PLAYED YESTERDAY afternoon. The
/ boys ssimply would not be stopped
and ran rough shod over their oppon-
+ ents. gaining at Will around the ends.
{ and through ihc, line TIL" only de
team was of color Was in their aerial
\ nttscE They completed bu, one for
Fred Knapp. former V. NJ. !. center.
played the best game OF his career
:ind bis work was responsible. in a
large measure. for the showing made
by the locals. Shifted from center 10
{ fuli back Knapp proved TO be the
: real star of the afternoon. lie scored
the ip!tial touchdown for his team in
The ii.st quarter, from the tem,yard
naneGd the ball steadily down the
field BY using straight football The
big player registered his second
to4 4Spd' IN The third quarter
I was superior TO that OF any man on
ihe Inequalities. Harry Carter and
Petep Wilson Both CAV cNcelIcn,
S;Il and were IN the lime
light Ton many occaSion. Wilson
was forc"d 10 retire from the game.
shortly after the second quarter be-
Enn' when he injured his knee. Dur;
ing ms stay IN N" Ionies, ne played
the iifst quarter scored "a touchdown
on stackle round play.
garter rin,s E>c-Iicntiy
Harry Carter. The former Cnivor-
sity OF Richmond tackle. played an
even ettitcr game yesterday than he
did last saturday. Playing =; guard
nn,ii,Milson was injured. carter had
hut litile chance TO disp play his ability
70 advance the ball! When he was
shit 4.a 70 tackle he Was called upon
on several occasions for The famous
tackle round play. and each time
( ne SOU irmed his way through the OPP
P{osslT,S line for ;oms sains. In the
touchdowns from this play. His see
ond score came after :, ran OF forty
I'VE yards. and was the outstuud!ng
ieaturc OF the contest
"a ~.
eleven, and lun!us Christian. Tie
Z ~hita=hcadcd l3o-pound hnli back.
mce9anied for III. other touchdown
touchdown came In the second uInr-
Ter, fwhile Christian Registered the
only touchdown ia the ,hird period.
brown kicked 1--WE goals from touch
Whnc tho iioba,, eleven failed 10
eg!s1eT "a POINT during the alter
nnon ine team was not without It's
4 StafSis RochuCk, left end. and Cro,llu
+ inii pack, played well throughout he
Z pattle. and easily ontshonc any OF
heirfteammates.
The lineup.
John sMarshau Position uohar,
p. Wilson. left tackle. .SShw,r;2
s Saxss, I'd lief, Eltxi cn"jmHheri"ia
/ Carrier. rish, .fu.tf,i:. !i 10 ,S
4 Bethel. tc). bright tackle .I..hua1
4 BrowI. ......r.ght end .... j. Egan
al 'SA .ttGTItE BACK Al,nh.r
Graham left Mali stevens Stevens
! Con "a ..... right half. Gottli.h
knapp. fuli back .Crunin
Score by quarters
I John tMarshal! ..l4 "a 719-.-
Hobart ...O o d n
Summary: Touchdowns-k anpp -:
Garter. ?: Wilson Carpenter. CHRIS.
Goals from ;ouchdown-R-owu :
subs titutioDs. John Marshall
Robins for Carter. Garter for Wilson.
ShriSfihn FOR Graham. Griffith for
Robihs. Northern for Con-. lrazr.y
for McConkey. klcvcSahl for kuaru
knapP fnr Shepherd T. St-ingar Tor
Bro'vn. Hcuoi FOR Northern iIonlyt
ii Graham Tor Eocbuck j Nct'4r;n.v
Tor Swariz. sullivan for Chafubcrla!ri.
+ 1'ierSon FOR Garmcy joan E=uu for
Onicials- Gonch yi,,.rts
Y referee Harrison " Y J.. uinplrr:
< lones. Auburn Geld Judge: ll.ywooa
$ mead linesman