Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
=BENED|CT|NE NO MATCH
: FOR HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
John Marshall Griddcrs Have Little
Trouble Defeating Oppo-
ncDts, 81 to o.
RUN ENDS At WILL
-Bluc and White Backs Also Pcnc-
:. tratc Cadets Line, While Latter
= IS Unable TO Break Defense OF
: Winning Eleven.

-.Benedtc;ine Military College. under
loot TO the tune OF 3'-io-o score;
iheir opponents IN every department
20: the game and their superiority
..Mas marked from the FIRST blast OF IN,
~,uuarter the high school boys, gained
consistently through the Cadet line
--:tnd at the same time presented an
Uncomfortable wall TO tho attacks OF
tho Bencdic;ine backilcid. which was
Handicapped By the loss Of Captain
&.Nino Harris.
-r-Fhe John Marshall eleven entered
t'rn game at great disadvantage
the game. Lambeth. center. and
IIankenshin. half back. were out OF
F.. i8s contest with Injuries. whiio Cap
I, NiSed not to play by his physician.
dug TO illness.
Bcncdic;inc received the Kick oft.
nut was unable TO gain and Bauer
4 Tho Marshallin;os fumbicd on the
I irst line up. the Cadets recovering.
= Asain the losers Wee. unable 20 gain
and on an attempted kick the hall
.yas blocked with the Kick = recover
Ing: When the wcarers OF the Blue
md White finally gained the ball
nation between, the center ana the
backs, prevented them from :,dvauc-
iuE, with any degree Of consistency.
dudley. PLAYING his first game At cen
Ter, gave an excellent exhibition. hu;
his lack of experience cost his team
4 number of yards
CHsuaiS Enter Contest.
With the start of the second period
Zach Graham sent in two OF his
s!rst team casuals 10 strengthen the
offensive and despite their aches and
rains. Tyson aud Biankenship opened
:, drive. which shortly resulted in thr
touchdown al ha ga
tiGked goal. At the close Of this
hali the ball was in john Marshall's
possession less than six inches fro:.
Their opponents goal.
Tho Marshallites entered the soc.
"ad half With Il determination. which
Was not 10 he denied and immediately
S.nrt"d TO run Wild around the ends
tic period opened Tyson cricic,l right
,nd Tor his second touchdown OF The
contest. And then the slaughter rca.-
IN. ran il back 10 tha Benedic;inc
tA!rty-hve yard limo. \ couple OF
itar smashcs gained several yards and
7hca llankcnShip rounded right end
Tor another counter. Tyson kicked
AiSs. third goal from touchdown
-. Ecned:ctine received and n tumble
"<>-te ,h,w the ball on their three
NslrI-!ino. Attempts 10 gain through
ne limo iAncd and when johnny
lSnu"r attempted IL kick from be-
and ms own goal post the bail WAS
safety on the resulting scramble
10. the ball.
~ The Cadets failed 10 gain rrs;
down and puntcd. giving John Mar
sinai the oall on their opponents
lortS-yard-linc. On the ars, play
Johnson circled left end and after
4 wonderful exhibition of broken
F.. iieid running, coupled with superb
iSlerierencc by his teammates, ear
red the ball over for another couu-
tyr. Tyson again booted the bail be-.
Tween the bars.
Second Team Holds Cadets
Ia the fourth quarter Coach Or,
nam allowed his big first team IN rn,
over another touchdown before send
ing in his entire second squad Will,
ihey were unable to gain with :tnv
regularity they held Benedictine ;o
Sa" frst down, tho second tho losers
iad earned during the day
captain "Jitsy" Tyson was the ont
sisndins star Of the game. DESPITE
u" Tack th:ti hc went into the game
Neakchcd through sickness he could
,IT DE- stopped. and gained more
ground than any. other man nm Iis
Lam. The John 'Narsllaii half backs
ESQ played good nafl forming fast
interference a all tiincs and gaining
- o!ltinualiy.
u there was any bright ligh, il
~ Rencd!ctinc linc-up II vas
'5uoGS Milan. playing al rirh,
'A'h!c. lie Was the one man on the
i-atn who seemed able to con. win
~ bctter-tra!neG Marshallita play.
-.ES and gave better exhibition nan
inN man on hi" team. The puu;jrc
Of Bauer was good