Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
INDIANS BEAT JACKETS
: IN T|TULAR CONTEST
William and Mary Eleven Tri-
umphs Over Randolph-Aia-
con, 81 To o.
LOsERs DISPLAY GAMENEss
MrEight Team Holds Heavier Oppo-
81 ngnts at Critical Stages, AL
though Failing to Register First
Downs.

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though Failing to Register First
Downs.
y,@scoring FIVE touchdowns and miss
Tirg only one goal from touchdown,
the william and Mary College Indians
triumphed over Randolph Macon by \
- score OF 81 to o. yesterday afternoon
III boulevard Field.
ts,s,T.wenty seven OF the Indians points
-she,sfinai half, ~ Ran do slacon dis.
played wonderful lighting spirit and
.i.id their heavier opponents 10 :
Sodls showed tina; football team may
~ down. ~, never gu, until !, is
By This victory William ana Mary
earned the, right to play iiampden-
Thankss ivi i FOR the he" e in. r
.Ssaade Athletic Association.
The stalwart line OF the Williams
tSrg OUTFIT told on the strength of
s.the Ashlanders carly in the hrst
eleven ripped the line, skirtcd ends
and battered their way through the
u scrappinE yellow Jackets almost at
Jackets Fail 10 Make First Down.
Randolph Macon did not make
gained less than ton yards. In the
matter OF puniing. honors were about
y s-,he" Ashland Grew sScelied the VIC
iors. This was due to Flanders an-
o2 s 5en III inability to judge the kicks.
,..pr2ved disappointment.
rom the moment that the elevcns
nrst brushed shoulder against Shout
der, II was evident that the lighter
"leyen could win only by. utilizing, an
aerial attack The Indians kicked
on and Riddick ran tho ball 10 the
iifI n iaT id line; TIVE bucks q, the
pnn;ed TO the Indians tor,y-yard
line.
t..ThHn began march down tho field
+ipr, The I,rst touchdown, In two az
,empts Hastings gained twenty-five
9ys.rds on tackle, Flanders added
I .lysrds. Hastings tore of q seven even.
SO Eard gain, and then Badgc,t ripped
ms way ~ ihr@nsh the linz Tor eight
Hastings gained eight yards and de-" car :
ricg me bail over: Lowe failed 10
after six minutes OF play.
Me!kel ran beck the KICKOFF to his
alsinnders and Badgett took the bal
,: ;sc,,a, i hiiiS,en,ya,d line. where the
't'naiH Again the Indians won the bali
On, Kick. The quarter ended with
, liam and Mary on Randolph Ma
/ glunEcs swept the Indians over the
' ine i"' "a, anosher touchdown, Badge,,
i.nc Lowe kicked goal
Rnndoiph-Aincon Fumb,cs
Again. Randolph Macon elected 10
,ets!Ne, and fumbled on it's thirty
t ,,nm yard Line; Lowe falling on tho
Islanders. enabled the latter to score
"a; leuchG ..,', on the FIRST play. II
rrowd eriEced something resembling
= thrii. Lowe kicked goal. The In
nians had scored two touchdowns in
l"hr minutes after the second quar-
+ ter began.
The Ashlanders received the kick
~, ana again We're forced 10 punt
" lillian and Mary running the bail
back 10 their thir,y-nvc yard line.
badgett made seven yards In two
7nncks. The quarterback then skirted
Eight tackle for tweniy-onc Yards and
louchdown. He Sststcd pas, the
-.s",, fos,r maifnaGks ana showed
Lowe added Il goal. making tile score
There was every indication that tho
Wi!liamsburg outfit would run wild
but Randolph Macon benefited BY n
stun lecture during interniission and
,eain. Tho half l.,d en rg with r'ie MI.
ham and Mary on their rivals ten
esa f. linz ie,,,n. ,o,.,,.,
o-Ehd gained thirty yards before los
ffHf the bail. when Randolph Macon
alptercepted a pass. The Jackets cs-
..Gayed an ovcrh ead attack. ana Hast
ines snatched the sphcroid and ran
back TO the Jackets forty yard line
AZ tnls Juncture the Indians were
ncnalizcd twenty Yards for holding
ms ground Was rcGaincd immcdi-
ately' when Close shot Il pass 10 Bad
Sett, the gain being TWENTY-FIVE.
yards. Incidentally. this was the oniv
pass completed by either side al
1hough each team rcsorted four times
fsio the passing game. FLANDERS gain
I'D. seven yards and Badgetl plow"d
Through center for lively, yards. TO
s Inc two-yard mark. Flanders ear
s'2al. Thus end q tho days scoring.
Indians Use Substitutes,