Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-23
.sTRINCER PROVES BIC
FACTOR IN GREAT CAME
Goes Down Field Under Punts and
-. Get Men In Their Own
Tracks.
HUNTER CARPENTER HEADY
Bethel and Others Put Up Great
Game for Richmond - aVal
Band Entcrtnins-Coach Springs
Lots of New Plays.


Lots of New Plays.
Lew" Strnger. half back. eclipse,
twcnty-one other gridiron warriors II
yesterdays John Marshall Athlcti
Club Monarch contest. which IN
LEGAL eleven won. by score OF u q
o. the pigskin carrier Neing tn
end on number Of punts downing
the receiving Norfolker In his tracks
Strinser gained in all 81 YARD
speaks well for the wedeins abil';!
otrCoach Carpenters advance guard
Three times Stringer had the mar
receiving punts in his tracks 2nt
McKonkle tackled him for a loss
and on two occasions he intercepted
forward passes in joins Marshall:
TERRITORY In the third quarter Lev
line, and, with the exception of two
gains by klevcsahl and Wicker fol
three yards each. he spanned the
rest of the distance 20 goal on -four
attempts, Wicker taking the ball over
In only the first quarter and ne
latter part of the last quarter did the
Monarchs make the Marshall!tcs stay
in their own back yard. however. the
visiting team. although ou;p!aycd, rs
the score Will show. did not Submit
10 the home club as much as the
count indicates Coach Quigley's men
the superiority of the stars and were
game losers They early saw the
needlessness OF charging the line and
resorted TO aerial play. being appar
To complete one out OF seven tries.
.r-", Brenk of Gnmc.
John Marshall suffered tremendous
" In the early stages Of the second
quarter when Wicker threw n long
pass to Brown from the 4o-yard mark,
for about twenty-five yards. which
Brown missed, turning his body in
Held as the pigskin glazed by his
shoulder on the outside. Brown was
clear OF every Monarch: and a touch
down was before him. 1t was break
OF the game. with the visitors bcnc-
nting.
AS has been noted. the Marshalltcs
were kept in their own territory IN
the initial period, u return OF punt
by RiCron for twenty yards and a
twenty-two-yard loss by the locals
on pass hy center, past the back
field. being big factors.
John Marshall had the ball on their
own 40-yard line TO begin the second
quarter. Ilevcsahl made five and
StrinEcr completed first down. with
eight yards additional. Stringcr then
on two downs annexed six yards. The
lowed, and Brown painted from his
4l-yard inc TO the 5-yard mark. Rig
gon pulling a bone BY catching the
punt on the visitors 45-yard line,
coming back fifteen yards,
Graham got six and the locals lost
TWO for extra time-out. Stringcr TOOK
four and Wicker one yard. Wicker
was thrown three yards by Thomp-
son, On the next play Wicker and
Brown succeeded in redceming their
former hard luck with pass for
eleven yards. which Brown carried
the remaining thirteen yards for goal
Brown also kicked.
Go Length OF Field.
The Marsha!lites second score re-
suited from Il march the fun length
Of the field with two minor checks
mixed in. Whitley kicked OF &c
l<icvesahi, who lei the ball bound
past the goal, and who was fortunate
IN bringing il back TO his G-yard line
Brown puntcd to the +3yard line
Riggon coming back thirteen yards
After Whitley threw Klevcsahl for y
hack TO the. Monarchs' 34-yard lin,
from which the losers advanced eigh:
yards. Knapp here blocked White.
ley's punt. the ball being John Mar
Here S,ringcr did his best work
Wicker scoring and Brown Ticking.
In the final period the third touch
down was scored. Monarchs punted
line. the ball bounding off the halt
aG-yard line. The hat. was irhrowr
for. seventeen yards.ty 'Whiteley and
Siringer. intercepted on hiss l9yard
mark. march then started by the
Marshalli;es, in which four first
downs were made and in which
Quarter Back Carpenter. subinE fol
Wicker, Bethel. Cosby, klevesahl
Brown and Striuger carried the hall
terminating the advance in ano;he,
touchdown. Str!ngcr going over an(
Brown kicking again.
Wicker put up heady game a
quarter ana Carpenter treated tn,
crowd 70 n long lis; OF varied plays
when he took charge Brown out
punted whitley. averaging 80 yard!
and seven punts. his adversary aver.
aging 80 IL yards on i've: however
30 on kickoffs. John Marshall go
ten first downs TO their opponents
The llne-upS:
Kodsn; left end Wingflei,
q. Wilson. ....left tackle I.n,nhctI
SShepherd. .....l"ft guard. Mcdaniel
+. " WIison, ris eSp' s5,ra Fir,
Bethel. right tackle Mcdaniel
Wicker quarter hack Rirgo
Etringer. fun hack Wh!teic
GIr,anam; ;''...lcft half Kruce
kteyesahl. ...right half. Thompso
i &sne, a.5 !, e.. . 6 3 3 d
Han FOR Graham; Mckenzie ror 70
den; Rogerson for Bethel; Yanccy "a
klevesah!; Griffin for Shepherd. an
Carpenter for Wicker. For Monarch
-Pr9pes for Laundry, Thompson 70
Lambeth; Whitehurst for Thornpsor
Davis FOR McDaniels: Thompson "a
Whiscley.
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CIV. d Ii. head l!ncsman.