Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-20
RICHMOND A. c. AGAIN
VANQU|SHEs BELM0NTS
Roanoke Eleven Defeated by
Score of 20 to 0 Before
1000 People
GAME ONE OF BEST OF SEASON
OnslnuEhts of Invading Backs Fall to
Pierce Locals Linc-liinchcc Out
standing stnr for Visiting Tenn.
Harry Carter, Injured, out Of Game.

Two human juggernaughts. power
full, alert and wcll-traincd clashcd
before nearly 1000 football enthu-
siasts at boulevard Park yesterday
afternoon in the third contes: OF the
season between the rival clcvcns. and
for the second time the local team
was victorious. The massive line OF
the Richmond Athletic Club again
proved impregnahle before the on
slaughts of the plunsing hacks of
the invading Belmont Athletic Club.
OF Roanoke and the local profess
sionais won the day by the score OF
20 to O. Three times did Harry
Carriers henchmcn carry the pigsk in
oval across the invaders goal line
for touchdowns and twice did the
trusty toes OF Brown and Bethel
spiral the ball between the goal posts.
The game was voted one of the best
professional contests seen here this
season. The Belmont eleven proved
worthy opponent for the Richmond
team. displa wing determination of
purpose and II resourcefulncSs that
warranted the noisy appreciation OF
the crowd Not once did they cease
fighting, and when the timer stopped
the game after Bethel had recovered
a kick which Burkcs missed. the Roa-
nokc warriors struggled To their feet.
defeated. but realizing that they had
fought their hardest.
Locals Miss Their Captain.
Although missing the assistance of
their captain, Harry Carter. who is
out OF the game with a minor injury.
the locals displayed Il touch Of the
brilliant playing which turned the
Washington professionals back in de-
feat on Armisticc Day. |, is difficult
TO pick an individual star from the
galaxy Of lumiuaries who moppcd up
the field yesterday. The local ma
chine functioncd smoothly. each part
co-crdinat.d and each man realizing
the advantage OF Suhordinating indi-
vidual glory for the common good
H;nchcc was the outstanding star
for belmont. and Devinc, StrinEcr.
Driver and Heuti displayed great
strength for Richmond
y series Of line plun-cS and n few
puntS drew nrSt blood for the locals
IN the first part Of the initial period.
Ollic Dcvine plunged fifteen yards
through center for the biggest gain.
and Driver TOOK the ball from the
hvc-yard line over the goal line for
a touchdown. Bethel kicked the goal
and The score became 10 q Jones
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