Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
Indians Begin March.

series OF line plungcs and an outside
punt
Indians begin March.
Here William and Mary began a
down. White guined six yards around
right and Jordan two through the
line. Hastings made II first down with
four more yards An outside Play
four yards and Hastings made twelve
yards. the longest advance from for
nation for the day, by the losers.
yards. and Hastings attempted left
end for two yards.
The Indians then started an aerial
attack. White hurled a high pass
waiting hands of Snead and Jones.
but the two Richmond backs did not
recognize each other and fell to the
bounding oval eight yards from goal.
Hastings gained only two yarfH Then
White made a sweep at right end and
being hurt in tacklinG the fleet half
back, having to retire from the game.
Harahan relieving him. From here
the touchdown.
touchdown to, from the one-yard line.
brought the ball from The fifteen Yard
line to the twenty-third. Snead and
Ziegler made first down with equal
gains and the same pair transported
twelve yards. However. Snead was
compelled to punt before much more
ground was covered. His punt was u
Wsli-aimed kick 10 the outside Of the
however. gained six yards for his
team on the exchange as his return
punt punt, stopped on the Spiders forty
downed In his tracks.
Spiders Start Advance.
Another advance was begun hero.
end. Jones. Towill and Snead ad-
ranced thirteen more yards. the lat
ter doing most of-She gaining Zieglcr
and Towill figured. in the next first
ball rested on William and Mary's
eightecn-yard line. Ziegler advanced
SIX yards. Snead was stopped In his
sSr nnH by the indians' center line. but
and another first down. With the la II
on the six-yard line, Jones carried II
10 the one yard line and Sncad wen;
through big gap in the line for n
touchdown.
The other score made by the Dob.
80, ye vas on beautiful drop kick
ny Iieg , from the forty-two-yard
Kick by the left-footcd half back and
sailed straight through the bars and
against the fence.
Ior the locals the Interference was
about as good as has been seen her,
Tor some time. and although the back
ran through tho Indian line for mann
OF their lrSt downs. il was due 10 Tho
ABILITY OF the local line men TO oper
UP hoies. klevesahi, Bethel ana
Booker were the three outstandiua
men In THIS respect. Fincher's mcr
usch repeatedly Il backfcld formatio,
mat called for a moving half back
Mh!ch, although giving away tho III.
Tection of the ball. added a man 70,
The Dobson shift was much I,
e'!aence throughout the maneuvers
ana as usual. The Fed and blue used
me drtct pass system. Dobson haC
a play constructed especially for hi,
inll back, and during the latter mar,
OF me game Jones handed tho Ia,
70 Harahan for gains through III.
center of the Inc.
Try Overhead Attack Lille.
lAttlc overhead work was trio, y,
cther team. William and Mari re-
sorting TO the forward pass on fn,r
occasions. failing 10 compIcta u,.,
pass, yet getting a thirty.Sryen-y,,
gam OF ground. when Snead AN,
Jones fumbled ana Hardy renov.,..r
richmond attempted tot two nv
ward passes ana compl.ted ono 81
gain OF ten cards. The plav ~.
made by Zieglcr ana royvin 80,