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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
CADETS AND TARHEELS MEET At
MAYO ISLAND PARK SATURDAY
Football Squads VIII Begin Training Tomorrow for
Richmonds Only South Atlantic Contest This
Year-Battle Creates Interest

with their games OF yesterday out
oil The way. the eleven OF V. NJ. l.
and the University OF North Caro-
Ina begin tomorrow preparation for
their tltular clash In Richmond mex,
Saturday. and reports from the rival
CAMPS are TO the effect that no con-
test on their schedules is regarded
by them OF greater Importance
AfteT- light work tomorrow and
PROBABLY Tuesday to eliminate sore-
ness resulting from tho clashes in
which they participated Saturday,
me elcvens will buckle down to work
Tor the championship game in the
capital city.
No ghme to be fought out on n
South Atlantic gridiron this season
IS attracting greater interest among
G>'c'tes of the pigskin In the TWO
49, most interested. Evidence of
IT, intense interest being manifested
by tho followers Of the two institu-
lions is shown in the number OF re-
quests for tickets and hotel accom-
modations that have been received
:rom points outside OF Richmond,
particularly from Norfolk, Peters
burg. Newport News and Durham
Roofing delegations will come from
both Chapel Hill and Lexington.
Alumni OF both institutions are active
and are preparing to turn out in
bodies for the struggle Banners OF
the Tarhecls and the Cadets already
have made their appearance on the
streets, and as the date OF the game
draws nearer. there IS evory indica
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
MICHIGAN VICTORIOUS
OVER ILLINOIS ELEVEN

ILLINOIS FIELD, URBAN. ILL.
Oct 2e.--Frnni1 Steketee's intelligent
4oot carried Michigan to victory in
Il hard battle with Illinois today, 8
to u. He outpuntcd Drant. the l!li-
nois booter throughout. and scored
MichiGan's lone tally near the cnu
of the first half. when he Kicked from
placement on the iiftcen-yard line.
Michigan roupcd onto the field the
fhvorite. and set out to rush tho ILL.,
nois. Coach Xuppkc's men, however,
played safe, forcing Michigan to punt
frequently. Forward pass attempts
failed to help Michigan. and Il was
not until cappOn started 81 rally In
midfield that the Yostmcn started
moving. The second half opened
with the Illinois showing more SIGHT
and playing n hard game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
HERMITAGE CLUB LEADS
IN BATTLE FOR TROPHY
Rives Fleming Takes First
Eighteen Holes From
Silas Newton.
VICTOR PLAYS ExcELLENTLy
Come From Erhind, and With Marvel
ous Exhibition liz Two strokcx
Hcttcr when Last Hole ~ Reached.
Finish Match Wednesday,,

The first eighteen holes for the
Branch cup was played over the Her
mitagc course, s. NJ. Newton repre-
sentinS the Country Club. and Riycs
Fleming representing the Hermitnre
Both players were at the top of
their game and as usual Fleming was
always straight down the fairway.
Both were driving long balls from
the tee with Fleming having n shade
the best Of 1t on the green's.
Newton drew first blood by winning
the first hole with par 4. He. was
Two UP when he Won the short fourth
with a three. Fleming came back
strong, won tho next three holes
IN Two under par, the eighth, and
ninth being halved in par figures.
Fleming was one uH at the turn.
newton squared the match by win
ninS the eleventh in four, and be-
came two up by winning the twelfth
ana thirteenth in one under par. The
/ fourteenth was haived. and then
tieminS began playing super golf and
nhlShed inc round 10y winning the
last four holes. three OF them viii
brides.
flc;aing's medal score was 70. ono
| under par, and Newton's, n, ono
| over par.
Fleming won seven holes to New
| tons five.
To win these seven holes Fleu.
Ing had five brides. the OTHER two
being won in par.
Ncwton's wins consisted of onc
birdie and four in par figures.
Their Scores
Out
Fleming ........ ssh 444 3i5-3s
Newton ..........45i 355 445-39
Fleming ....... asa 4ia 3i3-3i-7.
Newton .-....... ii3 344 i5I--35-Ti
The final eighteen holes Will b,
played at the Country Club on Mon
gay afternoon. Instead OF on We'd
| nesday, as at first announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
COLORADO NO MATCH
FOR CHICAGO ELEVEN
tBy Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO. Oct. 29-Thc light and
plucky University of Colorado eleven,
outstanding team Of the Rocky Noun
tain conference. returned to the West
tonight aware that Chicago's 9-t0-6
triumph over Princeton Il week ago
was no flukc. Coach Stages maroon
clad warriors scored n 35-to-0 vic
tory over the Wcsterners on rain
soaked field today. with crowd OF
5000 spectators facing another
threatened downpour to witnesa the
gang. . -
The Colorado eleven. although,
game and fast. was no match for the
heavy ch!cngoanS, who outplayed the
visitors Ia forward passes and
tralght football. Except at tho start
of the game Chicago did not havo It's
full strength on the fold, as Coach
Stagg desired to reserve his stars for
the ciash with Ohio State n week
later. a.sf =. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
NOTRE DAME SCORES
VICTORY OVER INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Oct. ~
Ripping drives through the line. 49,
ternated with an aerial attack In the
last two periods today gavo Notre
Dame Il 2S-to-7 victory over Indians.
The field was covered with water
and mud from an all-morninG rain.
Indiana was able to hold the Cath
olics even in the first two periods.
the count being seven points each
when the halfway mark was reached.
Indiana's attack was almost COM
pletely smothered in the last two
periods. Crimson elected TO play
straight football until the final pc
Rod whcE forward passes were used.
Little ground was gained by this
method OF attack. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
British Golfer Plans
to Visit u. S. in 1922
GBy Associated Press.

I NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Mles
Cecil Lcitch, British womcn's gon
champion. plans TO return TO tho
United States next year To renew
her quest for the United States
womcn's title in which she failed
this year. In announcing this to-
day. she said that she would play
two more exhibition matches in
this country, then visit friends In
canada and leave for England
about November Is. Her sister,
Edith,\ plans to remain in the
country indefinitely. and to PLAY
considerable golf In the South
during tipe winter.
Mss Cecil Leitch added to her
larrels yesterday by defeating
Miss AleSa Stirling for the third
time. and by forcing Jim Barnes
~ make a record medal score Of
6S ut Pelham. TO win from her in
II handicap match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
CORNELL VICTORIOUS
OVER DARTMOUTH

ITHACA, n. Y. Oct. 29.-Ovcr-
whelmcd ~ n powerful scoring ina
chine that ripped it's line to pieces
and defense that smashed its much
Wanted aerial attack, Dartmouth was
defeated today In u one-sided game oy
Cornell, So to T..
Only In tho second period, when
Dartmouth tied the Cornell score. did
the Green eleven show any sem
blancc OF resistance to Coach Dobie'a
machine. Captain Jim Robertson
Dartmouth's star half back, was
shorn OF his power by the Cornell
taoklers. and his mates in the back
Acid SHARED . similar fats.s .,st1 N ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
Roads to Cut Rates for
N. CIV. NJ. I. Came Here

railroads of Virginia are cx-
pected to lend their assistance to
mnke tho football gamo between
tho University Of North Carolina
md Virginia Military institute. to
be played hcro next Saturday. a
success. announcement was Inndo
last night that ono road had
t'rahted L rat" of q fare and Il
aai! 'or round trip To uut-of-town
visitors.
caic!aia In charge OF the CON
Ic3s behave Mayo Island Park VIII
DO taxed to ita capacity the day OF
tho game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
KANSAS CITY MAN WINS
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-Waltcr
Franklin, OF Kansas City. defeated
Rennie Allen. fellow townsmcn, in
today's first game in the national
pocket billiard championship tourna-
mcnt. 125 to 1ls. in twenty-siN in
ninGs.
Franklin made high run Of
twcnty-nine in the second Inning, ana
Allen thirty-one IN the twety-fourth.
Each had three scratches.
Ralph Grcenleaf. of New York, re-
tanned the national championship
title at the close of the matches.
He defeated Arthur Woods, OF Mime
npolis. in the final contest, 125 points
10 II, in twcnty-siy innings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
BETHANY COLLEGE IS
DEFEATED BY NAVY

ANNAPOLIS, MD, Oct. 29.-Navy.s
football team defeated Bethany Col
lcge. Of Yves: Virginia. today. 81 to o..
The Middies did all their scoring In
tho first half Ut the game, making
three touchdowns. Rethany's best
chance to score came In the third
period, when they recovered a blocked
kick on Nays flftecn-yard line. but
,fumbled, on tho next play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
SYRACUSE ELEVEN
LOSES TO w. & J.
IRy Asxociatcd PROSE-. /

SYRACUSE. y. y, Oct. 29.--Wash-
ington and jefferson noscd out Sy-
rncusc in Archibold Stadium ut foot
ball this afternoon. Ia to 10. y for
ward pass, blocked late In the fourth
period behind the Syracuse limo OF
scrimmagc. dropped into tho waiting
arms OF Weiderquist. and he had only
to step across the line for tho wiu-
nlnls touchdown. ,.lats s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY TAKES
CAME FROM PREACHERS
[Special 10 The Times. plsnntch. /

FARMVIliI.E. VA, Oct. 29.-IIamp-
ueh sidney de:>ated the Union Theo-
ioGicai seminary eleven here this af-
tcrnoon by the score OF 81 To y.
While the Tigers won By a decisive
score. the visiting team fought hard
and put M a stiff fight in tho frs:
quarter, when several Hampdcn- Sid
ney scrubs were in the game.
smith, Tyson, Sands md Watson
played the best game for IInmpdcn-
sidney. while buckles. Moore and
PATTERSON put up scrappy game for
Seminary
William and Mary. nm old rival OF
Hampdcn-S Sidney, will play the semi
nary team November IL In Williams
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30

Faden TUnsl to Richmond's forty
s!S-!ard !lnc. Jones returning
10 Dh"idson's forty three. Frnv
made six and Mahancy two. and Ma
haneT again for Il ;irst down. Fol
lowing Il penalty for ofr-e!de Ma
haney ran twenty nine yards around
davidson. TO Davidson's ten-yard
line.
Fray made thrust at the Wild
cat line for eight yards, and Sncad's
!nnge gained another yard, when
the unusual took place. Fray circl,ng
right end for a touchdown with the
two lines massed in pile. evidently
calculating on another line plunge.
Sncad kicked goal
When Richmond kicked of ia
Davidson then IL appeared a sure
winner. Schenck received the kick
on his sixteen, and by his dashinc
return returned to the thirty three
but did something else. his scrappy
tactics forbodinE one final figh, by
the Wildcats ut bay. The same gen
tlcman made a first down with an
even ten-yard. a pass Moore to Faden
was good for twenty-one yards
Moore to Schcncl; eight Yards, and
McFaden to Moore for thirty yards
and goal snatchcd an even hold with
the Spiders and brought to a close
one of the most spectacular come
backs ever registered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
r,c,,emcut of Gamc KIN. One.

OF watching the University OF Chi
caGo football eleven clash with the
University OF Colorado team today
proved fatal to John 7. Hester OF
this city. He dropped dead In the
stands from heart failure. which
physicians said undoubtedly was
caused by the excitement. lie was
CT years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
Eork Union Dcfcatn Chnthnn.

CITATIAM. VA., OCT 2y.---tOrE
Union Military Academy continued
it's winning streak by defeating tho
Chatham Training School, IA TO o. iisl
a bitterly contested gamo on tflc
iatter's grounds. Chatham failed To
ct Within the Cadets twenty -yard
line while In. the second half FORK
Union gained at ~ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
WOODBERRY FOREST
DEFEATS ASHEVILLE

ORANGE. VA, Oct 29.--In n foot
ball game repletc with thrills, Wood
berry Forest defeated tho Asheville
School OF North Carolina here In the
first gridiron contest ever staged be-
tween these prep schools today by
the score of 90 to Is. The visitors
made both OF thoir touchdowns in the
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Washington and Lee 8; V. 10.
princeton. "a; Virginia, O.
richmond n. c., Sd; Drcnrnoughts,
%.
\, G. State. Z; V. NJ. -. (Tis.)
Penn state. %; GeorSe> Tech, Z.
Navy. 81: Bethany, o.
University OF Maryland. q; Univer-
sity of North Carolina. l6.
University OF California. II: wash
inEton State College, o.
Williams, 20; Columbia, O.
Colgate. I: New York University ?
Georgetown. rs; George Washing
ton. O.
Marietta. 20; West virginia ives
ieyan. o.
pittsbursh. IS; Pennsylvania, o.
King College. Z; Roanoke. o.
Newberry. SO: wofford. 81.
Michisan Aggies. o; Marquette Uni
versity, {.
Nebraska. A.; Oklahoma, 0.
Union. Z; Hobart. 81.
Yale. As; Brown. {.
Trinity. 6; Stevens. o.
vermont, u; Massachusetts Agr,-
cultural. Z.
Boston University. IL: Rhode Island
New Hampshire. IL; Bates,
Washington and Jefferson. II: Sv-
racuse. 10.
Army. So Susruchanna, 0.
Johns Hopkins. Al; Western Mary
Lafayette. 80; Rutgers, o.
Muskingum College. IS; Dayton
University. c.
oberlln. II: Ohio Wesleyan, q.
otterbein. Z: Kenyon, z (tte).:
Wittemburg. 4; University or Gin
cinnau. 2.
Creighton. 50: st. Xavier. {.
Marshaii College. Il; Transyi-
Ames. 0: Washington. 2.
Franklin and Marshall, Al: Penn
Military College. Ia
Ohio northern. s5; Hiram. 0.
Case. 80: Heidelberg, 0.
Furman. az; Citadel, 0. !.
Duckneil. Al; Catholic University, o.
Alabama. q; L. S. u, Z.
Amherst. 20: Hamilton. o.
Colby, 8; Maine. o.
Wooster. Z; Western Reserve, o.
Wisconsin, IS: Minnesota. 0.
Iowa. IS; Purdue, 8.
Michigan, 3: Illinois. 0.
Miami. 81: Dcnnison, 6.
Georgia. z, Auburn, o.
Cornell. SO; Dartmouth, z.
Florida. "a: Howard. o.
Northwestern. 81; Depauw. O..
Chicago. 3S; Colorado, o. ~
Mount Union, IA; Akron, 2S,
Indiana, Z: Notre Dame, g.
Vanderbilt. II: Tennessee. 0.
Davidson. II; University OF Rich
EI6 nd. II.
Blues. IS: Church Hill A. c.. o.
University OF Kentucky. o.. Sc
vance. 6.
Lehigh. 21: West Virginia. IA.
Swarthmore. 6; Muhlenburg. 7.
Roston College. 0: Fordham. D.
Wesleyan. II: Tufts, II.
Ogiethorpe. Z: Chattanooga, o.
Mississippi College. 81; Birnjins-
bam- Southern. 8.
Emory and Henry, 81; Lynchburs
College, c.
Utah. IL: idaho, :.
Missouri. s: Drake, 0.
Colorado College, 0; Colorado Az
GIGS. 81.
Texas University. &c. Rlca.re.
North Dakota, As: North DAKOTA Az
gies. 8.
Denver University, 8; University OF
wyoming. 0. tTie.)
Gonznga. z: Montana State. 2.
Oregon Agricultural College. =:
Stanford University. IL.
University OF Kansas, 81: Kansas
Aggies. Z.
University OF Arizona, as; Texas
School OF Mines, o.
Ohio University, IS; Baldwin Wall
lace. 0.
Wake Forest, IS; Gunford. o.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
Blackston. D2, DanyIlIe, q.

BLACKSTONE. VA. Oct. o9.--Black-
stone Military Academy held tram
meet hero today Mt the expense OF
Danville Military Institute. defcatits
Thorn In runaway football game.
by tho score Of % to o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
WILLIAM AND MARY
SCORES EASY VICTORY
Beat Randolph-Macon Eleven.
35-0-Long Runs Are Fca-
turc Of Contest.
turc OF Contest.
Special TO The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, Oct. 60
William and Mary College defeated
Randolph Macon College 80 to here
today in clean. hard fought and
thrilling contest. Randolph Macon
played better game than the score
indicates. It's line held the Indians
and forced Coach Finchcr's boys to
resort to an aerial Gttack.
Randolph was 4 shining star. lie
made long end runs. crashed through
the line. and in the last quarter ad
vanced the hnll hfty-tive yards.
Tho close of the game found Ram
doiph Macon on the Indians hfteen-
yard line. III losing. the Yellow
Jackets showed lighting spirit and
splendid courage.
Hastings took the kick oT and ran
cighty-ivc yards to the four-yard
line. from where White scored a
touchdown.
White received n punt on his ten
yard line and ran II back seventy
yards. Line plunges by Joyner. Hast
ings and Jordan gave William and
Mary It's second touchdown.
After an exchange of punts tho In
dams scored again on n pass. White
to Levy. for thirtyfve yards.
The fourth touchdown resulted
when White intercepted n pass on
tho forty-hve yard line and raced
fifty-Hvc yards to the goal line.
Winning the tnli on downs. Ran
dolph- Macon later punted to White,
who took the ball from tho thirty
Ave yard line to within six yards OF
goal Sumner was sent in and In two
bucks n, the line he scored the final
| touchdown.
John Todd kicked five goals.
u, i,,t 10 OH ftrHNs q
| lads was hard to break up.
Tho l!nc-up:
W. & NJ. Position. RIM.
Hardy right end. Smoot
sorg .....right tackle. -. hughes
DIetz right guard. -. Arthur
Fuller center. -. Cobb
Lowman ....lett guard. Hickman
| Todd ...... left tackle. Walker
| Jenkins $3.50. left end. ....... Roane
Joyncr $500. .Quarter... McLcmorc
| Hastings left half. Randolph
| White ..... right half. ..... Latham
Jordan $50. FUN back. Dauserman
Score by periods:
William and Mary IA ~ 0-35
Randolph Macon -. 0 0 -C
Summary: White t2),
Jordan. l.. Levy. Sumner. Goals
from touchdown-Todd t5). Substi-
buttons: Randolph Macon-Cobb for
Bauserman. Goode for Cobb. u. Bell
| for Cobb. w. Bell for Roane, Apple
| white fo- Latham. Drcwry for Nc
| Lemore, BridGcforth for Iiockmnn
Davis for Rridgcforth. Eedd for
Smoot William and Mnry-Young
| FOR Deitz, Wilson (Captain) for Low
man. l.. Levy for Hastings. Wofford
for Joyner, Williams for Lowman.
Bennett for Young. bowman for Ben
| nett, Chalklcy for Jordan, Flanders
| for Chalklcy, Burke for Jenkins
Ke!stcr for Hardy. Sumner for Hast
| ings. Omcials--Hcyward tu. OF $
| c.. referee: Ronny (V. y. 10, umpire;
Birmingham. R.-Mo, Hend linesman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
TIE CONTEST IS PLAYED
ON NEW ORLEANS GRID
Louisiana State Knots Count
With Alabama by Fin
ishing Strong.
fBy Associated Press. ]

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. :o-Af-
ter being outplayeh in three quarters
Of the game, Louisiana state Uni
'er8iiy uncovered in tho last period
"t tho game against Alabama. ana
snatchcd tie game out OF apparent.
~ Il certain defeat. score, -.
In the second period. Alabama took
Tn. bail down the field. and Whitaker
carried IL around right end FOR a
touchdown. Blackwood kicked goal.
NiabnHa previously had been held 70
the two-yard line By J.. 8. l.. In tie
fourth quarter. l.. $. U. ramincd the
Alabama line down the field with
Clarence Ives taking the ball through
center and guard for the Tiger tai
~. 1veH Kicked goal.
The punting OF Ives was the out
standing feature and was one Of the
biggest factors in tho Tiger rally Up
to tho fourth quarter. the Tigers had
not made single frs, down.
Linc-up:
Alabama Position { 7,
C!emons co.. LEFT end Spencer (c)
sakcs. left tackle Hereford
Black wood .le:i guard Busy
Nesiey center .. Dutton
hunt right guard Landry
Cooper right tackle .Stee,e
- 800 LIZ III Gnu J.CivlR
iiaty. quarter back. White
.'aFtictt. LEFT half .......Ivcy
Erscnie!d right half Helm
Whitaker. fun back Even
Score by quarters:
- iaohfha '............. OF
Lou isiana .,........ 0 ~
Suosttutions: l.. s. U.-kizer 10,
white. BcaIe for Spencer: Davis for
Hussy; BOURGEOIS for steele: Hughes
Tor Duti0n: Moore for IIcretord:
Matthew'S for Bealn: Hereford for
Campbell: Steele .or Hughcn: Spencer
,pr mathews; Edmundson for Even:
PITCHER for EdInundson. Alaba,na-
!httlo for Bartlett; Bartlett for i,a,ty.
paSet for B!ackwood. Burkhard, for
.'."ton: SHOTS FOR Wesley: Lang
morn. Tor pagent; Montgomery 10,
l-anshornc; Compton for Burkha.dt,
l.. >. l. scoring: Touchdowns-Ive,.
Goni--lves. Alabama scoring: Touch
GOV --Wh!itake Goal Blackw God.
oNc.als: Finally (Virginia). Referee
-Moriarity tSt. Nary. Umpire
liarr!a tAuburn)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
RICHN0ND A. c. ELEVEN
DEFEATS DRELDNAUCHTs
Local Team Wins. 57-to-0 Vic.
tory Over Alexandria Team.
Curley Biz Addition.

BY overw hclming the Dreadnaught
Athletic Club eleven by the score OF
81 to o yesterday afternoon at Boule-
ward Field. the Richmond Athletic
Club gridiron team continued its vic
torious march toward perfect rec
ord for the season. Although the
weight Of the Alexandria team APP
proN!mately cpualcd that of tho local
pigskn carriers. the visitors were
outclasscd.
The Richmond eleven plainly
showed the effects Of the able coach
ing of Dletz. Several fake formations
were used by the Richmond Athletic
Club. ana towards the end several
new players were tried out.
During the last half OF the game.
when Il safe lead had been rolled up.
the locals used many substitutes.
Every man on the local eleven took
turn at running the ball.
The locals were greatly strengths.
ened by the addition of Dick Guricy.
formerly star ground gamer for
North Carolina State. Gurley appears
TO be valuable bacl:fcld man. and
ne is welcome acquisition to the
local team.
y large aggregation OF rootcrs ac-
companicd the Alexandria team 10
Richmond and chccred for the visiting
eleven.
The features of the game were De-
vines run OF eighty yards on. the
kickoff in the last quarter and
knapp's siSty-yard run. Driver and
Gur!cy made consistent gains through
the Drcadnaught line. and John
Stringer broke up many forward
passes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
FLORIDA takes MEASURE:
OF HOWARD ELEVEN
Gators Show Class, in Spite
of Fact That Ball
Is Wet.
icy Associated Press

. MONTGOMERY ALA, Oct. 29.-
Florida took the measure OF Howard
College here Saturday afternoon. the
final score being 81 10 0.
The game began and ended in q
drizZiing rain. and the field was n
sea of mul. The Gators showed
their class over their lighter OPP
lonents by only allowing Howard
enc first down in the entire game.
and Howard never had the ball in
FioriGa's territory.
Eat four fumbIcs occurred in spite
of the wet ball. and Florida's back
Held. including STANLEY. quarter.
Dixon, fun, and Carlton and Duncan.
tho line. pushing over five touch
aowns and threatening another as
the game was called
Florida played her second string
back field in the fourth quarter and
POmeroy. half. succeeded in making
touchdown. FloriGa's punting
greatly cXccllcd Towards.
The lineup:
H. co.. Position. r. t3i)
Shclton...... left end go. .Seanson
Thomas. left tackle Wuthritch
Turst. left guard ...... Scott
i!rindley... center $500. Whisky
Stnhbs. 49,. right guard &C. Perry
Garrett. right tackle ...... Doty
shores. 800. right end 80. Barnett
Ford. quarter back. Stanley
Lackey. Left half ..... Duncan
Gaylord. right half -. Carlton
Clark. ...... full back ...... Dixon
Score by periods:
Howard ..........0 0 0 O. 0
Florida :. ......T IA 6-3i
Touchdowns--Dixon, Duncan t2).
Carlton, Pomeroy. Goals from touch
down-DiXon 90. INSTRUMENTATION
(Maine). Umpire-Johnson Gala
bama). Head linesman--Carakcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
SPIDERS and DAVIDSON
PLAY THRILLING GAME
Elevens Are Tied, 14-l4,
When Referees Whistle
Ends Contest.
AEniAi. ATaAcK Is HELPFUL.

iarhcc,r tsa overhead Attack AL
N'iht:'2ce an:y. Scoring Two Touch-
r1"na "a Finnl Qunrtcr-North
Sarulin.; Backs Prove I;mcIcMt.