Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
HEAVY ELEVENs BATTLE
ION. LOCAL CR|D|RON TO-DAY
Richmond Athletic Club TO
Meet Washington Team at
Boulevard Field.
CONTEST nEGlNs At > l.. VI.
Starting Whistle to sound Soon After
Armtstice Cciebr.tf.n L.nu>--,-..",c
second Played between Outfits This
ScnsOn--SpccluI Car Service ~ Park.

Richmond and Washington face
each other on the GT!diron this AFTER
noon at Boulevard Field when the
elevens representing The Richmond
Athletic Club ana the Washing ton
Professionals VIII clash for the See
7 ond time this season. The couies;
viii begin ut ) clock. imn ed!ately
after the ceremonies Incident 10 the
observance OF Arrlstice Day.
Heavy and experienced players arc
on both teams. and the game should
tie. The Washington team defeated
tho locals. 10 To u, in a contest p.ayeG
in Washington recently. but was
forced To extend Itself the limit IN
/ their defeat, the Richmond team has
been printing itself for today's game,
and the coach and players are con-
iident OF winning.
Printing Aided Washington Before.
Punting played an important part
in the victory OF the District team
and Richmond was handicapped be-
cause their punter, Brown. was not
play this afternoon. and his toe will
lie valuable asset To the local
eleven. Brown has demonstrated his
bunting ability IN more than one
game here this year.
the team which Washington sends
here today is owned 10y Clarke Crit
nth. president OF the Washington
Senators. II is composed of the best
known and most capable football
players that ever wore The molcskins
on big university eI.vens. Each OF
inc visitors was an outstanding lig
urc on his team during his day. ANA
several made All-Amcrican bcrths.
Gcorgctown University, Boston Coz
IeEe. LehiEh, Maryland, Nebraska and
North Carolina State College Will be
represented in the lineup OF the
Washington team. Richmond also
has a n.mbcr OF college celebrities
on her team, and they Will put up
tFtS HIgs.
Averaging 20j pounds from tackle
To tackle and with Il team average
ot ls5 pounds. the Washington aggre-
Iatl4n VIII have the advantage III
tackle TO tackle is 1874, while her
team average is lis. Coach Dietz
and Captain Harry Carter are con-
iident that the Richmond team has
home than an even chance for victory
in spite % the fact that 1t will be
outwciEhed.
nichmond Hns Two Stars.
stringer and Lee wilson, Who are e ex"
pccted TO prove stumbling block
Tor the heavy invaders. Wilson and
Stringer gave a great exhibition Of
dg,iensive piaying In the first clash
Columbia. Str!nger held down right
end In the irst contest, while Wilson
played his regular position. right
tackle. The Professionals directed
plays at them consistently during the
game, but were rcpulsed on each oc-
cnsion. Both will he used In tho
game today.
The Virginia Railway and Power
company win provide special car ser
vice for the game. Cars marked
Fair Grounds viii run through to
The park from Ninth ana Broad. and
+! number OF cars will lie on hand 10
take the crowds home a:te. he
game.
Coach Die,z and Captain Carre- had
not decided last night .ust VIA. line
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