Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
GARNET AND GRAY TEAM
DISPLAYS VERSATILITY
Victorious Eleven Uses Foot
ball and Aerial AT.
tack 10 Win.
FIVE RICHMOND noYs Il LIP
Captain sands, Smith. BrcnnmHn, T'f-
son and Ilnnkcnship Instrumental
in downing Observation-Disclosures and
Cobb Lead Fighting Jackets.

aerial work. ANA one long broken
heid run. the Hampton sidney III
gers yesterday afternoon triu,nphcd
over Randolph Macon. y to o. In i
,hard, bit;crly-fought contest at
Mayo Island Park. The Mcthodists
5werc helpless during the greater
.Jart oi the game before the driving
ATTACKS OF the Tigers. ana at no time
did they threaten to cross the lamp
den Sidney GOAL line.
= Led III their offensive by Tyson and
Smith. the human jurEcrnaught
trained by Coach Roundy. swept
Everything before II Us = hurricane
sweeps straw, and though The Vel.
low Jackets fought with their char.
acNristio Nerceness and stubbornness,
they were unable TO stop the power
..ul onslaught Of the sridiron war
.Jiors. who disportcd the Garnet ana
Gray.
+ W'hile l,ampden- sidney smashed
through Tho line. sk!rtcd the end;
md dropped over an occasional pass
Nor gains. nearly 1900 persons the
largest crowd seen AZ iuutnUll
game mere This season. n,. t-'e
achiliy breczcs and threaten. rain
TO witness the struggle Ih,.v WAS
little spectacular work III The game.
and it was no, until the last quar-
ter when Smith dashed around tho
JET end for siX;y yard run To II
touchdown that the spectators dis
played any excitement.
! Five OF the Garnet and Graz var
-riors, who hcipcd defeat the Ash
flanders so dcCis!vcly. were Richmond
boys, four o: them being products OF
John Marshall High School. Tyson.
who was such a large factor IN til.
offensive of his team, Captain Sidney
Sands, Smith. Brcnaman ANA Blan-
'lScnShip, hail from this city.
This is tho first opportunity Coach
fonndy has had FOR testing the
strength OF his eleven against "a team
-of about the same weight ana the
early season predictions that the
eleven would he one of the strongest
Ia the State seems to be fulfilled.
While their showiu. was not all
that was expected Of them after their
game against Virginia Polytechnic
Institute In the opening game OF the
season. it was highly pleasing to
their supporters. Tho team was
overconfdoni OF their ability to
trouncc the Jackets and at no time
Old they hit the stride which carried
them along in their early game.
linmpdrn-Sidncy kicks or.
Hampicn- Sidney Kicked off To the
Jackets and when the ball was put
In play the receivers were held with
out gain and forced TO kick. After
making one %rSt down the Tigers
were held Tor downs and The ball
went hack to the Mcthodists, who
were again held. IS.e Garnet and
Gray then started "A march down the
field which was not to he stopped.
and Al the end OF the first quarter
"a. = Y n iS. nf NO.
goal. Early IN the second period
Johnson. who had been smashing
through the line for gains. %cnt over
the line for the hrst touchdown or
the game.
@ The Tigers again kicked to the
Jackets, who We're unable TO gain
more than few yards az a time
They Kept the Hampdcn- Sidney boys
fighting for every inch Of the ground
gained and At the end OF the first
half the ball was rcating near the
middle OF the neld. The Tigers were
penaiized frequently during the
period Tor being oft-sidc and probably
Would have scorcd-.nothcr touchdown
except for the penal ties:
Both teams came back for the Sec
ond half with renewed lighting spiri;
and the contest became hotter than
IL: the preceding period. The Tigers
wee ah'e To- make short gains
thto"sh the Jacket !ina almost At
%Hi eu' "''" unable 20 get within
stF!R!nS Instance OF the goal Thcy
Were he!N W'ihin The Jacket twenty
nNe-EafA "h" al one time lacking
In" necessary punch 10 put the bail
oyer
a. IN th' last period the Hampton
"a"h'} Warriors settled down TO get
themselves another touchdown. and
Win The ban resting on tie JACKIE:
M. iln' al M BEGINNING OF
~ ny pushed II over Tor
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-o-l pDst8 aztec M, iwo Proceeding
truehGoWns. also A!cAcd this coal
oad tic score stood 1T y 20 0.
While the Randolph M4c,n boys
fought gam,!y against tho more *
peFieheed s.eTen, ,Aey were unable