Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

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almost certain defeat.
Harvard scores Enrly.
Three times in the first period of
fifteen minutes actual play Harvard
crossed Centres goal line, due in
part To the Culoncls' inability to hold
the ball and To the crimson's almost
uncanny sense OF sphere following,
plus Judgment as to when and
how to strike for scores. The team
which year ago defeated Harvard.
To u. saw the Crimson score within
two minutes after the opening kick
OF. almost Il gift touchdown at the
very beginning OF play.
Yet. In the face OF this gridiron
oisa ster, Centre came back and not
only ouiplayed the Cambridge ma
chine in the final periods Of the
game, but scored a touchdown in ad-
dtiion I" , earlier Held goal.
IL was >nr wonderful spirit Of
courage and battle Ia the end that
thrilled and aroused the thousands
cf spectators and caused them time
ard again 10 emit the rcb,I yell.
or - least the best imitation Of ;hc
real southern article that an enthu.
siastic Northerncr could produce in
roofing for a lost cause
Had the ratcs which guard football
destiny been a little more generous.
II might have been that Victory
would hay. winged it's way south
ward tonight with The C.ntr. team
instead Of camping In The Cambridge
quarters OK the Crimson eleven Ii;
cannot he truthfully said that Cen
ire was better football team today
ihnn Harvard. hut tier. was not the
al fnr IN al In, an
score would appear L" Indicate If tn"
occasional but costly lapscs OF form
and luck wrr" eliminated.
4 comparison uf the first touch
downs scored by each eleven gives an
indic q on Of the contrast and the
breaks. Harvard opened the 'contr.,
by kicking the bali across the south
erncrs line and Centre began with
scrimmaae on her own tweuty-yard
line. ON the second play. Snowday.
in an effort To circle Harvard's right
wing. ran wide across the field 4
Crimson tackicr partly checked his
dash and the collision caused him to
drop the bali. Following the Inflated
lea thrr !lS" hounds ON a hot scent
came the Cambridge players. ever
alert To seize upon the slightest slip
81 their opponents. t'ittS was on
the rolling ship here like Il Hash as
II crossed ;hc Side line five yards
from Centres goal. Owens went
over on the FRS; lineup for touch
down on a wcli-conScrvcd and con-
cealed line plunge.
S"nthcrnrrs start Hush.
Late in the period. tn. Southern
ers started on their march 20 Il
touchdown. which was made almost
Immediately after the opening of
tho final quarter. Harvard had been
held inside it's forty-yard lin. and
was forced To punt The ball sailed
into Quarter Back CoNlnHton's arms
and he dashed and twisted his way
from his own nftccn-yard mark 10
Elarvard's thirty courtyard Iin.-a
run Of close TO half the distance OF
tn" hcld. Captain Red Roberts
threw his huge bulk in tn. Crimson
forwards. Coviugton circles TN,
ends, and Half Back Tanner slipped
through openings made in tn. Cam
hridS" forwards until finally the
White plunged through the line for
four yards and Il FIRST down yards
So enteen yards from the Orange and
Rlue goal.
sinias three ward line WhItc
crushed through the right OF the
Virginia line for one yard. Waite
carried the bali across the second
play From replacement. White
kicked his second try FOR point. put
Ting the score II to o.
Fenwick kicked on to Farley, who
ran back thirty yards to the center
of the field. Ryder lost two yards.
being down"d hy Arnold. Farley
made TWO yards around Virglnia's left
end Farlcy's pass was Intercepted
by Lewis. who ran to the Cadets
forty Ave yard line.
DeitriCk went in left end for
Davis. Mccoy replaced Foster at
a"ar'cr for gina, Farley caught
Nirsinia's pass by Il great leap.
Lewis down.d him In his tracks.
Faulkner made three yards. Whit.
came around the Virginia left end
for seven yards. being tackled by
Arnold. Brown replaced Campbell!
at end for Virginia. Raine. sue
ceeded Biackford for the Cadets
Briggs replaced Watkins. Ham
mond went in for McCracken RYDER
failed TO gain. White tore of eight
Yards on tackle play. Farley nit
Virsinia's LETT for six yards Ryder
TOOK three yards on line play
Dcitrick threw White Tor two
yard loss. The Cadets were penalizcd
ten yards FOR pIs Dackheid charging
too fast. Faulkner made two yards
White Kicked 10 Mccoy. who iumbfed
and recovered on VIrginia's seven
teen-ynrd line.
Wilson. for Virginia. made 1--WE
yards throushh tackle. oppleman
added two more. Wilson pierced tho
left OF tho limo for eleven yards.
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