Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-01
|;Sp|DERS TRIUMPH
IN GR|D|RON BATTLE
Scat William and~Mary, l3 to
8, at Mayo Island
Park.
'ONG RUNS FEATURE
Y. Mahancy, of Locals, Gets
|; Away Twice During
Third Period.
90 NC RUNS FEATURE
Continued from FRS, pase.l

'eraieIy thereafter. they did. but.
ley could not withstand the terrific
tack or puncturc tho defense OF
he Spiders for substantial gain.
Led by Flanders. White and
'anscly. William and Mary put gu,
brand OF football seldom seen here.
'angcly In particular was In tho
iheiisht. !, Is true that the Spiders
II cht through him. but at the critical
:" ;es OF thc contest Rangely re-:
used their assaults In Il mannet
iit brou.ht favorable comment
= rom al! sides. Whites punting was
shade better than that OF Snead
Il Dr. the spiders. Monks" Kicks had
. tHtance and were well placed. Elan
8er5 ran the Indians well and ac-
united for all their points with his
cid goal.
: i."cnis Have Many stnrs.
Richmond had many stars. but tho
= LAYING Of Mack" Mahancy. Jones.
1d IieElcr stood out above that OF
IN" OF their teammates. Jones and
&'eticr completed their athletic ca
GERS at IN" University OF Richmond
lar az football Is concerned, yes
Fl rddy, and they left Il lasting Inn
&rcssi"n on those who have follow
mo fortune. Of the Spiders on the
#ridiron.
81 "i'h IN" spiders leading by the
= i'nt margin az three points. Jones
implicitly outguosscd the William,
nd Mary team ia the third period.
IN he called Tor forward pans
lay With the bali on William and
'ary's th.rto"u-yard line. Zlelslcr
4 hs called back TO drop Kick. The
it-footcd Spider set h!mscl: for the
lex and with the Indians forward
u icked ~ shot pass To Jones, who
III s>>r;cd the William and Mary
II end Tn" quarter back was but
few steps from tho goal line. when
nailed the ova, and stepped acroS s
10 anal chalk marx with ii,tlc CT
: ,r' having cyadcd every Indian.
81 Displaying great defense and an
bi!ity 10 advance tho bali the In
ians appeared dangerous In tho OPEN
* period and their supporters went
- III as they advanced the bal! well
ithin the spiders territory. Rich
3ionG received tho kick and Fray re-
urned the ball TO the thirty-yard
4.nc. after a Nftcenyard run. Two
G1e plays advanced the oval 10 the
pidcrS' forty yard line. The
zpidians forwards smearcd Sncad
- hen he attempted TO execute a
ouhle pass with Jones. From a Kick
jrmat!on. Jones lodged his way for
= netccn yards around the Indians
"a Hht end. Kichmoud lost five yards
n a penalty after Fray had adj
anccd the bal! q yard.
81 1t was on the next play that the
- Sst scmbiancc OF a score took place.
Spiders began their overhead at
Hex and on the nrst attempt to AL
irce the ball via the aerial route
saster marked their efforts. for
81 iid. the William and Mary center,
- as covering the intended receiver Of
20 pass with the result that 1t was
terceprcd. Todd kept straight down
% side lines and hail travcrscd
Hirty yards before being duwncd.
hon ho was tackled the bali rested
the Spiders. thirty one yard line.
&"-IOnk" White. considered lay many
II. he one uf the fastest backs In the
ate. worn"d his way thvvu-h
exile for nine yards and Irwin add
TWO more for FIRST down. Irwin
tempted 10 circle Richmond's right
HID. but was downed by Carlton.
#irlton again broke through a fcw
Minutes later and downed Irwin.
8landers was used TO good advan-
81 .gc and brought the ball TO the
- ,!dcrs' thirty-six-yar line. after
8lv!ng been thrown for loss and
49, tcljI IAc Vu'>' 80 o'N'>
+ -o-ped back for a kick, but the
;aI missed the bars.
81 Richmond's onense then opened
II ith Zicgler advancing the ball
: ght yards. With tho oval in his
: ,nds and attempting an end run,
Mlptain Jones dropped the ball, and
81 bounded back to his ffteen-yard
ne Snead painted to the thirty
&c yard line. Doc" RanGley, tow
Hing tackle for the indians. let his
essence be known by opening sew
"a! holes In tho Spiders line. and
,e ball rested on the Spiders fftecn-
4tr' line once more. Here Flanders
- popped hack and kicked pretty
pal from the field for the first points
II the contest.
With an advantage of three points.
: re Indians returned to the game for
- &c second half confident. White re-
&ived Mahaney's k!ck-oT and sprint
twenty yards before being downed.
I'm exchange OF punts and Il penal; y
8ivc the spiders the ball on the In
ans forty-hye-yard line. U!egier
Il a6a two yards. and on the next play
4ahaney got away for his run for
- touchdown.
The Indians elected to kick and
81 ahancy received the ball on his
: even yard line. and after fumbling
Il, returned fourteen yards. Gains
" Zeglcr and Mahaney failed 10
= AXE tho required distance and Snead
. cked. White fumblcd on the first
10 lay. and ztegler recovered the oval
II, the Indians forty-one- yard line
8 ahancy again evaded the Indians
> cklers and skirtcd their left end
= II t.!lrty-two yards. After being
= irown for a loss, Captain Jones
j Gnaled for his fake kick formation
3hd received forward pass from
.egler for the second touchdown.
4iegler drop kicked the extra point.
u Penalties married the game, both
8,ams being guilty OF r-side plays
8nd unnecessary roughness. Durin.;
nc game tho Spiders lost sixty yards
Hy penalties and tho Indians sixty
I've.
Yesterdays game was tho thirty
EUrd gridiron baltic between tho two
= z..ations. the first game having
- Aen played in 1898. During the foot
al relations Richmond has won
venty-four OF the contests, william
I'd Mary seven, and two have been
games.
Rev. 4. Ryland Sanford, D. D.. of
nathan. Va. was spectator at the
amo. DR.. Sanford made tho flrst