Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15
Two Touchdowns Made by
Orange and Blue in
Final Period.
FRAY PUZZLES VIRGINIA
Pulls Two 35-Yard Runs and
Scores First Touchdown
Of Came.
Special to The Timen-Dl,pa,cb.1

-R!chmond University played tho
strong Old Dominion eleven to a
Htandstill here this afternoon. and IL
was only by lucky break and "A
complete reversal OF form in the las,
hvo minutes OF play that the Vlr-
Sinia varsity managed to pull
through with n li-to-6 victory
Coach Dobson's machine displayed a
hnished attack that Melted an earned
touchdown In the second quarter and
Kept the Orange and Blue on the de-
Tense until tho nnal period.
The entire Spider bnck field played
stellar ball. piling up nine first
downs while Coach Campbelrs
charges were allie TO register but
i've. |irginia's famous defense
proved powerlcHs to solve the visi-
tors speedy shift until the second
half. and was then forced to resort
10 punting game to gain any ad-
vantage.
AT the beginning OF the nnal quar-
ter. Towill. who had been substituted
Tor Captain Jones, dropped one of
Arnold's long punts. aud Lewis, who
recovered the ball. raced forty yards
tor touchdown. With the crowd
yelling madly for the deciding point.
Fenwick coolly dropped the bail be-
tween the bars and repeated tho
Feat when Arnold was pushed
across the limo a few minutes later
fray was the individual star Of
The game. Time and again he
plunged through the ferce-charginR
orange and Blue forwards for long
gains. and In both the first and sec
ond halves he ripped of a thirty
hHe- yard run around right end
For Virginia Arnold's toe was tho
most dependable ground gainer. The
ea-bynchburg College star over
reached Sncnd in punting duel
which lasted throughout the entire
forty-cight minutes of play.
Among the Virginia linesmen.
Lewis played savage defensive
game after he was returned in the
second half. and Ferwick was as de-
pcndable as ever The giant tackle
also displayed great GOODNESS OF head
In his toe work after the two touch
downs and I'm kicking OFF
Virginia started OF with a rush
eE registering two hrst downs on
short gains through the line. After
two exchanges OF punts. II was Rich
monds ball on her twenty-hve-yard
line. Rushes by Zeigler and Snead
Melted first down shead then
kicked To Foster. who fumbled on
virginia's ,wcnty-hve-yard line.
Bethel recovered the ball After
failure To gain In two attempts.
Davis broke up an attempted for
ward pass. ZciSlcr then dropped
back for try At field goal. but the
pigskin spun along the ground. and
the attempt was a failure.
1t was Virginia's bail on her
twenty-yard line at the start Of the
second period. Arnold puntcd to
Richmond's forty-yard line, where
Jones was downed by Captain Hall.
Fray then startled the crowd in the
stadium by getting around Virginia's
left end for th!rty-five yards. Zcig-
Ter followed with twelve yard
sprint on cross buck. and Snead
added five more. Fray then dashed
around left end for n TOUCHDOWN. At
the try for goal the Virginia for
wars smothered Zeigler, and the
pigskin never left the ground.
The third quarter was featured by
two fifteen-yard runs ty Zeigler and
Fray and a clever forward pass,
Jones to Fray. which Melted another
fifteen yards and planted the b:sl on
N!rEinia's forty-yard line. Here the
Spiders were forced to kick, and the
remainder OF the half was taken up
in punting duel.
After Virginia had scored her two
ftouchdowns in the final period, tho
Richmond squad threw another scare
into the Virginia camp by carrying
the ball from her own thirty-yard
line to Virginia's thirteen-yard mark.
Two line plunges were rcpulsed and
two attempted forward passes
grounded. The whistle blew soon
after Arnold punted deep into Spider
territory.