Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
Williamsburg Team Presents
Driving Power in White
and Levy.
RICHMOND BOYS SHINE
Tyson, Blankenship and
Brenaman Play Best
Game for Tigers.
ny pARLE LUTz


Lemon and Black aggregation
smashed the Hampden-Sidney eleven
yesterday at Mayo Island Park, win
Ming lbs hrst game In twenty y odd
starts against the Tigers. The score
was 80 to s.
From the first minute OF play, the
Indians were on top by touchdown
made on two runs after the kickoff
But II took real work to again cross
the Tiger line. the second touchdow n
coming on play when the Hamp-
den-sidney lads Stacked up because
An official was blowing for pen
atty, Tho Tigers were the Offend
ers. however. and William and Mary
elected TO take the gain instead of
the penalty.
II WAS here that Hampden Sidney
showed lis only real flash OF form.
with Tyson the leading hgure. The
former John Marshall star took a
KICK on his own Vineyard line and
carried the bali sixty-eight yards.
On the next play he skirted the In
dian right nank for a touchdown.
Goal was missed.
Penalties and fumbies In their own
territory twice put the Tigers In the
shadow OF the goal. and william
and Mary pushed the ball over. A
long run by White and two good
gains by Levy again brought the
ball TO Hampde n Sidney's line, and
White crashed across
The game was played on day
better suited for baseball than foot
ball. and the erect of the heat was
seen In slackeninH up Of both teams
In the last half, although the Indians
Meathered II better than their lighter
opponents. An attendance of approx
tmsteIy 5000 was attracted by the
game. IL being the nrst appearance OF
either team here this season.
William and Mary showed n punch
that was almost irresistible at times,
while at others the Indians look ed
ragged. But at no time could II be
denied that White and LEVY, the
speedy Indian backs. had the Tigers
at their mercy. Biunke nsh p 8
smashing tackles. aided by Brenna-
mans quick work In getting down
under kicks. undoubtedly saved the
Tigers from worse drubbing.
The thirteen-ycar jinS was broken
before the crowd had settled, down
TO enjoy the game. Runs. by Levy
and White turned the trick, four
plays putting the ball across the goal.
IT looked as IL the Indians We're In
for field day, but the Tigers showed
recupcrative power and a lighting
spirit that made the next touchdown
reward OF EFFORT although the
blowing Of the iinesman's horn
threw Hamrden- Sidney OF It's guard
ana paved the way TO a touchdown.
TYSON Snrinfs Sesenty-Two Yards.
Hampden- Sidney's surprising come
back In the second period made tile
Indian lead look prccarious. ReceIv-
ing a Kick on his own goal, Tyson
ran the ball back seventy-two yards
On the next play he took Il across
FOR the only Tiger score. A try for
point failed.
tyson was taken from the game
and with him the sudden offensive
power. when he returned in a later
period he failed to duplicate his fine
work. but his running mates bv maj
time had lost their punch and were
hghttnk defensive game only.
The Tigers were the victims of sew
eral costlp penalties and fumbled
twice at dangerous points. The
fumbles and penalties put the In
dams within striking distance and
Hastings ploughed his way to touch
downs. The final touchdown came In
the last period. White brought a
punt back to the Tigers forty-five-
yard line. White then snaked thirty
the ball five more. On the ten-yard
line White. In two plays. carried the
ball across. 1,
William and Mary. played straight
football with switch to the aerial
game at sevedal points. The Tigers
easily broke up, the air attack and
themselves failed to utilize II for
gains. The teams were evenly
matched I'M kicking. although the
Tigers were forced to resort to
punts more frequently, than their
opponents. In running back punts
the Indians did the better work.
Blankcnship and Brenaman played
fine defensive game for the Tigers.
while Tyson and Blankenship were
the best ground gamers. ~
Levy White. Hastings and Irwin
were the offensive stars for the WIN
ners, with Todd and Jordan standing
out in the defense.
PIay in Detail.
First 'quarter-William and Mar,
received Hampden- Sidney's kick
White making a short. return; Levy
made four yards through tackle. Ed
win made It to the ffty-two-yard
line the same way and Levy skirted
right end for twenty yards. White
tried left end and was forced oul
: after a short gain. Levy went over
for touchdown. lodging three tack.
lers on wide run around right end.
He added a point from drop kick
At the end OF three minutes and
four first downs, the score was: In.
dams q; Tigers, O..
Todd kicked on to Tyson. who re.
turned thirty yards. On the mex,
play Tiger ,.iback fumbled ant
Chaukley recovered for w. e. NJ. Ir.
:, win made four, yards. Levy failed
.;.}to gain, irwin was thrown for four.
yard loss and the Indians punted Out
Ct danger. the hall going out 10 the
Continued on Second Pase.)