Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
Y. NJ. |. CADETS BEAT
ROANOKE ELEVEN, 900
Flying Squadron" Again
Shows Tendency to Accu-
Inulate Huge Score.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
LEM NGTON. VA. Oct. 7.--Dcspite
II slow, muddy field. V. =. L. ran up
total OF 90 points against Ruanok u
college, on Alumni Field this after
noon but not until they were forced
10 extend themselves due to the
stAnch effort and discrimination of
the visitors. FumElcS were frequent
during tho first part of the game on
account of the slippery ball and the
prevailing weather. The Cadets.
however. broke loose at intervals
for long gains which quickly re.
suited in touchdowns.
me Maroons' high hopes died com
MetelN when few minutes after
the kickoff Costello swept left end
for 4 siAty-yard gain for Il touch
down, which was closely followed
Win touchdown by White. Tho
score then stood II to ., both at
tcmr's OF try for a point failing
R"anokc's defense strengthened In
the second quarter. holding tho ny
ing squadron TO a single Touchdown
I;ut after the Cadets returned on
the field the sccoud half they dis
played better teamwork. which
Melted them five more touchd"wns.
Though the back field worked to-
Ccth"r with speed and accuracy. they
were greatly aided by the line which
constantly made gains possible.
The ball was never IN V. NJ. l. ter
rt'"ry' the Cadets Keeping it out Of
danger throughout the contest Roa-
nokc was unable to max. a single
first down against the oppoSition
Coaches Clarkson aud Raftery OK
pressed themselves as being well
pleased with the playing Of the team
in all phases of the game. They
showed satisfaction that every man
VII" took part in the gam" played
his best on both the defensive and
offensive.
In the back field White and Cos
toll" starred Costcll" showed un-
usual speed whcu running around
ends. while Whites passing and ALL
round playing was frs; rate Far
lcys passing and EcncralShip was
unsurpassed. He handled tho team
in most advantareous manner.
Harrison. Hunt and Barbour We're
the mainstay of the line; these three
men were largely responsible for
Roanoke's small gains.
The lineup:
The lineup:
Roanoke
V NJ. I. 500 Pos College Cop
Watkins. left end ...OuId
Gray .......lcft tackle. Potter
Barbour ....lef guard. ... Gcisiu
ferguson center. Logan
Harrison fright Suard.. Whit,
Hunt fright tackle. -. Davies
carton .....right end. Rissiugcr
Farley quarter back Caldwell
MacGrcEor left half. Iiur,
costello ....riGht half. Hike
White ..... fun back .. Cool,
Suhstitutions: V. NJ. I.-Rydcr for
MacGregor: Faulkner for costello;
RriGgs for Carlton: Caldwell for Wat
kihs; Mccoy for Barbour: McCrackcn
Tor Gray: Hammond for McCrackcn;
costello for Ryder: Attwcl for Far.
10y. kcliog for AttwcIl: +. Hunt for
w mite; Nugent for Il. Hunt Roanoke
'"IieGe- Woods for RiSSingcr: Stcv-
ems for Hi,c; Campbell for Woods:
R"li"r for Rice; Anderson for Conk
R'ier for White; Yost for Hite: Hite
for Moods.
Officials: Refcrcc-Applc. Wiscon-
SIN; umpire. Sutton. Georgetown;
mead lincsman. Schultz. Washington
ana Lee; timckceper, Read, Virginia
Military Institute.
Touchdowns: V. NJ I-Whltc. 2
costello 3; Carlton. /: Faulkner. /
Try for point: V. NJ. Waite
place kick; Ryder. forward pass.