Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-21
MADISON LOSES TO
LANCASTER ELEVEN
Visitors Score -Four Touchdowns
But Cannot Gain Through
Purple Line

Illudy IOl d DdlllC Will AholHioOi
Hi and won by a score OF Is t
0. Although the locals outplay
ed Lancaster in the first half th<
score at the end of the SECOND
period was Is to 0. Fumble at
ter tumble was marked agalns,
the Madison boys. They playet
Z one of the best defensive games
ever seen on a local field in the
first half, only to lose all by fun
bles. The purple line was more
than match for the green and
white. Madison drove the visit
ing line before them in the first
half with ease but could do little
in any line of attack i'll the Sec
ond chapter.
Lancaster soon learned that
nothing could be done with the
local line and resorted TO end
runs which were responsible for
the size OF the victory. G.. Gas
tineau, Lancaster fullback, who
is noted for his ability to hit the
line, was stopped in his tracks
every time he got his hands on
the ball. In the first half the To-
Gals made six first downs to four
for Lancaster. However, Coach
Heber's men carried the ball for
six first downs in the last half
to Madison's one.
The visitors opened by making
one touchdown right off the reel.
They kicked to Madison who
fumbled on the IS yard line.
Captain Cox, OF Lancaster. then
made ii first down, the only one
in the first quarter, around right
end. Here Madison staged a
pretty exhibition of defensive
work They held the visitors for
downs, the ball being carried
within six inches OF the goal.
John Altman was called back tC
punt but Lancaster broke thru
and when he was tackled he
dropped the ball, Hamilton Cox
recovered for a Lancaster touch
down.
In the second quarter Madison
plowed the Lancaster line for
good gains but lost the bail in the
middle OF the field after carrying
it 80 yards. Here the visitors
worked the ball toward their
goal, scoring on a pass from Cox
Robinson. Cox kicked goal al
ter touchdown.
In the last half after inter
cepting a forward pass near the
goal line. Walker Robinson car
ried it over for the visitors thir0
touchdown. He played a nice
game thruout, his broken field
running in the second and third
quarters being especially good.
The last touchdown came as a
result of two corking Is yard
runs by Virgil Gastineau, first
around right and then around left
end.
For Madison Clouse. Reeves
and Huguely carried the ba&
well, most of their gains being
thru the line. Clouse probably
gained more yards than any Of
the other backheld men. In ti>e
line every man was star. En-
couraged by the fight shown by
Captain Altman, the whole line
played a game that would do
credit to any team.
Captain Cox and Walker Rob
inson were the best ground gain
ers for the visitors. They car
ried the ball for gains OF 40, r..
IS and 10 yards around the ends
all thru the game.
The line-ups:
Madison Hacker re; John
Altman TT; Hurst rg; James All
man c; Terrill lg; Wells 1t; Gen
try le; Huguely qb; Reeves rh ;
Martin III; Clouse fb.
LANCASTER: Anderson re; G. D.
Robinson rt; Kavanaugh rg;
Bratton c; H. c. Cox lg; Crutch-
field 1t; Estes le; Y. Gastineac
OBJ; II. Cox rh; w. Robinson III /;
G.. Gastineau fb.
Substitutes Madison, Sauhey
for Martin; Bower for Terrill ;
Rymel for Reeves; Terrill for
Bower; Reeves for Rymel. Lam
caster, Lawson for Anderson,
Anderson for Lawson.
Officials: Gumbert and Carter.
1t looked like all of Lancaster
came up for the big football game
Friday to see their champions
perform. Among those here were
George D. Robinson, who had
two sons in the game; WI. Law
son. who had one; former Jailer
Uncle Dave Ross, Fred Frisbie,
Clay Kaufman, Tommy Cotton,
Jim Smith, Marshall Denny, John
McRoberts, Chief of Police Dick
Bratton and a score or more