Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

'tS nS MIS- last engagement on the
1hdium Field. Captain waveriy
ones covered himself with personal
'ory, although his handling, Of the
pider machine was not up TO par.
owever. with sixty.nve dash
trough the Tigers he accounted for
touchdown and in few minutes
ore ripped on forty-nine yards for
mother. Whatever his other short
G-hngs. Jones was the hero Of
n esthampton last night.
Il Spiders Lack Team work.
The Spiders lacked the machine
: ke precision that has marked their
ay on other occasions. Perhaps the
OK OF the Tiger forwards may
= ave been responsible, but the Rich
'ond plays failed to gain the ground
Expected OF them The Tigers were
laying at the top OF their form and
lth the determination not TO per-
at the Red and Blue To roll up
8:orc against them.
II Richmond scored in the nrst
&erod. with II twenty-five yard run
I'D tackle by Zeigier putting the
ail across the line. In this period
Yne Spiders made Ave first downs
one Tor their opponen,s. who. after
8eiSicrs performances, braced and
iayed strong defensive game,
i The second period was the best
pr the Presbyterian cohorts AL
Enough they presented no offsets,
Pc Tigers prevented the Spiders
pom gaining ground. only two first
3'Yns being made In the fifteen min
Red and Hue Works. Passes.
. Opening the third period, the
piders were again put in position
- sount when Heigler pierced the
ne for iwehty-three yards. Two
candy forward passes netted twenty
ards. The Spiders lost the ball on
owns, but the Tigers also kicked.
: mother air heAve brought tho ball
Fl within eight. yards OF the goal.
Il elGier pounded through for four
- ards. Fray added two anl Jones
: bed around end for the touch
pwn, barely taking the ball across,
Il desperately were tho Tigers
iarging.
fapr,s the fourth period Bethel In
EArceptcd pass and the bail was
a orkcd TO the thirty-tive yard line.
Zones slid on tackle and started
: own the field. Fray cut down the
Hne Tiger in the secondary defense
U,
HNking the si1ty-fvc yards for the
touchdown
Il II is not often that Richmond bene-
Is by a break Of the game, but
low Radcliffe leapcd into fame. On
punt. the Tiger receiver lost the
HALL. RatcllTe dived under the mass
- came up with 1t in his arms
= nd raced across the line for
Uouchdown.
Not satisfied with his former long
fin. Jones passed twenty-five yards
#) Radcliffe after the kIckom and
#nen repeated his dash through
Rckie. going forty-nine yards to the
Hhal line. The Spiders practically
-ere all subs now and Hampden-
= Idncy prevented further scoring.
PennItIcs Are Given.
llampden- Sidney made only three
rst downs and completed two
asses. Sixteen first downs and Six
en- ,,lete passes were made by Rich
8iond Both teams suffered.the same
Meralty.
: For Hompden Sidney. McKelway,
center, was the outstanding de-,
= ensive figure. He crashed through
e everal times and threw runners for
II loss and was always down under
unts' DiahNSHsHip OhCheo up tne
= pc well and was In all the plays.
Id. Drenaman. the Tiger captain. put
- p fine game on the left wing.
4 -.dcker and Reams were both
Itrong on thu Spider tanks Zelgler
Ind Jones were the offensive stars.
when necessary the whole Spider
ne was alright and Carlton and
Johnson opened up some good holes
SQr the runners.
81 The game started under bad wind
Conditions. which made the kicking
III ifticult. In the final period the rain
lso added to the difficulties. The
cid had not recovered from the
NJ, of the mldweek and was too
cavy for. really fast play.
Bob" Brenaman, of this city,
Yfember OF the Hampde Sidney team
Vas knocked unconscious for few
Bninutes In the last half Of the game
sfa result, OF being injured in the
tomach by being stepped upon by a
x 1ember Of the University of Rich
onond eleven. a cleat on one OF the
Yesthampton players shoes caused
he injury. the injured player, who
vas given emergency treatment by
physician. was able to walk nm.
SISTED from the stadium. Brena-
haze was 80 much improved last
Night that he was aha ~ attend a
aoclal affair. "
Richmond won the toss and re-
eived. defending the west goal.
T. ter three drives at jHampd en- Sid
eS's line the Spiders punted to the
Flyers 2o-yard line. The Tigers In
urn could not gain and kicked the
all going straight up in the air and
aimed only abeut fifteen yards. TAX.
8ns the hall on the Tigers 4O-yard
Inc the Spider back field began Its
&riye to.thes goal Eighteen yards
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