Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 316, 20 October 1919 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AtfD SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1919.

ARMY RESERVES GIVEN BEATING IN SUNDAY GAME

Outweighed and Outclassed,

Richmond Eleven Gets

Worst of 91-0 Score.

PORTLAND, Ind.. Oct. 20 Although inakir.g a game fight, Richmond's Independent football team was hopelessly outclassed by the fast and heavy Portland eleven, and were defeated here yesterday afternoon, 91 to 0. Portland's team outweighed the Reserves approximately 25 pounds to the man, and the light weight of Sheridan's team was unable to withstand the attack. Portland started the scoring with a touchdown, following a long end run by Captain Brady, in less than 5 minutes of play, and for the rest of the game, the Reserves were not within striking distance of Portland's goal. The first half ended with the score 45 to 0. Portland opened the second half of the game with some lighter men, and the Reserves were able to hold them to fewer points. Toward the last of the game, the regulars returned to the Portland line-up, and continued romping through the Richmond lino. Game Was Free. Although there were several injuries sustained by Richmond players, the game as a whole was unusually free from roughness. Breide, halfback Jid captain, was the star of Portland's aggregation, and his end runs were responsible for the majority or Portland's gains. Richmond's Injuries were caused largely by the inoqual weight of the two teams. The work of the entire Reserve backfield was very good, and the backs showed up well against their opponents. Harold Norris, former high school athlete, had his shoulder dislocated and had to be taken from the game in the second period. Rife, Reserve tnd, dislocated his knee and also had to be taken from the field. Several others sustained minor bruises and sprains'.

Line-up: 1 Richmond Portland Hale R E .Tay Ncrris.-.j R. T Votaw Kinsella R. G Bishop Henderson C Halley Brady L. G Witsche Smith... . L. T Rook Sheridan ., L. K Berghoff Locke... F Longfellow Rudy .. R.1I Breide O'Neal... Q Logan Tittle F. II Bynon Substitutions Rife for Sheridan, Webb for Norri3, Ashinger for Brady. Sheridan for Hale. NOLA.ND HOME FROM NAVY Dorsey A. Noland. son of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Noland, of North Sixteenth street, received his release from navy service last Monday. He is visiting his parents for a few days, and will later return to Detroit to take his old position with the Ford company. He was In thirty months, having served

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