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The diamond drill., 1921-10-29

At meeting OF the women's Club
on Thursday afternoon. October 27 the
following officers were elected and
committees appointed:
Officers for ls21-'22
PRESIDENT ................ lone Rezin
First Vice President 49,. Nora Conlin
Second Vice President =. Minnie Ball
Recording Secretary :. Mollie Mason
Corresponding Secretary Nettie Aruolc
treasurer ............ Agnes Lindsey
Trustees:
lst- year .......... Harriet Jackson
Ind, year .......... Olga Rosenquist
ora. year ......,....... Elvina Rossi
4th year ............... Vera Bowen
-. :. Committees :. .ss.~..
Standing Committees:
Program committee Olgo Rosenquist
Chairman, Alma Shaw ami Mildren
IOdgers.
Auditing committee Mary Keast
chairman. Alberta Bosanko and Edith
Uren.
Finance and Social Minnie Ball
chairman. Vera Bowen and Mabel Der
trand.
Membership Committee Nora Coniin
chairman, Edla Ostrand and Elvina
Rossi.
Publicity Committee Mary Keast
chairman, Flora Bosanko and Nettie
Arnold.
Special Committees:
Social Welfare committee Mary Hall
Margarete Eidemiller.
School committee Helen Gaffuey
chairman, Minnie Ball and Kathleen
Shells.
Americanization committee Edith
Uren chairman, Margret Cavanaugh
and Mollie Mason.
Anti-Tubercular Work Edith voose
chairman. Agnes Lindsey and Alma
Shaw and Helen Carlson.
Nominating committee Vera Bowen
chairman Bessie Sanders and Annie
Morrison.
The club gives a vote of thanks to
all people who assited In making the
Halloween Party a success.
Anybody wishing to be a member
OF the club may get application cards
from the Membership committee.
Hereafter the club will rect in the
City Club rooms at 800 o'clock on
the End. and 4th. Thursdays of each
month, coffee served at 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
FORK UNION CADETS END
SEASON WITH VICTORY
Randolph-Nlacon Academy, Of
Bedford, Is Swanpcd, 90
to 0-BackGcld Stars
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspa,ch.

FORK UNION. VA, Nov. 1o.-AIoc
Pitts Fork Union Military Academy
football team brought It's season to
\ close here this afternoon by swami.
ing the Randolph Macon Academy. OF
Bedford. by the score OF Gs to 0. The
Cadets ran rough shod over their on
ponents. who never had q look-in af-
ter the first few minutes Of the game.
Randolph Macon kicked to the Ca
diets ten-inch line, and when the
kick was fumbled recovered With
.our downs. in which to make ten
inches the Randolph Macon team
found the Fork Union line stone
wall. and the Cadets took the bali on
downs. Fork Union puntcd out Of
danger and took the ball on downs
about midneld. They hogan an Of
fensiyc, which crushed the visiting
team, and when the half ended. the
score stood IS to in favor OF Fork
Union.
With Wolfe. Charles. Brand and
Savory. in the back field starring, the
Cadets ran wild In the second half
and scored forty additional points.
bringing their total for tho day to
sixty-cight points. Cooper. Witt-n
ann Dillon played wonderful de-
fensive game for Fork Union.
Today's victory was the sixth in
seven games played this year. aud as
the Fork Union eleven was not
scored on in single game played
hero. the season was declared to he
a success. No visiting team mas
beaten Fork Union in three seasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
INDIANS TAKE MEASURE
OF PREACHERS ELEVEN
William and Mary Beats
Union Theological Seminary,
100. ut williamsburg.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times Diapatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG VA. Nov. -
William and Mary College today
rolled up the largest score In It's
gridiron history. and the biggest .cor,
made hy any Virginia eleven his sea-
son, defeating Union Theological SEMI
mary - TO o.
seminary did not make Il first down.
although completed three :orwa r,I
passes. William and Mary's team
work was excellent
Line piungcs CAV. the Indians their
hrst touchdown. four minutes after
pay began. y short pass. l.. Levy to
HASTINGS, VII" raced thirty yards. ac-
counted Tor the second score. The
third touchdown resulted when LEVY
ran eighteen yards for a score rter n
succession Of line bucks. Long runs
ny Jordan Peters and Hastings
worked the ball to tho six yard line.
"hcrc Joyncr carried II across
In the second half the Indians ran
wlid. Levy took Al kickoff back OF
his goal line and ran ninety yards.
This proved the outstanding feature
OF the game. Terrific piunEes by
Hastings. Chalklcy and Bcnrett
coupled with long end runs by White.
fiirn up touchdown after touchdow n.
with fifty seconds OF play remain
ing. Todd grabbed u pass that had
hccn Intercepted and ran thirty wards
FOR the final touchdown.
The come back,,pf William and Mary
ewes the team added ccnGd cnce as il
msgins final preparations for tho
ihuhksEiving game with University
OF Richmond.
W. * NJ. Position. u. r. s.
Hastings right end $500. CraiI,
oOIS ~ ~.
"ofs $3.50. right tackle :. Patterson
i.nwman right guard 49,. Cousar
ruler '...... center -. Wilkinson
Young -. left guard $50. C,urrie
Iodd ....... LETT tackle =. Crawford
oietz ........ left end ...... Worth
j. LEVY -. quarter back -. Moore
|. captain
letters right half back pritchard
1osher left half back :. Wake r
Jordan $50. full back -. buckley
score by periods:
w lillian and Mary :. - IA IS al--7e
summary: Touchdowns-Hasti
l3). Joyncr (3), Cha!kley (e1. I,
LEVY %. Jordan %. Todd ~.
e'oaIs from tonchdown-Todd. 10 In
~. Substitutions: For Seminary
SHAW Tor Comerford; New.and for
Sousar. fdWaruS for Ncwiand: Com
eriord Tor shaw: Cousar for Edwards:
alexander for Walker: Walker FOR
Pritchard; pritchard for Alcxaud.r
For William and Mary. Lryyy for
.. Levy; Chaikley for Jordan: Sum.
ner for Hastings; Bennett for Joyner.
Williams for Lowmun: holster for
Sorg. l.. Williams for Dict;; Hastings
Tor l.. Levy. Time OF quarters. tit.
teen minutes. Referee. Wallace wv.
No; umpire, Dean (V. y. ~; head
ilnesman. Christian CIV. Il NJ.
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my Associated rrsss.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. IL
The name of Ferdinand F'oc!,, mar
shal OF France. was inscribed today
VIA the sons or Yale upon In. roll
which bears those of George WASH
insioo, rather Of our country. and
General Lafayette. soldier and states
man. and General de- Rochambeau.
VINO Wa also marshal Of France.
Ndra:Al F'och received the honorary
degree OF doctor Gf lava a, n special
convocation OF the fellows OF Yale
University. and later az the all-d,y
guest OF the university. he saw other
sons OF the same alma mater battle
TO victory against Princeton. The
stay Of the marshal here was n con-
tnual ovation. Thrice he was driven
over prearrangcd routes with cav
airy escort AID was acclaimed by the
tens OF thousands who lined the
streets. and tonight he stayed ut the
nome OF Colonel Hiram Bingham.
Those who were with Marshal Foch
at the football game say that he
watched tn" players intentiy, occa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
MARSHAL FERDINAND FOCH
HONORED BY YALE UNIVERSITY
Receives Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws at Special
Convocation o! Fellows Of Eli-Favorably I'M
pressed With American Football

siona.ly using his field gasscs. At-
ter the game he was asked his inn
preston az, the sport and lac said:
1t was Interesting and exciting.
every moment OF it. The formations
or tac teams as they went throuu Il
with their plays made a keen study
which required much quick thinking.
nave seen football in France. but
never before such an exciting con
ties; as the one today II was all
brilliantly staged. from the brain
work and Drawn OF tho players 10
the esprit dc corps. or morale. shown
by them. Much OF this morale seemed
20 be supplied by those supporting
their respective teams. FootbniI is
on ideal game for young men be :
cause IL requires excellent discipline
Quick thinking, physical strength 1,
was one OF the most entertaining
Ehmes have ever seen My one
regret was that both teams could
not win. SO hard did each work"
On the Princeton side of tho bowl
Marshal Foch sat with Prcadcn
Hihben. OF Princeton. and Mrs. Hib-
ben
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
SIDE KICK SAVES
DAY FOR VANDERBILT
Unusual Play Enables Com
modorcs TO Battle Georgia
TO II Tie at Nashville.
ny Associated Pro.s.l

NASHVILLE. TENN. Nov. ia
perfectly executed on-sidc Kick to-
day by Tom Ryan recovered by Ru-
pert Smith III the fourth period gave
Vanderbilt a touchdown and en-
nbLsd the commodores TO tie the
Georgia Bui! Dogs. who mad ham.
nered over score in the second
quarter. Both goals were kicked
making the score To I.
Nandy. in the hrst half. was out
played and outrusled. and the Com
modoEes made only TWO first downs
roth resulting from Georgia penal
ties. The Bull Dogs flashed n ire
mtndous drive. seasoned machine.
which ran with clock like precision
and two smashing backs In Jim Tom
reynolds and Teency randall They
ripped through Nandcrbilr's line and
the Nandy ends II, -. covered punls.
But in the second half the Com
modorcs came back. They began To
display some drive. but ii crumple.i
and deep in GcorE las territory they
were forced TO kick Soon after the
fourth quarter opened Jess Nicely in
tcrcsptcd a Georgia pass and wcaved
HE way back Tor twenty-five yards.
RE WAS almost loose. but Jim Tom
Reynolds. who played the greatest
came OF his career. brought him
down.
vaady tried Two long passes and
both went awry. II WAS ihcn tia,
Ryan cut loose the on-sidc Kick: The
bali Travelled twenty-five yards, TAIL
ing among a dock OF Georgia men.
Rupe Smith scoopGd il up and raced
fifteen yards Tor the touchdown.
GcorSia's score came in the third
quarter when forward pass. Jim
Reynolds TO Hartley. nettcd eighteen
yards. Vandy was penaiized Ave
yards for on-side. Three bucks by
the Georgia backs against the stub
born Vandy defense nctted only
three yards. On the fourth down
with about n yard TO 60. Jim Rey-
nolds barely made Che touchdown
N q play through the line. Pew
clicked the goal.
Lynn Bomar was the stellar per-
former OF the game. In the first
half lac made two-thirds OF the
Commodore tackles and repeatedly
ras the saviour OF the game, blunt
M, the edge OF the Georgia attack.
Jim Reynolds. for Georgia. was al
TcsI unstorCable. and owen Rcy-
nolds at end displayed n marvellous
brand OF end work.
Score by periods:
Georgia ............U D VI
Vanderbilt :. .........0 0. o 10
Touchdowns: GeorGia-Rcynolds:
Vanderbilt-Smith. Goal after touch
down: Georgia-Pew; Vanderbilt
Smith.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

Richmond. 40: randolph Macon. o.
West Virginia. Z; Virginia, O..
Kentucky. II; v. NJ. l., Z.
Centre, 81: Auburn, 0.
Yale. 10: Princeton, Z.
Harvard. o; r:rown, 2.
Ohio University. "a: Columbia. 81.
Grove City. rs: West Virginia
Wcsylcn, 0.
New York University. :; Rutgers.
2l
Pittsburgh. o: Washington and
Jefferson. Z.
Kenyon. 0; Hiram. 0.
Oheri!n, :; Case. Z.
Chicago, II: Illinois, &.
Georgia, Z; Vanderbilt. {.
Georgia Tech. 81; Georgetown. {.
Washington, "A; Tulane, 6.
University OF Tennessee. 2l:
Sewnnee, o.
Cornell. IA; Springfield. o.
Washington and Lee, Il; Roanoke
College, o.
North Carolina. o: Davidson. o.
V. =. !. Reserve. 2l; V. 81, /. Re
serves. II.
ogie,hcrrr. :; Mercer. s.
Furman, I; University OF Soutf
Carolina. q,
Notre Dame. ~: HASKELL Indians.
fsnatiue College, Cleveland G.
Hobart. 35; Eufralo, q.
Vermont. -: Midilchury. z.
Exeter. "a; Andovcr 3.
Williams. 20: Amherst. o.
Tioston University, %: Norwich. Il
Stevens, "a; Maine. Z.
Dickinson, IS; Allegheny. g.
Muhlenberg, IL: Fordhnm. Z.
Wisconsin. Z: Michigan. :.
Wooster. Is: Akron. o.
Rucknoll, "a; Gettysburg, Z.
Rutler. 3; Michigan ArEics, ..
Purdue, o: Ohio state. IS.
Denison. 7; University OF Cincin
natl. 0.
LchiGh. 55; Lebanon Valley. Z.
Wabash, 80: Rose Polytechnic.
Western Reserve, Z: Ohio IVES
,eyan. o.
University OF Colorado. o: Unlvcr-
sity of Utah. 0.
Colorado school OF Mines, z: Colo
RADIO College. o,
Missouri. 81: Oklahoma. IL.
Otteroein, o: Wittcnbcrg, 90.
Iowa. 81: Indiana, 0.
Catholic University, 0; University or
Maryland. 16.
Pennsylvania Military College. o:
Connecticut Asgies. 0.
Phillips Exeter, "a: Phillips And
over. S,
United S,atos Infantry School. 81:
North Georgia Agriculture College. o.
Louisiana State, 81; University OF
Mississippi, O,
MaryvIiie College. 8; Carson New
man C0llexe. O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
AUBURN IS BLANKEO
BY KENTUCKY COLONIES
Centre College Takes Came
i'll Which McNIillin and
Roberts Star.
tGy Agsociaicd Press. ]

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Nov. Lied
by the terrific onslaughts OF their
backiicld stars. McMiliin, Tanner and
Snoddy. the Pray!ns Colonels of Cen
tire College. Kentucky. plunged and
passed their way TO 21-to-0 victory
over Auburn here this afternoon.
The Centre backs ran with the
speed of the wind, and the heavy
Auburn line was unable to stop their
opponents without gain. Time and
time again one of the trio mentioned
above. and often Red" Roberts him.
self. the general utility man of the
kentucky Quilt, would plunge
through tackle for substantial gains.
The speedy broken field work of Nc
Millin and Snoddy enabled them to
get n!oosc for longer gains than the
Others. hut Tanner and Roberts could
always be relied upon for a few yards
through the line.
Red" Roberts, who started out
playing end, ana later played every
position cSccp. snapper back and
quarter back. plunged through the
touchdowns made against the Plains
men. The other was buckcd across
by Hump" Tanner.
Centre did not run awny with the
Piainsmen. In fact. the game was
closer and harder fought than the
score indicates. The Coloncls kept
possession OF the ball at least three
fourths Of the time. which proba bly,
accounts for their victory.
The fow times that Auburn did run
with the bail showed that rlninsmen
wero facing probably the most inn
prcgnab!e line they have gone TN
AGAINST this season. Ed Stirling
star iuii back OF the Tlainsmen, ear
RED the bali only three or four times
but he gained ench time, once break-
Ing through tackle for twenty yards
only TO fumhlc when finally taci,lcd
The Co'orclE oDcncd IN with only
Few passes. the majority of which
were completed. however Straigh,
football and wonderful knnck ri
SHINING through OPENINGS In the line
enabled :he Centre backs to gain CON
s!stently
lnterfercnce given tho Centre run.
ners was well nigh pcrfnct. Win
PED Roberts running In the back
Ge'd majority OF the time, the
Co'onr!s srcut around ends or off
irc','c time after time, running clear
OF the rush line. to be stopped by the
secondary defense
kubahlc played great game nj
center. while James defensive work
was good
Centre. Position. Auburn.
Roberts. left end. .Moulton
Gordy.. lief; tackle. Pierce
Jones. 49,. left guard. .... Ford
kubahlc.. center ........ Cation
Shadoan.... .rirht guard. Lawrence
Cregor. right tackle. Garter
James. right end ......... Sitz
McMiilin. quarter hack. 80. C ibson
Armstrong. LEFT half. .OllinScr
Saoddy.. right half. Shirley
Tanner. full back. .Shirling
Quarters: r.
Centre ...... ..... 0 I'll
-tupuTu " " u
Summary: Touchdowns---Ro .:
McMllin. Goals from touchdOwus--
McM!lliu, 8. Hcfcrcc--Bradlcy Walk
or tVirginla). UmpIrc--Eob Williams
tVirginia). Head lincsrau L.
Thomas U'urduc).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
AUTO RACER DIES
FROM INJURIES
Try Associated Press !

PHOENIN. ARIL. Nov. 12.-Omar
tort died from Injuries received In
inc hfty-mile automobile race at tho
state fair grounds here today when
ms machine went over an ombank-
ment. Tho machine caught Are after
the accident.
Tots homo was in Los Angeles.
Ills wife was watching the race from
the grand stand.
The cause Of the accident Is no,
known.
The fatality happened while loft
was In the twcnty-tourth mile Of the
htty-mile race. in which Ralph dc
Palma, loft, Jimmy Murphy and Tom
my Milton had started. De Palma
led throughout tho race and was de.
clared winner,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
PETE HERMAN GETS
DECISION OF JUDGES
fRy Associntcl Press.l

NEW YORK. Nov. I2.-Petc Her
man. New Orleans, former worlds
boxing champion. re-
ceived the Judges decision over Roy
Moore. of st. Paul. In n fifteen-round
bout tonight. 1t was IIerman's first
appearance In the ring since he lost
his tito to Johnny Buff last Septcm-
b.r. Herman held n safs lead in every
ound but the eighth, In which Moore
lad a shade, and tho ninth, which
was oven. Tho former camplon's In
Citing was effective. with Moore
aking severe punishment from fas,
IEbt and left-hand body blows. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
TIE GAME ELIMINATES
WISCONSIN ELEVEN
(Ry 4 saociatcd Press. /

MADISON. WIS. Nov. l2--wiscon-
sin was virtually eliminated from
the trio contending for tho cham.
pionship OF the Western conference
when Michigan today Invaded Badger
territory for the first time since 1905.
and fought their old gridiron rivals
to n 7-to-7 tie.
wisconsin team in the conference
showing against tho unbeatcn Ohio
State and Iowa toams. Wisconsln's
only chance OF maintaining the triple
tie now Is to win her last conference
game, while the other two contenders
lose. None of tho teams meet each
othor. i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
ATLANTA GIVEN r..
GOLF TOURNAMENT
3By Associateh press \

ATLANTA. GA. Nov, la-Tha
southern Golf Association champ,oI,-. :
ship tournament for 1899 will bo
played 1T the East Lake Country
Club, In Atlanta. according to n lot
ter received today by Scot, Hudson. :
president OF the Atlanta Athletic
Club, from *. +. Smith, OF Nashville,
president OF the southern Golf AS :
ISOLATION. TIL cdate will he An. :
nounced later. Tho Atlanta course {
was tho choice of majority Of the :
members of the association, In a mali :
vote. which ha8 just been completion, :
MIR. Smith states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
COCHRAN-CONTI MATCH
OPENS TOURNAMENT

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Wclkcr Coch-
ran. of San Francisco. and Roger
Cont, of France, were drawn for
play today in the frs; game of the
worlds 1879 balk-line billiard tourna-
ment. which opens here Monday.
Willie Hoppe, VINO has held the
championship since he defeated
Maurice Nignaux in 1908. enters the
competition Tuesday night. when he
meets the loser of the Cochran
Cont match.
The draw today will bring together
Edouard Hore,nans. OF Belgium. and
ORC MCrningstar. Of San Diego, CAL
on Tuesday, while Jake Schacfcr and
George Sutton. the two Chicagoans
will also play Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
NOTRE DAME TAKES
THIRD CAME IN 8 DAYS
by Associated Press. l

SOUTH BEND. IND. Nov. 1o.-Tho
Notrc Dame football team today won
It's third game in eight days by de-
feating the Haskell Indians, I2 to z
before 5000 fans. Coach Rockno
started his second team, which scored
thirty-five points In the first half.
The Indians unlooged tricky for
ward pass attack In the second half,
but after they had scored one touch
down, the Notre Damo first team
went in and MOZART and Wynne tore
off long end runs that threatened tho
Indians goal AZ the game ended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
PITT LOSES CONTEST !:
TO ". & j. TEAM, Z TO @
LEY AssocIuted presa1

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 1o.-Washinr-
ION and Jefferson College took n srep
onward In the triState football
chaihpionship race by defeating tho
to 0. 'sS'
pittsburgh outplayed the visitors
the trst half, forcing w. and \.
punt each time Ii secured the haII
INC PANTHER backs were able to
riSk un only n few yards through
mo line. The bali was covered with
mud and fu'nbles were frcuuent...f
AFTER FIVE minutes of play in tho
maj period Brenkert shot forward
pass TO kopf. and he registered the
only touchdown OF the game. II,
tein kicked tho goal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
CHICACO'S MACHINE
DOWNS ILLINOIS
(ny Ansocintcd PROSE-

ERBANA. ILL. Nov. l2.-ChicaGo's
powerful lighting machine. playing a
driving game of straight football
defeated illinois. Il to 6. today OH j
MUDDY field. JOHNNY Thomas was
again Responsible for Chicaso's vic
tory. Tuice the big full hack drove
through the Illinois line for gains
shat placed the ball within .trihing
distance OF the Orange and l;!ue
goal. and each time he plunged acrosa
with the ball.
full kicka between the Chicago bais
for Illinois six points.
II was Chicaso's first victory over
Illinois since 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL
LOSES TO WOODBERRY

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Nov. IL.
AS a curtainraiser to the West
Virginia Virginia game, Woodberry
Forest defeated Virginia Episcopal
school here today to G. The game,
though closely contested throughout.
VAS rep,ete with sensational dashes
by the opposing backs. Woodbury.
outwcighed her opponents. but was
matched by the iiectncss of foot Of
the Episcopal backs. pcvin and Gold.
for Woodberry. and 10th. for Episco-
pal, were the stars OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
DEFEAT BLOTS perfect
RECORD OF M|DSH|PMEN
Penn State Wins Football
Game From Navy at Phila.
delpl1ia, 1877.
lns .Nsaocl.ted i.rrss. |

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. Ia
Penn State defeated tho %ayy here
today. u 10 7. /, was Annapolis
nrst defeat this Deason una Penn
state Is unheaien SO far this fall.
Played on Il neid deep In mud. tho
game WAC mos; stubDornly contested.
Although defeated. tn. Navy, wen,
down with colors flying for, In the
last period. the M!dshipmen showed
one OF tho finest exhibitions of line
picnging and carrying tho bail that
has been seer here this season.
State Colleg, showed wonderful
form on the offensive. and with the
fine exhibition OF defenuive work.
Nays only score came quickly
after the opening OF the game. The
ball was dribblcd hardly more than
ten yards on the KICKOFF and a Navy
man ,cll on ii before a Penn state
player could hold Il. on his forty
yar.. line. The iishipn.en then be-
gan Il sc-ies Of line plays tina, re-
suited IN n touchdown.
state quickly came hack with
touchdown through tn. mag nihccnt
work OF nlllingcr. wilson ana
Lightncr. but Lightncr failed To tic
Ia. score when his try at goal wen;
wide.
In the second period the Navy
fought hard TO hold the Pennayi-
vnnians hut the speed ana power o!
tn. attack. coupled with tic slippery
field, was too much for the Annapul
team and state. after "A fine exhibit
tion OF offensive work. pushed the
hall over Tor tho second touchdown
Lineup and summary:
y. $, uS). Position. - 90.
Frank mn. LEFT end ... .Parr
Hn!s .. Ter, tackle a.. Bollcs
Daer. ....... left guard Carney
BcntZ. ...... center $500. Larson
Eedcnk 800. right guard .Frnwley
Mcmahon. right tackle 49,. kins
IluRord right end ..... Taylor
Eillingcr quarter back ....Conroy
wilson. lcf, half back e. Kochlcr
I.ightncr.. right half back Hamilton
X nabh. ..... full back Barchct
score ny periods:
Penn State ..........G c--,3
Navy :. u
summary: Penn state scoring:
Notwithstanding Ligh;nar. Goal
Tor touchdown--I.iSh,n Navy scor-
ing: Touchdpwn--Earch Goal
from touchdown--Barch Referee
Sharpe. Yale. Umpire--Evans'
Williams. Field jndge-Mnxwcll
Swarthmore. I.inesman - Eckles.
Time OF pcriods--nftcen minutes
each
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Champion Prep Teams
May Meet on Gritliron

CLEVELAND, Nov. 12.-Nego-
tiations arc under way for n foot
bali Samo between the H2vorhiu
tMass) High School team and
East Tech. of Cleveland. Tho
HaYorhill eleven In En!d to have
the Massachusetts championship
clinched. whllo East Techs vIo-
tory over scott High. OF Toledo.
last Saturday gave It tho scholns-
tic title In this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
Cornell University
Has Fighting Coach

NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-1il DohIc,
hcad coach of Cornclrs football
squad. doce not believe In good
luck charms.
Doblc.s slogan is "IIold 'cia, light
en- and beat 'sm. and do not. do
pend on anything but Drawn and
determination when you are In a
Dlneh,'
The Cornell eleven has ontorod
recent games without tho tamil.
lar bear cub that followed thom
on the gridiron IN prawar days.