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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
by Peter l.. Carney,

'-"i'oT .NdtionHi sports syndicate.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Dec a.
i'id YOU ever stop 10 compare the
skates YOU see on rink and Lake to-
day with pictures OF the old wooden
Top. curlcd iron toe skate OF "A couplc
% generations ago and the days when
MT iickwick gently trusted himself
10 the English ice after Il hearty holi-
ndE dinner As in nearly everything
! else. the progress OF these past six or
| seven decades has hccn almost phc-
nomcnal.
Much OF IL in this line Is tho result
o. The ideas developed by a Massachu-
sttts lad in the fortics as he skatcJ
day after day up aud down the rivers
col lbs native state That lad devised
IN" iuca "i tho clamp skate, which he
patented in iS5i. OF tho all metal
skate and the strapless skate So
Seen was his interest in skates and
tht.r development that IN 1866 he
turned from the manufacture OF guns
in which ne had been engaged dur
ms the civil War. tn tho establish
meat OF business FOR tho manufac-
turo OF his skate inventions SO was
rounded the NOW world famous Bar.
ney and Berry skate business Everett
III. barney. the lad OF whom we sneak,
devoted the rest OF his life to this
"""'HcSS' since MS utSth the bus:
ness has been acquired by the VIM
chester Repeating Arms Company and
continued in vigorous operation.
Loved Ice skating.
barney was great lover OF skat-
ing. Ho found. however, that the
only skates which were available
were heavy and clumsy. that the
straps collected snow and slush which
caused cold feet ana kindred discom-
forts and required frequent stopping
L" remove the Accommodations OF ice
which formed about them. Eeine OF
an Inventive turn and working at
tho time In his fathers wooden mill
at SaSonvllle- Birmingham. young
l'arney began to devise means OF re-
moving these inconvenirnccs. and
from the practical experiences ha had
as q skater he Developed tho improves
ments which Brought him fame and
lf0rtune,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
w. & l.. PLANS FOR BIG
VARSITY BOXING TEAM

LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. 34Wash-
ington and Lee will in all probability
have Varsity boxing team this
winter. according TO an announce
ment by Coach II. l.. Brett. who will
be i'm charge Of IL. This inauguratcs
n new athletic policy al the uniyer
sity. since there have been no recor
nizcd boxing teams in former ycar..
An encouraging number OF candidates
Is expected to meet In the Borcmus
Gymnasium Monday afternoon for
preliminary practice. from whom viii
be selected representative team
which Will possibly be matched with
the boxers from the University Of
Virginia some time during the win
ter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
80 ]. Of R. FRESHMEN ARE
OUT FOR QUINT POSITIONS
Dobson Looking Outfit Over
in Order to Get Strong
Five.

About thirty freshmen aSpirants
Tor positions on the University of
Richmond basketball quint have been
active for ten days now. and Will.
the time has been all too short To get
u DEFINITE line on the men, Coach
DobSon has had an opportunity to
give them the once over"
Although Their" are six OF last
years varsity team on hand this wear.
WIN several likely squad men. yet
bobson is looking for greater
strength. The men who have had eN-
pericncc. however, are looked Tor to
sife an improved exhibition Of has
kethaiI this season. when the time
comes for them 10 report.
There has hcon no call for upper
classmcn. they will show up at the
auditorium court Immediately after
the Christmas holidays. at which
time the Varsity men will be- out The
plan was decided on for two obvious
reasons, since the six first string
basketball men are also Dobson's
Football men, first to give the pigsk in
chascrs much-ncedod vacation and,
secondly. To allow the coach pppor-
tunity to give his new material un-
divided attention.
Dobson has Carlton, Towill. Sncad,
Fray, Zicgler and Bethel Ut last
years team. and Weeks. who made
varsity squad year before last.
Manager Hicly has devoted much
time Ia arranging schedule that will
be up to standard. and IL is expected
that the Spiders viii engage several
North Carolina teams, as well as WIS.,
itors from Maryland. The local auints
likewise will be on tho Red and Blue
schedule,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
j. n. c. TAKES FLORIDA
INTO CAMP; SCORE 1910
Tarhccl's Fleeincss of Foot
Ovcrcomcs Big Disadvan.
tagc in Weight.
$500 FANS WITNESS THE GAME
FIoridinns Stage Aerial Attack In
Third Period. Netting Them Touch
d"wn-Cnrniinn'S Line SmnShcs Are
Feature OF Grent Struggle.
tBy Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Dec. a
Tn University of North Carolina
football warriors today triumphed
over the 'hcavier University of Florida
eleven. the final score, II TO 10, be-
speaks desperate attempt on the
part OF the Floridians in the last half.
Adopting an aerial attack in the third
period. they appeared more on the
offensive, made Il touchdown and sue
cecdcd in rushing the ball to North
Cardinals tcn-yard line in the third
period before they were stopped. De-
spite tho warm weather. there were
thrills ~ plenty fer the some $500
fans.
The Tarhecls ovcrcame 4 disad-
vantage in weight OF twenty pounds
10 the man by nectncss of foot, and
Captain Lowe served as the pivot
from which eleven forward passes
spread out to well-trained machine.
Two OF these passes gave the Caro-
linians victory. Changing about. the
North Carolinians Squirmcd through
holes in, an unexpected Florida line
and again they skirted the ends, and
as II result North Carolina had far
the better OF it in the matter OF yard
age. 1t was Florida's burden mostly,
to hold. .M
Florida's first score came after a
few minutes of play when Dixon
kicked n goal from placement from
midGcld. The second and final came
when Dixon tossed q pass to Carl
ton for twenty-yard gain. The
work OF Lowe and Johnson in Caro-
lina's backheld featured, while Pome-
roy bore the brunt OF Florida's often
sivc efforts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
feTECH'S TRIUMPH" IS TERM
APPLIED THANKSGIVING WEEK
BkcksbWg Institution Scores Big Victory Foc Cele
bration in V. NJ |. Football Game and in Cross.
Country Run-Junor Team Wins Also

KI.aCKSBUFoG. VA. Dec. 3.-The
|aeadtng editorial in the current issue
OF Virginia Tech. the weekly paper
published by the cadets of the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute, calls last
week the perfect week" for lis
students Another writer styled the
period OF time from November 90 70
November &c Techs triumph" car
ryinE out the suggestion of the mn.
steal selection that was heard bv
thousands in two OF the princina,
cities of Virginia during that time
BY whatever name II is called
Thanksgiving week OF the good wear
1921 will live long In the memory OF
students and alumni. for il was
marked by a succession Of events
that are unusual In the history OF
Fthe average college or university.
Leaving BlacksburG early in the
week. the cadets went by special
train to Richmond. where they took
part in the Foch Day program. There
the cadet corps from V. +. I. won
unstinted praise from army officers
and citizens for their splendid an
pearance in the parade, even repre.
"A
ing them finet place. Going from
Richmond to Roanoke. they were
met by hundreds of alumni and
friends. who had already heard
through the press of their success
in Richmond, and these loya; sun.
porters had the pleasure OF seeing
Techs football team win the mos,
important game OF the season--the
ono with Virginia Military Institute
Junior Tenn Wins.
While the varsity was battling for
honors In Roanoke the junior var
slty was down in Newport News
where they won n signal victory
over the Naval Apprentice team
The football victory was not the
only triumph for Virginia Tech In
Roanoke Thanksgiving Day, for the
cross country team from V. p. I. de.
feated V. NJ. ]. and the Central Y. NJ.
c. A. in the annual dvc-mile Mara
thon staged each year by Thurman
fnd Boone. First and second place.
went to ". i. l., tho final score
standing 81 to 81 In favor OF Tech.
Rotter even than tho success OF the
teams and tho honors won by the
cadets on tho march in Richmond
was the spirit shown by the stud snt Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
MODERN ICE SKATES WERE
PERFECTED BY YOUNG Roy
Dlscomforts He Experienced Himself in Enjoying Ice
Sport Led Everett II. Barney to Invent
Modern Clamp Device.

the hrSt Improvement was the sut-
stitution OF q metal top for the heavy
ana clumsy wooden foot rest This
reduced the weight, but Barney found
Il still left all the Inconvenience OF
me straps at toe and heel TO gather
Inc chilling slush. lie then hit upon
IN" radical Improvement OF the clamp.
me hrst step in this process, which
WAS the basis OF the 1851 patent, was
clamp across the toe of the skate
winch Still LEFT a strap at the heel.
The idea worked well and was soon
expanded Ia include clamp M tha
hecl- The new clamp. however. which
az" away with the straps was length
MISC OF tho skate instead of across
me hccl ana tho two were soon con-
nectcd up, When Barney devised the
'dea OF the side lever controlling the
Two clamps "a complete new skate
rad hcen devised which proved i'm
incnseiy popular.
Other lnyeniions Made.
other Harvey inventions followed,
one OF the chief OF which was the
Unique oval metal button in tho heel
which lie invented 10 do away with
the old-fashioned long screw in tina
heel Of he skate which had to be
screwed up int" the heel OF the shoe
rms button fastened into holo In
metal plate which had TO he fast
ened To the heel OF tho boot. This
0evise nevor proved SO popular. how
ever, as the all-clamp skate after tho
side lever was attached TO Ii.
barney was 10 years OF ago when
no patented the clamp idea in 1854. IL
was dozen years later before, he
started the manufacture Of skates on
business tasis. although he had
made in his fathers shop. where ma
chinery was available for his use,
mod"ls OF all the skates no invented.
barney entered into partnership
with John Berry in Springfield in 1855
for tho manufacture OF skates He
bought cut the berry interest in tho
business two years later and contin-
ued the development Of the skate ,in-
dor the Harvey and berry name. To-
day u Is the motto Of the company
which no founded that Tn every LAND
whars water freezer the Barley anI
Berry skates ara knova.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
i. OF ALABAMA DEFEATS
TULANE BY 5C0RE,,-14-7
Game Ends in Attack on Ref
cree by Spectators Over
Decision.
Try Associated Trcss.l

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 3.-The
University Of Alabama defeated Tu-
lane by score of IL to : in "A post
season game here this afternoon
The contest ended in riot attack on
Rejoice Finley by spectators and
students OF Tulane. when he ruled
that fifty-yard forward pass from
l.egendre to Maloney. who ran ten
yards for the touchdown TO tie the
the score. was illegal. as he had
blown the whistle for time on the
period.
All newspaper men at the game
agreed that the ball was I'm play when
the whistle blew. hut Referee Finley
ruled otherwise, and had to be es-
corted from the field by twelve po-
licemep
Stumpy" Bartlett and Roxy
Rosenfeidt starred for the winner.
together with Captain Al Clemens
and shorty" Cooper on the line.
l.cgendre and Dizzy" Fits. big
Tulane tackle, played the best and
most consistent game for Tulane.
Tulane Position Alabama
Miske. left end Clemens (c)
Payne. left tackle. Lanyhorne
III. Talbot. .lctt guard. Montgomery
Recd co.. center ....... Wesley
+. Talbot. right guard. Hunt
Fits. right tackle. Cooper
Unsworth. -. right end $50. Newton
Is. Brown. quarter back. Bartlett
Turpin. left half .Rosenfeld
Ford ....... right half iurk hardt
LeSendre. fun back. Whitaker
Scoring by periods:
Iulanc ............. o 0 = 7
Alaba ma ............. IL Ola
uchdowns-Bartlett and Magic
substitute for Ford). Goals from
touchdowns- Blackwood (o), Maloney,
Finley tNirginial. referee; Strineer
tfennSN!vania). umpire; Watkins
tSewance). head linesman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
WILDAIR'S CAREER ON
RACE TRACK IS ENDED
LRv Associated Dress

LENINGTON. KY, Dec. 3-The
racing career of Wildair. Harry
Payne Whitney's 4-year-old son OF
Eroomstick and Verdue. has come u
an end. Like the great Man o. War
he will be placed in Il stud in the
blue grass region.
Emil Herr. New York breeder and
turfman. has completed arrange
mcnts for the transfer IF Wildair tn
mis- short Grass Stock Farm mex,
spring.
Tho horse has both racing per-
furmanccs and blood lines To recon-
mend him as a sire He has won
$3lt27 in stakes and purses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
WESTERN LEAGUE WILL
PLAY 1853 GAMES IN 1922
President Tierney Authorized
to Decide Upon Draft Prob
lem for Organization.
TBy ASSOCIATED Prcss.l

CHICAGO, Dee. Club owners of
the Western League. meeting here
today. decided To play ii schedule OF
l6S games for the 1922 season. and
authorized President \. H. Tcarney
To decide the draft problem for the
organization at the meeting Of the
National Association of Mino!
Leagues in Buffalo. December &.
The action OF the magnatcs en-
powcring President rearney TO set
tie the draft question means that
the western league will vote in op-
position to the restoration of the
draft, IL was asserted. President
Tearncy has expressed himself as
being strongly opposed to the draft
and also against the farming of op-
tional players.
Attendance at the league games in
1921 exceeded the attendance in 1920
by 10000. The total attendance was
647,l0l. it was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
QUANT|C0 MARINES WIN
FROM THIRD ARMY, 700
Weeks and DENLY Among No
tables in Huge Throng
at Game.
IRv A.soclated Pross. ]

BALTIMORE. Dec. 3.-Secretary of
War Weeks and Naval Secretary
DENLY were among other notatles
from Washington In the tremendous
throng that saw the football team of
Quantico Marines defeat Third Army
Corps area eleven. 20 to o. on Home
wood Field this afternoon.
The Marine forwards got the jump
on their opponents from the start.
and opened up holes that the backs
had 10 trouble plunging through for
substantial gains.
On the offense the Army showed
but little and never seriously menaced
the Marine goal line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
"BATTLING" SKI BEATS
FRENCH HEAVYWEIGHT

rARIS. Dec. 3-"BattlinG" Sikh. a
Se.~Eaicsc pugilist. outpointcd Paul
Journcr. French heavyweight. in NJ
teen rounds OF fighting tonight. The
Scnegalesc badly mauled his much
heavier opponent. but was unable to
land IL knuc..out blow.
battling" Sikh has been popularity
designated TO meet Georges Carpcn
tier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

while away from college and The
loyalty manifested by the alumni "a
their alma mater and it's represen.
tatives- Alumni in Richmond and
Roanoke were untiring in their ef-
forts to make the cadets comfortable
and happy. and they were emincntly
successful in this.
Thank People and Railroads.
The authoritIes'of the college and
the students wish to make public
acknowledgment Of the courtesies
SHOWN the students by the Norfolk
and Western and Atlantic Coast Line
Railways. the former furnishing free
or charge the special train for the
trip to Richmond and the latter ar
iording free transportation over its
line from Petersburg into Richmond
They arc also deeply indebted to the
people OF both cities visited for the
uniform Kindness and hospitality
shown them on the trip.
Returning to Blacksburg early
Friday morning, the students were
given holiday from classes tina,
day. and then came the dances OF
ire TWO clubs. the German Club en-
.crtaining In its halls and the Co.
''0' Siuo at the Uelu mouse. Fri
DAY night. Saturday afternoon and
saturday night young women from
all parts OF Virginia and some from
other States. alumni and club mem.
ners enjoyed what were probably the
most pleasant dances ever given a,
V. p. !.
President ut Installation.
President J. a. Burruss loft Tues.
DAY to represent V. y. ]. at the in
staIlation ceremonies OF tho new
president of the University OF iii.
nols at Urbana.
DR.. c. NJ. Newman. Paul Derring
(secretary) and Cadet III. w. Ander.
son represented V. Il. I. at the State
student council OF the y. NJ. c. A.
In Lynchburg Saturday and Sunday
The council voted TO hold the next
teachers training conference at V
r. !. early next spring.
Tho American Association of ACri.
cultural Editors will hold its annual
meeting mt the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute the last week In June. 1922
This association Is composed OF edi.
tors OF extension divisions and OK.
pertinent stations In, all the States
The meeting this year was held a,
Columbia, no, s.. I. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Forty-Four stntes Repcrescntcd.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Dec. 3.~-An
but four states are represented in tho
members OF the Yale freshman class,
according. to figures given out by
Dean Roosevelt T.. Angler today. The
states without representation arc
Florida, Arizona, North Dakota and
South Carolina. or foreign countries,
Slam, China. Australia, Canada, Eng
land, France and Palestine have inertt-
bess In the 1915 Glass,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
GENERALS V|C7ORs OVER
j. DETROIT, SCORE JAZZ
Washington and Jefferson
Maintain Winning Streak
Against Western Eleven.
Try Associated PRESS.

DETROIT. Dec. 5-UncovcrinE
speed and consistent driving power.
Washington and J"ncrson's football
team defeated the University Of De-
troit today and kept it's string of vic
tories unbrokcn for the season. The
score was II To ..
Washington and jefferson scored
"A touchdown in the first three min
utcs OF play. Hooking Detroit punt
the visitors pushed the ball to the
Detroit one,foot line. where Basista
carried II over. In the second Pc
Rod Erickson lodged through a
broken field for touchdown. stein
kicked each goal after touchdown.
Detroit's safety was scored in the
second period when Brcnkert recover
ed fumblcd forward pass behino
his own goal and was downcd by
Captain Willis.
Thu lineup and summary:
W. * Jen. Position L. o. bet.
kopf. .........lcft end ,..... Barrett
konvolinka...lef tackle. Ellis
Neal .........lcft guard. Maher
Crook ........ center $500. Kinney
Vince. right guard. Mcnamara
Windcrquist RICH, tackle. Soldbcrg
stein ........right end ....... Kane
West quarter back McKenna
Erickson. left half. Fitzgerald
Rrenkcrt. fright half .Loomis
Hasista ..... .fnll back ..... Laner
Score by periods:
w. Il j. .............. Ola
L. Of II. ......... . O. .
Washington and jefferson scoring:
uchdowns--l!asista Erickson. Goals
from touchdow (a). Univer-
sity OF Detroit scoring: Safety
Brenkcrt. Referee-MaNwcll iSwarth-
morc). Umpire Thorpe tColumbia).
Field judge-EldridGe tMichigan).
Head linesman-Moffat Princeton).
Time OF periods-l5 minutes cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

spring. No action was taken on nm
invitation from mississippi. A. &
NJ Tor the next track meet
IL was decided TO limit the confer
enc" membership to sixteen. which
would permit entrance OF two more
INSTITUTIONS and the delegates voted
mat PRESIDENT :. v. Sanford. OF
Georgia University. and the other
temporary officers should serve
through 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
W. RICE WARREN SELECTS A 1921
ALL-VIRCINIA FOOTBALL ELEVEN

W.
and the schoolsh vhaf-
ftardwc k. V =
hncto md Hall Virgins
NJ. l.. rilson. V =
Center-Eankins.
pieman Virgin Sutton
Hess l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
Coiorcd Grid TITLE Game Tuesday

Owing to the rain Friday. the con-
test between the Adclphia Athletic
Club and Virginia Union University
for the independent championship
VIII be staged Tuesday. December 6,
at Hovey Park. The game Is to he
called e 3:l5 o'clock.
The records for the two teams for
the season are exceptional. and,
judging from this, the game should
prove n good one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
ALL-SOUTHERN ELEVEN IS PICKED BY
80 SPORT WRITERS AND GRID COACHES
IBy Associateh rress.1

=
coaches
Atlanta Journal which win
OF votes
Ends-Owen Reynolds.
Tackes-.Ar,le Pew Georgia
Wechel
Centcr--'Bum" Day.
Quarterback--"Ro" MoNiiNin. Centre, 80.
sgS Full bach-Judy" Harlan, Georgia Tech al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04

Mary. Randolph Macon. Hampden-
Sidney. lynchburs College, Emory
and Henry, Roanoke College, and
University OF Richmond; in North
Carolina. Davidson. Elon, Guilford,
Trinity and Wake Forest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
GIhbon. to Meet O,Do,,a.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec. S,--Mikc
Gibbons and Mike ODowd, 81. Pami
middlcweights, Will box ten-round
no decision bout here December 49,.
It was announced tonight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
PENN STATE. SUPREME. IN
U. OF WASHINGTON CLASH
Lions Take 2l-to-7 Victory
From Sundodgcrs in
Fast Game.
EckMANN runs FORTY YARDS
"ashington's Captain Makes Spcctac-
uiar Trip DO~a Field for Zig Gain.
Wrstcrnrrs Only Gather up Power
Enough tn Make Single Touchdown
tBy Associated press.l


SEATTLE. WASH. Dec. 3-Penn
state Colleges football team came
out OF the East and defeated the Uni
vcrsity Of Washington eleven, 81 10
a. In University Stadium here TODAY.
The Sundodger lincsmcn were unable
to fathom Ia" Easterners attack un-
I'll the closing moments OF the thiro
period. and the fast Penn State backs
gained almost at will. using varied
attack
1t was not until Penn state had
scored three t9uchdownS aud "A total
score OF tw"nty-one points and tn.
third period was we'll advanced that
Washington took III. actual offensive.
On the kIcn-on after pcnn's las,
goal. captain Ray f:ckmann. playing
MS final game for tho Purplc an,
Cold. received and. breaking strairh,
through the center of the advancing
I"nn state liNc. carried the ball for
forty yards 10 midnc!d ON a long
straight run that brought the sper
tatprs IL their feet with a roar. Tn.
Hoh"odRcrs had their blood up an,
smashed irresistible toward the ron,.
.nree' i""r and fivc yards at II ,imc.
Neasiy every play was through tho
line. Eckmann. VINO carried ~ 49,,
repeatedly took IL over from the one.
yard line for washington's only
touchdown.
rem state scored early in the ars,
period wilson. Redingcr and KILN
ger carrying the ball down from
klck-oNs In an onslaught that hal,.o
AZ no resistance. knabb went over
.he laAt mark from the one-vard
line and k!ilinger kicked goal.
ne Fasteners repeated In the sec
ohu heF'od. ten-yard pass, KILN
ger TO Mccollum sending the bali
over h'i!inger again kicked goal.
iohB drive down the field in the
early moments Of the third franz.
enabled tedinger to score penn.s
last touchdown Of the game. KILN.
ger kicking goal.
The ilnc-up:
Ienh state. Position Washinr,o,
Mc' o!Ium. left end Wilson
iiiliS' ....... left tackle. Clark
h"et '''..... LEFT guard. Rorrn
- "'''''''.. center Haynes
nenk right guard Hobi
McMahon... right tackle. Elack
iiumord. right end GaiI,,,,n
h!iiinrer. quarter bach. Hall
w Ils"n ...... LEFT half. Greene
Ncdi right half .Eckmann
hnahb. -. full back ..Ouass
Score by periods. r
renn State .......... O-2I
bennington ......-.- O.
fchh state scoring: jTouchdowns-
knhhb. Mccollum. Nedinger. Goals
from touchdowns - kilinger, 3.
washington scoring: Touchdown
Eckmann. Goals from touchdown
Eckinann. Substitutes: Washington
Timing for Black, Hin for Greene
L.anIhoEne for Hayes. Bartlett for
wilson. Ziel for Hill. Referee. Sam
Doiah' Oregon Agricultural Colleg.
umpire, Piiowden Stott, Stanford.
Head iincsman. r r Perkins. Chi
cagH Field judge. George Philbrook.
I Portland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-04
NORFOLK SCHOOL WINS
VIRGINIA GRID TITLE
Try Associated Press.l

ROANOKE, VA. Dec. 3-Maury
High school, OF Norfolk. today won
tile Virginia literary and athletic
state championship by defeating
Roanoke High School by the score of
IS to o. Maury outclassed the local
eleven in every department. of the
game.