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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Never has there been an election in
Wilmington when the result was any
harder to forecast than today's school
election. at which seven members of
a new Board OF Education, TO operate
under a law passed at the recent ses-
sion Of the Legislature are to be chos-
en-.
With 20 candidates in the field. each
with their friends and relatives. work
ing for them and many of them sup
ported by organizations with which
they are affiliated. there is no way of
determining just what the outcome
will he.
Judged by the work that has been
done previous to today. there is but
one candidate, DR.. Conwell Banton.
Negro, who appears to have enough
support to feel sure of winning.
Today. friends OF James T. Chandler
Sr.. began strenuous efforts in his be-
half. The fact that Ellwood Souder
had been named as a member of the
State Board Of Educa ton, while not
published until this afternoon. was
known all over town last night and
today. but whether that would infiu-
ence the vote could not be determined
The Citizens Committee is very anxi-
Gus TO elect him.
Jacob ostru, who has been a MEM
her OF the Board OF Education serving
with credit looks like winner
One OF the biggest last hour sensa-
tsons dexeloped last night. when spec
ial delivery letters were sent to prom
inent citizens on the east and south
side. The letter purported 10 come
from the Junior order of American n
Mechanics. and urged the voters To-
vote for Messrs. Washburn. Chandler
kersey, Stradley. Souder. Bailey and
Vernon, claiming that they were 100
per cent Americans.
This letter, il was admitted by mem
be-s Of the order of Junior Mechanics.
was duly authorized by their order.
Whether it will have the effect cf in
nuencing as many votes for the candi-
dates as IL will stir up against them is
a question.
Citizens Committee Active.
A final meeting at which plans we're
made 70 get out all the voters pos
sible was held BY the members Of the
Citizens School Committee at their
headquarters in the Hotel du Pont
last might. The odds and ends Of the
campaign were gathered together and
the decks cleared for the action of
the voters al the polls today. The
voters were urged 10 vote for the
complete ticket advocat ted by the com
m,ttee. Some not affiliated with the
Citizens Committee hope 10 accomplish
the defeat OF its slate by scattering the
votes among a larger number Of can
d.dates.
Persons were appointed to dis
tribute the final batch of literature
outlining the committees purposes. All
the members present were urged 10 de-
vote their energy to getting out the
voters. "A small vote at the school
election will mean defeat fc- the mass
OF right thinking people who have the
interests OF better schools a heart"
was the statement made by one of the
members.
The three candidates who poll the
largest number of votes today will
under the terms OF the law, serve
terms of four years each. while the
remaining four will serve two years.
siernately. four and three bienniaIIy
beginning in June 1928.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Senator BAN visits Hardlng.

Senator L. Heisler Ball was amon<
the several visitors who called az the
White House iii Washington yester-
day The purpose OF his visit 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
SCHOOL ELECTION
IS ANyONE'S FIGHT.
ALL EXPERTS AGREE
N;..acras Unable to Predict
Sure Winners in Today's
Contest.
20 STRIVE FOR OfFlCt
CANDIDATES FOR NEW
CITY SCHOOL BOARD

r,ilwood Souder.
DR.. Victor ID. Washburn-
Mrs. Emaica Il. Warner.
!. Victor Dorrell.
Thomas r. O'Donnell.
Eugene NJ. Vernon.
Mrs. Sallie T. Ginns.
Peter J. Ford.
Herbert T.. kaighn.
DR.. Conwell Banton.
James T. Chandler, Sr.
Mrs. Eva Robin.
John c. Kersey.
George Rommel.
Mrs. Florence NJ. Beacon.
Jacob Ostro.
George y. Bailey.
Or. Florence NJ. Seward.
Dr. John Palmer. Jr.
Sherner IL. Stradley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
wilmington Bank CIenrIngs.

Ciearings in the Wilmington banks
this week totaliod s3,24n.6s716. as
compared with s3.2zs. .SsB,05 for the
corresponding weoss of lnut year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
!. 3. oberly,s Condition critical.

James b. oberly Of 239 North
Broome street. who suffered a par
alytic stroke on Thursday Is in a
critical condition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

VIII person wno picked up black
folding pocketbook fn postoflce Fri
DAY nnoEt rooE. return same to
Eysry Hyaa-us Ofnae2--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Mayor Presents Flag to soldlers' Park
Mayor Taylor today presented tiue
nag 20 Old Soldiers Park Association,
for USE ia tho park. Mt SiXtscnth and
Axrl<st strests. The veterans APP
pr.ciats Sho E1f1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

4'funnanx and hcauIE. Alfred A.
Dorsey. S6s Oraa<s 81. Phone ST.
49,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Elberon, Atlantic Cty's bcst naod-
crate priced hote. Central rsn.
table. Running water In rooms. Dr.
Ludy-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
FIRST HEAT VICTIM.

James Davis Overcome In Front OF
Store Near Fifth and King.
James Davis, 55 years old, 614 Lom-
bard street, was overcome by neat
this afternoon in front Of the store
at 504 King street. He was taken 70
the Delaware hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
SOUDER CANDIDATE FOR
CITY SCHOOL BOARD
Believes He Can. if Elected,
Serve on Both; Otherwise
Next on Ticket Wins.

Notwithsta nding the fact that he
has been nominated by Governor
Denney for a place on the State Board
of Education. E!lwood Souder, whose
home is at 17l4 Washington street. is
seeking election today as a member
Of the new Wilmington Board of Ed
ucation He issued the following
statement this morning:
To All Voters:
Notwithstandin all rumors to
the contrary. ! am still candi-
date for election 10 the Seven
member School Board.
I have not withdrawn from the
Citizens ticket.
ElIwood Souder.
Saturday. June IL
When Mr. Souder was spoken to in
regard TO the matter today, he said
he hoped 10 be elected 10 the City
School Board and is putting forth
every effort in that behalf. If I am
elected. and ! hope / will be" he said,
y believe I can serve on both city
and State boards. However. if it is
found that / cannot, and il is shown
that / have been elected today, the
BaN pfohtUES lIldL AIlE next nlEnGSJ
candidate on today's ticket-that is.
the eighth highest--will be returned
as elected
Can Serve Both. Governor Says.
When the attention of Governor
Denney was called. today. to the fact
that Mr.. Souder is a candidate for the
city School Board at today's election,
he said he knew Of no legal reason
why il would not be possible for a per-
son to serve on both the city and state
boards.
Mr.. Souder said today that he had
accepted the governors proffer of the
state office.
Mr.. Souder's Position.
"As a matter of fact" Mr. Souder
explained. early today. prior to max
ing the above statement. Il have no
official knowledge of my selection as
a member of the State Board of Edu-
cation, though l believe such is the
case"
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11

Have you tried Clover Dairy But
teri Telephones I54o-I641.- ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Amusements Tonight

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strand Always AudAciouS
Auditorium Dancing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-11
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press % Every ANcnlnH
washington June a. weather fnr~
cast for Delaware.
Unsettled weather tcniEhi Nnd sunday
nrobably local thunder shOwcrN ~oo
tinued ~aru tonight. followed hV aAu,e
,xhat cooker sunday Afternoon or uvht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Pittsburgh. 0; Penn State, 0.
Washington and Jefferson, IS; West
Sirpini0

pittsburgh, 0; Penn State, o.
Washington and Jefferson, IS; West
Virginia, 0.
University of Detroit, 81; Univer-
sity of Vermont. 0.
Vanderbilt, Q: Scwancc. o.
Springfield. 0; New Hampshire. 0.
Georgia Tech, Il: Auburn, O.
Georgia. 2S: Clemson. o.
Centre, 81; Tulane, 0.
Muhlenburg, 6S; Ursinius. O.
University of Cincinnati. Z; Miami.
Lynchburg College. s: Roanoke
Furman. 2s: Davidson. o.
Franklin and Marshall, o; Gcttys-
burg, 0 tic).
Dickinson, o; Buckncil. 81.
Ohio University. o; Marietta Col
legc. o.
University of Kentucky. o; Uni
versity of Tennessee. 0.
Transylvania, II; Georgetown Coll
lege. 6.
South Carolina. 10: The Citadel, O.
Rollins College. 8; Birmingham
Southern College. O.
Colgate. p; Columbia, II.
Western Reserve, o: Case. o.
Maryville College. 81: University of
Chattanooga. 0.
Elon. 4; Guilford. 0.
Emery and Henry. 10; Kings Col.
WoTord, o; Trinity. CO.
ohio Northern. z; Wittenburg. O.
Hill, Z.
University of Alabama. I: Mlssis-
sippi y. & NJ. ttic).
Notre Dame. 4S; Michigan Aggies, o.
Kansas, Is; Missouri. ..
MSebraska. 10: Colorado Aggies. Z.
Marquette University. Z; Wabash
College, o.
Utah Agricultural College. IA: Uni
vcrsity of Utah, 3.
Creighton. 10: South Dakota. 0.
Cornell, Il; Pennsylvania o.
University OF Florida. 21: Ogle-
thorpe, 3.
Rollins College. 3; Birmingham
Southern. O.
Camp Bcnning. "a: Mercer, {.
Richmond, II: William and Mary. :
Carolina. Z: Virginia. 3.
v: L. l.. PC: V. NJ. l., Z.
!. Washington and Lee. Z; Johns Hop
Lincoln University. 1s; Howard Uni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
WASHINGTON AND+LEE
DEFEATS JOHNS HOPKINS,
Generals Score Only Touch.
down of Game in Last
Three Minutes.
[By Associated Press.I

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 2I.-On i
muddy field and I'm n steady rai,
Washington and Lee downed John
Hopkins University In an cxcitin /,
football game hero today, Z to o, Fo5
three periods, tho teams battIed with
out n scores With only three mins
utes remaining In tho final perid,o
Cameron went over for touchdowrA
Potts kicked goal.
hopkins received the kick, ans
then started Il series OF bcwIlderirt
Forward passes. which carried m
ball to Washington and Lees four
teen-yard line. but the final whIs,i
checked the dying rally.
Lineup and summary:
Johns Hop. Position w. &. IL
Middleton left end. .Be,ni
Wcstcrman. LEFT tackle. Moor
Magill. LEFT guard. Walters
Totterdale..... center .Terr
Landy. guard. .Ranrlef
knecht. .....risht tackle. pott
Rich. right end .Arbopn, e
barley. quarter back. Fre,2
bonner. left half. .Tuckc
Markell. right half. 80. .Ma,to !
Calkins. fun back .McDonoi
Scores by periods:
Washington and Lee 20 0 =
Washington and Leo SCORING
Touchdown Goal fro,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Referee - Nor
III fPrinceton). Umpirc--Shaw dart /
moutm. Head iinesman-Hogse,ts
Field tudge-Colonel O. o. Ellis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
TECH CUBS TRIM
NEWPORT NEWS TEAM
Especial to The Timcs.Dt.no,o,

VIEWPOINT NEWS. VA, Nov. Cd
Sweeping the Apprentices from their
ieet with u whirlwind attack, which
tasted throughout the entire four
periods, the V. =. !. Junior Varsity
this afternoon defeated the Appren-
tice eleven, 81 to 6.
The Apprentices were the first to
score: Red Lewis slashing through
the limo for twenty-five yards and "a
touchnown IN the third period. After
this Tech came back strong and nut
Two touch9owns over. one on a
oiocked Kick and the others on for
ward passes and line plunEcs.
smother touchdown in the fourth
period was virtually thrown away bv
Johnson 20 ,.1s who forward passed four
yards from goal on the second down.
the ball being brought out to the An
them. anu given
1t was the Apprentices second de-
ttSat OF the year, the William and
MARY secondstrinS eleven hnvine.
trimmed them early in the senson
Icch outweighcd the Shipbuilders
VINO Fought n stubborn game ali the
way through. 80 tie
Jones, Howard and Lewis were the
stars TOT Newport News. while AIc-
Graw. thompson and Roberts dih tho
most spectacular work for the visit
OrS. 'iSih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
BLACKSTONE CADETS
DOWN FRESHMEN

BLACKSTONE. VA. Nov. "a
the Washington and Lee freshmen
mere today by the score of 20 tn O.
The locals completely outplaycd the
viSitors In every department of the
being scored on. VI
The Visitors failed to advance
nearer than the thirty-lve-yard line.
first two quarters, the locals rnlvtnS.
on, straight football to advance the
bail. mixing short jabs off tackle with
sweeping end runs behind superb in.
reference: The first touchdown came
early in the game after the cadnts
nhd recovered tumble on the thirty.
yard line. while the other two touch :
Towns came IN the second period as
INC result OF steady marches down
the field. the embryo generals seemed
unable to stop the fierce charging Of
the Cadets backs VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
PITT AND. PENN State
PLAY SCORELEss TIE
Panthers Outplay Nittany
Lions OIL Sloppy Field
ut Pittsburgh.
tBy Associated Press. ]

PITTSBURGH. Nov. "a Pens
States undefcatcd football team came
the University Of Pittsburgh grid
iron warriors held the Nittany Lions
TO scoreles site. The game was
and the backs found 1t hard to keep
their feet. Pitt outplaycd tho visitors,
gaining much more ground through
registered seven first downs to four
for Stu;e.
Pit started n drive late In tho first
period. registering Il first down on
theirs the nrst play. AT the opening of the
nrst downs, but finally Davies was
forced to punt. Fumblcs were free
auont In this period. PITT added
quarter. Colonnu and Davies running
the ball to States eightecn-y yard line
AZ this stage Wilson Intercepted
forward pass and the Panthers' drive
ended.
Redinger, who substituted for
: knnbb In the last period. assisted
for, State. but the Pitt line frightened
and Killinger punted out. With no
sf9as i, on Ire record for either side; the
Lineup and summary:
penn State COZ. Position. Pittsb'h co..
M MGEoiium ...;.left end ...... ,pcwser
Hllis left tackle. 80. Humans
Baer $3.50. left guard. ...... Sack
Bentz ......... center. ......... Stein
n neSfnK ... ri,iE suard.... Peters
Iiunerd right end. 500. Jordan
Kiiiinger ...quartcr back. :. Hollcrnn
wilson left half. Davies
ELightner fright half. Anderson
knabb 500. full back -. Colonna
score ny periods: Total.
Penn State :. o o o %
Pittsburgh :. y o u %
Summary: Refer e-Mn w cl I
(Swarthmore). Umplrc-T. Thorpe
lColumbiO. Head Lincsman--Mc-
earthly (Germantown). Field Judge
Crowell (Swarthmor..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
VIRGINIA TECH BEATS
y. NJ. |. CADETS. 26-7
Blacksburg Eleven Wallops
( Old Rivals From Roanoke
by Hard Driving,
10000 SEE SUCTION >rAu
Orange and Maroon Hack Gives
Greatest Exhibition of BROKEN
Field nunninE Ever Seen In Ola
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ToUch,iOWnS.
IRv Assooiated rress.l


ROANOKE. VA, Nov. 2t.-Bcfore
more than 10000 people, the Virginia
Military Academy went down III de-
feat before tho Virginia Polytechnic
Institute here today by the score OF
70 to Z. Left Half Back sutton en-.
gravei his name in Techs football
history by scoring two touchdowns
and giving the greatest exhibition of
broken-iield running over seen on Il
Sridiron in Virginia.
The cadets from Lexington fought
- brave, aggressive and snappy bat
tie. but were overcome from start 20
finish, the BlacksburE eleven show
ing a greater driving attack.
The line-up and summary:
". =. I. Position V. NJ. ].
HardwiclS. left end. .Drewry
Tilson tc).. left tackle. Summers Co
Sheppard. left guard. Wescott
Baker. ....... center Miller
Sherertz. right guard -. Harrison
Hutcheson right tackle ....... Hunt
Wilson. right end. -. .Ridsley
Wallace. quarter back. Faulkner
Sutton. ...... left half. Bunting
Celtic. right hrlf..... Costello
Hess. fun ba' $500. shannon
summary: Touchdo,, $; V. p. l.
Sutton t2), Gettle. V. VI. I.-Rider.
goal from touchdowns: V. Il. WAL
lace 80; v. NJ. Hunting. Goals
from placement: V. p. I.-Wallace.
OtHcials-Gass LchiGh), referee:
Gooch, Nirginia), umpire: Shultz
washington and Lee), head lines
man. Periods-15 minutes each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
Lew Tender Forces
Opponents to Quit
LHN Associatcdprcss.l

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.-Lew
Tender. Philadelphia lightweight,
gave Manuel hsevedo, of Califor-
mia. such q severe beating today
that the Pacific Coast boxer was
forced to quit in less than min
ute after tho opening OF tho Sec
ond round. Azcvcdo was COM
pletcly outclassed from the start.
and after Tender had landed two
terrific left hooks TO the body and
:. series OF iabs and upper cuts in
the second round, tho Californian
asked the referee 20 stop the bout.
Willie Jackson, New York.
knocked out Billy Angelo, York.
Pa, in the sixth round With
right TO the chin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
ELON VICTORIOUS
IN LISTLESS CONTEST
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. +,

ELON COLLEGE. n. G Nov .,
In a game Of few thrills, EIon dc
feated Guilford College by n lone
touchdown. The only scoring came in
the hrst minute of play of the Sec
to 0. in favor or Elon, with tho bal
IN E'on's possession on Guilford's
eight-yard line when the final whistle
blew. "
AZ no stage OF the game did Gull
iord threaten TO score, they making
only three first downs, and failing
10 complete single forward pass.
The ball was kept in tho Guiiford
territory or neutral territory prac-
ticaily the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
GOLF EVENT
WILL END TODAY
LEY United Nen.s1-

PINEHURST. N. c.. Nov. 24.-Tom
Morrison. OF the Oakmont Country
club. Pittsburgh. and w. L. watson,
OF fonnEstown, Ohio. will meet to-
morrow in the final game of the an
nual Carolina tournament.
ihe series of upSetS that featured
yesterdays play was continued in to-
days scmiina]s. Chris Deibel. of
Youngstown. who put Irving Robson,
the medalist. out of the running. was
beaten. up and to go, by Morrison.
Tyler {. Bronson, of New York, was
defeated by Watson. 5 up and 4 to 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
Eddie Hearne Wins
Automobile Race
tDy AssocIated Prcss. I

Los ANG ELES. CAL. Nov. "a
Eddie Hearne. Of Los Angeles. won
tho 26O-nilo automobile race hero
today, and Thomas Milton. second,
took the lead in the nutional
championship on seasonal points.
Frank Elliott took third place.
Roscoe Sarles. contending against
Milton for the championships, was
forced out of the race In the 1S0tn
lap.
jimmy Murphy finished fourth
and Harry iIartz took NTH place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
LYNCHBURG BEATS
ROANOKE ONLONC RUN

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 24.-In a
hard Fought. though rugged game.
l-ynchburS College hero today de-
leated Roanoke College. ST.. the locals
coming from behind late in the Ina
quarter on spectacular forward pass
TO Nee. the latter running forty yards
for n touchdown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
GIRLS CANCEL GRID
BATTLE FOR HOCKEY
fBy Associated press.1

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2i.-The football
game between two girl teams at Lin
dehwood college. scheduled for to-
day. was called off at the last minute
when the girls decided to play hockey
Instead Of football.
y recent injury to a player was
ascribed as one OF the reasons for the
last minute change.
The hockey game resulted in u tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25
GEORGIA TECH WINS
FROM AUBURN, 40
my Associated press.l

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. 2i-Gcorgia
Techs Golden Tornado and the Ala
bama Plainsmen from Auburn ended
their 1921 football season here totia y
before the largest crowd that has
witnessed n game In Atlanta this
year. winning by n score of ~ TO 0.
estimated to number about 10000
The Tech goal was never In danger
Mt any time during the contest. the
visitors being unable to penetrate the
Tornado's lire for apprecinble gains.
the Alahamians gaining altogether
less than nifty yards. They were given
additional sixty yards advance on
ncnalt!es administered to the Yellow
Jackets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25

versity. Z.
Georgetown. 10; Bethany. o.
Hampdcn-sidney. 80: Wake Forest.
Il.
Baylor, IS; s. NJ. IT,, o.
Texas Christian University. 10; Ar
kansas. II.
Montana University. 0; Gonzaga
University. tie).
University of Colorado, 10; Colora-
do School OF Mines. Z.
Colorado College. IS: University Of
Denver. 81.
Oklahoma AgEies. 10; washburn
College, 0.
Drake. 81. Grinnell. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-25

southpaw throwing tho ball and the
midget back receiving. Chalkley in
;crCepted the other.
Hastings and Deitzs running back
of punts was Il feature of the con-
test. Dc!tz put :: scare in tac Rcd
and Blue hopes ut the beginning of
the second when he received Hara-
hans punt on the twentyyard line
and returned forty-hve yards by pref
~ broken-held running. Hastings
took llarahan's punt while later
and returned twenty-three yards in
Il similarity spectacular manner.
Waverly Jones carried OF honors
on distance runs from formation, with
Il thirty-four yard advance around
right end and played his usual strong
game. but carried tho ball little. To-
will got n siNtcen-yard run around
right end. 1t was IN these two runs
that the Red and:-Bluc interference
w,ile the Spiders kept the ball
within William ana NIary's forty
yard line during the last quarter and
were within five yar.ls OF goal on
two occasions. they were not allowed
to score because OF n sim resistance
put up by the Indians. The finest
defensive work of tho day was eX-
hibited here.
The Spiders played their game with
hodges, regular guard, and Ruckcr,
end. out of the game, and with Cap
over half OF the contest. A substitute
back field. with one exception. played
the greater part of the second half,
Fray being outstanding with his
gains through William and Mary. and
being the back that was ,ften step
ping high over the prostratc line
men.
William and Mary was crippled by
the loss of Joyce LEVY, Harwooi aud
Jones. Levy is confined 20 the hos
nj a In
from an injury received in u game
with the Union Theological Seminary
team.
The lineup:
R RI CT e; i rGsit aa%. W: H IS n;
Carlton. left tackle. Todd
Booker. left guard. Williams q.
Bethel. ....... center ...... Fuller
Johnson. right guard. Young
klefesahl. right tackle. ...... .Sorg
teams .......right end 49,. Sumner
ZONES; quarter back. Flanders
Towill. 49,. left half. White
Ziegler.. right half. Hastings
Snead. full back. Jordan
Scores by periods:
" " il az n,a and Mary =. 81 %
Tomchdowns scored by Snead, Fray
and Hastings. Goals kicked by Zieg-
Ter (2(. and Todd. Field goal-Zieg-
Ie substitutions: University OF
ond quarter-Frax for TowIll; Ma
haney for Ziegler. and Harahnn for
Snead; third quarter-RoSips for Rat
cliire, and Towill for Mahancy: fourth
quarter.Towill for Mahaney. and Ma
haneY for Towill; Price for johnson.
william and Mary. first quarter
Lowman for Williams: DeItz for
sumner; Chalkley for Flanders; third
auaTter-Peters for White; L. LEVY
ior Jordan: Haskell for Young; fourth
quarter--Jordan for Chalkley; Joyner
Tor Jordan; keister for Sorg.
Oflicials-IIarrison CIV. IL LIZ rer
cree; Smith tVirginia), umpire; An
1erson, (virginia) head linesman: