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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
GENERALS ARE NOSED 20. :.
OUT IN LAST PERIOD
Washington and Lee Loses IB''
Rutgers, Id to ID, at News..
Brunswick.
CONTEST PROVES THRILLING
virEIninns Maintain Thirteen Point.
Advantage Until Fourth Quarter.
Open Style Playing Used by 10th
F.icrcnS-MissrL Coal DIsnstrous
TRy Assorietnnp ro,,,

NEW RRUNSWICK. y. J.. oc, -
mRMtsets rallied today In the mai
quarter and nosed out Washington
from touchdown in the second period
Wnen trew's Kick bounded back ofe
inc sonl posts. was the margin by
when the Virginia eleven lost.
OutplaSed until the final uuarter.
Rutgers made thrilling come.
pack and ovcrcamc IL thirteen pojnt
ia IA dicnp by scoring two touchdoW.ns.
me, nc locai eleven resortcd to forward
passes. four of which came in suc-
cession and nettcd eighty ward.
pass by Rcdward. II substitute. to
Dickinson. was good for n fortv-jlye-
yHra gain. Benkert. who relieved
for the first Rutgers score. on wbirG
Gardner kicked the goal. Gardnor's
Inc pluneinE, coupled with forward
passes, resulted In the second touch,
u ,.9n Ior rutgers. Gardner also
The. visitors took tho lead In tho.
second period on Il brilliant forward
pass by MattoS: which Thomas ear
Ecu lev across INC line for q touchdowna
washington and Lee had to mako
three attempts at Rutgers one-yatSl,
me , before crashing through Rutecrs"
kicked the goal. In the final perio,l
the T, x'sltors appeared to weaken,
rutgers tp position w. & L. (f1I
Dickinson ..left end ,. Reniis
Smith left tackle Moore.
Ecckwith -. left guard ...Walters
j.. Schudder ..center ........ Hall
kingman fright guard .ReinRlc
Lincoln -. right tackle -. Potts
Sunmcrrill fright end ...Herndop'
Maloney -. quarter back -. 4. ErsW
Duffy, 49,. left half back. Tucker
Terrill fright half back. =. Mattox
Waite 49,: full back -. .McDonaid'
BY periods: 5sft
Washington and Leo % G Ola,
rutgers ............. 0 14--1sf
Rutgers scoring: Touchdowns--
Benkert Substitute for waite), Gardc
ner Substitute for SMITH. Goals
from touchdowns - Gardner (al
Washington and Lee touchdowns-'
MattoS. Thomas Substitute for Be-
mis). Goal from touchdown--Frew.
Referee-H. Fisher (Columbia). TIM
pire-C. Williams tPennsylvania).
Head linesman-C. Corvell (PennsYirr
vania). Time of periods-16 minutes.
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WOODBERRY FOREST AND
FISHBURNE PLAY TIE
Neither Eleven scores tn Hard
Fought Game at Charlottcs-

Especial To The Times Dispatcl.l
iAR!.OTTESVILLE VA. Oct Is
In closely contested game char
acterized by Il splendid offensive play
on the part Of both teams. Fish
burnc held Woodberry Forest 10 a
scornless tie here today.
Woodbury. Forest had the ball
within their opponents nftccn-yard
line three times. but failed TO carry
the necessary punch to put it across
Fishburne was never within scor-
ing distance. Frye, Dorin, Gold and
Barley excelled for -woodberry.
while Griffin and Ridgewell played
superior football for Fishburnc.
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The excellent balance OF the course
will be seen throughout the descrip-
ton Of the holes.
Description of Course,
No. l--3s3 yards-Par 4. Tee zoo
feet southeast of clubhouse. PARKWAY
comparatively level and bordered bv
small oaks. The second shot will pu,
the player on a very fine green. Sew
eral sand-traps 1T about $40 yards,
together with ravinc guarding the
green round out this hole
No. 2-,15 yards-par j. This hole
is designed TO give the players n
good chance to get away to prevent
congestion. a long tee shot opens up
this partial dogleg hole. The second,
brassic up gentle rise over sand
traps and mounds to the top of the
slope. makes the golfer feel that n
long brnsslc might get past and home.
otherwise. the right side of the fair
way Offers clear route with only
shrubbcry In the rough to avoid. The
green is directly in front OF the club
house lawn. and by the side of-the
ninth green. making two fine greens
near the clubhouse.
No. 3-223 yards-Par. 3. one OF
the finest wooden shots on any golf
course. 1t is on this hole that the
player fires his tee shot across his
toric ground. Accuracy is essential
here. The old ,brcaetworks used by
General Hooker in the Battle Of
Seven Pines" cross the foirway in
the shape of crescent. The green
lies In pine grove. and from the
tee makes n most inviting target. The
brcnstworks are preserved for all
time, having been seeded To mako n
grassy mound. Beyond the breast
works and guarding the green are
deep wide sand pits.
No. Asp yards-Pur ). The tee
shot on this fine hole goes over the
hreastworks calling for about 40
yards carry, down n gentle slopc.
Here one can open his shoulders and
lot out with all the hitting power he
has. The second shot crosses a
ditch and sand-traps to n hogs back
fairway extending To the green. The
tee Is In pine grove. The tee shot
lands In the open: the second shot
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RUSSIAN EXPERT WINS
CHESS TOURNAMENT
hieehime IN Victor In International
Context mt budapest with
Sig Points.
IHN Assncialcl prcas

. -
NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--The Russian
expert Alechne won the recent in
ternational chess tourney AT Budapest
with l-2 points. according to adj
vices received here today. Second
place was taken by Gruennfeld. of
Vienna, n new master, with s points:
the Serbian champion. kostich, and
DR.. Tartakower. of Vienna. tied for
third and fourth places, with IL
points each: BELLA, OF Budapest. with
6 points, was hfth. and the Amster-
dam youth. Euwe, sixth.
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Country Club Golfers
Begin Tourney Tuesday

Golfers OF the Country Club Of
Virginia Will begin their annual
mixed foursomc" tournament
next Tuesday afternoon ION tho
links OF the local club, when
large Held OF entrants vii. COM
pete for the two prizes. The tour.
ncy has been arranged by the wo..
mems green committee. and from
the interest taken in II hy mem
pers OF the club. this event pro-
misses TO be close one.
Mrs. George Warren. who has
been nstrumcntal In arranging the
event, announces that play Will
begin at II o'clock Tuesday. All
matches can be played any time
after IL o'clock, but none viii be
prayed In the morning. Prizes
VIII be awarded for the low gross
and low net scores.
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DETAILS OF GRID BATTLE NAY
BE SENT BY WIRELESS ,PHOWE
Officials at North Carolina Planning to Give University
OF Virginia Students Play by Play Story
of Annual Battle

partmcnt of electrical engineering
mas been carrying on expert
ments with the wireless telephone
for some time. He has all the nee
essary transmitting apparatus, and
says he can install it on top OF ia y
concrete stand of the Emerson SfarS
uium on days notice. .4s.-,
Professor Daggett and his pupils
anu friends have been gathering r'iu =,
his laboratory between and -10 .
o'clock at night recently to listen to
concerts in Pittsburgh, Pa. Both 70
cal and instrumental music can be-
heard with perfect clearness
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JOHN MARSHALL DION,
LOSES TO BLACKSTONE

]. NJ. S. was defeated by Blackstoh.2.t
43 to 0. In Blackston yesterday.
Johnson played the stellar game
tor John Marshall and Marks for
Blackstone.
Johnson made moro than so"nefr,
cent of the tackles, meeting Black
stones back cid on tho line OF scrim-
mage. Johnson also made good
gains rs he Is one of the best ground
gamers on tho team gl,y.it
Marks carried the ball for many
gains. and carried 1t over for two
OF the six touchdowns. V''H
The line-up: ~,
Blackstone position J. sofo
Lotten (c) right end .Brener,tan i,
Wigmorc right tackle . Dcmothe
Schninen fright guard .wootTiif7l
Birnett $3.50; center 800. Dudley. (
Rlount left guard ~. Proffit
Hammock LEFT tackle .Biddle .(o)
BiNby ....... left end ..K Kahn
Lehman quarter back I. .JotfES =
Drabble 80. right half ~. Johnsnh
tones ....... LETT half ... Kline,
MARKS .......fuil bnck Sharp
Substitutions-pogee for Blxby: BafhsrS
Tor Schnibbeh Dickens for Blount; Bixby, =
For Roger; Shenikorita for Bixby: Ander-.
son for Totten. j. M.-kcck for Prpti.:
Gwathmey for Johnson; johnson for
Gwaihmey. Referee. Brooks tw. &: MA;
umpire, irby Gil. So; hendincsman. Mot. =
ley (R. c. timer. Digs. TouchdowfrsaD ,
Jones G). Marks ta). Goals frorii totcfI 4
downs--Tignore (4). Drop kick-Trlgnore
Time Of quarters. Is minutes. !.
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OHIO STAGES COMEBACK
OVER MINNESOTA STATE
buckeyes Again Placed In Rncc fol
Iionors by :5-tu-0
ley Associated PrcRs. ]

COLUMBUS, Oct. l5.-Ohio State
staged comeback today. The Buak-
eyes, considered practically out OF
The lght for Western conference hon
rs. after their defeat by Obcrlin a,
week ago. today returned with n
punch that rolled over Minnesota for
.>eT-to-0 victory, and demonstrated
hat they will again have 10 DO
''cckoned with in midWes,crn foot
BALL.
lGvc met
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YALE ELEVEN SCORES %
TO ZERO FOR WILLIAMS
Came Is Featured by Brilliant
Aerial Attacks by Both
Aggregations.
Aggregations.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Oct. 15.-
Yale defeated Williams today, % to
0. In game featured by brilliant
aerial attack on both sides. Aid
rich, Beckett, Jordan. Speiden,
oliearn. Neidlinger and Wight furn-
ished the spectacular work for Yale.
while Mnllon. Peas and Monjou
starred for the visitors.
Yale scored in the first period oftor
hidden recovered Williams fum-
bic. Jordan hit the Williams line for
several gains and Beckett went over
for the touchdown. Aldrich, In tho
second period after several end RUM.
Williams advanced the ball. on sew
eral forward passes reaching the
Yale ten-yard line and tossing the
Dali on down. Aldrich booted a
field goal from the twenty-eight-
yard line in tho third period. In tho
fourth period Spciden made n touch-
down after taking forward mass
from o'Hearn.
Lineup md summary:
Yale, 2s. Position. Williams, O..
l.tncoih .ieft end 49,, pease
Hidden $500. left tackle -. Laws
Cruikshank LEFT guard. -. Jones
i-andiS ........ center -. Boynton
Guernsey ....right guard. Robinson
p'ilor .......right tackle. ;. Fargo
(Captain.)
Huffman ....rieht end .Hcaly
Becket quarter back 49,. .Mallon
Jordan fright half back Richmond
Aidrich left half back. Burger
tCaptain.)
speiden full back 80. .Monjou
Score by periods:
Yale ............G Z 7-2s
Wilkins 20 o O. D
Yale scoring: Touchdowns-Beck
ct. Aldrich. Spcidcn. Goals from
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., O'Ifcarn (sub-
stitnte Tor BeckcO. Goals from
neld--Aldrich Rcferec--O'R OF
Tufts. umpire--Ciillcndcr of Penna.
Field judge-Thorp of De La Sale.
Head Observation-Disclosures, OF SYRIA
cusc. Time of perlods--twclvc
minutes.
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[speclal to The Tlmes. pisnatcn.l

'" TIC r'T'ItS- I'I'ITtklVI.J
CHAPEL HILL. ~ c., Oct. l5.-The
University of North Carolina kill Gf-
fer to trasinit by wireless telephone
n report OF the Thanksgiving Day
Carclina-Nirginia football game to
the students of the University of viz
g!nin ut Charlottesville. II the Vir-
ginians want it badly enough to r:g
up receiving apparatus at THAR own
end and put man at the Chapel Hill
end to talk the story into the send
ing mechanism.
Professor III. p. DagEett, of the de-
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british Golfers snn for Enslnnn.,

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-George Dun
can and Abc Mitchell. British Enjc :.
stars; sail today for England. hayIsGsi
completed one of the most succesajN&.s
golf tours ever made in this country.
me british pair played nearly all the
leading golfers of America. winning
hfty-one matches, losing seventeen
and tieinE four. They set new rec
ords on eight COURSES.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
V. /, 81; University of nichmor

v. r. l., 81; University of Richmond.
Virginia. Il; V. NJ. /. =.
Rutgers. "a: Washington and L.,
Lynchburg College, 81: Gui,fora
College. IL.
George Washington, Z; William
and Mary. I.
Emory and Henry. 0: Carson New
man. I.
North Carolina. {: South Carolina.
Georgetown. sc; Westminster, O.
Notre Dame. 80; Purdue. o.
Army. 81; Wabash, 0.
Navy. 10: Princeton, o.
Dartmouth. Il; Tennessee,
Harvard. 10: Georgia. Z.
Yale. %; Williams. 70.
Georgia Tech. CO; Furman. q
Colgate. IL; Susquchanna, G.
Johns Hopkins. C: Dickinson, O.
University or Detroit. SIS: West Viz
Gihia Wesleyan, q.
obcriin. I3: Mount Union. u.
Syracuse. 2s: Brown. 0.
''Hou'6 H, @I' CINCINNATI univer-
slty. a.
Wisconsin, 81: Northwestern. O.
Catholic University. Z; Noun, 81.
Mary's, o.
Michigan. so: Michigan Aggies. ..
Case, 10: Ohio Wesleyan. Il.
Hiram. "a: saint Ignatius, 0.
Minnesota, o: Ohio State. 27.
Springfield. 81: Stevens, IS.
Hobart, "a; Clarkson, o.
Wesleyan. o; Boston University. Z.
colchester. 90; ST. Lawrence, o.
Penn State. IS: Lchigh. :.
Washington and jefferson, II. Car.
negie Tech, o.
franklin and Marshall. s5; Haver.
ford. 0.
Union. o; Amherst. G.
Muhienherg. 81; Lebanon Valley. 81.
wake Forest. 10: Davidson. :.
iiampden- Sidney, ID; Roanoke Col
lesr, c
Maine. :; Rhode Island state, 3.
Bowdoin. I: Trinity. o.
Vermont. G; Tufts, o.
Colby, 4; Bates, Z.
81. johns College. 4; University Of
Maryland. 5.
Mary's, o.
Wofford 90: Zion College. :.
U. $. Infantry School. %: Piedmont
College. 6.
Oklahoma University. C; Oklahoma
~. & NJ, 0.
al
sity. Z.
Vanderbilt, 81; University OF Ken
lucky. IA.
Rice Institute, 6: Tulane univer-
sity. Z.
Birmingham Southern, 10; Marion.
Chattanooga. 81: Georgetown, tKy,.
University of Alabama. 95: Bryson,
l.. S. T., C; Texas A. & NJ. 0.
Trinity College. c: Eandolph-N Macon.
Spring Hill. 2s: Loyola. I.
Cornell, 40; Western Reserve, q.
Iowa, II; Illinois. 81.
University OF Nebraska. Al; Has
kell. Q.
Akron, Is; Heidelberg. 0.
west virginia University, {; Ohio
University. o.
Pennsylvania Military College. IL:
Gallaudet. 0.
Crsinus, 0; Gettysburg, 81.
Buckncss. Z; la Fayette, %.
Missouri, Z; Ames. "A.
Wittenberg, IS; Muskingum. 0.
Grinnell, 10: Washington, il.
Miami. IS! Ohio Northern, @.
Butler 1D9.- IIopnyor
Rose Poly, 10; franklin, o.
Dopauw. Al; Valparaiso, o.
Drake, 10; Kansas, I.
Fox Hunters to Hold TrInls.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA. Oct. l5.-
Tho Ohio Valley Fox Hunters. As
ISOLATION Will hold it's first field trials
since before tho war ut Butchers
Hill, near here. during the week OF
October II, 1t WAS announced (yoa
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Fox Hunters to Hold TrIu,s.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA, Oct. Is
The Ohio Valley Fox Hunters: As
ISOLATION viii hold Its first field trials
since before tho war ut Butchers
Hin, near here. during the week Of
October ~, 1t was announced yes
terday. Hounds from Ohio, Pennsyl-
sSlvania, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Wcst Virginia viii compete.
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COLONIES TAKE GAME Il
FROM BALTIMORE

RALTIMORE, MD. Oct. l6.-I.ouis-
willie defeated Baltimore hero toInv
In one of the battles for the minor
League baseball championship OF
America. The score was to 0.
tBy Associated press.l
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HARVARD WORKS HARD TO
DEFEAT GEORGIA TEAM
Bull Dogs From South Hold
Crimson Eleven to 10.7
Score.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct 15.--Har.
ward again beat back D football in
vador from another section today.
winning from the Cnivcrsity Of
Georgia By Il score OF 10 to 4. The
hull dogs OF tho South. however. 3c-
complisl,cd against the Crimson what
Yale. bull dogs OF the North. have
not been able 10 do in ycars-thcy
scored touchdown. The Harvaru
goal MAS passed by mcans Of a for
ward pass, pretty play in the last
period with Dick Hartley raising the
rebel yell among Southern supporters
with Ills catch aud run OF thirteen
yards.
Tho Crimson players we're Off form
in handling the ball They LOST their
forward passes to Georgia three times
lost the bah on fumbics three times.
and had Il punt blocked.
Tho lineup and summary:
Harvard Position t;.orria
Fits .......l left end. @. Rcynalds
Kane loft tackle :. bennett
Grew ...... left guard. Whelchei
Bradford $50. center. . Day
Brown fright guard. -. Anthony
Ticrney fright tackle. Pew
Macomber.. right end. Murray
Buell. quarter back. -. Randall
Jcnkins left half back Fletcher
owen .....right half back +. Hartley
Rouillnrd.. fun back. go. Spicer
Score by quarters:
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PRINCETON TIGERS LOSE
TO ANNAPOLIS ELEVEN
Midshipncn Furnish Remark.
able Exhibition Of Football
in l3.to.0 Came.

ANNAPOLiS. sid. Oct. lI.-Though
they did not succeed In invading tho
opposing goal line by actual often
s've rushing, the Annapolis Midship.
men furnished Il remarkable exhibit
ton Of football here today, and de-
ftatcd the Princeton Tigers, IL to 0,
in game that was ficrcely contested
throughout About 10000 persons
crowded the standa of Tarrngut
Field. the !argcs, asscmblaEe that haa
ever witnessed an athletic combat
here.
Nays score was made UP OF a
touchdown that came as the result OF
blocked kick. and the resultant
goal. In the second period. and two
field gonls from placement. kicked by
King. In tho fourth period.
DiArcgard!nS the fact that the
Princeton orrense was shot TO pieces
by the absence of their two aces
I.ourie and Clarity. both of whom are
nursing injuries. the Tigers work In
this department was surprisingly
weak. On the other hand. the Navy
forwards were imnrcEnabja and not
once did the TignrG cover ground for
first down in rushing. Hence
Nays goal was not mcnaced. They
We're. in fact, on the defensive most
OF tho time.
The PrIncctonians showed some
wonderful defensive work in flashes
The fine-uD and summary.
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GEORGIA TECH MACHINE
CRUSHED FURMAN ELEVEN
Straight Football Intersperscd
W Ii Bcwildering Triple
Passes Nets 69-lo-O Score.
GBy Associated pross.l !

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. l5.-GcorEia
Tech football machine gave even its
own admirers surprise here today
by the manner In which II crushed
the furman eleven under Il 6o.to-o
score. The visitors held we'll in the
hrSi period. once stopping Tech inside
The tcE-yard line. but the next two
periods were hikes foe Tech. which
devoted the Anal period chiefly to de-
scnsiHc practice. kicking almost every
time they took the ball.
Straight football interspcrscd with
bewiidering triple passes gained most
OF the ground for Tech. while Fur
mans PASSES through relay success
ful was always n threat. Their back
held men got away for good gains
at times. but never consistently. Long
runs ana~crashing line bucks by the
Tech backs added n spectacular touch
to the contest.
Lineup and summary:
Furman position Ga Tech
BRADLEY ......lcft end. ~ station
Euych ......left guard. McRec
Langford .....lcft tackle ..Lebcy
iafnihett 1880. .ccnter........ AIMS
Lance right guard $500. Frye
Mcleod right tackle -. Lyman
Garter ......risht end ....A. Station
NcManaway quarter b.. .AfcDonouch
Chewing -. left half Ferst
l.. Rhame -. right half Barron
Dempsey 49,. full back Harlan
Score by periods:
Furman ... 0 O o. O
Ga. Tech ...,. Is 80 I2-GO
Ga. Tech Scoring: Touchdowns-
Ferst, McDonoush. Barron, Harlan
CD. Farnsworth Substitute for Har-
ian): brewster Substitute for FersD,
4. Goals from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Granger tsubstitute for Lyman). Q:
Referee = Majors fAuburn). UNI
pirc-Strect tAuburn. Head lines-
man-Biack Gpavidson). Time of
periods-l5 minutes.
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GU|LFORD COLLEGE NO
MATCH FOR LYNCHBURC
North Carolina Eleven Loses
80 10 IA in Fast and Hard
Fought Battle.
Especial TO The Times Dlspatchl

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.)
LHNCHBURG. VA. Oct. l5.-GuiI-
ford College. of North CAROLINA,
proved TO bo no match here today for
the faster LynchburG College eleven.
the latter winning. 30 to H.. Gull
ford's two touchdowns resulted from,
q block kick, which Myers. Of Lynch -.
burg. fell on, hut rolled over to per-
init II. Shore to recover it for a
touchdown.
In the second quarter Lynchburs
held Guilfor1 for downs one ward
from touchdown and was penalizet.
for OF side play, GuIlford making a
touchdown on the first down on a
short forward pass.
Tho feature OF the game was the
end runs and broken field running OF
witt. who was closely seconded by
Hastings and Parker. of the home
team. Except two forward passes in
the first two periods, Lynchburg
gained on end runs or line plunEing.
Lynchburg greatly excelled in get
ting the ball UP field OH Guilford's
kick or Dunts. II. Shore featured in
ground gaining for Guilford. The
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ltandoIph-sfncon Academy Loses.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. 16.--Ran-
dolph- Macon Academy tBcdford). de-
feated the Lynchburg High School
bore, lotto q, tdtxy, !, i ~. s. t,. .
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q lineup and summary:

hrst downs: Trinity, Ii; Randolph
Macon. g. snbstitutions: Trinity
Garrett for Sawyer. Huckabee for
Pennington, Sawyer for Garrett.
Derryson for Hatcher. Randolph
Macon--Latham for McLemore. Roane
for Rash, Rash for Bridgforth., Of
ncials-referee. C, Norton: Umpire
Rowe. Head glinesman--W. Norton.
Time Of perioda--twolye minutes.
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SUMMARY: navy SCORING: TOUCH
down-Cnrney. Goal from touch
down--King. Goals from field
King. Referee-Charles McCar;y,
Germantown, Ia. Umpire--Frcd Muir
ply. Brown: Field judgc-Al. Sharpe.
Yale. Head l.ncsman-- Pcndleton,
Bowhoin. Time Of periods--l5 MIR
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LynchDurg positions. Guilford
nee. left end $3.50. Frazier
Cox. left tackle ..TMcBainc
.. Estes. left guard -. .Lassitcr
clark. .-....... center ...... Warricil
Is. Estcs'... right guard Smith
(capt)
Myers. right tackle IL. Shore
(capt.)
bunkley.... right end LIB. Shore
Willis...... quarter back -. Ncwlm
Witt...... left half back 80. White
Hastings. right half back ...Purvis
Parker. fun bacit III. McRainc
Summary: Touchdowns--Will (2).
Witt CD. ii. Shore. Newlm. Goals aft.
er touchdown--lt. McBainc (2), Myers
(2). Substitutions-Mny for Il. Es-
ties. Nottingham for j. Estes, Henley
for Nee. Kitchin for Hastings, Pringle
FOR Smith. Thomas for Purvis, Thomas
for purvis. Time-15. ~. 10. l2 quar-
ters. Referecs-E. II. Hodgston, V.
p. T.; Arnold. Virginia.
Evening star., 1921-03-22
TAK0MA PARK, Nd, GETS
HEARING ON GAS RATES
Arguments to Be Made Before
State Public Service Commission
at Baltimore March 80.

The Public Service Commission of
Maryland has granted hearing to
the mayor and council of Takoma
Park, Nd. as the result of the pro-
test filed recently by ]. Bond Smith.
corporation counsel. against the pres
ent gas rate and any proposed in
creases as announced by the Wash
ington Gas Light Company of Mont
gomery county, Md. The hearing
Will be held at Baltimore, March 30,
at 1890 am. The citizens of the
town will be represented at the hear
ing by the corporation counsel and
members of the council.
In "a report to the council at a
meeting last night. Corporation Coun-
sci Smith stated that the Washington
Gas Light Company of Montgomery
county. had filed it's formal answer
to the complaint fled with the Pub
lie Service Commission by the town
of Takona Park, and invited atten-
ton to the fact that the commits
sion had on March II reduced the
price of gas to S125 per 1000 cubic
feet to individual consumers. and
81 per 1000 cubic feet to the Wash
ington Gas Light Company of Mont
eomery county, Md, and other large
consumers.
He stated further that evidence would
be introduced at the hearing on which