Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-14
BLACKBOARD TO PILOT
VIRGINIA NEXT FALL
Randolph Nlacon Selects Bauserman Captain of 1923
Football Icam-Bill Fuqua to Lead Hampden-
Sidney Tigers on Gridron.
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behind us old Dominion institutions
have been slow 10 name leaders for
tho 1929 campaign, although an
uounCcUouts yesterday from Uriver-
S.ty OF Virginia ana Randolph Macon
add two more names to the list Uni
Nersity Of Richmond VIII name its
new captain nest week..
Following what may become a Gus
tom, Virginia has named "A Char
Iottcsv!l!e man as captain in the per-
son OF StAiEv Davis Blackford. a
dEhtinG tackle. who makes the third
leader In four years selected from the
university community J. H. Rauscr-
man, FUN back. viii captain tho Vel
low Jackets next year.
Six Nivsinia institutions have
named their captains. the majorit y
comforting the honor on natives OF
the old Dominion. Washington and
Leo. which has selected l.. NJ. Came
ron ~ it's now leader. went into
PENNSYLVANIA for its captain, but ".
" l. '. = l. virginia. Randolph
Macon and Hampdon- Sidney have Sc
lcc;ed Nirc inians.
Nlrcirians who VIII lead clevcns
in thcir native state are Harry SUIT
ton. haii back, Of SUFFOLK. V. =. l.:
Tucker Carleton, end or Roanoke. V.
N. T. J. h. Bauscrman, full back.
WoNtstock. Randolph Macon; Will
liam FuQUa of Bradford. tackle.
ampdeu-Sidney. and stage Davis
Blackboard. tackle Charlottesville.
Virginia. Two full backs. one half
back, Two tackles and an end have
neon selected by the Old dominion
college clevcrs.
North Carolina and South Carolina.
rivals on tho EridirOu VIII have cap
tain opposing captain I'm their annual
Eamo, each having elected a ccntcs
20 pilot tho eleven.
Captain Elcc; Blackford. Of Vir-
Einia. is IS years old He stands five
feet, eleven inches hiGt. Weighs lis
pounds, and as a lighting tackle. has
been strong point in Nireinia's line
for two seasons He is a member of
the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
and 81 many student societies. Next
fail Captain B!aCkfori will enter his
third year in the medical school.
OF tn" sixteen Virginia men who
were awarded letters for tho past
season. ,urc- will he lost by the rule
limitiuE years OF play, one by grad
uation. ANA one by tho award OF the
Rhodes scholarship. Thomas :. Hail.
OF Lothian. Md who was captain
this year. Viii graduate in June, and
is not planning To return To college.
Charlie Fenwicls. John Sta!Ge Davis
and Herbert Beane have played their
time out. and EliridCe Campbell Will
20 to Oxford
Virrinias line will probably be
affected more from the loss of play
ors than tho hackneid for Benny
Arnold Matt Wilson. Jaul Walp and
sam Maphis, tho running backs. are
all eligible 70 return, as are Henry
Foster and Tom Mccoy. the quarter
backs
Two centers. Fred 7hcsmar and
Chuck Lewis: Bill Dietrich, on end
sam Ward in guard. and Captain
Blackford an tackle, are tho only line
men who expect Ia return. and even
thcse are not all suro they viii be
lack next session But with Tim
Winston. Buck Weaver. lack Ryan.
George Raincy and "Doc" Cutchin.
All good second string men, and the
recruits from tho FIRST year team.
tho middle O! the limo ought To lie
Wei ;illed
Walter Brown, "Mu'ligan" Holland
and Alex Gates vii! probably Toe
4 back to try for flank positions. and
Coleman WaiKcr is counted on 10 sub
ar center again. Little. Gibson. HUB
bard, Cameron, hammer. Taylor anc
4 Fly are backncld mcn who viii have
4 another chance 10 show what they
4 can DO.
q Captaln-elect Haus'Sp.an, Of Ran.
~ do!phMacou, VIII ..In,C.e. a capable
& leader having played three. years on
tho varsity a. ;Ull back, and thor.
oushly understands the game. Al.
though handicapped by injuries re.
ceiNed IN carly games this season
Vet his performance. when he was in
the lineup. WAS most crcdi,ahlc. IIs
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