Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-23

play, lock shis, for. ..,
Punted TO NJ. H. 8
i Becker tum6lei, Grove ''.-
walker made four wards ~ --s
tackle. Score now * .'.--
blew. aS the --.s..
Nine Inc fourth quarter of ,-.
70. ''"sDurg continued . game
S Sa1S III iheg rushed the ball - ~a'-
n ~ ana fotts carried the ''e
Sa;,ai pass from Runkls, .'s'
Of M al Placement. NJ n = -'s
on. NIcodemus hurt. fo--. h-s,t
,le game Grove returneS 49, save
yalGS' Mode failed 70 co.. - i
, ,,i hrSt down on an e~s .- a..e-
vas thrown for tw. IN Grove
hauck. W. Bauserms1 -
ZANE, hurt BY Walker gE--
VI. Bauserman made ion
4 forward pass b. Rur,r.
.nt!ercepted pass By P7.,s
FAMED 1--WE yards throvgl "a. .--
I'M ! me out, NJ. H. S. NJ 'a-,s.
Nnode made first down ~ 7--'
,ackie play Grove wen, -,.- al .'.-
, ,S touchdown on a forw--t og-
walker. Crowl made one 49, ass g.
eorward from fake p,3caI. On
;. {. kicked off. R. IGs E,s
Potts in tracks. NJ. n : i4-h..!
Pot,E "a pass from Rurs.es :,
=, o''s So ca Johnson 81 .rce7ra- -, u.
SGy kunKIes and gain-d e.r, f'ss
On . n,, TWO passes from RuaE,.. -
pa.serIman and ore from Rg-.,.s
Io ~ M, n. ). made a tog.r4eg.-
I I failed at placement T. y.
hIcNed on. NJ. H. S. fum7,.s -
niger recovering. Kno5e ".H'
yaraS on a pass from Walk
'oSt bail, Rider fumbling p~-g.. -
covering: Crowl grountct ~.
Potts. Walker grounded r..
kunkleS,. and the game end.
the ball in the middle Of Pie .,-f ".''
fihal score, 5. c., b, ". n SIS
Notes of the Game
Rhode made an s. yard run a-
toucnGown, on Il lock SHIT. ,.--.,.,I
winch was not counted. $ ta.-.
Ell? '.~~. luck.
Three members of the War.-.-n..
lam were taken t. tie .r...
MartnSburg after the pam. b4.-.
hurt in tine last quarter.
A dispute arose betwe-u halves .,e-
decision made in the MS, 80.
>. 4. punted, the ball struck the Ma,
tinSburg goal and rehount.. c.
recovered the bal. Um0,-. Ifs,o1
ruled it MartinSburg's ,.-l 80
Crowl touched it. NJ. II. $ ru7,ai
and later s. 6. scored tpverIoy~
According to the rules it should have
been M. II. SIS bail on the 2g ys-t
line, being touchtacN. Instead n,
waiting until time was Ut Coa,, R,.
finger, of NJ. II. ). Should have r-o.
tested as soon as the play was made
The argument was that the tou,55~v,
made by ). c. in that Quarter should
not count, and that an extra lu..r,er te
prayed. Inc case was as broad as il
was long as Martinsburg had made
a touchdown also in this period. and
1t did not make any difference to Us /
whether the extra period Was PLAYED
or not. Referee Cooley ruled that the
first decision held, and that extra
quarter would not he PLAYED as the
followers of NJ. H. S. wanted.
Martinsburg was unable 10 solve the
lock shift formation of 5. c.. and
substantial gain was made every time
it was used.
The Martinsburg Journal of Mon5ay
admits that the High School was out
played in every department of the
game. They gave an abb that their
best man was out OF the game. and
that four more we're knocked out dur.
ing the game. That's tough luck. all
right, but such is life-gr!n and bear
il.
Numerous Martinsburg followers say
that the game was bOught-reieree,
umpire, headlineSman and all We'll.
we must say we have some slick bus
mess men in town if that is the case.
Saturday of this week, s c. goes to
Winchester for an encounter with
Shenandoah Valley Academy of that
place. This will probably be the last
game of the season, unless one IS
slated for Thanksgiving At Shepherds
town.