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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

Not representative.
DID this convention represent the
people?
As far Is Carter county was con
cerned It did not; Carter county's rep
resentatives in that convention voted
against the wishes OF Walton, and q.
gainst the platform on which Walton
carried Carter county over both owen
and Wilson
This action by Carter county dele
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

Published Every Afternoon Except
Saturday. and Sunday Morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

Wonder If any good ever came
from the old fashioned system OF educa.
lion. whereby We We're required TO
speak a piece" one Friday OF each
month. inquiries the Bartlesville Enter
prise.
When a man with but single idea
gets where he ls going he has not
had much Of trip, says the Black.
well Tribune
The travelling library did much TO
spread civilization. but at that II wasn't
as effective as the travelling salesman,
suggests the Oklahomau.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

A new device changes peoples
noses. Sticking them where they
don't belong does the same.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-30

\ French woman paid $1,000 for
one new hat and YOU can read this
to your husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
YALE'S SUBSTITUTES
SWAMP MARYLAND
Overcome Early Lead and
Score Almost al Will
Thereafter.
icy Associated Pr.ss.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. IL
With every regular AT Cambridge. the
va" second and third.string men
swampcd Maryland, - 10 3, by use
Of forward passes IN the Yal. Bowl
today. Maryland started with IA
dash and had scored "a drop kick
within four minutes. poll"ck had re-
covered B"sl"N's punt. which MT a
Val" PLAYER ON the t.li's thir;N-siX-
yard line. Maryland mad. tw" nrst
downs and after being stopped on
the tcu-Nard line. Pollock went hack
"u yards and h"otcd the ball over
III" bar Yale braccd and Acting
Captain Rocket made a twenty yard
dr"p Kick. tying IN" s"or..
Kelly. VIII" replaced N"ckct at
quarter hack. received Il pass from
N"al". which gave Vale ill., ball on
MarNland's eighteen yard Lnr kci-
~ passed 10 Ncalc. who was tackled
on III" "iGht-yard line. Two plungcs
by cochrane gave Yale her iirst
,ouchdown. MarylHnd'- defense
cracked and Yale Tailed almost at
VIII for the rest OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
BLACKSTONE CADETS
LOSE TO BURkENIILE

HrRkENiI.LE. VA, Nov. IL
Fresh from their ia-to-0 vic,nry over
south Boston High last Friday. the
bGrkeviilc High school eleven to-
day me, and defeated the strong
hcrut team ~ the Blackstone M.li-
'ary Academy. Burkcville. though
greatly outwciGhcd and the breaks
OF the game against Thorn. succeeded
~ pushing over a touchdown in tho
frsi half. while b. NJ. \. was unable
TO pierce their defense. thus render
ing the score I" Ia favor of
BurkeNillc. Last year the two teams
played In a sCOrclcss tie. Tn. Burke
VIII" eleven next meets "a worthy foe
IN the Chester High school squad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Carolina Students Wild
Over News Of Victory

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL. hill Nov. ll.-Th~
University OF North Carolina stu
dent body went Wild with citation
over the victory over v VI !. in
Hichmond today. There was r
detailed Geographic report TO a
crowd In Gerard Hail. and In.
Hash OF red light, placed be-
tween the goal posts of a grid
iron drawn on blackboard. tod
OF the winning touchdown. Such
an uproar as has never been heard
here before broke loose.
or course the outcome encour-
ages Carolina TO think ii will win
on ThankssivinE bay frnm the
University or Virginia. since V.
|. beat Virginia, "A to O.
Sparrow. the Tarhcoi. whose
field goal supplied the margin
necessary 10 Carolina victory.
the son Of u sparrow. who has
he"n brakeman on the Chanel
nm Railroad for the last thirty
or forty wears.
IT Is being commented on here
as remarkable tina, there were in
the lineup In Richmond today
four youths who live in this VIII
LACE "f Chapel nm Captain
l'ritchard. Merritt. McIvcr and
Sparrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
BLACKSBURG RUNNERS
SURPRISE VIRGINIA TEAM
V. p. |. Cross-Counlry En-.
tranls Show Heels to Char.
lottcsviIlc BOYS.
Special TO The Times Dispatch. J

tNP'tstl ~ Hf lillfs- i'lS DN''n.i
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. II.
-Cross-coun,ry runners ~ Virginia
rolytcchniH Institute upset the dope
here this afternoon ty outrunning
the University Of Virginia barriers.
The Anal score was IS 10 -
Two Tech Representatives Kelly
aud Jackson. completed tho course
before "a Virginia runner put i'm AN
appearance. Kelly, native OF
pceana, Va, covered the six aud
"nc-uu"rtcr miles in ~ minutes and
- second. Jackson, his team mat,
was not far behind.
stevens was III" mrs, Virginia man
10 break tn" tape.
Tn" order in which the contestants
finished follows:
Kelly and Jackson CT"chD; stew
ems aud Irwin. tNirGiniD. G"ie
tr"chj Boh,nnon ana Coward 'Nir-
g!ria); ii1dcn tT"ch); L.ay"ll Ak"-
Icy aud Risher IVirgInia) Newman
Jnd Robertson tTechD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
ARMY AND NOTRE DAME
. FIGHT TO SCORELEss TIE
Wcslcrncrs' Aerial G. III C
Counts for Naughl Against
West Point.
lBy Universal Service Sporting
Editor.

lBy Universal Service Sporting
EditOrI
: NEST POINT. y. y. Nov. IL
Army aud Notro Dame fought fercely
today on the picturesque West Point
plains. To a scorcless tie. 1t was a
herculcan battle. between n power-
ful array. Army. aud Il tricky eleven,
Notrc Dame. with luck playing no
fnrorites and with no let-up from
start Ia nnish
little luck either way would
have given, verdict. Army came
within scoring distance three times.
in the hrs,, second and last periods,
but no luck cam" their way. In tho
inst quarter. Nutrc Dame got it's
yauntcd forward passing and versa
tile running going AMI came 20 with
IN four yards of the Army goal.
There the lusiy Army line held. de-
spite IA" bati"ring Of Full Back
tnstncr. III. Mid.Wcsterncrs' star,
ana of Len Half Back Crowley.
II was tho ninth meeting OF tho
two teams ana tho first tic game
they have played, Army stopped
run OF Successes. which has given
Notrc Dame six victories TO two de-
feats. y crowd of 5000 overf!owing
he litcc stands aud ranging many
plat""hs deep On the side lines, came
10 see tn" fall classic at the Points.
The arhrraldcd forward passing
game Of N"trc Dame cam. into spicn-
did efficiency IN the FINAL quarter. but
II awaited nothing.
Win twilight coming down. Army
holding strongly. and the Nnal whls-
IL" near, N"tr" Dame. or rather Cast
rer. made one mog. desperate at
tempt to win. The LETT footed KICK
,ng wizard a feat he combines with
running, piunging aud passing. tried
=, rOni from tho far distance OF tho
nfiy-hve-yard line. il failed to 20
rvor
Thc plny ~ cas,ncr stood gu, IN
BOLD RELIEF over an. II. was always
~ there and H. r.ninisccn, ~
l;"orgo Girn. N"tre Danes Gr.a, .ull
mex tsNo years ago. \ forty-yarh
AN through broken field Of tack.
RS after tiHSinr am Army Kickoff
sNas 4 most Inspiring foHt
iIr lineup and summary:
Army Position. Nutrc D.mc
- e. white tot end. McNulty
MulliEsm ....ici, tacklc Cotton
5r"'hs;"r ...Ictt guard -. Brown
'"aptaiuJ
GaCbisch .....c"ntcr .. walsh
FHrwtck risht tncklc... Degree
Goodmnn right guard 80. Ohcrht
= n Myers right end -. Vergera
SmNihc quarter hack Thomas
limbcriakc lett half back .. Isydcn
nodd ...,.right hair hack. u. Miller
" II. Wood full back .. Cashier
Substitutes; Army--StorCk FOR
Myers. Lawrence FOR TODD No,re
, 'n"-W rli'' Cor Brown, Herncy tor
Castner, Crowley for Laydeu. Stuhl.
-i"1er ;"' iuuma>. Kti.rrc, Ed
Th"rp" 90" La SnilesJ; umpire. COS
I. u" tEcorgct"wnJ; foli judge.
Thnrhcr "coigntc); iinosmnn. Klrs-
ncrG ninrNa,dJ. Time of periods.
fifteen minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
FRANKLIN DEFEATED
BY EMPORIA HIGH
Especial TO The Times. nisna1.h

Especial to The Times
EMfORIA. VA, Nov. 1.-THE FOO,
ball team Of the Emporia Hi,h
school was victorious here ycsier
day In "A. clean. hard-fought gam.
against Franklin High the score b,
'ns % I" q. Sensational runs feat
nr'd In the game as g. Edwards ran
+ighty-hvc yards for t'ranklin'S only
touchdown after intcrccpting Il ia SIS
T.. Barnes was chased for Il stretch
OF seventy-fvc yards concluding one
Of conch Ackerman's Clemson,
scientific fakes. Thorpe aud Il.
Harness also scored touchdowns bv
org runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Arnold Plays Great Came
for Virginia on Hostile
Grounds.
HOT WEATHER MAKES
SPEED IMPOSSIBLE
Sixty-Fivc-I Yard Run by Flc,-
cher Gives Lead TO
Crackers.
GRy Associated rrcSsI

ATHENS. GA, Nov. IL Hampored
by the heat, the University of Gcor-
gia and the University OF Virginia
football squads bitterly fought their
annual Eridlron battle here this aft
ernoon. the game ending in a tie
score. Sc
An Overlooking Armistirc Day
crowd witnessed the grilling contest
in which the aerial style of play
was the dominating feature. Neither
team could make large gains on line
plays and for tho four periods the
ball continually bounding back and
forth side to side. propelled either by
the wonderful passing arms Of iEos-
ter and Arnold for Virginia OF by
the puntinc toes az MulvihiN for
Georgia. and Fenwick for Virginia
Neither team could do much in the
first period. Tho players after tho
opening scrimmar@. began to feel IA"
effects OF the heat Fcnwick. IN tn"
second period. failed NY inchos to
Kick a tield goal, and the two squads
finding that each possessed a stone
wall line. resort"d to open furma :
lions. Fosters passing ability cot
Georgia into trouhi. also ia this
a
good break OF luck. the G"orgianS
wriEElcd gu, "f the hoi.. after Mul-
Nihill knocked down a pass over his
own line for a touchhack
Georgia found IL difficult to check
Arnold and Foster, who. when they
were not twirling the ball through
tho air. We're flashing around the
ends at terrific speed They kept
Fletcher. Ceilings. Whelchel and
N h,tS l.
check.
In the third period Foster tipped
n long forward pass. which Fletcher.
running at full speed. grabbed al
most from the arms OF Virginia
man. He twisted and squirmcd his
way through "A broken field for "a run
OF sixty-tive yards for "A touchdown.
Mulvihilrs boot failed him. and
Georgia Melted only six points on
the play.
A puntinE duel between Fcnwick
and Mulvihill followed Virginia H.
nally held the ball long enough toni
low Foster to circle RICH, end for
thirty-ore yards. The period ended
with the hall on Gcoreia's twenty
five-yHrd line.
Arnold opened up the hnai period
with gain OF three yards throuc Ii
left guard. on the next play he
made quick pass 10 Foster. which
netted twenty-iive yards and a
touchdown.
Fenwick missed his try for tho
extra point. \ punting duel. to-
Eether with many incomplete at
tempts AT aerial work on the part
of both sides followed until the
quarter and game ended.
The lineup and summary:
On. Cs) Position VA. go
Ceilings .......left end ..... Davis
Fenne;t -. Nett tackle BlacNrord
WclcheI ,c).lrr, guard. .Cutchinvs
boney ..,.,.. center .....'. Lewis
NandiV"r right guard. Hlu CcD
Taylor right tackle F"uwicll
Richardson fright end Campbell
Muiviln!u quarter back McCoN
Randall .... lcf, half...... Arnold
fietcher fright halr.... MappiS
Tanner ... fun back W'usnn
Score ~ periods:
Virginia ..-...h 10 G-s
Georgia .....n 10 %
Virginia scoring: Touchdown. Eos
ter tsub for Mccoy
Georgia scoring Touchdown.
Fletch"r
Referee. McG"nin tMichisanl. Inn
riTc. GRss Ci"hiEh). Head Hn-snian.
HoGscn q =. ID Time of periods
fifteen minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
GEORGIA TECH DEFEATS
GEORGETOWN WARRIORS
Atlanta Eleven Wins Fourth
Consecutive Conflict From
Washington Team.
Try Associated press.I

ATLANTA. GA. Nov 1.-THE
Georgia Tech yellow Jackets admin
isterrd their fourth consecutive de-
feat I" ihs Georgetown CWashing-
,un) eleven here this afternoon. IL
I" :. IN game featured by the long
gains Of brewster. Barron. Hunt and
Mcp"noueh for the locals aud the
hriliinnt playing OF Flavin. who went
INTO TIL" game I'm the second half
for til" visitors
Tech scored tuuchdowns in each
"f the hrSI two periods soon after
play started, Brewster crossing
GcorEe,own's goal l'nc for one and
Mcb"u"urh counting the second.
tn. GEORGETOWN line s,irfrncd with
IN" entry of Flavin into the conflic:
IN tn" third period. showing both
Improved offensive and defensive
MAY flavin soon taking the pigsl<in
around right end FOR his teams frs,
and only touchdown. Tech also
scored again in this period. Melon
ouEh CARRYING the ball over Both
teams went scorcI"ss in the final
period
Lineup ana summary:
|""rret"wn % Georgia I9)
: wa ~ .i'tt 'llu j. stat ora
'"mSt"Ck left tackle .Csrv
M"Nnrara. j LEFT guard. Mcintyre
N"rtS .........Ccntcr. ...... Frye
Shcehan .right guard. .. Davis
sullivan fright tackle. \. station
Butler ......richt end Mitchell
bnio"r quarter back McDonough
Kenyon 800. left half Barron
Ryrne right half. Brewster
p.@aSSiS ....fuil back .. HUNT
Scor" by periods:
Georgetown .O : o. :
Georgia Tech .G O-la
Georgetown scoring: Touchdowr
-fl'rin. TRY for point after
touchdown uroor. Georgia Tech
scoring. Touchdowns-Rre Mo
bpn"nTh O.. Try for point after
touchdown - Brewster Ecrcrc.
tch"ls Nv. Il Ia. umuirc. Morc,t
t'r'n"' toni Fi"id fud@c. price
tSwarihmore). iicailin"Smnn. Nh;t
m"r 'Sw"ihm"rcb. Tim. OF periods
hfi"cn minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
CAROLINA WINS OUT
BY SUPERIOR PUNCH

Lexington defenders for the touch
down Blunt whose Toe has never
before failed To add the extra noiut
saw his kick blocked. But V. NJ. I.
had shot is holt, and in few min
utcs the game was over.
Carolina Dope Correct.
Carolina came to Richmond with
the reputation OF being the fnstcst
aggregation ever turned out at
chapel Hin. And the information
was correct Red" Johnston. how
ever, was carefully watched and
Jailed 10 get loose as his admirers
had expected. But when il came to
handling passes. he was all that they
couhtcd on. lie had AN able run
ming mate In Mcdonald, who also did
me passing and kicking.
But II was in the unhoraldcd Mcr-
ritt that Cardinals strength cen
tered. Time and again II. WAS sent
riunging int" the solid V. NJ. |. wall
and generally n" found way
through. Five successive smashcS
into the ltne III the last period put
Chrolin,- IN IN" chalky dust OF the
goal Hutto another came the honor
OF carrying the oval across.
Ryder Works Great.
Ryder played Il fine game for the
Flying Squadron. aud his run for Il
'oH'ud"Nn after lntcrccpting a for
ward pass was one of the real fou-
lures ui the game. He. also worked
well on the defensive particularly in
handling kicks Carlton and Gray
w"r" towers Of strength on the de-
i'use. the pair getting probably half
IN" tackles IN the open. The for
NOR Went through and nailed the
runner behind the line on several
plays.
WIN" straight football was de
pended nuon 10y hpth teams. tn" aerial
rvut" was frequently called into
r'ay. As ia the rushing and end
running, Carolina ovcr>hadowcd tho
Cadets In h"av"s. The Tarhcols
while the Cadets got only forty by
passes Carolina had eight passes
-mear"d up, while the Cadets niv-
Nrrcd on nine
Tnrh"rls Superior Team.
on ruShcs, Carolina gained 1873
Yards 10 thirty-oue Of V NJ l. Ey
ma runs the Tarhcels annexed for
| 'y-cisht yards. bat the Cadets were
close second with forty-two Caro-
I lima. as further cvid"nc" OF SUI
pcriority made eighteen frs, downs.
i,while V Nj. made jusi nvc
Those Who attended ~" game Viii
I long remember tn" .nvrasinu which
/ was 4 h'tug climax TO tho Nrmistic"
! nav celebration cr.v.d os,i,n,,.,
at laoon was r,ascn, V.hiin ,i,
+ seats wo,. no, taI,on IN, ..,,snd,,',o
! SURPASSED nm, o., mo ,,nntre..r...,
! parn. bccouyn az tho hunJr.Is .,,n,;
! inp at vantage noirt, nrnunl ,he
/ nold
( I:cforo Tho gam, st,r,ed ,bo y \,
/ f. ouiat had ,rc r.ntnr NJ Xxx e,"
/ without opposition. r;eaded l., Mn.
post hnnd Inc rr,y-,i,d b,,;,Ifn,
r.rorcd ,h. rrn,,,ds ,,n a,t.r
/ ~ .r review cane ,le rl,t,n,, rr,,,
.urma,io,, raclnr M rI,n5 e,,mI
( Then with domod caps Inc e.o l,aa
/ ir'ed ,nc.- voices In M. & NJ
/ hymn. while the crowd Stood ,r non
/ or ~ the sentiment, cxpressed h, tho
( lus:y-luuccd yourust.rs
Flower, Much In. E,ia.ncc
fading ,hoir seats I'm Inc center
Section The Cadets added 10 the rot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
WINDY Decent. tcnlurkr,

NASHVILLE, Nov. Vanderbilt
University outplayed the University
of Kentucky this afternoon and won
In hardfoughi battle Ivy u score
OF to o. y drop kick by Wakefield
ia the first period aud n touchdown
by Meirs. Nandcrhiit half back, in
the second period, from which the
try for goal was missed, accounted
m Inc Scnrinrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
FORK UNION WINS
FROM RIM. ACADEMY

LYNCUBuRG. Va. Noy li-For;,
Union Military Academy added an
other 10 IL. list NJ victories by Do
ffating Randolph Macon Acahsny 3,
20 o. Randolph Macon fought harG
but was no ma'rn for thr heavier
cadet eleven. and the visitors scored
At WI Rrass,n savor Robertson
Bioxan, Jones and tnriu worked
we'll FOR Fork Union for II " 4
Captain Booth performed rroditauly
and every man fought nard from
start hnIth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
TWO HARVARD FUMBLt.S
TURNED INTO 10 POINTS
BY PRINCETON TIGERS

continued From First ragc)
was gathered in BY Afford II was
On this play that the Crimson quar-
ter hack Was injured and was fui ctd
To retire. Princeton. satisfied I" KICK
whenever IL got tn" ball. previously
tried it's offcns". hut found II lack ing
strength The Tiger turned hack L"
The Kicking and the waiting game.
Although set back nv" yards FOR
oTsido play. the Tigers OF their con
tinu"d attempt a. rushing tn" game.
went ahead by lcapS lively" yards
In on" long run. that WAS only two
Yards short ot touchdown. and
crum was called upon for the scur-
ing effort and succeeded Baker
kicked the goal
Spauldings tumble and Stout's re
covcry. on iIarvard's forty three yard
line came soon after the third period
started. The Tiger field goal by
Baker resulted almost directly. With
n lead gained, the Tigers were en-
couraged TO put on an offensive cam
pairn.
Penalties for attempts 10 delay the
game by Princeton and for violations
OF the rule by both teams marked
the fourth period, IN which the foa
'ure Of actual play was Harvard's
daring. but futile forward pass adj
F'ifiy-two thousand persons Wit
messed The Tiger triumph
Lineup and summary:
Harvard 90 Princeton GO)
Jenkins left end ..... Gray
Eastman left tackle .. Treat
Grew .!ctt guard. piCkcnson
Clark ....... center ....... Afford
Hubbard right guard Howard
Dunccr .....ri;,ht tackle Baker
Holder ......right end. .... Smith
Buell. quarter back. Win.Ate
Gehrke -. left half back Crun
Chaplin right half back. Cieaves
owen .......fuil back. Caldwell
Score by periods:
Princeton ........,.W O--lo
harvard ......3 o.
Harvard scoring: goal from place
meni--pwens. Princeton scoring
touchdownZ-C rum. Point from try
ufter touchdown-Dinsm tsuh for
WinGateb; gonl from heid---Baker.
Referee. V. \. Schwartz. Brown:
umpire, +. w. Murphy. Brown: field
Judge. r. II. Gilicnder. Penns,ivan .
head iinesman. q. y. I'ankhart. Dart
mouth. Time Of periods: hftcen
minutes each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
Au,,uy, De,es,. r,,,,.

MONTGOMERY ALA, Nov ill.,
Using ss bew!idsrins i!ne md end
run stsek. Auburn eA.!IS defea,ed
Tulane here th'1 afternoon, 10 TO Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
RICHMOND BACKS RUN
WILD IN GRID CONTEST
WITH HILL CITY TEAM

continued From rlrs, PageD
contest was cinchcd Caesar" To.
vii. who replaced Captain Jones for
the last few minutes. ran the team
well and Ia addition made several
long gains around the ends
l.ynrhhurg's lin" Held Srlidlv at
times, hut virtually all the play was
in Hornet territory.
I.in-lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12
GEORGIA BATTLE TO 6-6 DRAW AT ATHENS
DETAILED STATISTICS SHOW
CAROLINA OUTPLAYED CADETS

Yards, ON RuShcs.
Carolina ~ ~ 4GiSt
V. NJ. l..25 % ~
Gains. Find Run>.
carolina ......lh - : l. rs
V. NJ l.. ......il II o o. ~
Distance Of Punts.
Carolina ..,as Is . .s r"'s,
V. NJ. ]. ..... - 40 50 1910
Kick or nun Back.
Carolina - u ! Total
V, NJ. l....... 20 o. so
Runs From runts.
"r.iiha ...... o o.
V. NJ. L.. 80 y 10 o. 40
Opponents y. =. Intereerted.
cu 3 iTotal
v NJ l....;.: o o l.
"%''fs , .To,aI
" "r NJ 800. J. Q o ::
Own fumblcs Recovered.
= , Total
V. NJ l.. ...... . u i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

Ri"hmnni go I.ynChburr iO)
RatCiim ....- left end " Nee
Carlton .... left tackic. HHnkins
i:"okcr LET, guard Hammond
Bethel ......, center . Clark
Price ......rich; tackle West
Johnson ....riGht guard. Myers ,c)
iteams ..... right end. Nottingham
Jones tcl quarter back Cromwell
Fray left half back Wit
HeirIer right half back Kitchin
Sncad 49,. full buck... Woodside
Scor" by periods:
Richmond University Z q 10 la--i5
Lynchhurs College o o o o. o
Richmond scoring: touchdowus.
Zcieier. Jones 90, Snend. Mccorkle
ANA w. Mahancy: try for point after
touchdown, |cirirr >. Jones. Referee
Mr. Harrison Washington aud Lee
umpire Mr. witt, Virginia; head
i:nesman, MIR Head. Virginia; time
OF periods fifteen minutes. Substi
tu'i"hs Richmond for
iiehmS. Ruck"r for Ratcin. w.
iian"y for Fray, McCorklc for Zeir
Ter Gricg for Sncad McAs;er for
Erih"l., RchmS for Raiclim. Ruck,r
Tor Robins. Mahancy for Icieler GAL
YIN for Booker. McCorklc for Fray.
Towili for Jones. Miller for Calvin.
VI. Maham"y for w Mahamnv
neutrality-suspicious. for Nottingham.
Parker foT Woodside. Cook for Ham
kins. Swart for kitchin. Nottingham
Tor Gibson. II. Nee for West. Not-
tingham for Gibson, Draft for Clark
h"rnoId Tor Draft. Swart for Xii
chin, Gibson for Nottingham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-12

FIRST Downs.
S y: 81! 49,: :: ! !. 8 i Is
Gains ON PASSES.
> 4To,al
Carolina 800. iG - 67--lDG
V. NJ l..... q - o IL 40
Forward PASSES Grounded.
T vM ' : Q q ;
Loss b! Penalties.
V. NJ. l... . 3 O. II
Thrown for L"s-.
Carolina 49,. 6 @ 6
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Gains on Intercepted l.. T.:
. Total
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Encmy's FumbIe Recovered.
Cnrs q 5000. Q 9 Q q
Attempted Field GonIs.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-20

Mrs. r. G. Wilson. who has been
visiting her son. II. z. Wilson. and
family. returned to her home In Port.
land last Friday.
Claude Kirkpatrick OF Doris Wis.
tied his brother. c. N. Kirkpatrick.
and sister, Mrs. W. A. Layman Sat.
urslay night ond Sunday.
o. Z. Hunt and daughter. Ada
were Klamath FANS visitors last
"Wednesday.
The johnson thresher has finished
the threshing on dry land and Is
working toward the Tale lake lands
with the machine. :
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Wilson and son.
Roy Of Seattle spent q few days with
Harry Wilson and family last week.
They are On tAesr way from . trip In
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Brotherlen
OF Poe Valley are the proud parents
OF son born sunday. Mrs. Brother.
too is being cared for by her mother.
Mrs. Swindler. at the homo Of the
latter. n...
Harry Wilson and family we're Wis
itors st Klamath Fails Saturday.
Tho sad news reached here Satur.
day OF the death OF tho little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford OF Klam-
atb Falls. The child had been III for
several mouths Of sugar disbetis and
hopes were entertained that be would
outsYow the disease until a few days
ago when he became worse aud was
taken 10 tho hospital. But the tend.
crest caro- could not ssvc the younN
life. Mrs. Ford Is better known here
- Ethel StFow bridge who're shc liv.
cd with her nsrents for . fcw years
and the family have many warm
friends In this community who ex-
tend dcp sympathy to tho bercsved
family.
Mrs. Albert Crayson. who has been
quito III for several days. Is gaining
slowly.
Miss Hazel Hunt will stay with
Mrs. A. Kaiina Of Malin and attend
high school.