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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
MOSTLY SncculaliAn

tlussi ion Kindly advise wreihcr ia hoIa
., cNcharf ne following honds: II ex-
S".s G.. GoHcnapv susar w. r,u,, r,,,''
H4i -. ins,o ,o'n Of ipen'ial1 &c I,nn,,en,,o
i'i s.. 'i'V7 lan. Elect ric i,lu,i4i i,,e. .
in1 Company So finpdr :. 'rirs. ,I u,,,,i,
-. 80 o. w. =, eruational Mercantile Ma inc
vs. ..ii' &c. o. ll'nny Ss Ira,.rh r,,ni,ilir
IS N AMI IaNer -. Otis steal - s,ta,,l
? tic '92l: Ne'v You. n'nl~nnnne
- is'l Ohio Pow OF Company rs Wiz
,,"%i' NSi.. InT W. s'ge" ro'dinss Forty shares
Goodyear plefcirea' II y II.
Answers: In our opinion -ho E;,u
dom Of Denmark es lntcrnation.I AK ',S
canf''c Marin" and New York Trlc-
pnohe nS are GOOD lnvcstments, the Inst
named beng IN our opinion high Grade
Cleveland Electric llluminstir. is also
good investment. We would r.,,,.
al OF the others. however. as a hns;,
ness mans investment. with the stock
Aou hold As speculative. IF vow an-
s're TO nut yourself in a thorouohl,,
aoVnn investment position YOU vonil
o*cnsnge 'hcso bonds for list sin;Iar
TO INC 'ol!oNing; Oregon Shors LINZ
hsoiidatrd IS, duo l9+6, recently ssJI-
ing at % =; Norfolk (: Western c,n.
vef1'o'c 4'as. due 1888, recently sclj-
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GHc ,92:, recently selling around SXH''
brooklyn Edison Series D Is. duo 1,:o
recently selling around l0X7s. N-av,
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'e!ephon" a.. due 1871. recently .oii
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
sing the Word

cuos'ton Bong - CONSTANT reaa.r a.
re ' ipn"e ! would be vesy mrch Obliged
II No' world DO Nlc a littie favor IN an
'N eViNs orestio" am putting nefor,
you IN N-iNng. tlsnirs received sevc.ra
0''Nis '1o'~ TIC W2~rcr -Conso'i,otec pc
''oirnM F"rs' Wichita rails. Tex in r.
'''' - n' .Hi'ie rrL1bor OF Warren
HSo 'lNei.H oaIfiij"afrs offering thcYl =
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~ s'trtinc r"v oN v"t.s. SC. tr vou in
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zen fHt'' ''i'ae = Is m Nniiviird ir9'..rcs 81 i,
si sHre"sH OIL wells or rror"riio= nov
''s'n or tat He4ri'ed ard 'vill f,ro,o,
- i'0 'n H'i profits 'Nade ,!,l"inE ,re
ne " ~ /" 'tss'. woli7 arn~eci IL, II
- n'ch - !olr s"svr'inr if III. is q
.'r''' 'At'Hs' - tor ne t., 'r'vost N. foi.
~ ,'o@.i nV"e or. Would rot Ni-e t,
ninnse 'N RI" savings into amy yviioca,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
-,--.--.
FINANCIAL. MEETINGS
THE NsN ,OXk MD HARrrN
KAILKntn rlONlpANN N'---'

N"w York. Jeuoery - lose
ih's Company '.ill he hail al ,ss ot,,,.s .. %.
- - oonapsn!. 49, leSi'is on Avenue IN ~
~ ~ N"" "rS ON the l6rh r,a, ur lrnr,t-
''N' a. IL "rlVcn 4. n. Cor the mn
r"n" e,, :" s''n'in9llne apt actin: upon .as sites
,'t,, ,nls I" me '.ar'is1 limos ov.nrs, a,,i
New YORK. " ''e wy OF
! IS =. STEPHENSON. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Safety Al,ovc Cain

NnertoH- l.o' .,d oN' or Fo
pi.'s ~, .asi Snroay'~ fr'Aitus yar stated
t'at ronr <n..;fo'i,r ,ita ltot srenl To-
uieee So. fot' ahofo t..i4. Iu ihn g. had
ronfh' sort- GoodNear rtc and eNNer
,si - taN she-.io o' a,efesiea -
Nno,3ns Neuf opiuion of '.e hptio .ii Qu'S.
ion I.d 2"a 'tfeud 40 gai'ate lt.s' >o'i
N r"t eeo..- 80 st
'f a'a vol; fat '4'rris 7fe y.eld 'n 'i'no.
Won "a se of course. 'hot p.'h .I" ,,'.a6
.filrr x i"-6sr sroi. -d fe ''ie i.'.i
ss h.tv.oou s. snd oer cent. wuien Is ao'
'.o hi-n to' saio't cNsn to-aa'. Neu also
.r' ed seslrs' iesu"s of fpre'sn governs
uenle bending tho oufoofnc o. 'Ne Ccrlna'
Has-'.Na- " You'd tbs app' fn h~ ce-
t.Ntci Gas lodi.s Dcf cent isSler THAT,
aonAttN Is woNia snolu 10 ins Is 81 re- Tronu
.'u: e0e~,s - E1rorean troleie iNasnocr
1s us mother country. .le Nothe'lana.
eood oond on shorld a'so 'ire 20 hare
'our opinion "n tho fnllov-iu.. bonds
ErooN'Yr Fdison IS 1856: noeNozte. GO
nd rl~ctfic - 1876. and Brsds n ,'oopol.
'aEl l-f. t
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Statesmen Wanted

WA\' W seNs-sl inYes,ory. soon
10 ''Q 900 caah esch Noner IL re-.
,,nn ,hu,ren ,p PAY ash for ncrchaa1is>
Doug nj lpr hons fide o..!s-r .ol5 Nv,
~ days time. rroat win s1r,,,
pay "ent ~ monthly 70 invnstor.
Hus,ness staple and cstah,ishnr
40 brokers. Agents or Financs corr.
Is .t5 Tribune. ""'eSa
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Mortgages VS.. Bonds

'luesi .on~-Am alVass interested ~ your
column Of Investment Information. just
Row haze S7.o"0 due "n an investment
OF MORTGAGE III . certain mortgage com
pany. 40 Nou JdNisr mo to take ih!s oHt
and put II III a diversified number Of bonds
good ones. Of cours'), rath"r taan 'o
renew the five in one mortgage ncaiu
Which, SAFER or the letter Investment
for that amount \ friend told mo thai
to have II dircrsidcG i'm dvr good bonds
Y oulo br less risky, ana also oasicr to 81
of n,st uaiiius for q nlortgnse TO bscofr"
cue. for ir case ma uccI orn
~ short notlte any tm". ana instead
s'od bond IL. sale al a nonsnt's notice.
Have .Nst in mind No'ir advice OF III" prin-
citIcs of din tsihcation. bVt in which You
state thst '.cr n hish class bond is
'1ail from one point Of vicw. for the best
managed can 80 to tho wall from some
that may be Gar remote. nevertheless can
not that be said also about the best mort
Ease~-nothinE 8 sure in this wor!d-or is
a mortgage on property safer? If you
advise the bonds please let nc have q
LIST of hve good. we'll managed bonds. rot
over term OF ton 10 fifteen years t. ilin,
and no foreisn ono Also IN buying oonds
tfror r.putab.o hrm. nj coulse). and
having pad for them but not rccnivinY
them at same time, and should the nrn
90 TO the VAIL like Wasne: & Co.. what
receiver secs hi TO let you haNs ,iein. ani
is there nNlhin: ,cst H. this transn ciions
a Niso. in buving bonds ho,v are lou iio,ii-
fed at the bank COR conccin> when yor
ca!l for Your Interest. or must YOU got ,nc
interest culI through 'he AVN you Gcalt
with? one more question. Pardon ue for
taking nD 80 much or YOUR yaluahle time
J also have q few stocks Of United states
fsNhber common on hand. bought hiek, %
course but would like to know tLls much
when YOU buy stocks from broker
lnfsi .on ss'l them through ;hc same ono
sealr or can on. go 10 tho FIRST best broker
hsnn1 Also is It the same IN bonds -
.\niiidet
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

e e e ze e e e s ee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
INDIAN ELEVEN STALE
At CRITICAL PERIOD
Followers of William and
Mary Worried on Eve Of
Roanoke Game.

WILLIAMSBURG. Nov 7.-Satur-
days victory over wake Forest
brought little joy to William and
Mary. This reaction is due no; 10
tho size Of the score. but to the gen
tral lack OF ngRrcss!vcncss which
the Indians displayed. The feeling
here IL that the team Will have To
show much NOR. hghtIng spirit than
IL exhibited at Norfolk If II f. to
win the game next Saturday with
Roanoke College.
The Roanoke team. which Is com
ing To Williamsburg oa Saturday.
has made consistently good show
ing this season. The line Is power
ful and the hackGcld dependable
Roanoke played Richmond To Il stand
still. and licked Iiampdcn Sidney In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
AMERICAN SCRAPPER
PUTS GERMAN OUT

B0RLIN. Nov. 7.-Samon Koerner,
American heavyweight pugilist. to-
night scored technical knockout
over Hams Bre!tcnstracter. heavy
weight champion of Germany. I'm tho
eighth round Of what was TO have
been Il fifteen round bout.
The American won purse md
contributions nggregatinE nearly one
million marks.
koerncr, was cheered by the 10000
spectators when ho gave Brcitcn-
strater onc-haf OF his winnings, the
referee at first having expressed
some doubt whether the final blow,
which sent the German out OF the
ring and almost into the lHp Of
Georges Carpenter. was fair
Carpenter who stopped over In
bcr!in for the light on his way back
to France from business trip 10
Riga gave kocTner 100000 nrprks Of
the contribution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
.PH|LL|ES TO REMOVE
WILHELM As MANAGER
Owner Baker Denies He Has
Offered Job TO Hugo
BcZdck.
LRy Associntcd prcssl

NEW fORf, Soy. William +
Baker, owner of tho Philadelphia
National League baseball Club. ad-
United tonight 10 the Associated
Press thai he Will not retain irwin
Is. Wilhelm rs manager Of his team
next year. but he denied that he is
negotiating with Hugo Ec2dck to
take charg~, AZ reported from State
College, Pa.
Mr. Baker returned today from a
mon $ hunting trip and said he
VIII go TO Philadelphia tomorrow
Ia begin plans Tor the 1928 seuson.
i haven't been In touch with any
body and haven, hrcu negotiating
with Be2dck. but I've got 10 have
"a new manager, and don't know
who he will he" he declared
He declined to say whether Rcz-
dck will be considered for the Job.
Wilhelm took charge OF the Quak-
"rs during tho season OF 1921 and
finished last. claimb!ng out OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
| decided fashion. william and

decided fashion. william and
Mary will have to speed up cnor-
mously II II Ia to defeat this hard :
lighting and skilful team. Their. are
plenty Of people here who are pcss!-
.mistic about the likelihood OF such an
Improvement.
The Indians will have to overcome
mid-season rtaleness. they Will
have to play more as unit than
they havo in the past. and they need
90 disclose grasp of fundamentals
which was not Ia evidence I'm the
Wake Forest game. it they urc TO
take Roanokc's measure. Coach In
gram realizes that he has Il big job
on his hands. and he is going to Il
with undiminishcd energy. He IL
trying to make his men see that they
have before them - real battle If
his backheld is In good shape. and II
the morale OF the team improves
the Indians ought 70 win. but only
BY narrow margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
CHURCH HILL TEAM TO OPEN
SOUTHEASTERN SOCCER SEASON
First League Game Here Saturday. With Rangers of
Baltimore Opposing Riclmonders- Season Ends
in February With Fast Schedule

Richmond will be represented In
the SCui h"Hstcrn Soccer Football
League next Saturday afternoon.
when tho strong Church Hill Attn
let!c Association team will meet the
Ranger Football club. of baltimore.
n the opening gam" OF what
promises to he an all winter sport In
this city.
As soccer football is in it's infancy
In Richmond, many of the fans Of this
International outdoor game will await
The Kick off on Saturday with inter
cSt. The Church Hill team Will he
composed of not only wcil-known
local players. but will have the back
INK OF experienced performers. who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
W0MEN's TOURNAMENT
STARTS At PETERSBURG
Finals for Club Golf Cham
pionship Set for Sat.
urday.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov The
woman's golf tournament has got
ten under way and the Petersburg
Country Club is the scene OF great
activity every morning and after
noon. with members OF tho fair sex
making ready TO go on this links.
The tournament opened with the
following pairings:
Firss azht---2EIaaea Roaais Will
sjn n-& Mes. g. 8. Ct&. Mrs. Sidney
Green and Miss NeKenna Jones.
Mrs. Robert Mckinney and Mrs.
Eden. Mrs. Edwin Whitmore and
Mrs. Fallon.
Second nlGht-Miss Piicher and
Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Hummcil and Miss
Margaret Cole. Mrs. Carmine and
MISS NJ. Schwcnck. Mrs Bartlett
Roper and Miss Tomlin
Third Gight-Mrs. J. S JoucS and
Ars. a. s. seward. Mrs. John II. Jolly
and Mrs. ". II. Mann. Jr.
Favorable scores nre being mnds
by the ladies in the qualifying
rounds ...
The frs, round will he played al
nine holes Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Sem!hnnls Thur.dav
and Friday. and nnala at eighteen
holes on Saturday
Tho hrst hight Will be played for
tho championship cup. which must
be won three times for permanent
ownership. The second nighI win
ner VIII get cup. and the runner
up In each nigh, will get prize Of
'ercd by the tournament committee.
The winner OF the laird aight Will
also receive Il prize.
Inc same rules will govern this
contest than were used b. tho mems
tournament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
DIRE SEEKS TO ROB RICHMOND OF FEATURE GRID GAINES
SOUTHEASTERN SOCCER SCHEDULE

Games played Grounds First Mentioned Team)
November li-Church y. VS..
Novembe. l2-Baltimorc Norfolk
November ls-Ealtimore VS..
November 25-ChurCh hin n 4. Baltimore
November 26-Patapsco Rangers W..
N"Neinber SO--Church Hill \. G. rs
2-Norfolk VS.
December : Church \ C
December l6-NoriUIk Patapsco
December ls-iia Church Hin \. [.
December 25--Norfolk Church y
December 30-Norfolk PaapSco
January Norfolk
January 6t'hurch i'm [.
January 7-PatapScO Rangers 5
ia l3--Noriolk A {.
ia li-Baltinor. s ra;apsco Rangers
2O--ChUrCh Iiill y. vs.
January 2l-BatmOrc rs. Norfolk
January 2S-Fatapsco hangers ". Church A..
sc Hill y c.
February ll-ialtinore S. Church HIN y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
Football Team Secrets
Stolen by Sandbaggers
Try Associated Press.l

BEATRICE. NEB.. Nov. -
Search Was continued today for
the unknown ussnilant OF Fred
Layton. captain OF the Beatrice
High School football team, who
was attacked and robbed OF foot
ball team secrets while sitting In
an automobile which was standing
in front of q church here last sun
day night a small amount OF
money and team signals were
stolen.
Layton. found later In the night
lying under a lap robe In his au-
tomobile. was rendered uncon-
sc.ous Ivy q sandbag. but was not
seriously hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
LID TIGER STAR
DIES IN DETROIT
lRy Assoe!nteA press !

DETRDIT, Soy. Sam Thompson.
member OF the old Detroit National
eaguc baseball team and ono O: the
st-known baseball players OF
arlier days. died az his home here
ebay. lie had suffered a heart at
ick this mOrn!ng while serving as
n election Inspector and stricken a
.cord time after being removed to
is home.
Thompson, who was SO years old.
as an outncld,r Win tho Detroi,
Tub In 1857, when the TENN won tho
forld's championship. In rcc-u,
ears be had been Cricr In The court
{ United states District Judge
rthUr J. Tutjle
buring his ball playing days
thompson ranked a. one of tho
eayiest hitiers Of his tim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
CHARLIE HOLMAN FIGHTS DRAW
WITH COSTER AT HOPEWELL
Richmond Bantam Injuries Hand in Third Round, bu,
Continues--5akish and Ceaser Wresc Thirty
Minutes Without Fall

several times Knocked through the
ropes. iioliHan's weight was lis
pounds. md that Of Coster 100
IN the Droliminarics, Kid BakIsh
or ilopcwel. and Young Caesar, OF
richmond. wrcstlcd thirty minutes
each.
Willie Fouts. OF Hopewcll, won the
decision over Kid Mack. OF Portland
Orc. In boxing baut, which was
stopped ny the refo1sa dfto- one
round on account OF Muck receiving
too much puniBhment.
Two negro hcavywcights Mack
Hudson. Of harrisburg. Pa, and Ben
fcters of lIopcwell. fought q six
round bout. No decision vas given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

the other side Of the Atlantic and at
mIhcr places where soccer ia popular.
ihcE VIII play at WASHINGTON. Hal :
tim"ro. Newport News ana Balti-
more.
soccer football gives to the PLAYERS
every physical advantage OF Rugby
lpotcaii. haS"hnll or any other out
door sport. ana Mt the snrn. limo
possibilities OF injuries arc mini
mizcd The players upon which the
church li!ll team will depend are:
Goal {. g Grant: full backs, Nc
from Madscn: forwards. Lavender,
cameron. Guild. Dution. Summers:
reserves. Hay, Grundy and y. IIamil-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

HOpEWF,LI. VA. Nov. About
700 spectators saw Charlie Holman,
Of liopcweli, and Kid Coster. Of
Philadelphia. fight n tcn-round draw
In the DUPONT Club tonight.
Holman was given the second
third. fourth aud nfth rounds. Coster
was given the seventh. eighth. ninth
and tenth rounds. The first and sixth
rounds were n draw.
ilolmnns hands were injured In
the third round and he had TO go to n
physician after the fight. Both men
stood considerable punishment Cos
ter using his glove effectively on
liolman's body. Coster took severe
punishment about the heud and was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
plnycrs See President.

WASH lNGTnN. Nov. I.--M.mbers
OF the Charleston. s. c.. High School
football team. en- route home from
Peabody, Mass. where. in "a game
las; saturday, they played Peabody
High School 30 6-to-S tie score.
were presented to President Hartlisc
toda" by Senator Dial. of South
Car" ina. The team. before reaching
WA; hinStor, visited Boston and New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

cellar TO seventh place this season.
i''' formerly was a pitcher and has
h""h in major league baseball since
i'o"' except from 1914 To 1921. He
"rSt was with Pittsburgh, and then
WIN foSion, brooklyn. baltimore.
and finally Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
lies, Gc,s Couch,,r Ia,

Los ANGELES. CAL. Nov. Twill
liam Hess. former captain Of the Penn
stat" football team and ail-Ameri-
can player. has been signed To coach
the University OF Southern California
freshmen eleven for another year, Il
was nnMOuurth iOdnY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

'iIt AGo. Nov. 7.-Andrcw Lots
nav. formerly trainer of the Indian
arunS American Association club and
m"W tra!ner OF a Chicago professional
,runer of the Chicago Entionn1
League baseball club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
Carolina Captain Quits
Because of Sol Mctzgcr
IBy Associated I'rcss

COLUMBIA. >. .. Nov DE
clarins that he could not back
Coach Sol MezGcr aud his assist
ants In the treatment OF the men
on the University Of South caro-
lima football team. Tackle Alex
Waite today resigned as cauttIn
OF the team. At the same lime
Wsite's resignation was a'uouuc-
ed, II also WAS announced ma,
Full Back Erie Suipcs. chi,f
sroune-gainer On the team. mad
been hred by Coach Metzs.r for
failure TO obey orders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
PLAYER Gets I,rokcn l,ncts

rLAINFil:LD. y. j.. Nov. T.-Ellis
Galloway. tackle on the Plainiield
High School football team. suffered
a broken back today in tho game
with Battcn High School. Of Eliza
beth. He was taken to "A hospital
in "a critical condition..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
.rhird Army Corns LOCO,

Plill.A Df.irHlA. Nov. THE Uni
verSity OF Pennsylvania junior varsity
football! team defeated the Third
Army Corps eleven, ~ to o, here to-
day. The soldiers came from Fort
Howard, near Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
The Carolina lineup for Saturday

Improved markers so that spec
ltors VIII be able TO tell the yard
re better VIII lie erected at once ON
ne MmNu Island pT!diroU. Tho mark
re- viii be about tw"uty T.., Oft tho
laying field and VIII b" about ,Igh-
zen inches of the ground Here
fore the yNrGaSc has been painted
II the fences, hut II was found ,hi,
ptctaiorS hanging over the fence oh
tructcd the figures and rendered
lem yaluelcsS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
You Kro, A Tonic I, c,o,

when II makca You eat like n hungry
COY ana brings back the color to your
cheeks. You can soon feel tho
STRENGTHENING. inviVorat!ng Effect OF
GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.
GOc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
RUTGERS WALKS OVER
FAR SOUTHERN TEAM
State Proves. Easy
for Heavy Jersey
Eleven.
BY Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Rutger's
heavyweight eleven ran roughshod
through the Louisiana State Uniycr-
sity team here this afternoon i'm the
inal periods OF the game, winning.
20 to y. The New Brunswick college
was represented by team Of substi-
tutcS in the first period and Louisiana.
although unable to score. outplaycd
the Northerncrs. When Coach San
ford began to send in the varsity
regulars In relays of from three to
SIX at IL time. the situation was quick
ly changed.
Louisiana, despite its pluclty and
hard line defense. was unable to hold
hutEers. which plouEhed through
steadily with AN occasional forward
pass injected 10 keep Louisiana's
secondary defense from coming into
brace the line
Although outplayed. the visitors
showed some excellent tacklinE and
end running, especially Half Back
icim. who WAS the outstanding
figure. both on ofrcnsc and defense.
Maloncy was the star for Rutgers, his
forward passing und eighty yard run
for touchdown after catching a
punt. being the thrilling features of
an otherwise drab game, played In
mist and rain. Numerous penalties
were imposed on both teams for
technical and personal violations of
tho rules. Figures compiled after
the game showed that the penalties
imposed on both teams aggregated
more than zoo yards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
'""tbHll Results.

i,:ntEsrs, 20; Louisiana State. o.
"r1ham, II: New York i,nivcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

Lineup:
Rutgers. Position, Louisiana
Stanwood 80. LEFT end. ....... EVAN
Lincoln 80. left tackle. $500. Rnme
FuchS ...... LETT guard. Blak cwood
hcnder center. Borcuois
Fcllcr hit guard. -. Landry
RHub right tackle. Woodward
Mobile right end 49,. stevens
Ml1oncy ...... quarter back Eiscr
OziaS ........l "tt half. ....... Helm
IT, Anderson right half. Warner
clark ......... full back. :. Edmunson
score by periods; Total.
Rutgers $50. 6 l2- 25
Louisiana 800 o o o.
summary: Rutgers scoring
Touchdowns. Maloney co. Ozins,
Moore tsub for CLARKE. Try for point
after Observation-Disclosures (sub for
Andcrsonl Referee T.. j.. O'Brien
tTufts); umpire. \. Sharpe Gale):
lincsman. T. w. Murphy Nrown).
Time of pcriodS-lb minutes each.