Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-04
VIRGINIA CADETS LEAD |
IN POINTS PER GAM.
Lexington Eleven Tops Soutl
crn Teams in One Depart
mcnt at Least.
tHy Associated Prcss.l


ATLANTA. GA. Dec. 3.--rho I'm
rorsity OF Alabama with an even 30
points led major Southern footba
t"ams In scoring during the Ia.
season. which came 10 an end SatuJ
day, but Virginia Military InstItu,
which played ninc contests to ,,S
Tor .Alahnna. topped them all
points per game. with an avcrag. .
hirty-thrcn To thirty for tho Grim
son conGucr"rs Of PENNSYLVANIA.
he dof"nsir" leadership went Il
Vanderbilt. whose Commodores psa
mitted their nine opponents to ro ~
ister but sixteen points throuEho,a
the season and tho fact shat conri,
On play. rather to tho pilihC up i
touchdowns ut times. de,crmincp III
winners. is shown by n recap!tul;i
ton of records.
Carolina Ranks Tenth.
Heith"r Alabama nor Virgin
Military Institute was among M
defeat by Southern rival and Norrs
carolina was the only one ~ ;hI ,r5
umnh"nt three which rank withi5
~" ten highest scoring machines
IN" Tnrhc"is s,ood tenth. rhis
'""rgla Tech and vanderbilt. IL
"'n"r twD victorious teams. wcra
rather far down tho ii-r
1919 'h"l ~" games "crn play'.
during the season and in anO =
which records wor" available ,,h
night, total ~ S7a6 points wc,f
made. tn" winners averaging 20 \
POINTS p"r game. and III" losers :
points. IN" average nf tho winnirt
t"7mS waS raised nigh nv tho nun
nor ~ hir scor" games carIy *
IN" season and hy KING Colleges %
points m ono game.
Gov inEton Sets Record.
Centres quarter hack Hrrbe 4,
covinrton. sct worlds record q
oci"h"r % ny hoo'tng six drolA
kicks for ncld goal, In tho carH
Win Louisville University. his ne =
'"rmanc" standing out among niartI
D"ividUal f"a's Of the scason TlH
seasons record f"r high score. Z. II
KING 'oil"Es 2ns.to-G victory OVID
l."n"ir 1oilcg" aud incidontaIly
ali teams with iHS points FOR ,lI
s"asnu/ RI" t"aw recruited FRO
smonb IN" uincty-thrcn students n
kIns<colleso. won all us games nj
two.
AsId" from King Colleges recors
tn" standing Of N" Nrs, ton rnalI
piNi" teams IN games, total poln
an dorp"ncn's totals. follows
Alabama io-3On-9N: Centre ID
2s5.5a. i. VI /. o2.rea Nnhuri
l0-c7s-+r; V. +. !. io-2s2-3S: Fu3
man. ii2i2-7j: Tennessee, l0-2iO-5'
Florida. @-2fo-aO. Washington AM
Ice. 42lO-lCs and North Carolinl
lO-20o-T2
%ot Sinrl" team Of major impo1
tanc" won't through tho SEASON wit1
"u' being scored uron and Vandci
hili was IN" only one 10 escape AMI
defeats for Nnrth Carolina ari
GGeorS a Toch los, their inter So,
tion-l matches II made tho socor{
CONSECUTIVE" SAMSON In which tho Vari
d"rh!lt Commndorcs have not heel
defeated. ard II Was the second coi
s.cu'ive year In which they and IN
Georgia Tech yellow Jackets hal
stood among tho teams not beaten
tn" South.
ONLY ,hre" teams came throurI
last year with this record and ,-nri|
tr", which completed that tho. vi.
beaten ;his season by Auburn. whid|
ate wards lost TO Georgia Toe
Naniv North Carolina and Tee,
played f"w opponents In cornmoi'|
nakiuG II difficult to compare Their
The Ta'hccis record OF zoo points
- for their ten opponents. comparuI
with Naudy's IFS to 60 In nine arr
Tech 2I7 20 - in th. same nnmbAi
of contests Georgia Tech lost Il
Saw and Notr" Dame and defcat'sl
prlcthorpc Davidson Aiabam
clemson. Gcorc"tnwn, Ncrth Carhiinl
stat" and Auhuru. North carolinS
lost 10 Yale aud hcst"d Wake Fog
cSt. Trinity. South Carolina. Mort
carolina State. Maryland. Tulane, 4
NJ L. Davidson and Virginia. Var
dcrhil, tied Michigan and triumphoi
over East Tennessee state Normai
nouderson- Brown. texas inircrsFl
Mercer Tcrnessccc Kcntuck q
Georgia University and Sewanee. II