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Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 21

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Mmottfi ftmcBipaid) TIgfr Grid Uprl SpMrrii Mainland Trip (lavalicr I Nrar Stale Title I llot to KnilucLjri Gra)i Fight Can! 0n Indian and Tigrrt Battle Kicliwoiid Virginia Sunday NovrmluT 111 1928 I Conquers Washington and Lee to Capture Fourth Conference Triumph Maryland Team Triumphs Over University of Virginia Eleven hy Count of 18 to 2 Tech Continues March to Title By 13-7 Victory Gtvalicr Grids Unaldc to Halt Passing Attack Cinqurrord of Illi I'tinlc Orange and Blue Coni ldnr With Air Raid Crnrrula Hold 7 to 6 Ad vantage hut Come Bark Strong in lal Quarter Frank lYakc to Fore Cohhlrr Wizard Fail to Score hut l'rovea Star Long To rt Opener I-orw i Tlirratrn WliNtlo Hallo I 'lay in 2ml Half COLLEGE PARK MD Nov 17-u?) sc a-r al pus cffeiuve coupled lc-fv re 'gain In wit-h Srv- (illicit hero of the YVe Ji-'i-d prominently Mi txlay to defeat one of tr ri'a' fni-tersny of by an II to 3 sc)re I The trio of Maryland tnchdowr In Ui fr: pert'ws cf me ri-'i-rcd ita oniy in the rrt quarter when the llri-r nai-a a had pau and end tu taegled behind own al a aafry lleagy Srnrea lint Tourhdowa A paw hurl-d hr Kessler Maryland quarrrbarg to Hagy netted fifty-five yard ard Maryland' Ant touch diwn In the gcccnd period Dodron left end failed to kick goal Snyder whose line plunging wag the big factor of Maryland defeat tha week before cf Yale ran twenry-five yard in the third period to tha twenty-three-vgrd mark and Ktiuler hurled two pae to Hcagy and Ded- Niditw came 4 Slated at Armory Thursday LEXINGTON VA Rot Tho full fury of tha "Puny Exprraa" vaa unleashed by Virginia Poly after three quarter of play hero today and Washington and le University went down to deicat btfure Prank Peake and Cnmjwny 13 to 1 Waahlngton and Lee recuperating from four straight difea'a fought i gamely agalnat tha attack holding the OuhMera on even terma for large! part of the game Loti aafety man for the Generali proved a hero by' atopplng tha fWi-fuoled praka aeveral time after the Gobbler back had eluded the tarklrn in hla aweeptng nd run and gained a clear field Starting the aecond period with only II yard to go for a touchdown the Gubblrra did not paM up ilia opportunity Owen big fullback burked eras for a touchdown but the uu-a'ly reliable Hooper mined til kick fur the extra point Then came the half Crack Heavyweight Will Mi In Final Scrap Hoc ssrsfi! vie K- BriI1) Anv SSTSmSTiJS taS3 Monlrnrio Ccitfin Meet Happy Gear the boy from Blacksburg to taka tlie Loral boxing follower will be treat-1 New York down aeven or eight time i 10 clluy Ima-fight rard Thura-lln a Richmond fght a couple of yean night at the Gray- Armory where ago when the But Boy unknown Eberhardt hol a lghtnlng paa of 3 tv- who nark trrriflc wallona and here he nromutlv mi Four Good Bouts Joe Proctor in Feat tire BoittBy boxers who pack trrrifle wallop and here he promptly nude himself a Vand Is Beaten GlcmvoodSccnc Tennessee In: Of Golf Match Nashville 6 to 0 Between Rivals Bradley 7 Peoria 14 Iowa 13: Illinois 0 Miami II Wrrenburg 0 Dayan 14: Oh'a Northers 0 43 Kenyon 0 Wfiberforce 13: Virginia Union 6 Oregon 13: Oregon State 0 Texas A A If Rlnre Xnati-on to enable the latter "to tute Cavalier goal Dodson however failed Stanford 13 Waahlngton 0 fln to boot the plgaun between the Abilene ChriaUan IB Weat Tex onl poat Teacher 13 I Snyder Goea Over Gal Sprngfleld College 15: Providence a j- Whitman 19: Colics of Idaho 13 pUy Univenlty of California iuring on Virginia twenty-five-yard 63 uUne two paea heaved by Keaato- Firt Vol Victory Since Hermitage Juniors Battle 1916 Aehieved in Bain' Glen wood Outfit Today! Before 25000 Spectators Champions Are to Meet: Hampden-Nydney 13 University of Birhmand I I It Waahlngton and Lee 3 Maryland IS Virginia 3 William and Mary tl Bridge water Roanoke 3S: landolph-Maron I Kentarky IS I Emory and Henry 31 Eton I I I Georgia Tech 33: Alabama 13 Rival golf team representing the pnneeton 12 Yale 3 'Hermitage Junior and the Olerwood Arkansas 45 Mouri School Associatlm will tie for honors In the Mine 6 i Carson Newman 13 Maryville II By I Street Associated Pres Sport Writer NASHVILLE TENN Nor know the fistic game from A to Z' drawing raid to yard to Jonra who waa downed 13 yarda from the Gobbler goal White Vme College 0 Thm on the card before the lot at Youth served lteelf today when the frst eighteen hole of their thirty- will show their ware Dodson and Snyder respectively Chi'u penetrated renter for 1 yarda ai the quarter ended The third quarter aawl Burling at 830 o'clock the mitt 0n! Armory he ahped JartTtneMe Vola conquered an Jafert- x-hole match to decide the mil ni iSTuli to I lure hundred of VJfT Dei Molne Iowa Crl Oskosh Teachers 14 MUwaukeeoaL Normal 6 Virginia threatened several times la Charleston Teaehera IS Carbon- the second period Sloan quarterback dale Teachers 0 reeled oil a twenty-five-yard run on Northern Normal 10 South Da- a fake pasp form alum to the Mary- kota School of Mines 0 Boston University 12: Norwich 13 Ashland 36 Defiance 13 Wooster 31 Akron 7 Case 33 Baldwin Wallace 6 Carnegie Tech 37: Notre Dame 7 St Johns A 6: Culver A 0 Color do Teachers Western State 0 land eight-yard line but the old linen held firm until the half ended tha scoring attempt Two tones Pmker ton to Waver and Odeaheimer In tha final period neted a total of sixty-three yards but tha ball was lost on the Maryland fifteen-yard mark by an Intercepted paas Line-up and summary Montana State 7: Utah Aggie 15- South Dakota 36 North Dakota I Maryland Aggie 6 1 Byrd Dodson Monmouth 30 Cornell College 0 Dunn 1 Lombard Cerlervry 64: Louisiana Poly 35 Day a a a Heists Colorado Aggies 15 Denver University 0 Chedron (Neb) 31 Wyoming 0 Geneva 0 Temple 6 8warhirore 13 Urslnlus 7 Texas 6 Texas Christian 0 Beyl or 37 8 0 Colo: ado 34: Colorado College 13 Tulsa 13 Oklahoma Baptist Taylor tC) Madlgan Austin Ciuthcr Debutte iR McDonald Turner -R EHesgy Sloan Kesser Ksminsr Bxastona Lewy Jtadlca Falconer Snyder (C) Referee Paul Magoffin (Michigan umpire Vi Dixon Foster (South Cxrclina i head linesman Richard Dxnieto (Georgetown) The matches promise to be hard- Birmingham-Southern Spring North Carolina 30 hjii nvMn 7-rxa auburn O' 3 Western Res 0: Westorn A proring erala three dnwna Twice Lots Washington and Lee rOTl quarter dropped Peake after end run had left him with a clear field The Ann first period ended with the hall onb-irg the Generals' elevrn-yard line la poa-! Jlnrt of Columbia and Doe belcher1 ine wimmoaorei came tnunarnng Beaton of tha engineers Uje be vo to familiarly known In1 l(v- I Vlf llflll (Vlfl r- orkl the UU to wllhln Owens Tech'S big fullback boxing elrolea a tha "Peurburg 3 1I1U1HH sat liX the Tennessee line but ripped through the lire for a touch- Mauler" Reilly has never ehewn here lere on the last down Husllfs' Flfltl Goal down two mtnutoa after the second before but oemta with a rocorf o( iii and last one of their two good chance Uc tor Uw: fourtoen In alxtecn flghu and ts illilt II 111 VFkl Viojwore IDS lor Michigan Dae Rrlrhrr to FighL --w 1 gl line to Hugg It was lourth fought ard IntereaUng throughout Lnsthrr aix-rourder on the eatd 4f (f I pc llOlIlPG aB Vandy rrallred a paa was some of Richmond's ou islanding golf- torihr Rrllly torn tl- coming but could not cover Hugg prs are competing and quit a gal- airt of Columbia and Doe belcher i -l The Ccmmodwes came thundering Irry to expected Mississippi A and 13 Reserve ID Obcrlm 6 Detroit 19' Wesleyan 7 Ohio Univcr- ximeV 7' Ohio my Lehigh 3 Rutgr 7 Middlebury 6 Vermont 8 Indiana 6 Northwestern 0 Depauw 19: Muncle Normal 0 Lebanon Valley 13 extra point failed The Invaders played daringly the first half but were extremely cautious Fordham 0 Citadel 9 Ohio Bute 39 Moaklngum 0 Michlgsn 3 Michigan State 0 Tennessee 6 Vanderbilt 0 Pomona College 37 Sen Diego S'' 0 Pacific University 6 WOlmeUc 0 University of California 69 Nevada 0 Rhode university of Arisons 49 New exiles Aggies 0 university of Mississippi 34 Scuth-1S: western 2 Connecticut Aggies 14 i jaald to posM one ef the beat mrn-Brave Turn Gridiron Til km Trock Morl on: Oden of Washington In a great scrap 5" He ha within tha pact month knocxd pun the Gobblers again marched vj rw i rmnitL down Into Washington and Lee territory but were held for downs as the quarter ended end the wore I 6 A 0 enuan Score Four 1 to Vanderbilt a seven-yard line On WILLIAMSBURG VA Now (JVlh second play a pais waa grounded football aggregation from the'behmd Ibsgasj But the drive hid lile uir i-ur grounded gae fashed a forward passing at- drive hid nek in the early stage of the game mmea had that bothered Michigan far a time ard toiin I Happy! College of William and Mary turned effect Tennessee sohpom wee Naval District! football game here thu afternoon smashed Vanderbilt defense ard soon but lacked the punen to aeore wlthm Ken Strong Leads New York Outfit To 27-6 Conquest By Brian Beil Associated Pres 8 port Writer YANKEE STADIUM No? Kip Strong a rugged football player If there is on available la the country today showed the Uhl-venlty of Missouri and 45000 why he to the leading Karer of football New York University the team for 7 Kansas i nip Bartham 8 Detroit Grids Dazzle Fordliam Win by 19-0 hat placed dense and boy whoigame of the season here did not p- kept them there tour whenpr to embrra the nocturnal Contrary to ixpeciatlona Tennessee Richmond' era idid not use a far-flung attack but HlinOlii ta'llV Hratfi a the light-1 into a track meet to win from Bridge- developed an aggressiveness that placed ihe 15-yard atrip Rain flowed the of that: water to 0 The ftrt afternoon the Commodore on the defense and play during much of the game elmer Richmond' er Third period: The General re- turned to the fray with plenty of vigor White returned Hoopers kickoff to his forty-yard stripe end Faulkner punted oulaule on the Gobblers' Gears ef the rifth and officially the holdr of heavyweight championship fighting unit Happy is the proved mighty shifty and he took the "duke" In hi bout last spring over Len HoHmani IlSback Bauserman trotted over matched line play with Vanderbilt al-i 'i-j tong a favorite here Each of thesejwith four tli line outweighed Chicago bv 10 tO 0 bright Jfg Dickinson 7: Franklin Marshall 37 Purdue 14: Wabuh 0 Rochester 37 Rensellaer 6 Nebraska 0: Pittsburgh 0 Brown 50 New Hampshire 0 City College 10 hattan 14 Indiana Central 13: Manchester 8 men will tip the beam at between1 came by the intercepted pass route at each position Rarely ever could aerial attack waa uc- the Vandy line a for N' which strong puts forth his best ef- The University of Detrot dxxred I the (triced Tlaer from forts defeated the ssiped Tiger from Clemron 6 Florida 37 SjTacufe 6 Colgate 30 Lowell Textile 14: Worcester Tech 9 Dartmouth 58: Cornell 0 Washington and Jefferson 0: Buck- 165 and 170 pound and each to cap-! Bridgewater open way anj CHICAGO Nov able urltfin ha not shown hi fistic' eessiul seven bme out of twenty-three impreive charge which McEver fre-vralty of Chicago enc ware torally for about a year but to trial quen'Jy followed a charging line lor dli well known 1 hla punching abllltyl men through- loir gain dj hi gmene under fire and hto wlU-P the engagement WUUm and: Armtottad wrestled ome yardage 40 inenes to keen richt on after Mr7 never at one time had all her from the Invaders but the brilliancy tori opponent Hewent fight round to regular on the playing field All attached to his run was dimmed by 1 a Jtf tha knnbPn'4 nr (ha tinma IMM ka (M anw naesiuvna aVan ha a-t Ha The running cf Douglas of the backfieid of the home boy' the when Continued on Twenty-Second Page) WiH'oiiHii in Fain Hallies Iowa Foe To Win Leadership IOWA FIELD IOWA CITY IOWA Nov Wisconsin bed but tuy bag of footbaU trick u6 37 to 6 and moat of th at the Polo Ground today and won gtery Vhit goea wuh that feat must Its fourteenth consecuUvs game by aj glven the hard rock who roam score of 19 to 0 I more or less a will for the Violets AH of the points were made to I strong scored throe of his leam-the second and third period and four touchdowns and kicked of them by CosineU who tonight hadte pomu aftoc touchdown He had 103 point to support his claim to the kicking pereenuge of LOCO for one scoring leadership of Middla Western 0f tla understudies missed the one tf tnu Ks two touchdowns tn did not ring through the second period both after 5-yanlj Although Missouri scored first th sprints around Fordham right end Yorkers came back with one tn and the other in the third quarter the first period and two in the aecond with a 30-yard run after he had taken to lead by 30 to 6 at the lntermls-a pass from BraaL Hi first and third sion place kicks for goal after touchdown were blocked Mills Frosiy hell 0 a draw In Portsmouth week before many occasion last asainst Lew Carnrntelr pi played well with Blcxsom Darden and stopped In his tracks er led the Him! 1937 Big Ten cham RalrietvN and a buy with a big Kjrma hanng the gridiron glory wtthl Ii was Armiatcad who fumbled ahtie ptons to their victory Bsuserman jbl team was at the peak of a power- Score by periods: i ful drive but ft also wa he who1 William and Mary 13 13 13 intercepted a pass on his cwn two- I1 IvPatA IvOOrgia Bridgewater 9 0 9 0 yard line just as a pair of Vol hands tv 11 I reached for another touchdown lvIllldOgS DV lo to 1 La Fayetre 7: Penn State 0 Wesleyan 15: Bnwdoin 7 Louisiana CoHrge 9 Arkansas A A 51 59 Ouehi'a 56: Arkansas College 6 Hobart 38: University of Buffalo 0 St Bonavrrture 25 Niagara I Bvton Collfcc 24: Canisiua 0 Army S3: Carlton 7 1 time since being tost her ami three weeks ago went to a draw in a main bout in Norfolk hi opponent in that match being Bob Gay The Fireman numbers among hi battle two hard fought affairs with Wee Hairlerv Divide Honors ANNAPOLIS MD Nov Navy South Carolina Trim South Boston Whips Funnan by 64) Score Lawrrnceville 6 to 0 Columbia nw -cp- 0 Southwestern Louisiana Ole Mia Whip Alabama Trrh ATHENS CIA Nov tJV-Louisiana State University kept South- Otown divided erw wuntry! BIRMINGHAM ALA Nov 17- Confmnce' mort tmbtemtohed 7 Nvjr won the A and defeated Ala- defeating the University of Georgia race 34 to 81 and Georgetown Fresh-j boms Polytechnic Institute her ihto 13 to 13 hero today men won from the Nary Plebe 19 afternoon 11 0 Bridges ran' The game was flerc wlnnrT rfp roke thirty-three yard for the first touch- throughout the enUro play Tfford or Ul urer nd hlf down and Pappenhelmer passed to er side demonstrating an iHsm for the other counter -strong a Ha defense today mm won from the Nary Plebe 19! afternoon" 13 to 0 Bridie ran was fiercely waxd' to 36 Winners In both races broke jthlrty-three yard for the first touch- throughout the entity play with mA fcift -7 (tie hitherto undefeated Iowa team beating the Hawkey 13 to 0 The game was played in a driving rainstorm on a gridiron that resembled a mud puddle Tha Badgers srnred a touchdown In the third period when Lusby their big halfback grabbed a punt on his IT-yard line and raced 59 yarda across tlie Iowa goal- The attempt for extra point failed Wisconsin scored down late in the fourth I-aln lose1 big Indian fullback fum-: heavyweight and now under man-' bled a pasa from tlie confer behind1 agement of Rody Davis and a favor-hia osn goal line The ball bounded I lie torally and Joe Proctor of Washout of hi hand falling aix Inches ington a heavy of whom much to behind the line with Casrv alrrt Wl-' expected by scions In his home cltyi ronsin end falling on it Krtsky place-i Thu one will hardly last the limit picked for the extra point Wisconsin i for each man a hard puncher with may win the Western conference eilhrr fist and neither mind sailing If victorious over Min- right in the other fellow to taste hlsl neaota tn the final game of tlie aca-i gloves if this prove necessary When! eon next Saturday 'Brunet knocked Martin O'Grady of rounds whlrh he Uwt to Tfx Stovxll i xro tn Hagerstown Md- tv vTJ 1 ioMt STi will tto second touch- hT? Lvin 5itt- thTc-i SuBlTlSr TwT Navy 56 Loyols Mitoaps 31 I Institute 7 I Tulsne 41 Sewaree 9 I SOUTH BOSTON VA Nor- 'slated to lose to Furman today la neuh-j Kaverford 7 Droxcl 39 South Boston defeated the strong Law- celebrating a 6 to 9 victory over tha -1 Agricultural 0 Brooklyn l2kroncevSJe High team yesterday 6 to 0 'Baptist tonight 1 Minnesota 53 HaskeU 9 After nearly three periods of hard' Early tn the aecond quarter Car- football and several exchanges of lisle Beall hx'k a pax from center punt Robin Penlck the heavy quay- on his cwn 50-yard line held It icr tor back for the Crimson Cyclote what teemt-d to be an age and then' received one of the LawroncevCle punts hurled ft tuny yards to Bulneau who on the 59-yard line and after shaking raced down the field far a touchdown off the two ends with the entire team- Twice in the last quarto Furman car-mate taking out man raced fifty Tied the ball to tha South Carolina yarda for the touchdown Th viaiicr one-yard line and twice the invaders presented a stubborn defense but tlie were repulsed On the second occa-South Bostons were able to penetroteaion Capps waa thrown for an right-for good gain loss as he dropped back to pasa v' v-C" i lEfcBtt Masters Stars As Big Green Plasters Cornell Bv 28 to 0 Winning Streak Halted As Georgetown Conquers By Edward Nell I But thi time he had In aaisunc Prew Sports Wrltor cf toe he hearty Wolff GV DrtmVuhCLieIgeV rm-i ole-fixted b-sed aide hi s-nsation and ntne other Ltdian em-tundagea icdvy hitched up a pair cf tittered by carly-ison bf-at imurs that on Not content with merely whipping weaving and the heart c-r uw rugged but aunle arrays -erxtwn ef anothr wraith i in(j tvoiff and their nut' Wolff soundly trourrd Cen-sil'a riaiered i an id to 0 -emx eleven f-r the first time on Field Mi miii Tfiowpiw nfi ful rwivslf-'Cnt wrr plavd but fair HONOLULU It Nov rtiiuv i-v throe of Dartmouth's Mis Helen Ville i Q-een prov4 game the Big too much for three ftrirrr Hawanva Jvi a ha dul last y-ar at men ehatrpiuti txhiarua play cr irrol occasions missing a touchdown bv a Kant foot when "Lit He Sleepy1 quarter bark waa forred out! of bounds with thu distance to go aa the whistle blew ending live first half He had caught a thlrty-yud! pasa on the tip of hla fingers and: dodged fifteen yarda when he wa run outside the field In the first period the Mountaineers also recovered a fumble four yardfj from the Georgetown goal line out i lost the ball on downs A homecoming crowd of 39000 saw: Georgetown's alert line repulse the at-! tacit of West Virginia powerful backfieid Sy If Doherty AsorUted Bpori Writer Nov A shift-Georgetown University backfieid pKd and slipped it way through and arnunl a h-avier West Virginia eleven todsT to win a 12 to 0 derision and huh the Mcimtalnpera' winning streak Whlrh had stretched to seven game The arcurato tossra of Ralph Duplin Hilltop quartet back re ui-rrctrd frequently into waiting hands of Georgetown end Both touchdowns in the third and fourth periods respectively were gained largely through an aerial pas offensive West Virginia threatened on etv-.

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