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N o . 4 E isco a! School, Lynchburg, Va.,
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EDITORIAL BOARD DAVTD c. BARROW
MANAGER OF FOOTBALL 1931
3, 1931
Issued by the students of the VJ;gm~a ·P · p f 1931-32 ·
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P h o t o g r a p h e r ...............................................................
.G. W. FoRSYTH
Faculty Adviser .................................................. .. .......... . Reporters
J. c. R. TAYLOR w. H. ANDERSON F H BELMORE
City Edttor·......·................................. ..
E. R. W. McCABE E. E. EuTSLER
s. D. STODDARD
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DECEMBER
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aging Editor................................................................... W . C. CABELL
Non-military.·Superior preparation for all col- leges at moderate cost.
Accredited
High standard in schol- arship and athletics - · ·
Gymnasium . · · 14° acres healthfully and
beautihlly situated in
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FOR CATALOG WRITE TO Rev. Oscar de Wolf Randolph,
D. D., Rector
Turnage,
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BUSINESS BOARD
E. R. W. McCABE, ]R. BISHOPS TAKE FINAL
FROM ST. CHRISTOPHER'S
(Continued From Page 1.) the ball to St. Christopher's one- foot lin e, netting two first downs.
O n the next play LaLance drove the ball over on a line buck. La- Lance's kick for extra point fell
short. Banff again kicked off for V. E. S. After a loss of twenty yards in two consecutive plays, the
Saints kicked and in three tries the Garnets took the ball over for th6
second touchdown of the first per- iod, Edmunds carrying the oval twenty-five yards around left end
for the score. Banff was tackled behind the line of scrimmage in his :1ttempt to run the ball over for the
extra point. The Saints received the
kick-off, and, on being held, punted on the third down. After the Bi shops had netted twenty-five
yards and two more first downs, the quarter ended with the score 12-0 in favor of V. E. S.
After an exchange of punts, the ball being in possession of the Gar- net and White eleven, LaLance
took fifteen yards off right tackle
for another first down. Bost was sent in to relieve Edmunds at hali back at this point of the fray. La-
Lance kicked to Pendleton who was downed in his tracks. An attempted pass on the next play was inter-
cepted by Bost. A pass from La· Lance to Formwalt was good for twenty yards and a first down. Af-
ter two plays which gained two yards, LaLance gained another first down, slashing off tackle for twelre
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J. K.
BANKS
VIRGINIA
E. R. WARNER McCABE, ALUMNI EDITOR
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. P'tIttandBrownRoe Jml n cle,c h
both '30, visited ~he school for t e Saint Christopher s ~ame. I I .
Billy Dew '27, pald the sc100 a short visit a few days ago.
Duke
V. P. I.
John Miles, '28, Robert ~aunders,
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Richard H olberton, 30, were se~n
at the V. P. I.-~..M. I. game 111 Roanoke Thanksg1vmg.
Phil H otchkiss '24, was an as- sistant coach of football.
V. M. I.
T om
and Rufus Hairston, both 31, VIS- ited the school last week.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Sincerely,
OSCAR ZILCH.
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yards. He again hit tackle for SIX ass La-
yards and a touchdown, a P ' ·
lete Lance to Randolph, was mcomp ·
St. Christopher's had time for only one play before the whistle blew for the end of the first half.
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