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It stimulates the ~citing up of tumor clinics by bringing to light the urgent need for added facilities for care of advanced cancer patients.
It pro,•ides transportation for indigent patients.
It supplies hospitals and nurses with surgical dressings and other needed supplies.
It equips and loans cabinets of articles a nd equipmeut for needy cancer patients.
It provides Tumor Clinics, Pre- vention Clinics and Industrial Health Clinics with clerical and nursing aides.
game that you hear stories about many years afterwards. W ebb Mad-
with this method of kicking off be- cause the ball is made very difficult to handle due to its end over end mo- tion). The ball hit on the Fishburne I0 yard line and bounced hap-haz- zardly into the end zone. The Fish- burne players stood in a daze and looked at it while Maddux fell on his own kick to make the count 19-0 for the Bishops.
In the second half the Bishops were penalized several times; as a result Fishburne scored three touchdowns, one by halfback, Jack Garst, the cadets biggest threat, another by Linderman on a pass from Garst, and the third by Lossites.
1n1ury, and Ronnie Marshall, with a broken rib, were forced to leave the game. After these misfortunes E. H. S. tallied three more touchdowns to bring the score to 32-0 at the final gun.
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Larry Shiflett began the second half in a big way by taking the open- ing kick-off and running 61 yards down the middle of the field for a touchdown. Minutes later he caught a pass from Edwards for a fourth touch. He scored the extra point when he received another pass from Edwards in the end zone.
The fifth score came late in the third period when Jack Swenson pitched to North, who lateraled to Shiflettas he was about to be tackled. Shiflett kicked the extra point and was then helped off the field because of injuries.
The final score came in the last minutes of the game when Carson tossed to North for 28 yards.
V. E. S. chalked up nine first downs to the visitor's seven, but the Bishop's could not produce a scoring punch. Three times the Bishop moved with- in the Yellow Jacket's ten yard line, but once they lost the ball on downs and another time on a penalty.
CANCER SERVICE
\\'ith increasing public awareness of the cancer problem there has arisen a growing need for various types of service. To fill such need, the Field Army of the American Cancer Society performs many such sen·ices within its program. Here are a few:
k i c k i n g a c e f o r t h e Bi s h o p s , t h e ball t o Fishburne as is
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The Bishops lost their first game in five starts against the E. H. S. Ma- roons at Horton Field, Alexandria, Virginia. After a scoreless first period the Maroons scored on a bad pass from center, Stuart Harris intercept- ed a Maroon pass and returned it to the twenty-one. On the next play the pass from center sailed over Jack- son's head and the ball was kicked into the end zone by Jackson in an effort to return it, where Doug Mac- kall fell on it for Episcopal. The Bish- ops played on even terms with the victors during the first half as the score ended 7-0. The Bishops had just begun to roll when their triple- threat Captain Hal Jackson was in- jured when recovering a fumble. On the next play Ace Tackle John Thom- as hurt his leg. As if this was not enough twice more injuries were in- curred as W e b Maddux, with a back
Bishops were handed a 38-0 defeat at the hands of a strong Randolph- Macon eleven on Johnson Field No- vember 13.
Larry Shiflett proved the big dog for the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets by scoring 20 points and toss- ing long passes for two more. For the Bishops', Jackson tried his best to be a one man team and nearly broke away several times only to have the last man between him and the goal to stop him.
Shiflett started things going for the Yellow Jackets in the first period by tossing North a 25 yard pass who went the remaining 28 yards for a score. Randolph then kicked off to the Bishops' 18 yard line. From there the Bishops' began their longest drive of the game as they went all the way to the Yellow Jacket's nine yard line before losing the ball on downs. The two teams then went into dead- lock with neither team seriously threating until Shiflett once more faded back and passed to Dave Doughty for 35 yards and a touch- down. The score stood 12-0 at the half.
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Lone, Cisell, Voss, Noble, Dovis, Abreo, North, Beouchey, Horrison. V. E. S.: Brodley, Finch, Worner, White, M. Johnson, Former, Muse, Wotts, Porrott, Coudill, Bottle, Smith, G. R., ond Koontz.
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Above all, the Field Army volun- teers are constantly working to- ward the eventual breaking down of public fear, ignorance and preju- dice through a program of cancer education.. Cancer can be cure! IlELP TITE FIELD ARMY TO HELP YOU.
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