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Baby Bishops Win First Two Games
The Baby Bishops have remained undefeated and unscored upon after their first two games. They beat both Brookville and Amherst by the same score, 13-0.
Against Amherst, in the opener of the season, the team started off. fast. As soon as they got the ball they started a drive which e::n..jo::J with Spencer carrying the ball for a T.D. and the extra point. In the third ~"'Uarter, Spencer, aided nobly by the other members of the backfield, Braxton, Johnston and Cranz, romped over for another score. N. S. Smith, Winfree, Dulaney, Pendleton, Turner, and Deringer made up a forward wall that was hard to crack.
The game at Brookville was won in the very first quarter when Cranz threw Deringer a touchdown pass covering 40 yards. The last score came in the third quarter when John- stone returned a punt 45 yards for a T. D. Braxton threw to Deringer for the extra point.
130 Lb. Team
The tiny Bishops, coached by Don Bartol. were defeated 14-7 in their season opener. Brookville pushed across the winning T.D. late in the game. The lone V.E.S. tally came in the 2nd quarter when Ross swept end from 20 yards out. George took a Woolery pitchout for the extra point. Ed Webb, Hyer, White and Bynum all played well. W oolery was the V.E.S. standout player on both defense and offense.
SPORTS
Tigers Outlast Bishops 19-6
(Con:inued from poge 9, col. 2)
hit the outstretched fingers of Lee
Powell for a gain of 48 yards to the Tiger 3. "Joltin' Joe" Barber then crashed over for the score.
A tribute must be paid to a fight- ing Bishop team, who lacking the able assistance of Joe Towe and Blair Farinholt was sparked by such out- standing pI aye r s as Stephenson, Chandler and Barber. The Bishops
held Woodberry scoreless in the first half, had a slight setback in the third quarter and came back fighting in the lost quarter.
The Headmaster's Study
(Continued from poge 4, col. I) Much of both these you can work out
for yourselves but any master in the school will gladly he lp you d o so; that is one of the purposes of our work with you. Few things would help maintain and heighten our scholastic morale and standards more than an orderly and scheduled approach to the evening's work. Try it for a while
and perhaps study-out privilege may not seem so far off.
Geo. L. Barton, Jr.
Elections
(Continued from poge 5, col. I) Fulton, Jr. He descended upon us
with his wit, humor, and other funny sayings from W alnut Cave, North Carolina. We're sure everybody read- ing this will join us when we of the Meteor staff- congratulate the leaders of ~he class of '52.
Homecoming
(Continued from poge 3, col. 3)
of Raleigh N. C. with George Ross, Betsy Stephenson of Roanoke with Joe Barber, and Muffy Evans of Fred- ericksburg with Lynn Franklin.
4 F's
"... and when they reached the lists
By Camelot in the meadow, let his eyes
Run through the peopled gallery, which half round
Lay like a rainbow fallen upon the grass,
Until he found the clear-faced king . . ."
Upon inspection of this "king" we find that it wouldn't quite be justice to call him "clear-faced," nor is his
bearing quite so regal as we are led to believe, for even from this distance it is easy enough to recognize what we laughingly call the face of Dr. Nailsinsky, the people's choice, and
(Con.inued on poge 14, col. 3)
C. S. HUTTER CO. ANYTHING IN
BUILDING SUPPLIES
LE- Fuller
LT- Bynum LG-P. Webb,
Cowper
C-W hite RG-Atherholt,
Joeger
line-up
RT-Hutton RE-Hyer QB-Woolery LHB -George
RHB-Ross FB-E. Webb.
The following IS a list of statistic; for the Bishop's first three and fifth qame of the se::ason, the ones from the St. Christopher's game 1n Richmond being unvailable.
VIRGINIAN HOTEL
BARBER SHOP
IT'S CLEAN
Ist downs . .... Rushing Yd... . Possing Yd. .. . PossesAtt... .. Posses Compt. Interceptions .. Punting A ve. Fumbles Lost
Yds. Penolized
. .
V.E.S. Opponents 31 25
.654 306 329 55 55 22 24 7 6 7 33.2 28.5 IS 13 215 175
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THE METEOR
V. E. S.
Powell, Smith
Jones, Kellogg
Kemper, Dirom, ... T..
Muir, Emory
Chiles, Kester,
Wiley, Chondler
Nosh, B. Smith ... C ........ . M. Borber, ....• Bocks
Hutter, Dovidson,
Hughes, Stephen-
son, J. Borber
Woodberry Borker,
W oiner . . Henley, Word McElroy. Folger. Turmon Evons, Reynolds, Robinson. Hobbs
Woodbury
. .. .. ..
0 0 13
6---19
. . . . . E..
... G.
Sc:.ring by Periods V.E.$......... o 0 0 6---6
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