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Ti)t Junior Varsity Squad J. E. Williams W. D. Richmond F. E. Gibson D. C. Tickle G. R. Bird H. H. Hammer D. P. Davis E. V. Richardson J. C. Meade R. H. Sheppe R. W. Wygal A. E. Shumate R. Wynn K. B. Lawrence W. E. Hassinger L. G. Herndon M. H. Robbins H. B. Brown E. W. McGahey C. B. Wingo B. D. Shaffer 100
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rijc pi)tnx ELON AT ELON, N. C. The Wasps invaded the Tar Heel territory, determined on revenge for the defeat last year, and made a hard struggle for victory. The 'Far Heels carried the hall over for a counter in the first ten minutes of the play, and thereafter failed to gain the required yardage. The Wasp’s chance to score was lost on a fumble after they had advanced the ball to the ten yard of Elon in the second half. The final score was 6 to 0. V. M. I. AT LEXINGTON Invading the Keydet’s territory to do battle to the heavy Flying Squadron, the team was again minus the services of some of its regulars. With determined fight they held their heavier opponents scoreless the first quarter. The Wasps fought hard and bravely but could not cope with the superior weight, power, and speed of the Keydets. So when the final whistle blew, the Eying Squadron, with the reputation as the best team in the state, had registered 46 points to our none. HAM PDEN-SIDNEY AT HAMPDEN-SIDNEY The Tigers of Death Valley were next on the schedule, and according to the treacherous dope were due a noble defeat at the hands of the Wasps. It was a struggle from start to finish, both teams fought fiercely, but the Tigers had a little better of the scrap. Three times the Wasps menaced their goal but each time the Tiger line braced and stuck. In addition they succeeded in rolling up 22 points against us. TUSCULUM AT EMORY A made-over machine, a team determined to win or die in the attempt was the team that Tusculum faced. The team did real work and during the first frame they rolled up 16 points while their opponents were drawing their breath. It was their last home game and they held to their record of not being scored upon on the home grounds. In the meantime they collected 46 points from Tusculum. MILLIGAN AT JOHNSON CITY 'Phis was the last game of the season and one in which defeat came the hardest. Even the Milligan Buffaloes know only too well that we outplayed them as regards yardage and first downs, and everything but tallies chalked up, but tallies are what count in football. As it was they won by one point or bv a 7 to 6 score. Their only touchdown was made by covering a blocked punt behind the Wasp’s goal line.
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