VOLUME LXIV Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, Virginia, Friday, November 5, 1971 Number 10 Founders Day Howell Wins Activities Set Lt, Governor in the fund drive for the George C. Marshall Research Awards To Include Library and has accepted the Over Kostel chairman position with the VMI Foundation. New Market Medal The Distinguished Service Award was established in districts. Only in the tenth The 132nd anniversary of persons who demonstrate the 1968. The award is a bullion district in suburban Founders Day this year is characteristics of duty, embroidered plague and a Independent Washington did he represent Thursday, November 11. honor, and devotion exhibited!- citation, which recognizes a threat to the front runner. The program will begin by the 1864 corps. exceptional achievement in Neo-populist There, he edged Howell out with a review parade at 10:00 It was first awarded in 1962 one's career and service to by a slim margin. AM in which the Presentation to Lt. Gen. Charles E. the Institute through the Liberal First Foundation. The recipients On Tuesday of this week The election of Howell of the New Market Medal will Kilbourne, then superin- Pictured above is First Classman Mike Schram, who gave his pint for "C" Company at the be made to General Lemuel tendent emeritus of VMI, and are Edwin Hodge, Jr., Pitt- Henry Howell was elected as represented the first time in sburgh, Pa., industrialist and visit of the Appalachian Bloodmobile of the Red Cross to VMI this week. C. Shepard, Jr., '17, USMC, in 1964, posthumously to the next Lt. Governor of the political history of 1910 VMI graduate and Rich- Ret. General of the Army George Virginia. Virginia that an admitted mond attorney. liberal has carried the Following the parade the C. Marshall. United States Running close behind Commonwealth in a state Convocation will be held in Senator Harry F. Byrd was Mr. Edwin Hodges, Jr,., Howell was Delegate George election. It signified, to some Jackson Memorial Hall at the recipient in 1965 which has had a career of a half Kostel of Clifton Forge, the century in the forgoing and 645 Pints Given; Democratic candidate. observers, a sharp departure 11:00 AM. The Convocation was the last one awarded. Running a poor third was from the conservative nature will begin with an invocation The medal was designed by railroad industries and Delegate George Shafran of of the Virginia electorate. by Cdr. Robert K. Wilson, Pierre Daura of Rockbridge serves as board chairman Arlington, the Republican Chaplain followed with an Baths, noted artist and and president of Pittsburgh This year's special election Forgoings and Greenville candidate who was strongly address by Maj. Gen. sculptor. 95% Participate for Lt. Governor, made Steel Car Companies. backed by Governor A. Richard S. Irby '39, This year's recipient Gen. necessary by the death of Lt. Mr. H. Merrill Pusco Linwood Holton. Superintendent of VMI Shephard was graduated The Fali visit of the blood- stretched to the limit and the formance in the Spring, Governor J. Sargent served with distinction in In winning, Howell Reynolds on June 13, con- presiding at his first Foun- from VMI with the class of mobile to VMI was a huge women who were operating coupled with the excellent ders Day Convocation. The VMI as secretary of the War amassed solid majorities in trasted sharply with last 1917. He was commissioned a success. The previous record, them were constantly on their performance this Fall, will Presentation of the Department general staff and the first, second and eighth year's 3 man race for U.S. second lieutenant on the established in the Fall of last feet. Many cadets waited two win it for the ninth con- Distinguished Service as military secretary to congressional districts. In Senator. In that race Sen. United States Marine Corps year, was 581 pints. That hours or more from the time secutive year. When a college Awards will be by Edmund T. General of the Army George the fourth district Howell Harry Byrd, running as a and had served with out- record was shattered this they registered until the time wins the trophy three years, Morris Jr., '26, President, C. Marshall. achieved a small plurality, conservative-independent, standing distinction until his week as 645 pints were they finished the process. it receives a trophy. VMI VMI Foundation, Inc. In- Both men are active in and in the tenth barely edged triumphed over liberal retirement in 1956. Following donated. The Corps gave Ten first classmen received possesses two trophies now, troduction Of the California civic organization and as out Shafran. Democrat George Rawlings his retirement he was called outstanding support as 616of their gold gallon pins, and and a good performance will sculptor Anait will be by officers of VMI Foundation. Kostel carried the third and Republican Ray Garland upon to act as chairman of the 669 eligible cadets (95 per many more are expected to assure possession of another. Frank McCarthy, '33, The bronze bust of General (Richmond), fifth (Danville), of Roanoke. the Inter-American Defense cent) donated blood. receive them in the Spring. This is an outstanding record Producer Twentieth Century Patton was done by Mrs. sixth CRoanoke), seventh and Howell ran for the Lt. Board in planning the defense Although the Corps number VMI has won the College when one considers that VMI Fox. The Presentation of the Ralph L. Stephins, Jr., known ninth congressional districts. Governorship this year with of the continent. slightly over 1050 cadets, the Bowl trophy for the last eight is in competition with 18 other Bust of Gen. George S. professionally as Anait. She many athletic permits and Shafran took only one of the expressed intention of He has served in VMI, years, and a good per- colleges for this award. Patton, Jr. '07 by the sculptor presently lives in Los Angeles underage fourth classmen Virginia's congressional running for the Governorship comma;ided the 6th Marine willbeacceptedby Gen. Irby. and has toured extensively in reduced the number of those in 1973. In the light of division at Okinawa and South America and Europe. who were eligible. yesterday's returns, many fought in the Korean War. She works in all media in her A luncheon for the guests The facilities operated at observers surmised that Gen. Shephard became the studio and has done bronze will follow the convocation. full capacity both days. For former Governor Mills E. Corps 20th Commandant in busts of Russian ballet Classes for the Cadet Corps examkple, the facilities were Improvements Due To Godwin might- feel com- 1952. He has received 3 dancer Rudolph Nureyev and will be suspended Founders supposed to close at 4:00, but pelled to declare himself a Distinguished Service Mehta and many others. Day. were forced to refuse any new candidate for the same of- Medals, The third was fice. Godwin, who is known to The New Market Medal is a Gen. George S. Patton donors after 2:00 because of awarded four years before possess a disdain for Howell tribute to the VMI cadets who entered VMI in 1903. After the tremendous number of Crozet Hall; Cafeteria his retirement. Gen. and his supporters, is said by fought in the battle of New one year he transferred to the cadets already waiting to Shephard took a leading role many to be the only candidate Market and in recognition of United States Military donate. The facilities were Academy. He has gained with a chance of stopping the lasting fame and recognition Service To Be Added liberal neo-populist. in WW II. He died in 1945 from Class Of 1972 It has suddenly been This piece of news was Edwards explained the an autombile accident in brought to the Corps' at- greeted with a tumultous pui^ose and success of the Germany. Both his father and Receives Furlough tention that efforts are being ovation by the Corps. Efforts individual food preference grandfather graduated from made to revamp and improve of that seemingly un- questionnaire. The survey Professor VMI. For Ring Figure that classic institution, derground organization. The was taken in order to Crozet Hall. In his recent Food Committee, were ascertain exactly what the speech to the Cadets and surprisingly evident by the cadet would like to eat and Howard Eves those foods the Corps Rhetoric To Be This year the Class of 1972 Faculty, General Irby an- recent food preference poll unanimously abhorred. The will receive the traditional nounced the tentative in- distributed throughout Lectures On results, Edwards admitted, Ring Figure Furlough. They stallation of a cafeteria style Barracks. The CADET in- Discussed Monday were rather clouded by the will be allowed to leave upon mess hall, hopefully by 1974. terviewed both the Chairman fancy names attached the Past Abacists completion of academic duty of the Food Committee and certain foods. There is that By James Golden on Wednesday, 24 November. General Irby in an effort to immediate association with First Classmen will be ascertain what tangible Legal Rights good 'ole mom's Au Gratin Includes Pascal, James L. Golden, professor required to return at Taps, improvements in Crozet Hall Potatoes that is instantly of speech at Ohio State Sunday, 28 November. The the Corps might see in the destroyed upon sitting down University, will speak at charge for this leave will be Issue Debated future. Archimedes, Gauss, to eat at Crozet Hall. V.M.I, on Monday Nov. 8 at one day if the Cadet attends Cafeteria Style However, one food has been 8:00 P.M. on the 400 level of the VPI game in Roanoke. If General Irby's emphasis in Newton & Einstein definitely struck from the Lejuene Hall. The title of his his home is to far to make For Under-21 his description of the menus, breakfast grilled lecture will be "The attending the game practical, cafeteria-style Mess Hall was luncheon meat. Tom Ed- Relevance of Rhetoric, 1971." the charge will be one day that it still was hinged on one Virginians wards asserted that the He is sponsored by the and one weekend. paramount "if." That is, the This past Monday evening university center in Virginia. Committee had other ideas at 8:00, the large lecture The Class of 1971, during decision of the state to grant As the title of his lecture lor long-range improvements room of Mallory Hall was the Ring Figure of the Class The Age of Majority the needed $275,000 for the implies. Dr. Golden is con- but these were struck down filled to capacity as cadets of 1972, did not receive the Commission headed by project to VMI. The cerned with political by the tentative construction and faculty flocked to hear options that the Class of 1972 Delegate Ford Quillen, Gate Superintendent was speaking of today. He has of the cafeteria style Mess Dr. Howard Eves, Professor will receive. Since the VPI City, will hold a public seemingly confident that the said previously that the Hall. of Mathematics at the game was on the Saturday hearing at the State Capitol funds would be granted, quality of this rhetoric is University of Maine, give a prior to Thanksgiving Day, on Wednesday, November 10, though he mentioned the Still Indefinite generally poor for a variety lecture entitled "Meet the the first classmen did not 1971 at 9:30 a.m. point that the grant could just All in all, the prospective of reasons. Mathematicians." have to attend the game. This Commission created as easily be squelched. "New" Mess Hall plans Ghost Writers They were allowed to leave by the 1971 General Assembly Through his experience at appear to be very Professor Eves, educator on Wednesday and to return is studying the feasibility and Fort Knox and in Germany, imaginative and in the in- and editor of a number of General Irby came in contact Above, from left, are pictured Major Generals Wen Ha- The use of "ghost" or on Sunday. These cadets desirability of lowering the terest of better food for the mathematics journals, spoke with the cafeteria style lislung, vmi '44, military procurement officer for the Army of professional writers is were charged for one day and age of majority to ei^teen Cadet. Yet, the present plans for 90 minutes on the most manner of mess hall the republic of China; Richard Cicclella, Deputy Commander, widespread. It cannot be one weekend. years. Since the legal age for still hang precariously on the prominent mathemeticians of preparation of foods. The First Army, and Richard Irby, VMI '39, Superintendent of anticipated that a major voting in all elections, federal state of Virginia's decision to all time: Pythagoras, Ar- tentative plans for Crozet VMI. General Wen visited the Institute this past week. politician will have the time and State, is now eighteen, grant the needed $275,000. It chimedes, Napier, Pascal, to write all his speeches. the Commission's job is to Hall would encompass would be a wise ad- Newton, Gauss, Einstein and This, as Dr. Golden has determine whether age several feeding lines, each monishment to say that the others. Dr. Eves succeeded in pointed out, has caused a eighteen should also be the offering a different menu for Corps should not get too entertaining even the most General Wen, '44 politician to present his ideas VMI CadetUnion legal age for such things as that meal. The cadet could hopeful because the state has persistent of liberal arts in somebody else's style, signing a contract, buying then choose what he would been known to deny VMI's majors through relating the losing that effectiveness that To Present Film alcoholic beverages, or prefer for that meal. The request for project money in humorous, and less often, comes only with personal writing a will. The Com- problem of 'seconds' would the past. tragic anecdotes of each Visits Institute expression. mission's task is to report its be solved in controlling the amazing mathemetician. The food at Crozet Hall were also narratives were highlighted Political speaking has also The Grasshopper recommendations to the Ihe VMICadet Wen Ha-hsiung, major World War and then trans- brought to the attention of the by projected portraits of come more to conform with On Friday November 5, at General Assembly. general in the Army of the ferred to the United States interviewer. A periodic check each. the mass media. An idea that 7:30 the Student Union will The public iiearing is in- Republic of China and V.M.I, At the time of the Communist is being made on the daily Statement of ownership, should require a matter of present the film "The tended to allow interested Einstein Associate graduate, class of 1944, takeover of mainland China, calorie offerings of the management, etc., request^ hours for proper development Grasshopper." "A well-built citizens an opportunity to Educated at Oregon State visited the Institute this past he was serving in an artillery provided food so that the by the Acts of Congress of is forced into five minutes of Canadian Bisset leaves home voice their suggestions before with graduate work at week as a guest of General combat unit. permit tables receive 6,000 August 29, 1861, of THE VMI television or radio time. The for Las Vegas and joins a the Commission makes any Princeton, Professor Eves Irby. General Wen ac- Prior to his current calories per day and the non- CADET, published weekly at majority of political rhetoric group of pot-smoking recommendations. Persons had the good fortune to work companied MG Richard assignment Genral Wen was permit 4,000. The average Lexington, Va. for Sep- has then been placed into homosexuals. Her objective unable to attend are invited to with none other than the Cicclella, Deputy Chief of Executive Assistant to the male of the cadet's age tember, 1971. short, easily recognizable is to find herself by doing a send a written statement of great Albert Einstein during First Army, when the latter Deputy Prime Minister of the bracket uses from 3,000 to 1. Names and addresses of cliches. variety of things such as their views to Commission in World War 11 while Einstein was invited by the Republic of China, Chiang 3,500 calories each day. In his the Editor and Business making an attempt at care of the Division of was teaching at Princeton Superintendent to tour V.M.I. Ching-kuo, son of the Dr. Golden received his summation of the present Manager are: Thomas B. marrying a negro ex-football Statutory Research and after leaving Hitler's (jer- The V.M.I. CADET in- President.,Wen is now serving M.A. from Ohio State Mess Hall operation, General Moncure, Box 7, Lexington, star. Unfortunately this ex- Drafting, Post Office Box 3- many. terviewed General Wen and as director of the China University and Ph.D. from Irby slated that "Cleaves Va.; Gerard W. Higgins, football star is murdered AG, Richmond, Virginia attended a lecture given by Military Procurement and the University of Florida. He (caterers for V.M.I.) is doing Business Manager, Box 7, Relating many a humorous while attempting to defend 232U8. the general to Col. Gilliam's Services Division. has been on the faculty of the a very good job, con- Lexington, Va. tale of Einstein and other Political Theory class at the University of Richmond as the "honor" of Miss Bisset. Other members of the eminent scholars, the General Wen is married sidering. . . ( )." 2. That the owner is the request of Col. Gilliam's. well as the University of At the end of the film Miss Commission are Senator professor concluded his and has a son, 17, who is in VMI PublicationsBoard. Maryland, Pasadena College Bisset "casoles" a pilot into Hunter B. Andrews, Barry C. lecture with an indictment of Biography school in Pennsylvania and a The V.M.I. Food Com- 3.That the average number Muskingum College and taking her up in a plane so Bishop, Delegate Duncan C. the misuse of science and General Wen was born in daughter 14. mittee is an organization that of copies of each issue of the Illinois State University. that she may skywrite a four- Gibb, Delegate George mathematics for purposes of Har-bing Manchria in 1923, a Lecture has had a dubious record and publication sold or letter word. Mason Green, Jr., Senator J. destruction. He departed son of a professional soldier, General Wen lectured Col. reputation in its efforts to distributed through the He is a member of The The critics have rated this C. Hutcheson,' Delegate leaving his audience with the both his father and great Gillium's class on the improve Crozet Hall's mails, or otherwise to paid Speech Association of film as being very good but it Thomas W. Moss, Jr., thought that the sciences uncle attended V.M.I, military, economic, and operation. The Committee is subscribers during the twelve America, and has authored is restricted. Cost per person Senator William F ought not to be used to tear although his father political situations in the composed of a representative months preceding the date numerous articles and will be 75 cents and the fUm Parkerson, Jr., W. Jackson from each campany and the down, but rather to build up. graduated from West Point. Republic of China. On the set above was 1700. publications. He will visit will be shown on the 400 level Shelpherd, Delegate Eleanor Dr. Howard Eves' lecture Following his cadetship, Wen first topic. Wen gave a present chairman. First four colleges in his three day of Lejeune Hall Men on P. Sheppard, and Senator Thomas B. Moncure was sponsored by the returned to China briefly general break down of the Classman, Tom Edwards. In toward the end of the Second stay in Virginia. confinement may sign out. William F. Stone. speaking with THE CADET, Gerard W. Higgins University Center. Page 2 The V. M. I. Cadet The VMI Cadet, Friday, November 5,1971 Letters To The Editor The BloodMotile Strikes ! force from other societies Editor, The VMI Cadet, where men still believe In the find you'll g^fo We/I ,we diJ hnve Hog DojfV In a recent article In the use of arms to achieve •for-/^ OM Hie touih Richmond Times Dispatch Opinion Page to push fhiMos a political and natlonllstlc and in the Lexington News Side of bnrrncks HWe ends. Gaiette, Robert C. Randolph "Where men have the habit of liberty, the press will continue to be the fourth esUte; the grfr National 8-9282 GEORGIA CAROLINA LADIES' CHINA INN STOCKINGS SCHWARTZ BRICK and Native Nau Veaf's TILE CO. Support Stockings Chinese Food SIGN COMPANY by Virginia Maid /Hosiery RT. 10 - BOX 7 Write: Information Beer - Liquors - Wines If You Can Say It In Words, Northbound Hosiery Sale Co. 629-631 H Street, N.W. New Savannah Rd. Washington, D.C. 20001 Box 503 AUGUSTA. GA. We'll Put It In Lights! PULASKI, VA. 24301 Bill Yee-lrewe Yee V. M. I. SPORTS CADET Page 4 The VMI Cadet, Friday, November 5, 1971 Rats Edged Maryland Beats V.M.I. By Hokies The tempo of the football 13 seconds., but the scoring game between the Rats and was finished for the first half. the VPI freshmen can be During the first half, VMI's Dugan, Yost visualized.by observing that quarterback had attempted 8 there was a total of seven passes, completed 5, and had interceptions during the two interceptions. game. The pace was fast and Tech Takes Lead furious with mistakes by VMI received the second Star In Loss both teams squelching many half kickoff and reeled off 2 potential scoring drives. first downs before losing the ball via an interception. Tech made two first downs, then An air of hometeam op- fensive series, VMI moved VMI Scores First scored on a 27 yard screen timism prevailed at Byrd the ball 40 yards in 12 plays, VPI got the first respec- pass with 11:45 left in the Stadium College Park, where including a 17 yard pass from table drive going early in the third quarter. The conversion the Keydets of VMI (1-5) Vem Beitzel to Phil aayton, first half, coasting to the VMI attempt failed, but Tech had faced the bulky Terps from before Jim Bailey was forced 10 yard line before Ron the lead, and would keep it. the University of Maryland to punt. Norman intercepted a pass in After several exchanges of (1-6). Even the slight pre- the end zone to end the threat. punts, Tech got another drive game drizzle, so indicative of In the first half VMI had VMI then drove to a first going, but fumbled at the VMI's future for the next 60 tied UM in first downs (6 down at the VPI 36 yard line, VMI 1 yard line, and Ron minutes, failed to dampen the each), yet railed in rushing and then scored on a pass Norman recovered. Neither spirits of the 22,000 plus fans. (99 to 48) and passing (91 to from Walton to Isaacs to team threatened again and 17) yardage. VMI's punting make the score 6-0. The kick the game ended with the See-Saw Ball Control average was 42 yards (4 failed, but VMI had the lead- score still Tech 13, VMI 9. Mike Dugan is finally stopped after spectacular run-back. punte). VMI had zero penalty temporarily. During the VMI was probably hurt when Game captains, Mike yards, while Maryland had drive, VMI was aided by 45 Tom Schultze, the regular Teubner and Walt Chalkley, lost 55 yards. yards of penalties against quarterback, was hurt early won the toss and elected to Third Quarter Tech. in the first quarter, but Mike receive. The return was VMI had 14 points scored Walton did a good job of slight and VMI ground out against them in the third directing the Baby Keydets Ruggers Roll one first down before being quarter, which ruined their forced to punt. After four After receiving the ensuing after that. There were two image as a 'third quarter' plays, VMI was again on the kickoff, VPI drove to the VMI good football teams on the Football team the cummulative op- receiving end of a punt. The 14 yard line, where they at- field this past Friday, but ponents' score for all third second series of the VMI tempted and missed a field Tech made the big play periods was 6 points). VMI, offense was stifled by an alert goal. VMI got the ball on the happen when they needed it. which only possessed the ball Over Tigers Maryland defense forcing 20 yard line, and drove to the 10 times this period to UM's another 4th down punt. VMI 46 yard line before Britt 30 plays, concentrated on its Again, VMI's defense forced of VPI intercepted a Mike The rugby team continued of the scrum, led by Bob passing games as Beitzel Maryland to punt after four Walton pass. The drive Poll in its winning style last Pinkerton, Tom Murray, completed 4 of 5, attempts Alabama-f vs LSU downs, which was one of stalled, and Tech was forced Saturday by completely Jack Beadle and Dan An- including a 20 yarder to Don U.Va. vs VPI + many received by Gene to punt. VMI appeared to be Waterpolo dominating Hampden- drews continually showed Reisch. Nonetheless, this OhioSt.-t- vs Michigan St. Williams. Then, as moving the ball well after Sydney in both the A&B VMI's strength. With the period was solidly dominated W. Va.-I- vs Duke inevitable, the break oc- that, but Lynn McCoy of VPI This Saturday The Keydet matches. The V.M.I, ruggers running skills of Steve by UM, and all hopes for a Boston College-I- vs Syracuse cured-but for the Maryland intercepted another Walton Water Polo Squad journeyed got off to a fast start by Stockowitz and Chuck Hall, Keydet victory were Richmond-I- vs Citadel side. Abbott, Maryland's aerial and returned it 52 to Charlottesville to play in scoring in the first 5 Hampden-Sydney was kept eliminated. Maryland 31 VMI W&M-f vs Wake Forest linebacker, intercepted a yards to the VMI 43 yard line. the first Virginia State Water score regularly the rest of the completely on the defensive. Clemson vs UNC-(- pass from Beitzel and 0. On the ensuing play, Ron Polo Tournament. This game. It seemed like The afternoon continued with final period Texas A&M vs SMU-t- returned it to the VMI 10. Norman intercepted a Tech tournament was the first of everyone got a hand in the the second match almost a Tulsa-f vs Louisville VMI's goal-line defense held pass and was ruled out of its kind on the East Coast. scoring as Raffo, Woloshuk, repeat of the hustle of the VMI was again scored Vanderbilt vs Kentucky-f and Maryland went for the bounds, but he intercepted first game. Scoring in the upon, in the first 30 seconds, The VMI team won handily Wisconsin vs Perdue-I- Irvin Murray, and Chuck Hall field goal. Maryland 3 VMI 0. again the next play, and VMI first half on a 100 per cent making a new and final score, against Lynchburg College, Tampa vs Mississippi-)- all ran for a total of nine The quarter ended with VMI had possession. The Rats Maryland 38 VMI 0. After this William and Mary, and The Tennessee-I- v^ South Carolina tries. In addition "Trash desire effort McGovern gaining momentum by then rolled for three first Maryland score VMI seemed University of Richmond. In Can" Simmons, Murry, and added 4 pts. and Bob Sch- alternating running back downs, and Harry Barksdale to catch its second wind. the finals they ran into a Raffo also kicked several wartz's kick left the score at 6 Mac Bowman and Mike made good a 24 yard field Dominating the ball for the tough Cavalier team. points after try to make the to 0 for the match. This leaves Dugan, penetrating to the goal attempt, giving VMI a 9- first half of the pel-iod Leading well into the second Atlanta vs Cincinnati-f final score 44 to 6. The battle the V.M.I, ruggers with a 6-1 Maryland 32. 0 lead. enabled Beitzel to engineer a half, the Keydets began to Greenbay vs Chicago-l- season for the fall. tire out and the Wahoos VMI drive to the UM 12, Washington-f vs Philadelphia second quarter puUed out in front. making a few scampers BalUmore-f vs Los Angeles Our first offensive series in himself. UM then forfeited Tech Stuns Keydets With less than three Pittsburg vs Cleveland-I- On the first play from minutes to go, disaster struct this period was terminated by the ball after six downs, Houston-l- vs New England scrimmage after the kickoff, the Keydet hopes as Co- a 59 yard quick kick by punting to Jim Ingram. Total Score-VMI vs. Tech scored on an 88 yard Captain Gregg Bragg fouled Soccer Team Teubner, which was returned VMI's final offensive series bomb and converted to make out. Virginia went on to win Southern Miss 28 yards. Beginning at their was terminated in five plays the score 9-7 in favor of VMI. 10-6and clinced the title. VMI own 47 Maryland drove for a and the final three minutes of The Rats lead had dwindled settled for a second place tie Turn in to room 155 before touchdown in eleven plays. this disappointing game were from 9 points to two points in with Washington and Lee. taps Friday. Loses Twice Maryland 10 VMI 0. During controll^ by Maryland. this series Bruce Chambers, starting linebacker for VMI, was injured, seeing his last SPORTS STAFF action for this game. The This past Friday the soccer went to Harrisonburg to close Maryland • kickoff was Editor team traveled to Williams- out the season with Eastern ROYAL burg for a Saturday game returned by Dugan sixty Tom Williamson Mennonite's Colonials. It was with William and Mary's the final collegiate contest for yards to Maryland's 27, yet Associate Editor Indians. Comparing scores of no further penetration was PALACE John Archer games with mutual op- made. On Maryland's first Writers ponents indicated that the veterans Narkie Kinsler, play Neville, UM quar- terback, connected with their Bill Youell, Joe Crowe, Walt Galanty, Bob Bailey T J game would be an even Lucifer 'Peace' Grojean, match. Boob Woollard, Friar split end for a 74 yard touch- Wilson, Mike Dugan, Pete Ledbetter, Henry Bruno. ' down play, the final score of CLEANERS VMI Drops Two Friemouth, Sally Spada, Bill the first half. Maryland 17 V.M.I, played a fine game Youell and the Tazmanian VMI 0. In the next VMI of- but somehow came out on the Devil Carrington. of the big four short end on a long 5-0 score. CNB A final statistic revealed that, The Valley's Most Compliments curiously enough, V.M.I, out gives you more shot William and Mary 27-10. Modern Drive-In The Keydets kept the ball in EDSALL JULIAN'S Free Checking the W and M end of the field Service of a most of the game but just couldn't score. Conversely, it East Third Street Central seemed everytime the In- "95" GULF Restaurant dians got the ball on offense, At Warren Ave. Friend National Bank When you know it's for keeps a break away score resulted. Tuesday, Lynchburg FRONT ROYAL, VA. Happily, all your special moments together will Richmond, Virgina College came to Lexington. be symbolized forever by your engagement and 252«Weit Broad St. 635-2334 wedding rings. If the name, Keepsake, Is In the V.M.I, had hopes of knocking VW SPEC. ring and on the tag, you are assured of fine quality off the league-leading team. and lasting satisfaction. The engagement diamond At the end of the first half, is perfect, of superb color, and precise cut. Your Lynchburg led 2-0, but the 6540EdsallRd. Packaging Corporation Keepsake Jeweler has a selection of many lovely game was not out of reach. In styles. He's in the yellow pages under "Jewelers." the second half, Lynchburg Alexandria. Va. really poured it on to account Good Luck Class of '72 of America TCeepsetlce' for the nightmarish final, 6-0. PHONE 354-3044 Senior's Final Match from A,A. & J J, Class '92 Yesterday the soccer team HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 22801 400 Pleasant Valley Rd. A Major Component of Toronto Inc. HUDSEN CHEVROLET Servicing the Corrugated Box Requirements BONDS SPORT SHOP •f the CORPORATION Industrial, Agricultural, and Poultry Com- 219 WKST "A" STREET panies "The Chevrolet Dealer Who Makes Customer in the State of Virginia KANNAPOLIS, N.C. Service His Specialty" FOR INFORMATION CALL 703-434-0785 D.W. Tarllon, Proprietor PULASKI. VIRGINIA R Buy Hercules Tires at j HOW TO PLAN YOUR Et^QAGEIMENT AND WEDDINQ I Sand n«w 30 pg. booklet, "Planning Your Engagem.nt «nd Wtddina" ptui I lull color loldir and 44 pg. Brida'i Book gill oHci all lot only ISI. Ml BRADLICK THEATRE Bailey's Pharmacy SPENCER TIRE CO. CORNER BRADLICK& BRADLICK ROADS 116 E.Main Street 536 E. Nelson St. LKXINGTON, VA. 24450 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND (INSS, lOX «0, tYUACUd. N.Y. lilOl ANNANDALE, VA. Front Royal, Va. 703-463-214(>
Founders Day Activities
