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Gov. Price to Attend Homecoming Game Squadron Trounces Terps To Paul Shu, Top Scorer In Governor Price To Visit The Southern Institute Next Conference Saturday OCT 29 1938 • Z-778 VOLUME xxxn LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1938 NUMBER 7 Gov. Price To Attend The Emir and Retinue Plan Colossal Grid Classic Squadron Trounces Against Rival Gold Coasters; Accept Challenge By J. S. McCRACKEN that is done the probable line-ups "Kid" Major (BC): Herbie Kan- Homecoming Game Oct. 31—A challenge issued last and more accusations will be made. del and I will fight it out for a first Terps to Score 47-14 Thursday night by L. M. Griffin to At this time the East and West string position, and I feel sure that the members of the Barbary coast sides of the first stoop are the hot our boys will bring home the bacon. Governor to meet the occupants of the Gold beds of activity. A purely neutral Fighting Squadron Honored Will Arrive for Coast in a football game has been reporter for the CADET met with The members of both sides were Colonel Burress Shu Scores 23 accepted by the EMIR, C. V. Fraser. the representatives of both sides more than willing to advance their Announcement was made to- Deacon-VMI Barbary Coast Organized and the following statements were opinion as to the outcome of the day by Headquarters, VMI, that of 47 Points for The title EMIR has been bestowed made for publication: v game, but having worn out three the assignment of Colonel With- Football Game upon C. V. Fraser, the Supreme and L. M. Griffin (Gold Coast): We'll pencils and a perfectly good arm ers Burress as Commandant at Conference Top Reverend Potentate of the Barbary lick 'em ! ! ! ! taking notes, the representatives the Virginia Military Institute Troop To Form Coast, by his fellow Coasters. The C. V. Fraser (Barbary Coast): It were left to themselves while your had been extended until 1940. Old Liners Are Escort; Governor early part of last week saw this or- will be a pretty close game. We have reporter went in search of further This prolongation of one year Crippled By Injuries ganization form in barracks and plenty of power in the line (Sea- facts. The Barbary Coach issued an was made at the request of Maj- To Attend SMI since that time the orders issued ton), and although the Gold Coast- official order Sunday night stating or General Charles E. Kilbourne, Earlier In Year by the executive board have had ers have fleet backs, we believe that that the success of the Fighting that Colonel Burress remain at His Excellency, the Governor of VMI's Ail-American candidate, considerable bearing on barracks ac- the weight of our line will offset Squadron in the Maryland game VMI one year beyond the nor- Virginia and Mrs. James Hubert Paul Shu, really looked the part tivities. It was only proper that this this speed. had caused them to be recognized mal four-year term of most Pro- Price have accepted an Invitation of this past Saturday at College Park member of the society should be the W. A. Bond (GC): The Gold Coast by the Barbary Coast, and that the fessors of Military Science and the Superintendent and Mrs. Kil- | as he led the Fighting Squadron one to accept the challenge for the will win, because there will be two following honor was bestowed upon Tactics. bourne to be their guests during the on a scoring spree that netted the game. Texans on the Gold Coast team, and them. "Beginning at Reveille Mon- week end of November 5. Governor This order will insure Colonel cadets a 47 to 14 win over the Mary- only one on the Barbary Coast day, October 31, 1938, the members Price will attend the homecoming Plans Tentative Burress' being at the Institute land University's weakened eleven. team. of the Fighting Squadron who re- exercises and will be a spectator at All plans pertaining to the game for the duration of the Centen- Shu personally accounted for 23 side on the Gold Coast will be- the football game between Wake are tentative, but it is hoped that it N. C. Wait (BC): We are expect- nial year of 1939. General Kil- points and aided materially in the come honorary members of the Bar- Forest and VMI. The Adjutant Gen- can be played on lower field after ing great things from Hippey, a bourne said that the request had scoring of one other touchdown, bary Coast for a period of twenty- eral of Virginia and Mrs. Samuel the "Rat" football team has fin- converted member of the Barbary been promptly granted as soon before the Old Liners' homecoming four hours." Gardner Waller have accepted a ished its schedule. This is neces- Coast. as it was made. crowd of some 6,000. sary, because if the game is played, J. A. Chiles (GC): It's in the bag. Later Events Reported similar invitation by General and His Excellency, Governor James H. Score Early the uniforms of the "Little Red "Podo" Emerson (BC Backfield Highlights of this coming event Mrs. Kilbourne for the same week Price, who will attend Homecoming The Squadron didn't waste any Team" will be worn by the parti- Coast): We will have a combination will be reported as further progress end. activities here November 5. Dr. Perrine Talks time in getting started. Taking the cipants. This would be some time that will far surpass any that the is made. The latest rumor before Governor Price, a prominent ball on their own 45, Pounding Paul after November 11th. Gold Coast can put on the field. We going to press is that the Barbary OnCommunication alumnus of Washington and Lee, went off tackle to the Maryland 38 promise to make Griffith look like Coast will not have a Captain of its Last Thursday afternoon, all the has always taken a great interest in Colonel Moseley Anticipation High on the first play for a first down. a sack of meal. If it rains we are football team because this term sections scheduled for class room the Institute and is one of its Meanwhile threats and promises assured of a victory by letting Hob- sounds too much like that belonging work were marched to Jackson Me- Shu then picked up 4 yards more staunchest supporters. He and Mrs. Presents Lecture are running amuck. The anticipa- litzell swim with the ball. to members of the Gold Coast. The morial Hall to hear Dr. Perrine of Price are expected to arrive in Lex- Colonel T. A. E. Moseley, the head tion of a hard battle from beginning W. A. Irving (GC): The game will new name for the person who will the Bell Telephone company dur- ington sometime early Saturday. of the Institute's Department of to end is felt by the entire corps. STATISTICS be played if possible and we are direct the Barbary Coast team will ing the regular class period. Gen- VMI Md. A cavalry escort will meet them at Languages, continued his series of A meeting will be held soon to de- confident of a victory. be announced as the members have eral Anderson, dean of the faculty, First downs 16 6 the city limits and will escort them bi-weekly lectures on Architecture, termine the limits of each "coast" Yards gained rushing 257 101 P. B. Baldwin (One of the few chosen a suitable title. introduced Dr. Perrine to the ca- to the Post. which are given in Nichols Engin- on the first stoop, and as soon as Forward passes att. .... 15 35 men with cheverons on the BC): As dets. Forward passes comp. ... 8 9 eering Hall. Colonel Moseley has 101 A Garrison Review will be held Yardage from passes 108 completed his discussions on Euro- the minister of Counter-Espionage His lecture concerned frequencies, Punting average from at eleven-thirty Saturday morning scrimmage 35 31 pean architecture which he started for the Barbary Coast, I am all for Troop to be Armed which cause various pitches in the • In honor of the Governor and Gen- Cadets Plan Drum Intercepted passes 2 three years ago, starting with an- the Barbary Coast and with 'Chub' realm of sound. First Dr. Pgrrine Gains by intercepted eral Waller. There will be a sus- passes 90 cient Egyptian Architecture and And Bugle Corps Seaton (that's my room mate) in With New Lances gained the attention of the cadets 0 pension of all academic duty on Penalties 30 completing through the Twentieth Nov. 1—Although official sanc- the line, we are sure to smother The Cavalry Troop was issued by playing a dashing melody, which 20 this date after eleven A. M. In or- any razzle dazzle play they try to Century in Europe. tion h6s not yet been secured, a lances Tuesday for practice instead as he explained, would reduce to a der to give cadets plenty of time run. of the usual pistols. They will re- minimum all tendency that any ca- through the Maryland line. After in which to prepare for the review. Thursday, October 27, Colonel move has been inaugurated to or- W. H. Hastings (GC): The Gold place the pistols in the future in det might have toward somnolence. Maryland was penalized 5 yards for First call for the mounted units Moseley started a new series con ganize a drum and bugle corps from Coast has both brains and power. all Cavalry maneuvers, Captain Also the audience's notice was offside, Shu tried the line again and will be at approximately eleven- sisting of American Architecture.
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