Virginia at Johns Hopkins

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  Evening star, October 29, 1922, page 71

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  VIRGINIA EASY VICTOR OVER JOHNS HOPKINS BALTIMORE, Md, october Is Facing an eleven that at times flashed “A clever aerial attack and which at all times displayed strong offensive, Johns Hopkins was unable to show to ADVANTAGE today at Homewood and Virginia won 10 to 0. ri was the eighth time that the universities from the sister states have cIashed and with the result much the same as In previous years, for only twice has Hopkins been able 10 score on the team from the Ola dominion and never has the black and blue been raised above the orange and blue. Starting out in the first quarter the Black and Blue gave evidence OF great power on the defense and held so well that Virginia was only able 10 make one first down, which came as the result of forward pass. But all hopes for close game vanished i’m the second period, when the Wis tors unIeashed an aerial attack. which, coupled with several clever runs off tackle, resulted In two The final virginia touchdown was made in the last quarter. Line-Up and SUMMARY.

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  New-York tribune, New York, October 29, 1922, page 16

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  Virginia Easily Defeats Johns Hopkins, l9 TO @ BALTIMORE, Oct. 49, outplaying Johns HOPKINS in all angles of the game, University of Virginia won todays game at Homewood Field before a disappointing crowd, 10 to 0. After the first period, when neither team scored, there was no doubt as to the final result. in the second quarter Virginia rolled up 13 points or touchdowns by Wilson and Arnold. A line plunge brought the initial score and forward pass the second touchdown. Fenwick kicked one OF the two goals after the touch downs. The Anal Virginia touchdown was made In the last quarter by Wilson.

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Virginia leads 4–⁠0 in four meetings.