Georgia at Virginia

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  Evening star, November 12, 1922, page 75

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  VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA END STRUGGLE, 6 TO 6 ATHENS. Ga. November, Ii Hampered by the heat. the University of Georgia and the University Of Virginia foot ball squads fought Bit terly in their annual gridiron game here this afternoon. the contest end ing in tie score. 6--6. An overflow Armistice day crowd witnessed the grilling contest in which the aerial style Of play was the dominating feature. Neither team could make large gains on line plays and for the four periods the ball was continually bounding back and forth from side to side. propelled either by the wonderful passing arms of Foster and Arnold for Virginia or by the punting toes Of Mulvihiil for Georgia and Fenwick for Virginia Fen Fendwiek in the second period and the two squads. finding that each possessed a stone wall line, resorted to open formations. In the third period Foster tipped a long forward pass. which Fletcher. running at full speed. grabbed almost He twisted and souirmed his way through a broken field for a run Of 65 yards for touchdown. Mulvihill’s s boot failed him and Georgia netted only six points on the play. punting duel between Fenwick finally held the ball long enough to allow Foster to circle right end frr the ball on Georgia’s 25-yard line. Arnold opened up the final period with a gain of yards through lef. guard. On the next play he made a quick pass to Foster which netted try for the extra point. Vlne.Trn and Quvnu ,rv

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Birmingham, Ala., November 12, 1922, page 12

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  Georgia Battles Virginia to Tie With s to 6 Score Athens Ca. November 11.-The football eleyens of the University of Virginia and the University Of Georgia fought hard battle here this afterne on in their annual gridiron clash, which ended in a tie score OF 6-e Oppressive heat hampered the players of both teams An overflowing Armistice Day In which aerial passing featured. neither team being able to gain con- ‘sistently through the line. = The line up aud summary follows Georgia f6)--colllns. /. Ell Bcnne It. i. t.: Wheichei fcaptain). !. g., BCney. c.: Vandiver. r. 6. IRA ylor. r. III Rich ardson, r. e,: Mulvihill o. b.. Ran dali, |. h. b.: Fletcher, r. h. b.; Tan ner, +. b. Virginia Davis, !. Ell Black ford, L.. {; Cuttings, l. gae Lewis. e.: Hall. tcaptain). 4. g.: Fenwick. l.. e.; Campbell, Il e.; -accoy. q. b.; Arnold !. h.. b.; Maphis, t. h. b., Wilson, +. b.. Score by periods: Virginia ...s.....a.. 0 0 0 g. 6 Georgia ..-..s.s.4. 80 G O--j Virginia scoring: Touchdown, Foster (substitute for ~McCoy). Georgia scoring touchdown by Fletcher. -,f.. Referee. McGoffin (MichiganD. I’m spire. Gass. Lehigh). Head flnesmap Hobson ~. p. ID. Time III nerlo : Is minutes

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  The West Virginian, Fairmont, W. Va., November 15, 1922, page 10

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  TICKET SALE TO VIRGINIA GAME OPENS AT ACME Small Bunch Of Tickets on Sale at Acme Store for Saturday. The Acme Book Store has received a small allotment Of tickets for the grid classic to be staged at Morgantown on Saturday between the West Virginia University and the University OF Virginia eleyens. These tickets may be secured at any time till Friday night, but the athletic management at the University reports the biggest disposal ever made for any game except that with. w. & j. and tho crowd even promises to rival that with the Red and Black, so that local fans who expect to attend should Sc cure their seats at once. When the present allotment OF 100 tickets is sold, others may be Sc cured, but Of course the location will be less desirable. Many local fans will no doubt attend Saturdays game. The Virginia team has come stronger and stronger each Saturday, play ing Princeton SO, beating Wash ington and Lee 22.6 latter W. Il L. had tied the Mountalneers) and tying the strong University OF Georgia eleven 6–⁠6 last Saturday. Some real football will be dished out Saturday and Spears will have to use his full strength to gain a decision over the Old Dominion team.

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  The Brunswick news, Brunswick, Ga., November 12, 1922, page 1 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS !. \ \ \ \ \ y y y i Florida So; Mississippi College 0. Trinity 3; Wakeforest o. Davidson “a; Wofford 0. Tuline 0; Arburn o. - South Carolina II; Furman z. Chicago IA; Ohio State9. West Virginia 80; indiana O.. George Washington IA; Catholic University z. Sewanee 81; Birmingham Southern 0. Vanderbilt 9; Kentucky State O.. Cglethorpe IA; Camp Benning 8. Tennessee 81; Mississippi Aggies 8. Clemson IS; Citadel o. King College “a; Milligan 0. Richmond College As; Lynchburg College 0. Iowa 28; Minnesota IA. Albright 20; Western Maryland o.. Z Amherst Al; Trinity 0. Princeton 10; Harvard g. Navy So; ST. Xavier 0. Johns Hopkins So; Drexel 0. Boston College SO; Baylor o. Army 50; Notre Dame 0. Virginia. Polytechnic “a; North Carolina State o. Centre College OF; Washington and Lee 6. Georgetown University 7; Georgia Tech 10. Virginia 6; Georgia 6 Carnegie Tech O; Pennsylvania State 10. Pittsbudg Z; Pennsylvania 6. Yale As; Maryland Maine IA; New Hampsh’re z. LaFayett SO; Rutgers 6.

Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.

Georgia leads 9–⁠6–⁠3 in 18 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.