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"David M. Goetz" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 25 Aug 2010 19:15:23 -0400
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Hello, Dale.........

I am aware that Colonel John Singleton Mosby was outraged when a student 
from the University of Virginia football team died from an injury 
received during a football game and said so in a scathing op-ed.  I'm 
guessing that it was early in the 20th Century, as Mosby had worked for 
the Southern Pacific RR until 1901.  I do not know exactly when or the 
newspaper, but would guess it was the Charlottesville paper.  Do you 
have any suggestions as to where I may look?

I look for your early reply......


David




Dale Dulaney wrote:
> An archivist makes an odd discovery while helping to clear an old county 
> courthouse of its remaining records. A broadside advertising high school 
> football in Virginia circa the early 1900s made for an interesting find but also 
> brought back stinging memories of a gridiron title denied. Find the latest entry 
> in the Out of the Box blog from the archivists of the Library of Virginia. 
> http://www.virginiamemory.com/blogs/out_of_the_box/
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