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4 BIRMINGHAM AGE HER ALP 1922 A uburn Champion Captain Shirey Plays every ALCs ONLY A RAPfD MGVie OPHARVARDS GOAL ROM ifLO ft IceNTBRlO tELP) Victory Over Aggies THANKSGIVING RESULTS 0 I shouts of en 21 Ho Pa Waynesburg 20 of Kansas Aggies Cincin Banta for point after touchdown Transylvania IS the last I foot ball field Dame 1: Ewen Bourgeoi Wood Pershing of when i score small party ot American lea gm 1 0 1 scored Powerful Cornell One John Team Defeats Penn A fi after om A Illinois Howard Bearg the i lolder It Eng Virginia Loses 10 7 Battle to Tarheels WO in for the first nd Periods the world To Wpionship Auto Race Is Postponed New Orleans ode Arkansas Began Ala rimi i i the n'ilo OWEN SQUIRMS BV YALE TACKLERS and the line the for a drop when Tech by rushing? 1 14 that A few min ended find attack was McGowan Perkins Cameron Barnett oul other YALE ENDS' WHO failed TO ALL ON LOOLE GALL AMD THBN LET OWEN GET CENTRAL PASSES PROVE TOO MUCH OR THE JACKETS Alabama Mississippi A Georgia Tech Auburn surprises battle at placing several seasons with the niinghant school ALABAMA RUNNER WINS AT ATLANTA Wynae Grisham Pruitt Gibson 0 Wa sh i struggle by the ball Ens and with MIKE DONAHUE TO REMAIN AS COACH AT ALABAMA POLY There were lest nht Pan COtld i to Skews Murk Alabama team shown plains Auburn (6) Moulton Pierce Reagan Covn homasson of 3S yards uapiaia i kicked Cue goal for th labam a Closes Out Season With Great quarters were a third failed for the rushed the ball when the olio chaiu who slipped TV i nling fai led sensational bgck accurate Slilrling ord YALEi CLOSE BID TO TIE UP the see Re this play and JTVJQ OTHER ORWARD PASSES NETTED VALE SO YARDS IN LAST MINUTES SAME 20 Oshee playing sent into drop bailed by a hair 2 Clinton warriors 'OUlEtft 60 YARP RUN roughshocl atteriioon Hendrix college lane Hubbard Myers Blair (Capt) came in the consecutive end scored the extra inn brought the yard line 1 lartlei for the touchdown kicked for the'extr the period Hartlev pass to Noble vtnw NUMBERS OK PLAYERS5 BACKS and Jackson in the back great work of Louisiana nrxij rn rrucc 1 ronM NEALE ON 30 YD LINE ZlOYD GAIN OVT STOPPED BY HARVARD IS I an outfielder i Orla lu ThbceX 1 RUlHEt rtLUU SCORES WlNNtNi TOUCH DO or HARVARD ATER I ru fc rnARVELOU of Ens sensational runs in this period 0 21 mverulty 0 vrruity of Mississippi 0 Louisians Maryland university State 6 Holder Drak Coles (Clemson evinan: Cox (Georgia) Missed Kick Wins for Choctaws Over Spring Hill Eleven he would Scott's protegee through with a really first backfield performance yester He plunged sidestepped and through the Aggie through broken fields for gains and his handling of ends played defensive work he with Mills left stone 7 7 0 0 0 McDonough touchdown Touchdown of the Crimson lineme nice passing and Barnett handled punts on the receiving end 1 the Crimsons can be said made of the line fur Laxls UEARN WONDERUL TDicc GOALS EACH NARROWLY Ml SSE western Umpire Mortal itx (Si Macys) Head linesman xMaxon (Cor nell 1 BAYLOR RUNS OVER ELEVEN 24 0 0 ipAMAN rushed rightout again PAPMAN KlQrt GOAL ROM) ZO YD Live LORIDA RESHMEN CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP Utah Agricultural eoIlegB 0 At Cleveland Western Reser (C) Newton on vi le la November 30 eating Georgia reshmen 23 ere today lorida I reshman fashion the cij einnstanees fairly large crowd turned out tf witness the TurkeyDay classic and Loyola 34 Marion 6 nayior un university Oklahoma 0 Pittsburg i ng the aside and offensive in was in gained carried that he he always few precious yard Tinkelpaqgh gained on end runs when he held on to the ball while faring was sent through the line for several neat gains Pete Hassler field general made two or three nice end runs and bucked the line for first downs on two or three occasions reeman punting kept th Crim sons down in safe territory tha big Jackets back getting off some long spirals that were beauties umbles Are Costly There was considerable fnmMtngf in the Ensley backfield yesterday On the other hand a costly fumble by the Position Position ho on running and kicking were spots Holder at the Sanford's and the look like a Super Game as Mates fall Before Jackets firmly when on the de a brief han Winling O'Dowd for for Ci 1 more Mi sisi ippi Ruabx Bailey for Dickens Toui hduwnx itigan Goal alter touchdown: Lambright college 27 Denver university 6 At Arkdelphia Ark: Ouachita college uernerson At Conway i football i Methodist a on on the the and Janies erback was out of 11 broken leg Genera' cupied a 'special bo guest He appeared was accompanied by i friends 'OWEN WAITING A OR HEARN Punt lcoops up LOOSE BALL ATER IT HITS HARMARD MAN AND STARTS sensational Run opposition a terrifies the Aggies McCarter Cornea Through McCartee cantfe pionslnp of Dixie tSesaies game tne 1 lor'da team defeat ed freshmen squads from GeorgiacTech Auburn Vanderbilt Alabama and outh Onlj 9 point have been scored on tham: while the have rolled up IT Crimsons Defeat Ensley oes in Titular Battle at Rick wood 6 to 0 their touch quarter 'rhe is quickly foi bcrcrombie for Touchdown: last game of been marked The Tigers have Hus season and ghot a forward no broke loos left end for the It was a gain Annapo college periods it appeared that th American Au to mo oil le held here today on account of ram 1 race wtjj be run Sun offlcials announced in the brilliant of by the Crimsons yes 6hearn kicked one Out of four wal ROM IELD ATTEMPTS in IV HAL Crimsons almost resulted in a touchdown in the cecflnd Newton while going through In trie very shadow ley goal posts dropped and Zac Walker captain of the ley outfit scooped up the ball started for goal line a clear field ahead and several In terferons accompanying him Walker luiiiljhd and fell and before he lus feet and continue touchdown a Crimson fallen on him no particular thrills: In nine Just a hard fought whole souled struggle with the more resourceful team winning Line ups the list of three other Baty a Hubert and AU three roles against the Ag and the penalities and remarkably lei The congest regarded for vears as the Thanksgiving Day football clas i as ft rj I i i 1 a A a witnessed by what wasj declared rthe largest crowd ever assembled in the Virginia stadium second period The Gist came a series of line "plunges and ah eml ball to tne two plowed through and then drop THIS SEASON quarter get the his team wall lino Crimson backs td losses time and time again rom end to end the forwards played jam up ball and it' would be a hard task to pick a star who shone brighter than the rest out of the bunch Country Lowry played an aggressive effective game while Hardie at cen ter was great on the defense al though his passes to the backs" at times were a bit unsteady reeman a Star In the backfield it is easy to pick the Jacket star reeman halfback great form yesterday and practically every time the ball The wonder was uas not called upon more camo through with a yard City champions of 922 and claim antg of the status Central Turkey Lay Jackets of Knsley High wood pa Crimsons from tlie score of to 0 There were' and in yesterday morning's Rickwood The much vaunted run ning attack of the Crimsons the powerful Uno smashes and swift end runs failed to materialize Time after time Crimson runners were thrown for losses by the Jacket forwards and the Central attack was forced to shift from its regular channels resort to aerial work to win game The worje ot the Ensley was an undoubted feature of game the Jackets forwards so thor oughly flocking in on Newton Grave lee and company that if totalsrwere compiled they would probably show that the Crimsons lost more ground than they gained around th ends and through the line Jackets Didn't aM On the other hand Ensley morti feared ot forward passing machines failed to open up with any aerial: work whatever until the game had? progressed so far that It was almoeti hopeless to attempt to pull it out of the fire Then whan Quarterback Hassler had decided to usa his passes tho Jackets had no more: success with them than mere novices The passer would either boj covered and loso many yards or ball would go wild when throrwn Only one pass was completed by Ensley and ltws foy only eg ahort gam It was with forward Central won the game utes before the first half irg that their running no headway 'ths to the overhead reeman punting for Em hit an 'offside man on his own itt pass' his first appearance against active play Shirey undeni earaed representation on all southern and rose to Uest height as a clean hard making little or Crimsons resorted attack ley team and it was Central's ball where the misplay occurred with flvo yards more on a penalty How Central Won That gave' the Crimsons ball on 20 yard line passed 15 yards to Holder but the ball was brought back when a Central man was offsides On the next play Newton again passed to Holder the Crimson captain catching the ball on the run after it had traveled 20 yards through the air and then fjill ns across lone score placement failed Seymore Ambs 1 backs but noticeable omer tlie The sight hurled to the often for losses however tells of the effectiveness of the Crimson forward wall yesterday The Birmingham boys on the tea showed to great advantage In tle' bank field Baty" hit the center placed leading rules in the de feat of the Aggies or the losers the work ot Mc Gowan and Barnett in the backfield stood out although neither was able to do much tiecause ot ths fierceness McGowan old punting while well and was of two pretty est' tought games' ever seen liasbrook macle the first run lateral pass while Seiler made the second run after intercepting fgr vard Head Jmesn: Time of periods night an the new play 's who vill an south in the uni rms of the lanket next spring Outfielder Bernie Acton ilson (' (I'n liniint league) and In Chat tanooga re Tucker THE 6I66EST UP SET THE SEASON WREN CHARLE BUELL LED 1 Clara 7 Al Lexington wy Georgetown college 1 At Shreveport: Cel Ark November 30 igh the L'niversity of es md guards kla Atkinta Ga November 30 Irons captain of the Alabama team won first' place in tne four mtle race here tndav in the Southeastern Associa tion of the American Athletic union He finished the course in 17 min utes and 24 seconds The Georgia Tech runners captured the team prize witn 12 points Au burn second uilh 12 and the Atli team third with 5(i points The race was started and finished at Grant field during the Tech Au burn football game Mont: l'niversity of Idaho of Montana 0 vo Universitv nf Wy oming 13 Brigham Young 0 At Denver: Colorado State Agricultural Mobile Alg November cial) One missed drop field goal spelled defeat Hill here today Mississippi college scoring a touchdown in the first quarter defeated the Purple and White 7 to 6 bringing the games won and lost to two and one in the Choctaws' favor played in midfield Captains Harold Everette making Industrial institute 0 Mississippi college 7 Spring Hili 6 Maryville 0 King college 31 Tulia university 14 Central State Teach ers college 0 Arkansas college 7 At New York: Colgate 59 Columbia university battling to uphold claim tu the southwestern title ran over Southern unit er ty hetu this afternoon bv score of 21' to 0 Baylor scored a dropk in the first period two touchdowns and goals in third and final touchdown in last period Notre Dame alls Rofnro onrncbn by Score of 14 to 6 Au 1 berry Spring hetf 1 New York Noveniher 30 Mike OPowil of St Haul won on a foul in I the eighth round ot a scneduled 15 jround bout here today with Dave Ila Isenberg of hew A ork Rosenborg iwas disqualified for hitting low after and 2M seconds of fighting round O'Dowd was leading dd margin when the bout 0 14 South Dakota 'Bama supporters made the old park ring with cheers and thusasiasm It was a great day for Alabama As to the scoring of little or verv much Every back gained when called uponr and the particular bright light of the afternoon was a brilliant 70 yard'run by Stumpy Bartlett The Crimson quarterback got a loose through the entire Aggie defense for a touch down breaking through right tackle Bartlett and Hubert scored two touchdowns each while Whittaker McCartee Clemens and Newton put across one each The Crimsons scored 24 points in the first quarter and continued their drive throughout the game although Aggie defense tightened somewhat toward The line up: Alabama (69) Clemons Langhorna Wesley Propst Compton Hovater Tech game most sue years Vic as Centre gridiron warriors went feat before lite mighty of thet Nebraska Corn score of JI to 6 Nebraskas lint! held the Corn JIuskers wer tensive weakening only for space in the third peiud when Lav den shot a forward pass to Miller who raced 40 yards down the side line for a touchdown BESSEMER TIGERS BEAT TUSCALOOSA BY 21 TO 0 SCORE 0 7 Bartlett McCartee Whittaker Hubert Score by periods Alabama A ft Scoring Alabapta Touchdowns nert 2 vv nittaKer Clemens Newton down Bartlett 5 Bartlett 3 Referee Snvder Tandy (North Carolina) Coles (Clsmaon) season Thsi third period come to lire touted aerial game of on her de line plunges liusRers by a goal line for Aho of the day attempt at goal Worn The two teams fought on about equal terms throughout the contest There was little to choose between the performances of the two teams although Ensley gained more through line than the Crimsons did through the What gain ing the Jackets did was done through the line and around ends as their open work was not used yesterday Stars of Game or the winners Sanford and Cap tain great ball was a feature and Streit side walk There were no field plays in yesterday came although passing enabled the Crimsons to win Gravelee and ullbrfght gained at times while Chet Hoster back cei talnlyseemed to best possible result? out of Ensley presented a stono defense that hurled the 0 0 irhflnwne Qisaw Gub foi Lemon) Hudgins J' "gton Tanner Trv for nre Lemon 4 Roberts career knifing line for short time he called It was he who scored ttiuchdown after Bar 0 25 Baton Rouge Ra November Louisiana State university defeated Tulane here this afternoon 25 to 14 in a fiercely contested game before i approximately 10000 persons Kiser Mcarland 'starred for Louisiana field' but it was thethe heretofore weak that spelled victory i first score i opening period on runs Lamprecht scored the pojnt 'on a place kick Louisiana I State university came back fighting nd scored twice on They also shot over in the next period scored tlie point Tulane's last touch on a riday December 0 0 Tech touchdowns try after scoring: (Virginia) Umpii Head linesman ield tudec Stet Time of periods 15 minutes each Us 14 Pennsylvania sas 7 At St Louis Michigan Aggies 7 St Louis 7 (tie) 1 At Washington Georgetown 46 Georgs Washington 6 At I ancestor Pa: ranklin and Mar Bowilen Hoster i ravelee Ensley Walker (c) 1 lish 1 aircloth 1 Barnett Lavery Hassler Ttnkelpaugh 1 i Spring Substitutions: Central for loung Ensley Javm fur air cloth" Harwood for Spri ng a vol (Spe klck for a for Spring Bessemer Tigers defeated the Tus caloosa High team by a scoro of 21 to 0 Thanksgiving Pay on the Bessemer field rom the beginning of the game it was evident that Bessemer was in excellent form though Tus caloosa was doped to win It was hard to pick the stars as the game was harder fought than the score indicates but for Bessemer Dennis Granger and ilcNeill did the best playing and for Tuscaloosa Wright and Richardson In the second half one of Besse ends Walter Rusli who played an exceptionally good game had a shoulder injured and was re moved from the field Brawley substituted This was Bessemer's the season wliien has by unusual success lost only one gam that was to Sidney Lanier High team of Montgomery state title the of the Crimson grldders of High school after their clash with the Yellow At Rick ie yesterday morning the won a gruelling Yellow Jackets shall 6 Gettysbuis At Cincinnati: Haskell Indian institute 12 St Xavier 9 At Missoula 39 University Loyola Trounces Cadets of Marion day twisted his I 1 1 an i numerous I punts was tar from the shaky exm bition given against Sewanee at Rickwood several weeks ago McCar tee ought to develop into a backfield gem of the first water with a little more experience and coaching Not to be left out ot heroes and stars were buck field performers Birmingham bov L'Kig Whittaker nlayed stellar gies and plunged through for great gams This trio did most of the line plunging with McCartee and Bart lett running the ends and tackles The performance of the packs stood out most prominently in yesterdays go mexgitnply because the results of measured in ThJinemen gar" as the was nob so 7 0 0 0 0 Hu JfcCartee Bartlett 2 Goals after touch goals from placement (Harvard) Umpire NRRT Itnagmsn oul Gives Win Over Rosenberg Popular Grid Mentor at Au burn to ulfill His Contract Bernie Acton to Try With Yankees Oklahoma Aggies Win Great Battle Sha Kubale Snow Hudgins Roberts At Cincinnati: Universi' natt 6 Miami universitv 9 At Columbia Mo: Missouri two immediately 1 the ball in position the ball scant inches from the goal Miunmg urove over guard for tho solo Auburn down Moulton missing goal bringing back Winstrn Caton as he backed up the line Credit goes to the linesmen! of both teams for their part in the 'contest Claire rye shone for Tech as did the Statons and Oscar Davis Pearce Grisham Wynne and Reagan worked well for Auburn Tech Won Around Ends victory came from their driv ing attack around the ends Moulton and Pruitt were turned out Play on nearly every attempt by'tlie Interference given the Tech ball car riers Short off tackle stabs were also good offensive weapons Post jnortems are always objec tionable and almost obnoxiefus But it is worth mentioning that Auburn lost a golden opportunity to score a field goal with the ball resting on ll yard line In the first quar ter Moulton' fell back for an appa rent try at a placement kick but Gibson attempted to turn right end for the distance needed two yards the play bringing a' four yard loss for Auburn and the ball going over Tech practically duplicated moments later when McDonough elected to try to plunge five yards for the touch down and was stopped on the two yard line: No credit can he detracted1 from the Tech victory The Tornado played clean game anti deserved to win They displayed a drive which could not be denied though Auburn's generalship could have probably been improved upon in handling smashing players like ord Whirling and Shirey But the game has been played and will go down in the annals of the Tech Au burn relations as one of the hard est fought games ever witnessed on Grant field Two Consolations Tech wonAtho game but the pil grims who came to Atlanta from Bir mingham and othey parts of Alabama to see Auburn triumph went back Mme tonight with their hearts not totally disconsolate Theysawone of the "eatest football fighters of southern football history perform in th shoes of John Shirey Mst but not least they carried the thr'dling and comforting knowledge that Mike Donahue fhe veteran of 19 clean sport at Auburn had withdrawn his resignation ind had agreed to remain at the head of ath letics in the school of the Tech (14) Staton Usyy McIntyre rye Davis Lyman Al Staton McDonough Barron Brewster Hunt Score by periods Auburn Scoring Barron Points on Brewster 2 Auburn Shirting Referee inley Williams (Virginia) cock (Dartmouth) man A HISTORICAL ACT THE LA4T TEANl TO NUMBER ITT UAC I ADKLLT NUMBERS ON RECORD The University of Virginia was de feated today by traditional grid rival thes University ot Caro lina on Lambeth tield here 10 There were no up set unless the slim margin In which the si tur i iynph eii cuiild be classed is such forven amongniie most ardent sup porters of the Orange and Blue it was conceded Hat the Tar Heels held the advantage in dope The score ts about Jlie strength ot the and there were no more for one side than the Each made one cosbly to a score about even ended Tup judges' decision awarding the bout to O'Dowd gives him the recog nition the New oi letiv commission as I middleweigh champion their work Could be yards and touchdowns played just as great their worl which is ot all good linemenAggie backs lein found for no gam anq At Washington: Georgetown 44 Gaorgs Washington 6 At Baltimore: Washington and Lee 14 Hopkins 0 At Lewisburg Pa: Bucknell 19 Dickin son 7 At Morgantown TV Vs': West Virginia 14 Washington ami Jefferson 0 At Lewisburg Bucknell 12 Dick inson 0 Ergklno 0 Citadel 26 At Austin Tex: Texas university Texas Aggies 14 At Colorado Springs Colo: Colorado School of Mines 25 Colorado college 6 At ort Smith Ark: Oklahoma A 13 Arkansas 0 At Des Moines: Des Moines universtty o4 wesieyan university At Omaha: Creighton State 25 At Waynesburg Pa Susquehanna 0 At' Manhattan Kan 46 Texas Christian university 0 At Houston: Rice 14 Ariaona i At DelagHelcl' Wls St Johns Military academy 20 St Johns Manlius 7 At Seattle: University of Oregon 3 University of Washington 3 At Laramie VV yo yoming University li urignam roung Jackson Miss 19 Millsaps college the third quarter fore a tierce tackle by fatety man Brewster missed a try kick soon after this run found the going too hard fl A 1 1 Pinky Hunt sole survivor of t'e casualties tn tha Tornado backflrtld which graduation will cause vfras gcod for gains many times throligh the middle of Aubutn's line whlLfe he too was blocked from a touchdfown tv Shirey after receiving a passfrom JkDoiiough which was good jfor 28 yards Immediately after hi took another pass to TO yard line prior to the drive was abruptly stopped on ths two yard marker Jack McDonough played ne of the 18 uaui MpHopes Wrecked By Mighty Tech Machine In 14 6 Battle NOTABLE WINNING OOTBALL PLAYS HOW HARVARD BEAT YALE hilnwnilston Ala Novembec 30 (Spe cial) Tempering the keen disap pointment of the defeat of the Plainsmen of Auburn at the hands of their greatest rivals Yellow Jack ets of Tech in the' annual Thanks giving classic at Atlanta today comes the announcement from Mike 1 Donahue that he has reconsidered and will remain as head coach of athletics at Alamama Poly or 19 years this jittle strategist has beeit in full charge of Auburn's gridiron destinies and for 19 years his labors have been rewarded with teams that have always done the great Alabama institute justice and won prestige on the gridiron Whefi Coach Donahue announced the first of the week that he hud sent in his resignation to take effect on July 1 Auburn alumni faculty and stu dents felt deep regret that the little mentor was to To Serve Two Years More An urgent plea to reconsider his decision was made to Donahue and announcement was made at the banquet at Atlanta on the eve of the Aubarn Tech game that sGoach Mike had withdrawn his resignation i and for at least two years longer will serve as head football coach at Auburn Donahue's contract ex pires in two more' years bringing his term of service at Auburn up to more than two decades Despite the loss of the Auburn has njoyed its cessful season in several tories over such foes Georgia and Tulane are testimonials of the Tigers' strength this year Donahue's statement in withdraw ing his resignation follows: "I have been associated with the Alabama Polytechnic institute for 19 I yevirs My whole heart is tied to Au burn Ji believe a great day is about to dawn fcr the institution and I am willing to make any personal sacri fice that xv ill help to inspire its future With that motive 7 actuating me I diereby withdraw my resignation as poach of I Announcement of Donahiie's action was made by Victor Hanson of Bir mingham at be Auburn banquet at Atlanta IL Defeats the lulane Greentes in ierce Struggle Brown Malonev 1 SAG ori ser (sub tor Jackson APoin A good beginning and a whirlwind finish go a long ways toward making any football season a success the majority of the critics say In that case Alabama has enjoyed one of the most successful football seasons in the history of the institution for yesterday afternoon a 59 to 0 victory over the Mississippi Aggies wound up a season that began almost three months ago with a 110 win over the Marion Cadets On the whole tho Crimsons have played superb football all season and their performance yesterday will go a long way towards fandom to forget the bit ter taste of the three defeats suffered by the Crimsons on the grid this year Led by Stumpy Bartlett who is ajl scuthern timber if ever there was at Alabama the Crimsons jan rough shod over ths Aggies yesterday And when they found the running hard they passed the ball througb'the air for scores And when the aerial attack failed to produce there was always tho educated toe of Stumpy Bartlett to try for points from tho field Bartlett registered seven success ful kicks from placement in yester day's game five of them coming In the try and two for regulation fiefS goals daz'ling tensive offered terday Never has an so much at Rickwood betore There wag an offensive for even the most exacting fan At running at pass ing and at kicking the Crimsons excelled their Aggie in decisive manner In addition the Crtmeon de fense was in prime condition The forwards 'were charging low and har'd and Aggie backs never really had a chance to show their wares Crimsons Ilne Holds When the Aggies resorted to aerial tactics the Crimsons usually broke them up or the ball was grounded On two or three occasions however McGowan giant backfield stgryof the Aggies furled perfect passes into the arm? of his mates and the Ag gies seemed to threaten But then the gallajit Thin Red Line would all its power and hurl the Aggies back time after time Once McGowan completed a long pass that traveled almost halfthe length of the field An Aggy backfield man caught the ball but was down within 'Baum's five yard line Three Maroon onslaughts at the line availed them naught and a pass was grounded on tiie fourth down the ball going over the Crimsons who rushed and booted the ball out of danger In all emergencies the Crimson forwards were there with the goods to check the first advances of the Speedway Los: An ni 30 The final chani uchiown lie jfnost niy came Ilta 5 fi rn A a am rcernek pass 1 I seven points in the ori a touchdown through 1 0 by Tanner Roberts kiek Alongside of Shirey ranges Captain Barron who wore the golden iersey for tha last time after a won der record os a Tornado player Bar drive around the ends and off tackle could not be denied In the' open field though line irled him back Inches from the goal just before Jack McDonough went orr for the first Tech score On one occasion Barron seemed 'away for a touchdown only to be stopped by the long arms of John Shirey Red Barron's Grit Barron's grt exemplified itself in be closing moments of the game when time out was taken for himvice Once he was brought to earth i a savage tackle by Pruitt and It emc that his arm must be broken Yet he rose and resumed play after a working over It was apparent that the was groggy but theTech captain refused to leave tha field iii bride of Thanksgiving night 13 to be congratulated upon her choice of a man of courage Auburn HonoA Barron Incidentally Barron was the cen ter of a pretty ceremony before the game began being presented witba silver service by the Auburn team captain Shirey making tha presenta tion I 1 But others played hard andwell for both Tech and Auburn Big Ed Sliirling fought his best against a force which was not to be denied plunging the line with all his old time power Once he was away for a long run but stepped outside after going 15 yards losing a possible 25 additional yards which fte had gone'a defense he was always Sb the Gay backing up tha lina Shirey Haifa Brewster Jimmy Brewster Pinky Hunt and Jack McDonough were able aides to Barron in the Tech offensive Brew ster broke through the Auburn de fense for a 36 yard gain and what sei med an inevitable touchdown in the third quarter only to fall be Bhirey the The game was most of the battle: Winling and Salty their last appear ances on the gridiron added a touch ot pathos to the game and Everette realizing his dream his last game he broke into Jo think that tain an eleven Both teams downs 4n the" Choctaw touchdown lowed by ons for Spring Hill when Eriiiskelle landed a 25 yard heave to Dick Ching right end over for the score: to Kick goal i Wtth the ball on yard line Clarence his final game was kick The attempt breadth and the kept the lead The last three fought tooth and nail attempt to drop kipk Hill the Choctaws to tehir own 40 yard line game ended Louis Mulherin crack Bill also' appeared then last role as Spring Hill plajeit Line yp I Mississippi college (7) Dickens I 1 ludson 1 roton Shef fieldc Everette (c) Stuart tstin Jjambrignt Regan 'r ortm Hill (6) Browne 1 De Ching 1 Mulherin Dorn Gilmore! Ollmger Brinskclk ASinlin (c) Meevoy bl I Substitutions: Spring Hill Oshee for Dorn Cassidy for Oshee Deroileii for Dehoff Druhan for Ollinger!) I loff tor Derouen Ollmger lor Dru Dorn for Cassidv Druhan fori Dorn Gianotti Bx Associated Tress Philadelphia November Gil Dobie's powerful eleven from Cornell defeated the University of Pennsyl vania on ranklin field today 9 to 0 on straight football and remains only lug team in the east which has not been beaten for two years was the first time Pennsylvania failed i to score this season Tho last game! Cornell i bs was to Pennsylvania Thanksgiving Dav 1920' A placement goal bv Hanson in the first period and a touchdown bv Cat side in the third make up tho total of eftorts that counted to day but give no indication of its ripping offensive and the cofripleie superiority The highly touted fle scnsive of Pennsylvania was hopelesj against the of the Cornell backs while its offensive was weak and failed to uncover anything new ifty tive thousand persons saw the game Atlanta November Twenty six thousand football en hiasts who saw Georgia Tech turn back tho conquerors of Red Roberts nd his Centre cohorts at Grant field this afternoon turned from the gates shortly after 4 with awholesome and well founded respect for i apt John Shirey of Auburn 1 Many men of strong spirit have worn their college colors on the Tech gridiron in this and other years but jiiirey in his final game for the Orange and Blue loomed up as tho test Star in mu luusieimuwi ibJiug cheering and pushing his jn? the youngster from Ala carved his niche in the of Auburn captains Though' iii bows in defeat he left ficl I the heroic figure of the Vanderbilt 26 Sewanee 0Tennessee 14 Kentucky 7 13 Oglethorpe 9 I'fnts Siriltth fi 1 i sv a A La: Louisiana State Pitt Breaks Long I Tie ith Staters Snowday on for int 1JPds ceived beyond the goal Mr on a Pass with ll Perlol completed the km tried two drop kicks is 1 d' yard line in: this period by narrow margins 9 and summary: 'Ac Caol)ni 0) Coker 1 e': cMillan 1 Wheeler ievl mmmons 4 ulton clr 'Miin i ii haV Lemon 1'1 Jones i Gregor 'toil Colonels Close (jlut Season With Victory Over South Carolina 'Centre 42 South Carolina 0 Ac uaton lujuge 25 Tulane 7 best games of his through the Auburn gains almost upon himself first Jiunt hud been turned back withou gain with the ball inches from thb last line Lune Touehduwn atty Lawrence brilliant center stepped into the shoes' built byblick Moulton in the Centre game when he recovered a Tech' fumbl'd which resulted from a triple pass on lech IS yard line Shirling made six yards Shirey three and Shirling rx 4 1 nil 1 4 1 1 s' a a i a 4 PldblllX 1 Uli i a a ajutiavj 1 (J uni I Shirling drove over 'right toueh Law as a star of defense also memories of the late scored a touchdown tins ami fourth periods Williams tallied extirt points from placement Tanville Ky November 30 Tha Centra College Colonels closed theeason hers today by administering 43 to 0 defeat to the University ot £outh Carolina eleven South Caro ii i never was in distance of the Centre goal an'd only made downs in the first and final quarters Centre replied wHh complete sne tii on the overhead game cornplet 14 passes for atotal of 247 yards earned South Carolina tried two Sses Loth IVPrZ irt rtQI 7 rUer passed without rfside The Colonels iri the second quart thrfiw fnnphdnwnw rgton oing through right tackle ns around heft end and Roberts i Kn left tdctie Goal was kicked At Dallas Tex: Southern Methodist At st louis: ton 4) At Roanoke Va I At Allentown Pa: Muhlenberg UrsinuB 0 At Rochester Rochester 15 bait 14 At Detroit: University of Detroit Vermont 10 7 At Milwaukee: Marquett 38 South At Lincoln: At Raleigh jto materialize here today and Sanford 1 Mills 1 Smith Yielding i i tlie second a heavy plungestwo touchdowns 7 I a i a i ci U(tei otter tmir hilnn down came in the last quarter series of line plunges anti then scored a drop kick for the extra point Line up and summary: Phillips 1 Eergeret i wnisoii i rteeu ttiacx par tg Talbot Gamble Malonej Lautenschlaeger Brown i Lamprecht bikiv chili MARVARO punted Shirey ran the sjiirey hit the line' Always was "'good for a gain Always did heit for every inch of ground j' irming aiui crawling like hisn namesakes His effort as the iuc fle closed when ha ran back a mt from toe to his own If yard line typified his work of the eatirs four periods Shirey Demon Defender A demon of offense he fought like mid to hurl back the terrific drive Tech backfield Three times he crash to the 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