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rn ANNiSTQN 'STAR 5 1 7 Nothing GetsBy Punt In Third IIltT'S Seven to Nothinq Score Chalked Up IrLfExciting dnbiGwesvAuburMm a penalty put the Cadet back Tanner made three yardt In two at. tampta'and--tn -Imjoraphtt pa--" went behind th goal Un. With th ball in their possession on Ihelr 20 yard Una lllgh schooler gained slightly fa thre attempia and mad a first down by -Inch on tht fourth pui. At th beginning of th aeeond I quarter thtnrontd-to tht-cadrtg 40-yard llnet Tht cadets then tteadily with Walla. Hawktna and Turn er carrying the Ball, until a fumble gaviTtht ingh chdof-lh-oair i Red" Barron Is Feature of the Clash and Gives Tech Two Touchdowns ''sfiiLn -ww Oa Not, tt.

United mm, fVarda from th goal. Falling to gain o'. BHi-r- -tk Plainsmen ed Pre) A blocked punfln -third period, which rolled b. ad tht goal line, th Au- rn Plainsmen a to win oyer entre's Trann Colonl" thi fternoon, and shot tht old dop fall of hole. tht Una, outplayed th Colon! and repwUdlyVhtldTtheTf Including Jtb famou Iocktep.

which, proved worthies. trice Covington got away for long Ob tht second play in tht first period ht circled end for 31 yard and again In tht atcond period, after Intercepting a forward pate, ht tore off 41 The declstv play cam In the third period, after Auburn had marched down the field on line rlunget by Shirley and Shirting, htriey punted tot- bound, on tht Colonels' even yard lint. Red Robert dropped back to pun tto safety and half of Auburn'- line tort through tht Centra lint and waa down en Red. Auburn left 'guard, threw hlmtelf In front of tht punt and tht ball bounced back oyer the goal line, where Moulton. Auburn enl, fell on It.

Shirley failed to kick goal Trying deaperately to turn defeat Into victory. Centra uncorked everything "aha possessed In tht tout Covington and Roberta repeatedly long paste, two of which were completed and. the remainder broken Rut the. nee rent the Colonel could" get tht "Auburn goalwasj th lllgh school again punted on th first down, ralr received pass -which waa good for II yard but the- lali was lost av-moiuant- iat by fallut to max firat down, 2- Chapman booted tnvball to th 31 yard line but. pnalty forced him to try It over behind hi own IT goaL.4int.' and.

wttli.hla.llne:. py scrimmsge only jne yard from th last whit line. Blako recovered when th kick wa blocked and cored touchdown. Tanner kick ed got! and th whlstlt blew for th nd of th half. Near th end ot th third quar- ter th cadets had carried th ball to- tho-, High achool 20 after tht latter had received and been forced to kick, when Captain Rainwater wa put out pt th game 6 fi' aVcc oia n'-' XT' aa khe''rT which waa In.

poor condition on account of prevloua hurt The cadets 4nad some neat gain- ta th cloainf- prtod and threatened to score until a pass a' tempted on. tht-- fourth wn --i Intercepted: by Potter oa. his ten Yard linf. Punta wer exchanged PreasV'R iI'rronTawTaleorDy' gridiron tnachlna commony known aa tht Tellowjacketa, lit on North Carolina State Wolf-pack and strung them to defeat to th tune ot IT to Hat Grant Tield her this afternoon. "Barron was responsible -for Tech's two touchdowns.

Hi tint break Into th aro ring column was arly In th opening On doubl pass, Brewster to Barron, 'Red raced 40 yards, to a touchdown. Brewster kicked goal from placement. rIn the. second Quarter" Tech rammed over her second counter three plays, Barron making two yards for th Brews ter again kicked goat from place ment. Tech'a other points cam In th ftna period -'when-'- Henry- Reevea dropped bark to hi 40 yard Un and drop kicked a goal.

Weakness in th tackling depart, ment spelled, ruin, for the Invader, Stare, exhibited a strong aerial stt passea ga eraliy were for ohort gains. Stat strong bid for points came in the third and fourth quarters. In the third Lonk drop pd back to his own 41 yard line and booted a drop kick that went over the goal line. In the final period State's long eat continued forward 1 pas attactt war otichedrr Sh TonvpTetd" long-series of five and six' yard paj that put the feam-on Terh eight yard Un. With one'yard tv ror Tin Tiuck aUed and the, bati.

tatreuTaoH kicked and the game ended wiih the ba'J In mldfield. They used a host of substitutes. complete new backfleld. Godwin, McWhorter. Moore and Murphy going In after Barron's 'secoml tuochdown.

LLOYD READY TO SURRENDER. SAYS CHICAGO REPORT caicagmT'Xd M.tCnn4 Press) William Bros Lloyd, mil llonaire "red" under sentence to to, fira, yeara in, tht JIJIt nota- penitentiary "for Tlotatlon tf tht espionage act, will aurrender Monday, officials announced today. Llovd la In hidina.ln Chlcaao. his Intimate friends assured authori- Victory Over Yale By Vaaaar CoUeg has on a of tht most brCUact goal tinders In tht field aockey world. Hern la Harriett Jackson ct Cambrldae, Mas ot Um jUmpioa iophomort.

ua aU rigged cut la bar protective; gxnameat mi' and then-Acker Intercepted a paw which he ran back to the to yard tin and mad It look as though tht Prehbytarlan might score again. Walls added to this prospect by aa tight, yard gain but -a lose frenr tumble -and -a la' complete pas gave the High achot'U th ball on their 20 yard line, aff the gam ended. A' Walla wa ed on carry th ball a-ad aahlom failed to advance, but Hawkins and Tanner also made good tains, th latter contributing tht longest run of the game. Chapman pro- duced some splendid punt for th High, school and Bradley played good gam, tho entire team put up-the best fight that the cadets have been cabled on to deal with Th lineup: UV Biakk lef t-and t-rlp tWintf 77 4 With Faralysis; Jf 4 ftofiT a tu'li'se wa inXoraied by the offi- r-al that he had erred and the sev eu. oftiriaU are a trifle un- bull officials shQuld In fcasclmll when on official errs a question Of rule Is a 'very, easy matter to correct th mistake.

The ame thrown out and ptnyed over. Thy, of course, Is imposslbla in footltalL The ache-: jles aro nhori. nrt playing a game over is ou ox tne question. -Taking a victory away from a tnree or lour nays lutrtn came is oer 1 a seriou thing. nt or niversny ma.

touchdown tnai gave xnem in. one point leaa over coiumDia me I New York team played an entirely-' different game than If a safety giv i ttisg them' onJy two point had been J. It seems as if nil decisions given ion the fooibali field should stand an Oxford Prize for jl a in 1 HattJe Stricken "-ft- -y- lift. Unlr ii-J''' i i a. ja-Vf-.

r.t;uatd;.-.Jlalniratr.entti'iA,t'.. ByHE3rRX, X. JTARREJU" Vnlted rreta Staff Corrsrpondent Whites. Trinvblea Louruea ana the nama-of Smith: efded htrt this anernoon to ice a rlnceton roll of lmmortala. Kennelh Smith, tl.

of Newark. N. ha an ordinary name, but he Is no ordinary football player It waa tha-ntatr right- Smith tot that booted the field goal thjt gave the fighting Princeton eleven a to I victory over Tale and the chsmlponsbip ot th -Dame Fortune. Mr. Luck and atl liose etherifriejidsVhale ht have beta -eaUng theJr -lot with Princeton for several aeaaons turned their flckl affections away frnm the Tlgera and worked for It wat Just good, sound football and the spirit of fight that Prtneei ton breeds In football players, and ot lack, -tbat-gav tha-Tlgera-a victory and ended one of the finest i ons In Nassau! history.

1'nnceton came out mr ine imru period a determined band of Ti- "ficVadnttW''WrlJHfTt" Wt! J.whftl".t30dnJ-. Yale 'atarte'd the naif by kiekftig f.f and Cleaves took th game In hand. He started on hi ya'd line, rife i tht bucked, tackles and Charged through center for yards.1 He maJe one dash down the aide lines for 40 VA berry, right guard; Talr right tacklel right tnd: quarterback: Tanner, left half: HawkJnav-Tlg'htToat back. Herren-i'lett endt Coleman left tackle: J. Coleman, left guard William.

centerT- Revs, right guard: Chapman, GOIGHS Fl Score of 12 to Piled Up by Vandy in Great Game With Bulldogs Athena, Ga.ovLrytCaKO Press) Vanderbtlfa Gold and BTacnfonTthrTUr "borr-tha-Red Black of Georgia, -after on the greatest football games ever her, which was won by 13 to Vaaderbllt depended on forward rsng for her counter and th Hulldoga while not hopeleaa before onslaught of McGagin's Commodores, were puttied by Vandr ccrial attack. Vaaderbilt scored olh her touch downs as a result of long forward paje.he first cam msnutes of play la th, opening per Xeely to Romar. for yard. second cam In tht third auar-ter. Kuhp to Romar.

A yard Lynn Bomar It tl hero i xnc Commodores student body tonight. aensati'onal a WOrk, accointtd Vanderbllfs win. and kept tht slate of th Commodore's clean for season. VanderbHt'e tie game with Jl ichlgan iti "'on Won' UT have failed to win. Thee teams ninvea to a nothing to notmng t.

This leaves VanderWlt with oa ot thixtremely few teams In ta country without a defeat this aca- Georgia's work was not a d.s- appointment. her supporters say. most ot them looaea ior a mUcSTloser gainer TENNESSEE IS VICTORIOUS IN SEWANEE SCRAP Sixteen OlrhDOS Schools Witnesses 18 to I Trimining of Sewanec Chattanooga. Nov. 11.

(United Press) Tennessee unlim hered a bewildering forward paes attack her today and awampa Se-waneein th sixteenth1 annual aridiron clash between the two schools by the score of It to 7 Ca'mpbelt scored- pTennt mrtujKtnjJtiUL'iU. end for 1 yarda A forward pass Campbell to Lane, has placed the ball in scoring- position. (f Tennessee's second touchdown the rondv-' tj warter- Another pass, Clayton scored Ten-nwe tfclrd touchdown. AU their tries for goal- Sewaaees touchdown came in the- tMM''Pertod. R.j..Murray 'MoTedWiftrrtfmcfWtKett thnee yard line and Miller fell on the Coughlan went over for I LADIES' GOLF TOURNAMENT TO START MONDAY Match Flays, Each to Be Finished irt Two Dayt, Will Be Play- -d f-rUyers and HancUcAps Beginning Monday a match-play goirwarSMnilpwil ladies ot the Country club, on he Country club link.

Twq day will finished In two day. 1 A aerie of matches will be played In which all of the women golfer of Annlston will tak part and torn very Interesting contest ar expected. At th conclusion of th tournament a tea will be given at the Country club for. the ladles participating In th matches. Th following matches hav been arranged, all ot the player being women golfers: Kllby play Tyler Ory playa Morton, one play Sproull, Woodruff playa Latsch.

Maybank play Miller, Hstchkls play Klein, Hardeman play Updike, Knox Dlavs Carrlngton. McCaa play tli winner of th Kilby-Tyler match. Hay. play th winner ot the pry-Morton match. Cater plays the winner of the Jones-Sproull match, The handicap follow; Knox' 1 Woodruff t.

Maybank 10, Miller 17. Hay 17. Hardeman 12. Carlngton 13, Jones 4. Tyler 24.

Updike t(. Hotchkiss 23, Sproull 2S, Kllby 35, KcCaa 24, Ory 2, Latsch It, Cater 25. Mor ton deln 40. BVSINESS DISTRICT ST, LOUIS SUFFERS IN FIRE SATURDAY St. Louis.

No. II. (United Pre Ml An entire eltv block) In St Louis downtown buslneaa district wa tnreaieneo a a great fir five swept a group of four and story buildings on Pine street near Thirteenth, late tonight. Hundred of firemen and more than a scor of fire departments were fighting the blaze. Their tf fort appeared futile in th fac of t.iw IHiClip.

Ileal um vo'. i 1 I toulsvnie Centenary 2 the tht 79 yard lint where another at tempt at pa ranea. Auburn' Una clearly out-clawed tht Centre forward defenses. Heavy and fighting desperately. tht Auburn forward repeatedly broke no Centra play.

Covington, tht outstanding star of tht Col onels, wa aomewhat handicapped pyH7wctrg1IPPiT fld, whrehew down hto-epee Shlfleyr ShlrllnT an Ford starred for Auburn, th first two. In FarUcu1arrlerftanr-lTr--Wn clung es that mad repeated galna rwoe ta.AOo fens, the greatest MM fjwifltall crow a iui game here, packed RJckwood field. Intermittent drisslee of rain, marred the contest. The CENTRE Tosltlon AUBURN Lemon -Left End Moulton Gordon Lett Rubarth Guard -Regan Kubale Lawrence Shadoan Right RT Cregor Right Tackle Snowday Right End. Prultt Covington Gibson Thomasson ShMIng Hudglns Left Shirley Roberts Ford iieferMVan'ulrdainrchy an.

Umplrevrilliama. Virginia. Head linesman Thomaa, Purdue. Score by periodarr t---" Auburn Centre Touchdowns Moulton. Substitutions: Auburn Scott.

Peterson, Allen Ce'ntrt O. Jonea yard sja then a va be 11 to Yaieseven yard li ne" direct ty 4n- froitf -the goai poaU. Smith was then brought TrTrWlfWrtIeofgdniriW fe drop kick of IS yards for the three bis points that von the game. Tale had scored the stage that luck set for field goals In the firs half and Neldllnger, the Tale field jrenerat- played, for big-ttaka. However, when Princeton took the lead." Tale went almost "craiyHn th attempt for tie score.

Char ley O'Hearn. the fragile Tat kicking atari' waa rtMshe antw-tha JOiJUClUKnA All.fjntd.e four attempts at field goals front distance of flfty flfty-flva and sixty yards, bat all failed and Ts' Tale waa a regular bulldog in Princeton defense to bqt when the- Tiger feJ. th. goapoia at- their back, they ttopped everything that Taje had In, the way of Tale Princeton Or -Treat Joel Ne id lin ger Neale Baker Smith Gormin Crum Cordon-Scott Caldwen At Marquette I. Pe- troit JLt Charlotte North Carolina Uhlver mJiTDi l-ChiTMbbga Atl4nctlft--lkehraaka.

11, Xaaaa Aggie 0. At Columbus, O. Iowa 12, Ohio Stat At Green Caatlt Depanw 24, Hanover 0, At CrawfordsvUls Wabash IS, Chicago 7. At Lawrence Kaasa 41, Colorado 8. At Omaha Cretghton, Michigan Aggies 0.

At Amee Ama It, Oklahoma Central 14. At Des Drake 21. Moines Grinnell 9, At Milwaukee Marquette De troit 3. Columbia Missouri Washington University 27, At St. Paul St.

Thomas 49, MacAlester 'At Appleton Lawrence Hsm-line 0. At Worchester Fordham Holy Cross 38. 0, At Clinton MississlDbl" Coll Southern 0. Ai fsew urieans Florida a a j- Tulane (. At.

Baton Rouge-MlssUeinnf A and M. 7. Louisiana State Univer sity o. At ColumLut Infantr-15. Marlnc-s 0.

School At Lexington Kentucky Ala. bama 0. 'At Chester bickinson At MuehUnbrarri1AviHHu IT, Swarthmore 10. 1 vumion kmmih rim eon 12. At Norman.

Okia Texas Oklahoma 2. 2. pity 24. Rculh Dakota 0. kuuexs sutloa Texas A and M.

24, Rice At Denver Colorad Denver University 20 At Fort Colllna-Colorartft i. Victory r-g-p h. i. h. f.

b. and of seen dy. the lod. Th Hi for this but tn I I jtlea They said ht did not give up PaBiwi-rio t.N the most exciting, and fiercest local field this season, tht Annlston University cadeU won their tcvond victory of th year over th Annls. ton High school, to rtaay ar- ernbon'ba th college campua.

Tht High schooler fought ataub- mornly until tht last moment and nKoT3rthryrrrforcirnoTrtay on 4ha. def tti In their ow ter. Tltory "during: good portion of th game, approached nearer to work- ins tHa Presbyterian for art than has occurred oh any previous occasion this year. Tho Ion touchdown occurred In th closing seconds ot th first half whn BMko -aeooped -np-- blocked punt booted from behind th High chool goal line and car. rid It oacK tor a counter, a pen- lty had placed th High school lad back Uhin pn ot their own goal Una on th prevlou play whan Chapman punted th bail from hla own I yard tin.

On tot kick th next Urn. Chapman wa hurried hi offering barely cleared hi own acrlmmag Uni when Blake recovered the ball and scored th only touchdown of th Many fans contended that th Presbyterians were played to a standstill and that the touchdown waa gained by a break. Ilowaver, It be called a break, tht cadets were there to take advantage of tht fluke when it was offered. The Utter frequently rumbled when within striking distance of goal and tost chance to iacraaaa their lead, and at other time th High school player when crowded back untll-f reed -olght With their back to the wall, put up stlKer resistance and held tor downa. Th result might hav been a scoreless tl but for th penalty and toiled punt, but the loser war de cidedly -outplayed end gained -only on first down.

Howver, they dis played never-say-dia spirit which held at the crucial trmer indttrned cadet back wtth- tha stnaliest-, score thay, have mad In a game this year. In, most circle the result was. perhaps the upset of the local season and Is regarded by many High school boosters a almost a moral victory. Many fans had doped th cadet to repeater even increase th lead piled up In the previous battle two week ago. In answer, to th contention that th score waa mad on a break, cadet- adherents-claim- that If -the ad aU back.40 atd their own.

goal line when th penalty gnd poor punt occurredg. touchdown would have been Imposatble, and that one good -'tea I th wbllM to tak ad van tat of thi break when It come and that it waa all football. A. B. bpehed'a'famtTby kicking oft and th ball wa xe- 34 yard iinavwTltre' at tem ata wet ted only about aa many yard and Hawktna ran back their punt on tliKSOTiRlr;" J4 slfthfc and added flva-wore and rpaiCM made eight and first down on the next play, walls railed to gain and 1 11 'wua)Mii IISSISSIPPIANS PROVE TOO MUCH FOR BIRMINGHAM ClintonT -Nov," 1 1.

(Tni- tedrrvartMlBalitlppt Collegg by aTjO iaxd gun.of Halt back Tark- toti on, muddrrtlcldV acorcd the only touchdown of. a six to nothing football gam her this afternoon oteiriHmfn game wUh the exception of two brief period In the flrat quarter was played Jin Mlsslsaippl Collegt's trrrmfyfbotthoBtlrmittgham could never ST. LOUIS FIRE3IEN-SUFFOCATED DURING SATURDAY'S BLAZE St. Loul Nov. It.

(United Press) Two firemen wer Injured and several almost suffocated with amoke and gaa In a fire that thsVatened to wipe out an entire in the heart of 8t. Louie businer tonight. Roofa and wall of two btildings fell to the grotirid within an hour after the blaze started and hundred of firemen were fighting desperately to keep the flames away from an adjoining building which housed paint and oil. Tht fire got under way about 9:39 p. and was raging at midnight, although danger of spreading had been checked.

No cause for the fire had been determined at midnight. Work of fighting the conflagration necessitated the -sounding a general alarm and all the available fire equipment in St. Lout was working feverishly agalnat time as floor after floor jof th building crashed to earth. The loss was estimated at TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN WEST RIVALS THOSE OF OTHER SECTIONS Aberdeen, Wash. 'Nov.

11. (United Pres) Th Vnurdef ot two madly Jeal6u suitor th wounding of a rival and the sulcldt of th slayer was reconstructed In detail today by Sheriff Gibson of Cohalia Bsach. Mutilated bodies Qf Mis Taney Bolton and Mr. J. T.

O'Brien and that of th alleged slsyer. HJalmar Anderson, were mot evidence of tht triple tragedy.1 A half a mile from tht murder trail. John Berg wga found by tht sheriff suffer i jrUihMMkl.wR.rdIey PoW-qiiartTakr Jtleu half; Toung, right half; GUsa, full r- llBwti "fnr- alr "ollin fnr Referee, Stoney; umpire, Can- non: head linesman. Watson. mi; 'hi.

iwwwr Hattlev among etophant of Central aW'em'-aricln paralysis and derrick necessary to shift the enormous patient 1 from on aldt to another. But- Battle is atcadUy Improving on thA trtatmcat of on Quart whUky, 4 day. FLORIDA GATORS: WALLOP-TULANE'S -BATTLING BUNCH Saturday's Football Results Pres)WAtkNwton watoo foutbali olticiali naie rtvAted rulings made on th field after te same was over and tho roeu't Sysiredj-alBtt'h'l''ffi''1''' -swHBimmaiaia al'ar hw4h; must unusual eral was that affecting the giro for Tulane todsy and tht Florida 'Gator handed the Cu-eenies 17 I lacing. In. tha final game- jbL I I Impreaaad.

brt ween CotntttWininC' 'm'ftWX StrtfTutf cs'' Weil th gaine wav--bow tr th county before being removed to Jollet, as would have been nec- erf. Mif'umn WIB.MwsWwjlg 'Wi -111 isy w.i Awy ihatMf. Lloxd-has Jioil reeman wno airecica xne searcn for the communist leader. "Deputlea who have, been look ing for Tirm hav been called In Ha aar.L, TOUNG STRIBLING3 OUTPOINTS FAST FIGHTERSATURDAY Hill IHI IWWI III' I Mil III II ssBMsn1 Ha vi nT" Novt7 -1 1 Un ited Press) Touhg Stribling, th Ma ttcRooi ooy. maaing nis Vision- Muralla.

claimant of the Louisana middleweight fier lohrght T'h twelve round by a big margin both Judges and referee being una nlmous In handing him the dec Is ion. -t The atadiumXwas packed as final. In order to eliminate the chancea of a mistake the referee, umpire and field judg should con fer on any doubtful point and the decision reacnea snouia tana Also If a decision Is given on the field and the captain ot th team penalised accept It without pro test no aftergame protest should be given any consideration. Foot bs 11 Is bit different from other sport In that It ha a very limited-schedule. Therefore the decision mad on th field should bo America tbe crowd left the field -feel ing that New' Tork University won the game, to The students of New Tork Uni versity started celebrating imme diately after the game and kept it np until Monday.

Those students who aagered on th gam and collected their winnings proceeded to Immediately spend themT Defuat- Ing Columbia wa quite a trick fir I New Tork U. and the students made thsjnost of it Then come forth the referee 'who said that he had made a nil- tat, aii.rin-h v.w touchdown, that it should; have teen scored a safety and the result of th gam wa really to 2 in favor of Columbia instead of 7 In favor ot New Tork, In another game a college team Winhing i i "At PrthcetonTato At New Tortc Dartmouth 28, Columbia 7. At Cambri roan Har- '7, 'Penn- Stat At SyracuseSyracuse It, Col- "gat It 4,., At Medford Tufts Massachu-'setta Aggie At Boston Boston College 13, Caalslus 7. At Ithaca Cornell 4J. Albright 14.

v- --T. At Hoboken Rensselaer 11, Stevens It. I Xt AtlanU Georgia Tech 17, North Carolina. State At Athena Georgia Vander- but it. At Birmingham AuKurn Cen tre At Bethlehem Lehigh Leban rn Valley t.

At. Cleveland Western Reserve 1, Kenyon II. At Washington Virginia Miliary Institute 41. George Wash- Kton 0. At Baltimore University of iryland 10, John Hopkins 0.

At CinclnnaU St. Xavler 29, Miklln 0, At Ann Arbori Wisconsin, hlgan II. At Morgantown West Virginia Virginia At MeaCvllla Alfred "7, Alls- ny tl. Chicago IUlnola 0, Chtoa-' University t. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh and Jefferson I.

Johnstown Johnstown IS; tint 0.. i. Jr. Notr Dame 3. VsBhlngtoa Bucknell 7: ''own It, ft llerophlo University of Ten a Doctor IT, t)W Ills t.

Jriddlebury University rmont 13, Middlebf.ry I. At An htrst William 2T; Am aa one of th greatest half back In the anuth and Is si triple threat man -In every-aensa of the word. Tulane battled th 'Gator to a six nix tie during the first half, but tho Florldans open) a forward pass attack at th start of the third period with Newton on the sitokstng end that could not be stopped. With two. powerfu Iklckerg In Dickson and Newton In the game tha Florldan employed everl fah kick formation! that thrJsTf Tulane off Its guard entirely and worked forward passe and tackle with great success.

Tulane started a march don the. field at the opening of the second quarter that enabled Lau- tenschlager to buck tht oval over and tie tht cor. Another long pas. 4 comblnel with Newton's great broken fleif running supplied Florida' socond touchdown In the third period. In tht final period, Newton, standing on.

"his twenty yard line, faked a d.rop "kick anfrpascd the Jall to Cas on the goal lint for Th final cor; came' a little later when Duncan blocked Lautenschlager's punt and Robin. son fsll on the ball behind the Tu Una goal. Newton kicked t.he laxt three goals. but missed the first. Tulane was handicapped by th los through injuria of Eddie Reed, all-southern candidate for Center back Lamprecht, Alfred Brown, their star half, and Hank Phillips, all of whom were forced to, retire from fray.

In, from a knife wound which he 1 fLl'r ST- V-m- 1. wmn sar4Lr "SjilnM SI SS nip 11 IS 1 gtinn ST 1 as! v-'. 4c V- said had been inflicted by Anderson In a flghtTprlor to th killing. According to Sheriff Gibson's-version of th affair, AnderonV carefully planned tht murder. In- tending to kill Berg also.

A fight between Anderson and Berg th latter' cabin over MI- Bolton drov th terrified womsh out rn-to th open wher ah wa apparently pursued by Anderson and i Lawrence ICansaa It, Colo- West Polr.t Army It. Bates r-s Ifo'nea Drtik 21, Gfin- Centtral 14, 47, JuanitaUuIstille University 14. Thi remarkabl action photo show Tcvia Iluhn of Plncton winning the 120-yard hurdles In tht rtocat Senior sport meet at Tho success of th Americans featured tht meet Huha and Stavenion, nbojji Princeton men, won thfM fltita for America. a rmit.v,.,.L 1 At' Georgetown Georgetown 20. Cbattenooaa T.

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