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r'- r-- -IAMAW1113Weg AW75ptoorr I THE NAsmrILLE JULEEICAN9 SUNDAY ocToBEE 21 190g and the' struggle wilt be better than those 41rehidy wit LiPollied kip Texas go-wally punt up a stiff argument againat the IQ' eats SEVENTY-EIGHT TO NOTHING TIGERS DOWN GEORGIA TECH ULVittlitt LLital MORE NEW GOODS Crooe to)ackson's 4 moRE NEVI GOODS ii AT Crone to Jackson 4t 4 It 1 4 1 LI NEPI de1111 2111 0kanionomill Score of the Vanderbilt Alabatua Catne boll Davis played a fair game and Bell was good riewanee raked in a goodly pile ot coin on the result Line-up: Teli Position Sewanee Monroe Center Watkin1 Smith and ilendersonRight Guard Lumpkin Bell I eft Guard Evans McCortyItight Tack lei 11ot-rho Lock Lett Tackle Stone itill Right Pend 14wwis Erown Right End Wil lioniS 1414boirl vooqtidtdrr Envenl end Lyne Hightower Left Half Markley iiitvies Right Half Sidip Swpet Fullback Barrett "Captain Seore Sewanee VI Tech Touchdowns Watkins Eisele anti Barrett Goole on touchdown Shipp Referee Tutwl ler of Birmingham Ulopiree Sibley of Stone Mountain and Patterson of Georgia Military Academy Head IMORMRilMcGogin of Vanderbilt Timer RobPrt of Tech Time of halves 20 and Pi minutes layed fair game and Bell ced in a goodly pile ot coin Pomition Setanee Center Watkine Right Guard Lumpkin Lett (Allard Itigbt "rack le I la rria Choice New Eyaporated Peaches per lb iSc Evaporated lb 15c VISITORS WERE TOO WEAK Dr Deimel Underwear is the kind you want for any kind of or 8hine hot or cold winter or summer ra WITHSTAND RUSHES OF THE COMMODORES got away in the scrimmage for good gains When in Vandy's poesession It reouiredbut teW charges to go to the scoring point The first to was made just lifty P0fCOMIIII after play began Witil0 this last four in this part of the game were made Ist this Vette of one a minute There Wilf4 no let-up In the 'ovals' Whirlwind tactics in the ilrat ball but In the second there was a check Alabama brevet' tip mmiderably during the intermisaion and with Burks in the struggle the eleven played harder but the failure if? lettre 11101e damstlidowns wag probably the result of several subatitutem being trent in by Assistant Coach Kyle who wall In charge of the squad during Coach fideOugirCe absence In Atlanta The out) Point made in Alubama's ro vor during the entire struggle was when they made the distanee once towards the close being the only time Bile octagon that an opponent hits earned the ball ten Yenta over the Gold and Black line Jones made eleven yards on mur attack around right end Vanderbilt was held only a few times Defenaively speaking Vanderbilt did flut play ber toilial game but offensively as the or will 8110W It was the same peed article seen heretofore At times the line did not charge so hard when' the bail was in Alahamast poseession and it as if the visitors might get away moue than mint It threatened to go around end and had a fair chance of sueceedimt out Cunningham made a beautiful flying istekle stopping hint without a gain Cunningham's tackiing was brilliant while his Interference like nest all the other men was noticeable along the side lines Cunningham was sent in after Vatigha Blake had been ruled out of the galHefor in a scrimmage In a mix-up young slake end Donald came together the latter clatming that he struck him intentionally For abla the Commodores were penalized thirty-seren yards arid it wam at this point that Bob Blake punted down ine field and Stone got the ball tire yards from the goal Outside of this incident Vanderbilt was not penalizes' as much as In the first two games In the second half though two oft side plays' in quick BUCCeSSIOn en NEW PRUNES 3 lbs 25c NEW CROP WHITE AS Lb Jt NEW LOOSE ROLLED 25C OftI'S-7 Ilia NEW PEARL BARLEY 5C rer lb NEW SPLIT PEAS 5c per lb NEW WHITE 1 EA 1 2 quarts NEW DRIED LIMA BEANSIN per quart NEW QVAKER 10C Der package per package 8' 3 25c NOW-pee lb ROLLED 25c BARLEY- SC 'EAS 5c isc LIMA BEANS Int II 10c BOWEN' BEATEN In Game With A Locals Lose on Goal From Field Heisman Boys Out-Classed FRANKLIN Tenn Oct In one of the prettiest and hardest fought by the Mountaineers 144 ille ever Oared no a hula diamond here the Itattie Ground Academy toot ball team del-tinted 110Well School by a score of 4 to The gerne was replete with brit WHO PLAYED SNAPPY GAME hunt plays on both sides btat the A boys laid it over their visitors at nearly every point of the game 'The visitors perhaps had the advantage in weight Big Backs Work the Bali Down the but the home 'COM was too swift for them The game WAS VV011 by the home Field by Steady Gains Over the Line team in the first half on a drop kirk and from that time on it was a struggle be- and Around the :6 to tween the teame for supremacy The Bowen team has good stuff in it and with Nothing a little more praetice will be able to hold their own with the best The 0 A team this year has plenty of good Play- ATLANTA Oa Oct 211--(Sntselat)--ne'i Cilt and they know when Rnd how to fore a tit'itVinK Mato of old gold and white play and glittering purple the coiors of the Following is the line-upi opposing teams Sewanee crushed GeorB A Posit ions Dowell gla Tech this afternoon by a seore of 14 Paschall Center Farris to 0 in a same in which Tech had not Morris Right Guard Douglas the rernotetit chance to win and the going Steinback Left tivard Kerr was all tor the purple from whistle to Ballow Right Tackle Graham whistle Taylor Left Covington It was only on the defense that Kit Jenkins Li-ft IlalfDentim Wri sh ght owed up in the cim sanic style Then Darnell Right Half lidlY Sewanee was not able to do mithe sio much Itlythe Fuilback Cos as the -difference in weight and foot bait Anderson Left EiniC COVingtOn I ability promised Sorrells Eight End Ned lint the defense of a team outclaased by Polk QUarteback Yancey another is never suffirient to quite keep Sithatitutes A Brown Outhrie down the score and that was the secret and Sedberty of yesterday's game One touehdown was made by Sewanee on straight foot ball and the other two on flunky plays In a way runs for long distances with the Pigskin following the out side kirk Nine minutes after the start of the game Sewanee held in the center of the field after two attempts to gain ground had been baffled resorted to the punt and Shipp sent the ball spinning down the field Watkins grabbing it as It descended All Deimel garments bear the mel Milne on a woven Trademark Label Booklet telling all about it with s'aint les of linen-mesh free on request Many Spectacular and Sensational Plays During the Twenti-Nine Minutes of of Games on Other Fields NEW PETTIJOIIN'S PREAKFAST F000-2 packages 25c for IJOIIN'S BREAK- a packages 25c Cooper Huddleston 217 Fourth Ave Due North NEW HOMINY FLAKES NEW HOMINY 10C 3 lbs 10C i COULDN'T SCORE Sewanee sGrammar and Mooney In Bard Struggle SEIVANEE Tenn Oct The surprise of the eation in prem'school foot oecurred this afternoon when the Grammar Sehoni played Mooney School to a tie the final score being 0 to Twiee in the first half the locals were within a toot at a touchdown and at no time was Sewttnees goal line In danger the entire ganie being played In Mooney's territory Forty yardit the longest run during the game was made by We Issim ger The forward pass was much in evidence rarely felling to net good gains tor both teams 'there were very iew end TWIN muds The Stara for Sewanee were Weisainger Apperson and Copt Vandenhaumen but the entire team put up a plucky tight each man being in every play For Mooney the stars were Gillespie and Capt Pete's Time of halves twenty and twenty minuteS Line-up: Sewanee Position 1ooney Scarbrough Right end Shortridge Right tackle Freeland Murphy Right guard Long Quintard Center Bei ford Bretton Left guard Nicholson Left tackle Brown VandenhaumenLeft end Miller A npermon Right half WeissingerLeft half Van Vleet Bates Quarter Peters NEW PEARL 25c 10 lbs 25c I 1 I I i i 1 1 I i I I 1 i I i i 1 0 1 I i 1 1 li was somewhat of a surprise to the Corn modores lie was unable though to do much in advancing the oval A WON Alabama will certainly have to take a back seat for a while Think of TS points WA naCe tillable to Stop Hamilton's heing made in twerity-nine minutes on a Squad squad that beat a team that held the COLUMBIA Tenn Oct 2t--(Special)-- great Georgia Tech to a tie score liele- In their third game of the BPRF011 the CO-man had better get busy and develop a lumbia Military Academy foot ball squad A WON Wellace Unable to Stop Hamilton's Squad COLUMBIA Tenn Oct In their third game of the season the Co- Kimble Military Academy foot hall squad NEW SELF -MSING BUCKWHEAT AND PANCAKE FLOUR-2-1b package 10C NEW COUNTRY SORGHUM-EXTRA FANCY- per 45C gallon NEW SyrnEn RAISINS-VERY FANCY QUALITY- CLEANEA CBR- A 121)cC pound packages NFW RANTS-lb packages NEW DATES-pound packages 10C Nrliv LAYER (SMYRNA) 15c FlGS-per lb THSNG BUCK- PANCAKE package 10C TRY per 45c inC a ED CER- loc eckages 10C (SMYRNA) 15c RESULTS OF GAMES Vanderbilt 76 Alabama Sewanee 16 Georgia Tech Battle Ground Academy 4 Bowen 0 Columbia Military Institute 61 Wallace 0 Central 6 Tennessee 0 Pennsylvania 14 Drown 11arvard 44 Springliell Chiesso 89 Purdue Michigan 6 Ohio 0 Prineeton 34 llticknell 4 Cornell 72 Bowi loin Yale 10 Pennsylvania State 41 Annapolis 12 Lehigh 'analog 20 Oklahoma 4 Wisconsin 10 North Dakota 4 Carlisle Indians 22 NVestern University West Point 17 Williams fr Swarthmore 17 Geo Washington College Dartmouth 22 Massachusetts 5 Ames 34 Lincoln 2 22 Columbian College 0 Clemson 6 Georgia THE COMMODORES TENNESSEE LOSES To Central University by Score of 6 New Smoked halibut New Smoked Bloaters New Bismarck hill Pickles Neuchatel Cheese Fromage De Die Camembert Cheese Mc Loren's Imperial and Roquefort Cheese loked Halibut loked Bloaters rck Dm Pickles' late' Cheese age De Die tried Chteme a Imperial and tort Cheese NEW CANNED TOMATOES lAt AVk NEW CANNED 15c VERY CHOICE-2 cans NEW EARLY JUNE 25c 3 Cana r) TOMATOES lAt AV6 I 5c --2 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4444 AilirAt le- 11- ''1: 40 y- 11 T- rt' 1 41 1 IP'' te 4 po '4 'oil' 41V" 't'A 1: ''''ty I A' '1 i it to 4tIN II 4 ieb' (s 1 1t0F '44 If- 44'11W14' 1410-1i 4 4: a i r' it? 4 14i 1 i Ci 1 i t' toi clIA- 1011011 1 et' it si'f At4k 1 'itl'41144' 1 i 4' 462 41:1114 Alrtit44A01-e 1 ot v-1 1: POiker 4 6: -7eft- a 4ut 4 16r1' 4 rIi4t1 i aff 'i' itxtt-A1- p'' 4rl ii -i 1'47v 1 fllit: it 1 kt taf- lc 1 0 fle' i- )i-' 4 4 '4 r7 4 4 0 17 A kk 1 4 JI 4t0 14' 't1b4t: i' 1A4e 1 tt il Ol'i 4 $411: IL1 it orlf 0 I i mt 4 e0" 7 u' '41' 1 It or 4Noi rv 24c A r--- vii 4:4 1' tt''tt itt4 'It4C ale ft 4: tro" '''5- 'ti '441t It'1 4 'i'K 4 It:" I ril 4 1 i 7 i ii 1 1t4ic 'Plifire'l tr -) Ci ''')k- -t- Ittli k' 4'4'7- le 4 1r 94- ii 1f'-tf 1: 'a-S' skit' :3 4 4 iw IF' 7 -7 417---fc 7i yAtIt -a-7- 1 A-tt i-F 2 1y 11t Iv 41141 i- t-k lt 5 '44 6 -e 7 'L' ''''''11't- 4: le 1-- P' to Nothing KNOXVILLE Tenn Oct Central University of Kentucky defeated the University of Tennessee et foot ball today 6--0 The teams were evenly matched but Tennessee played a heartless sort of a game while the visitors game was featured by hard playing and an ever present determination to win In the first half the ball was first in Tennessee territory then in Kentucky's neither side allowing any advantage Much Punting marked the work and there villa no feature except a brilliant forward pass play pulled off by Tennessee Kentucky's touchdown In the second half was started when O'Neal made an end rim for thirty yards being downed on the ten-yard line Central gained five yards then two and then one being held on Tennesseeti one-yard line Tennessee bucked Central twice for gains of three and four yards but Kentucky recovered the ball on the ten-yard line and O'Neal Weht around right end for the necessary touchdown The Ilne-up: Tennessee Position Ketitucky Donaldson Right end Glass Ring Right tackle Arnold Dougherty Right guard Diedrich Proctor and Walters Center Mar land Spence Left guard Lanier Pafford Left tackle Gray Walters and Keener Left end Van ley Wayne Quarter Rhodes' Proctor and Keener Right half O'Neal Beene Left half Roberta Peery Fullback Offutte Referee Thompaon McClung umpire Dickson Maryville Time ot halves 20 minutes Best Granulated Sugar 20 pounds 100 1 Per 100 pounds $500 SLOO Leaf Lard Absolutely pure 9 pounds LARGE BARS GERMAN 10C SOAP-3 for 1S BARS ARK 25c SOAP 7 BARS SAXON SOAP 25c 7 It Ix bent LUMP 25c STARCH SPRING RILL LADS Good Strong Roasted Coffee 2 lbs 25e 1 i 1 1 1 i i 4 i l' i 1 OWSLEY MANIER CAPT DAN BLAKE Famous Back Field That is Proving Such a Terror Against Opposing Elevens This Season CHOICE NEW CI7C171111Elt 2 sc PICKLES por gallon Small score eh Interesting struggle '1441 NI 'V 11 -e'e Well herdly and lot it he Paid that no 11--4- i '1140'5 one around here need look for any close rIrrz: 00 affairs on Dudley Field this season It is '0-14' going to be all Vanderbilt This much I 0 41 you ean put down in your note book 4 Is 11 Alabama came up Saturday to stop the lag Commodores it wes said but the vieltors zxNrs ate were sadly disappointed They were -4e beaten Into smithereens nni the regult ye to was a fair sample of just what the locals can do when they once get started Jae That 10-yard rule which was going to cut the scores down was' simply dis- it! 'elal 4'' graced for It proved no obstacle to the a ael'i: -4 big West Sidere who rustled over the op- 'eferti1 4- ponents' goal line fourteen yes fourteen aat 440)'6 01--z times 'which with the eight goals kicked by" Bob pill )ii bob Itialte sent the figures to the t' al startling number of 7S Alabama they rar'itree-iaki-- Je reji got what the rest haVe received a big a 1 1' At pl Fifty-seven of the points Were made In the first half which is a new record eai-'''astii-e-'1''e for the locals while the total 8coree-78-- eise4e-- is the largest any squad has made since le 41-ie '-e teaser itte? the new rules went into effect (' it' 1 ''-e "iieeeetIr 1 61' 4' And what Is all the more remarkable akt4e-114 Itopor a was the time In a hich tt took to make 4 i 9 11 this score Just twenty-nine minutes of -'ief'-44 r' 24 actual Bine ate Cntlatitnell seventeen in 'eII441- af the first and tWeiVe in the gecond It vas probably the eirestion of how -)e14 leng the game wes to be that got the 0i'lliiiblyit Commodores In a fighting mood Ala-' 11 barna wanted ten-minute halves and for 44 10' Ila -0 44 thirty minutes Capt Moody would not Iltc'- Tt 4 44 A agree to anything ele Ile claimed that es 'CI 4-4 his men were injured and that it wes ve's sir only the seruh team Ile put up a great er- rt plea for a short game but apt Blake 'AP 11 1- i)-2 would not agree to any twenty-minute erelit re fair After se-Ieeedliee'ee eqte'S'r a much wranglin Blake final- ly decided to play seventeen-minute helves it lie won the toss and fifteen if Capt Moody won Vamly was the win- "hvikalto aa-eaaaagitaxeita-sseseatee ner and the struggle was to go thirty-four minutes hut after the drubbing rt the first part Capt Blake de-Id to l'6t CRAIG the visitors off by cutting the time to twelve minutes Vanderb True that Mahar-rue did not have all her regulars In tne ime-up A iillrks the big backfield man was miesing In the aided tile visiterre Of advance the ball littlest half yet I he squad ha vas sent teen yards out to oppnse the aleritigin maditrin was Arti hed to game was much mere a pretty husky one and at littlea played Interest titan prevems ones IIIIIPd tina Splendid hall 'I 'he rapid-tire manner yeer Medium- hart beaten Maryville the tbough in 'KWh Conten ran his side eleven trust tied Georgia Tech anti front carried the viettors off their feet and it this enthusia-ts bele they hive figures was mere child play for the big backs hi a "le Toch strtig ext Itiont tlic drocrldirg 0 il and linesmen to go fer down the field be- The teamm lined tip at follows fore being etopped Venderielt l'ositIon Alaharea Sensational phos and many of the SpPc- Blake aril Left End Sea y-tedwards tactgar variety eurne so thick and fast Cunningham that they became common Often he Ti Pella rd Left Taelite Brinell ball was received by Vanderbilt in her MeLoan-Stiorrillleft Girard ii iiiirks own territory and on or three tete Stone Center' s4ty tricks would earry' it over lais gat ihn tir-In Right Gletrd Compton line The visttors' bike Mufti held at Noel It ht Taekle Frairklin 1 all and with the inter terenee given th It Blake Hight End 1 Jenne- Lanier Commodores had but little or no trouble Qtairter lia Minn making their gaine tech averaged ell te ulatte Litt nl It liarite- the way from flee to seventy yards the a( laimpley latter being the (listener the wam rraigLeckliert Right IT reeter carrt-d by Sam Csteti ter a touchdown aja teera 'ta a ford Vullixtelt king The manner in whit it andy worgott trio rnialit 'n-it' kick wam hy I tee tature of the stininiary-Toialllontis Crale 4 Mileiter errtiggie Pub Bloke honied the hail nave 1)k0 2 Li niahe 2 1 GnalS from Hip center of he tired te Ahrtranhcs 11 k1 it Linke tir fere 'Walker of ten-yard line Sterne rushed tide the a I- more Elgin of NaehvIlle field and in the seromble fed on the hall allthIn Alabinla's line lieel lineemart am' breer PerrV of Vail- dentin Time cf hain'es I anti minutes followed on the next play arid went over fur a toil( hrlOWn 01VII 411 oppI back ALONI THE 511)11 LINE4 on antie uceasion reatioi the hail itier over the line and Bel lak rusart 'Fatty ally F111 114 tiocertter on the I an- through anti got it and era thirty I 411-IS Oriel( eleNen last Near hut now a ITII11enng than four yarde from the line 11(iit at the 101e1ty or Ainbaina ram whit he Inioin whoa given The lip tn sr hi old comrades vickic Cnach hall On the next we Stne got the Loliald'Y tnir'n anti int Itir Melly to root for hall cat the minrterhack kiek In tne sec- the liolds wanted to got in mei half end laid it dovin near the- sonl the str trigie hid air" ruled out on at2- line Each trine the oneide kick eas tised ount of tile bite- rdr I It Made Many vortis for Vandet 101 and kept tile ball from 011g over Ann( her nrIft Ahlr iwIdy and one Chien Cunningham IIII1 Id ear br4ichy rut when elifited al e'erise re w'irri in the eaorid Ito made a flying tat kle at Hannon to got hair Bort iiinise lociscd oft fortv-tice anis Lint mitt oiit or the soy vd1f1 Csteri to A 1ZIlk OW Is hi oiight the 14111 11 was govig thvrti the field on his Ie-Nerd 1 ya-i hat th th rimmagn he turn- Inuj phtved it 01- bled tont Crahr no (Tied iho halt on a araand ram reel let lee first appearance bounce in otem It hi n1 carried a on to hewed up bee a shar Atli natlia a Foal The ahoull11 thrfinglimit with In Burke Aliihanta has a gnod men fur just stu'h A 101 wer thre was a lionthe on 1irr one Of the the ber field lie ftIN A SIVrItIld de Comnttatores gotttAuv f11 nn the hmt fensive game and the manner in ehich -eiiii en- eilde Istees to -Iu the ov1 dild he got thrntigh the giiiii arid 111cit line Wed tito visiters trr) advance the bail flf- tcen yards woh1 thi game was mach more in taresr than previous ones playPd I his year Alethema hart beaten Maryville the eleven that tied Georgia Tech iiiitt from this enthusia-ts bell( they lir VP figures enough t) do a Nile calculating on tile struggle next month teams lined tip a fullows! Vanderbilt POSIttOri A lahana Bin ke aril Left End Sea y-Patwa rds Cunningham l't itchard 1Pft TAlitA l'onr01 NicLeanSherrill Left 11trd II Burks Stone Centr' Mdy Right Ghrtrd Compton Noel It A ht Tackle Franklin It Blake Hight End II Jones- Baffler CoSter-Flail Quarter HAtilinn Blake ii I nal( it rIrkg- rraigiocktInrt Right rtt- 0 ford Fullbtck Ing CRAIG Vanderbilt's 'Nr I tt-4-r -ilr)24t1 'q 1 I 't I 4 I-1 A 1P c- 14-' 13 1 "A 4: 4 4- rit! ti -4 -s il: '4 44)116 -1--4 'lc: 110 't I 't1 vo -73-ittt''''''''k 0 140- 1 7 4 IF '-x 454- -J4 i1i-- '14 etrtiN tlit4(t 1 a '1 1 Ai t441e' It 1 4 Ir 'ag-Ti 1 01 Aitizt44 40 l- ekAll' '147 7 tf xli klk 44 '07''''''4 i i -b 2 'L'3l7 Sr '4 'f Al 0 -to1i VEAL 25c 4 for For Pickling we recommend our defeated the fast 'Wallace School team SI to A halt the visitors beaten from the bzinning and made touchdovkno within the tiret ten rolnIttes of the gntrie Itrn le of Wallaco tfla10 long kick-offs but almost every time A man woniti return th tail ptst I h4 center of the held Cat ratters and Itaal defeated thp fast Wallace school team tit to A hail the visitors beaten front the bzinning and Math downs within the first ten nlinliktf4 of gatrie Pride of Wallace made ling kick-offs but almost every time a A man wonlii return the hall past the venter of the field calrilitors kind Pure Apple Vinegar and going over the tine for the pointa needed tin another OPea910r1 In the same half when Tech wiis gaining a little ground 14e1W11 WH8 direided to try the onside kick Ile did hut Eisele was present when the hall descended dodged every man on the tPatth kind made an Ki-yard ilash for a tiahown iinri with that dnguished themselves by their henre all Tech hotwa hd awHy Inny runs Carruthers at One Tjlat WaS all in that half though Shipp time carrying the hall 1Y yards At the made one attempt from a thltientt tingle end or the first halr the gre to tit kick gffill and failed With the genre 0 in favor uf A Capt': Neat of It to 0 her Te11 entered the A agreed to (Lit down the time second half more to knelt the score down Our guarantee with Our guarantee with 30c every gallon rer gallon car load of trick plays etc Cr there will be an awful walloping banded him In No-A vember 'A hen the Commodores bePPen aiong TO give a complete descrlption of just how VaildY PI ult so many points would requite a whole page: It wns Just all-The Around Ift hall playing and noth Mg else Frank Kyle rushed a couple of messages Oft to 0ach Mologin dming the game I 4e 4 fr l' Ran Away With the Game Against Kentucky Team SPRING BILL Tenn Oct record game of the season was played here to-day between the Branham Hughes team and the Vanderbilt Training School at Elkton Ky and resulted 35-0 in favor of Branham Hughes Though It was fasy for Branham Hughes It was very interesting throughout Brenham Ilughes kicked off to Vanderbilt Training Sehool and got the hall heck On the cont Pe down on a fumble and Ramsey made a touchdown In very short order The ball was kicked off fifty yards and Griffin returned it twenty yards Griffin also bucked for four tout hdowns from one side of the hew to the other MAO made a buck for a touchdown The visitors could neither run the ends nor buck our line The main features of the game were the nuarterbnek runs of MeKee and the end runs of Whitman There was much fumbling The line-up: Position TS Welts Center Hatton Smith Right end Terry Morgan and Chriesman eft guard Coppman Ross Right taekle Williams Pardue Left tackle Bean Hobson Bight end Graham Left end Ilodeson Griffin Fullback Ramsey IL Weelman Whitman IL Thompson IvIeKee and Scales Quarterback Porter substitutes Sealesi and Morgan Tr substitutes Bell and Coke Time of halves 20 and 174 minutes Timekeepers rostrum and Smith Referees Campbell and Morrison Umpires Morrison and Campbell Choice Northern Irish 20c Potatoes per peck GEORGIA TECH I CRONE el JACHE The Qua Mu Oro Gerb CLEMSON fir Forrest Kirkpatrick Is now with Cooper ez liuddleston and will be glad to see his friends and patrons A 7-: i 4 rxt '1 i I "rut t-''-' qp 4 4' t' 17 I--4''''' 'i' ''-4 'S f' ti' 1 1" 44' 4 'e ht 04 4 it It' P4 "'---I Nt: 1 1- ''1 o'6 1 414 1 of ''A 4 44- 'A' ''---)' -'4 71- 4 4- 4 't 1 -771 A 7 li "4 'r If li)1 "7' 1-r' r- 1 4 i -1r At' If i i'' '0' -1 4 f' ft ti 1 'k' '1 i 'f i 0 4 -1 -5 I 7' :5 '-'1' 's- I 7 i iA I -i '''''''t -i' 1 -1? ''''''k" '1' '-L-'1' 4 I k' ti 'i' m' Y- It I i 4 i 1 i At i it'I'' i' t'e 4 2:1 4'1 7 a 4 1 1 1 19- I 'i t- it'd t' l'' A 1 I 4 tr it i 4: c' 1 1 t' i'- f- e' 1 4-'4 4 1" i i vv i 'I '1 i te 1 s' 7c ft i1-t- 4 I i '4 4 '4' ''7 7' I i i ti 07''''' i I 2' I( 41 4 7 7r i 7 A i '''f 3 1' 1 i 1 4 -1 o-- i- i 1 A 't i': i 1 14 i- 7- I' 4'' 1 1: ''''''-4izit -A t' 44: 7 "1 te 41 de I 4 4 4 bringing the oval to within live yards of the Puidue The olifj1 1SM of the game under the now rulos evidently was well liked by tbe bg crowd of entlliolaRtq game is bade tor Cilicagi' fast bark guard" wits the g0noral opinion of the the (1 i HARVARD Just Managed to Down the Georgia Boys CLEMSON Oct 20 Clemson defeated Georgia here Ms afternoon by the meager score of 6 to 0 in one or the moat unsatisfactory and disappointing games ever played at CI OMFon In the first half the ball was In Gottrgis territory a large Part of the tittle and Orth orieft in the entire half was Clemson's giat in danger while Ciemson had Lau on Georglatt pinch line when time was Called for the first half and ought easily to have scored at that time In hr seeond half with ye minittes to play Warren who had lost gone into Mc Fadden place at quarter scrired tvio plays irim the center of th ttk1 Clem-pin went into the game With several of her slats tin the side Ines tut they wete put ir during the last five nunotes todster nil the poor offensive playing or the heals defense W811 superb Georgia falling to make a single first itown esc pt hy punting In this department of the game 44agia W401 distinctly sopetiie to lemson For Georgia Ketrom st ernler played tbe game McFadden Warren at Allen wet fltars ()Moab North Carolina referee Frank Watkins umpire i 1 Sewsnee Licked This Squad by a Decisive Score The Team Meets Vanderbilt Next Month ---g 1 lir( Nil ULU C'Th r011iti it" n' In nog 0k The pill-dying action au I curative properties of this great remedy Lave made For The bloc)" a household saying and thousands who are today enjoyin perfeet bealth owe their recovery iron-1110A or skia diseases i to this universally used bliso1 medicine is riatle entirely front roots herbs and barks N'6111L 10't'7 niA only cleansin7 and healing ingredients but buibling-up and strer4thening properties to keep the blood la perfect order No one can be when the blood is impure they lack the energy 1 and strength Or it is natural wth hea'th the complexion becomes sallow the vitality is weaker I an 1 they suacr front a general broken diwn I condition When the wai-te or refuse matter whkh nature interuls shall be thrown off is left in the system 1ause of a sluggish torpid condition of the expeing ryunbek it is aorbed into the CUARANTEED blood making this stream weak sour and FROM acrid an1 its conltiri is manifested by FRE boils 1 i raThes titclie and other erurtions of 11 ra 1 A I th skin vies into the circulation and removes every pai-tiele of blood taint or I poison of ever' character makes the blood fresh and strong and gives euerzy i to the entire bolv When the blood has beea c1ean-e1 by all skirt diceases and eruptions away and the smonth dear skin glowing with health shows that tlio boly is being nourilue I by rich pure blood Rhea'ruatisna Catarrh Sore and Ulcers Sc7rofula Contagious Blood poison etc are all deep-seated blood disorders and for their cure nothing equals It does not injuriously Oat the most delicate parts of the body and can Le taken with perfect safety by old or young Book on the 11ool and any alviee desired wIthout -charge TM- SWIFT SPECH7C cc ATLANTA Cali Ran Over the Springfield Traininz School CAMP RI rw Mass Oet defeated the Springfield Training Sehnoi to-day 44 to The Crimson teem had Its own way from the start and the only opeei oloy by th Spntogneld teani was ilsplayt1 when they kilned tirst down three times awl hehi the Harvard fine' wjor whn a pore was imminent The bt tffiehdowns inade the game intertting despite the rain Four of the were Math on sentiationai plays The first was when Itsborne tot Harvard blocked a kirk on Springfield's Itivst1 ltne and Wendel! fell no the tall tPhimi the gA1 posts A little later Newhall ran eight yards for a tonehtlown No eft was 'wide by Springbeld to overtake Newhall they having 8 tolpNi play whet the referee tooted his horn and announced that a Springfield man was off side liar- vard however watv1 hid' right to the penalty Two subsequent tottohriovvos viete made by It IIFco fully ekttQ on-side kiek 0Worne (fat ryttig more than half the length uf the field Si od Lineuin making the other ftoin the hoe MICHIGAN 17 Had All She CouM Do to Beat Ohio Foct Ball Team Critt-mitus 0 --ittlehlgan foot 1tdi 1 van to-dty defeated the rm it to tt sting her points on it held votil um) a s1tv 'rho Ohio 81414 am tWiti ne1 iiernotetn hiwan ft ball star put up a strori el-ft to inz not lt fly kee e4- l'he lye L111 101 hoe ood Htr the Pi 4130 leht i 2' how it A a Ig l't if-t I thc -ori hilt' to tn minutes and sev- 1 tr win fur hr hattrcd 'layer had I '''I-4 hen he t1 s-1'il i vkre put In t' art I It ti gito-iiing of the i ii 't''d 1- Ay I I no ilo Tip 111 tini 4in a mi-! 191 a-1A 19 NI' I NI A NValiae Auiiil $-6Ntii stIrtI tlio nl1 ultirae L1 kik kit i 1iy 1 i 1 i 1 l'ge ififft A 1 sult-II ifti1 thruugt the line kind luch up to it ds btSt she I 1 1'v 1 Guard rttiiy 1 "11141 WAN Wlit1)1 To thP purple A i-t pn 4'lltlifted fri )i ri Guard Nlatthrys liolg tfYwor th 1011 Apt ta i -'I 1 is :1 -t fm'- If- AIt- 1d' a tutthd 'Ali T' inastrg a gritty -S f- dt 1 rt Tackl: 1-Ist 1 Stan'l findr 1) ut ilO'r o)W il goa y- tuff MP ruz' Poi( w'ro Ituky hi a 1'09- 1- 19r Lc 9 SIA-Cf-KI 1i! 1 -ni Ion 1 i pr fy itui3O-49i I1 tlit 11W )3 kts l')! i 4 CarrothfrA If11f E11 I on frf4I- kr1 Irldlu thir tistance 4i 1 4 9 f' nnttonill itld vv-as wiala 1-ln'1) the purple 1ttv la (auard 1 IN -od Guard i nig the ll id Sewanee slt 'pi on tr a tItiOl'i 'Ali T' inaKmg a gritty Pnigll 1 rt Tacki: Lopt 1 Stan'l lindr'r the shadow et key own goal 111 po top the Toz ro la were la( ky In a End 1 1 riAv imid 11 nit 011(iW ki ts CarratherA Ill41t E11 I on frf -idc 1a 1111 Irld-Ifi tiiir Wstance Iav OVERWHELMED Was Perdue by Chicago in the First Game riticAro Oit -1Thleagn overhelmed Purdue at Marshall Field tn tnoring tour tnucialoans In the litt hair and three In the set oral our of the sPiJff) nk were kirlteth making a toa1 of e4 ponts i'lltdon never rionsly threatened Chicago's plat 'Ilne C'eral tit-vies they had the bait In Chteago's tertitorr hut ft tinthie or the (pip Stiess the chieago 10 ks In ernting the hall on An amp710m tfi'lqg for pass 110f1 gave the aI io the Nt For so early In the season both teams p1n7e1 very fast hntvery nose loot hah go's ilne was frightfully weak SIr ten ran L7 yards tor a touchdown atd IThketsall AO yards for a twielidown In the Fcond hair while Sterten nidde a touchdiNsn pQssible by run of 7Z yardA touchPA tossible by le run of 3 yardA itaarte- i 111VItiliZri lean" their HalfP1111o r' 1 I on 4imest ai -la-artlly OS OA Tv'Cli ltght Half ry 1 tallor Go-ir wan mfm In thig half l'utibark iiie S'l't) trd t)r auothcr goal and agan fdl --r '-'I4nPP tk elk Niarkloi Foot Ball aral SIrp vcnliEnl le at nltca prat Lail -APr Stork and mt'1rt 01-t 1 i ol 11 ite For 'I sell Ilrnwn toot ha' am et 'Ail: Catada (I tested I 1t gj 1stlj cw'Igh but hle nafi were ba a'i star ttiirri Ot ChicariL) to-day 4 to i FkW ii the man who got the on aU star ttiatri ot Chicago to-day 4 to kw ri -the murk who gut the vty I 1 r't11 u9rt-ti 1:0 111ttt41 It nolt-ti f'11 l'IY i nip I 'I 10J It Wall i tl Pre Ar roi I ot f1 aiI vk a th t- 1 TA-ti is next il line 11 (4f! t'oi lAcktts The cone next ay I ''-47P'''.