The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 11

I HE NASH VILLE 1 ENNESSEAN 11 Vandy Injury List Is Swelled By Two Further CONFUSION OVER TRY FOR POINT IS NOW CLEARED UP Ball Cannot Be Rushed After Attempt to KickIs Failure. CORBETT THINKS "YOU KNOW ME AL" By RING LARDNER Wednesday Morning, October Addition .1 THE BOXING ART; A DEAD ISSUE Fighters of Today Merely Sluggers, Is His Opinion. 7 I Uieu. i guess fu HAMB 1 is My dollar aint1 E16HT DOLLARS IS Th6 LOWEST I CAN RENT FOR lO LOOK SOMEWHERE, 6LSB.I JrL AfT DAUGHTER I 1 "ULH ir tnv. UUWYIIUN ISU.IVI Are Uy FAIR FLAY.

1 SecUa Corresponacttt of The Xeu-J' jican,) Jiu) Corbett thlnfeP ttmt, the frt of imvi.iu- him B-fTno hv tbo board. Uo-JTQ- 'gard th npht'era at' woeljr' Doc Kuhn and Tot Commodore McCullough Join Colony of Cripples Grantland Fifty Are in Michigan Gridiron Party to Leave Ann Arbor Tomorrow Wolverines Are Drilled Against Vandy PJays, Which Are Used by Freshmen. Quarter Back Suffering From Fever, While Giants End (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Football officials have boon given such conflicting Interpretations ot tlio two important changes in tho rules Inaugurated this year, one ot which changes radically tho scoring system, that tho rules committee ot tho American Intorcollegiulo foothall asaoclntlon today issued a statement in an attempt to clear tho uacion, Moet of the trouble its pver tho new rule designed to change tho play after a touchdown is made from a try to a goal from a place kick, to "try for point" through ono of three methods.

Some teams electing a "try for point" by kicking goal, have claimed the point when the kick failed and one of tho'ir men recovered the ba'H and rushod it behind the opposing goal. In somo instances, reforoes and other officials havo erroneously upheld tiie contention, U. K. Tlall, clialrmun of tho rules committee, said. Mr.

Hall pointed out Hint ft team having chosen to "try for point" by kicking, lost, when the kick failed. The new rule, ho added, does not permit the conversion of a play. "RulQ says the stntnment, "provides that a team which has mado a touchdown may add ono additional point by successfully executing 'in single play any one' of tho following: By a gonl from Infield, by completing a forward pass In the end zone or by carrying thu lmll across the line. "The words 'any one' nro significant and should bo literally con. stnied.

Accordingly, should such team attempt to kick a goal and the attempt bo blockod by the defenders of tho gonl, the play ends. The ball Is dead and any attempt to ro-cover and rush tho hall across the goal lino is useless." The remainder of tho confusion Is over tho new rule regarding substitutes (rulo III, section 2) which provides that "a player who has been withdrawn from tho game dur-Injr the half may return at any tlnlo during the second half. A player withdrawn during the second half may not return to the game." Tho statement says: "Whtlo this rule does not In tonus refer to ft player who flnlslied tho first half, but ivas withdrawn during the intermission between tho two halves, the purpose is clear and there' is no reason why such a player should not bo allowed to return to tho game any time during tlio second half." haH bedn out nf for nQiirly two weeks with uh injured Unec-. will return, ub will Irwin Uteritz, who nitoud tho TH SLIGHT-CHANGE Yhon old Columbus landed With his excited crew, When ho was neatly atranded In fourteen ninety-two, No wonder he felt lonesome Aud alnost went insane, With not a single golf course From Florida to Maine. Just think of it, no Uunker Could catch a orooked rap, And if one's ffaino grtw punkfir And nover found a trap.

And no one stopped tell you () she pitliM i n-t ho blew, Oil, what a golden era In fourteen ninety-tu'o. So bad slice over rifled Tiiu nf p'tKisure thon; No short putt ever stifled Tho happiness of men. No "Out of bounds!" was shouted liy caddies lost lo view. Oh-Unit'. the curtain To fourteen pinoty-two.

No one was off his game then, No one took crooked aim then, And lost the costly ball; No one forgot to pivot, Pronato 01 follow through Columbus had It on us In fourteen ninety-two. ANN ARBOR, Oct. 10. An abbreviated week of practice for Fielding H. Vost and his Michigan squad was further hindered yesterduy by an all-day drizzle, instead of, the scheduled serirnmngo with tho freshmen on Kerry Kield, tho afternoon was devoted to signal running and practice of drill formations buueuth tho stands of Ferry Field.

Coach Vost and his aides ran the squad through moro play drills in-dors In Waterman gymnasium Vr two hours night. He indicated a highly versatile attack in process of perfection for tho clash with Vandorbilt at Nashville fciat-urday. All practices for the two weeks havo been held behind barred gates. Twenty-Ilvft men will comprise tho Michigan squad of players which will embark for Nashville on speclul curs Thursday noon- Assistant coaches, traipers, managers, rutfl fnllii.Ko nmlm 1 can Quota ahout 50 men. Mrs.

Yost and FJeldfhg IT. Yost, will acl company Coach Vost. Arriving at Nashville at 3 a. m. Friday, tho team will run through more signal drills nnd light pvan tico on Dudley Field that afternoon.

Every first-string man will be Impressed Into service for the gama with Vanderbilt. Capt. Paul Ooo-hel, star end of the Dig Ten, who Sailor Freidman-Battling Budd Clash at Hippodrome Friday tii.ysirer8' wtto iiavo no concvpi-iuii Hood whori bo vp.n clmmploti of world. jCorbctt, ns most wilt recoil, nrP aRly tho cleverest licavywelffht vrha John L. Sulllvon for tUa ieavy.wett' cUtttnvUonantp, au famv uiiT of hid title by Bob FltifrlmmonB; wna Hie flrt or to be prectap.thw Usht jiutrMlet to demonstrate practically tlio theory that you can apclc.

a man and then not away without aVMv turn, waiiop. Sluco champions sot tH yia-B-nf w'ortd of puu-tllBm, Corbott'a Bupreh999 wari tbo insulrlntf oauao for tb davotop tnent ot a lot of clover flffbtcra, soili whom could bit and somo tooutn -fWt, Jim' Hull. tio Australian, wo flolojo'tifWi DAlniFt lP.lt una un wn ivm jubvujf, Mlmmona. Gua Jtuhllri and a cravpi.pt iiirht-r dlvlnloil boxtus skill was In dvidencea. plumes from tho Bupremo branfl W-DlaycU by Younff Ortrfo, uudeubteflly tno moBt BClontlfiu figlitor who over donned the glove, to tbo Us lmprciBW liiK ability of Terry In Kewarlc the other nfffht irWW awatllns his turn In a vaiidevllle aht Corhett horned In to that artiument which uevpr crest wherever fans srather together namely, were tlvo otd-timors tnurft scientific than the present day pu(( "Sttly quctitlon," aentieman "Thcro isn't any 'real boxlnR ny more, Uenny J.eohnrd hns tlio for belny; boxer.

unalnK Jvow Tontjlep, you ought io-allzo ho docHii'r aVmt tho real art of hit, aLQp and get.ay. "Not long before Hob Fitznlmmpn tUed, I aw him go through ft trUwily bout witiy youiifrator, fehUoff' lyo muat roiiioniber, In nrem-dance with. -t hp (Continued on Next Page) tO ill MEN'S AND BOYS' COLD WEATHER UNDERWEAR BID FOR ATTENTION Come in now our salesmen will hit you comfortably in any kind of undergarment at prices that mean a big: saving to you. FOR MEN 1 Haynca' Ribbed Shirt. u4 Drawer.

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10. Texas A. M. College was unnble to penetrate to any extent tho defense of the Tulsa University eleven, and suffered Its second defeat of tho suction today, 111 to in. Tlio Agfjio found an nvorhead game impossible.

The game started out as a punting and lino bucking game with few trlrfc plnva and passes by either side. Hut when the quarters of i.lli sides saw Hint little was to be inined through the opposing lino, paws and trick plays wero In. the Angles scoring first. i.in.'-up: Vm. A.

M. li.ilrom tC) I V. Wllimn (CI M.irlln 1.. I.nlpcT 1.. 0 Hurdninn VhI' MrClellnml JT.

FurK iirnn Mul.liu K. 'IV Kern Wight II. Rvnns 'I'linniHH lcMUlnn Yhli.n 1.. II. 1.1 Mlllnr It.

II. 11 Mnrrlw 1-'. uucknvr ynn liy. imm'IoiI1, 7 01 A. it I 3 0 7111 TulHii Wlpht, MarKn: gonl nftrr touchilnivn, Martin.

X- M. tiim'lulott'n. ROul nfUT li.lown, Ihninnh: flehl ITnnl, Morris. Bell High School Winner From Greenville, Team (iltl Oil. 10.

"Ml MiKh Hrliiml toot IiiiH ilpf.iiti'il il liy thft nroro of K-o, tvnt tlio 1 1 if u'ert! Ilia onil-run tor 1 niifllilnwn nail tlif Iviin: of a hr C. DrnUo, mAldnir 11 11 S. lloll loin npi'TI anlf-n for Oetnlnr 3 ini.l 1 1, improvement of fauce'ts and such, and llin age of 40 he still looks to bo around we nty-seven. During the discussion that followed Lajoie took up tho big part which tho human eye plays in competitive sport. "You hear a lot," he remarked, "about the arms and legs, and feot, tho nervous system and several other side lines.

But don for.ot Whether it's baseball, golf, tennis or boxintr, the eye' plays a leading role. Most bad batting in baseball comes becmiHo the batsman takes his eye off tho ball Just ns or Just after it leaves thu pitcher's hand. Most of tho mistakes in golf result from tho same c-tnsc. Tito m.in with tlio right typo of eye can Judge speed and pace from tho pitcher iii a better way and he can judge the distances at golf, whether it be mashie pitch or a. putt.

Tho discussion started when we referred tn his old knuck on the first sprinff practice day of hlttfns a ball, no matter where thrown at his feet, back of him, over him, or anywhere In reach, "it was all In the eye," he said, "which suy at opce where, tho ball was going and sent its message to tho urms and hands." Lajolo had another knack of making up his mind in advunce to hit tho next ball, if it wero anywhere near tho plate. Ho preferred this system to waiting until the ball had started, "Decision is the main point," he remarked. "Lack of fixed decision has ruined muny a swing at bat and many a awing with a golf It Ib a great thing to know ahead just what you Intond to do. nil dnnbiH removed. If you aro still guessing you swing as so many are in both baseball and -f icsult is pretty sure to be a spotty." "And how I'd like to take a few wallops nt this modern ball," La.1oie said.

"It makes tho old ono feel as ns ti Ir IpU. In tint Old Timers' game at Boston thought I was hitting a golf ball. No wonder the homo run crop Is heavy. I'd hato to havo been a third baseman with lSd Delehanty socking ono of tho new balls." And wo'd bate to be a third haso-man with Larry Lajoio socking one of the 192 mold. GIANT PITCHERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE VERY LOW McGraw Boxmen Figure 1.76, While Yankee Average Is 5.35.

(lty Asmiulutetl 1'reitO SEW VOKK, Oct. 10. Tho five pitch era who twli-Jeil tha tllwnts to llialr FOL-oml ucci'sal'i4 wurld'H u)itnt)ilunnhlp uMuu-eil tin average of 1.7ti warned rutin an compared with an average of earned runs by tlio flv Yatikuu rnuuinld men, nccorUIni; tn urriclut iittchlnjr records! i'ur the scrlus niuilo publio turiuy. Jack SiuiU, who ecurutt a. brilliant utiutuut ovr tha YutiUtfta in the third game of thu tjerfiis, easily runked as the mo tit erructivo uf tho Giant Htaff, utddu from Sum JunuH, who workud hul two Innings, Wuite lluyt led tho Yankees' hiirl urn with an average of hut 12 uurn-uil runs.

Nuhf, who pitched two guinea, permitted an uvurtiKo uatpfd I'lina pur Kaniu. Tim oUitsi'B rutilieO: J. Uanu-, SUttwkey, u.70 MctJulUim, 3.00; 4. fill, and Huah. OU.

A peculiarity of Hi a rouonl was that Niilir was tha only Olnnt -pitnticr whu Hiaiited aacrlllco lilta, sl.v buintr niurlicd a gain at him. In Bha wlioy'a tcn-tnnlntf gurnc, no i-acrlllce hit watt timdii, two wuro made rf Jloyt In hit mound (jiisays, and Aluya and UuaU permitted mm Ni'hf and Jolin Soott uatih lilt bat-ttir, hut tho oiimr otelit pitchers avoided plnltlny an opponent, Nuhf conttlbtitud unit wild pitch, thu only Giant. to no offend, wlillu Hlinwkoy with hi two wild heaven wua tho only Vault who could not gut thorn within hitting or catchlnt dlalancc. Tho Yanka' flevun runa woro amnHatd of tlircu Uiftnt Jiurlcra. Nohf purmlttcd In lila 2 fj aiiit-d and McQuillan and J.

thru each. Joimih Willi Ida two tn nlnus. wa tha only Yanlt pitcher to va capo lining Kcorftd on HuhIi ullowod UlantM to malio tho four enrnora, Maya 4 nnd and Jloyt throo tfach. Doping of Race Hore Being Investigated NEW VOKK, Oct. 10.

Tho aliened (IruiiKint; pf horso ontffred In a ntci at truck yi'slrday was beltiB Invi'Btitjatud lodQfrr by jockoy ulut' utow- Tho animal, GludirtSor, by- Ij, Uoilttnd, was found plunglnu' about In ilia Stall. 15xandimtton by vot(irlnarlan atiinutaut lui 'fun adminlarod, nnd tt wan declared Hie horfia'a ltf was navod only tliioticii proniy treatment. OMldiator. rrttrdod 4 favorlto In tSi. thiBl race fur up-waflfl, iv-iK be iinablo to r.iro Tho averaKO Amrrican ennsumes ton pounds ofoffoo ii yuar.

charging forwards of tho Waiver- I lues. Is apt to discover ground-gaining methods through the lino bearing withered fruit, Hence It will bo necessary to employ an aerial assault. Tho Wolverine bat-tio places tho Vandy coaches in a stiff illuunmu. They ire inreod to construct tho foundation for very varied attack and at the sapie time shield something from the Bples which Texas, Georgia, Tennessee and others uro certain to smugglo Into tho now stadium. What botweon confusing tho Yostrnen and still retaining an ace up their sleeves for the Loughurns.

Bulldogs and Vols, tho Commodore mentors aro wading waist deep In the briar path. Another chapter in the Mich-igan-Vandy diamond feud, which was climaxed with considerable heckling by both factions in April, is to be written when the stadium is opened. In that baseball bout Uteritz mado himself very, very unpopular with the Commodores by hit hickeringt. Bonds of friendship wero rent asunder through tha diamond duel outcome, which left the Wolverines with very little luscious fruit. When parting time came there was no end of razzing be-twasn the two loos, with the Wolverines threatening ven-goance against the Vandy folks when they met again in moleskin.

The Commodores are whetting their sabers to rnow tf own Uteritz, tho Wolverine quarter, whilo tho Wolverines aro harboring several mellow grudges against Tot McCullough. A spectator at the JowaKnox combat last Saturilny drons in with intentions of foxing is Into wager that the, llawkovos will kick the Bulldogs all over tho Valo Bowl. Find us no member of tho genus fish, ho proceeds to on -lighten ub that the Howard clan ia considerable grid machine. "Iu XiOc.ko they havo a pile driving full hack" imparts this gent. "Something is certain to give1 way when wo hits that lino.

And thoy havo replaced Whiter, the famoua with a player who is even better than tho negro. "JJrothcr Tad is boat right now," They wero digging into ancient memories out on Curry Field yes-terday concerning football folks who who had polished their molseskln by long service as substitutes. Some ono recalled the cast) of Top Ulch-nrdsnn who spent considerable bench duty. Top spent tho mnjor part of ns a spectator but when the powertnl Alnhama cloven enrne along a decision was reached to use him. Chortling under the enforced idln-tiuss he was naturally in a snnr niond "Top, we want you to got this Ktophonsoti" Owsley Manier told Ufrhardson.

'Til do it," snapped Top Itlchird-snn. "If lie conies over on this bench I'll knock hi in down." Eddie Johns the Wolverine stellar guard and voteran of two campaigns won bright brackets tho Ohio gamo last autumn when he completely outplayed tho giant Pixley of tho Buckeyes. Johns himself tips tho beam at 190 pounds but was ful- Sola A gar to Stein-Bloch" Smart Clothes By BLINKEY HORN. So acute has become tho congestion in the Cominndure Cripple Colony that the situation is downright uncomfortable. Doc Kuhn fell out yesterday, having arrived at a very feverish condition hero In the midst of an Arctic Hurry and was unable to even appear in his mufti outfit on Curry Klold.

Tho Vundy quarter and Tut McCullough moved in to swap yams of scars and wounds witli Lynn Bomar, Percy Conyers and Alt Sharpe. Tot McCullough was tho lone member tlio Cripple Colony to becumo encased In moleskin yesterday. Ills right tin is in an alarmingly swollen stato and ho is forced to wear a tackle's gauntlet protect the injured Hipper. Tho glnnt wingniiin siiralned tho digit whllei engaged In charging oxor-ciscs, and his annexation to the wounded platoon swells the total to tlvo regulars, who uro in wretched condition. So great a Hook of injured oh the very threshold of tho Wolverine war creates even moro dismal forebodings in tho courageous bosoms of commodore followers.

Spurred along by sheer nerve, it, Is of course well nigh certain that the afflicted aggregation will hobble to their positions. Yet in their foeble state tho opportunity for injuries Is naturally accentuated. With any foe other than tho Mlchigandors, and with any fray save tho gn(a ceremony ot christening tho stadium. It is practically certain that tho Vandy coach would chain the sickly set to tho sidelines, r-'or rest is tho most tonic to Lynn Bo-mar's pulled tendon, Percy Conyers' truant knee and Alf Sharpo's spavined shoulder. Still, tlio Johnny Hebe, shoeless na Uley were, left bloody footprints lit tho snow when limping Into battle against the Yanks sixty years agn.

And those same rtebs wero forefathers of all the Com-fnodores who now nurso tho marks of moleskin battles. Tho spirit of 'til surges in, their hearts. L'ven though they' risk wreckage by defying injury, there-is small chance to siiacklo tho wounded Vandy warriors to tho bench. Yes, tho Commodores will face the too in a highly damaged state. no mistake about that.

They can ill afford to draft any new recruits In tlio already congested Crippled Clan. To prevent movement of his injured knoo half tho rinht thigh and all tho lea of Percy is now encased in a plaster cast. Ho is able to place his weigh on the foot and therefore can walk. Doctors have advised the fleet end to take a protracted rest, but we hand you this as a forecast Dr. Conyers will hammer off the cast in time to a'.

6cP down untler punts Saturday. Behind locked gates tho Otnmio-doroH yesterday went through most unpleasant workout, bumpered by the soggy overhead lutuaiion Mint tho mnrrnw-chilllUK bleakmisK. Their report nlrc, which w.is -x-In'Mic'ly limited in the Normal and I loiulersnn-Brown strujrK'uH, in trnultiMlly being expanded, players were left on the benrh hi lin en rinrsnn Drown ffa mo, con -(tciilfil from ino prying eyes of a Mlcbi'jtwi wont. New pa.ws being worked nut for Vandy, pitted apilnst tho fnst- 619-621 Church Street wolverines Just year. Alulrhcad, lacldo Bavei frnn the gumo with Cusc hero lust Saturday, will also play.

Michigan, nnticjputos a renl battle in the llrst of Its two stadium opening (fumes Huturday. will rank with any of the Kumes of the Western Conference," wus tho epm-ment heard at tho Athletic Association, fullnwins the return of A. J. SturaenegKer, assistant to Yost, who watched Vanderbilt In Its Kumo with IIenderson-i3rown last Buturday. Dan McGuein, who "sooutcrt" Michigan's 40 to 0 victory over Case hero last Saturday, also Indicated that the comparative strength of tho two elovens makes a (rrld.

Iron classic certain for the bponliiK same of Dudley Stadium. Coach Vost sent his team Into an houv's fray with the freshmen this afternoon, employing' plays which were drilled diiiing this woolc In anticipation of the gamo with the Commodores. Tho Freshman sauad, recruited from among tho best prop players In Mlohlmui and many other states, offers somo lively tussling for the Varsity. Last woelc they hold tho Ynstmon to a slnulo touchdown in halt un hour ot battling. fair, and pair of four-round CiRhls Ib offered.

Jludrt bCEan his climb with two decisions nvor Youn Strlbling. wlio was tho sensation of tlio South at tho timo. Ho then defeated "Hod" McLachlln. Tho hard-hittins Hed Herrlni; was then brouuht Into At lanta for Build and the battler won i nine ot the ten rounds of this match, lmviny Herring looking; bud at many aiawes. Thero wero no moro South ern boys for Budd to meet and i hurry call was sont to New lorn City for tho famous aici coos'in, who came to Atlanta and was de- feater in overy round of ten-round mntcli.

Tho seml-wimlup will he an eight-round bout bctwoun AInSey liermvvd and OlbbV GibBOll, local liBhtwclglus. They rank umonK the bust lighters in this vicinity and are expeotod to have a pig following. Cotton Nelson will meet a worthy nnnonent in a four-round prelimi A buttle royal will open tho card. Tho advance sale of tlckotH is bc-ini: conducted by the Maxwell Cor ner Cigar Htorii. Mall ordei'R nro beina rapidly filled.

DUNCAN AND MITCHELL BEAT HAGEN AND BARNES Englishmen Take Charity Exhibition Match 5 Up and 3 to Play. (By Associated Press.) PELHAM MANOR, N. Oct. 10. rGcortro Duncnii and Abo Mitehell, British profeHHlonftl Kolf nturs.

today defeated Walter lagan. British open champion, and Karnea, termor American tmo- holder, Ti up and to play in a 36 hole exhibition match. McGraw Says Father Was Inspiration to Jaok Scott iBv Associated PreBS.) VOKK. t. 10.

Aimmtr Uioro wlio nv Jtivli Scdtt iwlrl lifitiHulf Into tlio uiu'ld Hwries luifl of fanio Uy blnnlt- UG tlio YlifiliH with four liltfl In thu at tlio Polo tlrciunila wuh thn pitcher' dfrd futhfr. 1IU reHuco nt the Kitine, ufter irlj from hln lion hi itlilffowny, N. C. wus rRvtnl(ul today by John J. McOruw, manuger of thu Slttlne unnqicocl In tho ffrnndta'nJ tho uljer Scott wutotit with In teroHt' uIiIb boy' mownd tloivn Iho Yanltcoa and pulled himself out of a holo hi tho Dovunth innlnt; when too But runners of aucond mid third "My boy won that Hjitne, nnd I Imow he'd do ho deulinoil Droudly, ho stood oreat attor tho lum Yankee ben rotired.

'HI presence therepave na a real thrill. aia Modniw. "1 Ofd hqo In th father tha wllj dolfrininatlnp of thu son to Iff lit Iiifl way back wlem il louliud ns If lila major louipie tiny a vpro over." That nMrit whia many ball BLiuc. 9 An of lino peryon UilluJ liy un automnbllo eypry hnlf hour waH tho record in the United Stated in 1021. Somo one, ot caripg for an original turn, has referred to Howard Jones of lowii (is "Voting Lochin-vur." At any rate, in "all that wido border" his team was tho best last year and there should bo enough talent loft over to give Valo a brisk work -out.

"With the two Mousels battling ono another In the world series mid tho two Joneses scrapping at foot-luill, tl seems to have turned American family lifo into a we: lew of civil cuhCUCtS. picking up, you might say, wliere' Cain and Abel left off. Tho Competitive Eye. A few days ago we stumbled Into a luncheon date with an old college churn, who In his long prime was seldom welcomed at tho plate by any pitcher. Tho name Is Napoleon Lajoie, one of the greatest of all the hitting clan of all Larry is now connected with a successful Cleveland firm that is manufacturing a now device for tho NASHVILLE MAY GET TIGER-VOL STRUGGLE Grandstand at Chattanooga Burns and Game Must Be Moved.

(Special to The Tenncssean. SEWANEE, Oct. 10. Duo to the burning of the grandstand at Andrews Field, Chattanooga, there is talk of transferring the Sowanoc-Tennesseo gamo, scheduled fo.r November is, to some other city Memphis, Nashville and Knoxville have been suggested as probable plnee, No definite action has been taken by athletic authorities at it is hoped that arrangements can be made to play tho gamo in Chattanooga. ly outweighed 30 pounds.

De spite this disadvantage, the giant Yostman disposed of Pixley in play after play and tha Wiice Cohort was rated as one of the line acos of the conference. There's a simple sample ofvthf type of forward tho Commodores must face. BOBBY JONES PLAYING IN RAIN CUTS RECORD Cracks Mark on Charles River Course Set by Gene Sarazen. NEWTON, Oct. 10.

Bobby Jones, Atlanta golfing star, now a student at Harvard, today made his dchul at the Charles Jtivcr Country Club, and playing In the rain and driving from thu oacU tecs, cut a 'stroke from thu course record recently established by Gene muimial optm champion. Jones had one (beUorf curb way than the course pr figures. Cubs-White Sox Rained Out for Fourth Time (By Associated Precs.) CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Kain tod.Kj caused tho fnirth postponennt nf the city series between the Cubs and the White Sox for tho championship of ChU'iigo.

Juhn D. Martin, president ot the Southern Associat tun, representing Judge ha nibs, baseball i annul! need tha nil ganVs after tomorrow's gamo, which bo-gins at will start, at o'clock. 0 By R. JOHNSON NaHlivillti's bijiKest fisJit in but a hort three tlnys off. Tickets for the flfjht are going very fast and It is expeutod that every choice seat in the house will bo sold, by Friday noon.

Both Freidman nd r.udd are expected to arrive herq somotirne tomorrow. It ia probahlo that Walk Miller and Budd will tfot In town this afternoon nwiiifT to tho "sniokH" bout tonight, of which Tiger Flow-era. one of Miller's undorBtudlen, is ono of the prlncinal. Htth Tiiidd and Friednuin will workout before tho publit1 Thurndny afternoon. Tho placa hns not been rtoUuttelv du-clded unon.

The Freldman-nudd iht will mark Urn oppninw of the fall Bea-Kon of the NaHlivllle Athletio Ctuh This Is only one, of tho many Kt'od matches promised for tiie pominy Keason by tho local mntohniahci'H. The bouts will bo staged at tho riippodromo iustcail of the Chalmers parage, as before. A program of five matches, including- the lieadlinor, and 'olsht-round somi-windup, six-raiunJ f- REPORT THAT CHANCE EXPECTS TO BUY CLUB Former Cub and Barney Oldfield May Buy Eastern Team. NEW YORK, Oct. 10, Reiioi'tu Hint PninU Clisinco.

former Chicuuu Cub atar nnd innniipur, and Uarnuy Olrtllvld, wonlthy tmtomotallo race drivt'i', wpio comemnlatlnB tho nur-chase of a baseball club In tho ISast wero heard during thu world fiorleH. The pair sat tosother at tho Tolo Grounds and wero said later to havo conferred with aomo of tho major loaa-ue club owners. Belle Meade Officers Named by Committee Tlio nominating comitiittoo lias completed Its selection fur the annual oloction of iiollo Meado (iolf Cuunlry Club officers. Election is to bo held November 10. Tho clioines of tho nominating commit-teo follow: President, A.

CrocHott; vlco-lireaident, J-YanU Oilletto: Alton Johns: treasiirer. II. Williamson. "Directors Brown lufovd, Green Benton. Uan Jarvis, Cecil Sims, MurcclluB J'rost and p.

Kirk Rankin. BPTS m. Jack BYitton Easily. Defeats Jimmy Kelly HAVANA, Oct. 10.

Britton welter-weight champion, tonftrht eaHlly defeated Kelly of Now V'ork, in a IjJ-rouuil decision bout Although Bi-mon landed almost at will his blow's failed to do much damage. Kelly vas unable to score 'a tellins blow. Brit ton's weifirht was announced (as 1-19 nounds and Kelly's as -Swagger Clothes For College Men In he campus, at- (he football game or wherever college inert assemble our suits and overcoats are noticeable for their smart styling and tailoring. .25 $35 HO HS ''Always Pleasedio Show You." Sole Asenti Fruhauf's Hrmd Tailored? Clothes GILBERT II Slnc 187J tL.