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A I A it Sunday Morning, October 7f, 195 Georgia Tech Decisively Defeats Florida Alligators to Wipe Away Deadlock of Two Years Standing 'Page Fourteen A POST AND MERCANTILE MAHAN ROCKNE GOES EAST TEAMS TO PLAY TODAY OVER YALE, 16 10 13 ONE III 100 MANY FROM LOCALS, 42 TOO OVER IN LAST PERIOD FOOTBALL RESULTS St. Pete. 42, West Palm Beach 0. Georgia Tech 23, Florida 7. i Colgate 7, LaFayette 7.

Hobart 6, Clarksoh 0. Pennsylvania 16, Yale 18. V. P. 1.

13, Maryland 0. Army 27, Notro Dame 0. New Hampshire University nhode Island State 0. Holy Cross 7, Harvard I. Dartmouth 66.

Maine 0. Even Peanut Chewers Knew Notre Dame Eleven Collides Coach Hanlon's Stalwarts Snarling Bull Dog Is Trampled In Mud by Powerful Gridiron Eleven Now. that the world series between the Pirates and the Senators has passed into history, local baseball fans can satisfy their craving for the national dish by ankling out to the municipal athletic flteld this afternoon to wltnes the clash between The Post and Mercantile teams of the City league. "Public interest in the local games waned considerably during the world championship classic, and as a result two games were postponed Thereby Hardly Escaping the Humiliation of Being Completely Shut Out Barney Couldn't Throw A Soggy Ball With Army and Is Defeated, 27 to 0 Hit Stone Wall in Commotion With "Devils" I Tale Bowl, New Haven. By United Press Yankee Stadium, New York, Oct.

A towering bunch of huskies, the Green Devils of the St. Petersburg high school, came out of the west Oct. 17. Renewing football I ttL 1 with Yale after a lapse of score of yesterday and flattened out the West 17. Knute Rockne's Notre Dame oleven came east once too often.

The Army, for the first time since Palm Beach Wildcats with a verita' By HENRY L. FARRELI, United Press taff Correspondent Pittsburgh, Oct. 17. Last year when the Washington Senators won the world's baseball championship from the New York Giants It was said that the better team did not win. The break two balls that took a freakish bound over the head of 19-year-old Freddy the steam roller onslaught In the first which will be played off as double-headers later.

Josey will hurl for The Post team today, while McCants, former East Coast league pitching ace, will be on tho hill for the Merchants. The game Is called at 3 o'clock. years the University of Pennsylvania's powerful eleven trampled the snarling, fighting Bun Dog inlo mud of Yale Bowl this afternoon winning 16 to 13. It was the first lime rvm, bus beaten the Ells and a visiting vhror-ing section, led by a gaudilv 1916, triumphed over the Hoosiers today, winning 27 to 0, by surprising the westerners in every department of All of tho scoring was done In the second and fourth quarters, the Ca By United Press. Grant Field, Atlanta, Oct.

17-Led by the" dauntless Captain Wy-coff, the Georgia Tech football team this afternoon wiped out the two year deadlock between the GolJeii Tornado and the Florida Alligators winning by the decisive score of 2 I to 7. Wycoff made two touchdowns and Murray one, and Tech's other came from Williams' field goal and his two kicks from placement. Wycoff, Murray and ted 13a i ron led in ground gaining, In the line plunges through center and around the tackles. big game of the local football season. When the smoke of battle cleared the scou stood 42 to 0 in favor of 'the boys from the Sunshine Blown 4S.

Bales V. Springfield 6, Vermont 0. Wooster 7, Western Reserves 6. Akron 14, Case 7. Penn State 18, Marietta 0.

Bucknell 0, Haskell Indians 0. Navy 10, Princeton 10. Ohio State 9, Columbia 0. Chicago 6, Northwestern 0. West Virginia 64, Grove City 3.

Iowa 12, Illinois 10, Catholic U. 9, Villa Nova 0. Perdue 41. Kose Poly 0. Georgia 21, Fuiman 0.

V. M. I. 10. Virginia 6.

Washington 0, Nebraska 6. Georgetown 24, Detroit 0. Michigan 21, Wisconsin 9. SOLDIERS COP City. Giant third baseman, tied the score Facing a team that out-weighed dets annexing two touchdowns in each.

There were times when the Notre Dame forwards seemed unable them at least 15 pounds to a man 1 fnwijpJ to halt the crushing of the and an impregnable line, the scrapping Wildcats put up as game a tussle as was ever witnessed on the Municipal athletic Held. Army, and at other times the line stiffened so that the game became a Spectators could sec signs of Im band, roared, while Vale sympm ers looked on, stunned ami silent. Pcnn's victory was a big surprise, but It was cleanly earned, the lied and Blue running riot ove ra Yah-team laht was weakened because mi Injuries to regulars, nnd scored touchdowns In the first hair. 1 it tin-second half, Captain and ntlur regulars, who were hardly in simp'-, went in to turn the tldo but a penn field goal offset the two louclidrm Dough Boy Stadium. Port Een-ning, Oct.

17. AP Oglethorpe University of Atlanta wont down to defeat hero this afternoon before the big soldier eleven of Fort Bcnning, 27 to 7. The Stormy Petrels were placing the score column by Maurer whose C8 yard run was a feature of the game. He broke through right tackle after shaking off several opponents who wished to impede his battle of forwards. Notre Dame, In Its first real test and then won the game In the final game of the series.

The victory of the Senators over the Giants in 1924, even to the most fervent admirers of tho American League champion, could have been attributed to luck. Hut There can be no question in Pittsburgh with its traditional threat of rain that the Pittsburgh Pirates are a better ball club than the Washington Senators. There was no factor of luck In the victory that the young, hustling, hard-hitting Pirates scored over an pending doom when the rival elevens trjtted out on the Held, and after the (list few scrimmages, the Issue was of the year, showed that it missed sadly the famous Four Horsemen who brought the Hoosiers the mythical gridiron championship in 1924. 4 ft. never in doubt.

West Palm Beach nfni-ml In, 11,. tjj hum isuvc i ne a three-point margin of Mi Yale fumbles at critical lini kicked off tq St. Petersburg and Hewitt returned the ball to their 10-yard line. The Green Devils started a rush down the field which seemed to gain momentum and carried the ball to the Wildcats line on old-fashioned, straight foot The 'Gators nearly were shut owl and It was only In the Hnul stages the game in "the fourth period, when Jones, Florida's lighting buck, went around Tech's right end for yards. This placed the ball on Terh'b four-yard line, whence pushed the ball over for Florida's first touchdown of the game.

Except for the lust period, TccnV defense worked perfectly. The 'Gators tried forward passes which the Tech dcfeiiso broke, up repcaleHy. In the final period, however, a fur-ward pass Jones to Livingston netted 18 runs and puved the way for the Florida score. The Line-up. Georgia Tech Florida progress.

McCJuarrie made three of Port Hennlng's touch downs. The lust one was on a long pass to Kjolst torn who Wilson, the former Panrl State star, scored the first tally for the Cadets. He also kicked goal, a pass over the goal lino, Harding to Baxter, gave ttie Army eleven their second touchdown. Harding failed to kick goal. In the third quarter Notro Dame resorted to the aerial attack but older and more experienced Wash Amherst 19, Hamilton 0.

Cornell II. Rutgers 0. Alabapia 27, Sewaneo 0. Vanderbilt 31. Tennessee 7.

Delaware 0. Swarthmore 0. Syracuse 11, Indiana 0. Depauw 2(1, Indiana Norma! 0. Citadel 26, Newberry 0.

Oklahoma 7. Drake 0. Johns Hopkins 7, Richmond 0. Minnesota 32, Wabash 6. North Dakota University 3, South Unkota University 0.

North Dakota Aggies 3, Soutli Dakota Aggies 3. Coe 6. Lawrence 0. Carroll 71, Northwestern 0. Davison 13, Presbyterian College of South Carolina 0.

Tallinn 26, Mississippi A. and M. 3. Rice 13, Arkansas 9. Washington and Ico 23, Kentucky ington team In the final game of the world's scries on Thursday.

crossed the line without interference. Preceding the game, several companies of soldiers marched on the field. The entire stands stood at attention while the Petrels' song was played by the soldier band. Hustling Did It It was hustling nnd hitting, poise ball. Goodhread, the flrot -fooled St.

Pete halfback and outstanding star of the day, hit the line on an off-tacklo play for 10 yards and on the next play went around rlgnt end for the first of many touchdowns. Wurner missed goal. without success. The teams battled In the pinch and nervo In the back and forth without headway In the final perlo- the Army block Merkle Fisher I ments, cost the Blue the game, Penn was quicker on the ball and recovered it after ench misplay. Krue.se, the Bed and Blue fullbni was an outstanding star, llo te.

covered a Yale fumble when a score seerm-d Imminent and did much of the running with the ball, scored a touchdown, kicked the field goal thai won the game, nnd contilbut-d another point with a goal after one nf Pcnn's touchdowns. Rogars also played, stellar liml-i ball, the latter reeling' off two long runs, each of whih leii touchdown. Leltfi went over for one id Tenn's scores. The Red nnd Blue defense ed a punt of the Irishmen, and Born, recovering it. rul.et, to the three-yard line, where Yeomnns took It In fact Goodtiread.

whose sweep, ing end runs for substantial gains, were a feature of the game, scored four of the seven touchdowns for St. Pete, while the llneliucking and punting of Fullliiuk Klrschner and EASY FOR TEXAS Dallas, Texas, Oct. 17. Texas university easily won from Auburn university here today on the slate fair grounds. 33 to 0.

The smashing defense of Texas ends and the work of Stewart Wright, Texas quarterhark, featured tho game. Twelve thousand fans were in the stands. Left End. Carpenter Left Tackle Forrester Strwiut Left Guard Pool Su. Center Oodwln Norton liight Guard Walter "IJH" Malum He's captain of the West Virginia font liii II eleven and one of the licut guards flic Mountaineers have had In i 11 1 1 pt retch.

lie's especially strong on the defense, opposing tennis finding It Jo make ndvances through Ills position. With over for 'a touchdown on the next pluy. Wilson kicked goal. As the game was nearing Its close, Sprarue Intercepted a pass nnd ran 35 yards for the Army's Tourtli touchdown. Harding klcWd goal.

pitchers box that enabled the Pirates, famed once for their lack of courage, to win baseball's championship. There were occasions In the early gnmes of tho series when the Prlates seemed lazy both of limb nnd brain, when Bucky Harris was making himself look more like manager than Bill McKechnie, and when the Senators looked llko a cinch In the hands of Walter Johnson. But Fred Clarke, that grand old hero, the manager of the Pittsburgh champions In who rame back to the club this year, wrote for thel United Press: U. Ohio University 7, Toledo 0. University of 7.

I'niven ily 7. 32. Rollu Miners fl. defensive and offensive work of Fer guson at tackle outstanding factors In the defeat of the Iocs Is. On the next klck-otf.

the Green stonewall In the first half when lie Ohio Weslycan 21, Ohio Northern 0. ment in Harris that made him leave Stan Covelesklc In the box In the sixth gamo when even his own lilm leading the aggregation on the Held of battle, winning season is anticipated. Devils contlnnued their onward march, despite the ilesparntc lighting William ami Mary 64, Randolph Bull Dog threatened and twin- Yul-wbb forced lo call upon W.id-uimli jfor a drop kick twice penn broke up the play and the try tail-. I ANOTHER TIE Baltimore Htudlum. Baltimore.

Md. Oct. 17. AP The Navy and Prince-Ion battled furiously to another tie game at the stadium today, the of Hie Wildcats mid a 20-yard pnss players knew that he hud nothing. Charge It lo Harris rost liis team the victory and all from Itoss to Ferguson scored the that went nit It it.

I next tally. Warner missed goal "Wait until our boys start hitting." Vkiaxpa Goldstein Klght Tackle Marshall Tod 1 Quarterback Barron rishop Kight Halfback Wjrokoa lhrig Left Halfback Murray Cliapliilti Fullback Soore by Quarien; Oeorgia Tacit .7 I 13 0-23 Florida 7 count standing at 10-all when the The wise minds of today dunged' Harris with the loss of the world's' series because he would not relieve "RED" LOSES AGAIN IWon (Ml- In tl I Karl Smith, whore vigorous hit-1 iiualn in' fart through poor place ting and iiuibltious clowning hail I kicking ami clever blocking by West hern a feature of the series, until I llilm lleach, none of the seven goals! final whistle blew. Coveleskie nnd Johnson In time In Two year ago the Middies and Tigers played a J-to-t draw on the take eliimee nr. relief defeated Illinois. 12 lo 10.

in "Goose" Strike Hut Fred Clarke's hoys starting biltum In the fifth game and they kept lilting until "Goose" (ioslln. th world's series home run record hitler, had stood In the rain and hnr. of a terrible afternoon with his bat on his shoulder and allowed the third a. Hiimilri) Sidney l.i. I.ynchbuig 0.

I Me Miss 7. Union University 6. Trinity in. Hayler 3. Texas University 3.1, Auburn 0.

Southwestern I'resliytcrlan University H. A and 6. Naval Air Station 32, Mississippi Tin Peniei.hi lll-li Is. Mdlort Tl'sh 0. SnniKotu limit 9.

Southern College 17, Houth Gror--i-i A and 0. llmtoii IVIhge 1, fioMon 7. Norwich 1, Talis 0. The worst handicap Ihe Senator draniutlc flnldi Ix-fme a in yesterday, ilelilKTabdy held I'eckin-paugh's but when the Senators' shortstop was hitting inln double piny. Ititcitd of there Im-Ih-j two ui mo field, Tho sen-union of the ilny was fur.

nlshe.1 by Danny CMillkln's ll-ynrd from placement went through thej goal posts. Score, Mr! nuuitrr: St, I'rti'i lui 1 12; Wt Putin It-mil i. I At the opening of Hie secoidj Hunter, with Ihn lull In I lie kwwk. sioti of the vlsltoix, Griitwlbread gut I outs. I'e klnikiiigli went lo the had to corry was the feeble plnylng of linger I'ei kin l-li ui; ll.

Iln lr shoit-Ktop. who uns voli-d the m.iul 1. II. run from his own 14-yunJ line lo breaking home coining nuul thirty HtiiiiKind mitIiUok in Iowa stadium Tin- started nnd mushed with i-mi iiiii rka lib- pin vs. I npliiiii (range of Illinois.

M-onoed up th Navy's I-ynnl mnrfl. He had strike to go pnt htm for the lust i Imse runmrs hmued and Smith I v.as in di-cnv. intercepted a ani and easily would out of a hectic series. It was a great series. It have scored a louehdown but for an was Leniue for tvii, blundered eight Kddlo Monrr.

Ikio i.f Ui miIi uway unmnd right end and mo whk'h hi- nii niiii jurtls f'r a tou hdonil. The Wil home run to the ft flrl-l lil-m hers, vols, emartlng unlr fought I njnred lee. Wli-khursl. tho Navr twice Interrupted by rain and II was- times and nio-t of tut errors were Irfhigh J. Weil Virginia Wtlrar vrrtm.k him.

however, and Touchdowns, W) chuff 2, Williiiiim J. tor Tech. Chaplain 1. (or Florida. tioul from placement, William fut Tech.

I'oinls after touchdown r.r Tuli. Williams fur Florxla. Jonm 1. Ijuballluilon, for lull. Conm li (or Murray; Ik-urn.

for li.ui- Anglo for Forrenter; llitwr li-i Barron lu flisl half. rovoiol Uonn.lly for Murray. Amity tor i. opening kick on ami ini-ed en.ii )nrds for a touch down in tin- n-ten seconds of pluy. flnMied tinder extremes of liri um- Hl.

IB" lo error In Thursday slsnees. I uame helK-, the Pirates to Kin. Ills Old Barney Johnson went out to homo run ns only a temporary another piny wan ni-inry for llriilges lo I a lie Ihe lull aeross gnme was wnli tied by r- win his Ihli'l virtnry of the nerie- iM-nunc. lontritirlrd coiity nmr and a iiiiri of Hurry In hi Ifriiiiimni-. fHe Omhii.

tiii. pri-iit till kblU'-'i'l wlm Ii.ul 11 Ilni' liHIII. HI Ijyj Imrd iii.ui li for ii Inn ilriir (ill wittl renewed delel nllnatloll and f.iried the Devil puni slmiil; ull-i tii kh kiitf ami nude a li r-1 Inmi whrii Join oniplii.il yittd pas lo l.yliil. l--- m.H lnleic by I'npi jMi of COLUMBIA HUMBLED Th l'iit olitflitil Ihe I lary of lie nn iiiln nrtny and nnvy(iiff, Itils. nnd lie van In double from the imj Mini.

Ills fiiM ball woik'd well In .11 a i III" n-'ii iiiiiii Iiii7 ihiii nut t-lo-w In Hie JiilliitK e.K- 1,11 for oot Irwin for M.imh.ill. I ouin-1 i 1 ''I lXf. mid ln filure Inlim! l.i t.ooK still In rxiMi-iuP i Ilix net and llun he lot his iitrol Irt'p "Call lo the h' The I'lrati-s itiil after him Hi- tlw rum'. Go-hll 1,1 Allfiir.i Susqiii h.iniia II. Drrf 0.

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The Ohio fomnrd pu mih. workul ith rbk like l.ion will Iti fi Kfmr M.ir-k tetilrnl e'r. Tlte Bii'k' -i li-fltly 0'' ljr ts.trtn veleiun Wnliint-ti-n out field: the I'linte li and out. -tnrrrd Hie Seiulors lliflrld and the I'lrnt pitching sinff out. billed tho SeimiorV siiilT, and Wolitlilcn hs nm-t of Ihe breiik.

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