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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SUNDAY OCTOBER 11. 1923. PENN STATE ELEVEN DEFEA TED BY GEORGIA TECH GRIDDERS 42 EIGHT EVENTS FINISH GRAND GEORGIA TEAM BOWS TO YALE MTTT ANY LIONS GO DOWN BEFORE TECH'S ATTACK IN GAME AT YANKEE STADIUM 4 ORANGE WINS BY 33 TO 0 FROM WILLIAM AND MARY Swift Aerial Attack Scores Two Touchdowns in First Five Minutes of Play FRONTIERS TO FACE OXFORD OUTFIT TO-DAY Strong Tonawanda Eleven in Opening Clash at Baseball Park. WOMEN'S PLAY TO FEATURE AT MONROECOURSE Final Tourney of 1925 to Be Played Monday at Pittsford Links.

Intercepted Pass and Wind-blown Attempt at Punt Beats Rezdek's Eleven By the Associated Press) Syracuse impressive victory over illiam and Syracuse, Oct. 10. I'nivcrsity scored an nere this attcrnoon by a score. Lsmg a dazzling aerial offensive, the Orange eleven bowled over the fighting Virginians goal line tvice in the first five minutes of play. Vic Hanson Syracuse star wingtnan, Yankee Stadium, New York, Oct.

1ft. (Ty tlm Associated l'reps) A fijtin and liillierto unbeaten I'etm State eleven, cang-ht between a hovvliiif gale out of tlie North and a tornado of Golden Jerseys from tlie South, wan swept to defeat in its annual football fjauie with (Jeorpia Tech at the New York American League Haseball Park before about 8JOO shivering PITTSBURGH COPS OVER W. VIRGINIA Gustafson Leads Attack on Mountaineers. pTT)! J)f IMP A IfTO 0 I IUDLIJiIj I AlLO VICTORY IN COAST Dempsey Shows at Ascot Speedway Bouts. I Angeles, Oct.

the Associated Prens) Voting Strihling, Georgia heavyweight, decisively defeated Sftifor Hddier Huffman, former Navy heavy, in a ten round fight at Ascot Speedway park here to-day. A crowd of about ITS. 000 saw the boot. The Georgia youngster onniplete'y ntlxued his opponent, winning seven ot the rounds, while two were ev and one went to Huffman. Hard the ropes repeatedly and Ktrililin was master of the fight throughout, lie was never in danger.

ltenipsey, world's champion heavyweight, appearing in three, nv-rotind exhibition bouts at Ascot Park this afternoon, knockeil out one of his opponents and allowed the other two to stay. Jack Stafford, Navy heavyweight, was knockeil out. while Joe Ponds, nn and Hay Neanifin, local heavy, weathered their part of the spurring match. 'HAM lil.LOKS TO "Poddy" Hoggin's football team, the Chancellors, are ready to go against Ihe I Ireadtiniight Midget team this afternoon. The Chancellors won an easy victory last Sunday while 'the 'readnaitghts ere impressive while notching a win over the heavy All-Pittsfnrd eleven.

The game will be preceded by the Seininole-W'arrior A large crowd is expected to watch the Iwo Nineteenth Ward teams in action. scored the first two touchdowns, running thirty-eight yards fur the opening acore and taking a short pass from Foley on the five-yard line to register the next touchdown. Another twenty- yard pass, Foley to "Goteh" Carr, late in the opening period, placed the ball mi William Murv's oine-Turil line. Clarke made live yards on a tackle play and t'arr went: over on the next line'np for the third touchdown. Soon after the start of the second 'quarter, Cnrr raced for another score after the (range offensive drive had brought the ball up the field from its iown forty-two yard mark.

Carl Han-isen. substitute for Carr. acored the linnl touchdown in the fourth period after Tttll Van I.engen had blocked ami recovered a William and Mary punt. I Syracuse used thirty men in Ihe game. l.ine-up SVItAf'lSE WII.MAM ANI MAItV Todd I.K Hanson I i -c.

F.llloit Parsons Anderson House Wcbhcr I'avis li; HiE?" i Friedman i Archoska jltl'-Iee It i.Hl- folev Ill Claik Iltll- Carr KM Mcister Syracuse Matsu Irwin Clin rlea Cain 1 0 7- 5.1 0 iwilllaai ami Syracuse a I aim uoinis Mary i-ormg. touchdowns, Han-aficr touchdown. Koley 2, Conks referee. Flatter, Columbia: umpire. Wall, New- ork Cniverilly: linesman, Carson, l'enn State; time of periods, minutes.

INVIM lltl.K IS IUC1IT The Invincible, lived up to their name yesterday afternoon, defeating the Kingsions in a hard-fought game, l'J to 0. Steinwick and Fritz featured for the winners nnd Walton for the losers. The luvincihles will practice to morrow night at Kdcerton Playground. (Innics are wanted with favt amateur teams. Address A.

Ma-gin. No. 11.1 Wilkins street. 1 i Tli Inst regular Iniirnfj of the ffn-nidi's iolf Association of Western New York will ho played fiver the JHmrne Uolf Clnh Cone, on Monday niornins, Columbus lnv, when one of the largest fields ever tn toe' off in the women's play will compete fur awards in the three classes into which tlie women are divided for tl'rse monthly tournaments. Players will attend the meeting from Niiiiiurn Pulls, Lockport.

Stafford and (ill Buffalo and Kochesler clubs have long entry lists composed of Iheir wo-lio'ii stars, Tlie pairing announced night follow Miss Michael 1, Wan-skah. ml Mr. W. V. Nunlon.

Hill- L1 Miss filailvs ('ul, liartlcit. Slid Mrs V. (i. Mcliarg. Munroe; tl -Mas Kilwine Michael, Wanaksh.

ami Homer Sirons. 0 -Mrs. (IniManl. III anil Mr i C. of 11 Mr- W.

Mulligan, r. of and Mrs. B. Ingalal-e, Oak Hill: Mr. II.

H. stern, lrondeiiini. and Mr- (imiriro lilelstetn, Niagara Kails Miss Krs Hnwe. C. C.

of anil Mrs. Zimmerman, Knnih Shore; Mrs, Anlntr Irnntlenuolt, ami Mr. Charles VV, Vei, c. nf II Mrs. A.

.1. Kan, irniideqiioil, mid Mm. II. ntolehauf, Monroe Mrs. V.

II l.awinn. (leneaee. anil Mra. Isao AiIUt, Ironrtemioli HI Miss Helen I. lie, C.

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lee C. I' of anil Mm Frank C. llilihard. Huffolo. C.

C. -Mra. I.onis Hr.nnt. K. afford, anil Mra.

Allien S'orn. I lo.W Mra. harlea 11. spiou'er. Monroe, and Mra.

l.awrenre (iariliner, (', tl. of It. 10 Mra. Frank f. Vrnnian, 'Iran all Vallev, and Mra.

Moriimer Ailier, lronieiiiii: in. 40, ss Adelslrle Jievlne, C. nf ami Mra B. K. Jieimer, Niagara Falls; Mra.

(Ill loan N. I'erkiiia, I'. ('. of and Mra. Oscar Hlnnlcy, link Mill; 10 Mra.

Jlcnianl Hold. O11U Hill, and Mra. Kva C. Miner, Niagara J-'iiila lfliM, Mra K. II.

Atwooil, Harllrll anil Mra. I.eon. I'urgii-, c. of ll.iai. Mra.

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ItKlVX(IJl-TS AT 1'ITTSHmi). The Brownrrnfla will play the I'ittsfnid tenni this afternoon on the ritlaford gridiron. All plnyera arc to report at t'encli Ilrilt's at No. So Ohio atreet, at 1 o'clock. The Ilrown-ciofts will practice thia mnrning at li o'clock at U.

of It. r'ield. Nine hundrel million pounds of peanuts nre grown annually In the Slates. spectators to-day, 16 to 7. riared nn the defensive at the alnrt of the aeiond linlf hy a wind atorm which hlew back a punt )T I'optain (ira.r almost into his face, the men of Itezdek were ciuirkly and derisively beaten down hy a Georgian ntlnck which tnclfully omitted recourse to aerinl play in the trencher tint nlmnatpheni' eonditiona, Iieaper-nlely the ions, however.

Inn led short and bullet like paHaea into the teeth of the gale, but nn aerial lnsna were anfe in the Knt lo day. and an intercepted throw fob lowed by a brill'nnt Tch march down ihe field finally decided the hntlle. I'ass Itrliiga Score. Favored by Ihe breaks in the final half, Ihe Honlhemers overcame a 7-to-0 advantage analched by I In Pennsylvania in the hint thirty aec-onda of the aeconil period. A kick by Wycoff which nn enrried back nlimwt to the line of scrimmage wna finally gnlhered In by I'enn Stale on the Georgia team's thirty yard line.

Here Pinrura flung low, hard pa to Pningerfichl from fake cross buck formation nnd the-latter ahook olf three tacklera to cross the goal line for the first touchdown of the game. Itergmnn scored the extra point on a placement kick giving Itezdek'a team a i-to 0 lead just as the whistle blew. With the gale at their backs starting the third period Georgia Tech pushed the Slate eleven back under the shadow of the gout posts with a long kick-off. Captain Gray, who hud replaced Mahonev early in the game at center, attempted to punt, but the wind sailed the ball back to him Timl a l'enn Slate player had to fall on the elusive pigskin to prevent it rolling bn' over the defenders' goal line. Within easy scoring range, the Troll haokfield, working behind the sweeping Southern shift, then idiot Wycoff over in sit playa for Ihe tying touchdown.

William lidding the point for a tie at 7 to 7, on a placement. With the tenuis still locked at the opening of the fourth period, Georgia Tech opened its final drive fop victory nnd awept brilliantly over the Stadium turf lo its aecond and deciding touchdown. Short, shnrp dnshes through the line by Harrow, Wyeoff, Williams and Xttirriiy enrried the ball from the Southerner's own twenty-yard line to within corintr range nnd Itnrron was Pittsburgh, Oct. 10. (H.v the A-so-cinted Press) I psct by Lafayette lnt week, the I'niversity of Pittsburgh football s'piad rnme back at rung today to score a lo to 7 victory over the West Virginia t'ltiversily gridders.

After (emtio struggle dining the scoreless first half the Mountaineers, with ftarum, parley, Morrison, Glenn starring, used forwards and plunges to regialer their only aonre. linrnnm who carried the ball across added the principal amount of ynrdnge. Hut llig Andy Gustafson with the nid of Harding. Welch ttnd Kifer the other Pitt backs, was too much fur the Mountaineers. He weored two touchdowns and a field goal during the final half.

Pitt used a forward to perfection lo in. finally pushed over. William' try for the extra point was blown wide of the standards, but Inter in the period he made victory sure for the Georgians by booting neross an easy field goal. Line-tip-: I'KNN STATU. OKOHOIA TKl'll.

I rlmll I. I Mi iiini 1.0 llnlise I.oilwlll Pole Kiirrcsler Carpenter Mcrkle, William. cuff Itnrron Murray ttlhiotef HO Dusting Il l' -MlrlialaWe UK Wilson yH I'lie iira I. II l.unureii It II lialiigcrnVbl Kit Hereunto Score Py periods l'enn Suite 0 7 7 (ieorglll Tec I 7 It Itl Tiioiliilowiis, lialngerllclil. Wycoff.

P.arrim; point from rv lifter toiicli-ilowtts, WUMjuiH. Itcrgliian: gonl from Held. Wlllluuis: referee, Met'urlliy, Oer-inantown; umpire, Tiiotnjiaoo, Ocorge toH ii; liticstnn Oulgley. I'eansylvanin lielil Wlllltims, Virginia; time of pertiuls, Vi niinoiea. The f.inious Great M'all of China (..

1.2tK miles long. kpSiomeBuildinrp CIRCUIT SHOW Lexington. Ky Oct. 10 (Hy the Assoriiited Press)-- Kentucky's great trots rain to today when including two carried over from yesterday, were decided. The feature, race, the $1,000 Stake, was won by the highly con-is-t'tit from tlie Murphy stable.

This was his eighteenth stmt oi' the yeur. hi card showing fifteen firsts nnd three seconds. Murphy had great day also, winning the Kentucky for three jenr -old trotters in which it was figured that Worthy 1 1 r-rester would he a sure winner. She is owned by John K. Madden, of Lexington.

Vnlter Cox and Marvin Childs also landed two rncin each. The track was in good condition but not fast. It was fifth victory in the Onsileton and his third auc-CH-iive to win it. The horses leave I.eiiitgion at. 11:1.1 by epedil train for Atlanta for the last Grand Circuit meeting of tlie year.

Ilcsptle most unfavorable weather all stake daces and the purses with the excep. tinn of three were raced off. Sum-n ariee Flrit Itnce. Mrtyilay on.olatlon Meulsi In Tom Itrailley, hr. h.v llruailnn- Mile Kllltle on 1 1 a 2 lioh o'Hiiv, i I'nrslni II i Inoihle Cross.

Miss Ktlle, tvf. Wire Worthy, tiny McKinney. Ciuy Aiilnvy, f. Mnrpliyi i Crozler i lie. Itfil.ley b.c.

1 11 fit a I Kelly) 'time. 1 i. 1 J. IHvlileil scconil and third money. Second Knee, The Tennessee yenr-olil 2 In ,1 ft.Dnn.

tone heat Captain Ittu rlns. cti.li.. Iiy lluertos ICc.i'l Aiilin-y ilnlll 1 1 Hire, t. I.IK i Kgon I I'cler 0 ii n. It i I'alnii Iioi-kie lii ull.

talk f. i Murphy Itollvrooil Ahlgail, lilk f. ll'oilgel Hazel f. (S.ogginsl ihe I I u-Kiiresl tic. hllils) 3 i 4 fl 7 4 fi I ilr Time, I 14, 1 cO I.

Tlllril Itnce, The t'umlierlnnrl J-iue, Mile llenta, In Si K.WHl. lOne heat Friday. I Itlhbon Cane, b.m., by I'elerliof Uixle l.oit, hy Walter It hllilsl 1 1 Tlii-mliiro tiny. ro.g. tl'allio I'lill Ncil.

Ii g. H'roiieri il I vie (, recti. g. i.McKtiyi Frank crt hy I n. h.h.

iKgan) 4 skceters in. 0 'r Ti 1 4. 1' rjii 1 2. i oiirlli Itnce. The nalleton, i :03 Trot, In II 1 1 ItnT- I ells iMurphi 1 1 I Cupola A lliinu'-ii.

hr g. il'osi 4 'i Voltniie, hr g. II hil.Nt a Allsiil. in, i It lit li.Mf.ini i Toil, I Hurl, hlk.g, iKganl dis 'Iflie 'J 1 4. 1 4.

CUIIi Hoee, The Kentuekj-j olila. Mile llenta, In i IJ.tnai. Toitiiv. ii.f.. hv lny At- worthv Nancy a Todd tXlurphyl 1 1 I'oppv.

f. tllcailcyi Worihy h.e. tChllda) Miirgo.hr iFlcmingi 4 4 Iiclpltln Wait, tit ill. Tliotiiasi fi 6 l.oln h.f. tCnrtisi lis Time, I 1 a 4.

liiviiliid secottil and third money. Kistll Itnce. Trot. Mile llesta, In s. Inliiilng I'rlre $3,000.

(ir.v Worthy, gr.g.. hy Ai- worthy ltowhelle Me Kinney (Coll 1 I Pi.lcr A Montgomery, g. iSlokesl Peter Colcy, 1'K t' rnilerl 11 Oertrildc bin. I Murphy I 4 Supreme Justice, hrh. tllcurn- leyl 5 Ned Hale, blk I lloseillll di Time, 14, 2 1 2 (irvenlll Rnee.

2:17 Trot, 1 l- llenta. In Hi Sl.OflO. Pat Harvester, hr.li.. by'l'he Harvester Miss Harris 1 F.teanor Worthy, bin. il.ooiulsi..

2 Southward, luu. (Kellyl l.ooisi. the hr in. il'amsl .1 Sattdv, ch.g. t'loddi Lucille Page, bf i McMalmn I 4 i-riuiei's ri in.

in. illah.itil 1 Hell. I. III. tMllloVI 7 oiiiholle.

hf. (Cm I MUs Airdale, in llearnley Time, 2 21 2. Klahth Itnce, l'neei I I I Mile Heila, 3 In 3 H.OIMI. Bra den ttuler, hy lirailen liircct i'uiin May (l'alini 4 1 Helagna's Ainiln, II hy Ax- roln iltcnsleyt 1 Ttonnie Waits, hr g. 2 2 i Pax jr.

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r. MACHINE, 35-7 New Haven, Oct. JO (Hy the Associated Press! Vale defeated the I'niversity of Georgia football machine here this afternoon, ibl to 7, Yale scored four touchdowns: in the first half of the game but the Hlue tntnek weakened in the last half. Georgia, exhibiting a deceptive for ward pass formation, appeared to gain i renewed life after the half time period and crossed the IT tie line before the Blue defensive tightened. ith a minute to go.

raihi-g inter-1 'Georgia 9 for i aie'i or gua "tilth touchdown. i The feature of the game was Hrad ley's forty-yard run for a touchdown I through an open field after snaring) Kline twenty-yard toss. Vale start-j ed off in the first period with a do-yard march for her first touchdown. Kline made the score and Allan kicked goal. In the same period Allen intercepted Moore's pass and ran to Georgia's thirty-yard line.

Cutler and Kline made first down and two plays later Kline fell across the line fur Vnle's second score. Allen again kicked goal. The third touchdown for Vale rame In the second period after another intercepted pass, this time making the eafch. Vale again scored in the second period and once more in the final quarter, up Line-! VAf.K -Pott Kli hards Flaherty (' Sr urt.o Ii ii 110 boot llutierworth ItK-ltrndlcy Oil I. II Cutler Itll Klli.e Allen cnoitoi A Curraii l.uckey Kubanka Holler Hand HiilT Thompson (Oapt.i Moine Hal cher M.

Tigue Ilolaml Vale It Oeorgla 0 7 a'e si'oring. totirhiMwns. Kline, dit-ler. Allen, Itrailley; Kail in: for Kliiiei; pointa from tty after touchdown, Allen Oeorgia scoring, touchdowns. Mollis (siili for llatcheri; point from trv nfler triuehdown, llollis; referee, .1 K.

Itigersull, Hartmouth; tim-p're. F. W. Mnrphv, Itrcwn; linesman, W. V.

Klder. Williams; tlcld Jiidae. K. C. Tyler, rrinevton; time of porloils, 12 minutes.

Harvard Crimson Runs Wild Over Middlebury Cambridge, I let. 111 i the Associated Pressl Harvard let loose its new scoring machine against Middlebury today and defeated the little Vermont college, OK to 0. Mid dlehitry made one tirst down in Hip entire game, nnd that was lale in the littal period hen the Crimson had full team of substitutes on the field. Admittedly striving to build up a score greater than Yale's o'l points of last Saturday against Harvard drove its offensive ngainst the Yermontera with full force throuhout the game. Crosby was high scorer for the Crimson with four touchdowns, while Captain Check crossed the Middlebury line twice and waa successful in five out of six attempts at placements for point after touchdown.

I.ine-up: A It A II Say lea LT-Nnsh Hi Bradford Macoin tier Hi! Kilgiuir It l' LlmbT It Sa Itonat a II yit check Llllt Cro.hT Itllll Miller nt-Cosdr Score by period. Harvard Mid, II. Harvard scoring Jones Mullen Wiley Lauglilin K.hlcrt It toko w-sk potter Kiee il temnre Schactfer (Irilggel 21 II ti 13 0 0 0 Tonchdowna, Cros- hy 4. 2. Urn isuh for Cosdv! .1 Zarakor.

(eat for Crnshvi. Points a ter toiichdrmtl 't'lieek ,1. placement Mneley, isilh for I 'rebel. 2: (drop kick Zarakor, ulroo kli'ki. Iteferee.

K. K's-gsfi. Piitstleld; limpings. ,1. Nf.

Young, North Adams: field T. llsllornn, I'rovlflence lincsui.iu. K. Al Itiirlelgh. Eieler; )2 minute periods.

Princeton Wins Over Washington and Lee rrinocton, X. Oct. ID. the Associated Press. )- lly resorting to; an aerial attack, Princeton was able to beat the WashitiR'nn anil T.ee 1 eleven at Palmer Sl.nlium this nfter-1 noon the final score being to fS.

-ThrottKhoitt the (tame fumbles were; numerous nnd the wind marred the; Kiime. i Hut for all the fact they were beaten, the Southerners made eleven first downs on the Tigers, who were anariled fifteen. Haulier, Wilson and Palmer, of Washington, nnd I.ee, broke through for long griins. The hark Held work of Single and Tommy Ibgnam won the game for Princeton. The Tigers scored in the opening period when Haulier forced to punt from behind his own goal line, made' a short kick which wna thrust back by the wind behind his own line, he fulling on It for a safe'y.

In the sec-; nmi period an aerial attack Wilson to Palmer, advanced the ball to Princeton's ten-yard line hen Haulier went over for the touchdown- Thomas missed the gonl Princeton acored in the first, second niul fourth quarters. Basketball Notes. The Aces have organized for thi econ dsenson an Hare rendy to book games in the 111) pound class. Davie will captain and Worth Smith manage the qtiint. 'or games, address the manager, Sherman atreet.

The Panthers, on of last year's best amateur teams, will be on the court again this season. New uniforms and top awesters have been obtained for the team. Address .1. Hnhcwhiik, No. I.TJj.

Clinton avenue. North, or ra tiienwood 4.1(11 It. The Wir.ards have orpmisred for the coming season i nthe lift-pound For guinea, address Ira Cohen, No. F.iohanca street, or call Stone I43UO-X, a I 'DtieMer. The Oxford football team, which tied for the city football Itist season with the Kilmers, w.U open home, season this afternoon at Haseball Park against the strong Tonawanda Frontier team, at o'clock.

The Frontiers come to ti, last year anil two victories to date tnn Uoiison. They held the local Green and White aggregation to a scoreless lie lat season on ihe Haseball Park gridiron. World Series returns by innings wilt he announced at the game. The Oxfords have one victory tinder their belt already this season. having triumphed in the opener of the season last Sunday at I'inghamton i by a 10-to-ll score.

The work of the fonkey avenue hoys on defense featured this fray, the strong Prospects failing to make single first down while the Oxford offense ran the Prospect aggregation ragged in scoring the two touchdowns and a aafety. "Homey" Knrrell will start all of last year's regulars against the Frontiers, and also lias several new men in reserve for work In the game. The hack field of Herr, McKngue, "Jlgga" Kirehner, Hurley, and Prentice will show their old tricks nnd some new ones, while Kiihitz and others will ntr.rn.ite nt the advancing positions. Meelmn tit enter. The line will have Joe Meehnn at enter, and the big boy on the middle of the line is going better than ever.

His defensive tactics are more polished than ever, and he is tackling with as mm surety as last season, Kirehner will work tip behind the line with him on defense. The visitors have a classy aggregation centering around Chamberlain, fullback and tlrnpkicker. Wolnnskl nnd lichriis will nho be in the back-field and promise plenty of. trouble, for the opposition, ltehrns la a forward passer of no mean ability ami almost defeated the Oxfords last season with tiiat weapon. Pehrns.

of Tonawanila. will referee the Kegnlar Haseball Park ait'omobila parking will be available. Tim mm mm Locailon near FasfAvt. on Winon Rd, -fit South Main Offices 1 Si "7 The Influences that make for enhanced Value and profit are inevitable in surpasses eveKppvious fi 3 Buickin perforlnance in qualiinteauin value and in sales vvVli--i 4 BRIGHTONDALE dt ins JtS mck Leads Subway Rapid Transit WINTON ROAD SOUTH CASTLEBAR ROAD SHERBURNE ROAD HIGHLAND AVENUE ARE ALL SERVED BY AND CLOSE TO SUBWAY STATIONS Builil your home where land values are increasing. You the future by tlie past.

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