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SJ'ORTS FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE sports financial REAL ESTATE 7r CLASSIFIED A CLASSIFIED NASHVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1925. sing- S9 at 'i' 'i tRed Grpnge For First Time Stopped In His Tracks by Nebraska Cornhuskers, Who Conaiier Illinois Eleven With Two Touchdowns to) di'se' rsiM i Win wo uinerent i earn iennfia pen Lpri Hv hin rant Wvrott I riish'ps V. ftasi 14 vni tiill .1 M. fqmo All I ii" iii i i I. ii i i Red Grange Stopped Dead For Henderson-Browns Attack Texas Longhoms Who Plan to Gore Commodores on Saturday V1 hl'OTj First Time When Cornhushers 1 Upset Illinois With Kjttory: VJ9 tsrtt KnmJ RoH FinriAX RW.kino His Path to I Goal and Long Sprints.

dj 1. 'jfrsdo was taken out of the game a fewt1. seconds after the start of the fourth period. As the noted player, cov1 ered with mud from head to til walked to the sidelines, tears gath-' ered in his eyes and he fell Into tnj waiting arms of his comrades. In tnatle In nnnn it muni hankl that he started the game suftfcrlng pain from a sprained wrist sua- n-s talned in practice and unaWe to heave forward passes with his.

us4, VfA ual fekilL Th alnnnlnrr rtf ftpana. nraa chiefly due to the deadly tackling of captain Ei weir or the NeDrasKa eleven, himself an star. Weir smashed through the tn Illinois players Interference spilling the In IrattlAn and l. two or three yards. Three times ran Grange out of bounds.

Grange lacked the superb Inter ference of 1924 he amazed the gridiron world in his sensational W- fllffht fapr.iaa IIia fhAllr tya r-lsa 1T L. I 'jJ twwmifjj.i. i I missed Wally Mcllwalri, Brittnn. his shneic trnnna et year. Brltton did not start ft-game today.

Neither did Hall. Nebraska's first touchdown came '); wnen uaiiy intercepted Granges pass on the- Illinois 40-yard line. Brown kicked the added polntwi; The Cornhuskers' second touch- 11 ap-1 rt niii UHj aown was also the result of an n-i tercepted pass. Rhodes went over near the close ot the came aftei Schol, had Intercepted a pass from uaugiierly. TULANE AND MISSOURI BATTLE TO SIX ALL Brown's Kick Blocked With Point Meaning Victory.

New Orleans- Oct. 3. Under a blazing sun for which time laheii out only once, wt.en a vagabond cloud intervened. Missouri and fought out a six to six hoi-p torhiv Tech, With Wycoff and Barron, The forward pass was tho de-' ciuing laetor oi ine contest. A 50-yard aerial effort placed sourl inside Tulnne's lino In (he riit period ond the touchdewn was then a matter ot seconds.

Captain Whitman's dace nsssef! imdpr Hi hnr mi (Ka UToo Feeble to Ability of (Commodores, in 4 1 to provement Over By BLINKEY HORN ANPERSILT'S 41 to 0 conquest of Henderson -Brown out in the stadium yesterday was a football rara avls-1'or 'twas a combut which left moat everyone In pleasant" 'frame of tisif I mind. Everybody was pleused- But "sEm more or less pus- tloouruplns symptoms of progress Ii punt coverinti. block I hk. cohesion, lid attack. But they lapsed into jileskin doldrums on numerous fl-'aslons Thpv wfirp irav anil eriv turns.

So much bo that no very (finite conclusions could be reaeh- uu to how formidable the Mc- igtnltea will be, once they are lied upon to slorm a stout cita- 1. Still, despite their fuzzy per- Ip'UrA-t rather tasty syrup over the igakln puddiny Not only wers i'andy cohorts pleased but. Bo (viwland was pleased. Its unusual both friend and foe tu be in state of moleskin mind. Bo iTOltid watched his Ueddles hold Commodores Inside the half tury nmrlv.

Such was his Goal. His team was green and was Slderably weakened by the loss two veterans and the damaged latun of one or two more. His Jtflt waa nervous ut the ouixet bur 'tef warmed up to its work and lacklliiR with the vigor larastertstlu of Kc-ddlo elevens. i A HUmtuer sun performed as a )e to any sustained vigor on the ilrt of the fladlators. They found I difficult to slay pert and flip In (Hien.

There was too much steam file atmosphere to get up a high lount of sioam to develop Jnongsi i-illicr Commodores or 'thodldth twice, the sivuiii pia- Ift 1'oached so tall point that Keddies were left completely plded. The unui It uous when the varsity uave Vjiy iO body to Team It midway if "the period. The second 1 the shanl. of the tliiid iiuarter flieil Captain Oil 1 loose led the U'st string bi'lalion en masse. Jpth times ill L'oninn'ili't'eH oirlieil furious drive uhii.

li sv. eit the teddies 'lack almost the IciikiIi of iJU both asioiis the Val was not surrendci'cd unlil it l(ld been deposited hiiiind the i.isi lark. Tcim Glittcrr. lTeam JJ with Km1 Zanders at the itlm and Nk- Waller, Wal- and L5iil Ihii.lnx as his hoU- Id mates slriich the Keddies hen they wore tiring- Because Methodists uero somewhat (ded. Team iijinpot In more Impressive bt.vle t.iau me pirslty which had liccn held to a ljild and a mt.v I'luhy iUch questioned touch.

lown during ft early koIiik. beyond any Question, Team blm-ked In lar tlOie ous Loan ine vui- Jty and the forwards elmred with ijncior results. Vniity linemen emed looted to their pl iers in the bst ppriod. UKPlnir and as If h.aily in I their ijhlns. The ha did they lb! i Ut a Miiclv lioned for zip.

'Yet in the Wesins stages ihi. ird quarter. In th-e h- Vrned, it began to linn ii af more unium ami l.ir les dness of play. It loinaineil on irilli; tl'ont. aller lis M'n'inl mce only ioii enouii inrnu iVCr a.

touchdown t- of 74 yards, lien. i i Jrvke of Tcim A v. i. iv.a ilfty per cent ot strauirle uiulc 'je noble Team end of the t'i if Team reall jY buttle. VHence there iHiirnliinsr the gallant h'm i I lo inh ill the v.

i ileal hers a cried tu" hruiit i -i cjiiMtlerable I i a a. of Red and Nik Uailcy all slmi! a thy of sparkle. Yet for all the reditable hPh.r.io Wall, ill? il and Bed Lie qil.lll- thc of the 1 eei vi s. fjr all the coinlort over the lin irn- irovenient in i punix tor Reddles never packed i ba. I inch for.

all the sporadic i- nce of blocking, the es ve not as yet provnliil a depend able mliex as lo nil line nmili. file Methodist had too feeble ill jffenslvc to really the forward wall. The liade only two lirst ih'uuv Colli Lsslilted from I'm w. ml passes Tlu e-i 'limes thf Keddies were acinus the liddle of the Ik hi. (hue i.reson 'as forced to punt en lii I in-- fter Bullock had Ui U' .1 oil' over he last mark, and the Hedges had ntml ioi tli line, (hico Wasson intercepted a lorward p.c-s Sr.om Nip Waller ami so.nnpered Jvards with It, Thai was in tho third period.

11,11 liullock shot a short ruun.ng pass i 1. WrlgH Mild me I. oil. 30 yard Ct on ha II led I down. Never "''le the Ml 1-iOUsly tin e.lten.

iig the coal. In the thiid "cri se-Conuu'idore mI ihe.v were down when mi of hallenglng mi m-i ed Bailey and a sn, Klodores broke thn.e an I'' nl hii" started elide I lid for doe ai' on he alien the no 'Jelr long pllglin.n-; touchdown i eourl try for point after touch--, flown and Brown's drop kick fV forts when he sought to place Tu ahead, was blocked by O'SuU'V Uvan. who. with charged through and met the ball" 1 Really Test Vandy Defense 0 Win, Show Some Im Previous Battle. the 15-yard line.

Then cam touchdown over which arose considerable hubbub and a wide conflict ot opinion. Bill Spears attempted another Uropkick from the 35-yard line. It was low. Cornish almost caught It und It went skimming along like a catcher's throw to second. But he did not clutch the all and It drift lazily over the.

goal line. Then Cornish trotted bud; after it. Peck Owen came whizzing alone. The Cotpmodore reached the ball Just as Cornish dived for it. He missed complete connection, although ne brushed It with his hand.

Owen fell upon it and it was ruled a touchdown. The officials held that the Impetus to the ball was not furnished by the kicking side but by Cornish. Reserves Shine Still that fluky contribution to V'andy's collection was offset In the 3econd quarter, when Reese ran 16 yards for a touchdown, only to be called back because some Commodore was holding. Bill Spears promptly tossed the sphere 25 yards to Nell Cargile who made a brilliant grab and rollicked fifteen yards across the line. Spears missed the try for point.

Team contributed the next two touchdowns. Slashing at the wobbling Iteddle line, which gave way despite heroic efforts of Lively and Adams, the reserves steadily punched their way along. They Ktruck at the line and the flanks, thrusting, walloping and driving forward after Henderson-Urown had lost the: ball on an Inefficient air attack on the IS -yard line. On and on down they came with Nig Red Sanders and George Waller, boring in. llcndri.x finally plunged three yards for the touchdown.

first downs were compiled during spectacular assault, the march being spiced ith fancy work by Waller and Sanders and very helpful blocking on behalf of the runner. Coming hack in the third period Team began hammering away aain. Nig Waller tried another b.tss but Wnsson it, loped o.S yards and the Vandy march was upset. But the Roddies lacked a knockout punch and I ho Commotio es soon wero In possession tf the oval. They came loping along once more but the rumble of the assault subsided for a moment.

Bed Sanders dug around In the cupboard and trotted out 'a forward pass for Nig Waller to use. He whipped it 14 yards to tin, Vandy qftarter who snatched it from the air i he lo-y aid line and galloped Uw distance for the touchdown. Ilendrlx missed the try for a point. Then Ihi. varsity came swooping bach.

Tins rime they fame with i.o Ming gisii elr.ige. The Ke. Idies ere crumblm The aisity was Htung ly the heeiH for Team ii. They came hack boldly challenging for populur faor. With (hi horse ntid Kill Hpcais darting into the line on and on came the assault.

It pierced the inn. mis of the tiring Reddle line, ploughed through caps or dashed around the wings. air plays were called upon. Tho rapier thrust was bringing results, 1 Keese put the attack In motion hv packing a kickoff alih. Willi r.jy lm allack never (altered un-'il all li.it dist iii.v had been covet ,1.

i le Vim; Weill through for ne lua. In, n. It cs. gall ih it'l ill" In again. a 'iiiinoilores out finiKhed their the third tune 'arrled acrosi.

scruffed turf, l. Tha-i in rial, the V. Ii ik iii. i rj. on 1 "hen the last line is Lime a forward ked on to tho drive.

the air projertihi. took it on the flve-'phr; over for the as pass I i a i) line oa 1 he nnp.dency the ailick. can find no tiettel illns'r ition than a survey of cold and clammy sty The Keddies iried eleven running plnvs a grand yards. The i ommodoi es from Hcrlmniice ruslc.l the sphere yards hi 87 plays, proving ihe creditable of ariN each mJ tempt. nmlys covering ot punts was Ivy 1 the spo: pig-'k'h nali'lf- by Kol, Klves.

i es were swirling :1 veritable Haract npotl the receiver. So terrorized did Ihe finally become, that they made ko but 'lowed ,.,11 along "i- be killed by "nie Conmiodoro. The Keddies. desperately seeking 'o --ere frequ, nil- -lie aerhil r.oile. Thev tiled passes of them were of short ii mu: i forinatioii.

One ined for U'-yard loss. aioly l.nilte.l four pausps together i'" i-jj wpi.e 'in- Re, Piles pleted the a-. Hill tspiars towards his openings, b'fit be hwd chosen lie oap be d.iried Ihrotig'i with the agility of a bo-w ibhi-jd The 'ha lano, youth 'haves' nioie and none like I young men In. will be ah'e to gain against any I i scrimmage lie en rolled ss yards, giving him top honors for tin. althougli Chl Keese ac tually Mopped over a grea'er of hauling pants al i.ick"lfs.

Red leii' placed aiiDther bracket opposite Iii" name as a running ally when he compiled eli 1 aids, his Continued on Page 1C' ui'ii'i'e wag wen on lis way, ITlo 11 insnnrifl vi nvaA STj "fftfc bo Campaign, mi, Oct. 3. A revengeful Nebraska foot-ball team, smart1 ing under defeats of 192S and 1924. rose to superpower today, vanquished Illinois 14 to 0, and accomplished what no other football team has been able to do completely stop Red Grange, America's outstanding football star. Grange was nailed almost In his tracks virtually every time he started.

Making-his 1825 debut, he carried the ball nineteen times for a total gain of 6J yards. He also heaved a pass that netted 18 yards, making him responsible for a total gain of 80 yards. Unable to pierce the magnificent Nebraska defense, and thwarted in his efforts to circle the ends. George VIRGINIA DROPS GEORGIA BY LONE POINt MARGIN Three Periods Elapsed Before Bulldogs Crossed Line. Athens, Oct.

3. Battlirs through, tour quarters in the rain soaked muJ of Sanford Feld, Virginia wiped out an Old score here today by defeating the University of Georgia. 7 lo in a game that was marked by punting and aerial attacks. Last year, the Bulldogs won ut Charlottesville 1 to 0, and today it appeared for three periods that ifie Old Dominion would triumph over Georgia by the pame score. Georgia made a desperrte attempt at a tie in the fourth when Nelson scored on the second olay The opportunity was lost when Thompson's kick for the extra point failed.

The teams fought to a scoreless tie In the first quarter, Virginia resorting (o punting and displaying an excellent defense. A forward pass, Kain to Hatch, an ond run of 12 yards hv Kain and several line bucks placed the Bulldogs on Virginia's 12 yard line, but tire ball went over on a fumble. The quar ter ended wiih the ball In Oenrgla's possession on the 45 yard line. The line up: Georgia (6) Position Virginia (7) Curran L.K Abner Luckie L.T Tyler Fubaniis L.G Cockrlll Forbes Phillips Hand R.G Mackall Rogers Iff Holland Thompson (C) Frledburg Moore O.R. DulTey (C) Hatcher L.H Walp Kain n.H l.eth Boland F.B Hutter Score by periods: Georgia a ft 0 0 Virginia 7 (l 07 Summary Georgia scoring touchdown, Nelson; Virginia scoring touchdown, Abner: placement kick, Dlffey; official referee.

Springer (Penn); Powell Purdue): head linesman, Lamhci (l'erdtie). BALTIMORE HAMMERS FOUR COLONELS IN 11-6 WIN Louisville Now Enjoys Margin of Lone Game. Louisville, Oct. 2. Coining back wiih a vengeance after losing two 'games, the Baltimore Interna-tionals waded into foul- Louisville pitchers and won the third game of the Junior World Series.

11 to C. Earnshaw waa hit ard, but Baltimore landed on Holiey and Wilkinson for 11 runs. Tennessean to Detail World's Series Game. IF you have made an engagement for Wednesday afternoon, break It now. The Tennessean wants you to a (lend Its world's series party.

A pluce has been reserved for you, and retl-rod and Hlgglnbothnm and Blinkey Horn will he disappointed if you fall to attend. This year The Tennessean Is coming- back home to hold Its world's series partyA Last fall the-party was held at the Rynian auditorium, but a heap of people declared ihey were lonesome for the old friendly lostllng. the squall of Sarge Ed Wright to "watch out for tho cars and make way for the autos." So The Tennessean is coming back home to have its party. The Pirates and Nats start hostilities Wednesday afternoon, a special wire will run out of Forbes Field straight to the office of The Tennesseno and every ball and every strike will ho called. You will expected Wednesday and in the great npen spaces In front of The Tennessean there will be room for" all- The Sunday game will be de-' tailed nt the Orpheum Theater the game was many minutes old; After two kirks had been ex- changed.

Missouri started a drive that was ended for the moment when Crown intercepted a pass. Tulano was forced to kick and Missouri tool; tho ball on Tulane'a 42-ynrd line. Thomas made eight j.ui.k in io iries ana Whitman, -ji passed to Cogllser for a gain of yards. Jackson went over for the touchdown. lust before the close of the flr iiri raiuueoaiier KlCKea OUt hounus on lis own 25-yard LauirnschlaeRcr made five as the period ended.

Morgan faU-r This quintet of Steers from Austin. is coming lo Dudley Stadium bent upon goring tb" Commodores to death. For Texas has another "wonder" eleven much like to that which Vandy met four years ago in I 'alius. got DUl yard Lnuienschlacger was awas 111 11 rrnlit at Ihn nuf ..1.,.. -fc V'll, UUlf i uiunr on- Biue ana tne bait The two giant figures in (he rtn Moore, tackle Cat ween them nd horn's galli'iit quarter.

1 ami Rufus King' a ple.tain. at tho bottom. orougui uacK. i. "Wicu Ilia tuucnuowu on (he ne.vt play.

FlournoVs kick. 1ig was the feature of Ti hl hack rot off nnlv, Figures of Vandy Walkover Under 3 3-0 Loss down to which Williams' toe added point from a placement kick. Marshall then caught a pass, which was good for twenty-six yards uiul Barron and Wycoff car ried the ball to within six Inches of the Cadet's goal line ns the quar ter ended. Williams took the ball across, through center, on the first play of (he final quarter, but failed to kick goal. 1 McBae, Brewer and Wright replaced Williams.

Rairon and Wycoff, respectively, and, with Irwin's assistance, scored another touchdown, the tcult of a triple pass from the six-yard line. lirewer failed to kick o'il, and the score was 113 to a. The game ended with Tech hi possession of the ball on V. M. L'6-viird line.

Techs defensive work is told in Ihe simple statement that V. M. 1. made only one first down this In the first quarter. Willis and White, of the Cadets led In the game fight to stave off defeat, but their efforts availed nothing, ns crumpled on olmoKt every play.

Tho line-up: Ga. Tech Position Marshall R.L. Carpenter R.T. Forrester R.G. Poole (.

Goodw in L.G. Tharpe Irwia L.L Williams (J.n. Wycoff iCt R.il. V. fvi.

I. Berkley Smith Kelly Muady O'Berry Kulp Rain Caldwell (C) Willie Harmellng White Barron Murray KB by periods: Tech .7, V. M. I 7 11 12-0 0 0- Summary Touchdowns, Barron. Wyckoff, Murray, Brewer (sub for Barron): points from territory afire touchdown, goals for placement.

Williams 3: oflief.il referee. Klcock i Dartmouth umpires, Williams Virginia): head linesman, Striet (Auburn); (lebl judge. Bagloy (Washington and Lee) PITTSBURGH BEATEN BY LAFAYETTE IN UPSETTER Panthers Unable tq Pierce Defense of Powerful Rivals. Pittsburgh, Oct. 3.

Duplicating Us feat of Inst season, much to the surprise of close followers of the game, LiiKayetto College this afternoon scored a an to victory over the University of Pittsburgh grld-ders. Not once did the Panthers cross the Lafayette line, the nine points for Pitt scored rom tho toe of Big Andy Gist.ifson's shoe. Thrice La-Layette pushed the ball across the Panther line. MARYVILLE in romp Maryville, Oct. 3 Mary-ville college, which held Kentucky to a 13lo score last Saturday, defeated Mars Hill here today .14 to 0 in a prld truck meet.

UeCuU was the star- SmashesVM.L ATLANTA, Oct 3. Blowing with a force which swept away everything in Its patch, the Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech today defeated the CSdets of Virginia, Military Institute 3 to 0. Douglas Wycoff. captain of Tech. playn! with a greater brilliancy than that which marked his showing last year, when he was mentioned for the all-Americon.

11 led his team to an overwhelming victory by smashing throueh tho line and tearing around the end almost at will. The day brought forth another star in the person of Carter Barron, little brother of the famous "Red" Rarroh. "I it tie Red," as he Is Itacwn, followed closely in Wycoff footsteps and figured in all tho touchdowns until he left the game late in the last period. V. M.

I. displayed the strength of which It ts noted In the first period and held the Georgians scoreless. This, despite the fact that Kittle Red made several beautiful passes ant', shot a pass to Wycoff to place the ball on Virginias' 11-yard line. Williams then attempted a placement hick from the 35-yard line, but faile 1. In the next period Wycoff and Barron, with the Tech line tearing through V.

M. I. "a defense, marched the hall down the field. A pass, Murray to Wycoff. added 23 yards-and when the one-yard line had been reached Little lied shot through center for the touchdown Williams kicked goal from placement.

A 34-yard run by Wycoff and a pass. Barron Wycoff- figured In the next touchdown, which tho Tech enptalu put across early In the third period. Williams a placement goal and Score was: Tech 14. V. M.

I. n. The Cadets battled gamely, hut a triple pass. Barron In Wycoff in Irwin. Wycoff's line smashes and a final smash through center by gave Tech another touch- TENNESSEE BACKS ROMP ON EMORY AND HENRY Dodson, Former Peabody I Star, Ace for U.

T. Eleven. Knoxville, Oct. 3 Tennessee defeated Emory and Henry today f.1-0 in the opening game of the season, which was a mediocre exhibition The Vols scored one touchdown in each of the first two then three touchdowns In each of the remaining periods. Dod-son, F.lmore.

Nehf. Young, Lavtn, and Dcrryberry scored the goals. Tennesse's outstanding linesman was Capt. Lowe, on left end. Rick Dodsoa, Young and Rice starred In the backfleld.

WISCONSIN STARTS WELL Madison, Oct. 3 Wisconsin kept A clean slate against Iowa State and. made an Impressive start in 192i football (season when It defeated Ames team 30 to 0 Camprirulall today. at Itm8 1st Qr ilcl Qr ir 4th Qr Totals MB HB HB HBB HB Scrimmage plavs "I 2 0 Si 7 11 (la ins from scrimmage 'it 11 34fi Loss from scrimmage A 11 11 11 4 Total pass gains 0 11 r.4 "a tin US 41 Total yards advanced 14! 11 VJ' Hi SH 43.. 45 Yards' thrdugh line "2 lb, 0 131 0 Yards round ends R'S II 7: 1115 9 llf-ise's yardage I' Spears' yardage -'i 12 "I Waller's yardage 1..

f2 Young's yardagi IT Sander's yardage Ilendrlx yardage 1 I Ti-st downs 4 11 I ki 2S -1 Held for downs '12 I'unts 2 7 Bunt averages "nitrhllt. for lh yards. 1 1 cd'M'si Brow n. 7 for jaiils. Runt returns 12 4f 7i5 a Basses attempted a 2 a 10 IX Passes completed 11 11 1 1 1 1 4 4 Ynrdago of passe- 2 20 1 UK Intercepted passes by I 1 in 2 Ki.koff returns 20 1 Rtnaltles (yards! R- 0 2'l Fumhles 11 11 1 0 Becovered fumhles 'J I 2 Kiel- goals Touchdowns 1 11 11 1 11 'leal after Ictic'adown 1 Compiled by Joe Hatcher.

ate I'fannkuehee, 'enter, and i 'a plain Wrigl the I.ong- if halfbacks, are' Yale Uses 3 Backf ields In Win Over Middleburg New Hsven. Oct. Yale, minus ihe services of Captain Jose, defeated Mlddleshurg 53 to (1 todiy. 1 sing three complete hark-fields the Hlue team made an irn- showing making eiifnt ti lnlcwns Tlie- visitors coai- pitled only tnree lirst oovviis. ivvo on short forward Hisses and the otl.o'- on a Yale penalty.

The nhowed skill In Held running and line ono poor punl and an Intercepted pass saved (he Greenbacks then'" when the visitors seemed about ro score, Miseci'rl 6 Bacchus Lindenineyei Waller C. Ferguson. Rtudbhnker. Cogllser Castel Whiterran. Position -LK LT Tulane Gamble' Wight Levy Wilson Blackledg? Talbot Baown Lautonschl't'f' Morgan Flournoy Norman 6 0 0 0 ii ...0 6 0 0'i 1 i QB FR periods: Sm'o-i- by Missouri Tulane Missouri scoring touchdowns: Tulnne scoring Flournoy.

Kefereo Mc-Hrld (Kansas); umpire (Gecrgeti.wn); linesman. Stewart iHartmoulh); fleid Judje Maiden Vhpii, nme nerhan, ,3 ml 1.1' 1 s. CITY DIAMOND TITLE AT STAKE IN TODAY TILE IJowe and Emerson Battles Milkmen at Shelby Park at 2:15. The city diamond title will be I at stake thisafternoon when Howe Hmerson play Nashville Pur Milk Company at Shelby park Ht 1 2:15 o'clock. Tho winner will be crowned city chain pin.i.

Howe Emerson won the City league pennant and vllle Pure Milk Company captured the Industrial league bunting. Tbty broke evon In a double-header Iftsti Sunday, the City League team win-? (Ltung the tirsi ana me milkmen tne 4 seconn. J7 A huge crowd nntlcipatsd judging from the one that turned! out last Ftindav. Stephen Sanford Four Is Winner of Waterbury Cup Of iH AuMH'luted l'rf. i Wettbury.

N. Oct. 2. Stepa SaiiiV.i,"" Rurricunes won 'a" Waterbury cup today the Organf county iuartu- de'enuers of the Col a Trophy. II goals 7 in the final match on International field Ml around playing of Lord Wodelioiiu-- and Captain C.

I. Roark tared the victory. tea I HU 1 'V Ulnn a nosegay h. I jjsset by tin the lll! i'" rlll uia'i pn wo ii r.g i openings IM 11 lo" A arc. a Afi an m.

Ji thm first 'ptM'ii ii tiwKKed ChPttaiioogii yunigsler popped its' ovttl ihroiigli the nicigni no ik .1.