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THE GREENVILLE D.AILY NEWS SUNDAY, Nov. 18, 1917 TEN YESTERDAY BUSY DAY ON SOUTH ERN (Pennsylvania Defeated I Michigan Eleven, 16-0 GEORGETOWN WINS THE BIGGEST ATHLETIC EVENT IN YEARS AT SEVIER THINKSGIVING PRESBYTERIANS' OVERHEAD ATTACKS TOO MUCH FOR THE BAPTISTS WHO LOST 14-7 S. A. CHAMPIONSHIP PHI LA DEL.PJ1I A. Not.

17. Pennsylvania gave a big surprtss today and defeated the Western team 18 to 0. It was a hard, bitterly fought game in hich 'good and had football was mixed by both sides. Tha defeat was Michigan's first this year. Full-back Howard Berry.

college pentathlon champion, was easily 'Defeated Washington and Lee Yesterday By the Score I the hero of the game. He scored ten ball team in Camp Sevier than in anv other camp in the South. 1 Entire Camp In Array Will Participate; of Splendid Of 20 to 12 I.ne. D. Kulton made fix over right' Athletic Events.

of Pennsylvania points, outpumea Michigan's kicker and was in ths thick of nearly all plays. He made Ihree field goals In five trie and also kicked a goal from touchdown. Pennsylvania's goal at no time was seriously in danger. In the first two periods the teams were almost evenly A BIG SURPRISE tackle, tichilberger gained eight over left end, making new down. itiehardaoQ gained five over the Hue.

D. Fulton added three over left tackle. Blakely gained four and made down. Rhame. intercepted a forward pass on the 45 yard line.

ROANOKE. Xov. 17. George ARTILLERY TEAMS TO PLAY FOOTBALL GAME: what advantage there wms town University won the South Atlan-, matched. turmans ball on her own 45 yard 'tic football champibnsnip here toda bne Gregory made two over the! by defeating Washington and I.ec Preso t-i ian college of South 'aio-ovvr the same routs and theu ten lima followed the modern tendency of right end.

Speer again trained iit that of winning battles over-(three over rit'ht taekle for first dawn, head yesterday in her game with Uiregory named three on left-end Kurman, and by two tierce and l.ril- iron. A forward pass failed for fourth Hint aerij.1 attacks brought the tight-'und the lull went over, jinx Baptists to a 14 to surrender, i P. on 5-yard line Richardson 'Both of the two touchdowns, which made 4 over right tackle. Slrirley the visitor- offensive male a nice tackle of 1. Fulton and power of the dny, were made from held him painless.

A forward pass 'dazzling forward passes In the first failed for third down. Galloway 'half of the game. After that Kurman kicked out of bounds at the 22-yard iiought an uphill battle and came 'line. i dangerously near tieiug the Cimton- 1 unaan on own line 'ites. In the third quarter they lough: did not gain.

Spier gained their way within a shadow of the pi 3 oer right tackle. Gregory made posts three successive t.nies only to ilhrte on the opposite side of the line, lose the ball on downs; but on the 'jfpeer kicked and Galloway returned Ifeurth attempt, at the beginnig of to the 40-yard hue. the last quarter, Rhame deeped thru P. i. on own 40-yard line V.

Ful-'th hostile defenses for a touchdown. Hon did not tain. Richardson made University, the score bein 20 to 12. line. Rhame added five and then made new down.

Speer made three around right end. Gregory did not 'Chief" Bender Tries to Ar range Game with Camp Jackson on Dec. 8. i gam for second down. A forward being with Pennsylvania wno showed a better offensive.

During the second period, half-back Straus, of Pennsylvania and quarterback Weston of got Into a fight and both were banished from the game. This was a serious loss for each team, and Michigan followers pointed to the fact that after their quarter-back's retirement the team did not play with sustained power. tee ueiierais showed surprising strength in the first half and scored two touchdowns on the Hilltoppers within ten minutes after clay was begun. Georgetown braced and seored. the holf ending with Washington and -ee six points in the lead.

Gilroy received a punt early- in the pass failed. Speer kicked 30 yards and Galloway returned to P. Is yard line. r. O.

on 18 yard line Richardson pilfered five thru the lino. 1). Ful H. I third period and advanced the ball to ton split tne field for 25 yards. liilton made a couple through the The Georgetown backs car-over r'cd the ball to the 20-yard mark and over center, tne oaii poms out oi iine.

Richardson made seven Navy Walked Away With Villa Nova left tackle. W. Fulton made four Gilroy darted through right tackle for that the ball went through a imiw process and netther team 'launched any particular offensive, The outcome of the game was rather surprising since dopesters had I figured that P. C. would have a big jedge on the Baptists.

As It was, Fur-uian had no trouble whatsoever in bounds. Blukely did not gain. Galloway made a long rrji carried the ball to the 15-yard line. V. Fulton did not gain.

Kulton made 4 over tackle. L. Fulton fumbled and Kurman recovered the bail o.i the 3-yurd line. through line. New down.

P.ichard- a touchdown. After Larkin punted son did not gain. L. Fulton made 40-yards to Gilroy, who returned ths seven around loft end. A forward bail twelve.

McQuaue gained five pass failed. Galloway circled right through the line and Gilroy again rai end for 15 yards. P. C. now on nine through right tackle, scoring- his sec-yard line.

IX Fulton did not gain. tmI touchdown, following a run of 2 Gjitio up. yards. He kicked both goals. Final score P.

C. 14; Furman 7.1 Aerial attacks featured the final IdiMvl'p i period, which was scoreless. Neither P. C. (14) Furman (71 eleven was able to advance the ball Fulton, Shirley through the li ne or around the ends.

tolding the reins on lha heavier i -r u.i (plungers and would have oecn AXN'APOLIS, Nov. 17. Navy this afternoon closed the most successful gridiron sewson in recent years by defeating Villa Nova 80 to 3. A feature of the game was the open field running of Roberta for the Middies. Although today's gamo closes the list of scheduled games for the Middies every effort is beinb made bv the local anhletic authorities to land a contest for next week.

limelipht for a victory had It not been I I for the overhead attack. Galloway I'- Furmana 28-yard line tho manir.nlritor of two dead- F.ichelberger made 7 on left end cir- resulting in a puntin- duel, with Lar. over I ir, 'de. W. Hilton made more Elakely.

Ieft End Left Tackle W. Fulton made a new down. Carson kln outdistancing: Moloney. Washington and Ie trieH other time from the ma'itli. His 'ine I).

Flton gained a yard over center, i McKeown Hunter. Left Guard l.iehardson annc-ved 5 over left taekle. Eii helberger hit the line Tor Gal- lnway caught a long diagonal pass from H. Fulton and crossed goal line eight forward passes and only failed ten times, while tne Georgetown passers were successful twice out of seven The Generals made 35 first downs was in both In the deed he caught the ball almost the hips of the fingers after springing twenty yards to the bounds of tlie lines. In the second successful ntidrnlinn 1 thrPV 3 TlMS in Alabama Takes Game From Kentucky State -'enter It is just as natural for the real red blooded soldier to play football now aj it is for him to There are many company, battery and regimental teams and games are played every week on ed-nesdays ar.d Saturdays, both ia the city and on the camp grounds.

Kfforts are being made by tne Military Athletic Association to oluy on a regimental championship and a committee has been appointed with this end in view. Or.e of the big features of the football situation in camp will be the bi game between the 114th and the lloth Field Artillery in the city park on November 28th. These teams are being well coached by two ex-Vanrierbilt stars, John Craig of the 115th and Ccpt- Enoch brown of the 114th. It will be a game worth seeing and it is a toss up as to who will win the game as both teams have some men. Capt.

Craig will rely on Latham, half back, for his main gains. Latham is a wonderful field runner, being considered one of the host bi.cks in the division. Capt. Brown will rely on the spede of his team, his big 190p ound fuT! iaek. Carmon, who played with Vanderbilt last year and upon Kenneth Johnson a fast baclt.

'Chief' Bender will referee the game. Inter-Camp Games. "Chief Bender has written to Camp Jackson for a divisional football game for December 8th. To date he has not vet received an answer to his challenge. Many of the other camps have also been written to for games.

The regimental, company and battery teams have brought out some very good men and the chief thinks he can make a good showing against the other camp teams. It is verv likely that a game with Camn Wads worth will be arranged in the near future. Colorel Spence 117th rertimeit will take football team to Knoxville on Thanksgiving Pay to the University of Tennessee. Many other teams are nlannirg similar trins to Nashville, Chattanooga and elsewhere. Basketball and Boxing.

These soons will not get under full swirg until after the football games have been fettled. The war depa'ment commission on Training Ca-in Activities js planning on sowing a boxer to camp, who will teach mass boxing under Chief Bender's supervision. The man arrive is to be a professional boxer of known ability. McLoughlin for touchdown. Galloway kicked I Right Guard it ho hands of Mactie.

end. who was kickeH 40 vards i tiene. berger iu me riniioppers six. McQuade played good offensive ball rir eGorgetow n. while the work of Wright Moss-, S'lxerstein and Raines was spe-, ctaculer.

land Carson returned to 3i-vard line. I Right Tackle i Kurman on own 40-yard Speer Macfie 'T, i made only a yard on left enu. Light Lnd to the mecca when he received the token. The game was one of the prettiest this season. There was just enough quarter up.

variety to make it int.es and r. Fi.rm Quarter Back P. 7: Furman 0. LEIVGTON. Nor.

17. (Alabama defeaed Kentucky here this afternoon by a score of 27 to 0 In the first meeting of the two football teams. The southerners found the Lexington team easy in the first half and scored three touchdowns. Kentucky stiffened in the second ihalf and kept play in Alabama territory most ot the time. The Carr.p Sevier Military Athletic Assoc'ation will hold a big athletic meet on the on Thanksgivhig day morning at 9 a.

m. The toliowinjj events will be held: Regimental tug ot war, regimental centipede race, regimental medicine ball race, regimental relay race, running hop btep and jump, rur.nii hign jump, 100-yard dash, and mile run. One entry from each regiment wiil be entered in these latter events. A good deal of interest is being manifested in the meet especially in the lOfl-yard dash and the high jump, as several good men are touted to win these events. A good deal of speculation is on as to who will win the meet, many believing that it lies between the 114th 113th Field Artillery.

However, several claim that om of the infantry rejrirr.ents will make a strong bid for first honors. Chief Beneder, division athletic director, through his commission will offer three boxes of athletic goods, valued at $300 per box to the regiments winning first, second and third places. These boxes have arrived and are ready for distribution by the chief. It is expected also that some of the merchants will offer prizes, many already having done so. While the measles quarantine has considerably interfered with practice in the various events, Capt.

John Craig nevertheless expects the meet to be a hummer and is making all preparation to entertain a big crowd. Tie field has not yet been selected where the meet will be held but many fields are available. The camp very ivrriously need3 one central large fields for the carrying on of such sports. It is hoped that a field of this nature will be forthcoming very soon. Football.

There arc probably more foot just enough balanoe between the two fcexoml Quarter. Kulton, Speer teams to make it terse. Kurman had purman on 41-yard line Rhamo Left Half geod offensive all the way through tnrough rigut ulton- -Gregory Right Half The line-up. W. and L.

(12) Georgetown (20) Position lox Sullivan lelt End Atklns Ahren Left Taekle Patterson Left Guard Pierotti, Captain Heapy Center BojleJ- rnidn.v and every man on the nactneiu sUu.kj0. Gregory fumbled aud P. CM Richardson Full Back flowed up spienamiy. wuti. 01 course, on 50.yard line.

the surreme laurels bestowed upon ba midaeld D. Kuiton 'Mr. steer. wno was in anu aoom fi thp in. w.

Flliton sun- Scoring by quarters: PC j7 7 0 014 Furman 0 0 0 7 7 everything that had to do with sav Lebanon Vanquished By the Army Eleven I'. C. scoring Touchdowns: Gal- loway, Macfie; goals from touch- Bethel Right Guard Right Tackle" downs: Galloway, 2. ilng and winning the game. There I were no particular features other than jthe two forward passes of the visitors sensational four drives that i Kurman made against the enemy lines.

Rhame played the best game lot' the reason. Gregory showed better Furman scoring Touchdowns: P.hame; goals from touchdown; Speer. 1 Right End Substitutions P. Woodson for Fln ji oney pleinented more via likewise. Rieh- aidson made a new down by inches.

35-yard lino. A forward pass i fulled. P.lakely made 5 over right tackle. A forward pass faliod. Creg-'ory almo.it intercepting it.

Another forward pass failed and the ball went 1 over Furman on own 30-yard line Gre-'gorv fumbled and P. C. recovered the jball. P. C.

on own 30 yard line P. C. I penalized 5 yards for offsides. W. I Fulton caught a forward pass from H.

Fulton for 10 yards. D. Fulton I did not gain. A forward pass failed, and the ball goes over, i Furman's bail on own SO yard 11. ruuou, ii.

r-uiton ror woodson. Quarterback Woodson for H. Fulton. Neville for Moss drivo than ever before and Gressetto made several nice safety tackles. Rovd at center for Knrman also was a monarch, as well as was Shirley and and Carson.

For the visitors, Gilroy Left Halfback McQnade Right Halfback Codv c.odson. Furman: Herndon for Gregory, Gregory for Herndon. Officials: Referee: John R. Ben-' der (Nebraska); umpire: Wade siivpt(v, headlinesman: perry ersteln WESTPOINT, N. Nov.

17. The army met little opposition from Lebanon tod'y. vaniuishlng the cil-legians by a score of 60 to 0. Ollphant led in the cadet's scoring, making S2 of the army's points. Ho scored four touchdowns, five goals after touchdowns and one goal from place-TP from the 40 yard line.

Montgomery for J. T. Patterson. Georgetown: Connel for Sullivan. Officials: Majors.

(Auburn) referee; Butler, (Brown) umpire; O'Hearn. (Cornell) headlines. Fifteen minute periods. Score by periods: Georgetown 0 6 14 0 20 W. and 12 0 0 0 12 Fulton, Rirhardson and Galloway the stellnr characters witn honot-3 among them all.

i The game, play by play, follows: tiwanee). Time of quarters: 12 minutes. First Quarter Fullback Summary: Sforlng touchdowns, Gilroy McQuade, Fain and Larkin. Goals, from touchdowns CHlro (2). Substitutions: W.

and L. 3. T. Pof. Boston College, 31 At Boston: Middloburv.

6 line Speer circled left end for eight yards and Rhame made three over the line. New down. Speer i P. C. Galloway kicked SO yards and I Speer returned to Furman's 20-yard line.

Furman on own 20-yard line An 1 At Colorado Springs, CoClo did SVkrJrJZZS 7 Colorado Aggies. 0. and Speer kicked. Wright attempted torwara pass iaiiea. ope.ei- failed At Pittsburgh.

rnlwniu iirained 11 yards over right taekle, of terson for C. H. Patterson, Sloan for Sllversteln for Sloan: Pittsburgh 27; Carnegie Tech 0. Advertise Your Wants 1 making new down. Speer made four VICE downed Galloway on their 40 yard line.

P. C. on own 40 yard line D. Fulton made four over left end. P.

C. I penalized five yards for offsides. W. Fulton did not gain. Macfie caught a forward pa.s from H.

Fulton for 25 yards, placing the ball on the 30 yard ine of Furman. Macfie caught a long forward pass from Galloway I made touchdown. Galloway kicked goal. P. C.

14. i P. C. Galloway kicked to 30 yard line and Rhame returned to Fur-man's 38 yard line. 1 Furman's ball on her own 38 yard line Speer did not gain for the first.

Gressette made a couple over the line. A forward pass failed. Speer kicked and Galloway returned i to their 20 yard line, i P. C. on own 20 yard line Rich-' crdson made three over right tackle.

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A forward pass failed. Half up. Score P. C. 14; Furman 0.

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on own 40 yard line 1. Fill- ton made nine yards over left end. Richardson made five over the line. I New down. Blakely gained one over i right end.

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Rhame' I caught a forward pass from Speer and made 13 yards. Speer made I yard on a right end run. Woodson was substituted for H. Fulton after I he was in the previous quarter, and I P. C.

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Two forward passes failed and 1 the ball went over. P. bull D. Fulton made a yard over the lino. Galloway kicked and Furman returned ball to P.

40 yard line. Furman's ball Speer lost a yard on a right end run. "peer caught a forward pass from Gressette for nine yards. Speer made 15 yards on right end run. New down on yard line.

Speer made four over the 1 lino. Speer made another five overj the line. Rhame made a new down by lnedies. Gregory gained seven over left taekle. Rhame made thrro for new down, placing the ball on 1 tho 14 yard line.

Gressette did not1 gain. Speer ooned thru the line for i eight yards, ftpeer gained another yard but could not make down and tho ball went over. P. ball on own four yard line Galloway kicked and Gressette re- I turned to the S2 yard line. 1 Furman's ball Gregory made five through the line.

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on 17 yard line. Gregory tumbled but. Furman recovered in the shuffle. A forward pass failed. Rhame caught a forward pas from Speer and made 8 yards.

Furman made first down by a hair, with ball on eight yard line. peer gained four through center und another two over tackle. Quarter up. Kcote I'. C.

14; Furman 0. Fourth Qnarter Furman'a ball on P. Iwo yard line Khnmft submarined the line for a touchdown. Kpcer kicked goal. Furman 7.

Furman Speer kicked and (IT. Fulton returned to the 25 yard line. 1 HE I illeM Plan B. A. MORGAN.

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