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TENNESSEE EFEATED BY Blocked Punt, Recovered By Branch, Paves Way For Win For Tennessee Volunteers ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES "DEDICATED TO THE UPBUILDING OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA" SECTION 8 PAGES Sports Section ASHEVILLE, N. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 26. 1930 ESTABLISHED 1868 WOLFPACK TEAM ROUTS MISSISSIPPI Terriers Drop Game To Duke Blue Devils AGGIES RejuvenatedTeam Baffles Visitors Throughout Game Silver. State End, Plays Bril By DIX SARSFIELD (Sports Editor Citizen-Times) KNOWILl.E, Oct.

blocked punt behind the North Carolina line ihnt Rave Tennessee a safety when Johnny Branch covered the ball was the margin of victory the volunteers defeated the Tar I leels here this afternoon 9 to 7, before a crowd of 18,000 spectators. The two points were recorded in the second quarter and both teams then ran over touchdowns in the closing period. The Tar 1 leels threw in their cigarette-smoking, Philadelphia lawyer, Jim Manner, in a brave endeavor to stop Tennessee's record of 34 consecutive victories but the glory of North Carolina's attack went to Kip Slussrr, blonde halfback, who ripped off tackle for cut backs and substantial gains, and Johnny Branch, who wiggled superbly on numerous punt re Asheville School In Spectacular Win Over T. M. I.

Asheville High School Team Falters In Final Periods Of Game And Loses 28 To 6 Inspired By Dedication Of New Stadium, Wof ford Brings All Reserve Into Action Statistics Give Tennessee Lead In All Departments liant Game On Both Defense And Offense PASSES SCORE POINTS State Rolls Up Ten First Downs To Three For The Mississippians RIDDICKFiRLD. RALEIGH, N. Oct. 25. (AP) A rejuvenated Wolf-park team representing N.

C. State College tasted its first Southern Conference victory in two yrnTA today "wlim Red Cagle's Mississippi Annies were turned hark 14 to 0. The Pack, under the tutelage of Dr. R. R.

Sermon for (Special To The Citizen-Times) WINSTON-SALEM. Oct. 25. Beo Cornelim and David I lolton, working nicely with nine other fighting Black Demons, swept Asheville High School's red threat to one side in the last half of the set-to at 5outhide Park yesterday afternoon to chalk up a 28 to 6 win in a game filled with thrills and extraordinary good football. Asheville was a threat throughout the game and especially during the first half when the Mountaineers hung up a six-point marker against the local outfits zero.

Asheville scored in the first quarter when West, full back, passed twenty-five yards to l'inkston. who juggled the ball, recovered and rallied for ten SPARTANBURG, S. Oct. 25. (AP) An inspired Wof-ford team rose to foothall heights this afternoon to hold the vaunted Blue Devils of Duke in check and play their best game of the season.

Duke won, 14 to 0, but only after a fight that thrilled the crowd of over 5.000 fans gathered for Wof-ford's stadium dedication ceremonies. The visitors were forced to display their best football to turn back the South Carolinians, so hard did the Terriers battle the powerful last week's conquerors of the Navy. Only a double and a triple reverse play which was executed steadily with beautiful precision was able to gain against the Terriers, who outpunted and outpassed the North Carolinians all afternoon. Blue And White Noses Out Military Institute Eleven 19 To 13 BUS ARTHUR STARS Ball, T. M.

i. Quarterback, Races 70 Yards To Give Fans Thrill Spectacular runs, dashing aerial displays and. an assortment ol trick, plays were given Asheville grid fans at Jackson field yesterday, when the Blue and White eleven barely nosed out TenneseBe Military Institute's scrappy team, 19 to 13. The Asheville boys were, matched In every department of plays except that of passing and this Inferiority on the part of KNOXVIU.K, Oct. 3.

Here are the Hntlrtlcs nf the Cuniltna-TeniicMcfl ftHitlnill it nine this p. in. I'lav Tennessee N. I h-t downs tl (ulns line id! 17U iaViys viiA v. Pasei tried 1" Id tiinileted A Inlerreiiteil I I Tux Killlis H'l 17 lotul gains .1111 247 1 7 runt average 31 Offensive Strength North Carolina's offensive strength, clicked from the gun and the Tar Heels spent the entire first quarter knocking at the Tennessee door.

Three time during the early mlnutca the blus and white combination gnawed its way as far the Vols' 10 yard strips only to see their touchdown attempts through the sir go astray at the crisis. Shortly after the second period opened, however, the old Tiiineasee maater Hobby 11 d. got off a surprise punt on the flrat down from mulMelft thnt put the invader on the defetwive to the remauid.ee ol tha haif. Tha third and early fourth periods again saw Unb Noyland'e club plunging about in North Carolina territory and It waa not untfl the closing minutes of the gnme before 81 us-aer returned to the held to tear off runs (tf 'id and seven yarua to put the oval on the Vcliintetr one-yard line. There Tennesae took time out and the North Carolina hand struck up "Hark the Hound." tha alma mater snug, an their followers broke Into a fren.y of cheering.

On the first attempt at the forwards. Slusser w.is sioped cold at the line of scrimmage, but on his second try otar right tackle he made the distance and Urn in-h drop-klrked the point. touchdown was Initiated Hi the fading mil of the third quarter nnd boreS ifsulta early In the following period. Docld yards and a touchdown. Terrier' Click i Grid Results Suffer Leaves Praying Colonels the Tcnnesseana was the local's mar College To Devote Time To Net Play Cross Goal Line Of Northwestern Touchdown By Centre College Team Causes Fury Of Wildcats To Rise DYCMR BTADIUM, FVANHTON.

III. Mart Evld.ntly Injected with some sort of scrum by coach Bob Allen between the halves, the Twin City aggregation came back in the final section of Lho fray and ran up a total of twenty-eight points and kept the visiting eleven from getting so much ns a first down. Asheville secured two of the coveted tlrat downs In the game and they both came in the first half. Cornelius Mars Cornelius was the high spot of the contest, turning in several long auis that resulted In points. Ills llrttt run came In the opening of the third quarter when he ran off tackle for ft3 yards nnd touchdown.

He added the extra point from placement. The vcond marker csmo within the next five minutes when Cornelius broke loose again on the same kind of play and raced 2'i yards, only to be tackled on the one foot line. Dnvo Motion encountered little trouble on the next play to score the secund touchdown. In the final section of the game. Itley, Cornet urn.

W- Hoi to nnd I. Holton worked the hall down to the Asheville fifteen ynrd line, I). Holton took the ball on a revers piny and, with some quick thinking nnd keen look In it. reversed Lhs nnixMlln uluv The Terriers clicked like a real machine for the first time this sea-ason. They held the Blue Devils well AWn check durlnR the first period, flighting them on equal terms.

They were aided greatly by a long, booming punt lor 87 yards which Fox sent sailing over the head ol Murray, Duke safety man. In the second quarter Duke gathered (or a long drive which began on the Blue Devil's 38-yard line. Falling to gain steadily through Wof-ford'a fiercely lighting line, the Tar Heels took to the air. A pass from Murray to Hyatt was good for 20 yandfl and after three more plays Murray dashed around left end behind perfect interference on a triple reverse for a touchdown. The Blue Devils were unable to gain further and the half ended with Duke leading.

7 to 0. Late in the third period Duke took the ball on Its own 16-yard line and opened up a drive that featured the plunging Murray, to sweep down the field for 84 yards and a touchdown. With Murray slicing and smashing through the line, the Terriers gave ground slowly but were unable to stop his driving turtles. After Murray had lugged it within scoring distance. Sink took up the drive nnd carried it over for the lata scoring effort of the gnme.

VuMty Itcnmliis Conch De Hart wn forced to keep the Blue Devil varsity in the full length of the same, substituting only after Injuries. OltlKANS. Oct. 25. (A) Cllirurd Hiittor, who during (lie pust year volleyed and smashed through strung opposition to uln fuiir of the nat Inn's Important lennh titles, has decided to abandon hh college career for the lime being nt In nit ef fort to achieve nienilierxhlp on America's next DiivK cup learn.

It Is derMou curries nit It It the surrender of his uutlniuil ami southern Inter-(ollcKlale singles hi 1D3I. Suiter today said lie Mould Rive up hU iiriHleiule studies nl Titlutie nlvcrfclty on 1 Mt (hut he might dente his time to coin pet It Ion In I he an uiii llermuda I our mi men nnd tournament In I'lorlihi during the remainder of the winter nnd In the spring. "Will on participate hi the 1iiU cup trials la I or?" he iva asked. "I will If I wit Invited," he an Id. "The reason I want to dilute all my lime (o tennis during (he first part of mut year, Unit I want to lay the ground work for possible participation hi the Davis nip tryoiits." ten days, presented a varied attack against the Mississippi invaders hut failed to get the offense to click except on two occasions.

Acgles On liefeuie The Aggies were on the defense throughout the gnme except In the first quarter when they recovered ft rumble by Adams of State on hU own 33 yard line. Never one wan the Htate gonl line really threatened and the I'ack lost novel nl Apparently good chances to core, by not. being nble to gntuer flint nnd ten when within Mlsnis-slppl's HA yard rone. I'niaes led to both of the Wolf puck scores. Just nfter the second period opened Hlnte had the bnll on 1he Aggies' 4ii yard line when lfi yurd peimlty fur talking wns Imposed on the invader.

Jeffrey and Dclltnvter mnde shutr line gains nnd Jeffrey flipped lho plHkln to Hllver to put the bnll on I he five ynrd line. smashed through renter for the touchdown and panned to Nelms for the point. Jeffrey runts In the Inst period Jeffrey punted i'i ynrds otitnlde on the one yard linn nnd Ihown'n punt wns returned by Morris to the HO yard line. The Aggies held, but when llrown's punt wns partially blocked rlttite ngnlu nnd the bnll on the H0 ynrd line. Dclllnger slipped off tnckln for ynrds and he nnd Jeffrey ndded a few more, Jeffrey then tossed thn oval to Hose who was downed on the one yard line.

Morris scored nnd Jeft.ey hit thn line for thn point. Hllver, Hlnte end, plnved brilliant gnme on both otleunn nnd de-fenne. Heveral limes he tnckled Ag-gin anfety men In their tracks when they were receiving punis and his catch of penn hi the first period paved the wny for Hlnte' flint scoie since the first gnme of the seusnn. Htate rolled up ten that downs to three for the Aggies, and pranced fifteen yards for gin of victory. In the final counting the two teams broke even In the number of first downs with four cadi, and the Coleman-coached boys held and edge over the visitors In passes in five completed out of seven tries to three out of five for the Tcnn cleans.

Ball, of the visiting team furnished the biggest thrill of the day by returning an Asheville School klckoff 7o yards to the Blue and While five yard line In the first period. The stellar play of Asheville School linesmen brought the locals out of several bad paces and opened holes con.slstenty for the backs. Bus Arthur, Stems, Duncan, and Gwynn were especially brllllunt. Arthur, Asheville eapt-nln, opened the period by blocking a T. M.

1. punt behind the visitors goal line unci recovering for a touchdown. A pass for the extra point failed to click. Balll retaliated one play later with his spectacular run and Brow-der went over to put his team up with the locals, 6 to 6. An Asheville Attempt at scoring In the second quarter met with failure when Callemfar dropped a pass behind he T.

M. I. Ronl, but the Blue and Whites began a drive down field later that gavo fruit as Zimmerman passed to McLemoro for 30 yards nnd a touchdown. Try for placement kick sailed through the upright for another point, and the tin If ended with Asheville In the lend 13 to 6. The two elevens settled down to a game of mediocre football in the beginning of the second half and exchanged punts In mldfleld for a number of plays.

But the game had Just started for the Tennessee buys, who blocked an Asheville punt on the locals" 30 yard line and Cnptaln Loom la scooped i up for a run to the 10 yard mailter, White plunged over for a touchdown, and Davis went around end for the extra point to tie the score at 13 to 13. A T. M. I. fumble, recovered by an Ashvetlle player paved the way lor the last touchdown of the game.

Zimmerman pnssed to Gwynn from the 4B yaid stripe to the visitors' 20 yard line put the ball In scoring position and Nrllta went over center for a touchdown. Th Mneupi; A. School Pt 1 2nn LB only LT Prrnnt.il Stems LO AlrxantW Arthur L-itnou(t HO Wsimw KT JolmvUm Hvnitini UK Irwii gtl uM, nil 4Vii nrnwrtT FU Wn.if Hi-oring lftiirhdnt). A'hfvillr. Artl.ur.

Wnffnrd Myers aifuion niuhtnn Oct. aft. Centre College's "Praying Colonels" played ft football prnuk on Northwestern today and pnid for their trick by getting an unmerciful 4ft to 7 whipping. Until Uxlny, the Northwestern rm line hnd not been but the Colonels took advantage of a second string lineup nnd aitolled the record early In t.he second period. Kmnged, the Wildcats threw In their viiisiiy powerhouse and routed the Colnrgia under nn avalnnche of pnjut-es and running plnys that the game Kentucklans couldn't come near halting.

wns uit ft runs wny for the Wildrata although the "Prnytug Colonels" fought valiantly uw to the rinnl shot to stein the Inevitable. Five times the Wildcat, "Iteh" Uu. sell and "Pug" Henlner crosaed the Centre lino of line smashes and twice did Ien Manley and l'iank linker carry It over via the aerial route. Centre's touchdown, he one that made the Wildcats simrl, came after a good aerial attack which Mcmncek capped by diving across from the two yard line. Russell stntlrd the rout after eight minutes ot apnriing in the first period.

He hnmmered through Centre' left wall for ynrds and the first touchdown. Two minutes later he took the pignkln on Centra'a it4-yanl Hue and duplicated hla feat for his second touchdown, Mooiv'a try or extra plnc kick In each Instance waa low, and the Wildcats finished the first perlmt with ft I'i to 0 lend Then the Colonels, led by their big stsr nf the gsm. hnlfbnck Shearer, rind led the Wildcat defense with paaaea for a gain of At) ynrdi that Innded the ball no Northwest, em's 1 1 -yaid line. The Colonels worked the ball to the two yard line from which point Memccrk ploutthed over, spoiling Nort western's dream of an uncronaed goal line. 'Hien the full fury of Lhe Wildcats attack aaterted ltelf and fight ns they might, The "Praying Colonel" couldn't halt it.

Jurkaotl I The uc ups Duke Ko.sk Davis Wrncr Arinn.i 'Tivlor Bryan Ih.m Mullen Brewer M'irrnr Er-Oilrr King College In Complete Routing 11 on Ml It II received a punt from ttranch and ran It back to the Tur Heel 46-yard tripe. Two trL's at the Hue failed to yield a score and on a fnke pass Buddy 1 hick man skipped around right end for IH ynrds. Allen tore off ticklo fc four, and Decker added five mnre to aend It to the Ifl-yarU line. then plunged fur two more tor ft flrat down oil the N. 13-yard 1hj ns the period ended.

The Carolinian broke true on the two opening fourttt period plnya to throw the Vols for loaned, but then Hackmnit paused to IVcker for a U-yard gain to end the bnll back to tht one-yard line. Then Hacg plunged right guard for the score and IXxld converted with perfect placement. Had nltir The safety in the second wns ie only bnd blur on f'e Carolina pjt forniaui-e. Tennessee took punt near mldfleld and then reeled off lateral pna Hackman to Dodd, tint netted Ji ynrds. Then a forward, Hackman to Derry-llcrry gained mora nnd other tine gnlna by Hntlt, Ikidd and Allen boueted thi ball la the I J-ynrd stripe.

There the Hi io and White wall arose to the occasion, repulsed three vlcloua amati and a pass and took command of V-s ball on the eight-yard line. Hous guined three at center and then (trench grabbed It up. eluded ons tackier and made a great effort to get It out from behind the gml, rut waa struck down by Altk.ui barely inches Inside the chnlk line, giving the Tennessee-ana the pair of polnU that finally meant thA turgln of victory, The game was devoid of the aensa ttonnl nm eipected of both teams, Tha flaahlfat stepping of the afternoon Whs reeled off the fourth periud when Oodd went ofr tackle cut and twisted, r.n back and fur-ward and nnall ended up with a gain of no yard that had sent him from hla 33-yard line to North Car v. linn 'a l8-yrd line. That unexpected gallop plnrrd the Tennessee team Id scoring position, but when the eight yard II up wna reached Msgner grabbed, up tumble by Hackman and the Colliiu men punted out of dau-Kr.

Ilraiii ti N'uUanre Branch was nuisance to Tenneaa" eleven throughout the flrat cu.nnr Wllh I nt.le-atrp.il,,, on punt re- n. Hrrry Kltot Carroll Jacksnn Px Bcott 7 014 0 00 FU Of Lenoir Rhy ne Score by periods Duke Wofford touchdown. Final Markir Tha final marker came after Owen, Demon left end, tackled Plnknion behind his own gonl line, receiving a bad pans from center. The hall wan put In play from placement and Asheville kicked to Dave Holton. The cnpmlti fumbled the ball and Cornelius, alert as he wnn all evening, scoop i up the oval and raced forty-five yard for ft touchdown, the last the game.

The action of the game was marred during the nnal half by slugging and unnecKiinry roughness on the part of Asheville, or rather that Is what Umpire Hackney ruled. It la usually the custom to pick the stnrs In a football game, but It Is a proposition to ray that any minii starred during this encounter. The two Ilottons were proficient and so was Cornelius. inley plnved a gid game and the entire Black Demon line distinguished Itnelf. However.

Cornelius waa the Individual stellar of the afternoon He gained at will and wai almost niintop-pnhle. West And Plnraton plsved good football for the visitor, and Andre. Scoring touchdowns. Duke. Murray, Sink.

Points after touchdowns. Duke. Lemons (line smnsh), Murray (end run). Officials. Lebey (Georgia Tech) eree; Brlce Auburn i umpire; Collins (Vanderblltl headllneaman.

Mnupi Tennessee Eleven Blows Like Tornado Through Carolinians mii.HTO!.. Vs. Oct. 25. fp, A zephyr that found life In touchdown lew thin five minutes after the openlmt Kir off developed into tornnlo that swept the length end breadth of Tennessee-Virginia field here this afternoon as John Pletch-er' Kln College eleven, flashing a power not ohown by ft King team sine the days of the original "Tor-nndo" swept to a 3H to 0 victory over the I-enotr flbyne College Bears from aist I'i MIUiptiI AM 4llvrr I llMmfc I truhti I.

i MiiUark ilminni ivr Wrulil si. Mil IKI ItUMitc I Hi tciiixi Ii I.uiiriy Nltiu uil Thonii'n nllinrrr I. It H-)iii MrLnKliurti Kit Varnlrvrr Jrllirr llfriniilon stood out In the line. Hi Lineup Asheville excelled In only one de-pnrtment of the game and that wns punting. Wi, the jumUr.

nn nvernge of ynrdi hit kirks Wlnabin-Hnletn'A kicking wnn terrible. The In I ting eleven fried 1 forward paste mid completed only one. umt wing to a touchdown. North Carolina Tennessee 9. N.

C. State Mississippi Aggies 0. Wake Forest 21; Mercer 0. Davidson 19; P. I.

20. Duke 14; Wofford 0. Notre Dame 35; Pittsburgh 19. Navy "31; Princeton 0. Yalo 7- Army 7.

Dartmouth 7. Harvard 2. C'iirnoile Tech 40; Reserve 8. Georgia 30; Anhnrn 0. Alabama 12; Viinrierhtlt 7.

TuUnc Georgia Tech 0. Furm.m 14; Florida 13. Southern California 41: Stanford 13. Virginia Kentucky 27. Michiun 15; Illinois 7.

Case 0: Michigan State 43. Vermont New Hampshire 59. Woostcr 14; Onerlln 0. Marietta fl; Ottcrbeln 0. Ohio Wesleyan 21; Simpson 12.

St. Thomas 14; Mount St. Marys 0. Union Rennsiieler Poly 0. Hates Maine 0.

Wonvater Tech Mass Aggtcs 0. Poyton Ho.slon College t. Leiiiah Pcnnsylavinla 40. Muskingum 20; Mount Union 7. Albright 42; P.

M. C. 7. Maryland 20; V. M.

I. 0. I-'ordlnm N. Y. U.

0. Dickinson fl; Geo. Washington 27. Trinity Haverford 11. Mississippi Chicago (tie).

Jtlllsd.iki 13; Alma 14. Kansas 20; Iowa State 6 Wisconsin Purdue 7. W. Maiylnnd 40; Loyola iMd.) 7. Drln wire Rutgers 40.

Colgate 40; Penn State 0 Citadel Presbyterian 0. Drake 13; Missouri 14. Oklahoma Kansas Aggies 0. Ohio 27; Miami (i. Hucknell 2il; Gettysburg ti.

Vllian jva Temple 7. Centre 0, Northwestern 45. SHpperv Kock Teachers Westminster 2U. L. S.

('. 12; Sewanee 0. Duckncll Freshmen 48; W. Maryland Fioih 0. Dcflanoj 13; niuffton 6.

Ohio State 2o; Hlnim 0. Drexel (J, N. y. City College 18. ItlHrr Lowell Textile U.

Dennis Cincinnati 13. Umnus 12; Susquehanna 0. HochcMer 13; Keiiyon Kul.imazoo 12; Albion 27. I oa a State Kansas 7. Montana Washington State 26.

Johns Hopkins Swarthmore 0 North Dakota 14, North Dakota State 7. Notro Dame (B) Northwestern (Bi 6. Kent Normal Ashland 0. Capital Ohio Northern 0. Henry ft Emory 13; Marshall 0.

Adrian Alleghany 31. lxtiolt W. Mate Teachers S2. Virginia Kentucky 47, N. Carolina Frosh Princeton Frosh 20.

Franklin Marshall Muhlcn-burg 0. Nebrnska 53; Montana State 7. Hamilton Hobart 0. Providence- Canlslus 0. St.

Francis St. Honaventure fl. I-ong I nid 12. Uplift 0. New York Aggies 25; Cooper Union 10 Montclnlr 14: Wagner 0.

Carroll 27; Lawrence fl. Notre Dame 19, Wisconsin (B) 26. Grlnnell 14; Carleton 13. Oustavwa Adolphns 42; Hamlin 0. St.

Olfa 82; 81. Johns 0. South Dakota 8tat 13; 8outh Dakota University fl Hanover fi; Oakland City 6. Maiu-hrsiVr 2(1; Karlharn 0. Orrldental Arizona 21.

Montana Washington State 61 Brtgham Young 2.5; Western Stale 0. Wilberforce Tuskegee Institute 0. Utnh 59; Denver 0. Juanit 12; Wnynesburg 14. State Teacliers 47; Louisiana Col-lece 20.

liouislnna Tech Southwest Louis-Inna 0. Oglethorpe 19; Loyola of New Orleans 0. Urbana University 39; Ohio School for the Deaf 7. Millsnps Southwestern of Memphis 7. Shnphord College Potomac State Teach, rs 47, California Washington 13.

Trinity University 13, St. Edwards University 7. tJtan Aggie 13; Wyoming 8. St. Charles Pcgla 19.

Atlantic University 31; American University of Wash'ntrton 0. University of Louisville fl; Western Kentucky Teachers 7. Michigan (B) 0: Illinois (Bl 7. Northland College Northern Stite 7. Michigan Military Academy Ripon Freshmen 7.

Ashland Kent 0. Tuf a 2fl, Connecticut Agglea 0. Tfaylor 2: Centenary 7. Chattanooga 24; MissUilppI Col-let 7. Texn Hie fl.

University of Arkansas 13; Texas (Pleaaa Turn To Pg Three) the mountains of North Cnrollna. King seored two lourhdown earn I In the first and last rfunrters. one 'each in the second and third qunr-I ti-ra, and registered 14 flrft downs to 1 the visitor's three. Newlln and OhlK were the King offensive, luminnries. 1 he l.lnrtiDt.

Mid-South Tennis Tourney Attracts Several Net Stars Wilmer I lines, Of Columbia, Is Favored To Cop Men's Single PINKIimiflT, OrY 2(V iA', Four women net stars are eiie ted to pro- i.r. l.n itr. i. it it I tiller Kl'Klrl lUrutl (Jill" atit I rwl WarMU Arnlrar Ilrpritltic AmUrann 'MIT i Kuril nt Htirr Orali'irk N'moirk i i.snrupi; mo, nun iirrnnii, nn I lieu iIt nnd Wlntr nfiff tcvirhdnwiit. Ahevll.

Arthur, uUcnnrni T. M. Diih (Kurt run'. hrvllla Pnt I.R l.T Kim pai i 7'i nter t.K I Utcku i.r Ifll t.o n.iiidTri Wlnitnn-PUkm ItfiUiMirk Vih nmnltirri Jiilifitnn rtarnhlll Andrew i M.r.),H I.i-da Tlrmnn tiMtnrr nrh.r.ti umee tne mldBet was ifjMii In tha open, fluch dodging I that wa atoppd after the second o- half, however, bee itae iodd elected Mr.it by er1fJ. rftiii Nortliwetlern Inolr-Rhrne Ilafrr Hrmtitiill lUbr BNiimlulr I.lllle Nrtn Oierrash Vt iiniiri" Jodp 1 lltlrf llarnrH HO It 'tr.

l'na out of bounda. Col- no, IIT r. a it it tttf futt tf HiUt t. tuui'f lift ne-nc aurMtrrutea In all ffi. hMMt foi'npfirfes Hull rni(ton Kentucky Eleven Runs Wild Over Virginia Outfit Shipwreck Kelly And Teammate In Spectacular Long Runs LFXINGTON.

Oct. 25. fUP--University of Kentucky's Wildcats went wild against Vlrirlnla'a Cavaliers in the first gridiron game ever plsved between the two institutions, and won the honors by a score of 47-0 here today. Kentucky registered 32 first downs all for the Cavaliers in a game featured bv Shipwreck Kelly fi5 'Yard sprint for a touchdown in the final quarter, and Plehard's 70-yard sprint to the same effect a few minutes later. Both lineup at start of the game were second string Bftalrs, and Kentucky's remained that wsv until the final quarter.

Two of Virginia back-field stars Thomas and Shlppley never did see action. Kelly or Kentucky carried the ball only twice, once for the 65-yard run, again for 13. All In all, It was posslblv one of the worst defeat ever suffered by Virginia, although Kentucky throughout uncovered nothing in war of a varied attack, depending on power alone to batter down the opposition. Only one Kentucky pass 'was attempted. Johnson heaving to Cavana for a touchdown.

Virginia tried 21, completed eight and lost two by Interception. Tp Llneuoi: II' 'n, Cornrlhii tin lor rnirnarin i. imkit 'tun mr hot ih. vide almost as brilliant a dlnplny of flreworka as the msle drvntres of the court In the rnld-Houth tennis totir- nninent which open hne Mondsy shirts nr. (irrnht OH Nr lin II Olii- II Mm IM li'iThrr PH Siote by periods: inine nvver rot it ging.

71ia Tar Heel, conn.ctrt w.t ti UiMin) t. I'uinla after I'mm lirt'twn ltnk HaiiJep 1. ptaremeiitfti. (llll iroTltn (ruir tu. Nrrrt'r'k 1 Pnititi altrr liuth(l iiiUn.

niriil). nrn' or petlOfH, but nvr nf their id p.i attempt. Kyaal. North Camllnaa Wlritnn-Rrm ft 0 11 1ft 3d IVnrlnR. Ahvlll.

plnhtnn. WlnMnii-Halfm, Cornelim iji. Hnllnti 7K HntUr ftven trkiint PtnkMnn h-iiinrt ln to) m.r Pnlril flrr totirhrti n. c.irrirlhn forward paaa, W. Ilnllon to I) Holton.

Kliic 0 7 ll -3t Lennir-Hhyne 0 0 0-0 i- Tonciidnwns: Newlln Moersrh-Wincher, Ctreenhoe, Tomnley. Points after touchdown: Newlln (drop kirk); Townley. (forward pass). Purdue Remains In guard, performed brii'iantly practical ly all afternoon, The attaenr of Paul Hug and rrlta nrandf, Tennesare termlnala. fail to help the invaden on their end run attempts not ona foot of groiiini wit gninet: around the Vol second "(ring flanks.

Mrs. It hard Tut Is of I'lne-hurst. will mske an effort to regain the lllle she lost lut yenr to the hard hitting Mrs. Hutner, wife of a Fort Ilrag Army oirPer. The brilliant Julia Pi-kens.

Charlotte girl star and Mrs Paul A. liana of New Hw belle, runner-up last year, must alo be reckoned with. Mlm Pickens ws successful In numerous summer touriiHtnentji and Mrs tnnn for two years has been knocking at the door of the mid-Boitth singles title, Wilmer Milieu of Columbia, a University of North Carolina soph-iirnnrn la a fnvtirlfe for (Im men'a I Itjrup, rrmikllii rnan Atlkri, ItM'lli U'i' htnan H. Carolina John.sott Th rny -uix Mrlwf LlarninD TtI MeDirt I'ar-le nrwncd Mjcitr JSlmurr IWI UK Utl slnglefi title. Mlnea Is liathjua! Jun tinker KH iiouie Arfirlal I.amher (Ohio State) refer-.

Race With Victory AKAYFTTK, Jnd t. 2.1. Purdue clung to Its slender chance of retaining or sharing In the Wit) Wc Ten Foot bnll championship, by defeating Wisconsin. 7 to fl, before an oM grnds crowd of more than To plays In the third trlod, the second one a pans from Itisk to Pope. nd Van I iier pol a te wns too gorKt for Wisconsin's fourth period drive.

Farm School Backs Lead Mates To Win Ouided by rowels. Wsllm, and Kl. ser, the Farm School football tesm found little difficulty in defeating the Hlsrk Mount sin high school 1nm 'AA 1n fl nn th farm Trooper Clayton Meets Cincinnati Boxer Wednesday Southern Boxing Club Offers Boxing And Wrestling On Card Trooper Clayton, Asheville boxer and policeman, Is scheduled to fight Spike Murphy, of Cincinnati, tn a ten round mnln batle at the Hrv.jth-ern Boxing Club Wednesday night. The program call for a combination wrestling and boxing exhibition with Young CJuich of BfUtimore, and Bull Martin, claimant to the Southern heavywlght grappling title, doing the wrestling. Clayton lost a furious ten round battle with a Charlotto lad here re-contlv and will be after a win Wednesday, Bull Martin made his flrtt appearance here Isst week when he threw Jack Sampson for a loss Jn the Southern arena.

He weighs 210 while his opponent Is a 316 pounder. Promoter Bill Billing has also arranged a card of preliminaries that will probahly attract attention, ited Dolan. 130. of Chicago, swaps blows with K. O.

Staples, 117, of Baltimore, In an eight round semi-final and Jtmmle Murphy, 13.V Cleveland boxer, will fight In a six round opener with an opponent not yet selected N.Y.U. Meets Defeat First Time Of Year YANKEE STADIUM, New York. Oct. 35. At Kordham's unbeaten eleven handed New York University Its first defeat 'if the season.

7 to 0. before 7B.S0O fans here today. The lone touchdown was scored In the first wo minutes of play when a fumble bv Jim Tanguay, N. Y. U.

sophomore halfback, waa'recove red on the Violet three vird line and Jim Murphy Dartmouth Greens Eke Out Victory On Harvard Team Green', Indians Remain Undefeated In National Grid Race CAMBftTIXIK, 35 Onrtmouth reached the half wny mark of its journey to national fmit-ball honors here today when, ns a wild northeast rainstorm rsged. It out-hsttled stubborn Harvard eleven for a 7-3 victory before some nor) suffering and bedrsKgled a per tutor, who filled but three quarters of the aold-out stadium. The Oreen'ft Indians continued undefeated mainly through the offensive work of their sure-footed ball carriers, mil Morton and Olln Porter, and tha defensive play nf Paul Ore-nan, the Green's able right tackle. Almost 40 hours of continuous rain made tha stadium turf extremely treacherous and the foothsll gnme a matter of straight line plunging and punts Th Unmrt: Vlriint Ft. Clair Motif? 'iT-huttS Pels Cumron Kimball OtAVBtl Rlfilrv Thorns! Vfiiry Hrvant Po Ktnturkjr LR rnrnr.i LO Wrlahl tr Pnrnnrr Willi inn no Rftp FIT Atririflirr PR AnHrrwn on Jehtuin Lit BplT'-r Nil Kellv PH Phillip-- Her Grace Proves Ability In Laurel Maryland Race RI Parr's" Three-Yenr -Old Flashes To Hrilliant Victory NKW YOHK, Oct.

Jfl. niitinlng as If to prove that the three-year old filly division la not aa weak a advertlaed, Itnl Purr's Her Oram to-iay flaHhed to a brllllunt victory tn the rich Maryland Handicap run over the I Ait re 1 courw. ft wns thn seventh victory in ten (darts for the consistent daughter of Mrlght Knight and by far her most important one aa trailing behind her at the finish of lhe mile, and a quarter Jaunt were the bent three-year old colts, and ftllles tn training. To Hal parr the victory meant SlflVVI While to thn nily's backers It meant a return of S-tii no for a ti stralKht ticket bought at the tmituel windows, Stanford Gets Worst Licking In Years STANFORD BTADMJM, Cal fVt. 21, iA': The University of Southern California grid machine today dealt the Stanford varsity ft 41-1'J trouncing, ttie wort deteat aufTered by ft Cardinal team alnee Glenn Warner took over the coaching, In ft bone brushing attack headed by Marshall ltimid, Orv M'thler and Err)te IMnck-ert, the Trojans rolled up nl touchdown.

Stanford scored twic via tlie aerial rout. fhool field, ior champion Ills team mate, Hrynn (Irant. of Atlnntn, nntlonvl rlny courta champion, la not expected to compel lit long siege of tournaments during thn summer left him run down physically, and he in taking a ret trom tennis tliia fnll. Robert Croslsnd. of Charlotte, snd Iferhert Vail if fUenrove, h.

will be favorl'ea wllh Mines. Newton Beats Queen City News Eleven (Npirlal To f'lllren-Tlmes) WKWTtiM. Oct, 24 rinshlng ft superior serial aLt.a-k and showing the het line rives they have dlnplayed t)i la neuron, Coach Jones' Newum boys downul strong Charlotte Observer team In a rngted but fn.it garni here this nlteruoon. Newfjn scored Ha flrat touchdown in the opening quarter where Hnrvel, st.ar local buck. carried the ball through for the tally, A pass from Marvel ti Curl In the third quarter, roup.ed with ft .10 yard run through a broken field nttd New-ten Its final score Htrn for Newton were Harwl and Colev.

while Ar-nngton flteele did brilliant work fnf Hoefeld i tetm. W--iIlil Htriiicl1'lrl unittlre. Rato ifl-. npr i hfad liiiraniatl, ftdd Judi un fiamrd. DukeFreshmenAccept Breaks To Win Game DimiMM, Del, Dult niu Iniiw took flrlvuntnit of tw hrmks ttwUy tn win.

ia-0. from th lk niilao t'allru. Hindrlckann, l)uk fjimrtrr. rMi for flo yrd on till, nprnltin klrknff to plr th bull witlim corinu tlitn, nd Jmm, Imp niiti. inircptrd piiu in th clonliiii mlnutra to xr tioln.

Waltun. half; TarrHI tnd Jowdy, enrta; and L'oopar, center, ahowad up well for Oak Hendrlckaon, Jntnaa, Crawford. Molntoar and Hud Ulna atood out for Vuk. Ttm llii-tip: Hcore by riukp a ii Onk Rlrtua 0 0 0 0 Biiha fit oak Rldfto: Morion for Jo'vel and nlnmh'fr for Walton. For tnk: Rapier for Coo1 Hudslna fof Thonipaon.

Thompaon tor Blmmona. Prodng: Hrnrtrlckfton, Jamea, Of flrlala: Frost Vlrtlnlalf umpire, Burke (llllnoii); headllnei-man, Orady (0. C.I. The Farm lartu will meet the Frit tl and Institute team next Saturday on the Frultlnnd field. Hayesville Eleven Licks Young Harris (nctlrt To riflren-Tlmes) KM'ree.

nriron: umpire, toonm and he Msxm-fll, Ohio Bute, flrlrl Judar. tll'v. W. ft L. Spring Hill Checks Birmingham-Southern MOBILK.

Oct. 25. UP Spring Hill uncorked a last minute aerial game to win a 7-6 gridiron verdict here today over Birmingham Southern. The tlelng touchdown wan scored by Olbbona after snaring a pass. Murray place-kicked for extra point which won the game.

Southern had scored In the first quarter when Black skirled end 34 yards for th marker. coring: TSpr1na: Hilt 0 0 0 77 Southern 0 0 0 0 6 Pot rrard LE Manll'if Itkfihrd.i MVffMltl ft TrainT HT Kalei UK Or'lrn gn Wrtori Mat nn iv ra Dartmouth H'llllvan hr Hrrnrff AnrtrM MMfman frhn Yti4l-Kir Moffm Volff nmn'f Rrira period nartmnuih Harvard IT AYrsVIMJS Oft. 25 Hnyesvtlle I ITlph fooinnll te'tm met and defeated Young H.nrls High here TtiHny after-j noon, 12 to 0. The undefeated Hayes-! ville tam charged the big Voting 1 Harris I ne hard and opened great holes for the fast Hsvesville barks. Bt rat ton.

Wilon and Fred White scored Havesvjlle. Hsyffsvllle plsyi 'Andrews October 31. ft 7 0 ft 0 0 i plunged ever..