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THE TIMES OCTOBER 10. 1926 If WAVE BEATEN BACK BY GEORGIA TECH SUNDAY MORNING 3 3fi 9fi Tennessee Volunteers Defeat Lorn WHERE GREYHOUNDS WILL RACE FOR HONORS Terrific Attack of Tornado In Final Half Sweeps Aside Early Lead Gained By Tulane ATLANTA, Oct. 9 (AW Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado ran rougji-shod today over Tulane'a Green Wave in the fourth quarter 'o win a 9 to 6 victory here at Grant field. Tech's" terrific attack started late in the third quarter when Jrewer scooped up a Tulane pass on Tech's 31 -yard line and returned 14 yards. A series of line, bucks and tackle plays carried the Tor-iad(j down the field to the Greenie 21-yard mark, where the quarter nded with the ball in Tech's possession.

Hard Fought Battle at Baton Rouge Goes to Invaders; 8,000 See Teams In Great Struggle BATON ROUGE, Oct 9 swift' and deceptive attack gave tha Tennessee Volunteers a 14 to 7 victory over the Louisiana State university Tigers here today. A crowd estimated at 8,000 saw the Tigers fall before the sterling offense of the Volunteers. 1 usrren ana Murray bueitea tue tat" 1 tl MAJORS PASSING GAME WINS FROM Three blocked punts, en of wines 1 I n. 1 1 LOUISIANA TEAM liiiiiii io more yards before Tech lost pos-session on 11-yard fie. Morgan's pant was blocked and, Tech recovered the hall on Tulane's 21-yard line.

Smith and Randolph then bucked the line for short gains and 5am Murray broke through; right tackle for five yards and first down on Tulane's 10-yard line. On the next play Barron dived through right tackle and hurled himself over the Una for Tech's first marker. Smith drop-kieked goal for the extra point, giving the Tornado a one-point iead. Tech's other wo uolnts were made ll .1 Jackson, Oct. 9 The accurate passing of Jhnmie Francis was too much for the Southwestern Louisiana Institute eleven Saturday and the Milisapa college team won a hard-earned 12 to 0 victory, Milisapa scored early In the first quarter when two long passes from 4'lt it a few moments later when Johnny Francis to Blount and Frauds to 'i 'v If Crawford worked the ball to within downed Manvllle behind 'IK 1 fi five yards of the goal lint.

Byrd bucked the ball over In two plunges, but failed to make he extra point with a placement kick. The sensational passing: attac's was continued in the second quarter, one of 25 the Tulane goal posts. The Wave's touchdown was earned in the' second quarter when Tulane received the ball on Tech's 43-yard line. Ike Armstrong went off tackle, reversed his field and raced 20 yards before Purham downed him. Johnny yard? from rancis to Baxter result- Menville's oass to Pat Brown netted mg in a touchdown.

The Dig lines 28 yards and touchdown, Browne NINETY-YARD RUN FEATURES BAMA'S WIN OVER AGGIES Meridian, Oct. 9 (). The Crimson Tide of Alabama, with a force that staggered, swept back the hard fighting Mississippi Aggies and submerged them in a 26 to 7 defeat on the high school athletic field here this afternoon before the largest, most colorful and most enthusiastic crowd that ever witnessed a gridiron clamic here, Barnes, of 'Bama, scored tho first touchdown in the game in the first quarter and Caldwell kicked goal, the furmor going over right guard, The fighting Aggies evened Up In the second quarter, when, after series of passes that put the bail on 'Bama's 10-yard line, another pass, Meeks to Ricks, scored a touchdown. A. M.

registered the extra point when Meeks kicked goal. A series of end and line runs carried the ball to A. A 30-yard line hi the third quartsr and Winslett passed to Taylor, who dashed 80 yards to tho goal for a touchdown. Caldwell kicked goal. The Aargies had worked the ball to the Tide's goal when the period ended.

In the final period Barnes caught a pass and ran 90 yards for touchdown for Alabama, Caldwell kielcing goal. Is tho same period Vines took pass and went 35 yards for a touchdown. A try for goal failed. The line-ups: Alabama Position Mississippi Winslett Fountain Left End riekhard Mitchell Left Tackle Haglpr Thompson Left Guard atching the ball on Tech's one-yard inc. Martin broke throairh and went for a Tennessee touchdown contributed to L.

S. downfall In the first period Tennessee, using forward passes, delayed bucks and fake passes, marched down tha gridiron to the Tiger two-yard line, where L. S. braced and held for downs as the quarter ended- On the first play of the next quarter Mc-Keen broke through and blocked Mason's punt and Bamhill reeevered for a touchdown, McKeen kicking goal. After an exchange of punts, Moore of Tennessee fumbled and Godfrey of L.

S. U. recovered on the Volunteer 15-yard line, from whero Godfrey shot a pretty pass over the goal line to Haynes. Kesom kicked goal to tie the count a few seconds before the half ended. Receiving tha kickoff in tho third quarter, Tennessee again marched to the Tiger six-yard line, and a penalty brought them to L.

S. one-foot lino. Harkness went over for the winning touchdown and McKeen kicked goal. The last quarter found L. S.

U. threatening, advancing from her own two-yard line to midfield, but there Tennessoe held, and Mason'a punt was blocked, rolling backward deep into Tiger territory. Tennessee fought ber way to S. eight yard line, where the Tigers held. L.

S. after failing to gain through the line, punted to the Tiger 40-yard line. Tennessee then earned the ball to the L. S. U.

en-yarJ line, only to be held for downs again just before the end of the game. Ttnntee mado IS first downs to L. B. three. Tlnsley was star of tha Tiger line and Connoll shone in tha bsckfiild.

both on offense and itfcnie. For Tennessee Rice, Elmore and Hark, neei stood out, but the entire teem worked like a machine. L. U. (7) Tennessee (4) man caught the ball as he was crossing the goal line.

A try for the extra point with another pass failed. A. Dupuls and Foley, fleet Southwestern backs, ripped off several long gains, but were unable to get through the second line of defense, blocked Menvilla's drop-kick for the The line-up: Southwestern Milisapa Position Left' End' UftTackii'. Left Guard Tabor Itulufs Hookey Aueoin Blount Graham Everett McManua extra point, v'. The game ended with the Greenies in posssssion of the ball en Tech's line, having brought It he field in a series of dazzling Menville to Browne end Manilla to Wilson.

With tu exception of a few passes jsid in the early stages of the game md Tulane's last minute aerial at-tack, the game was a contest, of straight football. Tech's baekfield barren, Murray and Parham, made freqiient gains off taskle. Morgan and Murray averaged 45 with thtlr punts, Morgan 'punring over the Tech goal Csotain 0vtn Pool ef Tech was re- Center Babington C. Dupuls Right Guard Peevey Lacour Bight Tackla Baxter Sonnler Right End Francis Foley Out on the Greenwood road the Jewell Kennel club nee course is ncsring completion. Mule teams worked ill last week getting the ground in shape for the track.

Several score of carpenters are busy putting finishing touches to the grandstand, paddock and other structures. The picture shows the grandstand, also the mule teams. Since the photograph was taken ten diys ago the building work has advanced considerably. The first shipment of greyhounds will be tn Shrtveport in two weeks. C.

F. Peterson, contractor in charge, says the race meet will open the third week in October. jvd fror.i the line-up in the last Quarterback hstlf when ha wan injursd, Pound tak- "'Crawford A. Dupuls Jones (Captain) Til line-up: ing his place. Left Halfback Center Position.

icrsrla Tech. FUMBLES KEEP DOWN WILDCATS' Pcarcu Payne Perry Ennis Crpwley Position. Tulane Gamble Talbot Smith Brunson Harknsss Right Guard Tackle NORMAL BEATEN IN CLOSE GAME BY RUSK; FIELD GOAL DECIDES PLAY FOR TEAMS SCORE AND PAVE WAY FOR FOE Riirht End CROSS GOAL FOR TOUCHDOWN Left End. Loft Tackle. Left Uucrd.

Center, hight Guard. Right Tackle. Right I harp; Hartin Pool (C.) Ar.glfy Hood Marshall Brewer Durrett Mestetn Left 'End. Bibers JIcArthur Left Tackle. Tinsley Bamhill Left Guard.

S. Morgan Butcher Center. Wilson Tripp Right Guard. Kesom H. Johnson Right Tackle.

Grevcmburg J. Jones Right End. Mason Harkness (C) Biackltdge II. Wilson Walls Butavd G. Wilson Norman Alexandria, Oct.

9 (Special). The Wildcats of Louisiana college defeated the Jefferson college Blue Backs, of Convent, in Pincvills this afternoon, 14 to 7, in a hard fought game, marred by many costly fum bles by the little Pineville eleven, which went Into the fifth annual Barnes (Captain) Ricks Quarterback Brown Clarko Right Halfback Caldwell Chadwick Left Halfback Johnson Meeks Fullback Fcoro by periods: Alabama 7 0 7 12-2(1 A. St 0 7 0 07 Summary! Touchdowns Barnes 2, Ricks, Taylor (suh for Brown), Vines (sub for Koscnfcld. who subbed for Krown). Points after touchdown Caldwell 2, Meeks.

Officials; Klt-tlsmen (Northwestern), referee; Hutches (Purdue), umpires Severance (California), head linesman, FOOTBALL RESULTS Quarterback, clash with Jefferson outweighed Byrd Therriott Right Halfback Rouse Abramson Fullback Score by-periods: Millaaps 6 8 0 0-12 Southwestern 0 0 0 00 Millsaps' scoring: Touchdowns Byrd, Baxter. Referee Haxton (Ole Miss). Umplro McClure (Illinois). Head Linesman Barbour (Ole Miss). Time of periods 15 minutes.

CArM FIGHTING SPIRIT AROUSED, SAYS O'FARRELL By BOB O'FAKREIiL. (CoprrltiM. 126. by Unlmial Service.) Yankee Stadium, Now York, Oct; 9. I knew we'd do It and this waa a ball game that was decided on iw merits and there wasn't any of that luck stuff mixed in It, and we won, Just as we all figured we'd do and If the Yankees didn't grab themselves a mesa of horseshoes and four-leaf clovers while the game was being played we will win the next.

Shawkey and the things ho threw at us were Just to our liking but It didn't rnatto much difference who they started against us today, we'd have treated another Ju3t the same as we treated Shawkey, Natch'toches, Oct, 9 (Special). Th Rusk college frani Rusk, Texas, defeated the State Normal Demons by a count of 10 to fi, la a hrd fought epntest befcre a large crowd. Coach Prather's warriors nado almost two first downs to every one for the vhitinj opposition, but the breaks of the game wers in favor of Rusk- In tho first yunrter, the De. mons outplayed Rusk nil the way, but the visitors managed, to k'cp Normal from crossing tho goal. The quarter ended with Kormat ia paaesesion of the oval in ths visitors' territory and after five minutes of fist playing George Eastin want over for a touchdown.

Captain Walker failed to kick goal for the extra point. Rush found most of the playing in Elmore Young Rica Quarterback. Godfrey (C) Left Halfback. Haynes Right T. Fullback.

Sor by periods! t. S. U. 0 7 Tennessee 0 7 Scoring: Touchdowns Left End Rockhold Lutl Left Tackb Miles Neck Left Guard White (C). Plaissanca Center S.

Walker Freund Right Guard Ba'ird (C) Right Tacklo Taiaum Davis Right End Fletcher Schaub Quarterback Whitchouse Sardgina Right Halfback Parker Roussell Left Halfback Johnson Grutiman Fullback By quarters: Louisiana College 7 7 0 014 Jefferson 0 0 7 07 Scoring; Touchdowns, Downs 2, Edmondson; points after, touchdowns, Whitehouse placement, FreUnd. Sustitutesi Louisiana College, Shows, Denux. Friend, Fitiley, Bate-man, II. Walker; Jefferson, Flick, Labbe, Kulijis, Alexander, Ushello. Referee Floyd, L.

S. U. 0 0 7 7 0-14 Bamhill Pa: ham Pixiano Left Halfback. Barron Browne Right Halfback. Hurray Menville Fullback.

fjcore by periods: ijorgia. Tech 0 0 0 09 Tulane 0 6 0 06 MINDEN ELEVEN DEFEATS WALDO "HI" SCHOOL TEAM liinden, Oct. 9 (Special). high school Greenbacks its winning by administering thrashing to the Waldo Xh seaoul Friday afternoon, eight pounds to the man. The wildcats', pony backfield kept the ball In Jefferson territory throughout the contest.

Tho Blue Backs crossed the 60-yard line only once in the first half as a result of a fumble and were never In possession of the ball outside their own 30-yard lino in the last half, except when Ed-mondson picked up a fumble and ran 73 yards for their only score. Downs, left end, scored both touchdowns for the Cats, one on a 17-yard pass from Fletcher and the other as a result of a Jefferson fumble behind their goal. Whltehouse kicked both points. The, last quarter was scoreless, the game ending with the Cats in possession of the ball on Jefferson's 15-yard line. Line-up: La.

College. Jefferson. Position. Downs Edmondson their own territory following the Damon score in the second quarter. The ball exchanged hands several limes and the Teachera rcjortod to the air route just before the half ended, In this aerial attack, Bcown intercepted a pass from Fistin jn midfield ana raced 50 yards through a broken field for a counter.

Tabh from placement made good the kick for extra point, Following the score most of the play was in midfield for the remainder of thq quarter. Tlay In ths third period wss almost even with the estllng the best of the argument. It wr.s a punting duel bctwof'i Captain Walker and Brown, In vhlch Walker got off the best boots. As the fourth quarter opened tho ball was in the Teachers' possession In the opposite end of the field, Aftsr failing to mokt a first down Walker punted to Rusk en tho 7-yard linj with a return. Rusk tried the line en two nlavs with no gain and wr.s foce to iwt to Sims in midfie'd wtth 5 ynrds return.

After two plnvs, Walker punted to Rusk within the 10-yard line aid they were fercrd to punt after tvo plays. Playing for the next five minutes was onpositiona' territory. Several bad plays brought tha kail Into the Teaeh. ers1 slda of tha linn. Several off tackle drives were tried by the visitors but failed to gain.

On the third play Tahb made good a place kick from a hard angle from the 23-yard line, running the count to 10 points for his tesm. For tha remainder of the game the Teachers resorted to the air nnd completed several lonrr passes, but tl'n was cnlicd after they had worked the oval Inside the vfrltors' 33-yard line. On ht th Demons showed OOITIIWIV. Omrsla Tech Tulen t. Louisiana College li: Jnl 'frion Loubtinn Ktst 1 Tenntfirwe 14.

Loyola 14; TnnM Medici t. Ub.Mslm'i JJi florid 7, V.narbl!t Pryiion 0, nrmintfhim Suuthtrn SouthwMterO Ilmory and Henry 14; Cant Tena State Oklahoma 13: Tna University J7; (Oklahoma Oslethrirpe Onir e. fen Benrtlns J'j; Klr.g 0, HprlnMli ITi But Normal 7. Rollins Gsorgla A- M. Rim Institute Trinity Uiilvertltr Mlllssca 12; Sotithwtalorn LouWUna 0.

tt, HlfldMlPPi 7. Oklibuma Ami IS: lwn tiiaie 0. to 0, before a crowd estimated at Shocker ar.d Thomas and for the. old Cardinal fighting spirit was aroused, our backs were against ere than 500 people. This marked is third victory of the locals in as attempts.

The Greenbacks are sing considered as strong iontsnd-i i'or tha prep school championship BASTROP'S AIR GAME TOO MUCH FOR OAK GROVE HOMER ELEVEN HOLDS BOLTON BEARS TO DRAW the state, and Judging from their kreo games thus far this season, Jnjluna 14: Kentucky 1. rhrv are Indeed strong contenders. Lsmtile Colbert, the flash halfback the Greenbacks, continued his TOUCHDOWN IN FINAL QUARTER BEATS SEW ANEE Dallas, Texas, Oct. ,0 a touchdown in the last fiva minutes of play, the Texas A. and M.

college football eleven staved off what soemod certain defeat by Scwanee of Tennessee in annual dash at the State Fair of Texas hero today. The reore was 6 to 8. Quarterback Jcel Hunt of the Aggies took the ball about 45 yards in three plays, going over on the last, skirting right end for nine yards. Sewance'3 score was mads near the end of the first half. With the ball on the Aggies' two-yard lino, Helvey riado a perfect placement kick.

Thereafter the Sawnra defense proved good that despair hunf ovor the Texas rooters until Hunt grabbed two mrtses In suJCJBEion for gains that brought him to tho Sswanee nine-yard line from wheva hi scored. Today's game makes three victories for the Agglea and one tie with Sewancc during the past four yours. Sewanee (3) Texas AygUs (() Cauttrcll 8lkes Left End Kirby Smith Dleterich Left Tackla Prude Wylle Clemnon North CSmHna Stte I. Auburn 8.1: Mowurd 14. Trttn A.

M. (: K-wnnco 3. Virginia f.ynchbur's Dnlic 2J: felon North Tl Ccreilaa 0. Kotnuka 13; V. M.

I. T. nsalionsl playing by scoring five 'ouehdowns. Colbert's broken field (Te.nnespee), Rice (Tennessee), Haynes (L. S.

U. Points after touch down McKeen (Tennessee) 2. By place kicks Nesom (L. S. Substitutions: L.

S. U. Connell for Dimniiclc. Vineyard for Babevs, McCall for Grevemburjr, SLumof for Wilson, Chandler for McCall. Wilson for Stnmrf.

Gravemburg for dandier, Dimmick for Connell. Donnell for Dimmick, Babers for Vineyard, McCall for Tennessee Dodson for Young. Witt for Riee. J. Johnson for S.

Jones, Landress ior McKeen, Hartley fr McArthur, Lowcry for Tripp, Rice for Wit: Younc for Dodson. S. Jones for J. Johnson. McKeen for Landress, McArthur fer Hensley, Tripp fer Low-try.

Officials Bates (Sewanee). ref-, ercc; Fortier (Washington Stated umpire: Jones (Alabama), head linesman; Howell (L. S. timekeeper, 11 Lufkin Panthers in Third Straight Win Lu'kin. Texas.

Oct. 9 (Special). Ths Panthers, leef 1 high school foot-hall team, their third straight victory Friday afternoon, when they defeated the eleren from the Center high school. Following the clos of the first half, Coach Kellnm pulled his first string men and played the remainder of the game with the raw material. At tha close ef the fourth quarter the score stood 20 to 6 in faver ef the Panthers.

The games so far have been played with class schools, but from now until th close of the season all game will be played with class A schools, the first irame beta with Jacksonville next "imning has been the sensation of 'ha season, and he eesms sure to 'Hirke the all-state team this yuar. Many times during the game Colbert loose and -'for once going (rood br.nd of bell, but on the of-i -nse they ficfm-M! to lsk ths punch, they did outplry tha Rusk eleven. KASTEKX. Tnl? 19) fleoiKln 0. Chlemrn SI: Mr ri'lowt fl.

Odararrlown 7: WafiUlnutun CMDffff 0. Hnly Oronn 16; Harvard 14. )ftrtmoulh V. F. I.

Cornll 45: Wllllomfl 0. foIumWa 49; Hljyn 0. Korrrt I'mman 10. Ntry 14; Pr'th 7. T.nfoyatle 17; Tittsbufirh 7.

''rtnipitl T''(h 47; Adrlnn 0. N.w Vork Vnlverally Vast Wabva 7. Byrarqwi 3: Wllllc'ti anil Mary 0. Army 21: Duvm Klklnn 7. Trtncpton nnd ti 7.

mton tTnlverolty Ncwlwrry (I. St: CrHlon M'arhington and Jdffertion IS: Itwffrr 8, I'lnkln ilouth Carolina Prtabytnrlaa li. the line-up: Following Noiinnl Caldwell Rusk College Positions. Cutler Left End. Nettles Homer, Oct.

9. Homer high school team held the Bolton Bears to a 7 to 7 tie Saturday evening. Bolton kicked to Homer and after several hard fought plays Bolton made a touchdown and kicked a goal in the first quarter. The stfore remained the same until in the last part of the fourth. Lee intercepted a forward pasa, putting the ball close to tho goal line.

In the next two plays Cameron fumbles the ball and Menofre recovers it, making a touchdown. Bill Cameron kicked goal, tying thf score, 7 fo 7. Homer stars were Lee and Cameron in the bacltfield and Robinson, Matie-fce and Fulmer In the line, Bolton stars were Rockhold, Smith and Clay. Both teams played a splendid gsme and fought hard. Rolled Stocking Wins Golden Rod Handicap Louisville, Oct.

9 Stockings increased her first season winnings by $6,020 net today, taking the Golden Rod handicap feature race of Get-away day at Churchill Downs. The timo for tha seven furlongs was 1:25 4-B. Ethel Dear was second and her stable mate, Lovely fanners, third. Twelve two-year-olds started. Aiken Iieft Guard ,3 yards lor a toucnaown.

His bro-c 'field running has boon Sensational. His gsins In ths game Frl-Av averaged from 20 to 75 yards. The Greenbacks outplayed the Waldo team In every quarter, and touchdowns at wiil. Ths locals displayed a fajt team, that was hard to stop. The visitors played straight hard football, and made manv first downs through rams at the line.

Twice during the game Colbert Irroke loose and ran more than half the distance of the field for touchdowns. Ths line-up of the game was as follows: Minden (58) Position. Waldo (0) I Miller Young Left End, Bunjir.e Black Left Tackle. Murphy Daniels Left Guard. Wedgeworth Philips Center.

Inabbinatt Dixon Right End. McCollum Dean LeftTatkle. Boyd A. Davis Left Guard. Knight Barrington Center.

W. Walker House Right Guard. McKellar Heard Ricrht Tackle. Center Right Guard Watts Rektorlk Spratt WKHTKKN. Notre Danie ttl; Mlnnracta 7.

Ohio 8tte 47; Ohln Wesioyan 0. MlrhiKDti CK: Mfhtsun Btata Collee I. WUcnnmn ll: Kn t. Mlrnourl 14: Ntbrsiks 7. Bastrop, Oct.

9 (Special). Bastrop defeated Red Swanson's gridders from Oak Grove yesterday afternoon, 37 to 0, showing th most powerful offensive the local team has ever de-vslopcd. The line starred with the two Calhouns, Womack, and Craig carrying the boll for long gains. Oak Grove was on defensive throughout the gamo as Bastrop was to punt on only one occasion. The Svransonitea bucked Bastrop's heavy liner for fair gains saveral time but did not seem to find themselves amidst the oppositions line drives.

End runs and a shower of passes from Captain Credille Calhoun, mostly to Womack, featured. They completed seven out of 11 passes. Score: Oak Grove 0 0 0 0 Bastrop 13 6 6 1237 Touchdowns C. Calhoun 2, Womaak 2, Craig 1, A. Calhoun 1.

Officials Covington, L. S. Melton, Ouachita, and Guest, Arkansas. Forward Pass Wins for Ringgold Team Ringgold, Oct. 9.

Ringgold hljh school won the second game of the season Saturday by defeating Doyline high to 0. It was a hard fought' battle from the time the game started. The only score was made by a pass from Tommer to Allums. The locals were outweighed JO pounds to the man but they fought to the last and held the. visitors scoreless.

T. Cook, M. Allums and A. Mosclcy were the outstanding stars. T.

Cook carried the ball for 63 yards and has never lost a yard this season. Ringgold will go to Oil City October wherw they will meet the Oil City eleven. Tho officials were Dr. E. C.

Aucoin Cooke Kimbrough E. Small Friday in Jacksonville. Right Tackle Diffenhauch Jones Black RlghtEnd Colgin Young Left Halfbaek Football Equipment Right End. Sims Tohb Quarterback. Miller Jones Left Halfback.

L. E. Walker (C) Leming Eight Halfback. Eastln Davia (C) the wall, It was dp or die today and we did it. Coming from behind Is our speciality.

It has been all year long, if we're handicapped a little it doesn't disarrange us. and never did, we fight all the harder; play the better, wo showed It this afternoon. W'e went out on'that flold determined to batter Shawkey or any other pitcher off the mound and that's what wo did, not only that but I think we denioralitod th Yankees and broke their spirit, I think the homing wo gave them hns taken a lot of the fight out of them nnd plenty of confidonee nnd when a tenm Is battered up Ilka wo battered the Yankeps today I don't think It will do any comeback tomorrow. I figure the as ours. Old Alex pitched another magnificent, game, he made these Yanks look a whole lot unlike pennant winning crowd In any league.

He was out there pitching with his head, his arm and his heart. He was out-smarting these Yankees from one Inning to another nnd the support got, plus the backing of our bate mado it a nice smooth trip for him. CARDINALSRAN YANKEES DIZZY, MEUSEL WRITES Bv MOBMEUSEL (Written Expressly for Universal Service) (Com-risM, fc lTnlvfl prw.) STADIUM. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.

After taking good look at the scoreboard this afternoon, when the game was over, 1 found that we'd lost. I rather suspected we had, but I wasn't quite sure until I took that look, for the Cardinals ran us so dizzy chasing balls in that outfield that 1 couldn't keep track of what was happening at home plate. Whew, what a beating they gave us. No luck In It, either. They weft Just in a hitting mood and they slammed everything that came within three feet of them, and I guess Babs and Combs and myself must hava punched about 8,000 holes on ths outfield by chasing after the balls they drove out our way.

We all thought that Bob Shawkey could stand thole Cardinals on their cars this afternoon and cinch the game and the championship for us. But It couldn't 6t don. These fighting red birds from out St. Louis way were in a hitting mood, and when a team is that way all the pitchers In the world can't stop them. They hit about everything that went up their way.

and how they hit. The hollow places outside the park Just back of mt seemed to be constantly echoing the crashing of their bnts against the ball, It was discouraging for us to lose when we figured we'd surely win, and I guess the old discouragement stuff sort of destroyed the usual Smothness of our play in the final Right Tackle, Johnson Burgess Right Halfback Ilelvey Woodman Fullback Todd (Capt.) Hunt Quarterback Score by periods: Sewanee ,...,.....,.0 3 0 03 Aggies ..,.0 0 0 ft 0 Summary. Touchdown Hunt, Field poal Helvey. Officials Rix (Dartmouth), referee. Robbing (Vonder-bilt), umpire.

Moore (Yanderbilt), head linesman. Right Guard. Quarterback. McGowtn Tolland Ackiens Bruster H. Miller Green Grigsby Colbert Fullback.

Score by periods; Rusk 0 7 0 8-10 Normal 0 6 0 0 6 Officials Doc C. C. Stroud (Tufts), referee; Dunck Lcman, umpire; Key-ser, head linesman. Substitutes: ra a 1 Barhan, Blancbard, Lablanc, Aaron. E.

Walker, Killen, Hanchey, Keekan, Red-inir and Mathews. Rusk Snyder, Wllkerson and Gardner. TYLER HIGn WINS. Tyler, Texas, Oct. 9.

Tyler ran away with the third scheduled football game of the season at Troup Friday, winning over Troup high school, 40 to 0. The Tyler team showed remarkable improvement over the form shown at the East Texas fair last week when they defeated Longvicw, 82 to 18, In a game full of fumbles and miseues. We now have on display a large and complete stock of Football Good3 and invite your inspection. Ask to see the Wilson and Rawling ready-laced Football with valve bladder. Football Shoes, Shoulder Pads, Helmets, Sweat Shirts, Risrht Half.

Herron Kennedy Fullback. Cook, referee, Atlanta college, and E. B. Gillon, umpire, Tech, and Milts, head linesman, S. U.

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