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i I- Both' lIM An Tune Sc re 3t4to0. mijjxh 1 R3L1cg ot helr hives on Turkey with thIritlnger In good work- erderl the- TeUow Jackets ngthe t.on Tigers In the final a Of th 4 ll football season. fh toyalJ ns-al ka4 his tall iin thlrtJ different knOtL be wunLbla to sink hi claws ithsvbao otrth Jacket itor a the nd consecutive year the its whitewashed the Tigers add- kftpig points to the 1110 score. In. iWSsj they broke the tie In games Tecs now.

having fly. victories OMilr credit and Clemaenfour id' of Half Bek Gore. oovirtnS the punts of Patterson and Ala and picking up the short kicks they struck the la due majority of th forth blg core. This. coupled with the vicious In returning and end sprintingowith a crlss crosses by Thomuo.

And' aek ovaa the' ends and bucks captain Patterson did the trick. B- lii Two plays beautiful to. watch from spectatora standpoint. were the Jn points' In the Jackets attack. time during the game Jackets orldd at abort kick.

just over- the tm- of' the secondary defense of tit. a Rd too close in for the quar ck to 'V) down from 141. swoop down onthe bounding XVplck It' np and canter a few rd before Tseing brought to earth. one occasion he grabbed a yard unt-onthe first bounce and sped the tremainlngl yards to a ucbtlo. delayed pass back of.

the line on an end over end run. resulted In three iistthtouchdown the Jackets made. Qnflcg from his position on the end. feacaTwould receive the--pass from center. Running some 10 yards ek of Buck and to his- let Cook received tit.

Black. Acting is interf erer for Cook Blackjwould bawl over a tackier or two and Cook. eluding the irest. with Ooree and Colemn picking Jjlm up as interfer- he' sped for the score. ThisPlay was one of the prettiest year on thelocal field and edmnclapjplAustfrom the spec.

Too much praise cannot be given the Tigers Of Dobson or their- plucky tJLty fight. They never gaT up anti were playing Just. a hard and tero- riously at the end a in the first ix i JPjte Tigers" Defense. An speakIng or thatfirst quarter. om the Jackets' worked the Inside toe Tigers' yard line.

to have them cornered lid mad. them buck hold them. or The fifth time-came la the part of the second quarter. Webb thrown behind the line on the a safety. From then was a question of how.

much the 1 score. though the fiercely contested very Inch rjrr pick out the tare for the ets would be an Injustice to the the with the exception This. lad played the great- his career as a Jacket. rely and defensively he sras play. But In covering punts was in element If he did not Nthem be nailed the.

receiver in time. Captain Bissell Webb and playVJ grand bell both of- tssivii and defensively while flritt at his last game as. a Tlfceltgav ehebest exhibition of taeltl playing that be1 has uncorked since tbscomlng a Tiger four years narked iheworkof both teams though damson. earn. atmor crittcaiprtods Notdurlng the gajne were the Ttgers penanced tire in iii were Imposed a the Jackets Aifalrly- goooi Thdnkigirtng day wa witnessed the final game of tl sesson.

Tb game Indetail la a follows Cibmeon won the toss and elected I i to kickoff Teen defending the. vast I goaVBlssell stuck his foot Into the Hal at o'clock and the gam. was nan returned. lh tick off Cook soade ayard Patterson a Patterson kicked. SimsoaTkot the ball on their 50.

Itn Tech waa-penallied yards" off On two trie Qould ot. and Lewis kicked. itblocked the. punt and recovered ball Clemson' yard line. tor yards.

joa added 13 craned tte other pa Patteda Cookgot 1 added and Patterson I Clam- sea then hew os to their yard line the ball went over. T. I wU again attempted to psst only to vathe Tecs recov- i erlng on ths I ys Cook made i yards arosnd end. vThenj--Clemson held Tick for downs again. Oemson kicked and Cook return the ball IS yards Clemsons yard line.

Gore mad. 4 through tackle. Black Wt around end for made 1. Ooreo Partersonil then mor Cook then earned the ball to' within- yards of demsons goal on to have demaon hold again for downs- Clemson kicked and Cook brought the ban back 1 yards. aemson' 20' yard line A pasa went wrong.

the going to on their 1 yard Use. damson kicked and Pat t- Ursoa. earner beck I ardst. Gone made i yards the repeated sT or more. PattorsoB added then Black mad.

S. On the next. play Tech tumbled the ball being casmson OD their oim yard The r. quarter ended there. At ttr start' or the second quarter Webb' tried to run the trail out.

but Tbomason throw. him behind toe line for a safety. ch CleO 0. Tile ball was brought out Jo the yard line and put Into' play. kicked and Cook came k1714e.

Took" went around envfor0 yards dodging tacklers. Gorse added 7 around th other end. made 2 around end and Patterson hit the Un for ------Vi' Then' cam-'a trick' play. Black started around en followed him. As he rounded end Black tossed to Cookrfwho ran the remaining Is to touchdown Patterson kicked oaU Tech a Clem son.

i Clemson kicked off and Coleman came back 10" yards. Teen two fumbles in succession and then was forced to kick. The ball Ira Clemson's on yard line. Cleu kicked and Cook cams back Cook made I' around end. Patterson added :7 through line.

Cook. made ona cross. lore. added X. Cook got more.

Black added 1. Patterson then kicked. 00. recovering the ball-and being downed on yards the ball belngr on tiemeons l- rd line. where they held tciemsoa kicked.

and Cook cabe beck 16 yards. Gores made I and then Tech. was penalised yards for being offside. Black made I- lewIs grabbed a Teen forward pass nd sped rara bf or a was down- Webb made yards. demson kicked.

Tech getting the ball their yard Coleman male then. I. Patterson kicked. Blush tumbled and picked up. ball- and ran JO yards to Clemsons yard line.

Patterson i made I. A forward pass then went wrongClemsos getting the ball Jam sprinting I. yards before being downed. A forward vase. Bluseil to Lewis made yards.

The first halt ended with. the ball In-damson's possession on their own yard line. Clemson kicked off to start th third quarter. Ceuk came- back--16' yards. Patterson made Cook a Black' Gore.

2. Patterson 5. PUrson- kicked 41 yards Gore. recovered. the' ball' on.

demson' yard Cook made yards and then he and Black work. ed that pass back of the line. IS yards for a touchdown. Patterson kicked goal. Tech It.

Clemson 0 demson kicked off end Gores came back 15 yards Patterson- made yards Patterson kicked CO yards. Go. picked up the ball on the lire. oonoe andfran SO to touch-I down. Patterson klckeff goal.

i Tech JO Clemson Clemson kicked off and Gore. came' back. yards. Patterson made I yards. Tech was then plled 15 yards for.

holding. Patterson kicked and BleoJl came back 10 yards. Clemson tumbled and llutton recovered. Patterson kicked- and Blssell cam back demsor. worked two forward passes or a total I eI 5 yards.

demson kicked and Cook came back I yards. Cook made- 14- yards and Blactc went end over end. for IA mote. Patterson kicked and Cole. was 'downed In his tracks.

Colts made nine yards around end. Webb added on through. the line. tolas' got three yards around the end' and a torward pass Webb to Bissell. worked for eight yards.

demson then kicked and. Patterson came back. flee yards. Cook mad. four yards- then seven and Patterson.

added eight. Patterson kicked. Cole. being downed In his tracks demson kicked and Cook cam. back five yard.

The third qnar- er ended with the ban In Tech' Possession on demsonsi yard line. r. Toartk Qesdr Cook made afx yards to start the fourth quarter Ooree added. five. Black- got two Patterson" nine Gorse OorM lit.

Black then worked his pass behind the line with Gores. who went fifteen yarQa to' a touchdown. Patterson kicked goal. Tech emson leneon kicked i off had Sinclair came back ton Ooreo made nine yards. Banches added four Qo re.

St eight Te llwaj then-penal- lied fifteen yards or holding. Tech kicked and. demson returned it. Alexander kicked and Cole. was downed In his tracks Qsmsoii kicked' and Patterson came back five.

Two forward passes failed. Another exchange of punts made. Patterson-- made five yards. then Alexander kicked. Clemson re covered the ball" on a rumble A forward pass tailed Clemson kicked and Marauder came.

back five yards. Patterson made' six. Cox made. flvethen came back for eleven Gorse. got three' and Cox twelve more.

Alexander kicked and- the damson man waS downed on Til own yard line. On the first' play' a Clemson man tumble and ttonJofVTech feU on the bell' yard from the goal line. then' went over for a touchdown. Patterson- missed tho goal. Tech II i Clemson kicked off and Button me back two yards.

Black- made seven. Patterson twelve and Gore. one. Patterson kicked and Cples came back five yards. C' Webb made eight around Coles added six around the- other.

The ame ended with the ball In' demson pos' session on Tech. yard line. The up Soklllattw. i isit ap4l bt9iaa Colley Baron- Cusoa. I iif ls 0 art iSf a Hear i.

night Tnkle Lit Stadalr wM- SUM tee cit niuli Is Qvart ctt tnleass t4niThk Gorw al tit ta Cook. Cm west isuibKsk A4o Ott Con. toediilowK. ritum vl Oi wK. Webb- erTqasxiarv.

11 auv Us. et Ttasesr Untam tapir' Bran Vsdntilti ViSd aa Le liii FOOTBflLL GRMES South. Miss. A Mlaalasippt Oaatnl gsMesy v. is.

it. c. A mm tL ll. Ka irtn 3T 5worcSe tf theand the Sn. wane.

teamfell before the Vauderbil by the score of II to. 0. At no time during the game ivasthers a chance fee thst losers. Cntil the last quarter of the gam they had not made first down a- single timerbutln thisperiod several skilfully exepotsO forward passes netted. some 30 yards carriedthem well intoVaaderbilt football career- of Kay Morrison.

probably the' greatest gridiron fever throwed southern Held and put' si brilliant finale to his four years of work. Hl open field run ning was superb but tar a slipper field his achievements would have-been even more re mafkable. .1 OUlem the great ponter of the Se wanee team dldnot have a. demonstrate his still along this line for. th VanderbUt werei on to of Jilm on oh occasion.

Twice his kicks- were blocked by FreCland Toni Brown and thus paving way tar touchdowns. The up IC aorta. ltt tt Eight rt. ouc. RISht TMUS4.M 4.

Bran Sttht ax Momxxi 8 rtCTt ot COltiSs. mit Hal uk. Ictstt 1' V. Tom- Goal item 8al jysita I. i 3- Mi a r- Jackson Miss.

November JO. Mis sissippi AMdcefatcd the Unlversl- ty of Mississippi In the' eleventh annual football contest between the teams for' state- championship today Today' rune made. honor. even. each with five victories to their credit and the odd game a tie.

The collapse of a temporary 'spectator stand resulting in broken. bones and binned' bodies to half hundred tersnn delayed the start of the game. The game proceeded when order was A M. let end- was largely responsible for the scoring. He secured the ball on a fumble In the second quartet' and made a remarkable run tor a touchdown.

Jennings kicked soil. 7 The university team' bad the. advantage la weight but I. It players were. faster and outpointed their' op ponents.

Athens Ov November 10. The Tech Clemson and Tandy Sewanee scores today- were just a fraction more than duplicated. the a on Sanford field between' the Athens High school and. the Richmond. Military academy.

The score was il to favor at the local eleven. Florida a. Cbarleetea O. Jacksonville. TIe NovemberL3o.

The University of Florida football team clearly outclassed Charleston college on the' local field this afternoon and won'- by score of 21 to 0. The' score does notTtell the story of the game as Florida should have made at least three more touchdowns. Only In the third Quarter' did. Charleston college have-an opportunity to score that beings when Florida tumbled punt. Charleston hailthe ball recov ering after being Jorced to kick on Florida's yard dropped back and tried for a field goal but Taylor played hJ usual brilliant game for Florida.

making many pretty always worked the forward pass to advantage Bule. right end. getting off for a touchdown as the result of. forward pass from Tenney. Both elevens broke training" in this oily.

tonigoir Florida finishing the season without shaving been- defatted w. I TnUs 5. New Orleans. November. 30.

With six regulars out' of their up because the a. I. A. A. oaetyear rule Washington'-and Lee.

played- an uphlll game with Tulane here today the final score being a tot tie. was regarded as the fastest and bet game of the season played before the larg- Jest crowd ever gathered at the stadium or a football contest. The weather was Washington and Lee was morethan equal Tulane on the defensive after Wlmsley had made the first touchdown and tailed at goal In. the begin ning of the' second quarter filler the visitors left guard. tied the score ln the third quartert' ploughing yards' through Tulane's line for.

touchdown with slx opponents OlAngsng on to nrissea.a difficult angle. Thelaat quarter developed open playing on- both sides and punting was frequently resorted to. Malcolm. Mil ler. lilies and' Battery varying the with and yard rushes.

Walmsley'- and Gulls figured- the gains ZorTulane the Matter receiving a yard forward pass- tromQuarter Back Marks Tulane later losing- the ball on downs. The" game ended with the hail on the visitors'- yard line in their Carlislel Bmo. Tt- I November 0. The Carlisle Indians cloeed Otis the most successful football seasons' in their history- today By defeating Brown. It to It was the fifth time tie two teams havedetain and the first time Carlisle- won.

All the- scoring was done the second- period. A yard ran by Welch gave the first touchdown' to Carlisle hbauKb af. ter a. blocked kick the yard. line scored 1 a touchdown for Brown.

whose kicking has been the feature of the football year- added six-points to hi record by two beautiful goals from the fteldfor Carlisle. The. Indians' play was' markedby quirk shifts double passes cross runs and plunges which seldom filled St. Louis. November 30.

St. Xioufj and' universities toot6aU teams'-played to lie this after- semi on a frozen Held. A score was made Louis to the first quarter and by yracnse la the. second. Neither team wa able to.

get the ball' be- bind the goal line. In' th last. half. Each side made- traqnent gains by punts. Forward passes were not resorted to either team ex tent.

ff OUsilissie. xaasX Anstln Texi' November okai homa' estaUl lid the claim to rfh football championship of south west by. a defeating Texas on Clark fl Mf today- tt JL Oklahoma came here undefeated thUyear. and also proclaiming th team champiosshipot the- Mississippi- Valley Texas scervd in the first three tee of play on a kick train place- mentv but thereafter ever came wUhlai-ajtrlklngidlstasxre- of theeppo seats' goal' lines Oklahoma scored la matd.f mxa i. VranalAtor.

ot thu it i aw jii Tea Prize- Race Chevesi her Brilliant UU rnnnerot the llsrlsC colle finished first In Jh road race of. the cut. only after a hard Uht wltbW. 3. Locke of the Wesley Me mortal At the finish the two were but' a Le the tape atthe club the start and the finish being al the Au burn avenue club house.

thee two beys stuck together. Toe- race was. practically between them an the way. It was. a pretty sight a they raced' necTc.

and neck toward the. finish sins. The route covered by the run was- i- follows Piedmont- Piedmont to Ponce de'- Leon Ponce da1 Leon to Peachtree Peachtree to' Auburnand Auburn to the club a distance' of and :10 tunes The winners wss 17 minutes. 28 seconds. In every way th race was a success.

There were' thirty entrant and starters and much enthusiasm was marked at the finish The boys strung out all along the route in single ills racing every minute of the This race Is but the first of a series of to be held under the' auspices of the. Stuck Interest- Is being manifested in running land the success of th race yesterday was due to the efforts of Joe Bean. the atllletio director of the club. A gold medalwant to the winner. a sliver to the.

second man and a bronze to the The team a silver loving cupwent tothe Marlt college ten leading boys at the finish were as follows 1 Gilbert Cheves. Marist college. 2. W. Wesley MemoriaL Manning.

Marlat. 4. Conrad Boys dub 5. Maurice Sailer. Boys Club.

John Marcy Marlst college. 7. Thomas Hancock. Marist college. 8Lynno Brannen Marlatcollege wBedeH Marist coilege.

10 Vernon Frank Hoyt By Jam i. tsi reUi Macon Can November- to. Special. In one of the games of the seasons Mexcer. turned the ntrlckloa Howard and.

played them off their feet.vrwinnng- 19 to The. weather wasideal and thplayer put avlot of. pepper and ginger into their ply- Ing. Mercer bad decidedly th and Were not hard pressed Howard at any stags of the v. There was much punting throughout the game end a number of times Mercer's ends.

recovered. the punts. There was very 11 toeforward until quarter when--both' teams opened up a little. Howard made first' down only three times andone of these on a forward pass. In- the- Irst- quarter M6- after a spriec.

of kicks by both teamsrushed the ball from the center of the field 1ft. three plays for a. touchdown. Mer- cer did not score Intb secondquar ter but made three touchdowns In th third lid one' In the fourth quarter. Captain Sellers' running back' punts Normans line kicking and Foxworth's and Irwin.

end ran were the features the MeKnlght fit end. wt especially good in getting down under" punts and made a touchdown by recovering on Zel and Brantioylplayedtthbeat bill fortLnwr 1f Tim. follotting thai of tJB two i. cil utat OaBML i Sins. ni HUM Oomrt.

Bo ll Orels SkIt Tackle W' Esd vr vFsissl KitT TayIw melt Half i vXrvl Wlnro. ii Lrtt Bait iwiit BruUW Fnllt ei v. r- Nesass snmkl i w- Qtt5betk sOIr Opt. ftnuuuT TnKMovsW X. yeeerth Ool ted lnrsrtMr.

Tim 15' lBHt rt ru UH Red of ter StrMt Evwtt hMtf' Oaaiiua uoplr WCbO tCarlUW xiuesberr t5leiecaiidi Ota. 7 1 4 Ala November Withjn the Jast ten minntes off play thlsafternoon jAlabamaJBeot dergrlff over Davidson' Tg6ai for 1two touch down sad ithft' aAe' ended .16 to Infavor ofAlabarnaw Vendsrgriff also crossed' the North' Carolina goal In thei first- peried-f hut ttUwnl guai' la th iiecondvquftrter af forward pass failed and Wllllford. got the ball and registered their- nlyf touchdown. Boo kicked goal and soed ft. to I la' Davidson's favoT until the-last few minutes of the fonrtfl quarter.

they' playing principally on thedete slvg. r-- Arkansas aljrfswa Little lock Ark. November JO. University. of Arkansas defeated" UnI yersity of Lo ll to.

0 Intnelr annual Thankiffivlog- footbali game here today. 7 V. The' superior physical oatfltlon Arkansas responsible for xheirvvietory Both- touchdowns came. la the. last half they had worn down the Ught but plucky Lou- IslananOnly was Louisiana within striking of Arkansas' goat line tUt being In the second ball when a urobled ut gay them the bell on-Arkansas' yard Une Here Arkamns li stiffened- and.

liter Louisiana's attack had been rtwlcere a fumble gave the'-T to A AT The latter. was three tome bel fork 4Coheger Station- 5Texasa. Soveniber cal college won Baylortmlvenlty here tills arm to IL Th A-A interesting for On is lla am ac' ftSS VL yty By. Bowell. Fore.

In one' gulp the YeUowjck have swallowed the Thltkuglving turkey and the remains of the maonli Ti The oval pigskin on the grJSpySn before onreyesvolotlonl the oblong. iturkeytLasTed brown Lnd greasy- tie demionlanireom In on the gravy train. i' ThnrsdayV game at' close to tit. dope a blgclean vic tory for the Jackets. The game while not close la cor aschar cterlied by wlf movement rof Q.

ton at an moments hoMlngthejnter Thero Srasa tnati ew1 game-- exhibited i yesterday. bttt after alt. those same-old Un. bucks. proved very effective gainers.

The forward pass wasworked ore' than in any other game of season and a good part or the time was both spec tacular- effective Clemson used a numberof short passes. These were usually successful but' times it seemed that the game. washardly worth the The Yellow Jackets used a sideward pass on end runs which. while not as uncertain a Clemsons short pass was safer and a better gainer Both sides kicked much andthe bill' toes of the opposing puutare Gore was :1. good shape Thursday and was much more affeotive thanihe was against Oeorgjar J.

All season' Oore has bean fast on getting down on punts- bnf Lgalnst Clemson he was swift as Several times he kept under the oval as it hurtled piili the air he bounding along the flora oven as an auto beneath an aeroplane vapturlng. the ball on the first- bounce he often gained healthily and added honey to the el- low Jacket hive tr rtBons determined defense and deadly tackles were the. Mature of her Captaln BlsseU lof. Clemion. was one of th Tigers irho could" make against the Jacket tacklers hi.

clever footwork and elusive dodging was baffling to opponents. Another clemsonian who performed exceedingly weli was Sinclair Webb. the year Jell back. This lad got way with a fut' end rwr once for a goodly distance he was strong also on defense tand. should a.

fast player Tacit season or the last quarter' of the game' and of th-eason- Tech pulled oft a bunch of plays wlthllghtnlng speed. The statistics show that greatly out- 1 gaiqed demson in the latter' part of the contest even more sb than In the first period. The-- linesmen found a stunt equal to Marathon when they were required- to drag the yard chain after the. flying Yellow Jackets. A pond of oficewater in the middle of the- field.

was th seen of. several spectacular plays in the form of swimming and high-diving In number Thursdays crowd was bii low the Turkey day standard. Jhe box' car' in naragreuna toe most thickly populated stand which factWa possibly ua to th warmth radlatcdvby tbe uearby- locomotive. The. Yellow Jackets who fought their last frrldiron'-bajtle yesterday fought well.

Patterson Coleman and. the other' seniors played In their 4 BtrnsgleCol rnan was' particularly noticeable. leading In the march the CIemsoniangoal The wind and the weather were' awful on our latest Thanksgiving day but. few statistics wer Jotted down avi frozen lec of paper' with an Icloje pencil. Hero are the COLD fig- urci anti fsjt Tint' Jtiuafter Tocft.

iyard Jourth uarur lecni U. yards' First Quarter Tech 1 kick for. IS yards Clemson kicks for total. of 10S yards. Second Quarter Tech.

lck- for' yards demson. kick for 5 yards. Third Tech. 4 kicks for yards Oemson. kicks for SO yez4.

Fourth. Quarter Tech kicks for lJ yardj Clemsot 4 kicks or' ST yards. Total on yerwar Passes i5 First' Quarter Tech. 16 yard. fall) none Second Quarter Tech I yards successful l3 yards falledr demsonvT yards successful 10 yards failed Third' Quarter TecV none Ctemioa.

15 yards ol 10 yd failed Fourth. Quarter Tech 13 yards failed Clemson. 10 yards Nmbsr Tech one for 25 yards LeUgtsuc- cqsfuL demsonV our for total pf IS yards being ufuJ Clemsonmade several. abOLt passes Which netted- gains of small Distances. Tech jseda side or backward pass which.

though-not a forward.pasvald- ed Jnlongendjruns 7. First Qoarter Tech. I Clemson i on penalty Second Quarter Tech 7 demson Third Juarter Tech 7 Clemson 2. Fourth Quarter Tech. JO Clemson.

j- Total ot Gains. ech I 5 ardsr dem- jTech. 114' yards demson is-- ya 4s. Punts Tecli llv kicks for" total of 5T yards. Average punt 275 yd Csmson 15.

kicks for total of 7 yards. Average punt. lt6 yards. In honor ot. their- victory over the demson team Coach jelsman of Tech.

gave the victorious Yellow Jacket a banquet at the Rathskeller of the. Fortl last night Every man who participated. In. the game was his- gvesc. The Young Woman's hrlstl As gym' class will entertain th Wesley Memorial gym Friday night at" a' kla1 Prb AIlhev girls will each dress a dolr aid them to poor children of ItTCbrlIlL- ma.

The Young i Women's Christian Association gym class is making- things hum this year. having jar basketball team and Other thlet4e teamsv-Oreator Interest is being tkked and snore are November X3Si have met srlvanla has won. seventeen iv n. ago Cornellwon from' the Red and Blue an five years. tie teams played a tie game.

eontetM'-- rmo ul aw today's ji of flrst period' today looked like a close game wlththe yery much In doubt. Pennsylvania-had cored within three minutes JS ofptay. Cornell before the period I wasover. ened. npthe ssoralib i' Ithacan tekm thSntookrVbracetand played good football.

but' the Ponnsyl- vanlins showed better staying qualities and also displayed better gen. eralshlp taking the lead in thethird perl and Increasing It the last rf-- jr' The gin. was1 good in spots an was-enjoyable from- the spectators' point of view There were numerous forward passes la' which Pennsylvania fared better and many runs for from le to IS yards lea- turedvthe" game Captain Mercer of Pennsylvania being th particular star. in advancing the ball. Columbus.

OaV November claLJ Columibus T. A. basketball team defeated the Bessemer Au. leUe team' hero tonight 4 a score of. i tiiyi vj i The game was a fast and pretty one' throughout.

but. Columbus took tli lead-at- the. Start. andXwaa never Excellent team workmen the part of- the locals Is responsible forithesUe of the score OK Wallops' Forbes. New Orleans November 10.

Eddie OXeefe Philadelphia administered a severe walloping to Harry Forbes. of Chicago. former. bantam champion ten-round bout before the Or- eans Athletic Club Forbes- mad a poor the rushes and right and poor against left swings t. of i the Philadelphiau and.

did little throughout with th exception' of th third sound. but hold on and attempt to protect y. CartersVLeg Broken. Jackson. MlssJ- November JO.

Car er.left- tackle ofth University of a Mississippi team. sustained a broken eg when' he went down uller a on the last quarter th game- beratodayWlUktBJVlsj 4 elevenc lfc Havana. UO The New York National. Defeated the Almen- darts 4 to today ijrh' ROSES FOREFATHER FmCT SS PLACES 3s Mfe-M JssBi22 pl 5- i 1J TBf 1 i tofjj I jr 4' pItJ 1i. JjL SE 8 1 0 DtZ 4 10 dt i' 7.

icrM JffI1rt4W o- ii fJ TS JlS i ir i ft CER Sc' rn' ATrliu 4 l' iIii 1 Tih rd lFH' if 1tl' t' Jn ARU KNUIS Jf' lr btf fCreji' 11' hi a Out sse4 I Jb Wayl 1 A rl8 FE SE1Qg JAtEIS l- MaI1 OD BOth. Team. ihtHd A11rTDii 1wtP WtWrm T. r0 iyqht Gamely wJ th FinfQ' i iij ct W7wSuUIlrwt1llcer orderfCUI th. 11CJIItheliDl tthuL1toot1 aU r' ft" 1.

wrre1tmou l. toIk hi. bank oEtheJa Jackttor 1ta1IU tIIln40CDaeoutln Yerthe 11cerwa4d t1to1J CIteto thetlbrOlIthe 1 YTec. IinTtctom ored1taDdCJfor. ro th.

IibtlttyCfeaUBok reii IIo tbputaot P1Lttenond 4r la 1Ipthl1ort klcke onr h.majorityof the tEOtbblIICOre nJcoupled oftatf la and 01 pTIntlIlg with ek ta1aPatterllODdl4 UUlck tTrrett7 1W1 tto wer pelatln tboTcketa 4 deEeaeot 110' fortb. toca1cb. from tlten Gore. on' the t. lekltUp1Id tortb 0..1.

on th lIratbouac ydto nrandrreoultedlthr jJtUtoel don Jacketamade ab Rl i of BUckAad to. left. AcUa lnterErer1or ctwLonr ackleror gt rtiI re bped fotlt on. Of th. Ii thyearcmtbIllIaldaad ff or edt' RPUIIfro oocl PI ao IInnot b1Ion.

fur ttyI1t. cT1HYnenrT re u. i- ithe4 tltellrn i nDe that lint. an 111. eI t11e1IJre.

1ID toltaTth tllrobel1ll 4tb. for t. qtloaotlto muchth III. t1 ub rt 1i8fCc1r cOIItened Y7 Eeplekout the tawou1d. Of the am.

iiJJI1t. TllIalad car er. aJacket II rrt r- I receITJn his kUmner time. for Captain BiIIWebb fe playing rbebeete1111 1t10of YIstbatlteh dOlUJear FomblIn marked he work more er1 1INrlo4e. ND1 during the en- el1e a.

11. Impo IttbJaeket 1 A 4 bdet i loIIOW1l CRtot a lt IO cI CDI1D1i the- klcko1 kd Pattet he rIO olr.ld..o. twotrlee-Cle ldaotsabI4 Lew1ldcted. locked d' rere4 Cle. Ur01lD4 COOkcotlt Lewis att telltot1lb btfk 1 A.

i jUJl6w 1 nr CInIIyard GoNemade te1dcB1ack loor 44h morel thaaearrle4 thlIeU eJD11soal. only to1 a. bo14q1ntordwa a 4COOkb ht tI1 rheb11 IDlJto elr1f co ir4e. P1Llte. th.Dest PayTecI1 Cla il A t1rtart ad toRD 1' eatetycTKhJ r01lptout Joth.

II Unaad CI kwe end tor IOt7rde. 4CdiBCTraltatJtlec Ja The trlcltpb end. uuio1U1ded114 BlacIttc tI1. 11I1. baek Cookoo wlto tooteh.

4 a. Patte oa4T 1l I. 1 .1 ie4 Ji 4. Coi ie i rcedtoklckcTb 1.0. yard klckedad 4.

Patt through the 11. Iocrt sot erIBstbe' b11dbel. th. 7U41111e of. I' t.

ttb eo yard. cJl tt I be or. d. WebbIII44 CIOJIklck on theIr own I Patter lde1te4BlaeeU 1' 4 a PattereoauDad. fonrardpau wrIJ ClemoettIDg blliJame wd rdrt I in' ClemsoD' Ion on.

Third Quarter. lD ktekod 011 tot tJ tI1trd ok iCook I tbellll15 Patterwoldcke4 O. c' 7 4 i 5. 4 plek tbe. bounce 0" 7ard.

to' touch Pat enlO. UClemon Cleonldckedor oorecame 5 Te la. klkedd backlO I1Cle. edacI BIellcJQ back. e.

tor kIcked. around BlacJweDt 0 ItIckedd W4OWD hatrack Col yardilroun4 ontbrouh 11n. COlut an4rwardWebbto orkedEo CleDUothe dPttero DtrJ i ter' b11ITech Iyardlllle CJ mJ Crtii Blekt fl ve. ree hlpaeabehin4 tbaU11Iw1thOoree. fifteeyarll ree nC1emliOO.

CleDNlOn' klckedioEt ba lkt. Seneheadded urGo TIP for. aDdClem. renrnedltA1e bactlI edpoi 1 ek At falledC1emson.1 lckedand came-back flee then got a it c8fo 4I1 Jw I ruoat of Tee" soalJm. AJexDdertheDwe11tonfor do.

Pattemlue4 th. TeebI1ClemeoO twordL 4 Cplee nitb d. 11J1i" a e4 game 100. I I PoooF. ThrT leads 6 I tj.

J.4 1 1 1 P. I. II CAMf11 Sut 1. 1ulppl A a A a. I a 1.

11 1 i Pl' I au. 1t ti 1C i II i C. 1 eLi p. iT yANRRE 1 RrO.7 1 1.l t. AJ OJS TeA ntsw :31 J41.

NUIYe No 1. tlt r. tonraleUyspote Eonard I nett 0 1 lyar4 a' ce the. weltJatVadrblt tnt. cs' TbaPm 1e I cg :4 te F2 tIc foU ye' fe.

rDg. nprb dcblt fQ ep" ld mentwolc te' cafjun i10tth i the' VeD4ehl Jemwe 0 of" i 110 each occo. Tw. loklere blo8 Frelad Brow' and Jetgr pn11" rtwotu40L. l4 c.

0' J. T.llt-.i. i :4 tc oC 7-1" Ir" RUT11 i aoa JiNOvembe 0. slul11 A d. te Inlel.

Jalpp the enent. aaltootba eoteo btweca te. or sate ampODhipte tl S. cemhcor na eaoltwth ry. vlctone' ut.

ad. a cOllpe tempra' epect- torta reulUnlJ brkebone bledbodea hthuaded Jtr I fo el hlrXc A lef ropODhle rtbe rmK Ial atuble la. aoad qurt rmakble Oltd' I. I TAeuyelttaa vtg A plaJ' fter oc thelrop- leDS GaL IT Tec C1emon aD' Vanly' Seane aole toy Ero. o.

taD. duplcated' pe' ben. Ath. Rgb 1001' ad. theRcod Jta acadeyTh crwU tom lo JaksoaYe Jov O.

UIIJ ford' footbal aml outcla8ed CletoD olece h. locl ater- ad ore 0' eoredoenteteU thetorof gae. mor tOucbd. thid qurter Cls eoleg lve aopportunly treroe ri b. erIB.

aer ordto Florda' 7 ar4' Chale.t.a dopp bk. trt ian a gae EorFlorlda mmg 1Jprety rUL Florida wa wore for ad advaegBI lJetllJ oE or touehod a forard g' el 1 tilnr I tht a. tODgt Flora' fllllalJ Buon wi tou la mg ted 1T. Ned leaus 80WltI1 regl ot. tbelh11lp.

b. i2 tt if mh nmelth tocJ' fllla co bli alto. teItw egred fteo cm. seaon. Jed lag.

cod eer atbered for-a Eootbl cn tee Te weldec Wabaga aadL more" taa eut te Wamley h4macthe fit dw ad faUe goa Itbbestn nlagoE ocoad qurter ler big Et grd ted eor Il thlrl qurer. I' yrd Twa 1. a cu open IIIK 0' dpWUDI uaUyrorte to' JcoJI lea ad Rfter yalng. game wtb rI Wameleya11d GUl fgred' In the frTwa te Itter relnJ 15 frad 1' trom Qarter Bck Mrk. Tle latel5 lo.

te blon donTh ende Wth tbeI tboylotor z-y4 lae Jthe 7i 1 PYcece Nelr The Calsl. 111dlaeoed Oe th" mlt ucce8El fobl. eoDIII histortJ 8. d6teat1llgBaU tocn w. thtfb tmthDtO te Iav.

me' in ffteen. fltUmeCIIwo A scorlllgw" dOe In the ard perod' yad Ma Welc gav te. tt Clil. hoec OI .30 1n. to bdo.

B. Tltorpbo8 beete fetuoftbe footbal ell pomt t111 rr" to butt tf ldtorCrll I wke4 1y" qulk 1hft. uble Pe Cr1 I1fe. hiellomcf1U s. 7 1 St NomberIO I 1 8ac uTel layet tthl ate a efedA tt 1 bt t.

lin" go 1bIth. adcfueat 1. pUDU ora Jo 7 AuUI" TaXNoTebCUI h. thlae clmt 0. footbl cplo11ep oE tb eetl f1f 1' Oklu icam er 1eeate.

tll' yed a plg lbs Cbpb thJmeolpp yaUeyr Ittt at of JlcliCrm1 mtt tee 1ey. the IT t. f- mo 1 fc JJ i T. i WIN BI 111 nndD 1. iiJ ii ti I tjltC Ro Ract rl i jj 0 i LeiO y1Me Fm tTFtc a i it ul.

i retoi Ifcote i1o m.d rot te Ut AteU01 qUbp d. teT on' ater bd 11W. Lek. theJell e. moJ.

lade re bateEoti Le. YIDt etaP icu 1 ttd Ih blJd' b. hon th. lby. ra.

I prtc7. btethe ay. prt7 llJht ther ec ae to. te ee Ju. Peon PecDt poceto Po.

4eLoto Pt. Peacht. Aba4 4bub tot cu 4' of' :10" me Waar. was 1 mutu I 1 nery t. n.

We ty eDtta. ad. othnlm mrked tthttd thlnThe bo. tg a 0. aa I' aI iC elcm I i butthlireto rro Ield auspie.

of" t. cub" Uehlleet1 maDeted rDI a bac t. r. yeotdJ' cuet o. tbeto4r thcub 41014 meatto the1er Ue.

ecOld mn ad brone tbthlrdeteam pr.a.lTer lOTI. otMrt clec. team. teleg boyot 1erea. Glbert CeVa i iez 1 Weey.

HmlJ Mat Cad SekeyByClu1 Iauc IIer. Ba IJcneg LJ BrO Malt eUega WBeIIJarJteoueg 10 ye. Ik Clu ME gM OVIA wA J. 9ceber 10. i- Hoard of ter teetoul 1e IdtPIr Pt lot oLpeJed cJto nlJ.

Mer. I delde the tr al hrd presed bH am. 7e. muc gme of tme. card th pu11t.

er Eorard paC1t tbeItqua te. op11elup Jlt. Hoar4madfrt dow oDy tme and 0. Jjl r. a are klc11 bth teams.

rushed tebn of t1e fe Ittreplayfor toucbdw ao In the nd qu thre tocbdo toe I fouqvter Captl. Zeler rUIDC rt Nor. U. ldckl aD 10" aDdwleotecly gJsetg uDderpuaU dmad cows reonrl Da otemZel Ikl UY st d. i ilf i ZI.

k. 1' CJ NaT 0. A tJ 1. I WG ICIe JJ1 I. ISI OV ltJI SO 1 B1ghmA Novemhr It WJ tbea.

tel tl' P1U. roA t. y. 4 Dalao a rt I Vo oE AabamV4rIIU coed Cl' mt Jtferle lu 0 g' 1eco qu.r.-'onp. fle Wllf c' aU rstter thei ntoucdo Bu Iked' tcloree ft fDld fY UD ta' mlut I I ote c' 6Pn Paep7' Ltt.

oI Nonber 1. Uuel Ak. afted rtc O. a. me iPi ib l.

tlr f. 1. t. br tr 40teJghtUtpCkT I colltha Innedl1aU wh. em 0.

Ak1 olac Pu 1ubl. cTe tb al t' lnl el. t2. ir" i CnelJcStato 1tTeAtu I. led a I.t.

i 1 fo1 i i n' tG 4 m' Jt ft fi 4 1 i 1 t. 1. i' i 1. c' l' f4" iJ il h. 1J 2 fj.

c'--- A1ft iJ. Witfil rVjff Prrl 1' ir 4 i 1 if 1 1 i qm iit :1. iP 1 144Jf tJ1 rl fl' 4f it r4C l- ir- c' ra 1Ue UeLWeen L' JtIr 1- J10 ti Tte fl. tQi 0. ti1 rerl eCWn ft el 0I ot 1'- tf igJ31o lii sr" hK li Sphtt1ng1k :6" Ht iir i 4il 1 tUalrS ii i A f- W1 7' l3 friil 1.

tt f' ttit it klh' if tiA ISna eXaDDPrll 1an' cmnego JoCa iJ t' tPI' t. tjlSJi. lt resseri Sll IS wJlonvan svaU Dr c. lf tT I I 11' uj 1 i1 rp9n W1l1cua 1 pr can ts'-- I 7 Ai Ii r1ec Ion. tn 'LP II.

R' j. tft i. Ij :8 m''H' m' U' H. It 1 a 4 ifi f' 0 7. CLOTHES If .1 fr tHY ft' i tC 1 lJ' 7' ro it tan a a nce which OU1 Vt 1 smal A f1f.

r' I Qe SUlI S' jO' eri 0. 1F' iU t' f. fif 1 rt 11 f40' rY YJb abqli h. your rge 4 iX O1E qPF9S pp ir lotfQIlferiec Qnal i 1' ifi I 51 0' 7- S. 1" AI 1' eailyranpJtyJh VbefQteJh7 2Qt Ttt9031M IQr Jr wide 9Ql ift' r- hiberl ri ViGk 01 j.

GieizfVpri tjor OM PIA' 3 rii. e. Gijt' uggutiom 10-0 0 I' HH fRQM IQ ATJ CKET TlGERj EASH" i th ta aUedU Tltul emalUoftl1. TeoYalPIIJ IIIOthe our eJeeol lIey-C 1o1ted bro and r1h. lIon1a coai.

i Dt :1.i. cloit dopf bl tOrTto Jeketncame1I11116 notcloe re. was characterized bywlnmoml11 4 en17 of at. Jlmoment bo141alr th er to oraj 11 re oodb1tot. i D6W aIIth same old.

buek pron4nry. rrUTpmeTh wrkedmore man the 11011. thtImWa ec1 aumlMlrofrt eThWW 1 uyuceeefur butIIUDJ" um Iteeemedlthat pm1IahardU rI I4 I Clemo ehO pSo bet the olUe aBdmuchrmoeIf 1 An soQoroe1ubHn.ketoa i fi 1 I 1 aeroplanpturlth e. W1ee. otteIaed r.

edb el ij iI nm :4 on i R. k1 tur. JtaJ :1 thJacket cleyerfootwork KtOoppo Clen oalaD Wb 6d exceedJDglyweU WUSIDclalrWebb ILbaell goodIT111I1tance troaglo make a1t PlaJer. te CI tI lqiiirtel itbPiDe 1 41 ottha puUedOfbU11e1i epee4Tb. 11.

out-I ftIed eODtymoIthan rI1llDeme. eqoatct IC rathwh teJith E1T 1IJ jO A' 11Ond' cewa er' thIIe1d tNa plaYloln 7dtg 1 wthf daJ Dd lbOx tDeI eu 1t ted 1" fOlJbttbe gridiron tJ. erdq. tor aa Snal lIII. tlt eh 1 ds' weather aor eta et1ca were 1oteddown on" 0111 wltll11 penelL' rth COLnlIg 1 Bi re UYUdaCJel .01 oi Fourth Ieebq yards :2 lnret Tecb.

arde Dem- iJi eu. if .2 Ijuart.er-- eca yards Tech kIck Ii Ido 15yardL TbIrdQuarteTech for 150 Tech Ildon tor Ide- I' Jtt Qu TK. DO. a Jir 10 Il8Cle.o ul10 ttgr il 1'1- onef ey J1 1J frf Qr1ir' tMs TecblIed bl a D. Tech Tech CI.

e. Tech C1eos aOtrth e' Te Cl ht. t- Bud. Tee" 2171. 1T Tech i4' ivklck for 51yezIlArag.

21. of111 eraPW1t 2417ut1a. 0. c' fB BANQUETS J.A KEfJMff 1 Dor' ovtb CI te. Tecnvtb abaDoatatthe bthkenerof wbo ate41t1lhe 11Ja1Iee lQt Party.

YOUDgoWOmaD Cbrllt14n1A umdaaa wWtertahi nlDcI lrIdei ht 14' a1IUe 141re I ttl ottl1. lW men' ADocIatloiaK7ela. ye aK j1Lbk.tbll t.1I4 th1ettot.Oreator bemtitk ahdJI reI. pertldpUD tkau rbetore. SF.sj tt XLYM 4 mki iaiPIlD sylvania uauaJworth ti giving day football game Cornell' thla.

aften op. thaco this Year. otwoteama bmet IW day for the 1aetllllletAa yare Ti dm Tthe 1LtIa AbIrt25080 persons wtoiIay ii.r- e' a oiti i ed amewlthtlte ruuU erymucli t1 tt tbefo7Tb. ttb temuenl braeitn4. 1t 04 fO tb11buttbe yala howedt1Ie better dlpfandbettsrJten thele41.

i the third djI cr C1tiJa el t. Tbeimew iP ri 11' enjoyable fromthepectatere of" wer fonrdpes than Cornell end. runs 0 tured the belD lJoad th tQIJJMQ SBE rS' i 1 AJ ke 1II1team UolImr club lOt1I. Thpmc tast-ILDd thrngb to. the leadda tart I1dc er Itea part ret 7 1Ib.

1kipF Drl. Eddie of UarryForbss II of. In befortha Or i I ft wltAth eepUn the bDtbQldoDdtp i f. JakeoJoI U. terleft the UDlTerllltrot' 1t1I Jewlie own a IJ ruallo.lD.tb.

lJam beretoda TwllIt tI1. lf 1aeI Ie rJ' 1 i fil fCi Dtsa LC Y. Hay. NevemSer. N.

NaUIeE da tl I F4JOTBALI J3ASOE IS CLQED T1RsTk1E HARUkNUTS' iihi Cri Ouklasscd the O1EMSE FQRLJAkEJS fl FoUght Hrd tAfl aw' Penalties Imposed Lips- dihths Fint Quarter. 5cose3Lt 0. V. 1DIk JealilI. Du tther 7.

Msr Tecl th. UL1 T. bgal thi. o. the S.

aond Zikcst. two core S. ifltalIy. mTeek ov 4tbe2r In picking 5. the tOrtbbg Tbl Back Cook on os Twa lrettr Pa71.

oDiIbOftUtUUi th. or. the end. uld on p1ck it up bforteieg remaining I sue at the. touchdown.

elack would the pa. 1 center. thia Interferer Black would iwt rest im ur This pit fJn this year the local fieldand Ited much anpLHuee from tatorkt canno of gs' ni as at au in e' tlmt. sfl. sety ma bc ns.

tint. came I a twa. el. I gigund. oakts Dt gIne in Jacket1 and Ii be was his' element recover them track time Ifter Cq anddtfenaively iLlackis.

a. ra gave phe best. tsr Is be ba he of et critical periods lot Ilcegame theTigers A fairly' goo. the is in detail i a. kick- if goat.

Bisaeit ball 1:37 5 ysrda ads a yard. ssdtbsD Ubemsoft kot ItWe. was- pnalised 5 4se offside tries Ciem- not blocked the fl tore around for yerds Ettetuo. mad. 5.

Cook got 10 thebill biocked.Tecbreco- tt irhigonthe IS Uoc 4 reenrssd a to I 5. Colsman 1 I. 4 3 Caok-brouSht 10 tciemonmlO went 15- I vard I Patterson-added 3. thebU ClemaonsOu own bs iceiQasrtV I to Tech3 to 35- back IS yards. for3G Stveral tacklers the Black made furl.

came a Cook followed Cookwhorn 15 yards to goat. 0 t. I mad their 5 3 I on a 3 I 1 klekedOoree bail and the yard huM 1 Gorse 8yazaakndCaok 3. madei waepenallsed cliii 7rde before he ed ci yard line. Goree picked' up the wrongClemosgettlng lie James 5 I I thA back Ii .1.1 1 to a 0 I of foraardraaseu I one I ter IX yardto five Gore.

20 0. four Ia- lander was Pattr5 re- bairon and hi. man ffuttonoftechfeil a Alexander went 0. in cteasoN FItteua Tbemase. pm' Oe- tt ga Hua Os I.e.

Imkis stIiI ttw caseS. tasbrnsL Cst rr lilbi ksste n4 i Tedis--------- 3 im La ksie ssitw Rlsh UcItbok Ptisw CSPU Teethde.se 3 Gct 2 1.5555.5 1- 051. tt 4 safety et isst actes pegs. tWtlsssse sag L.wi- Tech It- kM. S.

S. w. Z1 Ci e. i 5. 4ulw 1.

3 A- ii. k. esi t. 5 TlseIs lu. Thwftvsn I.

5. lt5tw 1 Tm. 0. vieI1s ss. we.

edtse 5. A- aed W. Sw IL I I. Eait 4res outs 3Pttnb. 0.

o. ss tean 2J T1 c5Pefl 5. La7e5 4 D1ki S. cian 12. S.

trawLtetsefl pgWntmaaykad 0. ad lbeks I trees. tCseeiis yon 1 tetea 5. i AN EASLROMP dua ji OverSs mrAnai h' ThO Score' I r-i- Naahvluei Tenn. Npeember135 the smith.

team felt byth 31tu0. was there athaflce the' tntiiths quarterof gainetbey time- but this period and rind them nto Vanderbilt territoty Thegarnamarksd5 the' of the former that a a running and but I have been re- punierof theSe- did not hisskiil alongthlallits were top by eigsr two vatpxltnrLl. Paice 5tWAN KM. CcCl5sskes peisd ten Ted Maww isO Gui. Swiss t.n 1111 cSiausy T.

Testis OailOr kgbt Znd OIIlea Re IJesteebck N5U1CO.Ck5tt ltedaga R3tt bs sa Ie ni I telIlak Gillespie sneesyOrdda1.m Qsrt CYcle noirs Vas Joii5p ef55. NmcaIII. tChatts- mmci. 4 Id Tsuthdouee Series Coilil4 2. b.

tObdoee Mtepee. 4. Wary Vendailt FOOTBALL. RZSULT Mississippi A. I.

Miseipp4 5 Jk I :4 to colapeeoVa tore' brokenbones I a I I hick McGee or the op- Atkes 3llgk Wise. Ga. The on I I 2 to- 0 in ofthe 0 fovamber 1. I not tell had the recoh lorcedto Charleston his rune a With and uphill it was est was more than Jeft quarier Ii. for Hebarely misneda goaL' The last with Caetlsle Tnewaa Bl 1.

was have met fifteen. year. after. on the tohis fFeid for The to gain. 51.

Leeds Cyreense 4. Syracuse universities teams played a to at ter- scorewae made by SL as linnin' the by either to any ox. i Teas h. TeL 35 established Ii. the field thIs year conference ibeflrst ate's mnt acTor wtihia etriklg distasce the eppa- i me.

md safe throuIh 01' p11 it LrW i C1 A I Locket of Wealey Memorial of Maristr Third 0 Won Team Race I Waa g' Success. 1' 7DiekJthlses. Gilbert llttle Marletcollege team. be I 4UantaAtilctlc held yesterday I 1mornlng aftera with Me-I were foot apart. C' Leaving the at the thefinth u- wayJ wa as ned ks FromAuburn avenue.

to' do doLeon Aubtuu and to I and 5:10 time tie wala the start and gb theclub I I thesucceea the medal went the third. prize a cup went team. 3. Locke 3 George Smieskey Boys 1. a.

Lynne Barth college. Bedell yernonFrank. Club MERCER ROMPS 5 OVER fIOWARD 7 Weetmsrelaad Ge 0 trick' oil feet winning Ii was ideal the players a ng. had stronger team I of very passing until the lat whe both one Intjie first of lb to runnin were ye ea eclslly on. of tem Zlel- 1trantIeyplaYed ihebest r' isthellneuP tha teams ItOWARD.

eslilne. SCIILE1. StatisM' nrr Cuitj. Len zse JmnIsIs atweil Left Strptl---------- OudSrsltwd Let. Csstee' Otto Grssr uti 1575 MIih ThesIs Sigh ltl Saif.

rsflhek teintethi l4esna. 3 1 XKsisbt Irels. leer qhttem 15 nimoa heet 5m is 0. 59 to sheet. ricum Abmn bed n.

Self Jedg. ALABAMA' WINS OVER DAVIDSON A1a. last mtnutp. thig. afternoon ma.seot a Van- over goal' two teuehdowds.

the gain. 16 In avorofAlabam. tbe lathe ecord quarter aIorwardpass Willifer bnir the score Ontest the defensive 4 Laisiae 50-- Loalelana' J. toO in their footbaltgame Arkansas was largely their tohebdowni alter they butplucky tdlanaus. On1y' one.

Waa intheeecOnd fumbled punt Un. twtcd Ce- pulsed a the Ar- eleven was buS downs Loulsiseas yard lIoe. 2 t. rt. Ar e.

e' Teems asyter tL-l Coilega Ttxp 5 Agrienltural ad won. faQ snlvezity The 5. If team aU the way except 3 the third quarter when fl5yer5 PY ed1tss mint- tkrateaed to stake 5 i Ia i' 77 :4 iI Perfeci' aRd td I' That isnexaggeration1 i resrrth t1 st aTh Jor I et hismoneyihicha gwe him'-- 4 i 1 Zt 1. I I c- TEI1Tr1iTffPfl SMART tiLI I 1' DL Ull t-- n- I- 1 sJ A 1 and at a price you vi1 not smarti JITS 2Oto4O In-every way they abqlish de- pendnce upon atailorforperfectpersonal OXERus. fi i C2LTS a Come early and try them Ofle befor it is too4t to get a choice Parks Grf Vpriefy of.

A fti 7 i I GftSuggestions jjflj a EENFRCM THe s1DiNEs one Cemsoitlgor Theoval thegitn eyes eyolntionises into turkeY baked And the Clemsontans come Thursday' atpoce went post- to big Tic score swift and plenty So holdingths interest ofthe spectators. I Therewas a good bit of that new was worked more spec anti effecUve. many was hardly as and exercised. shapeTliursday moreffeotive seaeonOoree on butgainst hr th gel- play. taptainBissellotCler son.

one' th. ho run and a forClemson In game the season a Tb she greatlyout- even TeilowJacketa in the be. ifltflC wliich fact was dus the radiated by thenearby Yeliow3aakete thetr baJtie struggle Coleman tbeClemsonian goal. were a fewtatitica on a piece pnciLllere Use Eeek5 Tech. 153 yards- Clemson.

I issued Tech. 1 yardS Clemson. Sysrhu Third Tech 11 yards Clein- eon 2 yards 1t 1. Tech4 Clenson yards. I I.

n- First yard. son. Becond Tecli4S yI51s Cles. tiesti Ii yards I I i 4 1 naAk Tecn 42 Clemson. I ards Tech lkiek 10 kicks-for kirk5 61 yard.

for 1. it Ca Tech Tech. IS I 10 Quarter isucceasfuli Tech lOyards failed3 5 ci Ferwsrd Pssee TeckS four severa' eho used a or forward pass aid- inlong end runs. I 2 Tech 10 1 IsIs I Line Bucks 161 yrds yarda tied Tech. yards Tech.

13 for 57 387 COACH THEJACKET imAi I Otthelr victoryoverIbe theater last lnthe I Womanacbrigttara gym th. ciassYrlday at The the poor the ChriSt- a. Oreator is ever before CORNELLLOE5 T9PENNSYtVANIA Philadelphia I0Pen. it 1' as usuatI wonthe i this afcernopithe ecors year log It to p. teams on.

this last nineteen n5 Pennsylvnla i times Ten year. ugn Cornell Won fromthe Abeut 25000 aw Oohtest 11 At the end the first period I scqr threemlnutea Was over. up the nre The team then took- brace sod butthe the it I' was anj was Thsrewer. the S. COLUMBUS BEATS" BESSEMER TEAM I Ga It A BeseernrAth- by ofittalL lead at and waa never headed work on the size 5 leans here- tonlghL a 4 of.

the 1t Miss. 0. left of- leg. hewen In latquarter of the here today with the.MIs. lasippiAaqdMjeleven 4 Giants Wiff to5odtY.

I I1iII A REAL OLD CORN Wil ISKEY AS IT WAS FI14A AZ SC it 4' I flRLASSPLACES' t. I 4FULLQUART4t DVPRPAID I S. fli Snn I. CC 4 7'S r- S. 3 1 4 5.

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About The Atlanta Constitution Archive

Pages Available:
4,101,441
Years Available:
1868-2024