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tirf i GOIST1Tfl1OiN SteD T. OCTOBER 26 1902 LOSETOSEWANEE Teonesseeans Went to St. Louis' and Played Great Game. to One Had Shown the theMlaourlana rust Row the Game Should Be played to Stop the Purple. Score Was Twenty- two to Six.

Southern Games. Georgia. 0. Tech. 0 Auburn.

0. Tulane. 0. Sewanee. Washington 6.

Vanderbilt. 2 Tennessee. 6. North Carolina. 0 V.

P. 1 O. Virginia. St. Johns O.

South Carolina. 33 Bingham. 0. XashAille. 11 Kentucky State 0.

I. 33. Richmond 0. Texas. 0.

Texas A. and 0. Mississippi 21 Miss. A. and M.

0. St Louis. Mo. October Speclat Washington University eleven played tie gewanee ven In the park this' I noon and the result jas decided defeat. for the myrtle and maroon the blue and white team from the southland running up points.

while Washington was getting 6. The victory was decisive and the better team won. though the score should not have been so large. Washington was both outgeneraled and. outplayed.

and onl for a brief time In the first half did the St. Louis team appear to have a chance. What was feared by those who have followed the myrtle- and maroon happened they were helpless on the de. fensive against the rush of the vlsi- tors bucks. Sewanee curled up the Washington line 93 though it were made of paper at tunes.

and its back circled the ends under interference which was unsolvable to the St. Louis players. On the offensl the Washington. showed" up' better. but even here the lack of age gresslven on the part of.

the' linemen let Sewanes through onto the backs be. tore the players could be got into motion. The first half netted the southerners seventeen points eleven of these being oracUcallv tlfts on the run which. should have never been permitted to get. beyond the scrimmage line.

The battle was better fought during the second halt and Washington had the best of the argument. Changes in the up were St least partially responsible for this. but the experience Washington had had gained during the first part of the game helped. Sewanee had showed a disposition to play for. time from the very start and the wisdom was shown during the latter part of the.

game when the southern players showed signs of giving out and were on the defensive at the close. The same put up. by Washington was both a poorly generated one and one that. was poorly played. Little judgment was.

shown in running plays andchancesto gain were repeatedly thrown away through this. not until the very last part of the game was a trick-play attempted. and the way that Sewanee bit at this one after it had been bungled showed that such tactics would have. been effective Had a felt more strategy been used to the first halt. when' Washington had a chance to get the hail over.

or In the second when the same conditions presented themselves the score might have been' more even. Sewanee must be given credit for some high-class work barring their continual lying. down to gain time. The Interference on end runs was. beautiful and it did not take Osborne long to discover that there was a Weak spot at center and right guard.

Then he snattered it for all he WBI worth. His work In running the team was much better than that of Krause and he had a better team to carry out Ms orders. With fast forming interference. Staahingtbn never got Into. action until the latter was solid enough to wltnztand a heavy attack.

Most of the Washington line men did what might have teen expected from their work in practice stood straight up and waited for the Sewanee line to hit them. There was only' one result tram this and Washington was the sufferer. Tennesseans Cheered Sewanee. The visitors' team work was what told but Colmer. Stewart and Wneeler did more than their share toward winning the victory.

Stewart and Colmer did the kicking. and they were terrors in. line bucking. Sewanee brought a bunch of its friends along Including a bevy or beautiful girls. and It was their turn to cheer after the game was over.

The up Sewanee. Position Washington. Wheeler-Smith. left end Gordon Smith left tackle. Webber Lemolne left guard.

Schantl Powe right tackle Hope Davis rtgit end. chott Osborne quarter back. Krause Colmer. left halt back. Roberts ltannerman.

right halt bath Smith Stewart. full back. Larln Summary Touch down. Stewart-Davis Colmer. Phillips.

Larin. Goal kicked from touch down. Clomer 2 Larln 1. Referee Wear Umpire Time of halves minutes HABVABD WAS PUSHED HAED Crimson Team Was Held to a Single Touchdown. Cambridge.

Mass. October 25 Harvard. was held to a single touchdown by Brown on soldiers' field today. but on the whole played much better football than the team tram Providence. Twice the crimson eleven was within strikIng distance of the Brown goal but a fumble knd a mlsttke in signals prevented additional scoring.

On the other hand Brown was unable to get within yards of the crimson goal line and in the second half played entirely on their side of the field. Harvard had the ball almost continually and did considerable rushing. Three end runs of KernlU1 and three dashes of Marshall through. broken fields from punts were the features of the game. The Harvard nine was sturdier than In any other game this year and only once during the game was held for downs.

In tie first half Harvard netted 131 yards hi rushing to Browns 24. while lu the' second half the crimson team rushed 80 yards to 13 for Drown. Over 10000 persons saw the game. The up Harvard. Position.

Brown. left end tchwln Wright left tackle. Webo A. Marshall left guard Shaw Jttarsnau. right guard Cobb rignt tackle Sheehan right end Hascall Quarterback Seuddw r.

Vleft halfback Barry right. halfback Lyncn fullback Hamilton de chocolates and bonbons at retalL-resh-flaUy- 28 Wall st and 23 WWtehal Oeo. E. Johnson and Chas. ers- Princeton.

N. X. October Prlneetoii deleated Columbia her today a to In the-hardest came that Princeton has played this season. Immediately alter the off Princeton started in on. a series of.

heavy Una attacks and after tea minutes this style of play supplemented with a few brilliant end runs. Foulke got by Columbiasright end for the first touchdown. Both teams played hard and tat throughout this half and at times' Columbia made big gains through' Princeton. center and left. but the latter alwaysforced the visitors to punt before their goal was endangered.

In' the. second half the first touchdown was secured two minutes after the tart on a brilliant run around Columbia's right end by Poulke' for' 46 yards and a yard plunge by him through left guard. Shortly alter this touchdown Columbia's line- weakened and S. McClave and Moore. who replaced Hart and Foulke.

and R. McClavec carried the leather down the field to the SO line. S. McClave then circled the opponents' left end on a difficult and clever run for the next touchdown. shout six minutes before time was called.

Vetterlein. who replaced Burke. made a tree catch of. Smiths punt on the yard line and DeWltt scored on a. place kick.

During the remaining Ume the ball was' In Columbia territory most of the time. but the visitors kept7 Princeton from cross- is Both In offensive and defensive work Princeton excelled and In punting Smith was not match it all for Dewltt. Princeton was badly Crippled. Burke and Kate receiving broken collar bones. Weekes was also badly injured.

The features of the game were the yard run by Foulke. the running back' of' punts by Burke the line smashing or Weekes R. M. McClave' and Kater. I.

McClaves yard run and JSewltfs punting. The up Princeton. Position. Columbia. Davis.

left end. Earle Short. left tackle. Browne Brown-Bradley. guard.

Tomllnson Barney. center Un Dewltt right Reed. rlghth tackle. Thorpe Henry. right end Wolke R.

McClave and Stevens. Desalller. Burke. quarterback Erb Vetterleln. Hart.

left half back. Weekes S. McClavt. Townsend. half back Smith Kater full back.

Stangland R. McClaye. DueU. RAGGED BALL AT NASHVILLE' Nashville. Defeats Kentucky State in Featureless.

1 Game. Xashvllle. Tenn. October 25 Special Nashville defeated Kentucky State college in a poorly prayed and very. rough game this noon.

toy a score of 11 to 0. The game was very slow and' was marked by slugging throughout A free for all fight' resulted In the last half. Which rendered interference by the police necesary. No talent was displayed. Nashville outweighed the Kentucldans to such' an extent that they had no chance.

The visitors had so many men put out In the last half that they had to play the last five minute with nine men. The tackling and kicking were poor on both sides. There was not a brilliant play. one trick being the only commendable feature. Nashville made two touchdowns la the' first half but kicked goal only once.

Kentucky had the best of the last. halt. keeping the ball in Nashville' territory all the time. The game lasted over two hours. The line up was as follows Nashville.

Positions. Kentucky. Cornett left end. Dyer Blackburn left tackle. Spencer.

Anderson Donnell. left guardMcGhee Banks EIg center. Maddor Peak right guard Pride Hanklns right tackle. Wills Reeves. right end.

Vogt White. quarter Grady. Vann. left half Gynn Biddle. right halt.

B. Spencer Major. fullback Wood. Appleton Referee. Grantland Rice umpire.

Goodloe Llndsley CAROLINA DOWNS BINGHAM Game at Columbia Produced No Sensational Plays Score 33 to O. Columbia S. October 25. Special South Carolina college defeated Blnghan on the gridiron here. this afternoon by a score of 33 to O.

The first half was well played. South Carolina only succeeding in making on touchdown after over ten minutes hard playing. The touchdown was quickly followed by a goal from field. In the second halt. Carolina crossed th line four times with' the ball and mad gains around the ends at wits.

xnere were no sensational plays. Carolina. found Bingham's center too strong in the' first halt. but in the las was able to break through. Carolinas goal was never in danger.

Fitzpatrick. Btnghams center an Smith. Gunter and Davis. for Carolina did the best individual work. The Colum.

bla teams interference has Improved an was very good. Blnghanl has strengthened greatly sine last year. The team has a number strong and heavy men but they lac endurance. The game was characterize by a number of casualties. At ona time three of South Carolinas men hadto be carried from the field.

Only one of Bingham. men had to be carried from the field. Games Elsewhere. Cornell 57 Oberlln O. Yale 24 Syracuse O.

West Point IS Williams 0. Pennsylvania 6 Bucknell. 5. Dickinson 6 Navy 0. Lafayette 23 Georgetown O.

Michigan 86 Ohio State university 0. Wisconsin Kansas O. Chicago 6 Illinois O. Lehlgh 48 New York university O. Franklin and Marshall 57 Gallaudet 6 Amherst 12 Dartmouth' a.

Andover Harvard 1906 0. Haverford 43 Rutgers 5. Kentucky university 70 Georgetown Hi. university 0. Kentucky.

Central university 12 Miami 6 f' HOLDS GEORGL. HELPLESS IN if SLOW GAMEtAT BWSBINE PARK. Tech and Georgia Tight to a Finish With to Score. For the first time this season the Tech broke Into the game in great shape yesterday afternoon. and succeeded in hold- log Georgia to a standstill.

the score being 0 to O. The result of' the game' must be. consId- ered a victory for the Tech. as the Slack- smiths went Into the game with the odds as high as 5 to I against them. They played better ban than was hoped for.

by their fondest admirers and by their plucky work won a host or friends. Georgia's showing was a keen disappointment to the supporters of the' red and. black. The Crackers had evidently fallen a victim to their old-foe. overconfidence and the Tech never failed to take advantage of this handicap.

Georgia's poor showing is largely due to the tact that Tech was In much better physical condition than Georgia. Ninety per cent of the time takro out was on Georgia men. Tech played the game through without an Injury. and only once or twice' were her men laid out. Georgia.

on the other hand" called for time frequently while her men were nursing sore knees and shoulder Tech outweighed Georgia by at. least pounds to the man. but in the opinion of Georgia's supporters before the game this was far more than overbalanced by Geor gtas knowledge of the fine points of the Same and her speed and spirit. These Qualifications. however.

did. not material- ze. i Coach Andreas Good Work. To um up the game GeorgU atled to come up to. specifications while Teen showed great Improvement and.

showed that Coach Andrea is making a great foot- all team' out of the material whish he took in hand at the beginning of the sea- son. Georgia's overconfidence Is shown by the fact that In the first half. when Geor gin had the ball. her' men did not take advantage of their opportunities. often falling with the ball.

apparently purpose- y. after' bucks. when continued effort would have led the ball many yards further toward the Tech goat Georgia appnrenty considered Teco an easy thing and decided to win the game without doing enough work to produce fatigue. Right here the red and black lost their opportunity. The Tech men undoubtedly went into he game feeling that the contest would result in a.

victory for Georgia. They were discouraged by their' defeats by- Auburn and Clemson. Had Georgia gone' into the game with a rush after securing the ball Un the kick off she could easily have stampeded the Techs and. won tire game while they were collecting themselves. Instead of doing this Georgia proceed ed to move slowly down the field by easy Micks hardly ever trying end runs.

As Georgia's gains remained small after each down' the Tech men began to take cour- age and when Georgia realized that lo win she must put forth her best effort Tech was highly enthusiastic and playing a game that would have done credit to any team. Game Was Hard Fought. The game was hard fought every inch' being hotly contested for after awhile Georgia realized that she was really up against a team of well-trained football players but It was woefully slow on both sides. ueorgia put UP sro uefeiia ro Wo In tact. doing much better in this depart.

meat than in offensive woriv something very unusual for any team to do. Tech kept up her strong offensive work while her Improvement. Jn defensive work was a revelation to those who saw her. In the games against Auburn and Clam- son. The line that proved an easy.

proposl Lion to Auburn's light backfield two weeks lgf stood the onslaughts of Georgia's heavy backs many times' wlthouf yield ing an inch. On defensive work the Techs have mastered the art of playing' tow and few backs" will succeed In plowing her line. In the future. The game was characterized by few Individual plays. This Is largely due to the fact that more gains were made on line bucks than on runs.

Neither team attempted to work a tricky For Georgia Captain Ridley Quarterback Harmon. Fullback' McIntyre and Left Guard Beaver. McIntyre was sadly miss- ed In the second half. Ketronat at center was one of Georgia's mainstays. often' stopping determined rushes on the part of the Tech men.

Tech's backfield did great work Mc- Daniel Cannon and Lycett all showing up well. Captain Young was In the line and proved a very hard oiIUra for Georgia. Wagner and Thrash also- did ex cellent work while Brinson tackled wen and made. several good runs. The game produced more king lan any other game seen here this season.

while there. were fewer end runs than were possibly ever seen In a game at lirisbine. XH3XiA Aa. UAV Captain' Ridley of' Georgia wins the toss and chooses the north goal Itrinson kicks off for the Techs at L0 o'clock the ball Is caught by Harmon on the yard line. Is advanced 10 yards when downed by Cannon and the stow battle Is on.

Ridley is given the ball and goes through' left tackle for yaws. Georgia Is penalized yards for side play. Dickin- son hits center for yards. Beaver goes CUT BIDLEY TAT KS. Captain Ridley Georgia never played so poorly in a practice game.

I can only account for her I work by the fact that we have re- eently changed system oft signals and the' men had not learned I the new system thoroughly. Tech 4 has a strong team and played good football throughout the game. VICTORY FOR TECH. Captain Young. when seen after the same said I consider It a victory for us.

I am satisfied. It was a pretty game and hard taught on both sides. fought on both sides. Tech went 1 Into the game determined to hold 4 the score down. It is true that we had little hope of coming out ahead.

4 The team baa made Improvement in 4 the past and we to hem 1 even better condition" before the season through left tackle for 3 yards. Dickin- son through left tackle for 1 yard. McIntyre plunges through center for 2 yards. Ridley goes around left end for a yard gain. Ridley through right tackle for 1 yard.

Smith goes 2 yards through center Dickinson goes 3 and Mclntyre 2. Dickinson hits left tackle twice. gains 1 yard. but loses It on the next attempt. Harmon attempts a right end run and loses 2 yards.

Tech is given the ball on downs. Cannon attempts a. right end run. but Is brought to earth after a yard' gain. Ly cett attempts a left end run.

but falls to gain. Cornwall kicks for Tech. Harmon catches but fumbles Dickinson recovers the ball but is downed before anadvance is made. Ridley gains 13 yards around Tech's left end. but an offside play by Georgia loses the distance gained and gives the Blacksmiths the ball Cannon advances the ball 1 yard through Georgia's left tackle.

McDaniel goes round left' end. for a gain of yards. Georgia is penalized 6 yards. Cannon loses 4 yards' inan attempted left end run. Cannon falls to gain again.

McDaniel hits center but falls to gain and Georgia gets the ball on downs. Georgia Bad Tumbling. Dickinson falls to gain around left end. icing downed behind the liner by Cannon. Dickinson carries the pig skIs 4 yards around left.

end. Mclntyre hits center for" a yard gin The ball is fumbled but recovered by Rldley. Ridley' is given the' ball and carries it 2 yards through right tackle. Dickinson goes through left tackle for a yard gain. McIntyre plunges and advances the sphere yards.

Dickinson goes through left tackle for 3 yards. Ridley goes around right end for 6 yards. Beaver advances the pig skin 4 yards through center. Dickinson goes through left tackle for2yards. The ball is fumbled but is recovered by Ridley Ridley slips through right tackle for yards McIntyre fails to gain through center.

Dickinson goes by Oeft tackle for 3 yards. Mclntyre plunges the center twice and advances the' ball 3 yards. A fumble by McIntyre gives the Techltes the ball. A cross play' from left to right and Cannon advances the ball 2 yards. Ly.

cett fumbles but. McDaniel recovers. Georgia tikes' the ball on downs. Dickinson attempts a left end run. but is downed behind' the line by Cannon.

Tech is given the ball on foul play. Cannon stipsOUAd right end for yards McDaniel hits the line for 2 yards. Lycett goes through left tackle for 7 yards. Cannon through right tackle for I yards. fumbles and loses 1 yard.

Cannon slips through left tackle for 2 yards. Cannon goes through center for 1 yard. Georgia gets the ball on downs. Dick inson goes through left tackle for 2 yards. McIntyre goes through center for 1 yard.

Ridley slips round right end and advances the' skin 3 yards. A cross play and the ban Is glvenrto Harmon. who advanced it 3 yards. Beaver goes through center for 3 yards. Ridley goes round right end and advances the.

ball yards before he is brought to earth in excellent form by Tresh. Dickinson' attempts a left end run but is downed by Cannon before a gain' Is made. Beaver. goes through center. for 1 yard.

Ridley through left tackle for I yards. The Techltes are given the ball on downs. hilt time is called with the ball on Tech's yard line. Score at end of first half. 60.

The Second Half. Georgia substitutes Turner for Mc lntyre at fuUback Tech makes na changes. Second half reduced by mutual consent to fifteen minutes. Captain Ridley kicks off for Georgia. Tt all is" caught-by Brlason onGeor- glas yard line and advanced 3 yard Te Is encouraged by her work during the first half goes into the game again in fine fettle.

Two bucks by Con. non fall to produce the' requisite distance and gornwell kicks The ball is caught iy Spflth. who makes a good phi' befort bjlng downed. ftldley breaks through the line for' yards but. it downed by' Lycett.

TSCIR takes a strong brace and the ball ton over onTdowna Tech is playing with great determina don. but is unable to make gains. Can non-goes through center for a yards. McDaniel repeats the trick for 1 yard. Can all to gain and the ball goes over.

Dickinson tries. center. but only makes 2 yards lng tackled by. tooru in prime form. Ridley tries left end.

but falls to make good. Ridley kick top Tech's yard line. Ball is caught by Brinson. who is downed by. Baxter on Tech's yard line.

right should bucks er. for I yard-and. the. distance not bats made. the ball goes over.

Harmon goes around left end for tS tries leftend gain. Dick bucks center for 1 yard and repeats the play but Us to make distance. and the ball belongs' to. Tech Lycett tries center but' falls to" halo' Cannon' gains a yards through rigt. guard.

Lycett loses 2 yards being thrown behind the line by Bower who executes' the tackle in' excellent shape. The bait goes over. Turner tries- center. but falls to' gain. Dickinson go through left tackle toe 2 yards.

Rldiey breaks through- right tackle for yards. Georgia Loses a. Chance. The ban ju now 06 Tech yard line play. itUiley DUCKS ceut twice but iui vb jfin.

Baxtertfeusyuy ieit nu Lot find. a yardcut Georgia atiirnas yarus couung to gain- ana the bass goes to tn wnte and ipia. cannon cn veteran right halt takes the bail tnroug4 the line tor yara Cannon goe. throuja iof pal a yaru and lepeais tae trie for 1 yards vein blocked by Ketron in great shape. Tccb is broad to Lick ti protect her go 11.

Cotniei1 swings hs parting toot ana' the plguln sans high and car into vreorgias territory. The Dail is oaugai by Harmon but Tnrash once more proves that he is in the game throwing Geoi- gins plucky quarter in his traces. The play nets lech a gala of yards. Harmon makes a pretty run around left end for yards. Two bucks by Georgia avail nothing and Captain Sin Icy again resorts to the kicking game.

Ridley makes a beautiful punt to Tech's yard line. The ball is caught by Brliv son and advanced 30 yards behind splendid interference being downed by harmon on Tech's yard. line. Tune is celled et 4:40 o'clock and the game ends with the ball on Tech's 4C- Score crglaT Tech. 0.

The up was Tech. Position. Georgia Wagner. right end Thrash. right tackle.

Smith Cornwell. rlgat guard. A Nix Markett. center Ketron Moore. left guard.

Young captain left tackle. Willlngham Shackleford left end Bower Brinson. quarter Harmon Cannon. right half. Ridley captain Lrcetfrt left half.

Dickinson' McDaniel. full back. Turner VIRGINIA WINS FROM STJOHNS University of. Virginia October 25. Special In a prettily played game here WI afternoon Virginia defeated St.

Johns college of Maryland by a score of fl to 0. Most of Virginias were made by line Johns line being. helpless before the terrific onslaughts of Virginia's close formation. A At several critical points however. St Johns took holding Virginia for downs once within the yard line.

St. Johns also got the trail several times OR Ambles Initialled to hold it for any time. Virginias playing was conspicuous for perfect team work though Johnson tao Council- in the line played unusually aggressive tootball MISSISSIPPI WINS GAME Agricultural anti Mechanical Boys Were Not' In Game at Stark- while Yesterday. Starkvtlle Miss. October" 25.

Special In a nice game today the University of Mississippi won over the Mississippi Agricultural and Jdechafllcal college. The score was a to The up was A. and M. Position. Mississippi MlUsT J7.

centers Ames right guard. Hopkins left guard. Dodi right tackle. Connor Wison 7 left tackle. Sultan Green.

right half. Foster Harris. left half. Crt right end. Elmer Eaton.

left end. Klmbroizgh Crumpeon Quarter Beanland BushT fullback. Dean Time of halves. minutes. Umpire.

Shea referee. Owln. Features of the game were a yard run by. Poe. tar of the university for touch down and brilliant- ball Played by Eaton Broylesr Trotter and Green.

of. the Agricultural and Mechanical college. SCHOOl BOOKS. and second-hand school books. supplies.

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October JS. Special Virginia. Polytechnic Institute and the University of North' Carolina played an excttinggamV on Roanoke gridiron today la which neither' team scored. kcked off over the Bae- and North Carolina kicked out from the 26- yard lac V. caught the WI and it vwu- e-aw between them until V.

P. t. me several yards gala and Car pnter tried for a goal from the field but In the second half North Carolina kicked off and Carpenter made a. forty- yard run to center of field. Carolina got the ban.

but. lost ten yards on a fumble North Carolina punted and Carpenter made' a twenty yard run. It was. then a war until the time' was up. Twenty-minute halves were played.

The contesting coaches were linemen. Vs. P. 2. used tackle.

backs play an through the game. North Carolina won the toss and chose. the' western joeL. Carpenter kicks over goal line. Dallba brought to Carolinas yard line.

Graves kicks 40 yards. Virginia returns IS By successive rushes through line Vir ginia carries the ball 22 yardswhere they lose on downs. Mann gains. yards through line ball then goes over on downs. Virginia makes a yards over line by successiverushes Virginia tries goat from yard line by place kick but.

falls. Graves kicks 35 yards Virginia-returns 20 by Jacocks beautiful tackle. Virginia loses Ijyards. Virginia makes 20 yards by rushes through line tries goat from' yard llpe but falls. Virginia loses tall again for holding In line Carolina gains 20 yards.

and loses ball. Carolina gains 12 yards tall Is on Carolinas yard line when time is called. Score 0 to-0. At off Carolina kicks ball 40 yards. Councleman returnsball Virginia gains 20 yards but ball goes over by end runs end line plunges.

Oaro' hits carries ball Ii yards and. loses 10 on double pass. Graves' kicks SO Virginia returns 12. Carpenter skirts right en for. 12 yards.

Holt relieves Tflwnsend. Virginia gains yards but loses ball on Quaries improper pass. Graves kicks 40 yards and Virginia re turns 2S. Ball goes' over for holding In line. Carolina faOs to gain and kicks 3 yards.

Counsleman' goes around Hojt end for 20 yards Virginia gains 2 more yards through line when ball goes over. for. holding. Carolina gains 22 yards through line and bail goes over for' holding Virginia gains 3 yards and kicks for 30. Graves being trippedby Jcocka returns ball only.

2 yards. Jacorks gains 7 yards end is' hurt. Newton going' In. Graves kicks 40 yards and Fisher downs Carpen. ter in Ms tracks Virginia by line plunges gains 17 yards.

Pinley replaces Blair. yards. Graves gains 4 yards through liner Graves kicks 30. bntbaI. returned Virginia kicks 25 yards and Urea is called with.

bait onCarolinas yard line. The' up was N. Carolina. Position. V.

P. 1. Towesend. right end. Hole Campbell.

right tacklet Smith YarloW right guard. McCollough Stewart center jv Stllov Donnelly left guard. Wilson. POust right tackle. Pinky Fisher.

left end. Miller Graves' qdarter Tthsly Jacocks Mann half. Jivnl Ingle. fullback Counsleman AUBURN AND' TULANE TIE. Neither Team Scored in Long Game at New Orleans New Orleans October 2i Special The closest football game ever witnessed New Orleans was played today between Tulane university andAuburnT in which neither team scored.

After a. terrific. battle in which Auburn was pie. aggressor. the game was finally called oa account of darkness with two minutes of the second half to play.

The ball then was on Tulanea yard Sine with. Auburn' In rushing humor. It was the closest to-a touchdown made dur. ing thegame with' the possible exception of a try for a goal from. the geld made by Westerfleld of Tulane.

Throughout the game it was apparent that the Auburn boys were in far better condition than the New Orleans men. as the latter were in. distress from lack. of wind and played for time during the entire contest. There' was however an astonishing Im provement In the Tulane boys since their first game of the season- a week ago.

For Ian 1Word and Green were the star features of the playi The punting of Westerfield saved his college several times with long kicks at critical moments. This. too. in spite. of splendid blocking by the.

Auburn boys. The stat performer of the day. was. however furnished by Auburn in the per- son of' Left Guard Elmer who. played au oter the entire asembly.

friends as well as foes. The game cannot be said to have been especially- exciting for the reason that at no time was either goal la Imminent danger. The longest run of the day was a yard gain made by Westerfield of Tulane Auburn made. two long- runs each of twenty yards. but the latter of the' pair was not allowed as time was caned at the very instant that the hair was' put in play and the run was deduted and the ball returned.

Before the game. It was generally conceded that the Auburn boys would win on occount of the poor showing made by Tulane the week before. but the locals had taken a brace and their stock has sustained a rise. It is conceded that Auburn is at her best now. while Tulane will improve immensely as the boys get into Teal championship condition.

The up was Auburn. Positions. Tulane Haynle. right end. UuUer Bill.

rlght tackle. Westerflld Pierce. right guard. Meyers Merkle. center Magne Elmer.

left gored Ralnolph Lacy. left tackle. Wood Patterson left end. Luce Smith cape. quarterback Ludtow Escbetberger and full back.

Clark Alliaoe Mitchell. left half Smith Ward. right halt Greene capt. JNO. MOORE SONS Are headquarters for all kinds of wlnrf material Mu print and other drawing Ing.

YndeihllI Ions Tennessee i Close Game at KnoA Tootsie Douglas and Ciptahii Buckingham Did Great Work. Vanderbilt's Line Proves Weak But Men Are Great' Sprinters. Knoxvffle Tuna. October X. Special The football game this afternoon between the University of Tennessee.

of this city. and Vanderbilt university of NashYlUe. resulted in victory for Vanderbilt the score being 12 to 6. The game was largely attended and was the best of the sea- son. The game was lively from the begin sting.

spirit being shows on both sides. Had the Tennesse ans confined their efforts to bucking the line and not attempt. ed to make end runs the result might have been different. Vanderbilt was marvelously weak oa the tine. Jut its runners more than corn.

pensatefor this weakness. The feature of the game was when Tennessee had by bucking the line got the. ball to wlthbt 20 yards of Vanderbilt's goal. and as end run was attempted and Tennessee lost the. belt Egerton.

of Vanderbilt. then carried Ute ball to the other-end of the field. vtt a touchdown. Davis kicked goat. Douglass made the star play for Tea nessee by.

a run around right end during which he was unsuccessfully tackle twice by Vanderthlt but succeeded in making the only touchdown for Tennes. see. Buckingham of Tennessee west through Vanderbilt's line gaining sheet 43 yards. The Interference of J. Been of Tennessee was perfect and hi.

tackle Intimidated Vanderbilt. Tennessee had Vanderbilt outclassed from the. beglaning with the exception above stated. One of the Tennessee stars. Crawta was.

compelled to leave the game at the end of the first half having been injured in an automobile accident yesterday. was carried off the field under his own protest. and a succeeded Gettys. Tennessee kicked the ball and lost it when Vanderbilt hr a series of small gains on end. runs made its second touch.

down and again kicked goal. Vandervilf touchdowns were by Zg' ton. with Davis kicking goals. Coach Fisher of Tennessee says this is the best game played by Tennessee and he thinks by providing against the weak. nesses shown today Tennessee will be able' to defeat Sewanee- next Saturday.

The Vanderbilt' men praised the treatment accorded them here. They left to night for' Nashville. The up was Tennessee. Position. Yanderbilt.

Slmmerly center Perry Caldwell. right guard vi Gr hin SIlcox ten guard Morgan Cox right tackle Haesr Green left tackle i Lawtor Scene J. left end HowU Grimm right end Bryan. Crawford and. quarter Kylei Oettys.

Scene P. right half Tlggert Douglas' left half Davtt Buckingham fullback. Bgertoa V. M. I.

DEFEATS RICHMOND Boys Trom Virginias Capital Ws Clearly Outclassed by the Jj Lexington Cadets. if Richmond. Va October 2t Special The Richmond college football tus played the Virginia Military' institute eleven on the. tatters gridiron at Lexington this afternoon arid went down'-bi defeat by the' score Of to 0. The sun was shining very hot When the contest opened and' both4eam suffered front the heat.

The cadets had things all their' own way from start to finish. They kicked- off. soon recovered the ball. and by line bucking crossed th goal in seven' minutes. i The contest was so one In the last the' cadets played many subttf tutes.

The up was V. yg I. Position. Richmond. Couper and.

Brauseleft end. GUUassT Devoe. left Row E. S. Paceleft guardAnderton Lee-B.

Pace. center bt Lettwich. right guard. Powell Sinclair. right tackle.

mlUI end. Fta DeweyCrowdusquarterback Too Funkisotiser lift half back SplllmaBj Paul. SoutherU 4. Clagettjlght half back. Langfor Jones.

fullback Captain. A. AND M. TEAM HOLDS San Antonio. Tex.

October SS 8a dal Neither team scored in the football game between Texas university and Agricultural and Mechanical college today. The game was battle royal frosa- start to finish. Close formation mas and slow. steady lunges were the of the day. The Agricultural and Mechanical lared a tremendously heavy the whole team to force the oppo tackles and guards barn The play of the university team characteTtHd by more snap tar team work.

The Agricultural and ciianicai team lost its only chance core through one of their men holding Texas man. Texas 108 its chance for a goal by' fumble. The up was as follows and M. Position. Sterms.

right end. NewMstJ Hope. right tackle. Preodergttt Benjamin. rlght guard.

Adams. center. Wo Harrison Slmpiofl. left guard. Fraser Neff.

left tacklaMa Blake left end. Duncan car Belt Har aaarterback Carpenter. right half. left halt. fnn back.

Jacksoa Bantti Cigar Dealers Combining. New' York. October a Retail dealers of this city have effected a porary organization for the stated of opposing the progress efr- nation stores which recently have spread over the entire guy nd the old dealers claim are underseittasi them through their ability to secure floral rates irons th nianiiaetereri i HE NSrt JI N. AJJli fitjfA GA. i it to.

P. 4 MISSOURI. 8 YS LOSE TO SEWANEE Pla ed OneRad shouldBe 1 0 h. 0. 0 4 I.

I 4 1 I 33 R1 hmond. 4 1 0 I andYO I Spe laL- Se" ln th miroon. bluelLnd ru nlng a' outgen raled to was toIle wed they torss were andlt backclrcled pl Qn' offensive helack of Intomo outhernen beln run. have nefr was' ue11rt ed ad.bposl- tbever Wlad tti cl gameput upb Waah Di1 poorlygeneraled waapoorly jud nent ri 1m nd eS. we rep gamewu tr1c1l pla credltfor togaln The.

veak.pot never WbAt prac ce-atood were' abun au. Position' rigi Pl prto Davis. end. Bl Osb rne. Iett In a1 ht11 irt Wear.

ARD PUS1IEDRAXD ld toa tober W85. ml corl g. WUunable p1ar 4 ndd1d wr ne pmeth1syear. ame" In theittrat' Harv nettedW byrushIng II 4. second.

crlmllonteam I ar4stolI. pe Ona Une up po Uon. Brown. Hfir4. r1hi WShebb leftguard sW' tm center.

ter naJard. cl1 iS1 Knowl B1U1rel rah Ir. arterbaCk c1 lefthalt11ack Barrr Kernan haltbackLyncl1 Hurley. i GrydoI1 i oiotatuancl bOnbODi 38WaUtand retuif 1 YJobnson t' hOJ jrt lW tOUUM lOST IO' UEgilli ER Ii OJ t' To Pr1De Prlneet deie tOd1t 0. InthebulSestg Detbat Princeton-bas ta eUoDlmmed1 tyafter Pi ck Pft cet taites he.

lliieat ack uteofth1atil of plawPPle ment4 fI1thatew brt t1 runs 11klieot cOlumb1a. ri ht' it. tOu teamplared oucbout 1hIshale Prt et na nter andl tt. latteralwafS' forced th uendangered secondhalf the ed twomlnute. thetart Columbia" Fo 1ke' thr ugh aM' Foulk rrted SMcClav nena I ft on was scored' e.

kept Ilfir. ton1 I pled. otthe game ofpunts iun tiup left Brow Tomfl son Duden gu end. Erb Ietthatt AT Statein 25. I ge a pme toO l8m fight' rendered' No.

hadso many mltl tee nd poor' on bOthldes I I tou hdownsln. on e. the. las edovertwo tt Elgin. 11 end.

kH n. halt. Bld le. H' Score Special. Carolina' th Caro ceedlng In of byagoal nd the W1 YI earollnafound last FttzpttlctBlnghams and BmlthGunter an Inte erence and hua of men.

lack ba num1erof Carr1edfro 0 l. WestPolnt 23Georgetown MlchIgan6 andMarahaU 6. AmherstUDartmouth Ando It eraI erg Wk tff PJE8 S. QW fJ illlA1fBRISBINF 1 J' 5 4f tM Ii 1 1 ri 1 t' f. 1 1 t.

i 1" 1. r- TechandG or F1g1ittoa1 W1thXe1therAbletos l' I game Yes- toa In eon sld- asthe ghas The Yu old toe. Georglaspoor large GeorgtaNlnety per. was thepme theotber call renurslng utwelgh JeoorgIaby betorethe byGeor thellne polntsot sp ese wever. Ize.

ach um th CJ or anedto come I1tcalto wlii 1 Qye ellt ncrsho ng f9t ban themat rlal Wh h. In be nlng' otthe sea-I Is. at theflrst halfW henGeor dIdnot ba11appar pt1y ly. manyards towardthe go an' easf re redand menund ubtedly I P. me teeung th at con st WOUld In.

dlsco ragedbY thelrdeteats AuburnandCIemson. gonelnto thegame ffsh8 eouldeasl1r wonl1ie gan hl1e ei we dotdolngW la.ptoceect to-move slii tly downthelleldby btj u. ever trylnlrend galnsremalned ea httien co wh st efffrti I lng' agam have anyteam WasJtar ng tly' Ge rgtareallzed thatshew tralned tootbal1. waswoetu11y SloeS. BU i pu lr lJ 3n" tter tnthls offem5Ivewbt IIOm thlng unusualtKanyteamtodo.

ip rstr ngottenalvework ImprovemenLJndel nlv to saw' 1lnethat1 ro ed an' ea1. on Auburnsllght th ot. Ge rgt heav many tes. withoutyield OndefenIe Tehs mastee th arot ow backs w11 lnln wa characfereby IndiVidual. Thi.

I largelYduet mad lne buck pnd rn Fo I Georga Quan back Haron. FullbaekMcInty Ltt 11cntyre miS. second KetroRat cenel on Geor' stoPPlngdeterl edrbeso 1 pr I men. Techabackeld dd geat work Mc-I I Danil. Cai a nd.

Lycetan hOW In wel caPtln Yo ung. W. 8n. th. I very.

ha. pr O. S1 Ion. Georga Waer Thrah alSdId ex. celentwork Bron' tked So.

runs I ge Pfue klngan 1 othe. her. selon whie wee end. rn tan eve agame 1 I Brllblne Te Fist ar Ct' Rdle Ht wlnsthe tman hoes te nrthg klckoftortbe Techat. 2:1 clOk bll.

ca bHamODonthe rd advan dl0yard he' dowe byCanliorand he bte' IR bUMdgo ttkef Grg sPn- e5jfoi off-de plai. DI In" cnt B.e- v. 1' i 1 RLE T. 1 Cptn RdIey Ga 1 pacic 1 pme can onliaCu 1 wok fa ro ently ch ngeo stem 0 BC. and thorouhy.

Teh ha Itrong playe footbal I t' I VCORY wheneenatte ge. Ad 1. I 1 UI a saUsfied It' 1 pty ae har bothBdes both Ide. deterine bJd acoe' I I tre tha 1 ltle cming ae Te tea haam llmproveent I i.1- ptandw exp ln 1..1" ter. btor I jt lef S.

yar. DleKn- son tacke fo Ja. Int plunes yards Ildley goe aroun letendfor a2 rd thr hrht tke fo Smit te. Dcknson. CIS.

a McIte twice pns I. 01 nex attemp Haron atempts 10e Techl gven theba11 atempt rght butI broughttoeart yard' pln.Ly- attmpt left Cornwel kck Tech Haron tumble Dicknson recers owed anadvnce gns 1 yar und i lef bu a otslde Grga loet1e dlst gned gve. Blackmltthe blL advance bl thrh Oa' tkle ges ro nd letteM Gora i pnalie yar. Cnon I' Um Jd run Cannn gin agn. Me Dan.

el ht eent utfall pn th baUondowns GOg l1g. Dcklonfall ganarou lef bl ned 1hn theUne Cnon. cktQn tep14 a I ru. n. e.

CI n. tre hlts cente. I foralysd Te bl fumble reovere by" icey. ven lad carieU ai I rghttkt D1 neor thugh let tckl for' yar cnMcIntr plung 7ad' advance 8phei yar i Dckron. goes throughlett aeke' ards ey go aund rgit d.

advancth skn 4' yai thrugh Dlconge tugh lef tke for yrds I l. rec verdb11dler. Rldl Yllp tougbrlh tacl rds icIntY elf lst. aah tugh Dlckg bYJet tkle 3. yars.

1 1ntyepiungthe te wice and blS yar. 1ble McIntye cve Tetes bL Cl Plfo lef rht ad I Caonavancee 7ars. cetfumble 1cDlel Gergatke. tiebU Dlekln atempts en rn downe lne Cao Techiglventhe Cnon up 7on jirS McD lh th lne LyceUgQ thou fo. yar Can tkle Jards.

fuble Joe yad Cnnon psthoUg tke for yars Can ol gs throuhcenter yr. Georgaetthe lrond w' k- tnsng S. throU. Ck rar. d.

Jldntye ges throug ceter rht en a vncel skn yar rl-r pl1' dd I gvento Hrmon wh a- vnced Beaer I for1ls. RdIey rn4 ihend andadv all Jrd. bfore brUht eh excelen. t. for Trh Dknson atempt I en rul f' ow Canon I agnls Bever.

COl. I for. lyard. Rde te Ylrs TechIte gve ono1ns. bt tie cal' edwth bonTe 3yar line Sre ed Aithal Te SR GrbttuteTec Itte a bnei Teh' 1 4 ang seco I.

11 cnenttot mlnute CPt Rdek i fo r. j' etht 1 Oer-- gs 1 ysUne adc vnc rar' lccoure wrk. dnC ibe lrLbf dcrltothe ce la. TO bU b7. fal' pru te.

futedr' ICw Teb JeuhtT I1 1ho' me fon tndOwne tul. ln Y. J' 4. L7 c. tt e.

tu atrc an 1' or. odow nc' tpc tdt to bt uble mae gLsCa nn. throvh cnte toI 1e- Daiel pt tclfolJr CD. non fal gn andte bl Elonr. D1knsntrle.

hter ollmu yardblng tce bor pre for Rley trie ed' bt tals ldey kc h8 Syard' ln tacghtb7 BriDn 1 Bte oI Ths lrrUne LyceU trea rChtendbut utui just where he ndTecbfAI to glICon bucbcenter but Ketron stads nkamotlnBrlnD kc s. but cr gl Georga Ctl piay. Gre JaDs Ja I Canon re tuh left tketor yads. McDaiel te the sDe tc bt fala to PMcDlelhfts cn and d5tannot mde bl g. ovr Irn cs Uund' Jefted fo.

aJ Rdey trie Jett. end. but fal t' P. Dik fo' 1 a a ts plabt mke 4. tc.

aU' bonci' t2Teh. Lcet trtecnter. fal. Canon- pi. Ya.

thlugl rt rd. Lyct lose ard bnl thwn bblndthe Bowerwboexecute tke excelent' ahspThe bU sovr Ter bt fa. gn Dclnon throughlefttc yas Idley. tu rlt I te' yas. Grga Lae.

Cnc. p. h. yar lne I 1 bll" 4 St4d 1 Iene u' elfven mCl1lnl thownint te' ply. DUC euttrUncebu UW latet uofJ lc I.

l' aI Ut' Ocr suoaal Wi tcn14t8 suto 1JIQ. 0 veter tae au tNUr tor.Ili.- non aa th1i Lt orpal' ep Utd trl r. ya 1 Ketronn git hap Jch I 10redlo JCk tdprotct got. el nnn JaPlntg10t IQ AW h1h anl la1t reas rtcJ. TePl1 UUL Haon.

butTJs 01 morprvu tut hei sey thwin ft. iJ Jlucky UArtr hs. Th eh agnof ya Haron mke a. prety' u4 yprTo Grg. ava nothladCpt a ln resor te lckn gae Rdey tnake bautfYI Tes loyard lne ala cughtbYHru avance 3 ard bhnd belnj Hao Te' 4)ad Une i ca a g' I yaM lno U.

i Rr. Or TeehO lie on. oc I Wager. i Bater I Thra. rtghl Ucti Smltb Crnwel.

rtgit gd. NI Market. 1 cter Ket 11foor. ga. aver I captalnVlet tenUJrbam I 8hceford Ieted Bowe Brn.

u' Hron Cnon. rtgt hal. Rde Cpt LceU leU hl. i DCklon fun ac iM IntrTJ FROMlA HNS t. uzve1Jo obr In a pttipld i e' ai dette b' ora rod o' a st Vrn1spnwere meb hnebuckeS Unebhtc hel" le.

bfre trfic" onugbt VI- gnlald0 forUO er crtUcpoltshoweest tok brc holdIn1n1 tot dow' oncewtne5a lSt. JOhal. the bl Hver Ume olebtfaed tohoM It toray tme. Vrc' 8 plyngu ccou i tewokthogbJobsana Counl Inthe p1Yed unuly I gve ot MISSiSsipPI. S' GAME I Aet Ke1' WeXot Oe.

Stk ie' StrkvleJ SPa Inanepetay theUntersltof llulp1 woe theJplA rctul ehct cUe arewa Te Unupwu A. and. P0IUon" lpl M1 1t. Wc Tylor. tt Ue Cr.

At 7t rz 1 EtOI. let e1. Kbroub i hVez nateUmp1 lu rte G1n' Fet. a be Vlr bd brtJ bl plyed. Etn BroyleTtt a Gr' A ctl dJehanha1cn SOr1o OP a t1 bb aolnpH a' Deba waoaJol ec- i yf j.

fJ RtSIUPS HE lARDERS Roke. oc 8a 1c IUte. athe Unvenfxf orth' CUap a I peO Raok. cnt I wbeb. cet s.

VP4 Je Otovetebe ad No Clkecut tromthe Po eut te a Iw i ben" et rme. Mr tanand te' a' ga fm 1et bt I teHnbtNoh Clm keect al' Ctt m. a tor- rt Cter fl l. C' te bUonteyao Nort Clnpute a nte md. at1ti 1idr I the.

w. untte times up Tetimute wr ptyed. cnte he 111enVLP. tce. bu p1a th tege NoOI wtthe t.

a chos thew 6a iCtrlclvr 1 lie. BaUtsbt tcl1s 2Jd Orve kcuO Jr I aa ret. 1. rhe IVI I lCre bI Zwber tey loe' odow ns. lJr.

tu Ue bl te covern dow Vme27over cv re Vntte JI frm J8 Ue' bpla J1 fa 37rVtr. 2. bylaks butiftce VLJ loe 1J" Vinme 2ybrhu 1tu gl t' 2yar tpe. lut taJVrn1 lOBe bn al fO b1ng Ue cln glU yr- nn A v. I aloe ba1Crolf chaUa aUIocaunaeYsUe te I Ce.

lek-f Cn Jw baltfyar. CueJ retrbl v. I. ed ed plue Co. UJ alollO on' p.

Grve Je Vrnt rturn. 1ZCanter Ikrrtght fO. Ia HoltrUee Twnsd VIrni nly bt lolsbouQure Imprpr ps. Gr kldU46i andVir r2' Oe. bldlng II Une Carln fU.

gi 1k yar. Culem8Jf aud HoJtd JrVi pl. ryards thrqllnewhen bl 00ver. IdleCaroUn pns a thru Uend bl vr bolnr V1 ar a kc fr Gravesbnc tppbyJac rturns' Jacoks arc an Ihur Ne tong1' i. pv lcbf yad aFhel doW Cpn.

terl l' teu' rgntblJne ins1 yar Fne repc B1. VInc' rars. On P1 y8' th line Gmv kc 3 batball irtul ra Jk. yt. adtm cl wth bl.

CaroUa' Zrd le" lnup CUn Pol1tonV PL ToWtd. rltt HI Cpbn Jrcht tklef Smt Faow. tht Jclougb ttewa idntr Dne11) arc. ln. Fu.

Jght tk. Fnky Fhe. il Jle 9rve dr TnslJY Neon rgt hCUntet :1. Urt Jne tlbck CouJlemn UBURNAND TU AN NejtterTeam. cor GarfeatNeWOr ew Set foibn eveWtneed blewotwaa play tybtween tae.

uv rlty 4Aubun whh reltet ore Ater tetlc. bt elnwhc. Auur was" ge rtpme 1I cUeona tot dre Ith tw mlh te thOeo fto py. Teb1theWonI rd Un Wt UbutnhrbUm te dost touwnma I tepme wlthpe pble ecpton t. a.

fora ro Id. buwfie1ot Te 1otthe Ii wurapUnt tl Aibumb7s ee' 1 i bete ontn the iewo ln men' th 1trw re indlt. fro lck. otwnan4p timt mnt iwu hOwe. aato ahci proT et i e.

the Irtgcfte li wek T8 oranareerthe tr fetyre ot te ply ptn of Weteld A1d h- c11 ever wit kU8tetafmoent. tin spie pendd tAubumbO Te 1orer ofte. da was 1ever f1heb AUblntl pr. In Lft Gurd Eer. ptaJe' o1er te eUre amblY.

fr 1eU fO Theean t. sltha1 ten epcatr nctnif terUD tit nUmewuercoamlmmlnet deTa Dutrunof th yw. Ydg m4ebiW reld bt twolnl tent yar. btUe ttro pr 1. Dt Uewu ce i vertt tttebt wpt i uta cBdorthe wasgeraly ce tt wou r' Ct af b' tbrathetk ued I conceed tt ub heb nowbleTte wpe imeu 1tnaLelnabp ctn.

Te lneup wa Aur PoUD Tulne J. rw Pec. gd. ee 1tke. cnte are Ee.

Jf IradRnolph I. c. lefttke Wo i Ehta tu bk. Alt. Xt.

leUhlf Sit ar' hGrecat jN LMOIESONS A q1fo. a otdwi mt Ye. prta ote dw rt aeKe spl stPentapJ11 1 VntUNTERSUUS COMMODORES Vanderbit Tennese jn t. JoseGareal Knoxm Totie Dug1 a c. uckg DdOt otk VaebUtaLe Pn We.

A sprt Kon Tenn fotblge tateb Unv1 ne ofW ct. andVand bUt unrlt. Na rte vtoJ Vaebt srblIHoLTge latteDed ad t. cme wis lv1 te nn. rlt bg bta" ad lenne conn.

fo bucng te Je notattep mae. thern bn derent VandeUt nrlou11 Uebut 1s rune tc pted-fo tweal Tttu Pe whe Te brbuekgtt Une It t6bUow i yad of. VarbU. attempe ad Tm Van rt the echi. bl ote end te fie11 touchdow Dv kceg Duclumdethe tp1Yfor nes rn Zht dU' whl hewa.

ulucufu1tc twce Vanderbltbut ceedecFS' mn tbon touchdrfoT ae. Buckngh. Teee tonh Vaeht' lie. tyad Iteerene 3 Tennese pea' inUdate Vanerbt Teh4 Vandeblt oclassed tom wi' ectlon ave stt Teneue sC. wucmp1edto peat1' frtbbVbnI a acet7fteri He' wacredot td un potetad WA.

leed Otta. Tennes kked bal lo whe Vanderbit alriuot sl' plonendrna it CE dow an an kicke g. Vanderlt. touchd01w lb. It DIYdcngc Coc Fheof TeneMn be ge p1ayebFTennelD2 eth pdpDt wk' nue how f0 Tee Wt todefet 8ewlU1entSta TheVa eblfme pr met" aFed hee.

TeJ niht fr' Nubvne. Tennes PsUonYae Sierly. cnter Ca wel 1ght gad ot. Sfcx 1. tght te lU OeJ.

1n 1 Bene lef en' HoW Grm. rght m' i Crwfor Id. quer 0t1 Ben rht haf DOtlu i leth1 ulgh tlbk J. MIDEFETS RICI virl' CPb" Culy Ota. t.

Lgc 4e Rcond VLO 9) TheRcJ elIeg. fotl' t. Vignia 1wtitu. enon rters dronaL Inan thi atieon detelLt te oe tO. ThesuJ Teho cntt ed bthnJ fer fr n.

te heat ce. I. thIn allthet o1w fm The Icke ctlnJee theb Unbclc tl gln seemlnute Te cntetwa onH4e4t tt lt etp1e tuteT lneupwu 1L Poion Blb CtPr BrUlef en OUJ Deoe tJePdI pac Pac1ef guard A PA eent r. J6- MlltOI onrllirt H. tefthalfba lc.

PauL. utb II Jonealo i A AN DMIEAM TE XAI. 1- I ATLANTA UN1A 0 BOYS real Ga twoto 4y ca M. 3 4. 1 O.

cj S. I a1 Wft5 9 I 1 2 whi1eWasbington a wa 1 1 only wa bythe ho de- yisi- 0 a 1 Si ftrstpart ha4showed i we ef- beenth re int rfer- wa wb I en stood 1. tt I. 1 a Poweright OsbOrnequarter backRobertg I Touch I halves-25 ius i. i buta I I I ex I me ama held-for ards I rnt fI.

iarvar Clark Wrig 11' enter. Cotter it Zing rd. I Barnard KnowleSs lit end i. Hamilton lghgeftdeC1 Itnd ret1tlrrboto. Yi.

as. nuacturers COLUMBIA iQ THTTERS r1fletOfl the hardestgatne ImmedIt 1y k1cko ofthis a. ew ulke byColumbiasri time lwa iuin 1cm badly4rippled an tackleBrqwne left Reedrighth endWolke it. backWeekes Moore. rlght Kaferfufl backStangland n.

Th mi tacklingnd pooron th CAROLINA Bngh one as thefleld- 5 TECHHOLDS SLO AME4 4 a tif 1' WI 1. ore. the ier i a Georgl44ail i atf beginnlngotthe wnenOeor purpose theTech the' feell gthat Auburnand offsb hayestampeded theTec1is ilowlydownthe fieldby GeorglaSgaiXlSremained washlghly inga he well wbf offensivework improvemfntln mafl end triok eterminedrhes I I proposition ex- kicking scan Pirst IaIf- of I' sss- 4' TALKS. I factthat the I I I I I inadeirnprovement th and' xpect seonenL" 4. plungesthrough Oi Techis a Ly- yardsaroupd balton Oeorg1aadPumb1ing.

belngdowned thelma' yard bltidley. l' it 2' Tjoei plu aid heme lefttackle yads flt4 goesbyjeft gii' A advances1he glventhe LycEtt insongoes va ced. oe th 4 52th1p a offlith1fQ. Te Secondhairredueed-byu tofifteen irg Tho-bali is eaught by1tzj on Georgia 12 andadya yarda hts afldg0e intothe flnfettle byC. failtO Thean 25Cauxhtlq WhO' being' th tkelj an lb o' downs.

greatdatsrminas a forlyard non falls 23. being od. yard' yarflhii tries end but Barter' 1 be and Tech fails gain Cannon center but stands like a mountain. Bnn klcgs ball Is carj gack' on gins sloe Georgia loses Carmon roes through tki for 3 yards McDaniei tries same trick but faji gain. McDnnleI hits' centar having yalds.

RIdley fail. to piaybut ll' to" goes TbaX1 nQ1oA yard.bne in bgia pqsssot hincea a ottjconuCd aiahd a i ry jiCrye eieven men ixiinthtowit Into' the' eutar hus liaxtet gets uyilezt eng ard oui shi nas 1- counngtu gaaninu 3iQ. a eon ZcrD yaros. ioriyarde jetng gotA. moteprovea beta by eot.

eeh 35yards. az nmd ceugbtbyBrta oclockand line oecrgia0 Tech0. captainIeft Iiycetfrleft ST JOHNS virgth playedgame bucking St. Johns a brace. but' failed lszIsslppIwOn 0.

up 31 Trotter. Celia end--------- Crumpeonquarter a esp school new top both primls tnd public' schools at publishers' prices. Ample bSIp to prompUi wait an LU. John 34- lllSs' Co. a Marl- iiiuIi tcan ke.

Sp cit- Polyte hxiis endUng" game' on yt PLkickM theilne kkkeont VP wszaawbaeen 1 ara aIa agoal eld. yardrunto centerof Caroithagot iostten afumhle NorthCroltn was-then undlthe TtntyrnInule3lyejwsre contestlagcoacheIrer ba ks thegame wOnth. Carpenterkicks 40yards. gtnIaretiirns Bysuccesslye gtfliacarrlesthe VIrgtnIamakes successive rushe1VIrgta fmmy 20bPitaOCks llnet nn i tlmeis Bcore0 klckofrCagojfria baUM 20. 22 gains1yarda onQuariea kkks40yaMs re- tUrnill.

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