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Yellow Jackets Walk. Over and Through Them at Will Final Score 59 to 0 BUI Jenkina Wax Real Star of the Game Tech Played Mostly a Kicking Game in the Second Half. The Tech Ytow Jackets completely smothered the I Ur1vr1ty of South Carolina PVPT at Ponce de Leon es terday afternoon bv the score o' 9 0 Tech scored po nts In the first a wilh ihp regular team In action. and th second hat substitutes were fl In for er man on th. team tl ept on or tfruhrman In adul- On thl the ow Jackets pl jed mostly a kicking gam- in the' second halt thus giving South Carolina the ball In order to defensive practice.

It was a complete walk over for the Yellow Jackets Tech showed a -wonderful Improvement In her team play. Her Interference on end runs could not have been better. white tie signals were carried off quickly and the formation" made In quick time. South Carolina showed practically no football abllltj It should be said though that they fought hard and gamely and pla ed clean ball. but they were completely outclassed from ie start.

The Quart. a of the South Caro. ma team team more than he helped. Ht a the ball to his backs sent them against the strong Tech line time after me without any gall' and did not help Ms men on the In terference. lie would Jut feed the ball Into the hands of his backs and then Jump out of the wa while at no utage of the game did he attempt to carry the ball himself.

Maybe It was stage fright maybe he did not know ar. better or perhaps he had a ho some respect for the fierceness of the Tech tackles. To give the game In detail would re quire column after column of space end then It would not be complete. umm rg It up brlefl It whirlwind attack apalnnt a weak defense aided and abetted by some of the pret. tlsst Interference on end runs that has been seen on a gridiron here In many a Ja The i ell Jackets are coming strong and th aT going to gIve orne of the other ns a world Of rouble before they through.

Jenkins. Duncan. rt and Wilson tarred on end runs the first two mak rg a 45 and ard run respect- Uel while the lat two named off several 15 to 2a ard runs. Leuhrman Hill and La starred on tearing up the opposing line for large galnK. McDowell and fattprson at tie tackle positions played great ba 1 In the tackle over tackle formations.

Rurt at center and Spatdln" and Cole- man at guards played good ball very department. open ng up big holes for their backs and hitting the line OH on the defensive upsetting pla before they were started. Jenkins was the real tar of the gamp though. fur he covered up I as no ot er nd has ex ce ed at Tech In many a. da lie Is ff I the Tech anti three oc- a ion recover i the ba I after he had reed the South Carollnlatie to fum- ii also tore ofc end runs th i sine rapidity an 1 lumped his opposing end on the interfere le rx rovp 1 1 st ends the outh Jenkins.

neat I I es artf tackntan Melts lierault 11 raIn ma rJ Lavie apt it fl Hammond Lewis 1 egg iPl I HI I Low Nair Iteferec. Jam son 1 rdue ump re I Flames. of ewanee lead linesman Jmtson of He I Inton Time of 23 and ml it To ich downs. Davis Ci Hilt. Wilson McDowel Artty Palters I I incan tots from louchdown.

i on CHICAGO ELEVEN WHIPS ANCIENT RIVAL ILLINOIS age tober 18 Chicago dc- fpated Illinois 14 to today In a drs plrately played girt I I to eight would apparently more var Indicate the relative strength th. teams. for thl as first touchdown was a de- iOed fluke. Both sides made ns through the in on straight football. but not on slstently Had Illinois a.

man who could catch and return punts with the brilliancy that characterized the work of Captain Paige the story might have teen different. Illinois men acted like thunderbolts. and the ends down kp lightning play In the second half. when Iaigs repeatedly heeled hit catches Chi ago na le th tl A 0 second half when 1 Iaige heeled a punt or I Una- ar 1 In and kicked a pretty gTial trcm acernent. Ith the score 8 to 0 against them.

Illinois executed the most sensational play of the game On a forward pass pta otis- three of the I Illinois men rrna ned to tare tie Chicago line. Tie other eight tike a squad of militia on exhibition Irl rushed tar to th let forming ar nbr akable interference. with 11 a io. whi the ball was placed hi afco 1 vard toe. Tht.

mint desperate Imaginable foot- bait the old st le sent Montejoy across the 1 ne for Illinois' first touch. Ii an i la was missed Seiler pastiy the tar performer of tho visitors 1ed three more prints when hp dropped a beautiful goat from Chicago 40 ard line. Jut to prove that had a shads th. better team Cl Icago In the second 1 a made a perfectly legitimate tuuclldown. prrf ctlv executed quarter back kick gained 35 ards and Worthwln.

the attempts. gained the remaining distance Paige kicked the goal. V. M. I.

3 North Carolina 0. Unchburg a October 18 Mr- Inl Military Institute sprung a de- Ided surprise here today defeating- North Carolina. to 0 Kln ollng goat from a drop kick rained a die- cushion as to whether It was II. goal' or not. The cadets outplayed Carolina deaDite the heavier teens.

MERGERS FOOTBALL ELEVEN SHOWN IN ACTION 1 his is the eleven of Mercer niversitv taken during practice on the campuv at Mercer In the back ground is see tists are now showing an improved form Coaches Frank and Bob Blake. The Bap- Vaughn Blake's Drop Kick Makes the Score Stand 3 to 0 Nashville Tenn. October 16 8 Vanderbilt arslt team was defeated on Dudley Field this afternoon 3 to 0 the Alumni eleven. In a game that was hard fought. With one second left to play Vaughn Stake dropped back on Vanderbnts forts four sard line and tram a.

difficult angle sent the al Squarely between the uprights. John Fdgerton showed much of old form of ten years ago and repeat- dl smFhid er the Varsity line for large gains. Tie Varsity was weakened considerably by the absence of several regulars The lUie up ALUMNI Position. VANDERBILT. StonE' center.

Griffin oln and I alter eon. guards HUBS and Connell ilassiack and 1 ueil tackles McUehe nd Covlngton tf ak tt aHm lion end. and Stewart Veelv ood le Hall quarter I ttn Blake. Lockhart Haygood i and Anderson halves Williams and Adams Fdgerton full back. Lons STONE MOUNTAIN BEATS GRANT A.

C. Dobsons Bunch Pulls Off Some Neat Plays With Ten- ing Effect. tone Mountain Ca October 16 1 Special The ame played here this atern on rp i Ite1 in a victory for the I it he 1 for Bo tie final store ijr 1 1 Grant Ath. letlrs 0 The ba tie was one of the hardest ever ht on Hill Field. After receiving thp kick off More Mountain brought the ball to the mlti of the field on a series of line bucks.

forward passes and end runs. Here the rants held for downs and Immediate put their machine In too- ti toward S. B. goat. The playing was fierce and it seem- Pd for a white that a touchdown would theirs.

tone Mountain finally ft possession of tl ball and then uncorked sons of the prettiest quarter back runs. delayed passes and straight bucks ever seen here finally pushing McLendon over on the third down for a touchdown. rant kl ked off to L' Sell- ii received the ball and passed It to leatlev who ran the entire length II' fitld for the second touchdown. Mailings converted both touchdowns int als Line up Position am Rogere Andrews Ma tines iarke Twlttv swell Tom Inson I 1 tiahaffey Lancaster E. Mahaffey Barrett Johnson.

BI otetnati Oldknow Everett. Gorse Sneed I Palmer. Witeatley 1 it McLendon. b. Featutes.

playlnlZ of Tomllnon Hog- rrs Sttellina and McLendon for B. and Jarvis and Everett for Grant Park Referee. Dohllon umpire. Turner. DAVIDSON RETURNS ALL BASKETBALL TEAM Dav dson October 16 pe clal This week basketball pract ce has begun In earnest light work hi been done for on time but Xnly within the pat few da have the tel- lows gotten down to real hard work.

Most of the men on last year var sitv and scrubs have returned. and there are several new men that are showing up sp rndidlj particularly' White and McDutiie. M. McLlntocK. of Charlotte.

is manager. The first game scheduled Is In Columbia. tall' week. The football line up was somewhat changed this rX Witkinscn was moved from quarter to end. The team was verv much demoralized by the first minutes of play In the Clemson1 game aiur av but recovered quickly.

that it In good shape again. A heavy rhedule Is ep ng the fellows very busy. The play uth Carolina. Navy. Washington and South Caro Ina Mi Uar Academy.

and closes the season Thanksgiving by playing sI I in I tynehburg Yale 17. Army O. Wet Point. October 18 The Army lo to Tale today by the or of IT to The cadets by hard play I held the score down to nothing to nothing the flr- half. but to the second the were erw helminglj detested The Army eleven seemed helpless before the powerful running of Daly.

rhilbln anti Vaughan. Yale rushes through the Arm tines were met with a fine defense. but by skirting the ends the Bulldogs teLvsa made big gain Sends Kick From Place- merit Over Tigers' Goal Posts. Blrtn neham Ala. October 16 Special gain Wizard Pollard up- sets the dope and Alabama.

this after- noon. before 000 people defeated Ctemsnr. at the state fair gro inds by II. score of to I In the early minutes of tl fast half Captain Pratt from the 49 ard tine. kicked the ball from placement eac lv through the goal pots of Ctempon To alt practical purposes gamp was ended at this point I tlemton though outweighing Alabama about ten pounds to the man had but one opportunity to score.

That rams when the game was alt but two minutes over I oft Half Hack White ploughed through Alabama's line for twenty- five ardf and planted the ball eight yards front Uabama. goat The thin red line. pr. held firm an I after two assault the nmson team had lost I. yard.

Time was called with the ball on the 8 5 ard line and In tie possession or Clemson. In tt first half Clemson gained ex tensi elv through Alabama lighter line. but never threatened the goal. The punting of raptaln Pratt magnificent and his toe not only won the game but sa ed It for Alabama. artpr Back onnellv was Clpm- son best ground gainer Pratt starred for Alabama.

His goal from placement was on of the most spectacular ever seen in the south. and it distance is greater than an other 1 kicked In strictly Intercollegiate game in the tooth. But one forward pass was worked. This was for fort yards ana was thrown by I ratt to I Baumgartnr As a le lemson depended on straight forward football. Alabama gained nothing at all through Clem- son line or around the ends.

The line up AtABA1tA POSITION. CLEMSON. iiaumgartner. left end Bates Walker Palmer and Wllkerlon right half back bummarv hcore end first half. Alabama 7 Cletnson 0 final score Alabama 3 rJpmlon I a fr it pi r- ment.

ratt 1 Qfflr als Igln Nashville referee TutwllET Vlr- glnlal umpire. Watkins UwnetI head linesman. Pratt Alabama nd Calhoun fClern on timekeeper ngwel1 Pennsylvania and Burke Alabama assistant linesmen. Time of halves 25 minutes. each.

MARYVJLLE SCRUBS PULL OFF STRIKE STUNT Mar nn October 1 I 5pe olat Chicago had a packers' strike PUtsbttrj had the railway strike but the small town of Marvvtlle In the Tennessee mountains has originated something odd a football strike. From all sources It appears that the second team or Maryvilte college has been bravely nihllng the varsity In the afternoon scrimmages. Thtt manager hard work and many promises. bad arranged fn a trip to Harriman. where they ore to play the.

seasons game. The thrubs to a man. had tied their socks an Jer up when a trip couldn't be had. and for the tact week they had been anxloully arising at 4 o'clock the morning to anticipation of th trip Wednesday cam it an the 13th that's Just why It happened. The dean informed III.

manager thai the trip had been voted down the faculty. The manager. with tearful eyes re lated the sad news to the en as me them on the campus. If I dot get In a gamp quit right hete. said the short.

black head ed end known as The Wtd as he shifted hi weight from hl wrenched knee. Since then the Hill has been bolting. Th. Scrubs held a meeting Th agreed to stick together. No games no practice and no scrimmage were the passwords.

won I scrtaffirfge tie yault unln. they us a game we can beat some time Sow you can see two and three boys consulting In every dark corner. and making signs that betoken evil somewhere Everv where you notice a group of Scrubs and. of course It football Th have sworn to quit and sit on their own doorsteps tilt thy hear home com Ins sound of the games which th professors so sudety snatched away' to one night. tile meantime.

the varslt Is ad- verUsing for something that car. be run over with slight resistance and we await the reports of the development qsf the now order of strikers and a correct list of fatalities. QUICK DANNY GOODMAN MEETS SHIFTY JOE HOWARD Everything Is now in readiness for the owning of the southern Athletic' Club on Monday night. The hall has beets carefully cleaned the bleachers have been carefully fixed. the opera chairs have been Installed the ring 1 In readiness.

the Ifymnaslum Is complete and the fighters are resting pr I paratory to their scraps. This will be the first scrap of the new club. and the big noise" of the evening will be a bout between Danny Goodman. of New York. and Joe Howard of Brooklyn.

These men are lightweight scraprers and stand well up In their class. Both men have rood Police Gazette records of which they are very proud. and they are confident of not letting the other man sully this record a bit. These two bov have a good punch in each 1 hand and are able to deliver U. Thor are shifty on their underpins bore for punishment and are both confident of slipping pr the wallop for the count.

The new halt. which is In the Steiner- Emery building. is a fine place to hold the bout. It is doubtful if a better place co ild have been secured. The hall will seat in neighborhood of 1 000 persons and from every seat IT THE TULANE ELEVEN i TRIMS OLE MISS" 5 TO 0 New Orleans La October 16 TVith only one minute of the first half left in which to play Tulane scored the only touchdown In the football game ere this afternoon with the niveri itv of Mississippi Tulane failed to kick the goal.

Setlhr side scored In the last half. and the game ended to 0 In favor of Tulane. George Tulane's right end. who got the ba 1 on an on- i side kick. ran 36 yards tot the touch- 1 down.

The line up and summary follows the ise a good view of the ring ii btainable This Is the best feature of the halt. Box seats. opera chairs and bleach- ers have been cut in. and every thought of comfort of the- patrons has been looked to. The new club is going to make a success In Atlanta.

This is assured for the reason that they are going to brlnK to Atlanta the best men obtainable in the fistlc game men who are known to be on the square boys who are climbing uo the ladder and to whom very victory men a boot a. rung. An arrangement has been made with the officials of the Savannah dub to ex fighters and In this way the I lor 1tt tarts art' assured of seetnz I hllrhw classed men than they would i otherwise. as two bouts after II. tone trio i more attractive to a fighter than to make the lone trp from the east.

light in either Savannah or Atlanta and then utnp right ba home again. to a. few dav an announcement. wl 1 be made of the majority of the men who will be seen at the local rl ib The orlce of admission are 10 cents to The preliminary mill I starts promptly at JO clock Jimmy Dashler vv i referee ROY MORAN BECOMES AN ATLANTA CITIZEN Ro Moran the speedy left fielder of the Atlanta Crackers. has returned to the.

city after a two ekn visit to la horns In Vlncenrtes. md. Roy is now a. full fledged Atlantsn. He has caught the Atlanta pint and has now decided to make the Gate City his home for all tlmi He has entered Into business for himself conducting a pressing- and dry cleaning etabll ment at West Fills street.

with Joe Gluck as h1 partner. The firm nam" la Oluck Moran. Ro shcull make a hit with tht5 isfnees and he says that bust- ness Is air adj pressing. Fordham 12 Cornell 6 ttiiaca October On two flukes. due principally to th slowness of the i.

Cornell backs. won front the red and white today a score of 12 to The game was fiercely ht and several players were in Jured. owns George of I officials Robothon. of Tufts referee Lurallen of the Army. umpire.

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GATE CO. Middlesboro Kentucky. Just over' the Dry Line. His Showing a Revela- tion He Meets Griffith Here Next. Alter having glr Dick Mill a Brooklyn middleweight a thorough trouncing In SaVfLnJllb rriflay night Jack POT Atlanta's premier scrapper.

hit town yesterday afternoon. looking as tit as the proverbial fiddle. He was modest enough about having threshed a odds favorite. saying simply that tie had expected to win. In commenting upon the fight the a papers are unanlm In ctarfng It one or the best pulled off in that city since the revival of the fighting game.

The Atlanta roan. according to the paper was nothing short or a rev I Xton to th tight fans of the ttpy dtr They expected Miller to make a monVer of him. But the shoe was on altogether another foot. and now they think. Foy hasn't an equal at his weight In the south.

And there arty question but that Pay. atr adr a prime favorite to- catty. is now far away the but lr InJir card In the city. He is matched to fight Billy Griffith of Akron. Ohio.

here within three weeks. and tM. ttromtees to be the but scrap putted off here In many II. day. AT WINDSOR.

Detroit Mtch. October 16 The fourth race. a six furlong dash. proved the feature of today's a card at the Windsor track. Tbeo Cook.

heavily played favorite at to 10 won the race. with Lady Erma second and Hasty Abnet' third. AttolQ finished second in the seventh race but was disqualified for fouling. Great Jubilee getting second money and Crucite Or third. Summaries FIRST RACE Maiden ar old and up.

purse 400. mile Chlctgo 104 Mammon 12 to 1 4 to 1 2 to 1 won Oquetus 104 Mentry even I to 5 out second Allenby 10 RoUlns to 1 2 to 1 6 to 5 third Time 42 5 Early Day. Floral Queen. Carolina Dr. Pillow Mar'- Holland.

tyronda Over Quick and Charivari ran. SECOND RACE Selling year old purse 6H furlongs Betty Lester 142 Howard to I to I to 6 won MM Hnl 7 Oan 7 to 3 to out. second. Miss UarUton 1 Wilson 7 to 1- to I. to I third.

Time 01. VVonnle Be Isleton. En- gone. Sweet Th King Lorlmar Lord Slam. Lumen tars THIRD RACE Handicap Solds anti UP.

pur 400 utile and an el hth Wotwtndsp. 105 Gaits 1) to to out won- Martin Doyle 104 Davenport 7 to 2 even. out second rerh 106 Howard 10 to I 3 to I out. third. Time.

I 6 Vox PQPull. Fort Johnson ran. FOURTH RACE I ar olds and upward por 00 lx furlongs Theo. Cook. 116 Davenport I tb 10 out.

won Lady Erma lit Howard I to ft 2 to out. second Ha e. 1 Gent 4 to 1 I to I out third Time. 1 IS 1 Captain John ran. FIFTH RACE year olds' and upwards lllnff puree 4 0 rt tnrioagi Ozortns.

103 Hammond II to I to I to 8 won Ida. D. 107 Osna I to 2 out. second Loyal Maid. 107 Howard to I.

4 to I 3 to 3 third Tints 14 Uccwolnl Top Robin- on LaSalls ManHsliixr Sally Preston and Edjnty ran SIXTH RACE Sell lag year and upwards purse 400. mile' Injury. 10 Howard 3 to 5 oft won Strorae- lend. Id Shind1eT to 1 to rven second John Carroll 10 Wll- von 7 to even I 2 third. Time 1 41 2 Ifoyie.

eomopelltaD Mil tone CoL Jack ran. SEVENTH RASE Sclllnf. olds and upwards pur 400 mile and an eighth Hoirard Pearson. 2 Wil- son II to 1 8 to I out won Qr a Jubilee Davenport 20 to I to 1 6 to I second Cruebe dQr 109 31 crareK to 10. out.

third. Time. I 1 5 Oreagna Delestrome Arrom- sklft. Retry ROcb. on Vanen.

Tb Ear Oberon also tan. 01- logo finished second- but was disqualified Wlnd or Entri for Monday. First ee- old 1 mile Kllderln. Amanda Lee. OmrJcon 7 Dorondo D.

Detroit. X. Miller Don Dies WnUam mitt. Alfred th Qr 100. Second' Steeplechase olds sod upwards akat miles Bit rry.

116 Reginald 14 Class Leader. Uz ie Flat. 160 11 John Dillon. :140. Third Rao Handicap all ages.

5H furlongs Luetu. 41. Guy Fisher. 10 Hasty Ap. 107 8ew H.

100 8mll CorNttt. In Sltaal. Fey. Fourth Race lIlDg old ill- lie and geldings 6 furlongs ratq 7 HOhI. TeuekL SUeplverd' Rong Xlw Maplvtea Boon Bee.

7 Kyle. I Delt' 10 EZwyn dy Sybil. 102 Dixie Znigbt 112. Fifth Race gelling year I l-l th mile Occidental Ollvettr Injury. 15 prado 11 Odd Dut tI Chllla Anna DUv OIL Sixth RJLC Selllcf.

year and upwards I rallt Jo OsItflts to Caper Su tM. BaH R1 rat lUrc moat pclltAn. 103 pr Bobineon 4 7. lpI MI-it TUR1aTo Outsider Victorious Only a Nose. The Turk Caught Cherryota the Favorite at the Lat 16th Pole and Captured the Event in a Hard Drive High vate Defeats Huck.

Jamaica T. October Th Turk. backed from 12 to I to to' I won the nbrook handicap for olds today. He caught Cherryota. the' favorite at the last sixteenth pole and won by a no In a hard drive.

Web Private won the Southol handicap a head from the favorite. Hock. FIRST RACE Selling 5 I 2 furlongs 400 added Responseful. 304 Cr vy to 5 I lo 2. I to won.

Top Notch. 104 Rutweill 10 to I. 3 to 1 I to 3 second Arnyl. 107 Rettlg SO to I 10 to I 4 to I third Tlm OS 2 5 Tom Mettors. Artavnl.

Our Hannah and Osrando also ran. SBCOND RACE Ulle and a sixteenth. MOO added Queen Marguerite. 106 Creevj 8 to I 7 to I to 2. won Black Mate 103 Garner 7 to I I to 5 second Patsy 105 Gilbert to a to I to TO third.

Time. I 5. Norbltt. County Fair and Maces ran. THIRD RACE Lyobrook handl- cap.

value I 500 6 furlongs The Turk. too Creevy 8 to I 2 to I even. won Cherryola 114 Butwell 2 to I. 4 to ft 5 to 9 second Star Bottle. IDuan IS to 1 6 to 3 to.

I third. Time. I 18 Pretend. Shannon Charlie Margrave Hlbernlca and CttIckICW FOURTH RACE The Soutbotd handicap l1a roles. value 1000 High Private.

109 Gilbert IS to 5 6 to 6. I to won hurL 105 Glass It to I to 5 out. second Firestone 11 Durum to 1 8 to 6 3 to 6 thJrd Time 1 34 4 6 Kings Daughter. Be u- champ and Arondadt ran. FIFTH RACE Five and a half furlongs 8400 added Enfield.

10 TDtl- an 4 to I II to 3 4 to 5 won. Cuque 1419 Rettlg to to 3. even second SplT ound 142 Me- Laughllni IS to 1 6 to I I to I third. Time 1 :07 i Dr. noliberg Raping Belle Firm.

Fl Oro. Nod. Top Note. San Souet II ec Bon Honanie. Home Run and Mobility ran.

SIXTH RACE One mile and a sixteenth selling. 400 added Court lady. 102 Glass 9 to 2 to I to 2 won. Campaigner 107 Mr to 1 2 to 1 to 5 second Lord Stanhope 108 Outran to 1 to 1 to third Time 1 49 2 aponeca and Summer Night ran. Jamaica Entries for Monday.

First Rac Colts maidens. old 54 long Slioreham Momus Temple. 110 TonlaU Lengenbeck. 100. Second Race Three ear olds and up.

selling. I 1 16 miles Woodcraft. Juggler. IOSI Queen Marguerite. 106 Patsy 105 Imitator 100 Right Guard.

Plrekford 91. Third Race Handicap 2 2 6 furlongs Prince Imperial 118 Radium Star. 110 Everett 108 Chick- claw. 107 Polls. 105 Martinet 99 Fourth Race The a tllle stakes 3 vear old 1116 mile May T.

Practical. 109 Dr. ltottberg. Recqu 308 Count- Fair. 103 Man Davis Orana.

8 Fifth Race Three jear old an up 1H miles Campaigner 108 Patsy 105 Golconda. 10 Dandy Dixon. Slakln. The Peer 100 Nethermost Star Thistle. 99 Twilight Queers Sixth Race Four ear olds and up.

setting furlongs Horace E. Co. I medtenne Sneaks Mary. Waterbury. Carthage.

Len. Trash Pantoun. Jeanne Arc Queen of the Hill SRI- volatile 107 Desirous. Hat MuteTlon. Roekeone.

Adrluche. 102 AT LATONIA. Cincinnati. Ohio October Hanbridge won the feature event at La. tonta todas In sea- fashion from th' light weighted Dainty Panic with Richard Reed third.

Four favorites won. In the last race. Bruce Rice anti Admonttor lo their riders but neither boy was serlouI1 Injured. FIRST RACE Selling 7 furlong purse MOO Stnfran ill Obert 10 to tint Battle Fleet. 103 Goose I to 1 to 1 second Ona.

IOC ii to 1 to 1 It to 5 third. lime 1 27 Pirate Diana. May Gene. Dearly Betde. Ned Carmak.

May Luta and 8 ln ter also ran. SECOND Purse 00 6 fur- Ion Belle Clem 197 Kennedy to 5 1 to 2 out. won Locust Bud. 103 Qtasner 0 to 1 20 to I 10 to I sec ond Claudia 106 Austin 3 to 2 3 td out. third.

Time. I :07 6 Eldola. B. I Foxy Mary. Ollvlan Mlekle llenzaretta and Lady Welles ran.

I THIRD RACfc- eHIng I mite Hughes 104 11 to 10 1 to 3 1 to I won Crepps tleckham 10'-(00018) 10 tot 5 to 1 214 to 1 second Cult lot i 32 to 1 4 to 1 2 to 1 third. Time. 141 ugh MGown Red Hussar Stonestreet Alma Boy Vesme lIueltano and Voting also ran FOURTH RACE Handicap furlongs purse 600 e. 120 Herbert to Ii out. won Dainty Dame.

100 Jackson 10 to 1 I to I out. second Richard Reed 10 TapUnj. to I out third. Time 1 1. 6 AU Red Also ran.

FIFTH KA Pur 1300. 5 fut- longr Mertine 207 Goose 2H to I even. II to 20 won Lou Lanier lot Austin I to I I to I even second BrunJilld 103 zsennedy 314 to 1. to I to 5 third. Time.

1 4 6. Dutsutne. Zephyr. Princess Thorpe. Judge Walton.

Kiddy ee Senator Combs Eva Tan uar. Eleanor Robsod and Plneoka ran. SIXTH RACE Purs 300. selling. 7 furlongs Kenmare Queen.

103 Moss II to I to 1 to won Annie McGee 108 Mountain ZIS to 1 even. I to 2 second Posing. 10 Jones 10 to. 1. 4 to 1 to third.

Time 12 3 Alice. Tony Faust coO 1 29. Fry. Ad- monitor and Bruce Rice lout rider Latonia Entries for Monday. Tim Race UinK urlonge Adder Stowaway.

Lealhence Automatic 7 Ethel Carr. Oreysteele tri- Un. Sorrel Top. 8 Mr. Sewatt ChUce 1410 Rebel Queen.

101 Ametus. Bucket. e. Mlque O'Brien Second Rac Selling. I mite nd If yards Ward 94 Denver Girl.

M. Ceretnonlu Cassowary. 301 Lath' Esther 101. Third Rac Purse GJi furlongs Four. Ed.

Colonel Azhrnea4e. Long Mend. 5 Jack Blnna. Slashing Blow Sir Mark. Ed Dorgl1n.

8. Temper. My Henry SI go 100. Frosty Lancaster. Middy Le Carl ton 102.

Fourth Rac fcelllns turton" Many Colors. Mozart. 94 Dargtt Roseburg II. Fireball. Barndate Billy Bodenser.

Ormux. IOZ Dr. Wold. Brtggs Fundamental. 103.

Oammell. Bosssrtn Sir Waiter Rollins lot tiles. 10 Fifth Rax elllnc SH furlongs' lanzarettL Belle Oem. rand Ce. elllan Elodla B.

Judith Page Star Venue. 190 Bones ill. Sixth Purse 7 furlongs Mr JJcConnick Tom Hay ward. tt. Right Easy.

114 Trmnsraal. 107 Gypsy King. I0 Preston. 160. Glimmer.

104 Cllrr' Edge. tncntb Race lllnir year nd upwards I mile WoolwItehI flj Maxim Gun. Great JubIleE Harry hr in 144 Millstone. Floral Quests Ore ndale. A.

Moshoday 10 SOUTH CAROLINA I TRIMMED PROPER1 I I O-Bill the' in 7 evPr yes- att rnoon by S9 :0 I points l1a In I en with 11 xcptto on 10 Ylow ptyed ha gt walk Jack played the back IjJ j.t' I nt tIme In- know' whole- th I' lac les. re- ummng brle day. Yellow they ong 1 ArtJey making 5 yard yard starr an 1 1 bail In veT opetnng low plays HIy I punts otLer excelled day wi II aslon recover halt wth rlSiflC ant He t. 110 0 tt" 11t. ur in IIr.

the line the um trtar Note the nl oa out of ten 1 11 orne a I.t. 1. D' ti. mllh 1. urdugh lldowlllwnkl L.

T. arlng I Baird 1. G. Hnwlg Bun. Lueb c.

Iblpy Rn1' leman. Hlack. IL Sharpton PstlPrsfl Coll yH Brown uncan I II. raln I uhra' II. n.

tapi I. thgg apt Hill wls. B. or ue umpIre. CJlntr n.

3 utf' Touch- vl" 31. on 12 ttuncau. 1. 16. uld a arly or Chlca lded gant I ID' str lght ho Ig.

reP atedly rhlago made the tlrst i in tiuinis ar1 11th' iLl With th Ill ht. tlrll t. unbrakable Ita whlh on thka yard style tine 1' tloat all Rh1ed I td lcago6 yard ltr Chicago ond hall. perfectly kl 5 yards. in thr" l' I a.

16. by ral ag I r. I I I I This camp Iercer the seeaChes VANOY ALUMNI TRIM VARSITY I I I I The Yar It on Dud O. i tought drop ed yard oral I hls 5ma. hld over ar lty up.

ALL Sl. A T. Choln Patter- on. uard anJ. and L.

a aHmtiton Kyle S' ply flea ing lo ntajn. I The game afternoon Schol B. O. battle I thp. kick tOT' de In.

tli t' 0 a. 1. be gat 1 01Ie slon the en pU" hlnj I S. B. ttII Inl I I i tou hdown I in IO 9.

Ition. liam" Jllaharrey IOtr r. I Mah lTey tallinlitp- t. Clarke. 11.

1. e. Tomlln on. nplllnl rtt eat1E' 1. h.

fOr U. S. Davidson. ThIB ba ketball practice E' rn" t. work.

days years 8r era1 I I splendidly. J. I. I I fo tball up a week. l1tln cn te 105 f.

I Sa urja rEcoI I is goo sch JuJe I ktpng South 1' a Carolina on I II. I. T. The lost ale I' i In first overwhelmingly Yl elI Armye I' IkITtln Blllldo 8' fT tt" 1 PRATT'S PUNTING TRIMS CLfMSON I osts. I Birmingham.

2000 I Clem oT. sronn i the yard po ts the a I i I opper I unity i I ft I oal. I hll 1. th as I yard the ex- tenstelv hl on saved Quarter II a gal tt a one th Its I I an Pratt rule. em on sons up CLE S- Find ld and Arent.

left tackle Iydriclc Green left guard Cochran Count ss. center GJJmer Lumly rIght guard tzell Gresham right tackle Britt Carl pr and tl right end. Han. I. MQo quarter back.

Connelly Pratt left halt back. White tjsteii full back Robbe Summary-Score to O. goal rntrI Jla Pratt I. 1,1. IYlr- and Tvlle Tnn.

pt'- h' odd-a secon Icrlmm Th were jerseys In th4 It 3th re- rt 8 he met do6t Ill te heed hIs his HmO rubs. TheY' 0 no mll. wont scr1mml gt' ery It. The t. home-coming thl' prof sson In nt I I I' ni ht.

ha I. pre- 111 ha i I I bouli' ce could II 1' 1. I tie ntll borhood itoo 1' ew 1. th i here University MI 5Islppl. failed.

I th I I' ban I 3 own. I up TlIA E. POSITION. MISSISSIPPI. George.

right end. McDonald almsle left end. Trotter. I St Yenll and Hoskln I Cottan. right tackle.

Ktnnabrew Whinant right ard. Causey Webb renter J. Adams Ix leCt guard. Cohan. Ad ms Martin.

left tackle Carter Farrell. quarter back. Rpnllhaw and Trotter i iu rl. hhe. fi.

1aei Moort full back. Haxton and Gardner I Summary Halve. 26 minutes tou house vI" i I. look Id I lUCle taln- men I I I arranl ement i1 fllIhtt clas' ed p. nl1ht i I lIh I back I ew days I will i I a I club.

f. I tart o'clock. I I a If I th th Ids Vlncen nee. I fledged ll con uctlnK dry. I h'- Roy already 1' Octo On the a 6.

an to- rg I I in is in in union is I i 800 in-glass 275 Prices-Express 4 I I R. H. 400 400 Weare' di ributrs. in terntt TJ Clar I nte I I I l' SAVANNAH fItllT fANS BOOST FOY' He Iyell MUler BroQkl eDOu ta jJ at ers a unanimous t- ver was' lItfon the tll IICra1) ctt YIII monk he isn't already orlm4fvorlte aw th dra" nd tob The six trark. tolO gnd or dOr RACE-Malden year mUeChleLirO 1.

o1entrn 6. cond LOG I 1. 1. 0. Tlme62 I year 6 Bett I.

6. Henley 7 3 Ieoft7 oCO IZ cMlt lr see Basil. RACE ye r- purse 00 eIghth DY rt t7 ni. tnou l- year pore tX 1I Hq 4J Oi' I. Hul GanEk 1.

tl Ci rex lI i 1 I. even. 2. 15 lA Znthlrd i. 2 pP t.

II1 a l' fova Yo' rs 101 I. en. 106 I. tp 2. 1:41 i Ue- tone gE 1H RASE8lIn.

Tdllur i.l To le tooi I 1. CT dQr1 rv I A HarT IUdIS4n. Wottoe n. I. 180 tJt It d.

Windsor Entiis Two 7 Doron the Great Ra0e-8tup U1JWan berry. l12a1d. Cl. lAzxie J. Go.

UandLeap. 5' fur1on. 91 Sewtl Smlly Rae year us s. Denote 104 II Lad U. 11 ltftC' 1 It De er.

Ill 192 I. Oitxth Rce- SeIUz o. Cap nt i rl Rlgrs De llanltmcktc tttTPQ' oblD Do. t. 21 7 1 WINS LYNBR I 16t Eft High fri Y.

The eked I. Lyobrook 2" h. th nose 1ft. te th Selling. 2 added 10 Creevyl.

5. 4. I I I tUlr 8211. rando UUe I I. 5.

to llecon toc. 10. th Ird. 1:48 5. The I' I.

5. 110 I r. I. I. I n.

The 6. 117 1. S. 1:54 66. Beau- RACE-Five 101 Jan 1 won 1.

I 3. 1 10 La ughlln 1. 1. 5. Xebec.

RACE-One lie III :1. 7 2. I 1. I 1. Stanho 1.

S. I 1:40 5. Waponeca Jb CoJtI 5 year 16 Tmlt tor. 9 Prln 1' I I Po lit' 99. The Sayrtlle stketo I old I 16 11 III.

year ml I I 103 9 to. year I DAre. I 10 Han weighted thJ rd. our fa Br ce lost RACE-8 lIIng. 3.

ot. ttle :0 I 1. Hg 7.1 te 11 a I is and Salnl Pun 300. long 5. SO I.

0 2. lOut. I Hanur tta. an Jfrtb we cr fellln I1tU he. 10.

3. lC i to I 1. I. ond I Lee I. 1.

tf 1. 1. Hugh I JR RACE-Handicap Herb rtt. I tf I. Richard-Reed 106 Jl 6.

10 rr a ta 7e O.e 1 aecondi ru al1d 1 thl edtl :114.1i. I oehTkid ar Taruguay. RACE-Purse I. 6 5. 1.

I 103 tOt A th Ird. 1 6. ano E. 1' nd Bru I S. I te 1ence.

7 Grey teete Patrt- I to I Selling. and Warden 1 5 o. i. 3ee. Carlton Selltng.

Darndaleon 10 Gaml1l n. I 1111 lferTan Elo la Race-Pure. SrC rmlct. Hayward tt Tran aal. GY 100.

Preatonl00 et 181. Race sod IT trn. 102 OrHa 1e. luabo4alOl u'- I i fr Ifl1E COi1rrunON. ATLNPA GL SUNDAY 4XJrOBER JO9 i TRIMMEDPROPER e11owJackets ored nar Ih 1' orer ad th.

th I uart hl way Surnrnng briefly. ws Th are roub get rte ively 1tt Jenki md wiit oc- tttrced ic c4 C. toSt U. t. end nit goats lor ilst 5 ace Ti'l A tmSt 0 tt I ow- II.

I ti kit. I i1e dma I. wit tiut bii ii I' WsOt tAWIq F' ierdue i t. 2 V1t01 191. de- game' leariy Chiage de- car scGie ityari pacemeflt.

ga me. irii. the et. tie' as hiagos rst I the 4 it the A de- Kinsolvings fl tvi StIOWNIN e- i ft14 i iY Th-IPii 4' 44 a 5 a I 5 5 0. i roe I i 1 0.

Varsity by i thy loeil Blake ends I The resulted Inirersitv Boys. U. ii' 12. th nd ti'n un- kikett ci or tht- into nais. up 1' McWilliams I.

g. r. t. I. r.

e. G. ttotswetl I. Totniinson 0 r. 1 I.

t. 16. Thie has p0050 ttioiy var an S. fw 4aturJar. cc They Mitltary 0 N.

score a. they de- th TRiMSCLEMSON grounds th Left yards th oat. sons ground-gainer. any forty tin I Countess. Carter Garrett Moods- rum liitt'- Etgin Clemson I Lvtigoi cIt tSpe for Th and th 5fts lb.

by tf Wtdw The Everwhere iCe They ts sareity MEETSSHIFTY ycleane d. I I I boys i La. With I TULANE. Waimetey Stevens guard. NIx W.

Adnt. Scott rigtit half. McCall Dre3fu5s. lefi hat I touch' ut exchioaC ficit blebsi is eseena I 930 Roy weeks' ih times. estabutetiment 4 Jo k' butnes.

6. N. by I 4FulI 6FUII l2FuU OO pre- 6Full l2Fufl1 RHCATECO overthe FANS800S1 ever revelation ut draw- it. 3:42 RAC-etiIng. 0.

b. Ii to. :00. TlreKtug. I 6.

2. Ii. I. 1. 16Z 500.

10. l1i-Hewtrd Ha6y 01 1:13 I-0. 3 selling 400 eta 0. 10 I l14. Octcf ntnt lopey Robin can laSa1le.

Edgtyran RACE og. ndupward 6. 00 Mile- purse Greet iG grave :60 n. fo Ans ta Steeplechase 130y 16 6 gnsE 10 t.y 17 7 11 0 Lady Raee-eeflIag. OIty tty Desperado.

Dnp 2 s1tia. Jo. General Tepgp' 37 3a31y 5 1 WINSLYNBROOL by Pri- N. Turk5 I beta lgb Southol" I. 5.

0 I. I. rtma 3. I. toe.

2 6 I 5. I. 21500. TheTurk. I.

1:15. ran. III 5. 2. 1.

5. I 1. 1:0 25. ebsc 0. ii 10 I.

10 Colts. Race-Handicap. 10 I 1 County 4 10 I volatile. I the Selling. 3 tGooee.

6 10 Daslal. I. 1. 1:27. Sainister 2.

1. ec- 6. 40. Selttng. 0.

I ii I 1. 1:11 RACE-Puree 54 1. I. 6. 1:01 Lee.

sell1ng7 Moas1 10 2 Jone-I0 1. 9 lull 2. 1 i 1 R.cs-Pur.e. 6 9 Sign I i i. :5 Mre 1 CIIflZdge I.

Oreasdal Musboday10B. TiJtkiUIa0. I.