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The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 5

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Detroit Tigers a among his a binrv wUdresser jDaussTrtossoms out-in th latest modes And usuallylobk a tf erjiadjjust tppedixul of abandboje- Another" feature aboutJ 0ana LW llfceato. sleep ate. In. the morning. Paul club some years go lie balked oututhevJF ocloclc rising rule laid downb Manager Mike Kelly1 Dausa had to eonjply But vie jarred his spirits considerably.

i One trip' around" vhe circuit. Was enlivenedbyth presence of acertIn StPaul base-ball writer. Tills youth. v. search of would send In feature stories about the the xHe wrote a long aJtlcle aboutr auss and- referred.

to him. as the Beau l3ruxnmel" the copy the' paper fell. in Dance He came to tile words Beau ruDmel' and' paused. Glancing up distance. Hey.

what does this mean Beau I3rummel I Claris grinned. WhyiTlddKthat is 1 much as to say lazy utes to square himself with paua GAME mainly because' of the wonderful power behind the' drive' these fellows put Into their worfcwhen theyplunged Into the openings that. their forwards were making Vi jl s'- But it. remained for an Alabama pull the al sensational feature of. th game the neplay that.

from a spectators standpoint stands out- above allthe other' plays of. the gamer J' wfi 7 iltcanjeinthfr expected3asa bolt from th i blue sky. Onthe veryfirst play. graatf took the ballfromthe on apunk his backto the line of scrimmage started for hla own goal only. wheel around burl over the' heads of th Jacket defense the most wonderfully executed forward pass ever seen here.

lie wasistanding on his own45iyard line when. be let the pigskin' loose. Speeding on the opposite side of thefieldwa End Stevenson former Tech acBlrmlnghainboy now at' the University of Alabama. Everyone's eyes strained rorthe player the pas4wae Intended for. Speeding like.

an' express train' for at the. psychological moment snaring the fasfftravelingsphere on the dead run 35 yards from the spot-Big Bully had hurled It and speeding the remain- lng distance for a touchdown without hindrance. v' The istands gave theV two players ran ovation and justly so and the Tech rooters appreciative ofthe wonderful play gave the Alabama lads a rousing cheers Jt WM wonderful play one of the most spectacular wehaTe aver seen In ajfoptbaltgflme All Hall Yandegraaffi J' Alt' hail Bullyr yandegraaff This great. tackle. to jAtlanta a wonderful reputation.

He did not lea rlt behind him. He-added to It. Kever. one lone man'-- fought so hard to stave off defeat as this i lg ibulwarlci of. the Alabama defense.

vC In the thiclcof--everyplay on the defense. making tackle- after tck1e either through the- line ends ordown the field Wider punts. he seemed eyerywhe re play ine hit very heart out. he was forced toiiask for time out. several times.

content with this. he car- vied the ball the tense' and seldom failed.to gain mostrpfthe.tlmeXrun- nlng- unaided. IT And that. wonderful which we have read I- his punting and yards. and they were.

i well covered bytt splendid ends. t- Thls immense advantage however. netted' Alabama but' llttle as' the Crimson sand Whlte wasbeinr outplayed in and oncewtth the ball In tnelr possession. the iattack wlthre vigor up dlstandftlostvonithepunting advantage. O.

Vr.V aiar didgood the0ffenslytf toor- Alabama the. named making several dldtruns through a broken fieldre turning punts Mn the last quarter that thteatenedresults On thedefense Buris iii theline gave Vandegraatf' splendid assistance latter heTcplaced WhItlesRyintbe line. I The. two-ruptured blood vessels in his It was ithouBht- ati flfifc that. the armwaa I brokenbut thlsprqvedvjotsoaftei examination Stevenson vpIayedSaVfine defensive' igameat endasainathis hltormerteam4 mates.

and Kleldertir end' sPrlntPwere curtailed In thelatter part of th game byvthis Wee thei Jackets Spericei- Senter. Goree. and. Beard hammered the Ala bama line for substantial gains showing a quartet of. bvtckers that will give Tech's two remalnlngopponents plenty trouble ri Fielder StrupperiahdMathlas ndrunjc superbjjvibufcthey- werejiided IMf rfStt1 apA avvTrilt 11 right Robert i A tf i drmeri nanaeer of the1 Bulck Motor DPanr.

branch at Wsshlngton D. wIU make city his future ho ne Mr. Martin ha formed the Southern Oakland com panT It will have the autributln agency tor the Oakland car In the states of. Georgia Florid Alatama. Mississippi South' Carolina th eastern.

notion of Tennessee andthe western half of North Carolina. by even more superb interference that made- their. runs possible Spence attempted- three. field goals during' the game but they all went wide of their njartc. vCaptaln Morrison ran his team in style.

the Jacket afterhe was forced leavethera.me showed of what value this sterling athlete. Is to the eleven lie seemed to call the' properplayi at all times. and when he' was not In there the plays did not' of t- with a much snap and vim nor did' the attack- have much The' line played up balL let. ting down' a. trtfl In spot but' always recovering.

and. stopping plays when Alabama' had distance to gain that meant danger to thevJackeUv. After kicking off to Alabamajaha forcing tb to-kick failing to. gain- the Jackets rushed to the at tack. and with Spence.

Seater and Goree hammering" the line and Plalder and xMathlas circling' the ends put the ball within scoring distance. Then Captain rMorrison called tsFielders The I little halfback' nabbed the ball. turned towards the right and. being- protected by a wall of Interference that was su perb. ran" 10 yards to i a touchdown.

His. help. bowled over' tackier after tackler' on this run. Spenee kicked The Jackets tallied again inv tho secOnd quarter not" varying their tac tics in the least and It was Sttnpper who. protected by this fine Interference got a good enough headway.

to worm Ills way through. the' remaining defense lot' a reaa kicked the tths third quarter. the Jackets advanced the ball down the- field again. And within 5 yards of a. touchdown they- were penalized.

But Strupper got the distance back Spence hammered the line. twice and another touchdown was i. recorded. and Preas. kicked th goal.

Ooree dropped a forward pass' In the second quarter that MorrIsor sailed to him nst as he was about to cross the goal line- with no Alabama. man any. where near him. and the Jackets lost. touchdown on this play.

Then In' the fourth they another when penalties stopped their marchwhen they. were. within' Alabama's yard line and- smashing' their attack' through. Game In Detail Alabama won the toss and Iecte4 1 8p nceklcke god line and Harsh returned 10 On three Seater- hit left- tickle or- circled end behind splendidinter tereno for 18 yards. Ooreo' hit center for Thenagalnfor 1 andoIthll went around rlchtend orIJ yards.

Seater hammered left tackl for we Fielderwent1 around' Tight end be. hind' beauttfu1Interference IS yards to touchdown and Spence kicked a goal. i Teih 7 Alabama 0. USpence kicked off aiHkhbrt kick- IC yards. Johnson returning 2 yards.

711. hi center for 1 ysird. A lateral paz Harsh to Vandyvloit Vandj tumbled and Morton recovered. Yandyo kicked' out bounds bul Senter- was oft side aridr Tech penalized yards. got 2 yards around right end.

Hovater hit centei for- 8 A fumble by. wai recovered' by V. Harsh but ifor yard loss and the ball went overv on yard line. Gore Jl yards. Mbr- rlson.

added. off. right tackled A forward pass Morrison to failed Mathtas punted to GHarih and Senter downed him In his tracks- onj Ala bamas yard line Vandy kicked4o yards. wal downed In his. tracks.

Mathiastwent around left end fpn 15 ards. Mr. Jiartln has associated with him A. O. 8outhwortn.Bulclt branch manager in A.

Sarver Buick branch manager In PltUburg Pa. Both soutlnO who- Isttbe president' ofthe Southern Oakland Sarver. the vice president will retain their connections with the-- uiclc Motor company MeaVinfr to Mr. Martin the- secretary and treu. nre1 the entire man rementand rs- iponalbilItyof of the new company.

hitrlrht tackle for 6 iyardix Morrlioi added. 2 1 rough center Goree hI left tackle for. I yards and first down Mathtas added. 4 at. right" end.

Spent hit left tackle for r-'l yardav. Ma thla got. away for. 7 yards and Harsl downed hlm VT A forward pass. Morrison to Goree was fumbled and dropped on the got line Senter hit right tackle for- on Fielder added three around rlh nd.

Spence. missed ar field' goal ron the' yard line but It. went wild. Vandr kicked U' yards tosFleldei who was downed In his tracks. Spence' hit iright tackleito five Fielder stumbled and fell lost a yard.

Spence hit th line' fol six yards and first down. Matht. ani Senter added six yards with smashei Into the line Fielder' circled left ant for twelve yards. spencer tbiaaanc Spencer in that oz added llftecJ yards on three bucks. Tlelder addet three' around' left end.

A forward' pass MorrlsM' to" Bel failed. The uarteJ ended here with the ball ln Techs poa- session on Alabamsf yard line. Second Qnarter Strrippef- failed to caln arid a for ward- pass Morrison to. Carpenter fan edSpence agalntried a field goall Thi time it- was fromf the yard line G. Harsh caught.

It and returned jHarsh got flveVaroundileft- end. Vandy- added four over let tackle Vandy. kicked' BSyardSito i to-Fielder who returned five' the ball. now- on Techi yard line. Ooree hit the line- for.

four yards Fielder' failed to gain. Hill bucket center. or eight yard and. first down Ooree and Hill add three' lntc the line. Strapper circled left end 01 twenty- yards.

Spence added two. Izitc the line and Fielder went. around tlu other. end jf or teen Trarda Spence and Hill hit the line and pul the sball within ten. yards 6f touchdown.

Behind a. wall of. Interf er ence. Btrupperv circled left. end for touchdown and Pr aa kicked goal.

Yindy kicked oftLto Duncan on i ib foaX Un and he. brought it baci tworyardfc. Fielder-and Sentel added' bat aerenv yards on thre plays and Strupper kicked 4 Syardr to Hars who returned tern llovater got two. round' rlghten and Johnson added' fourLA forward HarshtoIx ve. netted a 5- yardjjaln.

Vandy hit centarjtor 6 yards orwarft pass" wa tried Sen. tar intercepted and before- it- hit th ground Hill caught it the ball belnj Tech's on her" own 10 and' Spence. hammered nh2 yards through the line on rtwoiplays ijieiaer. circled rlghtendfor2iTyarda Gore. sit eentec lor yard And UhIlmade It' flret down on the next Play.

trupper added five around end Spenot through center rB1elder but- I recovered the ball Spence then trled another goat from the yardaine but tt went wild and theiball was brouht out and put on Alatama' yard line. Vyandyrkickediout of of-bounds on Alabama's yard 71 In Gores hltott left tackle" for tour yards. Alabama was- penalised two yards for using up here timeout. Buries broke. through and nailed uoree for a.

loss. Fielder rot eight yards and first down. Seater ran out- of bound- but. gained a yard Struppercircled. left end for' 14 yards.

A forward. pass Twasrintercepted by Maynor. of Alabama the baR being Alabama on' her. yard line. VVandybitright tacklefor six yards and the half ended for the' play could be started.

Tk-lrd vsnr kicked oft to Strapper on his goal line start the third' Quarter and he ran. the ball back 20 yards. Hill. Strupper and. 8enter added lx yards on three plays.

Alabama was. offside and penalized live yards. Strupp rrhltA eight yardSjOftJ right Uckleand-Senter made It' first down. Strupper and Spence added another first down on two plays. Spence bam mered' through the line.

for another first down. Qoree Fielder. Seater and ilUadded another plays. Spence hit teenier- for. six.

yards. Teen was then- penalized five yards for offside. Strupper circled end for five yards. Spence ball within a foot of this goal line on the next' buck" and then slammed his way across and Psi kicked th goal. Press kicked over the Jal line and Alabama- brought- the.

ball out 20 yards lt.intoplay. W. JIarshmade five' over right tackle. Vandy tumbled and was i nailed or a loss. He then kicked to Fielder who returned the ball ten yards-the ball toeing on Tectta yard UneT5.

r. GoreeZlelder Seater made bnt five yards on three plays and Strup kicked 40 yard. to Q. Hartb. who dou ed and squirmed his way-back 2 yards before being brought to' A for.

ward pass. O. Harsh to Morton. wa broken upifc kBogers hammered over 1 tacklejfor- yards and Vandy added lInt down at the same place. Roger.

and Harsh made it another first on two plyslVandyadde4ayards and then a forward pass OHarato Stevenson. failed. Rogerslumbled play Pr as covered onhisown 43 hv 2 Strapper andBpeaee jtea4 rarst lown In- two plays. ch wasthen penal. iced 5 yards.

or being ff vj ld Fleld4rVROt yards around left end. WUarslz intercepted fTe hlforward pass andran' rds before. being broughtto earth by trupper. i Hilt broke forward. pass and the quarter wth the ball in on the nurled yard if forward pas- to Bteveason and Deluded the Tech defense and lctrted the remaining to1 a touCJul0WD iVande 1 kicked ofCtto Wrapper llne 4iihe brought tSTi 4Jb Techthe ball fldSTIC yards.

aesua ut MR orv thef land Jlotor- company act Iritha same capacity for- tb newr company Nat tor twillhavejcharge of' th Of tics- and parts department Tb- Southern- Oakland eoaBrttyi quarters' tpr nt at 4 Au burn YenU r. J4artlnv. howTer stated that he. had an option on a prominent location on- Pu-ciitrse treet the' exact' of of which wilt madtrpubUo In thi pa rlUr. ldtrV-cet yarovbut Teehrwmi or lids and was penaliieiftiryardfc Beard and Hill made ttrst down In tw smashes lnto th line.

Strupper. an Beard added another first in twi plays. NTh ball was now on Alabama' IS HnvSenter" bit taekleAf or yards butTecb waLpenallied Sardl for being- off ld th next Fl lder got yarda around right end Beard added yards around right end Hill gotbuta yard on ani th ball went OT to Alabama wit the on their ya Harsh got 2 yards around end Vandy was nailed or a loss by. Beard W. Harsh fumbled bad pass tror the.

center- the ball rolling- over thu goal line but he recovered and ran au i yards with lt 7 yandy kicked 19 yards and. Stevensoi downed" Fielder In hiatrack but was of side and was. penalized 6 yards Hovater got- around right end Harsh. added aiultbenvllmorev Hovater got. 8 yards.

around rlchl end. Brannon" tailed to' gain. Vandi hit tackle- for yards. Brannon made 1 first down through center. Alabami was then penalized 15 yards for holding.

A forward pasa aarbrokenup bj StrupperiVandy was stopped wlthoul a. gain. Strapper then broke up an. other forward pass. i Vandy kicked 60 yards and Struppei let the ball" roll- to' Tecb yard lln Before Tech could.

ziaks but one plaj the endsd. Love ii i nt i 0. J.tB.i.-.Morrtoon pt. Harsh ptl Rovatel iViv. vB Johnson viiliVXi vfiSiVii Toaohdowns truPPIr on.

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for for rp nt Strupper for thla Hill tar Morrison Bell for. Dtmc nR jrno 3 torLang. r. peuter for- Alexander lt Liar for- Pr Beard for Oor CBarnw i lop Al Bnrka for WhtU. lv.

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and jprofitable trolt Motor Car Company Detroit Michl aa JDabney Implement Company IUM Bktrfbirtanfof Siatoof Georgia iut cio CM AQIflCk G' vtYC' Ck olet ltOO itt 4 o-7o iuti 5 jjorsytn Sr. i i oe iw ATtANTArGEORGlA VMM Phone-Main 137 ewe ceme thejvai ia As long- as there- are hills your ttBrlS car with POWER to climb them vlcfnlty of iOCO moce rtb i me ifei iti price but cff what the car im do when ycra get jft' r- iH i ilw lwfeif- POWER yo have to clunb tfi m. AndaH thls oooakiared we thisnewSt t8Mia faPOWBRttndH ibility v4 ylfl i car with iMdboft kifdlab rpan Jf Tal. Wi i i i iT Bil iiTTni iM r-r r' US r. i ipx r35tr PW3 HW vJ wii rlB 5' 1 i i J' i I if 1 1 nn VtlrRlmA lag Five Ii y.

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e1" DausabloBSOJJUOuttnth lateatmodu tand usually CJta a fbe hadjuat tepped Ut fa bandboxr Another. teatureab out 1 eIjto011eep I 6' Hence WhenDauuw Iwtth the SC 1' aul' aome. fJ E' oubthegocloCkrlslngcrulela.14 down by. Ma Wke Kelly. TIiere waaCJ102eaca cuaUS6had oCOEQplT JtJarred conslde bl i One Otrtp cir ult.

of T.S PaulcbUebalbwrtterThlaYOuthi jJDJsear fmat r1Jiw u1d. teatureat r1ea- aboutthe1habI 1" and Saints. it Hewrote along1u lcleaboutI aul toJh1mcuthe ptlU11me1ottheteam A paperfen lnJaua andavHe cameOUi thlvword. fpausedGlanclng caPledJo1lai Clarke lnthe41stanC thJa.mean. rBeaUB e1r.

Clar whf1ddltiiat aa' m1rehu Bay' yourealluy guy. It1took theBcrtbe just twentymln IlQureh1maeJf TEC TEAMWINS" I. i fEl E. FOUGHT GAME Continued lFromlP effhiee lnlibeC uSe" tthewond tuI theselellows. the otl whentheyplunged1nto Opentngsthat the Vard 1e ButUremalned an player to pull theredaa1aatlonalfe tMgam thei011eplay 1l.

1 r8c t. o1t. am th fourth quarteri' Un- upoctedaabo1ttrom ueaky Do theverytlnt balL from the on formation thenlitui11lng his back to thelIoe t01hLs to wheel' and hurloverJ thejheadot thJ motwonderfut1y forwardpa everseen Hewaa standing nhfs own yard. 1InO heletj theplpkln down' on Ildeot the f1eldw8 EndStevelUloD 1echpl yer. att puilwaalntendedfor SpeedlnglIke Tech's goal.

tIne" he eemedJto arTlve at. moment futravelln IIPhercon thedeacl run yardSjtrom spotBlgBully I hadhurled It tberemln 1 dlstancefora touchdowncwlthout Ltandspve thettwo pl ye aD andJuat1yj fbelechi a reclatlYe I save.the-AIabamQ. I ItwUawondertul play. themostspectacularwe a ye averseen I football game. u' II.

ia I AUhat1 hlli I ceded by awondertulreputatlon i Iea any of Jt' I He- added' elk' Never manfoughtiohald tolltaveotf eat ASd fahJI 111 ttJ. AI a. en8e. tM every tckle el ther cOJdownthef1eld Olb ro playing Veryheaft Vntll ILnahiy hewa forc toaskfort1me Um tJ1 te hi thl ar on the' of tailed to' mO nlng-Alnaliled. 0' Andthatwonderful toe fwhlcb He got no opportunity to flre anytJeld goals Saturday bpt cIUI1atelf.

be stated gy- yatdllat clJ pand re vrel1ibtla splendid pal of end t-- Thlslmmenle as was belnJr all other LTnenf once wlth th Jackets woul rwttllre newed gor1ind make'- UP for an dllltanelostnth unt1ngadv nta8. tIarlhi did good work" OIp the off nsIv cfOtrAla thJirst seTeral splen- dldrunthro h. tlel4 re- turnthgpuntsjn Hn D1 I Pa utt. 1. th defensEiBurks Intl edlne helJ' place4Whltleal7cln.

thelIne two' r1Jptured 1nhla Uwa thought. btokelI4 tblu th1 rov pt i Jt am na OIL end fagalnst' andJlelde lr nd aprlnt. Jwere thelatterpartof bythllell wsi FortheJacketl 1 oree the-Ala. Unefor au stantalgalnshow Jnga' thatw1ll tworemalnlngopponentaiplenty Jl MiU i it' ri' nd rUIlSsupejbr r' lded 1. h.

rlt XE1JJ1 3S JaIJ mIDl I 1 fl f3fnl IWfQ am JJ 1I TR rt 1ai form iyrm theB 1JekMotorCO WiahfnCtonDcwW make1his ftrh1afut rehoa haa SouthernOllklan4 eom It111 ihe 1atrlb t1nC agen Oaklan4car I of GeoJ nor1daAlabam- Ilppl. CaroUnaoth. th. tb" tlY' eT rimoreupertiIDter a fth I la thegame ut. ent thelrmlL1k.

ranbliJteam stYI The. lqt lacketa after he' forced1o1eve. thepme ofwhatvaluethla Ieto eleyenJte atallUmea nd whenhewaa noHn theplafdld as muchdsnap TfIDf tbeattackhave L8much. Jet. trlnlD Alabamhldd1etancetogln I1e all tj JaeketaBa Attack.

Arier- off. i toA1ab1 ni" and them c. to kick after lalllnl" a ruabed to thet Go- thel1ne hdJdatblal theen putjthe ballwlth1ncortnS TJ1en. ea11 Wo lpalThUttle baUturnedt wardtherlght awalloflnterferen su- totatouchdown oveltackler n. ruD1 peneklcke4 thegoaL v' The1acketa1taUledzitalu.

nUi arter I1Qt11varrlngth. ell tac tlcsln theleatandl W8Suupper wh bythlaflnec fra. goodenough oaI. thfrdquarfertheJclce ad all tow O. fiyard were BuUnrupper thllne and Preaaklcked the at.

c. Gor odropp fovai4 Int ie lecondquartertha JUlt hewlUI wltbfno whereJ1elllhlm theTacketJslost touchdownonithl. pla Then1n thefourth quaner' theTllolt to Ped theYwerewlth1n at14ekthrouglk iRe fD tAba won th io s. nc1 Ie to atth tU Spenceklcked offtoGUarah the anathe gametwaaon Harahreturne plays' they p1Ddbut. I yards.

and VandegraaU. klckedUya1l Fielder. who returned 10 yards- il Tle1dr bebl tofl1 Then In tor1 wentjaround for lI. h'- tackrforJ rd FI elder Went aro ncCrthf lyardll i Uch OWn an pent kl 1. JaTA1h.

Sp nce ki 1 d' a iti yardJohnaonreturn 1n1 ardtL hWcentertorel YI yard andJ uinb1edand Mortonre overeL :0 Benteraoftldeand VndyotJarc1l aroundrlgbt endHovater hltcentel torSiyrd BarahbutIfora losand theJl1ln ovetOZl httcen er for addead ottrlght BU MathlupuntedtoGIHarsh' terdownedhlm h1BtracUonAla. YarIL kICke4 toyarda nLhlstrackrldathJas wenl atOUDdlett el1dtQl pel1C i tea8' wheneverj i 1. 1k 2 1t i OU are' i t. 7 tcif 1 YaV bili ll eit. bf1haID iriJitEI ffi i a Irir lr' tf UlPfJ aR4 Ifc Ji fm Ciln Qi iJi ri1 tiJ ut t-t' bi1i f' Pj trftU tocomcawIUU L' vuUIUlGf welth when W11us' I.

JlrM it rih wo ii sw thht DA Southworth. Bu1 brnchJJULJtCer NewY A. uSrverBUlj ck branebmanagerlnPft burgcra BothJik t' whOta the of the company UdIr prea. 1dent91t1retalnthelr cottn Ct1ona 1Juiek com DT Kr1art1n thjsecretaryrI1dtre urettheJentlre mDaemeDt andr aPO enewcompl1T hlt lit tit 7 tror z. tbroughcenter flntdoWD left.

tackletor yardsMatb1J 10htl a r1' udaU1da 1 ed m- cr eUr fOrivardP s. Jtotriio JoOoree ufumbledanddroppedonth8 Senterhltltlghttackle aroundrtchl ndSpenee a. troa Vandy cked YLrda downed1n. b1 Mort rl ht tOI tumblec1andfeUn hltth afx7arda Senteradd.4llx 7srdawIthsmashCi Intothel1neY 1ortwetveyardL SpeD 1 Sp nce In. thatordert 7ardaonthreebuckl.

T1llderadde forwrdpul BeU. Theoo here wlthtUball rech bam 1 7ar ln. Stn ppeitalledAo gal ridator wardpasa1orrlson Car1 ente1j ed. Spence goaliThII tlmeltwufromttheUyardl1ne 1UrahcaUghtltand. WHarah gotllve around defteDd Vandadded 65 yarda toF1elder nv nowonTecI1 thelInelor Fle1dercfaUed H111bucke centerforellrht7ard.

n4flrlt. GoreeandBUI yardslntc ltneCStruppelc1rcledeft. to Spence-'added andFlelder otherendJforfourteen ard" 11I chi. theUnean4pU1 ball ardt tl touchdowniBeh1nd OfJnterfer tol1 so TftIrttAJab iU 0. dy dck t.

ut DCllz ori tJit goal brought ll two ard1 and' saven onthJepIay Strupprek1cked ard. Harahwho ten. rl i four. AJorwar WHarsItto toLove etted an VAndlhltcen Itr1or5.7Uda AnotherforwarIJ Jlua Wutrle hlt thl i grOUDdHlllcauht itthebal1 ll1l I. Senter and' hammere4nIJi.

JouJ llneonft1roiPla7. l114er. rfghtIDdfor 25 GorelUt en teJl totifo1l rar t1lwtidown I1tho I filtrup raddedIITe srouudend onthroughcentlrFlelder I Spencethen Dother fl814 I. YUd11J WU4 b11wa roDChtont and. np1ayonA1abaD yardUne Vady Alaba1laja7ard line.

lefttackle tortour was-penalized toyard time OUt. lelder i elhtIardandf1r. ou galned7ard I Skupper lr le4 forH tntercejtec1b tbe 1nOo. Vand hltrJht tackle toralx and. ntt e9Uldb i ed.

r. ii i i cke4ottt Str Pper" ll' to aU bactcOyardaHIlJ added a1xyrde reeplaa waaottsldean4 penaUe4tlve7ard. :1 tI11pper. h1tIht i rdaOf k1e an4 Sntermade tttlrt own. StruPperandSpen ont opIaY fo 11r8tdo GoreoFfeldr senterand JU1addedanoth.rlnf urpla hltCl11tar.

11' trupporolrcJedendtor putthe oalj ion U1et1ut' WAiacrOISud rllf iJ PreuJl 4 th al' i. and1ut ln toplqWHarh made' ovetmht1ackle. and foraloucHe kl Jcedto Fle14erwl1oret rned' baUteli7ardthbll on 6yardl1ne. GoreeEfeld i' an4' de onthrse P. laYaandStru el' k1cke440ar a 0Hanhwho4 edan4qulrmo4hlaarbackU7r brouhttoerthAfor t.

p. h. tctKo rto brokenQ Boetba11U re4 onttck2t VandJadde ftrtt4wn thsaplce dWHarab mad.dt-aother fratc9W on P1. 7tVandyadd d7ala4tbeD atonrpoHar to Stevenaon Uedo Roe on. Ue ne plaPre fcvue4ol' torTeh i' S.

trpper ec. 1b' ioW I' tw pI. TebwU" pn Ise 71 ya tor bgU side. Ffe o. ta.

aund' lef' BJnter1e a 1 frard puand ran 1r. btroiblng Jrouchtterhy rPe i' usHaturfora1Pa pded. tUtthef1 UJn A1a onW trffi iit uiu quart onthe iT ry t1rat play. Vndegraad H.yarllfonvud 8teV IOD 4thjIIuded threcb reun2 I1d1aJdrte4thr a1DlnIfY tnee Vaa JtIck 04. T.

Y. fJ 1i 1fl It 0 lICI1llti aI1IIhebroup. tMMUi 1tnftII BpDH Bill arfiJiIIeWDf waaaaitt UHr Hill raddeC.a- WU tI. r. tuiC IPQ8f but YW" TeeIr.

th6ba ucfiAnt r. 7ardlIuthi6 ht- 4 t. I i caltIIMe i orsl7nkfamMed. ti Or rMC m. 011I.

at 1 I r' t. C' WicEim JiJlel fottJ thOsc landcMotofcompan 11111 1Ii" the the neweompDy NatLove1mha. nk otthe tlceaud ThSOUth4rn Oak1Ddeom arrat sprasent a Mr. thth4hha4UI Peaeh tr. etloeat1on.

otwhlchwln b4j 1' n14w co Irar4 Tech' wu I 1deDdwaspeDUIfc yardL BeardandBlUmad8ftrt ownJn1n II1DUhei IntothUl18. I anotherl1m. downtl1t I ThebaU wnowonAlabamaJ 11D Senterhlttaekletor I yatdabut1ecb was. penalized belnsiott onthenut play. Jrtlder otS yarc1laround lUoundJlh HIUgotbut na fake' play ane tbe' tcpAlabama' h8banOD thllrI yard 4ttne.

Harahgot2arda arouncend wl1alled tor Be. ard a ptroa he1COvered aryW I rd lanit iniV B' owned FJelderlu his. track ut Ted oft ldelIDd Irdl Harshadded8tbenU moro. Hovatergot.1 7arcsaroun4 h. taeklefor It ftratidownthrouih benpenaUzed16ard.for WILSbrokenUp StrupperhVand7waaatopped upan nJ aids kricisif 1j letthe Te I1 yar4ltn.

TldLeouldnakbutone laJ tbepmshende LLlneIJP ndsumri 1t ALAf' yositlon. tEc1t Kortoni iL i OON4 Vandarrasit Est 1 iRanoI4 MeynoP I Phillipi 1 12 ve. Beutel O. anh Q. Cap'- WHarah CaptL U.

lathlal Honter. B. i FIeld1 iu'- FB i Mpnci 4 Touchdownl-FIeldfl. Steven. 1Oa IPtACI PreVallCt Reteree fBr Wa u4UbUtd" um pIn roW11esfIIe t1l ju 1eEU1I Armt7t aapttta IAlIhn Time- mmut.

TsCh. Duncan i lan Prlal fo Renold8 Alexander Carpenter Btrupperrtor KthluHm torWomsoa Duacan Hanoldaror c. Car. Duneu1or. Belt fOlInuBeudfCl1 OorBarnw1 A1abamaBllrUlop LoTeiB11l Sr l1nOIlforJobnsOL 0' i Br tCoi 1t' SAIho he.

Qr. ii and' 1mtOmorrow. f. fiiii pfiiiiISf ri i 11 tJ iOilHj. iJi i ij iatitri ltL I Dyke oltnlll tanfOrdUDITY de- tetedWl JohnatoD oLSu Fiano thoiJIatl als nnJf eJDPIon tnth eemliotthe to1irnaRleatfor.t Pae1f1 eoutehm PlonahtpSobuc T1ctoll fty.

thsseorebeing4- I. rhe eU fDUoa came cre. aunriae nother r1ae when' JfrMit tJaOot 8tnfor4UDlnralty tOCl Clarence Gr1fl1I1 1 I- Ii citt t1imtCh. eaVJohU tiD1IFhlch. belp tomorrow.

K1ISi X. Itu ntedt Norwii also bel KlAn1t1IIe. knl1raa or tk fInWblrWIDtl 4. iBaall Hotcbld. Wl.chtm lormernaUonL champlo U.

tied torthe Dl 7. KI. Helen Baker the san cIscOiCham- ptoIJO Co 1. ri PI JlKftt IrT11J 0. I itli5' howaJth reased 1IU1 a pUlWrllllloUt 1It.

bd" 0 fTh Jhi i 8 haDIuAe 1ttoafara. ito. r. thoughth 6 lph etIt nesaary JCj. acten.

1 O' T' 1 j'- iio11 JjjB. 8' t-- fIt 1q fj luf ilt st. IiIt tftlii riiw ll pt iI' 1' 0 GJlllllSi7 trWtti t' dr ii romniuwwn tttimn I rrTi1fttritlfijf P' I JG I 1 A ri i It Sf 6 s' fe Ct. FallD faDd :1" atg lC ffid i i g' ujle no leftli fall 1 da 4ea1 da 40 hC8 joying 1Qt g. 4 th9g fw.

PIJ d. the wai oryou a11 tPoue tliOf1afP5i 1thefivepaSS ng 0 SiI tlog tJ o' a. 6' 1 5. 1 d. Jion of1 1)or.

eJwq jus. oJDPl. Ut. Qns ct. to' ourfwWCb 1ritb andmateri secured :1 blorkdftb1e taDd lo iliO7 0 ere theP acl ievementsi eareceIebr fur I.

JI1g Ju11 i P1 Cemc us goodcheer. 1clth f1 ibli I' ltMo eiC rCOm tioltM1 ilif' pD7. caa JJ bne Impl DieptC np pY i1tt 8ilSi Se ice CaN :9. 9811 ASF 0. ytbiSt CalItialetE a llOOc U- UV AO uoo ATLANTA GE.O.RG.IA 1' I.

II rSb auIa c. II I 1 e- A. g- MU nmb b. 1. b- car" i DO ti th a I iL t5tCIIun rQ il sJtf1.

v. firi i oj When VnnJnv8et.Z JJ orll OOO. JUj YIWUIJ o. v. t- ftb' rtheoJ1Ot fr.

1g iW i a1th 0. til ty tbereriJwanwm e. nai tkiE ftM" I i tth the lttMONL 1' 1. tjf i i4 j1i k1ii3 bore 5I :01. 1.

Jii iaL i nt Cmot tI" CI Ir 1. I H1iiollll .1 atUI Iu WJ' Jt5 ft. 1 fji5i AM i' iii ri i i lVP An OSi I o' tiT-f. L4 prlcs i II' iiKt i but i II. ft Iv II lI t' It bM r' wat 1ftJ N.

r. PHIn ifr Wlim1li. ieL Ji 1' dIi lP 1IQ" 1 i I tlii i L7 tJ ljjl 10 1 d. sO li J1 tcl A. C- YIi JCc iri e' ii i Ti fi pq iaJ ii' srw c17.

A gf1 J' i S' 4 fL K' ii- 5 i lt. 5 1 tEre fJ 1f 1F J. 1 Jt h1i i I e' f1i. f- J. i5 i CO' I JbIA if v.

S-- U'r U. l1 lor i t. i 7l 1 i n. i 1 jJ OONrJTZUTIQK AdLANTA QA. UNflkYI1M8U iD.

age EORGE 1ILED HEN ABEAU BRUMMEL j. Georg Daiith itir pitcer ui has matesa being a swefl. dreser. Dauu bloEsomz the. i nd Io be had just oZa bandbox Auouierreature aboutDaia I.

ht Ilkea to. 1eepata 111 when Dauai wa with bout the was no ecape however Ba It hIB the thepresence st Paul basebaltwriter s- materlal would aboutthe habits sayings oi the varIous Ie aboutDaua as of the team. A cop' be cpledjossclarkeln the distance. Hey Joss. Why1d.

that cayyouroa lttook the scribe twenty mm. TECHTEAM WiNS F1ERCELY From Page Three wond rfulpower work when makIng for them. real o. the the eons play lt came in the quarter as expected as a the the rery flrct play. tu1ly mnde center a punt then turning htsown th I was field was.

a torrner Jilrrningham boy for the th llne seemed to sphere spot Big 7 the an ph7gftve a. ltwas we have a All flulIy came- to leave it leverhas one i. big bulwark thq. thick of play line around the endsor downtho to beeverywhere he to. ask Butnot content thebafl 4 mostot the time runs V.

haveread. lie fireat any field It can afeIybe eragedbetween 55 and 60 yards ata by. a I pair ThisImmenseadvantage andVhith bein 1nthek theJackets WOU1dattacWltlX1e. dltanlost- onthe' punting 1Iarchd1dgeod 4 worioithejoff did runs. thrghabrokenfieJd.re- theIastquarterthat threatened results llurki1felpOnt i onthedefenaDurIn afterbevplaced The1attev zutered was tbearrpwaa brokenbutthis proved' not so.

aftec 8tevensonpIayed afIna PagalnsthIsformerteam4 mateaandFIelde the by this IeIlows work Eenter cjoreeandBeard bama.lineforsubstantIal lngaquartetorbtrckers 1 oftr ublo. ran on I perbiytheywereaidei O1flIiERNQAKTJANP DISTRIBUTE ITSMACHllFSI 1HE tSOUTIFH 1 I r' I I V. rd z' 1c1 ft I- il 1 T2c L' t' I 4t i 1- 1 Left to Martin secretary treasurer andgenera1thanageA Southworth nrpciilnt A T. Snrrrvnrc1ent. i th i3uIokMotor CjwIlImake ilm1i cityh1sfUtUTehOneZ 3lIMartln JtbeSouthern panrItIflhivethedIitribiItlnX agencyZorthe caxIn ofGeogYtorids thi otorth.

I to leave the game I I is i not go oft as the Jackets. Jsekets flask at. pence. Woots Fielders awall wasiu toga the goal. In.

th notvarylng Preacklcked thegoal. 5 th I justas on lost march when electe At Spence kicked zttbe the was but kicked 45 yrdsto hitleWtaekle f5r eft. 6. and Mathisi wentTaroundrIghtend bmmaredleft i nce kicicedoff a rt kIckO yardsIia hltcentertor1yrd. VandylostdyardVandy re Vandyktcked a lIovaterhttcsntez for3 yardLAfuinbI.b3rVandZwal Earshbut iorab qossandth on Goreehtt centerZor- Z.

righttack1e A passforrtson en. vandykIcked4Oyards. In tracks. fg1Sarda. 8penc I.

I. S. f- i readywhenever OU ThereaTdy aiFaikbtht at aiPtimes of the Detroit. Electric is a mighty pleasizig and valuable feature 1 especiaflytohosewbobLveputUpwithtbeun fthatlLty of compcated pa cars. Even Ia the I widest tather most autoznobk owners ci cndnn a LUCCeHioflot ezpcnslvetznnoy.

ance and dCIabccaeofchLlled radiator frozen Lx' cylieders igatuon or catbutetor tronbi the i I Detroit Electric reay to itaxt the nunote on i 1 sad1 take 1 whererer wtA to-so t- wif4y flt17 and sooiy Wh3i wis4ow. Tou mdeasheIteredcoIortWthwj ws 1 downyos enjoy a drarycw on all stdes and tor. 3ng cit 000ISNJelt phonea an et Mj arranc nr tm you Hfre. z41. i.

:4EN.h' 1117 A 1 1' 5' I jfj so latedwithhlm'- Bulck SarYer managerlnPItsburgj and vice 1dentIb thsBulck Metorcomn7.KaintO th.secrttiry management.and thenew idi trli oree letttackle yards rightend8penc 1' andRaril eDsopiPasL toGoree wUfnmblefld afIeId ltwent 1nhtS. hltright feUhn llne-foi down Mathiasan addedslx l1ne.F1sldercIrcied three threearound toBal1. ZIleTh w1thth lnTecha Seoii4uaiter. St ppefahl dt oarpenterfa1I afieldgoaLrii was fromthe42yard1Ine. vonndleft over' Vandyidcked55yardL ballnow Goreebltthe togain.

ucked for lritc theline endfor. fourteenyardg flilIbittheilneand t1 yardsof Interfer. Struppercircled afldIaakicked Teek 14 Albm Mndykckedofftoj can ontli P1eldey-andentei xupprklcke 4Iyardi returuedten. andJohaaon fourAjorwar 14venetted i rd-gala. V.andy-hlt-centetjop..yards paeswa trleden ithIt groundIIIfl Techaonherown ti1zou Zle1aercicle4rightnd for 25 yards.

or tour yardsnd peflce one through Frets for' Tech- pence thentrjed yard line butilt the ball in play on 0 I an to was intercepted I Vandr. hit right- for next IThird Quarter rsnths I six I it yards off tackle Stet pence .11111 added in tour pUt the lln Son. the TeCb 21. Alabama goal line put play. Harsh for.

a.loss.- line. and rnadebnt yards Strupper dodg- before to iras up. Bogershanimersd and Vandy- added Zyardi forwrdpU0. Rogers. on.

thed next sad Preesrcoyered onhus' own i. Strupperand pene drstdewn Tech- was' then for FLldei got 5- aroundIeft aTeebtarward lb. yard. earthby broke-- up another thebaU Alabama's possezslon on- Tecks yard very tevenionandb. Zech andakirted thsremainIng' diz.

to' Vaudegrasfi klckedgoal. I Vaity pff to' on ths oa11inanbe broughttbs baU-bac 2 asard. ilewu on Fielder de paHag ds 8pence added 4- yaad. sa4 bsii truppr puotd AaDsm ulf side was p.i4flsed yard 4vlg Tuck the dSW trnpper got- 5 yards but Tsbwis psI44 yrdatorb4ff. FlIdrsioiad ea 5srd Iate tkL UhS-44dS a ow bai was off Ilda eM pUasIqd ssrg WI for 1 bet 2 Ni MW aI a II oil ts yiOMnths fl f1e1d for NatvewlhIhavecharge theot- andparts.

Tb ars 4LAu. bwnavenus rtin state4thathehadjanoDtI0nofla Street bu I ThId but was penalized. I BeardandHillmade latwi I the The line. Seater taekl for but Tech 5 yard. side on th.

next 1 I 3 got but a a playan the oerto line. 0. I Vaudywaunailedfor sloss a I lyardswIthit I I downedFielder I nd I I 8 then 11 I itSrstdown yards-for up Strupper. Vandy I Tech's Iths game. Lineupand summ zy ALA I Itorton z.

1' 0. Byneldi I Pamford. fl. 1. flogera Cszpsntu B.

Harsh B. Jforrisn Capt. U. U. o.

luieidsl F. I PresS tVaCdy 1 Referee Brpwn. VasrbUt umpi I Sewanee fiald juufge iiii bead llnma lAubura 11 MathieJ. Reynolds Duncan for Press. Lovs.

for Johnson. 4 The BrokenCoinwil1 hown' at thO Georgia A1 tomorrow. 5 i' F1ndIIco oyawber 0. Joins W1UIamJohDstoflOLSflb ran- clico. Bat1Aaa1tennIa here tbdayjin the semi of the brthPaetflo pIonabIp30hflVTtCtOr1 r.quired-fLvs sets.

4' S-3 4 cot 5 a gr.at-.urprIas.-AuOther surprise erbrt also ot 8tanford univrsity detested Griffin. naUonaIdOubles CbampIOnI 44 These matches leave sad Hahn In the bpltVed 5 Miss jU55tedtUf lout being Mica-Anita ey- erifot San Praneiseo iiuaflf led the fpjj o- 4. Mrs Hazel Vf ightman. alao quail. tortlmeflnl 6uOfSL I- tprlmentgbaye" hown thae.

In- Eisaw La and taCo euaderprcessre the Chtwee ii very cLdtto I alphabet. it. is abouti2Wd I oBs it.cic-i.st tftI.s-.AIinew 1Jft Come atd s. ws hvs p. 5.

5' I' 1 i I Day and a Paig I An greindeedisuewa I You need 6ot let the perfect ideal days fo tg-thp by mtho eoying perfect motoring. Pigeforethoughthupaepaxed ay for ithertbe lut. 1095 tilO 10Y0flMC1 Six48at1295 Strd ci Value and QI2hty I After months of labor we cnrfactorywkcbwithpathandmatenaIa1readtsecured ii oU irilAiioJ. ddirery. I I These are the Paigeachieveincrtts we aPzigeJubflee.

Plc ao in andjoin us good cheer I Jg M1ch1g j. 71b44. 11 1afru1ers forSf teaf6ioa I e' 9698100 S. PevPjw Tmcu si 5' I. 0 I I uj- i 5 I 5 I- 5- 1- ft i 1 7 carMUST why not ky a EAsILY you1 Inveet in the LOOOr mba car thlnknotof the name of the car ot of its" but thecarmdo wh iyoiigetit- cfltbO1OdS.

Hills then aendswiLbe yos-ee 1 thell. And fl thns b1eve debaker ia the istet i 1 among the FOWl tb wI I 1. more tbn test alaint ny thr car Oft. 4 1- 4 ftheSi1e noW tbeularket ItistheONLY7ecig a 376iech bore stro POTY thatbugvirbsino5its4 4' i 5 F. A dth ziw tudbalir aets watanid' VLUg' i joi 1ts prk be been r4od Jrosn 9SSI5 Yet tiothmg the bi bsn heod 1 POWRI a siseand quality the ba ben GREATLY INA.

UJkgy inMitWe hV bOfl iflhId liavebeen for inpl ths st 3i. 3 1 4'- I tbs ca ofindi PrS- tht ii i i' LX r' fly 4 I OUOW bow wdiaJ 2. 2 J' iA' 5. hL Studebaker iorpor 5' Pucft su Bn S. tV7c -s-k- V.

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