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ff I- YOL UV. No. 104. Attack of Alex's Great Outfit Too Much for Wake Forest Team Red Barren and Jimmy Brewster Star as Tech Sweeps Through Season's Opener. ijy CLIFF WHEATLEV.

of it mcitr ana UK jjiow- jtne destructive 10. 1 uial vw yv urani iieiu. Wake OeIL Deg tu t1Th Lau to lull beluru tee a Lac us tue urnado. ins scorn was 42 2 points lower tnau the war- 1 fin 0' 4i14111. wnen Ui Maw.

team was uatn 44 to U. A barometer fell on the ap- oi we typxioon. but tue Wlr tUea to iuu suit iuo vutrtiiig a a. Mcorchcr uecome wur3u We nuur wore un iLnu zo OloC at a JT Liilie OUliU the wtaLhtr ideal Lr wimuiin nu picnics but a mlallt pour selling I lor the coronation uZ Ung xoot- LJiiiil. Player were when Action tane4.

out were pleaaett jriore when it slopped. It was unquestionably the tern perature tliat kept uuv ueorgia 1 margin 01 victory. eu Ml UI" tan by a LM4t oreaK. Uiat mJgnL nave rsulLta dloalltrouy Jiaa the Tornado uen pltl" ataiufc. tsteJ-ner opposition Teen players De- jlfn a savage as ut uiav was con- Unued unUi tue ungr point nd been lett tar bewnu.

rUl1 tall minute that Judy uarlan lumbieu ileujkiiiau i off giving- tne Oil tors ice ball un Teens yard Ill. UZAUI tan close 01 We lln1. uo i must have been anything out Jlleaaaut to receive the rusi uf tue Point Scoring. Fuurteen et Tecu yoints were xxtreu In tile met qWtrlc wnen i Jimmy rew iier lid jcu. JlciJon- carrit tae pigskin over i y- man ad Al tUiu Kicking goal lvurtEILL more cauio in tiieseconu quarter harlan anUeu L.

rron UiakJus tue touchdowns with jonu btato and layman kicking OaUI ey carbvro. subbing lUr Brewster in the occonci haL adued a uchaown in each ox till last two quarters Granger kicking both 111 the gwus. The expected advent or the reserves for Tech started a. the nu 0' the opening quarter anti alter that a steady stream of fcubsli- i tUtlofici pourea onto the field. eel the cure would have been hau Coach kept his regulars in the back i.

eld is problematical ot course but when players slat. ileu 1. arroii Judy Harlan. Frank. tt jimmy Brewster.

lack sic- and ltewey sarooro are gaining ground un very start luo Xigures are going to pi up to an enormous total. two to nothing la a real Victory not exactly a crushing one when Geoieia Teens playing ability is compared to that of Wake ori sts but It was as much as the weather would permit. It Wal sufficient to show A tine crowd of spectators that Varaado is in line trim that the work of Alexander and his assistants has been of the right kind. and the sans flied away from Grant field With visions of how these lads are going to fight when the real. opposition Is met.

Little- Offensive. Yesterday the Jacket were con- little about ground gaining that is gaining against a team of Tech's caliber but Wake Forest was pos- Ceased of something that rather tends to keep down scoring a dug- Ired determination to throw everything against the relentless pres- sure of a. force that could not be denied any more than a water can keep from rolling down hill. Wake orest had that quality. all right.

but lack of punch' was evidenced from the start. For Instance five yards from Tech's goat line before players and spectators realized fully that the 331 football season was under way Wake Forest had the punch been in the backfield. or rather had not Tech possessed a line and flanks that were not to be pierced. the Visitors would have scored a touch- Uown an event that was as far from their expectations as the- North Pole Js from being the next meeting la of the amalgamated order of Ui Islanders. But Wake Forest did know how to take their beating fn good race and earned the praise of loach Alexander for their same battle.

Wake Forest players taught a clean hard game. Alexander declared last night and it Is a privilege to play such thorough sjportsmen. Only First Down. Their only first down. scored In the second quartet.

was the result of a forward pass that netted 10 yards. This short aerial effort was i used time after time by the Wake orest pilot. hut it was completed if on few occasions. That it is risky Is shown In the fact that there were more Tech players than Wake Forest warriors around the ball on jr10st attempts. The little ground pain In dune i the- visitors resulted from the Slungin of Armstrong and Heck- man.

This lleckman. a star of last year for Wake Forest. is a real V. iriddift. hut faced with the tern- le problem of trying to break through such men as Daddy" Amlz Dummy' bey.

Oscar Davis. McRee. Molntyre. nd such ends us John Staton. Al Staton and Xabelle.

Heckman might a well have tried to buck the rock of Gibraltar out of place and very probably with jeckrnltn appeared to be more xfeiislve and played a bll2 art In wardlnR off JS Tornado. HI. punting Athe especially good. none of his efforts going under 40 yards. while one or ti two of them were around the 55- a few or theTma of players sent on.

SSSt Iwss srsra iftSKr1. oufs itart Sf TheT Tornados tin victory. wwasstaySS SjSei SffifSSdIU i S' SR rsys Sr4 JtSSy Thewstet. a brilliant ts last seasons game with ik yardage to Barton and several sprint. of IS to :5 yards were garnered by this flashing warrior.

Jimmy has the distinction of. scoring the first touchdown of. the sea son for the Tornado. and it was no yard line- buck that brought him the honor. but a ripping run around right end in which he had to batter his way through a lock of Wake Forest tacklers that sought to halt him.

Jud Ran Line. Captain Harlan was the JUIa nut 0 told. and declined to permit the weather to affect his line plunging. No record was kept of the ground Judy gained through the heavy Wake Forest line. but on practically every one of his tarts he tore off from four to IS yards and he was not brought down' in a single instance before a gal had been attained.

John Staton. who is giving his account of this battle in other col umns in this mornings Constitution and who certainly knows whereof he speak in connection with said game. Is naturally too modest to say anything about the fine showing he made at left end. but the writer isn't going to see John left out In the rain. not when he played so brilliantly during his term of service.

If there was any gaining around Johns end during the afternoon. my eyes are as heavy as my frame I McCree. Lyman. Davis and Dad dy' Arnie werethe lads in the center of the line that halted practically every attempt of the Wake Forest backs' to pierce the Tornado first line of defense. So good waa the work of the Jacket line that the secondary defense was hardly ever called on to aid in thwarting the rushes.

Getting the ball on their own yard line. Tech started So march that resulted in the. first touchdown. Red Barren rammed left tackle tof yards. Captain Judy lilt right tackle for 3 yards and first down Brewster hit right tackle for 10 yards and another first down.

Han Ian hit right tackle for 8 yards. MeDonough rammed left guard for ii yards and first down. ter went over right tackle for Ii yards. Bar gained 9 yards around left end and first down. Harlan netted I yard over center.

Tech penalized 5 yards for offsldee. Brester circled left end for as yards and a touchdown. the first of the season. Lyman kicked goal. Tech I.

Wake Forest O. Visitors Get Ball. Lyman kicked 40 yards to Beckman. who returned S. Wake Forest' ball on their own yard Ilt- Armstrong failed to gain over right guard.

Armstrong hit right tackle fur 1 yard. and out of bounds. Fulton lust 4 yards on a double cross. Heckmasr punted 45 yards to Bar who fumbled and recovered. Tech's ball on their own yard line.

l3arron circled left end for 9 yards. Barron then cm- led left end for 18 yards and first down. hit right tackle for 17 yards and first down. ster netted 18 yards around right end and first down. Harlan rammed center for 3 yards.

MeDonough hit left guard for II yards and a. touchdown. A. Staton kicked goal end the quarter ended here. Score Tech 14.

Wake Forest Lyman kicked 35 jyards to Moss who returned 5. wake Jores ball on their own yard line. Armstron got yards around right end. Armstrong bucked out of hounds for no gain. A pass Heck- roan to J.

Johnson netted yards. Tech penat1zed 15 yards for undue interference. Heckmsn lost 1 yard around ft end. Fulton gained 1 yard over left guard. a pass Armstrong to Heockman.

netted 10 yards sr-si first down first one made toy Wake Forest. Rhodes hit right guard for 2 yards Fulton lost 3 yards on an attempted end run. A pass tell incomplete Tech penalized yards for excess time out. Heckman attempted to drop kick from yard line but failed. being blocked by So teammate Lyman recovering for Tech.

Tech's ball on their own 35- yard line. Wake Forest penalized I yards for offsldea Baron gained 1 yard over left tickle Brewster went over right tackle for II yards McDonough bucked over left guard for I yards and first down. Bar. Ton circled left for 24 yards and first down. Harlan hit left guard for yards.

Harlon hit right guard for 4 yards and first down Beweter circles right end for 8 yards. Harlan hit left guard for 3 yards and a touchdown. John Staton ltrked goal. Score Tech U. Wake Fort G.

Beckman kicked 45 yards to Murphy who returned 15 yards. Tech's ball on their- own yard line. Murphy hit right guard for eight yards. A pass. Barron to Staton.

fell incomplete. on circles left end and the entire back field by some pretty broken field running for 60 yards and a touchdown. Ly. roan kicked goal. Score Tech 28 Wake Forest O.

Pals Incomplete. Heckman kicked 60 yards to Murphy who returnedr4 yards. Tech's call on their own yard line. A pass fn incomplete. eh penalized 10 yards for holding.

BrnlIter punted 45 yards out of bounds. Wake Forests ball on their own yard line. Tech penalized two yards for ezceoa time out. Hecknian failed' to gain ona punt formation around left end. Wright was thrown for a.

yard loss by Dummy Le Be the half ended here. with the ball in Wake Forests possession on their own yard line. Score Tech 35 Wake Forest O. Murphy kicked 45 yards to Wright who returned Wake Forest's ball on their Own yard line. Byron failed to gain around right end.

Byron lost Ii yards on fumble. lecknian punted 55 yards to Hunt who returned :5. Tech's ban on Wake Forests yard line. Scarborough gained yards around right end. Scarborough again gained yards around right end Hunt hit left tackle for 4 yards and first down Feat circled left for 4 yards.

Scarborough gained 4 yards over right tackle Hunt hit left tackle for yards and first down. Scarborough-hit left tackle for yards end a touchdown. Wake Forest Po Ga. Tech 4J Westerhoff 1. taton J.

Pierce. I. t. McRae Dawktns. 1.

g. Mclntyre Taylor c. Amll Johnson W. r. Davis iloss r.

t. Lyman Johnson J. r. e. Station Heckman.

Hunt Fulton. 1. Brewster Armstrong. r. BalTOn Rhodes Harlan Scoring by periods 1 2 4 Total Wake forest 0 0 5 0 0 Georgia Tech 14 14 7 42 Georgia.

Tech scoring- Touchdowns Brewter MeDonough. Harlan Damn Scarborough. substitute for Brewster 2 goals from touchdown. A. Station 3.

Staton. Ly roan 2 Granger 3 rereree Finley. Virginia umpire Tlchenor Auburn head linesman Steward. Dartmouth. Time of.

periods. 5. Substitution Tech rum for Davis Runt for- YcDonoulh Murphy for- Harlan. Upe for McIntyre. Perst for on Or-anger for Ly man.

Naben for A. Staton. Bar- tt for Leby. Scarborough for Brewster. Fry for- Anrla Pare for tar Finehr for Johnson.

Carter for Murphy. Caldwell for- sager. Wake Forest Pierc for for Heekman. Ifeekmtn toe LrmStronL Martin for Johnson. Some of Grid Stars Here are some of the Georgia.

stars that are going to help tie Bulldog through perhaps tie hardest schedule ever empted by any southern football machine. Above are the Atlanta boys that are looking fine for places on the splendid team that Coaches Stegeman. eHart and Con over are mouldlng. Kneeling left to tight. are Smack Thompson Williams and Dave Colllngs.

Standing left to right. Ire tie Pew Bennett and Thealor. Smack" Is a. brother of Charlie Thompson a Georgia star In years gone by and It seems to he better than an even wager that Charlie's brother will. prove a.

great' player tfi Is season' Below Is the famous Georgia line. the chances being that it will look about like this against the Mercer Baptists next Saturday. Left to right are Bennett. right end Williams right tackle Anthony. right guard Day-center Welchel.

left guard Fletcher left tackle Owen Reynolds captain and left end. In the backfield are' Randall Thompson. Spicer and Jim Reynolds G. M. A.

HOLDS AUBURN 41-3 Auburn. Ala. September 24. Special. The Auburn Tigers were not very ferocious re this after- noon when they defeated Coach' e's G.

M. A. cadets on the lo cal gridiron by the store of 41 to I. The game was Interesting throughout. The Auburn varsity took the field In the first quarter and Immediately scored a touchdown.

The quartet was riot snore than a hard scrimmage for the local boys and after a thorough workout emerged from the game and were replaced by the scrubs who played the second and fourth quarters. In the second quarter the scrubs became angry and scoreda couple of touchdowns. Sot beln satisfied with these counters. tile to ran up a total of 20 points la the last period. The Auburn freshmen played the third- quarter and it was then that the Georgians were able to hang up their' counters.

While the third quarter was the only period during the entire game that the local players did not Score a touchdown. The Auburn scrubs tore the G. M. A. line from Its roots.

white neither the varsity eleven nor the freshmen Seemed to be able to do any damage against the visiting lads. Psdtett Scores. Padgett. left half back for the got the credit. of being the only.

member of the Atlanta team that could. score a point. he drop. kicking the ball through the' goals tram the yard line during the third quarter. The whole of the O.

M. A. team plaYed good ball considering what they were sent up against as did also the freshmen and scrubs. for Auburn. The Ltm AUBURN- Pos.

U. Caton McDonald Reagan I. Fall' Ray T. K. lIatcher Pear I.

t. Bass Carter r. Baker Moulton I. Reynolds Ford r. King Sharry b.

Ross Jackson f. b. Erwin Stock lti Padgett Olllngf r. Shlmouts Score by quarters Auburn 7 14 0 20 II G. M.

A. 0 0 S. 0 a FURMAN WINS FROM ERSKJNE COLLEGE 7 Greenville. S. September 24.

Furman universitydefeated skins college. 42to 7 here today. Bragley left end Furman blocked an attempted pass and' raced fifty yards for a. touchdown In the third quarter. and In the.

second quarter- he caught. a. beautiful passand ran' 20 yards for a touchdown. Phillips- successive runs of 21 and It yalrd the latter for a touck- down. saved th visitors from a uro score 4 If You Don't Think It Was Warm Read Johns Account of Battle Simply Too Hot for Football Is StatementMade by Staton Who bught to Know.

fly JOHX STATOST. TecVs Left Bad. Out on Grant' field about 2:30 o'clock twenty-eight boys wearing gold jerseys trotted out on the field. At this part of my story the boys were merely hot and laboring under the heavy paraphernalia that It takes to play a game- of football. Ten minutes later.

eleven or these same youths were in such a condi. lion of heat that the dictionary would not suffice to express it. Twenty minutes1 later they were In such shape that you would insult them had. you even spoken of their condition as th superlative degree of hotnens To be perfectly frank about the mutter Saturday. was.

no day. for football. Even th spectators had difficulty in maintaining their seat in opposition to the glaring sun The players had. to slow down' from sheer exhaustion. For that reason the game was not.

aafaat and snappy as some that have been played but nevertheless it was. not en tirely devoid of Interesting-features. Wake Forest had on big chance to break Into the- hall of fame. And believe me they were willing enough to take it but. being very.

unselfish they considered someone else be side themselves. Anti the other party was not quits so willing when Jack MeDonough and Jndy Harlan nulled their- Alfonso and Gaston stunt on the first kickoff of the game that was not So bad. but when the Wake' men. recovered then ther was quits a little excitement. TH Agilist It Tech faced a condition that she had not confronted since the PiU game.

Fortunately the. boys- were fresh and raring to make up for a little hard luck. So with the ball on their own yard Jlneth fellows held. Four times th wake Forest backs endeavored to span that small space of four yards. The line held like a- ton walk and the ball returned into tile possession or the golden warriors on their own yard line.

Wake Forest nav- Ing lost two yards In the attemptto put the ball across. This was pyob. ably the prettiest playing- of. th game for both teams Being fresh they alt put everything theyhad Into' the play. This work on the part of.

Tech seemed to take the heart out of the Wake Forest erw for not oacV after- that- did they' show the tarn aggressiveness. From that positlon on the six yard line. Tech carried th ball with. a buck run. straight down the field for a touchdown.

Jimmy Brewster- made some very fine runs during his drive and. deserved to make th touchdown. Paul Lyman then pulled the Dill Finclier stunt and kicked goal. This first touch. down must have come in the first four or flv minute of play.

It took only nine plays from scrimmage to put the ball across. Tech then kicked off and held for downs. Then another march was egun. By this time the heat was telling on the boys. and.

both teams wen forced to play more slowly. It was Just- about this juncture. that every yard gained meant about a llon of energy and IL pound of flesh lost. However. Tech seemed very well satisfied with the swap.

for a few gallons later. Jack McDonough slipped through left guard for five yards and a touchdown. Al Staton kicked goal. That ended the scoring for- the first quarter the quarters being only ten minutes long. Another drive at the beginning- of the second quarter netted th desired ground and Captain Judy rammed through right guard for six points.

John St took his turn at the goaL It happened to go through. Nearly forgot to give the. devil hi dues. The dues In this particular case happened to be the' lone first down that the boys from North Carolina registered. This all Important rent came just after Wake Forest gained possession of the ball at th beginning- of the second quarter.

Hecknian tried right-end for-a yard loss. Theyllned up with the sam formation and shifted tight It a run around their- right end but eyerytbing lx not as good as It stems. Armstrong ran back about flv yards and tossed a pretty one to Beckman for ten yards and first Jimmy Brewstw knock. d' himlpnt of bounds. Then they proeeedea' to the ball on downs.

Cuds Fi RBBL. After Judy touchdown the whole backfield had scored with th ex' eeptioa of Red Red kind of felt funny about this so-he made up his mind to ret In style also. At this Urn Tech was piddling around with th ball about her- own yard Oeech called for run-around left end. Red then kissed his comrades a- fond goodbye and started on a long journey. There was some op.

position by Wake Forest to his go lag but he overruled this. and finished his trip about sixty. yards later. This was the longest as well as the prettiest run of the game. Paul turn dm.

to kick goal. which hdl In this made 21 pointsfor our boys. so they took a breathing spell and started working on some passes. Strange to say th tried about five. and not on of was completed.

Al Staton had a beautiful chance to- Immortalize thaStaton family but being modest beyh refused It and dropped tn balL A nor plays aadthen the half ended with th ball' In Wake Prests possession on own yard UnL' At thribeginning of th third quarter rtieslly a. ia w. veins Crtsassi I. G1AAOPENS ON SATURDAY BY ROY E. WHITE.

Saturday afternoon marks the Inl. Ual opening of the 19:0 football schedule of the G. I. A. Boys' High and Lanier High have the hon or of prying the seasons lid first.

the game to toe played in Macon. These two teams have met In the opening role since the beginning of the G. I. A. A.

and the game has always been fast and interesting. Both teams were lilt hard by graduation last year but they have col. lected a large number of new men up and have been working hard for two weeks In preparation for the game Saturday. Coaches David and Pool. of Boys' High had an unusually large number of old men from the scrubs back and a wealth of new material out and now the Boys' High eleven is in the best shape of the props.

The Orange and Green eleven of Lanier High. i better than that of un year due to experience or- the scrubs and several old men that Are bank. The coaches of the prep schools have cut the various football squads to a limited number in order that real Individual Instruction may be had each day of practice The list of candidates has been large and the coaches had to cut them to get at the work. Boys' High. Teh High and G.

if. A. have made the best progress In the practicing so far due to an early start. Each of these teams have had a. line and a backfield coach and that is another great help Shorty DoyaU former Tech star.

is directing the destinies of the Junior Smlthie Un. and Tolbert an old Georgia star. Is handling the backfield positions. At Boys' High W. H.

Pool is handling the line with O. IC. David teaching the backfield men. Coach Bnrbage If doing thebulk of the. work at G.

It A. with sevtra faculty members helping oat. G. M. A.

University School for Boys and Marist all have open-dates for Saturday and would ilk to. arrange a game with some good prep team around Atlanta G. if. la 'especially anxious to have a practice game as they' have October-- S-as an open date. TY COBB AND UMPIRE EVANS HAVE.

SCRAP Washington. September J4. A fistic encounter between Manager of Detroit and Umpire- inc took place under the and stand after the Washington game today. Several blows were strut and the contestants were In a clinch on the' ground when. separate ter they shook hands and ex pressed rr over the.

Incident Miller to Chicago Cubs. Chicago September 24. Tod Mil. ler. first baseman of the nid.

SkIs. Club. today was purchased by th Chicago XatlonaU. n' ito 01 iir on Siege Gun Clouts Way To Victory Over Bob Gardner' An Enormous Caller Watches Former Cham pion Defeated by Seven Up' and Six to Play. September 21.

Jessie. Guilford Boston. won the national amateur golf championship by defeating Robert Gardner Chicago. 7 up and to go in the thirty-sixth hole final it the St. LouUu Country club.

Guilford. after obtaining generous lead of six up in- the morn- ng round by. shooting 73. while Gardner jailed with hiaputter was held even- during- the first five holes if the afternoon round but by scoT- ng a string of unbeatable birdies on the nut tour holes and he came dorml. seven after halving tne twenty-ninth.

Suea an. enormous gallery estimated at upward of uvu persons. olloweu the match' this afternoon that the players and retere were all but trampled underfoot and the gallery warmed unto the twenty-ninth green before Uulllord could get a chance to hole his easy putt or an easy victory. up And e. they halved it in tour.

making it I. Gardner. who won the title in 1909 and bit. and. was up to Chick Evans 111 1 1 was an odds- on choice over Uullf rd.

lie was not playing his best game part of the way however anti he was ragged un the greens most of the tIme aiflElng upwards. oz a dozen lioleabl tutta while Guilford who never bezore got further than the semi-finals at which point he was defeated by Gardner in 1 1 played an unbeatable game on the greens and. made few errors elsewhere. Gardner outdrove the Boston siege un on nine holes while Guilford exceeded his opponent from the tee on a like. number.

Terrific Drives Made. The Boston player scored the longest drive of the day getting 320 yard. on the fifteenth hole where Gardner was twenty yards be. ilnd him. Gardner had three drivel of 300 yards or more while Gun.

bad two. The driving however had little do with the result. although U. ner lostthe eleventh. twenty-fourth and twenty-sixth through errors rom the tee.

Neither did. the irons bear much- on the outcome. Putting had most to do with the result as he Chicagoan imitated Chick Evans game of yesterday by missing short ones with frequency and holing long ones never while Guitford mluQ ew Jong ones and almost never- any short one Thus up to the greens it wa. a battleroyal the crowd gasping in awe as one tremendous drive after another- cracked tram the tees and rushing ward to see. where the caddies planted a white flag.

for- Gardner' ball and a red one for Guilford's. Then when one player would. snap an Iron to the' green doeS to the flag only to have the other frequently drop- his ball- closer- still the multitude like a herd of stampeded steers. would fairly run or a vantagepoint around the sixty foot square only to see- Gardner laboriously take two or three putts while Guilford not infrequently got down in one if close two if barely on or even just off the Th iJ the throng. which- openly favored Gardner.

groaned and dashed to the next fairway to eee he siege gun" of Boston and. the big bertha" of' Chicago wnate out wo more drives. It was a good- n-atuted mob if unruly at times nd coatless men. gaily clad women rd barefoot boys hurried and from hole to hole. Contest Starts Evenly.

The contest started evenly enough with pair of par tours and with Gardner winning the second hole with a perfect three and Guilford the third ln the same manner- Then' they halved two and again ach won- a hole. But after- halving tinS eighth in per Gardner made the first turn one-down because of top. ping hi bra le to the creek. Then ie lost two in IL row. the eleventh.

ecause of woods and water and he was never- threatening thereafter. Mo dropped the thirteenth by missing a short putt and toe next two the a manner. Alter winning the short sixteenth and halving the seventeenth the fur. mar champion had to yield the eighteenth to a die three. Gullord sinking on of his long putts and quitting for lunch six up.

Gullord dad scored 38 73. a re markably low score at the end of such a grilling tournament played heat and rain. Afternoon lUrand. In theafterndon Gardner showed momentary lgn of recovering his ose. by taking the nineteenth hole with a par our.

the- short twenty-first wlfh a perfect three and- the twenty-second with a tour after dropping the short twentieth. Ifs kept his- opponents lead. to four up by halving the long twenty-third but a row of four birdies- while Gardner- ot only two pars made him eight down at the turn- Into the final net. Gardner cut this to 7 down when the wizardry of Guilford's putter- deserted him momentarily- on' the 28th hole. but Guilford became dot- siiie seven by halving the 29th in par and grasped the crown which Gardner had worn twice by.

halving the short 30th. Gardner. had gone through the tournament in rood form and re. pelled two dangerous foreign foes In Armour of Scotland and Willie Hunter. British champion.

The new champion. who takes the crown held by Evans for a. total of four year by reason of a year holdover. during the. war- won it by thesame score a Evans took it last year- from Francis Oulmet.

In addition to defeating Harrison Johnston. of Paul. who had oust. Outset downed George Von Elm. of Salt Lake City trans.

Mississippi champion five and four Dewey Weber- of Chicago. in the second round 3 and and Chicia Evans In the semifinals 7 and 5. Guilford won the New Hampshire championship when a boy- of 14 and hi soon sprang lito fame as a long driver. He has captured the ilassa- hu etu amateur' an open titles once defeating Oulmet In the finals ha played in the national event several times in the last cozen years. His margin of victory today has seldom been exceeded the.

easiest yle. tory blng that of CD McDonald In the tint meet ever held in 18 S. He won from C. E. Sands at Newport IS and II while the closest contest was-that In which Harold Hilton.

of Great Britain. defeated Fred Herreshoff at Apawamlss In holes for the onlr victory- foreigner ever won in the event. First Halve hole 1 200 yards. par 4t Sull ford drove close to tb road lot t2 yards whIle Gardner Chocked to sleep ronjrtiand pnshssi hlsirpn forty yards short of th flag. Gail-ford pulled to VT 1 lotr th green and pitchedov rtb cup feet while Gardner was feet over.

Oullfora. anfoijrv while Gardner also weat down ad halved. Hole 2 Hi yards par Both Irons were on the green but Gull- ford was short while Gardner' was IS feet shy. but hadvlo iiiU over a ridge. yalmost' two but Guilford.

was 10 feet. in two and took four to 3rdn r' three. Gardner 1 up. Ibis 3. Us.

par- Gardner. having the honors pushedhis midiron to the verge of the green astride a deep trap indenting the green. He had to pitch his first putt across the chasm and was ten feet away. Gulllfordrolled deadand Gardner failedto hole in three. All square.

Hoi 4 no ytrds. par 4 I drove 143 Us down the center but Gardner drove past him ten yards. Guilford's second burled It self In the sides of a trap and an official lifted out on th grass. Gardner's second was- over In. th road and he' was twelve feet away in.

three while barely' rot out of the trapon the like and was- two feet away. In four. Gardner- was dead in four and they halved in five. All square. Hole E.

492 yards par 51 -Gardner outdrove Guilford 15 yards. getting 260 but both pulled to the rough. Guilford watf twelve feet. short In three but holed for a- half. All square.

Hole 6. 340 yafds. par 4 drove fully 200 yards' while Guilford pot 270. both down the middle. was seven' feet to the' left of the pin on his second and holing a birdie was one up.

Slilies Side-Bill Putt. Hole' 7 Hi yards. par 3 Gullford barely got- on the parapet green while Gardner was jest on fifty teet. to the' right. Gardner- missed a ten- foot side-hill putt while Gullford went down' for five feet and won' to 4.

All square Hole 347 yards. par 4 Guilford. carried the tree formltig the angle of the boomerang getting no yards while Gardner. outdrove him 204 yards hut found the rough. Gull- ford was ten feet short while lard.

her was twelve feet' to the left on their seconds. They halved In four. Still all square. Hole 9 608 yards par Gull- ford eve dangerously close to the creek below. a side hill while Gardner got a vantage point on the brow of the hill i but topped to an unplayable lie near the bank of the wlndng.

creek. Falling to get out of the turn In two. Gardner eon- while Gardner' pulled- his second twenty yards to the left of the carpet-and ran five fat over In three. UulUord put his third 20 feet' over. but holed while Gardner missed for- a half in four.

Guilford two up. Hole 11 369 yards par 4 Gull. ford sliced again but his drive was long. Gardner topped and hooked his drive to a deep woods and barely got out by hitting a tree and bouncing into the creek whence' lifted whit a penalty and putt his :00 yard midiron Just short of the green. When Guilford- approached close.

to ceded th hole and Gullford- was on up. hole. 10 yards par- Gull- ford drove wildly but his slice dashed through the wood to the rough" whence he-almost reached the green. the eup frpm th gh Gardner conceded the hole and was. three Hole 12 1 0 yards par- JS Gull.

fords sntdiron was just on. 20' feet short while Gardner sliced and had to- chip over a trap-landing Ix feet over the cup and missing a by a hair. GullOtd missed fromlfeet and halved in four. Still Up. ri Sale Short.

Hole Ii a yards par Coil- sliced to the rongh at a valley off the sloping fairway while Card- ner was on the right edge of' th fairway. even wjth GuIjford. Gard. ner added another no yards with brassle while the WestTJullford could do wa to play safe short of a tap And' 220 yards short of the' green. Which his iron failed to reich by' ten yards.

Gardner wason in three 15 feet from- the flag while Gullfords fourth was seven over the np- Gardner missed a four while ford holed his five and Oar-date missed a two footer losing Jiixto five and becoming tour down. Hole14. 307 yards par 41 Gull- ford pulled 2 0 yards to th rtopof a hill. while Gardner pushed his shot to the bottom of the tlldohUl. Both were on In two.

Gullfordfortr feet from the cup. and slightly away The flostonisn ran Ix et pist the cup while Gardner ran over- two feet. Gullford holed in four. and Gardner again missed and was. iioie IB US yards par Sr Gull- ford drove straight.

as a rifle JIO yards. while Liar-doer also was straight- with 200 yards. Gardner's second was Just short. while Guilford was eight feet from' the cup buttOOk- four whileGard- ner misseda footer took- five. Guilford six up.

Slier toTrmj Hole 1 180 yards par Gardner- sliced his iron toa trap below th plateau green andfalled to get out on his second but rolled his third up' Gardner' holed In and was 6 down. Hole 17 3 yard par 4 Off nero getting the- honor for thflrst time since the sixth bole. outdroya Suilford ten yards by hootlnjr 2 0 yards. both In the GullfordV second was heeled into trap. with I hanging 11 on the banks away from the flag while Gardner WM on the edgepf the carpet.

Onllford pitched out five feet over and took five while Gardner ea 5f' footir for a win. halving In' flv and remaining five down. Eighteenth hole. 412- 4f Puilford outdrove Gardner- twenty' five yards. getting 250 and reJh- InK the.

green twelve feet to th left of the play in two while Ord- ner was hole high oft the left edge of the carpet. Gardner's up bobbled the hole and went. ver eighteen inches. Oullford sank hl footer for a birds 3 and was six up at the end of the first eighteen holes. Card for Ug.

Morning card Mi 644 IT picked up ball. 1U 2 0 e. Hole 1 lie yards. par4f Coil- ford drove 250 yards to toe right of the. fair way.

whlta Gardner pulled 0 to a copse back ot th rallery which lined both sides of the fairway cleararoUnd the' green Gardner roads a spectacular lrpn to the of the grMnvwhll Gullford pulled to the swale off tb Kreen indkwas fifteen feet put th cup In three. Gardner to three feet. of the cup. Gutlf ord. took five and Gardner holed hW four and was five down.

Hole 20. 221 yards. par thT Gardner pushed his Iron te shot to the twenty-first tee. Bole high. while Gtrilf ord.

was Oil tfasg reef short Gardner pitched 10 past the rtpv Onilford ran tsp to 3 fe and holed. while. Gardner missed. ndj was- six down once Hole VLji J8t- yard. par thjTs Gardner dropped his tee shot our feet fro th ap on a jdead.

line misltt th mod pnlan of the Cal- Mi age tJ I il B' Jf If I 1J' 'rt. CJ' i 1fJ Cliff Will tlij1 III GOL n. fN-'cr'co lr I VI 1 I ll1iJ. f1 lI1f. rL.J.

H.i" 1 i GreatOutfjt I we Ii uun urndu trvV :14 ut-1L r. vI uu Ul dJu IIUL 111 ae ve II" LiLruL o1 Lu ry 1 IL. L. AJilill wur. Ih d4.

1111 e1 Dtb tlle ll t4ic4 AI. n. J. lIvln lD Lb. be ILp1 ul ow uo c1Y aUu4uG wlmmin ani lIetLlu i 111 I ontloll 1n oL 1 laerll ore Ha 1.

un 1 ertule epL LTe ria I VicLur Ala eu at. bya 1 Dre I III leI JliIl waLL" Ii lUg- mora any thinK' reCti v. IIILS L. re 1 en IJ1 1my iiceweter 1 1 oVer. LYK kln" and 1 Darron wlju tuucbdowna.

1t lIU Dew. i tl Quartura rangtr ch end ening t1 i1nat dtnt trtnt1 I be backzejd e. 1-1' t. L. ple 1 a' Iorest1I 1 aw OI tb theselac fronted with a team that knew 1ttle that Is.

of caliber-but a. la echs 80) p' nch he 1 expe. cta tlons ltSs mi etlng I place pral battle Players t--- st prlvl1j t. 1 3orest l1ot. but.

Ia lLke i gaining Of tly iJ 1 lunglnsr 1Ii1an. I ear ble I. Lebey. and ir iJi at 1fnh a I a. much ncee HE' kman fensl" Part wardlnc the' savage lun of the lIsl good Iff rt t1olna hl la ronbe IIPd mtnnc 5- ry- trying clrcumlltan e.

under his own Oal VOtll. bOoted a ood many yards pat the t' mid-field mark. only to see hili I teammates fall to top Hunt. who returned well into Wake Forest ritory. a touchdown rpslIltlnJl minute a lat tral IIt Out the mue In bY Coach Alex.

the pames of Red flarroit. Jimmy Brewter Captain JudY" Harlan. Dewey ar- 1 boro John Staton. Hunt. Don oush YcCree and Lyman stand out to the writer as the outstandlnp V1 1 of the tionie lntene heat made It lrolleratlve Al that.

manv substitution be made sad In th waY practically an of the Jacket candidates found their tt ft oB I avlI a bIt dls- a Iud because the bandage that rJM Cted hIs broken jaw throun 11 of tart ye I't t. II this berserker stilt JnouJh to dlltnltUll ml 70ra ig2est of tbe field. tie ed I the 1. 4U a 1 llu lrnt i the ay to hi. tot Just 1 Jecondl before he wac TeIICV ed of further participation In the lit.

with. Wake oeat. pI t4 round second flalb nif ri ht lt pr ctlcaUy everyone I brou ht da ler I batt 1 connectlon'j' were the forS ano her a dsovYorcen ifldl eh oU onthelr v. 1 unted 45 ards hs 1 i rds for3 O. i edi 3 a manto loft nr flr down blo ked ckle 1 11ard ern jl ktd :8.

pa. Tech on I a Wrl ht 35. wh 5Ia ti i oi fltdl hlt Bt reeh 43 e. iro q. h.

h. f. I- i 1 I ire ori al r- WGra a r. I Tech. n.

Lyman' nett. to Mul" hT t-Pleree aft ArmltrOJ1LKrun. W. Great j. F.

1g to' lptheauUdog ev a by Atfa1 ta. Conover Sma r- C1 arUe aneven pl rer this sea. on be w1l11OQk De Satu a1. Wtto htare ard 0 wen Reu lds Reyn ltts. GM Auburn.

The log ldlron being TJger to.be 0 period I theUrt ymef er lr 1d res. throu ole' CDO andscrubl. AUBL t-- Go lLA. c. eo.

6 t'B e. e. 4. 1. b.

b. b. Imouts ol 0 0 FURAN FRM ERSKNE" COLGE 421 Greenvte. C. f.

Frman unlvrsltdeteated Erskne coUeeUt toaT. Brs- Fu. blocked tempte Ial' race fify Ud. te NII Qure. Quarl euCh Atlulpa.

an 0 nra touchdown PhJp" au elvc rn. Y. I do 18. t. vator fr SICr i Il Tin kWas Wam iRe ad A C6unt ate To ifor I bal Stateet Made byStatQn ght Kow.

STATN lTeka ld feld abolt o'clock twenty wearin Jereya troted te ld. par mystofthe relhot larzc paraphernU tkea fo bal. latereleyen thee endl- ton dlcUonr wold flc. eprua' It Twnt mlnutulate aape' tha hld Ipoleen conditon the luprlatv. de re ofhotne pefecty miur Sturd.

wa noda7. footbal. the wetatora dificlt malntahtlC' hei oPPollton ciaJC au ha. aow shee ehaulton. tat.

ra go ad a bMnplaJe neerheluB wa notel" tnty deoid IntereltnCfatur Foret one cnc the hal n4 bleve wea 1lnc It bln Te1. unllsh clidere4 aomeoneelle led e' tl A Mi oul1' h.w IC ta 1 Fretmln there quie ltte excltement. Uj Aai It Teh re condUon tht ha' cnfrnted te gae. Foruntey tby wee rring tomae UPfol th rd rI felOWI hd the Wat Joet bakl endeavred Ipa tat sml ap yars. T.

lne lke. wal1 tht bal returd Int pone. I Cofdenjenleanior Ixya Une bv- InlJoB pu te bal an Tl. t1 retet playlnl the gme lotteJ Blnefth netthlng tTcla' te ItT. bl a th Tec tik4 her Fora e.

ft Oe aa tJ dldte aa" te' amUlvene. Fm tbatpllonol tie Une ech ed t. b' wt buck ad ll 0 Brlcht 40wl rel foraouchdowf. nl erm 7 ii maketh. toucdown.

1 ten pul8 Bl kIcke goal frst tOuch. In' five I 1 Pi a Teh of beguJ. teUnC' a mor I tbt Ialne" ment galon fuh 10t. semed wel stfed IItel. 11pped gard lc' Ia ed tt I corng Quarte.

tn 10J driv Dln. Bcond qurter nette the gound throulh polnr. Joh Stton h. I I hapeaed th dnl I ha' I lC deWn thatteb7. tom Cr.

oUJareae re TII al Importnt. afer Foret cinc poelon bl atth bllnJlnc" te lecondqurter. Hekman tre tllh. en for a ard i ff- tt" 10okedlkJD arund rlht I gotraa Cg abouttet4. tOle Hek TUe.

tlrt 4wl 1bm Brewlt kMk- dhm nt boundS the pceelto101 thb 0 4owl 1. a. Atr JudYoU own. te hd 8Qred the o6ptoa. Rai tdklnd flt abouttbohema h.

mnd tl alo. Te pl4dl11 tl th. bl' t7ard 1ne. ee cle fO rufaron lef toDtG kl irt de lonl Joury re positionby- Foretto bL' ovrrled tt libd tp lixt 1ard l. TJI tetongel wel 1tIN run PallLyn I whlcbaldll all this.

2 polntfol oulbY' 0. the abrethlne Ipe1an4 ltre p. BT thy tedabout one teem11Ite. Sttn butifl t' tlze te Ston butbtla. a.

modet b1 he rdusd I dIIPete bL Afewmore ed 01 her At thebknDfDCf te br4 qaI lel1a p. 1 5 1 i G. Ac OPENS WE Saturday afenoon footbal By. Lnier bon" seaon' ld first Ycon. have opeing th bealnnlngof A A gae al ways bee Interltng.

hi crld. I uton hav preparaton ame Sturday. Coache Hlih. unulualy num eub anl mater1 out Br' eleYe bet prep. Gre elvn Lnier H1h Is beter tn Beral coache chol tootbal lmited that rel Inltructon mT ha each Te candidte ha bee I te coac 1 hd Il work 1 and A te proges In ll a tiq' t.e a hd tfe tt grt ld eaWDIJ Smthle.

Tolbt a 01 I Geor la tl handlac bak. feld pOlltonL Hlh I hadl11 th 1ne wit teacllni tl backfeld Bbae th ulk 1 aCG. 1 wih fa ol Y' arlt al bye opeUatdfor SturT woul' Ul aranl 10d Jrel arun4 tant A calr anslouto ptea ty Octo a 4ate. COBl EANS SCRP Wuhlncon. pte r.

It-A atc bewen Va Ie CObb. etroIt adUmllreEnnl tok Jlaeeunde J4 tnd te Detroi. Wblruronpme toda Sevnt we. Itrck cMetant eUmh un4. eprated.

ter tey ad e. Ha LreAlt oithelccent Mi tChi 6o C.r.- c. Clco. Tod' lf- baeman the14. Okt.

et toaws ureeJ the Ce 0 1Kr B9t Y. 11. ToVicOfY OverBo Gadnet AnEn rousGalfer Watce FonerCla pionDefe dby Seve ad SitoP 1 I. ul Se 1 Jele Gnor. BOltn the natonal ateur 9l defaUnCRbr Chlco uP I toco the tlrtyith nal St ulCunt cub.

Gulord atlr obtahilnC' eriua ahrupln' morn. I tlround hootnewhle Grdner lalewlh his putt8. wa durna flvboe of te aternn roundibut Ing atrlnj' ofubetble ui. ad Pa- cme dorm. veA aler hal ln twenlninth ucn aenormvu alef matlat upwlrlul poraun.

tolowel math' atenun th play ra tlpled unledoot galery nlnth reen beore achauco el tor nl I. balel 1 maklZ i i ho won' tie In190 anc lU. runner. up EVa1 1 UI. GuUbrd playl ame towever.

grlenl tme Jllng a holeablfu Oultord. 1 bel or tan thl mlfnlla point-be 111 cefete Oardner1 U1. unbetble am mde tewerror Garder whie Gulford tie te lke Jue Dry. cored longel dive 3Z tfteenth hOLe. Gadner ard.

le- him' Gardne ha drve JOal whie driv1 ha ltle to rault alhough los the eleventh throu errat from lelther Puttng co wlb reult the Imltted Chck yeterday ly mlllng sho one wih holng never. Gulford few ng one almos one. a. batUI rGal gaping aler te tee rhlng orward aee caddl whte Grder bal rd iGufor' plye Iro greD te flaC baveth frequent7 balclosr 1t1. multude.

lke a' ltmpeded wouldfalrly rn for. yantge polnt squre. 108 lto fneJ IU I I barel jlt gr tdte- throne. whl opnly tayore Grner. calhl1 ee the gn" 11 Chla hl 11 a and coatle.

n. gaiy cad andbareoot burrie andcr rle km cates BU. eaT. ntet rted a' nr afhreouc tre Gula third-In theame mnner. tey halv each won ater haling el hth pa.

Grdner me fllt one down becua his brele creek he to rw. eleenth. bEcaule woo. waLer. thereater.

Je d0Pe te miling a aort pu ad net In-e lam maer. Ater wnning Ilxeenth halYngthe eyententh fu- mr Yeld Gui- for one. Quitng fo u. Gul. ored 3n 1.

re. markablylow In rain Afeeoa tenernoon Grdner Ilentry Igro 10118 tking nt teentb 8 Jar tour. twenty tn' wl te twentyscondi a afer dJprfngthe IhorLtwetetb Cl nl a tt rre I eight turnInto Gardner thi wlzrdr uUlordaputer deertedhlm roomntarty Uthhole. Guiford r- lven Ut pr laped hd havlnC' ahor Olh Ga.rnelha troughthe peUe. dangeou tore foe Amour Sotand Wile Hunter.

Brtshchmplon. Te a totl 1our7U breaon ota twoyer holdOer. wa I' aa Evns I lt yer Francl Oimet dlUon deteatng' Hrrilon Jobnlon St OUI ee Oimet Glord Elm Sal Lke ClTtran I fmflo nfn to I ni. nnfIC Guiford won thaNew Hmplhre ehamplonahp wht. bT' I nd fame a IanI baIcpture4 a.

hUt amtu and ttes gl I :1 i slveal tie Gosef erL Hm in todayha ben exceded theelet tor NnltC CDMcDonalln te mft ee tn. Sndt Nwort 1chfete eOatea w. tAC wheHarll' HUton Gret Brtln. ddee4Fred Her. ahofft st hle.

onlT' tti forelpr eer' 1oa 1 elL WtDlelye Hotet. a eloaetotberdfo awhu Gatlner hooked dep rup fa4' puae 1. Iron I tr Gulfchole for f0P1hn. a.wa.t,4ow fJty i i' 1' 3. L' Hote 1 nrs pal IrCn.

we ren bGun r1 forcwu ahort whUeOUd" WA. ttiJ eHeamot hold Gulforc1al0 feetoTe' dtojkfoul to ofntre' I tr Gadn lUp. 3 iU 7aapar GaDtt. hI vlnlthe nor. ht.

md' rOD to theT rleot the. nen i. tride IndenUnl t. to Pic hlfnt1 gJif lrl dyi I fane. dljto ho.

Ie three Al Ba Luf. Ot. rds par Gidlor cowtecentn Ganer te' yrds Gulforlecond bure4J JI MtJde Gardner Off rod. twev. tee away in thre whUeGuUord Jt outot tr Ike anlwu tW teetawaln a A te halve' 549.

yrd. lar 5 ara 1. rl io gr ui gidb tle the" rouah Gulord wa tnthrebut hllf. Al Hol I. yatdslar tt ry.

nr7' oottarww Gardnerwa lef otthe con4 hO IBrtlh up 7. 7adsDar Gullord brely Iotonthe whleCardnerwaa tlfYeet tn- aide ut whie' Guilor fve AU le rdt etUng yas wble outrove tt rie l' nerwaa lef I TeT halvd four St I lt UO reard pr6 ul. closeto a' hl. yantale te hI. un' le bak Falng whie lec scond te lettot tecar.

over tht over' bole. whie mne hal Gulford 1 397ards ar. Gul. buth was Gardner' topp anc hlldrwe wooa oQt hlUng tre lg Ceek' he lfed nalyand put yar JUIt hortof the. geet Gulford colto the Gulfordw one 01 10.

3 OY rd n. drov widly. throughtbe wodto rUgl whenhealmost reac dte geen Cp IhGar4nr cnceded te waatre dO i ii par mllrn wujlt tet Ibort whie slced n4 hd ovr traplandll ee I I heG VOdn I I a hlvedtltour St1 PlaT Safe bo' Iar for 1cedto terough of lopln falrway whie Ga rlghtedge the evenwlt GuUford Gar ner aother wih btale lst ufor was tap Z0yardl gen' faied reh I was. on threel tbefag1whie Gunor' I fourh wal. lee over.

euP Grdner mine Gtdne mIled' I1 btcomlngfour dow' Hole' H. ards Gu1 ulledIIOyardlto te to of hIl whie hs botom te Gultorcf rT tocl ar I stthe whUeGarne ranoyer fet Gulford In Gardneragaln mIMa. fl'o yar spar I SI yads whie wa talght ard. Gardl acniLw. jltlort whie GultordwUelght cP.

buttok' whle Garda mlss4 slx footer nd tool fve. Guiford 81. to' Trp Iole 1 yrdl a Garner 11ceod hi Irn te nd filed lecondbut' hithr4 dead ai4 wYofed ni' at' par a4- getlngthe hon0 th. first tme alxthhole Gulorden yardl shO tn JP eelit. Gultor4' lc nd wa heled Int wit le Garn61 Wt fl hfee ye' a nf tve Gadner mIled three- fotr fora halvng fl remining lye Elrhteent holef ardpar outroveGadner' twent.

yarlolelln ald' geentwehe feet the bof ali bh itO4 otthe carpet. Grdnerc wentenr elghCenlnch" Guiford his. blrlea andIlx te epte hOle. Je crd Gl'daer Ot fU 14 Gulor4- O' t' US 5U. USU e- 1 S5 JCJ pI 4.

IU 4J5a Pl 1. 7ard. pr 4 Gll- yar. te ht 0 ay wil Gardne Jule 20 othe 1r' el I' mde ect1 te edge or I hla Gclfodpuleto thewal ot the- enn4a fd t. ep threO Garner rnUP thr feetof becup Gilor tok 1cr1t hlf aL pth Ote.

pU1hehlllron tee bt hlfeGi e1b ji fedhortUardner plte10fft i h.J io ltgn a hl miled a wat d01 oJe moe. JiU pr tTf dr1e h. te b01u fr t. oJdea4 1. alct tJ oT4Jp1aeothenl.

1 r77 I. I lAcITiS1 TllE ATLN11stITiJnoN I iI ATLA1Th GL SDAYMORNING SEEMBER 25 1921 GOLDEk TORNADO wIm42o VICTOR 1 I LufS urad ud iL era g4u. tiio de5 Wb je WJ YCcd4Y ie I- 4 Tu V. Lat Lh ruaA Ui iview Lii cvI ht rur a an tajt tn Lau wr lflUrt Petatutet1iat uUwfl II AeIfl nge I I aub tflet ne aaut nac I i La a be cceicict ucnts tpcureu At jac oun I nd I ourtetU I Dew ice rew I Th i hi Les-i-iiA. I tt I areoro i tss I i I the I th realop- I eep 1 C.

th I I I iriji o- ser nd This-short I I It iunginz 5 at year rhidlut. taton. i is as 3ust inuchetieceS. 5. Imlees His eic yard class.

His beet performance lit this connection was done In a very goal 5 many i :1 later. tt CCTCFCI StatS. A q- In Ca tam gear- McDon- l- i ttT heatmaditilPert this Into the actIonS RM BarTon. Terhalls i. th preteoted all year was than halt of the Wake Forett 0f the itpee4 of dunn tIle time be staVId in tLnlelt 5lxtyyard thC lonret et the a few 4 Jimmy galoed TOUfl Os I scoi a to ha floe tin per lii bu hi hi to th en Se hi an Is.

the wa tb for ii 0 wards nd ound xtrd tir- I hit I hy aaa nd ias ards or ail nd i aitp Ltae Vp of Samma os. 1. 1 gMcintyre tOs I aBrewster tVakePorest 0 14 rut Ly- 21 or. to or Pier torW. I a S.

Georgta tars rr'- Ijf7 ane 5OStS en ok 4 i- Ir i r'c ba ct ic fr rY 11J a ti' 1. 4 1rr- c- i i r5 a 1 t. I 0I it tr4iL I rca 0 t.VhOe 1 td a gs I OIct. I ti ke' 4 0 fs w' tJ i I c. 1 I ice4ot i i 1 tc.

cei at tz Sed. A c- oI 54tt toheip BuUdo season. 3 th or. Padgett or th the g. 3 a 41 O.M.A..0 30-3 university defeated 42' to pass and 3 ti.

Hotfor Ou1it nit the ininuteslater of noaaZastsad en' one it. butbeing be- Up tosnake up-for JiBe. the golden Forestbsv- laglost tbey bed to crew. onCe positionon the-ball nr 5 r-r fu. th.

begup. were gallon Staton-kicleed his the same aboutfive Jimmy nd preceedlto1oze Pia Judystouehdown so yard line. taIled-fo- fontgoodbye 105 go- botbe trip be all 2 points' for boy. the few 1nd then the yard the a new CttseI sge 4-38 I.S.4s-.i'w. I 1 os I i.

mi- two. altbewOrk. TI the bulk ve like to-arrange 5. as EVANSHAVE A cx- prs retret 24. the-Raid.

v. SiegeGun Ga 11er Cham. Six tti Iouis j' a lag putter duringIba In beforeUuilfurd hoielila 1316 GuIlfrd. lag otis 1016 foal ones. Thusup for zr-er'- Thea two ard tiardner cad brssia because 73.

signe losses tjwentitth. Thenew scoreTas ed andf basctptured chusetti He has today--ha. CDMcDonskl 13 wag that deteatedPred a Stole 4 Cull- lbs in 220 rough and his oftbs a vale bslow the the holed a four. at laS had to putt a over GtrdneYe 1- 1 3. 134 It pushed Isis 1 Guilford rolled faIled.

to llllLlfte4 Oat. rds. i it- a. on. the.

the HoleS three--but ya ds. 41 14 whileCardner fiftyfeet 5. 20 4 They thscar twoup II. to-a whence putt was it- euptrpm thaaQughGardner down 12. 18 on.

sliced from I feet Play. the evenwith a do waa shortof thefiag en OoI six to 14 260 the top of I aid2 bill. aix feet ran-over five down. Holell. 10 while' Card- to Trap.

IS tatrspbeIow the. ylateftugreen to-get ts 55 3tIyaPdspSr Oard. the outdrove shooting 210 lie. over missed a five yards. Par ny play.ln- up went ever se wassix IievIsg Cardiser- iii 141 dIx-ag YB Gutlford- 1i Out 443 544 IS Gardner- 55 354 Geilford- x-picked lie ISO Te Copse.

per- 41 260 the iron green. while greensandwas the ranup to OotUord nd a thieet tee GnIIfOid the green 30' feet rip. feet arid more. 14 ar thres frosts the cup on dead ii apulaule Csttsne 5 Page Colama 5" tu s-.