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Miller to Discard Judge System In Murphy Bout Tuesday Attractive Batch. of. Preliminaries Arranged to Round Off Great Fight Card. BY FUZZY WOODRUFF. Walk Miller.

Impresario of the blood battle between Frankle Murphy and Johnny Celmars. to be. held at the Auditorium Tuesday night is keeping a dark secret. He has de termined that this match it' a grudge one. too don't doubt that is to be decided by a referee There 11 be no judges He knows who the referee will be.

but. not even the fighters have been informed who the. third man in the. ring- is until he shucks' his coat and gives them his. instructions.

"I'm doing this. said Miller yesterday to make sure there isn't any element of crookedness about this scrap. i know toar mere is a lot of money bet on this fight. know that when there's a. lot of money bet and somebody has to make a decision that there'll al ways heplenty of people who'll' try to play a sure thing.

Wont Get Chance. Well they wont get any chance this time They wont even know who to go to even If they had a chance to do an thing with him. I have made both. fighters agree to' accept any referee I select. The man I have in mind is competent.

He knows the rules and he has the nerve to call any infractions If Murphy starts butting or Celmars- gets to using his rough stuff as they did last time they battled. Its not going to go far. The' referee knows enough to know how to make them be good. But let no man doubt that this is going to be. a battle.

Celmars has been snorting ever since. he has been in Atlanta Murphy's eyes have been flashing fire seer since he hit town and found that Celmars was in ahead of Mm. Each of them declares- he is going to stop the' other. I wouldn't be surprised if both of them aren right. Murphy Broke Hand.

Murph Always will believe that he would have stopped Celrs on their previous meting had he not broken his right hand in one of the early rounds. Celmas always will believe that he had Murphy practically out on his feet three or four times during that same engagement. He honestly believes ho can complete the Job this time- Miller has an attractive set of preliminaries to round out the. card. A feature bout' of the warm-up at fairs wilt be a six-rounder' between Harvey McCraney and Dave Mackey two heavyweights.

who have been developing around tlanta for tome months. They will make their first profess onal appearance. One is a steel worker. while the other is a railroad fireman. They.

are both husky specimens. Miller has had the tutelage of. one and Billy Lotz of the other. Billy Lob sends his crack south- paw' Frankie Smith out on a tough assignment In another six-rounder when he matches him to meet Rabbit Palmer. The bout should be full of action.

Joe Carter the hard hitting string bean makes a reappearance against K. Wells a newcomer. In a six- round affair. while pcwee Burns will try conclusions with Young the protege of. Professor Evans of the University School.

for Boys PITT LOSES Pitsburs November 3 The University of Nebraska' came out of the west today. invaded the lair of the. Panthers at Forbes field here and. by force of weight. crushed the University of Pittsburg gridiron team.

The Corn Huskers outweighing the ritt players man for man played a wonderful driving game and defeated the home team 10 to O. Pitt never seriously threatened the westerners who. using a flying wedge of six men through the center of the line crashed through for good gains time and again. Hartley. Swanson.

Wright Lev ellen and Preston formed a star combination for the visitors and when their machine gut under way it took the entire Pitt team to stop the drive. Hartley was the. star plunger of the game excelling Hewitt the Pltt fullback who could pick up only a few yards through the brick wall formed by the Ne braska linesmen. Stem the Panther center. was a star on the defense- tackling on all sides but his passing was bad at times Nebrasla a concentrated on Toni Davis.

Pitts star halfback-with the result that the fleet cap. Lain of the Panther machine tailed at his usual Sensational running. Holding Hard. The first period' found both teams holding hard and frequent punting was resorted to. put made two Oral downs during the period.

but lacked the punch to continue the drive. In the second period. Hartley and Wright- went into action through the tine and they registered several am downs without trouble. With the ball In Nebraska territory. Hart.

icy on a signal play. shot a for ward to Swanson. The. latter made a perfect catch. eluded three PIU men and ran 63 yards for a touch- down.

It was the sensation of the battle. Dowitzwas then put In as a substitute for Hartley and he. kicked the goal. The third period was seocalss bul Nebraska threatened at one time whein after a terrific drive through the line the Corn Husker palced the pigskin on the Pitt yard line. Hartley tried another forward but Peters who substituted foi Seldelsn intercepted the ball an ran 10 yard before he was downed Davies' then kicked out" of danger letter I the third period.

Lewel len. Hartley. and Wright plunge through' the line at Will and tinall placed the ball on the yard line from which point Preston drop' Kicked a field goal at. the' opening 0 the last period. This ended th scoring tju USB BEATEN BY.

SMITHIES BY E. S. JOSES The Tech High school eleven yesterday morning by defeating- the University School for Boys team on Grant field by the score of 28 to 14 is now in a position to battle with G. M. A for the prep championship of the city.

The game was hard fought throughout' and' very interesting and although defeated Coach Hagers crew showed fine fight but the many fumbles cost them. victory. University received the first kickoff and from the way they rushed the ball to the yard line it seemed as If they. were headed for victory. Here.

however. they encountered line resistance which was too much for them. They were tackled so awake as usual scooped up the wandering pigskin and crossed the line before the majority of the men knew where' the ball was. Laird kicked goal Score. 70.

in favor of the Bluebirds. Tech Hi received the kickoff and rushed the ball straight down the field for five consecutive first downs and a touchdown. Richardson kicked goal. Score. tied.

7-7 University received and. due to fumbling was forced to kick. Tech HI made two first downs and the quarter ended. After a. penalty of 5 yards they made three more straight first downs and on to a touchdown by Curran.

Richardson kicked goal Score U- favor Tech HI. Another Marker. Teen Hi received kickoff and. due to- tslick fingers and fumbling was forced to kick. University fumbled and Tech' HI recovered.

This was followed by some mighty consistent line plunging gaining five more first downs and resulting in another touchdown by Whlteman. Richard- son kicked goal. Score 21-14 favor Tech Hi. Tech Hi. as usual carried the pigskin straight down the' field by.

a series of remarkable line bucks and forward passes. One pass in particu lar. Curran to Richardson. netted 45 yards. Whllernan tore hole after hole through the heavy blue line and then Curran with the ball tucked under his arm rafomed over the goal for Tech Hi last counter Richard- son kicked goat Score 28-14 fa vor Tech Hi.

This ended the scor- the game. Game Hard Fought. This encounter was undoubtedly the hardest fought game that any Atlanta preps have engaged in. It would be useless to try to point out mayy stars. But the writer feels that it would be unfair to' fail to mention that for nUiversity Quarles an T.

Boswelt on the line. Captain Laird B. Boswell and If. Broadnax In the backfield all did sornesplen dld Laird by his line plunging made many great gains for his team For. Tech Hi great credit is due Whlteman for his line Bucking- and end runs.

This ill be a dangerous man to any of Tech His future op ponents. Curran was the backbone of his team throughout the whole game. The up T. H. Po TX Hardm'- Is Murry Jones Malsby Stone Quarles Holley I Broadnax Gilbert 1 I Richardson Richardson T.

Boswell Nix 1 Freeman Chestnut H. Broadnax Carrol T. 1 h. ngley Curran. j.

h. Boswell Whlteman f. Laid apt. Substitutions Wells for' Malsby Price for Hardy OSeal for. Chest nut.

Brooks. tom Nix. Breck for Curran Touchdowns Curran 2 Whlte. man. Laird Angley.

Goals after touchdowns Richardson 4 Laird Referee Thrash umpire S. Conyers head linesman Monroe. FLORIDA. AND S. C.

IN TIE Tampa. Fla. November Spe cial Three minutes In which South Carolina played brilliant football in the passing and line- plunging enabled the taunted Gamecocks to make a touchdown. thus the final tie score 7 to 7 against onslaughts of. the heavy ators of the University of Florida outplayed Carolina in svery department except' those -fatal minutes unless It was at forward passing and going down under punts The Gamecocks drew first blood by recovering the ball a few minutes after play started near their own goal line and.

by a series puzzling' forward passes and line plunges took it over the Gator goal for their score. Goal was kicked. Never again did Carolina threaten to score. The Gators scored. In the second.

period and threatened to do so again and again from both attempted placement kicks and straight football only to fail by missing the cross bars by inches and by gameness of the fighting Gamecocks. Second and third quarters' PB- nods saw punt exchanges with Dixon. Gator fullback having the edge Florida in the' third and fourth periods made many brilliant advances by line bucks and end runs that' put them many times near scoring but either luck or Gamecocks fight kept Foridians score down to seven points. The entire second half played In Carolina territory. FLORIDA.

Pos SOUTH C. Swanson. 1 e. rBrockington Wurthrich. 1.

t. Chappelle Scott. 1. g. McMillan Wllsky.

vWheeler C. Perry' Cr Llghtsey Doty. r. t. MeGee Burnett.

e. Myer Stanley. q. Waite Duncan. I.

Belch Carlton r. h. Holland fb iSnipes Referee. Hutchinson Perdue Umpire Dowling Georgia Tech Head linesman. Nance Citadel AUBURN WINS FROM TULANE Nev Orleans November' 6.

An burns plunging backs proved more than Tulane's light line could withstand here this afternoon and' the Plainsmen won a hard-fought game 14 to 0 Outweighed about fifteen pounds to the roan Tulane put up a hard fight and once held. Auburn- for downs on the yard line. Auburn scored its first touchdown in the second quarter carrying- the ball steadily down the field from lu lanes yard' line on line plunges Starling finally took it over and Caton kicked goal The second touchdown came. in the final quarter. and again Shining wound up a series of ground-gaining line plunges by carrying.

the ball over' for a touchdown. Again Caton kicked goal. The up' AUBURN 14 POS. TULANE 0 Mculton le Minsky Pierce 1 Payne Vynne 1 Unsworth Caton tiftfil Lawrence Wingling Carter. t.

Fitts Sits Talbot Gibson Moloney Shkey 1. h. Brown Ollinger r. h. Ford Shirling f.

Legendre Score by periods Auburn 070 7 14 Tulane 0 0 0 0 0 Auburn scoring. Touchdowns ShlrHng 2 goals. Caton 2 Officials Walker Virginia ref. tree Morarlty St. Mary's umpire Thomas Perdue headlinesman.

JMcQUADE BREAKS ARM Washington November Spe cial Johnny McQuaie Georgetown a great halfback received a broken arm in today's game with Pordham here which Georgetown won 7. McQuade' had made two touchdowns and was the star of the Blue and Gray' team before the in- Jury came that ended the college football days of the veteran George. town back. MeQuade is the back who set Atlanta football circles agog two. years ago with his sensational line plung.

ing against the Golden Tornado. It was his last year of football and since Georgetown's annihilation of Holy Cross McQuarle' has regained the old form that formerly classed him with the two greatest Georrethw hsl nf 11 nit- roy and Costello. Georgetown's overwhelming victory over Fontham was gained with four' substitutes in the up and many substitutions luring the game. Captain FJavin and Kenyon. backfield stars sat on the sidelines as did Werts veteran center Sullivan tackle and Sweeney uard Dufour Georgetown quarterback had three stitches taken in his face' be tween the halves.

He played practically the entire game. Fordham was never dangerous registering its only score when Icaley recovered a Georgetown fumble' and ran for' a touchdown. LAFAYETTE MOPS PENN Philadelphia November. 5 Thir ty thousand persons saw Lafayette's undefeated- football warriors mop up Franklin field with' the Univer- a ty of Pennsylvania this afternoon winning the contest 38 to 6 without any perceptible difficulty. Only a sudden Serial attack in the waning minutes of the game.

after Lafayette had sent in some substitutes saved the Red and Blue- from a kalsomining. Sullivan a substitute end carried the ball over for Pennsylvania we L. LOSES. TO WESrVA. Charleston W.

Va. November 5 The Washington and Lee univerisiy football team was defeated' here today by' the West Virginia university eleven. :8 to. 7. Fumbles and loose playing proved costly to.

the visitors who managed to score in the fourth period. however. up and summary W. VA 28 Pos. W.

I. 7 Pierre Hill. L. E. Bemis Tatlman.

L. Moore Shortron L. G. Vogel Philhlil. Collins Kay.

G. Bangeley J. Harrick R. Potts Graham Tt Herndon Craver. QB kFrew Slmbirr.

R. H. B. McDonald Nardacct L. H.

B. Tucker Martin F. B. Mattox Score by periods West Virginia fr 7 14 7 28 Wash. and Lee 1 0 0 7 7 West Virginia.

scoring touchdowns. Kay George. Hill substitute for Nardlcci 2 Martin Washington and Lee scoring. Thomas substitute for Herndon goals from field. Kay 4 Potts.

Referee Thompson George. town umpire Moffatt Princeton linesman Sugden Harvard Football Lexington Icy. Transylvania 7 University of Louisville O. Farmvllle Va Sydney 7 Elon college 0. At Nashville Maryvllle college 47 Cumberland university 7 At Richmond.

Ind. Earlham Barton university 14 tie At Chattanooga Sewanee 47 University of Chattanoogav O. At Montgomery. Ala. Howard 21 Marion institute 0.

At Buffalo Cob. Utah Agricultural college IL School of Mines Colorado 7. At Pullman University of Oregon 7. Washington State college 7. At Boulder Colo- University of Colorado- 35.

Colorado college 14. At Manhattan. ICans Kansas Aggies 21 Grinnell 7. At Cincinnati St. Xavier IS.

St. Ignatius 0. i Saturdays Tests BigAffairs BY CLIFF WHEXTLEY Good Games in Every Vicinity One. may look in every direction Saturday and discover football games that are going to prove mighty interesting. All of the so- called gridiron centers have' struggles slated that will have bearing en the titular arguments that are' beginning to crop up and will draw fine crowds.

Any number of big games in th south are on the schedule arid flue customers going to have the time' of their lives. It is hard to pick the- game in' which the most interest is Involved. Tech is certain to. draw well Georgia. and Vanderbllt.

in Nashville will play to a vapacity house Auburn and Centre. in Birmingham will be worth going leagues to look at and Tennessee and Sewnee in Knoxvihe will be. a splendid struggle There is plenty of time rivalry in' the. games. Georgetown had rather- defeat the Jackets than any i other team on her schedule.

If Van- I derbilt defeats the' Bulldogs the Athenians are going out of the championship discussion in quick order should the Plainsmen defeat Boy McMillln and his crew Centre's victory over the Harvard Critit- son would fade' to nothing and should Sewanee fall to trounce Ten. noasee the Tigers' entire season culd be spoiled That there is plenty of room for upset is freely granted. Georgia is scchednled to defeat Vanderbilt but since their Indifferent start the. Commodores have settled down to the real grind and they furbish- easy competition no machine. CeOtre should lick the.

Plainsmen. but its accomplishment that will be the result only of playing fully' as good as the Colonels displayed against the Crimson. Sewanee looks like a win- net over the Volunteers but Banks' cohorts might brace. And my money' would go on the Jackets against the' Hllltoppers but one never can tell. Anyway.

there are. real tests to be- off ered next Saturday. and they are tot confined to the south. Football schedules have passed the feeling-out stage. The mighty are going to flourish from now' on.

and the. weak are going to fall. Something hinges on practically every game left on the' slates. and the smallest slip will mean the elimination of some promising eleven from' the ranks or those being considered for honors. VANDYT TRIMS UOF ALABAMA Birmingham Ala.

November 5. Vanderbilt came to Birmingham with a stonewall defense and a fast and driving backfield and University of Alabama could do little against their Tennessee opponents. losing the game by a to 0 score. Vanderbilt scored early in the first quarter. wlren the Commodores taking the ball in the middle of the field on a punt bucked the.

pigskins for two downs and then sprang a long forward pass Neely to- McCullough netting 25 yards. Neely then ripped off IS yards over left tackle and Godchaux and Bonar made the nine' yards necessary to score be tween them. Smith cicked goat. Crinisons Tighten. The Crimsons.

tightened up after those. first few minutes. and the game was nip and tuck until late the final quarter when Doc Kuhn. string quarterback of the Commodores who didn't start the game on account of injuries was. sent in and supplied the punch necessary to put across a score.

The- Commodores had. again taken the ball in the middle' of the field on a punt. Several line bucks with NOelrs 20- yard run round right end and a 25- yard pass. Kuhn to McCullough netted' the' score. Smith again kicked the goat.

Alabama threatened to score only once when she worked the ball to Vanderbilt's yard line. The Commodores held. and an attempted pass was grounded and. Vanderbilt- took the ball. Neelys brilliant offensive work was a feature of the game.

while the Crimsons' game fight to hold down the score added color to the affair. VANDY 14 Pos. ALA. 0 McCuUough. I.

Clemens Elam. I. t. Baker or. 1.

wood Sharpe. c. Wesley' Overall. Hunt BradfordC r. t.

Cooper Rryan. r. e. Newton Godchaux. Baty Smith.

1 b. Bartlett Neely. r. Rosenfeld Bomar. Whittaker Vanderbilt 7 0 7 14 Alabama 0 0 0 0 0 Szonng Touchdowns.

Bomar. Kuhn sub for Godehaux Goals after touchdowns. Smith 2 Time of periods. 15 minutes. Referee.

Finlay Virginia Umpire Spring er Pennsylvania Headsllnesman Watkins Sewanee NAVY WINS GOOD GAME FROM BUCKNELL 6 TO 0 Annapolis Md. November Navy defeated Bucknells football eleven this afternoon 8 to 0 In a gne that was bitterly fought from start to finish. The' visitors developed. unexpected strength both' in defense and ot tense. In the second period Navy scored a touchdown.

after uehizig the ball 35 yards following an exchange of kicks. PURDUES LONE TALLY IS PLACEMENT KICK LaFayette November 5 Purdue Von Us first' western con- fererice football game la Bye yeas' today. by. defeating Northwestern I to 0 The placement kick from the yard line ty Miller In' the third period resulted in the only. point1 of the game.

Hundreds of old graduates here for- the annual homecoming saw the contest. The goal from placement was preceded by a march by' Purdue from its own 25- yard line to the' visitors' yard I mark A' Yale and Princeton Hold. Fast Interest. Interest in the east is divided be tween Yale and Princeton and the Navy and Penn State. Because Yale is Yale and Princeton is Princeton.

the majority of fans are going" to watch the bowl for the settlement of the discussion. But the. best game and th one upon which more depends will find the- Midshipmen' and Penn State in action at Philadelphia. Navy's progress has been gradual all season and i nothing that even resembled an oh- stsrele has cast itself in the Middies' path. And the situation at Fenn.

State is very much the same. The ltiany Lions playing a comprehensive list of teams. have wept tlirough successfully. and jt is ex tremely doubtful It the. Navy will Killenger Wilson Llghtner and Snell.

In the conference Illinois and Chicago are slated. to stags a fine battle with the odds favoring Chi' cago. Her victory over the Princeton Tiger was decisive enough to stamp the Indy City eleven as one of the strongest in the business this season. Some good games in the south excepting those mentioned further up find all of the southern teams matched- with opponents nearer their strength and closer scores may be expected. For instance Furman and the.

University of South' Carolina meet at Greenville in a game. that should have a tot of bearing on the Palmetto title Furman was- badly eaten by Georgia Tech and the University of Georgia but pitted against foemen Approximating their' own caliber the Purple Hurricane has been very successful. Kentucky State and the' Virginia Military Institute play their annual at Louisville and this struggle always furnishes line competition. Louisiana State university and the University of Mississippi meet at Baton Rouge and a fine battle should. be the result.

There is a whole. lot of. interest in the Mercer game at Macon Saturday and there should be. The teams seem to be about evenly matched this season. and the spectators are going to see some fine playing.

Last season Oglethorpe found an Inexperienced team against them and had an easy timewinnlng But Josh Cody has stated that it 11 be a far different story this year. Meanwhile were waiting to get the verdict GMC DOWNS RIVERSIDE Athens Ga. November 5 Spe cial By defeating the Rlversidi Military academy eleven on Sanforc field this morning by the score to 0 the Georgia Military college now considers that she has clnchet the G. A. A.

gonfalen of thu Georgia Prep association. The Riverside line could not' with. stand the heavy pounding that the G. M. C.

backs gave it. The line was soweak that they had little trouble In walking through It nc more trouble than if it had been a paper line. Good punting by the Riverside punter saved the' Milledgeville boys from. running wild with the ball. Several substantial gains were made by the winners during the morning.

especially' in the early part when only straight football was used. la Score Dowls scored the first touchdown of the' day just as the second quarter was drawing to a close after the ball had been carried within a few inches of the goal line' by a series of successful tackle plays. It was also in this quarter that Kent carried the ball across for the second counter after it had been bucked down the. field. Coach Rawson tried with.

all his might to stop the M. C. rush in the third period by rushing in fresh men to the aid of the boys that had been worn out by the continual pounding of the opposing- team. This did practically no good for the youngsters from Mllledgeville were in the pink of. condition and the result was that they were going like fire.

It was in this round that Kent gain bucked the ball across after several tackle plays. After advancing from midfield on a long end run Davenport shoved the pig skin over for the fourth score. Re erve Help. The fresh Riverside reserves kept the ball from going over again in the third quarter by their nice' work ittchecklng the G. M.

C. rush. Shaw on several occasions booted the ball nicely out or danger thereby saving the G. IL C. goal line from being crossed.

Rosenfelt who old the test work on the offensive ori the Gainesville team had a ne chance to store at least one touchdown if he had' been' given the right kind of interference. The Riverside team was outweighed at least seven pounds to the. man but they were game fight- era and stuck to their task without faltering. The forward pass game was. tried on several occasions but this did not meet with very good success as only one long pass was ccmpleted.

this being Murray to Jones. It came in the final round and brought the large crowd of fans that turned out to witness the game to their feet Davis was a good ground gainer for the Gainesville bunch Craig and Jordan klsO did some good work toward checking the powerful drive that was being issued out by the boys from Mu- ledgeville. ups and summary G. IL C. RIVERSIDE.

Shaw I e. e. Shlftlett 1. Estes Styles 1. g.

Craig Parks e. Detaplerre Dunn r. e- Harrell Everldge r. t. Sage Baisden r.

e. Freeman Davenport q. b. Heard DOwls f. b.

Davis Adams Lh Rosenfelt Kent r. b. Crumby Score periods. GM. a 7 13 0 Riverside Touchdowns Dowis Davenport.

Kent 2. Referee. ConOver Penn State umpire Charley Thompson Geor- MISS. AGGIE LOSE 14 TO 7 Memphis Tenn. November 5.

The University of Tennessee Fight ing Volunteers" defeated the Mississippi A. M. college eleven 14 to 7 by scoring two touchcdowns in the last period of the game here today after the Aggies had scored by bucking the line at the start of the. same period. Campbell made the first touchdown for Tennessee by' circling right end for 15 yarns afterhis teammates had.

bucked the line for heavy gains. The second Tennessee score was made. on ade layed. pass Campbell to Smith after which Smith went around left end for a yard gain and touchdown. Blair kicked both goals for Tenn s- see.

McGowan kicked goal for Mis sisslppl. up and summary. TINN Pp MISS. A Cummings 1 Bell Vowelj i Lt. Mott Sloan I e- Minyard Grizzard Wilson Strelgle g.

Benley Register Lowe Lindsay r. e. Noble Smith q. uddeth Blair I Davie demons 7. Little Campbell Perkins Score by periods Tennessee 0- 0 14 14 A.

007 7 Scoring touchdowns Tennessee Campbell Smith goals from touch-down. Blair 2 Mississippi A. M. touchdown Hough goal. McGowan.

Substitutions Hough for Petkis McGowan for Suddetit Referee. Hallgan Massachusetts Aggles umpire Randolph' Virginia head linesman Bagley Washington and Lee time of pe clods 15 minutes. V. M. I.

LOSES TO' CAROLINA Richmond Va. November 5 To night the Pale Blue and White of the University of North Carolina floats above the Red White and tricolor of Virginia Military institute for the team from the Old North State trimmed the football warroirs of Virginia 20 to 7. In a thrilling but sided battle after the first half. Halfback Johnson is the individual hero of the contest between North Carolina and the Virginia Military Institute. lie raced 65 yards to the cadets yard line from a kickoff at the opening of the second halt.

His run was one of ths most phenomenal seen on a local gridiron in recent. years and really was the turning point of the struggle. Virginia Military Institutes mo tale collapsed after the- run and it was an easy matter for the Tar- heels to get within 3 yards of her goal and send Johnson" over for the first touchdown. Carolina scored again in the third quarter when she sent' Gillon over for. a touchdown.

The last Tarheel touchdown was made' by Johnson after he received a forward pass from Lowe Virginia Military institutes only touchdown was made- by Bunting after a series of forward passes. Bunting' also kicked goal. i up and summary M. I 7 Pos CAROLINA 20 Diewry L. E.

R. Moris Summers C. L. TKernodle Westcott L. Pritchard Miller C.

Blount Harrison R. G. Pomdexter Hunt. R. T.

Jacobl Clark. R. Cochran Parley. B. Lowe C.

Bunting. r. Johnson Atwell. R. H.

B. MOj F. B. Glllon Score by quarters. VM I 0 007 Carolina 0 0 13 7 20 Touchdowns Johnson 2 Gillon Bunting goals after touchdowns.

Riount Lowe and Bunting- Off cials Glass Lehlgh referee Gooch Virginia umpire Schultz Washington and Lee head lines. man. Time of quarters 45 minutes. MORVICH IN PIMLICO WIN Baltimore Md. November Morch a hot favorite won the first Pimlico futurity- with a money prize of 43000 at Pimllco this' afternoon running the mile in 1:42.

Lucky hour was second RunanteU third. There were eleven starters. Morvlh' paid 2 60 or each 2 mutual straight ticket S310' for place. and 270 show. Luck Hour 7 40 and 4 90 Ttunantell S4 90 Runantell was in the lead at the half with MOrvich trailing Down the back stretch Runantell still led and.

the horses in the rear were closely bunched. Corning into the far turn' Lucky Hour came out in front. Mora was anything' but an impressive third but as the runners reached the stretch he came throvgh like a flash winning by three lengths before a. crowd of more than 25000wildly cheering enthusiasts. vielt Is.

owned bY Benjamin' Flock of New Torki IN BIG VICTORY New Tork. November 9 Cornell's big Red team. rolled up 34 points Columbia ire the first two periods of today's game but was played to a standstill In the last two quarters. The final score was 41 to 7. The Ithicans started off lrnpres.

sively ripping off big gains with Kay. and Pfao leading the attack. Columbia- came back In. the third quarter with a brilliant defense and Cornell was held scoreless. In the final period Kaw ran 2 yards.

for Cornell's final score. Columbia scored soon afterwards when Burn caught a forward pus over the line after Apptabaum tad Intercepted a Cornell itaas and raced 30 yards. Tech High and G. M. A.

Cadets Will Battle. Friday Jor titl NOTRE DAME IN WIN West Point N. T- Nov-ember 5 Forward passes that sailed over the' scrimmage line only after the Notre Dame backfield had toyed with the ball In the manner of the old criss cross play. gave a sparkle today to their 28 to 0 triumph over the Army eleven. Notre Dames Incessant rush forced the Cadets to the defensive And when the army possessed' the bill its onslaught failed against the staunch line that Coach llockne brought from Indiana.

Two' first downs ua the best the Arm could do. against it. The Invading eleven crushed the stitutes were sent out to stiffen the Army defense. but it never became puncture proof. It was an amazing stock of forward passes and bril iant zigzag dashes of the Notre Pame runners that took three out of the four touchdowns over the Army goat line.

Oterbead Attack. Notre Dame started its overhead fire in the second period' after fum. bles penalties and. the' far-driven punts of. Wood" the Army fullback had checked- earlier advances.

The Army seemed unable. to fathom Notre Dame audacious tricks. The most' daring of these was one in which the. quarterback handed the ball to a halfback who turned it over to Mohardt another back. who then hurled it.

over the scrimmage lines. This was further- complicated by a shift. It was this trick that brought two touchdowns in the second period. Klley unnlng 35 yards with the passed ball for the first and Wynne racing almost an equal distance for the second. Wynne began the successful attack of this quarter by running back a punt from his yard to midfield and he repeated the long gallop when he received' the kickoff in the second half.

Soon. after this run the forward pass brought another touchdown by Kiley. The Hoosiers went back to more simple driving in the final period' and marched steadily. onward for a froth touchdown shattering' the Army Un They were hampered most. by Smythe who brought up several of their thrusts while StorcK.

an end spoIled others. Smytlie was the. best ground gainer for the Army. which was bereft of its star back French but a few days out of a hospital. ARMY POS NOTRE DAME Storck 1.

Kiley Goodman 1 t. Garvey Garblsh 1 gi a Anderson Greene Merhe Bneastreiter Dooly Mulligan r. I. Shaw White r. e.

E. Anderson Johnson Grant' Lawrence I. Ii Mohardt Smythe h. Coughlin Wood il Wynne Score by- periods' i Army 0 0 0 0 O1 Norte Dame 014 7 7 28 Notre Dame scoring Touchdowns Kiley 2. Wynne Mohardt Goals from touchdowns Shaw' 4 Officials i Tu Thorp La SalleH- referee E.

B. Cochens Wisconsin umpire H. B. Kersberg Harvard field judge P. L.

Costello' Georgetown head linesman. Time of periods 15 minutes. MARYLAND IS BEATEN 28-0 New Haven. Conn. November 5- Tale sent over four touchdowns In the game with Maryland State today and won 28 to 0.

Yale start. ed the game with eight second- string men and. three regulars In the up and lit the last period nearly an entirely new eleven of substitutes went In. Cold north wind slowed up the oontest and In terfered with the punting. Bryer had a slight advantage over Aid rich in the kicking.

Yale scored early when Maryland tumbled on the off and a Blue player fell on the ball. Straight football carried Tale own the field and Jordan went over the goal. Al- drich went around left end for the second touchdown a few' minutes later. An end' run by Becket for an advance of 25 yards was the tea. tore play of the period.

Gus Long Gain. Jordan broke away for a yard gain early In the second period and scored a few moments later. After an exchange of punts Jordan car- tied the ball through left tackle for an' advance of 30 yards. Mallory wade several gains and a forward pass Aldrich to luUmn netted 15 yards. The period ended before Tile could get another score.

Aldrich trh two field goals in. this period but they In vthe third period Tale tailed to score Maryland holding the Ulia on the- yard line. The Yale ad vance came on a forward pass from Aldrlch to Deaves' which netted 35 yards and put the ball on Maryland's yard line. Four line bucks failed to penetrate the' Maryland defense and Tale lost the' ball on downs on the. yard line.

At the start of the fourth period Jordan scored on a yard run around Maryland's right end. A gain lit 42 yards on a forward pass Aldrich to Hullman put Yale within striking distance of the goal later in. the quarter but a visiting player blocked an attempted field goal by Aldrich and Yale lost. the ball. Athens Ga.

November 5. Pre ceding- the game a bronze plaque the gift of the University of Vir. ginia. to the University of Georgia. In honor of Von Gammon a Georgia fullback kilted In a tattle between the two' institutions in 1897.

was presented to' he university by Dr. Albert Lefevre. of- the Virginia faculty and was accepted by Dr. S. V.

Sanford of tire Georgia faculty. Victory of Smithies Yes. terday Placed Them in Finals for City' Championship. BY ROV E. KITE.

Friday will be the greatest day of the rear in the ranks of the prep football teams of the city for the city title will be settled when Tech High and G. 1. A. meet. The place of the battle has not been announc ed as yet.

but will be made jfublle in a day or so. The other prep games for the week-end are Boys' High and Gordon Institute in flarnesvllle Saturday. and. Darlington High and Marls on the Marist campus Friday afternoon. The first game is' the main go It has resolved into the same case as last year when' Tech High and' M.

A. were Joint holders of the title. It will certainly be' a battle royal from the start. The scrimmages this week will be hard for both Tech High and M. A.

Tech High eliminated University from the running Saturday against overwhelming odds by a rare ex hlblUon of football which included- some of the prettiest passes ever uncorked by a prep team. They also exhibited some pretty broken field running The Tech' High team has lost games this year. but they were the G. 1. A.

A. league and hence do not count In the ranks of the City league. I LndefenIed G. A. on the other hand has run wild over every team that they have played this season and are' preparing to give Tech lug the battle of their' lives All the games won year by G.

MA will count for nothing if they lose to Tech High and Coach Burbage has fully realized this fact. The Tech High team has three men that cannot be surpassed when' it comes to handling passes Cap tain. Richardson at end who does all the receiving Curran who general u- throws them and also Chestnut sometimes throws a few. The pass Ing' in the Tech University game Saturday was marvelous Es. pecially was this true of Tech High for they completed practically every pass that was tried.

Their passing game is the. best In the history of the prep league. Line Work- Great. The line work in the Tech High team is also good. Their ends are hard.

to. beat and in holly of ti. they have one of the best tackles' in thejeague. The center and guard positions are weaker than last ydar but up to the standard of the prep league Taking them as a wholeaheT Tech High team Jjas displayed a wonderful comeback despite adverse conditions. The G.

A. eleven. Is no pren15 team to be scoffed at for they are making a record to be proud of this year. The G. SI.

A. line Is the brightest place in the eleven. for It will average probably ten pounds mp- than any other in the league A. has two tackles that will Bliii" with the best. Padgett one of the matnsyO in the M.

A. backfield school some weeks ago and that weakened the cadet team considerably but Coach Burbage has developed sev eral ra a that fill Padgetts place. The G. If. A.

team showed lack of practice in the game with Boys High Friday for practically every man in the backfield had difficulty in holding the ball. The game this week will probably be the best of the prep league this year eo all prep fans are expected to on hand. MARIST TEAM BIG WINNER BY FRED HAKE1T. Coach Beans Marlst eleven" took another step higher up the ladder yesterday morning on their own gridiron when ttjey defeated the fast Gainesville High team by the score of 49 to 7 The game started out like It would be- a close hard fought affair but after the first quarter was over the Gainesville team be. cany disheartened and the Ivy street lands walked away' with the victory.

Before two minutes or playhead passed Captain Paris for Gainesville had carried the ball over for the first touchdown of the game. He Immediately kicked goat A few- sntnOtes later the Gainesville boy bad another chance to score but after trying- three suscesslve ward passes. that failed the went' over to Marist and on second play' Van lIouten si around for touchdown. Thick sad Past. One after another the touchdowns came In fast for Marist.

In the first period It seemed useless for the Ivy street boyi but they came back strong in the second quarter and scored three touchdowns. Two more came In the following round. while a couple more were added in the final- Truslow and Maness star' players of the Gainesville team were car- rl to the hospital in the- first of the third period after being injured on the same play. Truslow suffered a split bone in his arm whifeV Maness' right leg was hurt. Van Houten was the bright light.

of the day. making two touchdowns and kicking seven goals out of seven trials. borsch also played a good game scoring two counters. Scoggins and Maxwell played best for the Owinneit county youngsters. The up GAINESVILLE fat.

MARIST. Fuller 1. Miller Sooggins 1. t. Keeling Rylee I.

g. Murphy Palmour c. Otis Moore g. Smith Maxwell r. t.

Sacs Maness r. e. Taylor Paris Capt.q-b. Bradley Miller h- Holland Blsckshear Dorsch Truslow f. b.

Van Buren i Touchdowns. Paris. Dorsch 3 Holland Bradley. Van Buren 2. Goals' from touchdown.

Parts Van Burea 7. Time of periods 12 minutes. Referee. Turner Tech. Umpire- Phillips Tech.

Score by periods. Marist. 0 21 4 Gainesville 0 OO 7 orb l' 1' Two. II a liminariesArr nged Ro nd WalkM1Uer. phyand CelI ars.

de- th mat It. too. that- reeree. There'll. Jndges.

wi the unti hlscatand hei Instrctons. "I'm I1er rday eleie hl l1W tere tight a 10tDf decision tat therel al- wholt playa sre Clnee iWeltheywont kno to anything both a ree accept refer select Jave I the he' ha infracton I buttng Celrars stuf tme batted. is make batte. CelmaT snortng le Atlant flashng aheadf decares' the' wouldnt them aren't Iarply 1I rphy wi Celnar on meetlg rot han- te. earlyrounds Celmas wi belevethat ad calyout fou tmes honesty beleves m- tme.

11e an or prelminaries Ii Mcraneyand yweights around' Atanta for ole onths. wil frst professional apPearance. Iteel whie rairoad freman. specmens 11Ier hd Biy Lt U1 Diy tou anoter six Rb- befu acton. rter.

tle. beaT rappearance 0. Veis anewcomer Inasix whie wil corc sions tan. pr tege nlvcrslt PITTLOSES TO NEBRASKA Novemler The versi invaded orbes feld here of' Pitsburg grdiron out- ilt playezs an' wonlertul game HI to never fing center lne. Harte Wright Leweien st combinaton visitor.

nd machine undc wa i Pit dri Hartey' lne. plunger f' game exce1ng Hewit ful ack. wal lnesmen. anthers ai star ontle defe se- tacklng sldls passing as s. str' halfbac lh feet cp.

Pnther faled lsatonal loldlug. lard. frst tund hard puntl t. frt contnue te Wright went. acto Ine frst dowI' wthout bal terrtory no io af r.

t' Te later ran 1 cor downlwae senstion thE batte DOwz wa as ane kl ke wa scorelss ebraska at aftr terticdr thrugh thelne te plced te on. y.r lneHart 7 tied ter forar Peten lubettuted interc tdte balan raD10 jarsb fore hiwalAowned thendcked dger tfr thethlrd perlodIweI Harte right throug lne at. na13 plice the ba te ln fro' Preton drp' ldck feld goa Tis ndd h4 oc. u. SB BYE.

ONES eJeven terday defeatng the Univrity Shool forJtoys tem on feld 1 Is. poslt on te A. pep. cty. througout very estng.

a aJ ough' Co showedlne 1ght themany fuble iosttem vitory. thelrt 01 from rushed th 5 I I wee ad wa them so nh i i li. ls r- h- lne bal Lird O. ii the kickof nd rushe1' bal' down' e4for fve consecutve do ns kick- Sore. ted.

1. Univerity e. fumblng. wo trstdowns nd more 1rst dwns to. ra.

Rcharson goal vor Jech llcktngers fumblng. flmbed foloed byeome pluging. galnlnl fve frtJ0wns rsuitng anoter Whieman. or 21-1 favor Tecl usua cried feld lne pas partcu neted ards. hole lne.

Curran. bal arm. ra med HI's Richard kicke' Score. 281. fa- Thlsered In.

th" nV nn im. hnnt nii w. ww I Gae FOlgJt encbnter W2 gamet at Atanta have I to fal menUol nUversity. Quaries Boswel CPtaln Lird Boswel I backteld. al some splen- LIrd.

plungng. teai lne nd runs. wil ch was th backb ne neup HS Hadin. i. c.

1la by r. Quarle Holey. r. Gibert 11 re. Nix I.

e. I q. 1 HBradnax 1 H. Boswel Whleman- b. Lld Substtutions Veil PiicE' Cest- ix urran Whle- Lird Angly.

afer tOUc down 4. L3lri- Refereo Imire lnesan onoe. A ND I NTlE Fla. ci Tree Carolna briiant tootbal. the' sslng lne- th tunted te 7 nlaUght te.

Gators otthe UnlversttyofFlodda outplaye CaroUra Iniyery th se at unles I under s. bal mn- afer start lne byas rtcpuz. zIng' forwrd pases lne I ver go i ther al kick d. eve agin Crolnathre ten ecored te aiond tened 10 agaln bothattemped kics ad straght bal. nly fal mlslngthe crol bar bylnches and gam neS fghtn nd' thid' I Ia xChanles wih Dixon.

fulba ha lnc I. te nd foUrh many briiant dnncub7 lie ndend mny tmes nearcoring ler' ameok. tght Forldlan I lenn oint Te entre aecond nterltot FRDA Pos SOUH 1. ic Wqrt rch. 1t.

Chappel Scott. 1 Mclu WIIky. We ter. er crc Llghty ti. fr.

1. Barett. Stnie 0 Walt Dincn. tl Crlt r1 olland. Dlon.

Ref. ree H' li. nSen. Po erdfej 1 Umire powlng Gorgia herd smzNalce Ciideh rleanl. 1.

lungng backsproved more lght lne stnd tis afernoon. WOI hardfought 1 to fifeen nds the' mar Tlane fight dowpson the frst te qU rtercarring lsteadly tel 1ulane8 yard' lne' on lne pu s. finaly gol The' se nd the 1 Shlrlng I ofground galnlng I carrring I foratouchiown up AUBU Pos culon' I. e. Mi sk Piere.

c. fd Lwrence rni 1lts Slt2 r. Talb Gbn qb Shley B. Brown Ollnger rh Frd Shlrlng fb. Scre rlods Abur.

0 7 0 7-14 0-0 Aubur Touchdiiwnl Officals re. rarlty StMarys Th ma headlnesman. JM QUADE BREAKSARM shlngton. No ember ad. Ge rge- to gret hUback.

iv braen tOdayS wll which' Georg twn 7. tuchdowns snd' Grayteam 1e I colege tle veeran. ck set. lntafootbau cr les tW Year agowith sensaUonallne plung- Go en I hs footbal Georget wns annihiaton edthe cas- wih' Or2tnw. ltl r1 roy Costelo.

Gergetowns For wit subst- tute up many' sttu lons game FIa vln sidelnes Sulhln. tckle and' grd Georgeown qua erback stichestken fac 1e- tween hives. pric- tlcaUy en re was never dangerousregisterlng is wh FAY. ETToE. Pli1adeiphla Thit th usand sons Lfayetes footbal Frankln siy tis afern on.

to6. wihout perceptibe dffculy. la aU ckln minute the Lratt I nt InSme substiutes. ndDue tom akalsominlng Iub ltut enf. bal Pennsylanla WEST' VA.

Sh WashIngton Le unlyerlsy footbal re univeri- elevn. mb proed osty. visiors. score fo rth in up 17 Hi. Ta man.

1 u. Phlhll. Bargeley Pott Gr ham. Herndon Craver. QI B.

Frew Slm l. McIonaI4 Nardacc1 ker Matn. Wet Virinia o. 8 WashandL 7-7 scring Y. Hi substtute Nardkcl' Martl Washngton nd Le subs tute rndongoats frm fleldK Reere Thompson umpireMofatt Inesmn.

Sug en oo bal Lexln ton. Y. Transylania 7- Luisvie FarvU Va HaupderHTdneT 7. Eloncolege AtaShvie amlecollege U. Cumbeand unlverlty7.

At RlchmQndIndEarlam Bart nlunivesit U' te AtChattan bgaewane ofChUano P' At ontgo erTAlHow rd Insttute Bufalo Uth Aricut iura ne e. Schoo1of 11ltes Cotordo7. Pnma Unlverity otOregon 7WahlngtoD Stta' on n7. At B01lderColo. Unlversiiyof Co dO3 Coloradoc gl anl ttKans Grne clci iurst Xvier I.

Ignt1O. 1 flt 17 i i THE STiTUTIONATLNTAG DAY. NOVEMBER 61921. S' trd ysT Big" Affairs. BY ClFFWHEArEY Good Games Vic ity ioo In ver dlret Sa rday d.

dlsco tbaU gar stlat are golJg oprCv interestn Al oftheso caled gldlroncenters hav itrg gle s1ted tai wlhave beaing cnthe tftUarargments that gnlng cropup a dwll fne crowds fnYnumb rolblg Inth ndDlx1e custom rsreg lngtQ aVe Um 1ves i hardtp ck the lnvolv Gorg to wnTech 1s cettll dra Geor la id bit NahvUewll la1. C8paclt Blr- ml wi leagu ok at and' nnesee KIoxvlhe wl a. strugle. I. P.

Ie. i rl atry Gorgetown ckets. I sced le I Van- derbit defe ts Buldogs. ott c1ampio hlp. in' hcld te Painsmen IcMlUn and' Crim- nothing.

shouid Sewane lto. trounce Ten" nesee would' spoled. Thatth re ol lfr ely Georga sccleduled. def at Vandibltbut slnfe elr I dlirent te. Com odores ttled al gind andth fU l1 eay cmpet ton fol 0 hln.

Cente oslould lck thatwmbeU on ood Col nel dlsplayed ag lnst Sewaneelooks lKe awlr- overthe cohors brace And. uid gO' thea ke1i aginst the' Hltoppers. ne telL be aferedtext nd 1ot confned to' th uth. tal8h' duleshavepased the tg The.mlghtyau.g- hig floursh rom on Sme- practcly ey ry game leton te smalest slp wi man elmi- naton some' promiing thole beingco onors I mlnghamAla NoveIber Vanderbit came wih tonewal defnse fat and' drving backfleld Unlv r- I ama ltle the Tennesee the to Vanderbi the lthebalin mfddleof Uje punt for downS to nettng Neel or 18' yrds mad- necesarytoscorebe Sml ccked Crlmol tghened fer few' aD te me unt lat- tefhlalQuarter when-Boo' strngquarteback odore. startthe acc untof ntln supled necessry Sore.

Th Com o- dore tken th bat eld punt lie bUklwlh Neelys 0- yardtun and' aU- yar to' McCulough thescore labam once. whe Ihe the yard re. Coi hld. ad atempted pa wasgounded Vand rbt ba I. nsiv whie gmflght tlescre the aft ir.

0. AL e. Ea m. 1 Baley. I Blacw od Shape.

OveaU. Bradford RryanH Gchaux. q. b. Haty Smih.

I. h. nBartett Nely. b. ieneld omar fo b.

Whittker Vande bUt. 10 0 71 0:0 Kihn Gals af e. uchd wns. 2. FI lay Virglnlak UnPlre.

HedsUnesman NA VYWINSCOOD FROMB KNELL6TOO I Annpols Nov mber5. uefea d. Bucknels footbalel ven aternoonCt hatwasblterlyfout from strt fnIS. b. villoudeveloped strengthboth.

deense andof- ense. I' se nd Navy coeda' touhdow aterrsh te bn aisfUowlnCale hangeof klcks PlRUES LNETALy 1sPL EME CK LF yete" Id Nov mber5 Pidue fsrrt wHer con fer a 4llih 7e toda defeatng' Northwester OTheplcement Ik Un 11ler. te. reeUl d' in. Ui onlypolni gae ad for ann alhome- conlng te prcede4bya mrchbiPrdne ltownS lie to tb' vi rd I lf J- ad Prnceton I Intrestlntheeastis tween Prnceton and I I majoriy are' to setement tthe th.

ote i nore wil fnd the acton Phiadelphia ha al season stle cast' isel situaton Penn Lion. cqm- lst trough successfuly. and' doubtul t1e. wi h. h1.

f. BU auv n. KJenger Wison. Snel. Ilnois re.

fin batte theodds Price tonTiger was declsve enO ghto theWI dY one ot bUsines tlls game th ex eptng mentoned fnd ai of' ched. wih oppon nt coser scores may Carolna Greenvle a that' should a Pal- tte. wa dly te tnlverslty Georgia' pproxlmatng calber. te rple Hurricne has been ry succpsstul. Kentucky.

a Mltry Insttute game' Louisvie tlnecompetl- Luisiana universJ the' Bton fne batte result Tere a otinterest Oglethorpe-lecer COD Sturday ams Ieem sea n. are. fne Lst season aginst I tme wlnnlng stted Itl be far dIferent Meanwhle altng I rerdlet. GM C. R.

I VE R. JD Noverber 5. By defeatng MUtary el ven on ffeldtls moring sore ol 6 to Othe orgla iUtrYColegE she th goqfalen fthE GeorgaPrep asociaton. lne ot pounding tE it ln so' weaktla Itte touble1nwalklng I ore a lne puntng. 1.

tedgevUe. running nd wih thebap. Severai substanta urng especialy' partwhen footb used thelecond draing acloseater bal withi Inche lneby tckle play. as tis tat carred bal thesec- on' field Rwson wIth al. MC rsh tird freh men ad by' contnual pundlng opposi team dldpractcaly gooa MUedgevU1 conditon te tke bal FOSS afer tackle plays log Davenport tle pigskin for th urt ReserTes.

Ry rld 1 te bal ovr Incheklng te l. rsh sevral occsions bal otdanger. sav. ln croled nbsenfelt who Id bestwork orI th vie team sor atone I rght tterfeence was I manut theywere Wterng. forwar ps gae wa tis id meet god uccess ccJp1eted.

thi ones cme thefrat te 1rowd' fan out w1nes me eet wa Gaineivle ch. alg ordan All me wQrk iowaichecklng te was. Mi" lediev1e. Lne- ps 1 C. RYERSIE 1 Roddenber ltet LL Stl pak Detpiere rj Hrrel Terdg Sg BaIden Freemn Davenpr Herd Adm h.

Rosenfel i. r.I mb Sore pe iod G. I c. CU 0 0. 0 ouchdwns Davenport.

Reeree. nn Stte umpi Cale7 Tompoh Geor- pa 7' lTOl Memphlsenn nlers tyof. FIght Volunteeradefe td the ol Uto 7. tw tCu hcdowns last perod 0Ctegam here afer theAggles hd at same period Cmpbel frst. touchdCwnf Tenn ssee clrclngrlghlend for 1 ferls teammates.

cked tle beavf gainaTheaecond ore. was. pa Campbel toSmlu Smltb' wtaround Je giln Bl klck d' alslor Tenl klckedgoalfo I ISlpp ana I TE Pps. qSA1t. lmmitgs I.

e. Bl I 1. 1 Iot Ig ulnyard Grizard c. Wison Strelgler Benleyi I. I.

SmIth. qj h. 1. h. Campbel.

f. b. ore 1-1 0 Tenresee CampbelSml th atsfiom 2. Msstssl pIAdd to chdown goal Sulsttutons HoughforP tklrs 1cGowan Refere Halgan" Musarhusett ump re. RndotphVii lnesman Le tm pe- Iv ni i.

Va. 0- Ctlna Red Mi- insttute the bal warrolr 7ln thriing. batte frst hal. Halba betweenNorth Carolna Mitary. ins tute.

1e raced 6 0yard lne kckof I th lecondhaU. rn on mo tph- 10cal gr dlron' I realy as thestruggt I Virginia Mitry Instutesmo the Tu nd It mter tbe hin I JohnSloYrfor frt' toucdown I CaroIna thr I quater GUon Der tOI tou down. l. tochd wn was are piss fromLwe I itary Insitutes made ntng I afer terie forwardpa ses Buntng goal. lt PtOs.

0) Dl.eWIy.1 RIoils I dle estcot G. Prltc ard nl1r arison. Poinaexi Ja obl E. Q. Bubtng.

Atwel. Fr1Icr UOD re V. 11. 1. 0 1 0 olna :0 1 20' Mownsjohnson lon Buntng toa hown.

Bount Lowe. and nuntni OU. lass' Lhigh fheei Gooch Yirglnl Schut Washingon tnes- Jf MOR VIC' PIML ICOWIN Battmore. Md. ZM r' vj favorltewon thetlrt Plmlco futuriY wlha pr ze 3000 a Pimlco afternon rnning mie 1:4.

ckY wa cond third Tere strer. Morl9h' pad for ch mutu stralht ticketU10for 70 H40 Runantel 400 Runantel le dat hal wih rlch tratrg Dwn stretc RunanteUstl led hores rer were bune i to th Hour. ameoutln front Morch anythng ar Impresslvthlrdbutaa the run ner te ule-strech'ie cme trorghlkea' flsh. wnning thr lengts beforea rowdof 2i090wldl en tn uliasts Morvcl dwn Block ewYor orne lgRed roledup 3 point againtiColumblall te fl peios. ftodays gmeb wa ply altndltl twoq arter.

finalcore wuCl Te ff hnpre. rpplnof Wt KaandPfan ledig attk Clumbi' cme te tid qurter w-t brlant nd Crel sh ldlcoreles Itht fltalperloKaw rntS yars cceUs flia sored aferwarcwhenBurn cug forwar Pss over ui lne Appfbaum Intercpted COlei. I ic430r A' id 1 I est Point. yNovember Forw rd pales Ued over scrimmge lneohly. afer Notr Dame backfeid toye lln' oEth cls asp rkle thelr tOOt lumPhoverthe cleven Dames Incesant rie tbeCadets to Andwh osseBe tht faied a ainst te lne that.

Cach Rckne bro ght troi Indlana firt dowrs wu' th rmr' it elen cr lied it n' df1. 1 a Btlues utto tlten tE ry neVer becmE puhcturproof 1a oward pases and brl. zigzagdashes te NOtE amerunners thee ut my goa In On Atak strted Is nreJnthe. s-'cond er dafter fum nalles. and.

far puntlof Woo. th rmy k. hsuchecked ea ler adv nces. Te see ed' fathom Dames udacous tricks mo Qf thesewa one whch uart rback the balto ahalbackwho turn I overto ltohardtanother scrimmae Jnes. rthercompIcated a shit tTck tpucdowns Kiey unning 3 te pa sedbaUf th flrst Wnn racng an equaldlstnce seond.

H.W nebegafthe. SU ce1sful attck I tomldteld and. repeaed fhe galop tle klck ff' In hlf. So n. Ifer this rutth piS anoter Kiey.

smpl perod steadiy. iota th touchown shateIng' Ar y' were bYSythe tru ts. whie nd sPoHed ot ers r.e Arjy lchWa beref Frenchbuta oUtof hospial. ARMY TRE DA Sorck te Kiey Cdman i. ll Adersol i c.

nre stelter- r. k. L. EAnde son b. b.

i r. ht CughIn od byperios 00 No Dame. 0 H' 8 I rng Toucbawns. Kiey 2 WynneohrdtGoals fromtouehdowns. 4.

Ofcl 1 I Tor tL Sale i Cochens Wisi ln lplref Jerberg Hanard CsteHo' lnezman Tme 1 N28O N. Conn. Novembr tochlowns gamew thMaryIantto toda 0 strt. th8gam wit. secnd- strlngen rglats th up an theI st.

nely anentlreynew et ven ubsttut CoIdnorh iind fowedu te contst nd In- terered ti puntng. Brler ad Blghtaantageover Adrl ecore eary tarland hiikickof Bue piarr fel ball fo tb arriedYae flefl iu dJordanwent theoaL wentaround le oitouodown a fewmin tes fe advanc 5' wa replayoftheperiod GetsLDI Gan. Jodan a. yard te. seond perod' score ewmometsta r.

an ex ha cr the eft adnce. yals. lOr algalns forwad S. netted 1 ardsThe perod ende befor culdget drlch trrd twofleld peiod. but tbeYfaUed I thethlrd pedodYte' taled sore farYlnd hotdng Eis yad lne Te Cme on a pas toDeavel.

nette i yrds bat Mrlands lneFor ne 1uck taU eletateihe Marland andatii bal 1 star rth Jordn lored yard 1larland' gln ff Uars on a forwardpul. Adrich Huiman. atklng stnce vising atempted a al b7Aldrh lost' bal thenCa Novem1er 5pre. ceing te gme. br nz pJque te.

gi thEUnive sly tr- gin fa. Unlvrltyof Ge r- g. Inhon a fulbak kild llebetween thl ta. to U9. presnted unverlly bTDr.

lr ft. otth Vlrg1n faiblty 8. ntoId th1 8rgl futi rVi tithi yes- ay Plac 4 et. City BYOY WHIE. wUibe tet theyeCr te footbal teamot Uicty or th ciy tte I etled when.

Tec A meet pl I batte ha no anonc ed a Yet wi blc cor so. fOr the- Gord nlnstttute Brnes le Dar pg. Hgh lIar Irl afernoon flr JS naln go. a resolved' lr sale a ear TeC Hgh" G. I A hotdersof te.

I I Hle frtM rimmage tis wi G. HlgheUmlnat Uniersiy aganst oyerhelmlngods rae ex- fotbal. Wblch el sme pr ttespassever al pretYbrok Th 1ejhHig1 a J. gaes ut 1 A ieaguea dhenc no tberanks te leage. Lndeeated.

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