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a 1 Sports THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Cliff Edited By Wheatley VPL. LTV. No. 154. ATLANTA GA.

SUNDAY MOTNTNG NOVFMBEfl3 13 1921 I Georgia Tech Shows Superiority Over ff if Hoppers 9 Georgetown's Defense' Shattered By Smashing of Golden Tornado Byrne Recovers Fumble and Runs. 95 Yards for Lone- Marker of Georgetown Eleven. BY CLIFF WIlEATIJ Disappointment again rides in the drawing room of the Pullinun that is arryint the Georgetown football players bark' to Washington. Once more Ui heavy cloud of defeat' that canie with the advent of the HiLi top pets has given way to the sunshine that comes with Georgia Tech victory and. all peaceful at the flat The Golden Tornado ytaterday re pulsed th invasion of the Irishmen who lust rent btrutfgle 21 to 7.

marked the third defeat of the hoppers at Grant field in as many ears cud the feeling must be pretty general around Washington at tlJlS tune that beating a Georgia. Tech team on paper is a whole lot easier accomplished than plucking the stingers the Jackets on the home lot. Kieiidine' warriors came down this time with. every advantage in their favor. The opestera said that Georgetown an going to win.

and. they oiitiuued to say it until the un mistakable bigus of' Teths splendid form made their appearance. Alter that expert opinion in football matters was smashed into a million. pieces and there was nothing left but to predict the figures of the. Yellow Jackets' ultimate victory.

Tech was unable to accomplish this great triumph without putting forth perhaps the best game he has displayed this season. Georgetown. beaten by figures that are wont to prove misleading. to thos that were not present to see the discussion settled has. a fine football team one that would have beaten the Golden Tornado and badly too had not the golden lads in the form that every coach strives to attain for jut one game during the.

seasons grind. The Hilltoppe were not disappointing. Far' from it. They know football and letter they understand how to play it. But yesterday they were up against a proposition that no other machine has been up against this' season.

They found a Tech. line that had been criticised they found liatkfield men that were ready to die in order to prove to the critics that the Golden Tornado was no gentle Irteze In short the iliiltoppere were' face to face with' eleven opponents that were seeking this one opportunity to prove they hail a right to a plats in the sun. The risitma players failed to stem the tide just us others ave done and just as others will ntlDue to do. CO51 PARING TEAMS JX OFFENSIVE ACTION. When one team pains but approximately 3U yards from scrimmage in quarters it is logical to presume that its attack is tar below that of the average grid machine.

It. is also a mighty good sign that. the defense holding a backfield to this touch territory is capable of being praised to the skies without fear of smearing it on. The truth of the matter in yes tlrdas game is that Tech's defense stopped an attack that has been powerful in every game it has been started in. There is no comparing the ground gained by the llUltopperll and that annexed by Tech.

The figures. would lie. There isn't the difference the figures say exist. Georgetown had no Iitfrla to rant through the forwards at every plunge but she did have Bill Kenyon. who is being mentioned for all kinds of honors up yonder in the territory covered by the Hill toppers.

The vis hors had no. Red Harron the ends. but they did have Malley whose name has been- mentioned for all middle Atlantic In XT The Irishmen had no rank Ferst to sift through openings in the line and to punt for an average of more than to yards. but they did have Jack Iavin who has been rated as one of the best punters in the country. The ability of these men is well.

known and it was their prowess that formed the beacon directing the predictions the experts. These play. era werestopped as completely as was no McMillin last year and Howard Berry some years ago and as was Johnny McQuade when De came. down to tame the Jackets single-banded in 3319. The- fact that their combined ef forts' were productive ofjmt approximately 30 yards' gain from scrimmage compliment enough for the Tech' and secondary defense.

nd tstifieation sufficient for i belief of White andGQld supporters that Tech's defense is all right and has been all the season. It the' Jacket line felt it wns necessary to smear the Ililltoppers' plays in order to earn. redemption for' the Penn State ileefat the Tornado lines- men succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. If they wished to make Georgetown's attack resemble the most ferocious lunge of a- wink expert. Tech linesmen can rest assured that good fairy was with them from the start ready to grant their every.

rd WORK OP LINEMEN WAS piT FEATURE. For one to assert that the work of the Tech forwards featured yesterday is running dangerously near to wounding the feelings of Captain Judy Harlans thousands of friends. And yet. to my mind. that Yellow Jacket jine was the thing that will be- re.

longest by people viewing the hostilities. Zilayoe it was because the line played the first real football game it has uncorked this season. That is the rush players played their first tame in the style that Tech backer hue always believed them capable of producing. Picking out any single player for. discussion is impossible.

My picture of that game was the heroic efforts of those linesmen to fight off the peril that lurked in the hurting of Flavin. Kenyon. Malley' and the rest of the bunch. They were- capable of advancing the bill. but to carry it through that line and around snob men as John Stston Mitchell n4 others was simply impossible.

People closely affiliated with ath- letie affair at Georgia Tech state that tie Unit. was out to redeem itself. Arid It it didn't succeed some 2000 spectators are corne to wonder ist was wrong with. their eyes and ienitP are poia to he called in for onsnltatOD also. Farther up ft was Mated that the failiaj to fee Judy Harlan as the outstanding figure In jester- days conflict is in imminent danger of being lynched by the Tornado captain's adherents.

If one is speaking of individual he should be. strung up for placing any single players showing above that of Ibrlan. I don't know what inspired Harlan. ft might have been that Judy failed to rip that Penn State line to tatters. It might have been that Judy was play ing his nut to last game in a Georgia Tech uniform.

Thesk things no one knows. That I am fairly convinced at this tlm. that the Ililltoppers are decidedly under the impression that no human being mold hit them as hard ns Captain Uarlan did during the course of yesterday' proceedings. The best way to illustrate Judy's work J9 figures. In the first half he gained twice more ground through the line than his neatest competitor wax able to gain through.

around. under and over the Georgetown bulwark. And in. the second half Captain' IIar Ian kept up th average despite the fact that in the final quarter- be was not called upon so frequently. GEORGETOWN EARNS BUT TWO FIRST DOWNS.

It is but necessary to state that Georgetown earned two first downs against the Tornado to prove the assertion that Tech's defense was of the most stubborn type. The statistical demon of The Constitution Roy White has discovered that five first. downs were scored by the visitors hut he finds also that three of them were gifts of the officials. Penalties proved fostlr. us three first downs' will evidence It is hardly possible to conceive of a team rating as high' as George- town setting hut two earned first downs.

These came in the final quarter the results of forward passing that was instituted in the desperation of the Irishmen to add to their lone touchdown. Any team is liable to come through with a forward pass that will net as much as ten yards. In fact when an aerial attempt is successfully completed it is only in' rare instances that the distance gained does not pass this figure. So the fart that not one first down was gained through or around the Tech forwards is further proof of the brilliant game they played. Quite to the contrary was the ground gaining of the Jackets.

Captain. Ilartan alone probably' gained from scrimmage three or four snore time the territory annexed by the Washington eleven. UN Barren ir ing his regular wide end sweeps. was' responsible for a lot' of ground. Anti.

Frank Ferst following his interference per schedule. and leaving it just in time to. take advantage of an opening in the line. as is customary with this. sterling back.

was second in advancing to Captain Harln. The' total of first- downs. compiled by the Golden Tornado was 27 just about ns many as the. fads have rolled up this jear and figures that were nideti to a remarkably small degree penalties. The Jackets worked for their pains made theta because their attack so far overshadowed the Hill- toppers' defense that few of their lunzes fell short of their mark.

Kenton Was the leading Kround- gainer for the Georgetown machine. II' wasv rendered some assistance by DuIour the young quarterback that has played to brilliantly for the hill- toppers this season. Flavin was a hit to the good in punting over Ferst but the difference was so small as to be negligible. Other men in the Georgetown backfield might have been left on ttj bench so far as carrying the ball was concerned. The Tech defense was set for them.

and their attack was silenced as quickly as it was started. DELAYED BUCK WORKS FOR THE JACKETS. Live and learn" is one the mottoes that has' made Tech football teams successful. The little stunts of they opposition that are pulled againstthe Tornado when the stunts are productive of results are usually added to the repertoire of the Tech machine and. as a rule the plays prove successful.

You will have little difficulty in recalling the effects of that delayed hock shown by. the Xittany Lions against Tech on the Polo' grounds. The play had sound football in it and Conch Alexander adopted it. Yesterday it was displayed for the firsj tine. It worked.

It is a play that seems impossible of solution during the progress of a single- game. The Jackets' intelligent linesmen were unable to cope with it against Penn State and their inability was no snore marked on that occasion than was Georgetown's yesterday. It was used two or three times and good gains resulted on every attempt. Barron and Harlan are tbe carriers as the attack is used Dr the Jackets and they make excellent vehicles for the play. Had it been used on two occasion when the local collegians were in striking distance- of the' Hill- toppers' goal it is doubtful if Tech's final points would have totaled just one.

As a matter of fact it was bad breaks that deprived Tech of two touchdowns. Once theball was on Georgetown' one-foot- line as the whistie rung out the dose yE the first half. And in the final quarter ey Scarboio fumbled on ths liilltop- per's yard line Byrne scooping up the ball and raving to Georgetown oulv marker. that young fellow came dangerously Tamer- losing his claim to immortal icy around the Washington institution. When the ball eut hurtling from.

Scarboro' hands and a George- town. player scooped ft up it was announced in the press coop that King was the Blue' and- Gray player that was eating up the. distance be- tween his own goal line and that of the Tornado. The impression lasted until late last night hen an Associated Press reported heard it rumored that Byrne was the hero. A phone call routed Coach Exendine.

at the Georgian Ter- race and it was confirmed. A terrible mistake had been made. Byrne is hereby given his just deserts. It was a- great run and provided one' of the real. features of the struggle BALL MOSTLY.

STAYED IX GEORGETOWN TERRITORY. During the first quarter the playing was done altogether- in Georgetown's territory hut by' the stiffest kind of holding the theHilltopps prevented any scoring. It was in the second quarter that the oldon Tornado started to blow in earnest A fumble- by Malley on the yard line and recovered by John Staton was the first break for the CmittMed em Pan 4 Celvmn Vanderbilt Holds to 7:1. Coach Dan and Two of His Stars Here are some of the men responsible or the splendid showing of the Vanderbilt eleven ag unstth8 University of Georgia yesterday. At the left is Dan Mcugin coach for many years.

MGugIn formerly turned out the greatest teams the south had and. to all appearances lie isabout to get In line with other powerful machines. In the center is Halfback Iy. one of Dixie's fleetest haves On the right Is Doc Kuhn fullback one of Vandys big entrants for southern honors this season. PETRELS WIN FROM MERCER Macon Ga.

November 12. Oglethorpe defeated Mercer 7 to 0 in a spectacular game featured- by sterling defense of both team icer mj only six. first downs hile Oglethorpe made nine. The Petrels Scored their one touchdown by a buck by Varnadoe from the yard line. il rcer.

after trying several incomplete pa sss finally succeeded in scoring on a beautiful pass for- 45 yards from Irwin to Smith. Welch failed to kick. goat. The touchdown Mercer cause in the third quarter while tOglethorpes came in the second. OglethorpO completed two.

passes from' Morris to David for a total gain ofGO raids. A pass from Morris- to Hafelenetted 40 yards but both loam a were off sides. Mercer completed only' one pass which netted Mercers only score. Morris' Punts Well. A feature of the game was the punt.

lug of Morris whose punts averaged 50 yards. He cleatly surpassed Ira-in. the Mercer punter. The work of Varnadoe both on offense and defense was a feature from the Oglethorpe standpoint. Hugh Lut'- ner the right halfback of the Jftrels did sterling work.

on the defense breaking up miny pa es and bucking in a spectacular manner. Ed David left end was also a thorn to the op position. Welch and Harmon in tbr bujvfield and Simmons at tackle did the best work for the local team. i Mercer fought furiously and elentiy outplayed the Petrels during the fnst quarter. Only by a supreme effort did the Petrels stage a comeback.

Time' game was featured bythe hard tackling of both teams. Paris Breaks Leg. Twice Oslethorpe held Mercer for downs in the very shadow of its own- goal. Two kicks were attempted by Oglethorpe. both were blocked.

and nil- effort on this line was fruWes An unfortunate incident of the game was the fact that Paris. Oglethorpes fullback. received a broken leg early in the tirst quarter. tie was replaced by Virkers. The up MERCER.

POR OGTIl0rt1fi. Irwin. I. David Simmons 1. r.

Cootier Lnncbester I. Hamnluiick Johnson c. Bartenfpld Dasher r. Roberts Cowart r. t.

Adams Smith. r. e. Hafele Cecil tj. b.

Vllrntdoe Harmon r. Is. Turner Poore I. h. Morris Welch f.

b. Paris Summary Substitutions for Mr. cer Bennett for' Harmon for gle thbrs Whitehead for Ilambrick Vmek- era for Paris. Bryant for Vicker1. Johnson fog Whitehead.

Touchdown" forjOglethorpe Varnadoe for Mercer Smith. Goals after touchdown" Mor- ns 1 for OgJethorpe. First downs Oglethorpe. 9. Mercer-IL 6.

DARTMOUTH IN 4 TO 14 TIE New York November 12. Dart mouth and the' University of Pennsylvania played a to tie at the Polo Grounds today. Five minutes- before the dosing whistle Dartmouth was ahead. 14 to but Penn un leashed a dazzling attack around the flank. and then smashed through the Hanover linesmen for a Ten thouprfsd witnessed the game.

TABERSKJ ANXIOUS TO MEET GREENLEAF kFra Tabmtl former trorld champion pocket billiard player. i anxions to clash with Ralph Greenleaf present champion who defended his title in the recent tournament. Taberski has been out of tournament play for two years but during that time he has been in fine fettle. win- ping nearly' all of his matches. Greenleaf is not expected to yield to Taberski's demand for a match as the rules pt the championship prescribe that he shall meet those in the tourney in the.

order in which they fin- ied. Greenleaf expects to meet Arthur Woods of Pawtucket U. I. late in December. This match will probably played in New York.

Centre Sweeps to- Victory Oyer Plainsmen of Auburn Praying Colonels After Hard Fighting Push Ball Over Goal Line for Three Touchdowns. Birmingham Ala. November 12. Led by the terrific onslaughts of. their backfield stars MdMillfn Tanner and Snoddy.

the. Praying Colonels of Can- tre college Kentucky- plunged and passed their way to a to victory over Auburn here' this afternoon. Time Centre hacks ran with the speed of the wind the heavy Auburn line was unable to stop their opponents without gain. Time and time again oneXSf the trio. mentioned above and often Red Roberts.

himself the general utility wan. of the Kentucky outfit would plunge through tackle for substantial gains. The speedy broken field work MeMillin and Snoddy enabled them to. get loose for longer gains than the others but Tanner and Roberta could alwajto be relied upon for I few yards through the line. Red Roberts who started out playing.

end. and later played every position except wiapperbaek. and quart rhack plunged through the Auburn line for two of the three touchdowns made against the Plainsmen. The other wasbueked acro by Hump Tanner. Game.

Hard Fought. Centre didn't" run away with the Plainsmen. In fact the game was closer and harder fought than tbe soce indicates. The Colonels kept possession pf the ball at least three- TENN. SPRINGS- BIG SURPRISE Knoxville Tenn.

November 12. Tennessee its best form of the season defeated the University of the South 21 to 0 today thereby gain- in for the Volunteers the distinction of being the first gridders to violate the Sewanee goal linevthis season The clash marked the sixteenth annual meeting between the state rivals. Campbell for Tennessee was standing figure of today's game his end running. line plunging passing and kicking being of a superior order. Skidmre tackle for the Tigers was also effective.

The game was' the most spectacular seen here this year. It combined almost every known trick and strategy known to football and was witnessed by the largest crowd of the season. The up anti summary- TESN. 21 Pos. SEWANEE 0 Vowell I.

e. Miller Lindsay 11 R. Murray Sloan' I- g. Stpney Grizzard c. Litton Striegel r.

g. i. Satterlee Register r. t. Skidmore Holt r.

e. Conway Smith- q. b. Powers Blair 1. h.

Coupblan Deitzf r. h. Linda mood Campbell it vGnerrjr Score by periods Tennessee ifl 14 0 21 Sewanue 0 000 0 Scoring Tennessee- Touchdowns Campbell Vowellr DeiUf goal after touchdown. Blair 3. NOTRE DAME WINS THIRDS AM IN 8 DAYS feoutb Bend.

Ind November 12. The Notre-Dame football seam today won its third- game in eight days by defeating the Haskell Indians. 42 to' 7. before 6000 fans. Coach Rocknt start ed his second team which- scored 35 points to the first half.

The' Indians unloosed a tricky forward pass attack in the second half but after they had scored one touchdown the Notre Dame- first team went in anTT Mohardt and. Wynne tore of long runs that threat- aimed the Indians' goal. as tb game ended. i fourths of the time which probably accounts for their victory. The few times that Auburn did run with the ball showed that the Plains- men were faring probably the mot impregnable line they have gone up against this season.

Ed Shining. star fullback of the Plainsmen carried the ball only three or four times. but he gained each time once breaking through tackle for 20 yards. only to fumble when finally tackled. Straight football and a wonderful knack of slipiing through openings in the line enabled the.

Ceptre back to gain consistently. Interference given the Centre runners wits well-nigh. perfect. With Red Roberts running in the backfield a majority of the time the Colonels swept around ends or off tackle time after time running dear of the rush line to be stopped by the secondary defense. Kuhable played a great lame at center while James' defensive work was good.

CEXTUE 21 Pos. AUBURN 0 Roberts. 1. Moulton Gordy. I.

Pierce Jones. g. Ford Kubahle. c. Caton Shadoan.

r. g. Lawrence Crrgor r. Carter James r. e.

itz MeMillin. q. Gibson Armstrong. h. Ollinser Snoddy r.

b. b. Shtrey Tanner. T. b.

Shlrling By quarters Centre 770 7 21 Auburn" 0 0 0 0 0 Scoring Touchdowns Roberts 2 Goals from touchdowns McMillin S. Referee. Bradley Walker Virginia Umpire. Bob' William Virginia Head linesman. LI.

L. Thomas Purdue OHIO STATE WINS 28-0 Columbus. Ohio November 12. A gridiron ankle deep with mud and wa. tee failed to turn aside Ohio States drive for westernconference honors here today the' Euckeyep ploughing through Purdue for four touchdowns.

and a to After Ohio hid plunged over the boilermakers goal three times before the first hilt had ended Coach Wilce look opportunity to look over his material for next year using 32 players lnjlL Purdue showed flaehe of offensive ability sufficient to make six first downs to Ohio's fourteen bat hid only one remote chance of scoring. Meeker failing in an attempt for a field goal from the yard line In the first. period Although' open field running was next to impossible Ohio did. not confine its attack to' line plunging but wed tile forward past persistently. Most of Ohio' gains however OTlted from knifing drives through the Hne.

tip and summary OSTATE2S Po PURDUE 0 Myers e. Carmen eaptj Huffman t. Spencer ley 1. g. Geiger Yonn c.

Birk Trotk r. g. Merrill Spiers r. t. Claypool Slyker e.

Miller. Workmanc q. h. Murphy Stuart. 1 h.

lEvrsman Taylor. f. b. Meeker Isabel. r.

h. b. Wagner Score by periods Ohio State 714 7 2S Pnrdu. 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio State scoring Touchdowns. Taylor 2 Weaver- substitute for Taylor and Con ub titute for Stuart- oal from touchdowns Pixley S.

Workman 1. Official scorer. Bird sEarlham referee. Lion Gardner Illinois umpire F. E.

Gardner Cornell Jtadge Kearns I. A. C. head linesman. Time of quarters 15 zunutes each.

PENN STATE TRIMS NAVY Philadelphia. November 12. Penni State defeated the navy re today 13 to 7. It wa is' first defeat this season and Pennsyl vania State is unbeaten so tar this fall. prayed on a field deep In mud the game was most stubbornly contested.

Although defeated the Navy went down with colors flying for in. the last' period the midshipmen- thou one of the finest exhibitions of line plunging and carrjing the ball that has been ween here this season. State college showed wonderful form on the offensive- and. with the eXception' of the final period gave a fine exhibition of defensive work. Nivys only score came quickly ift- er the opening of the game.

The ball was dribbled hardly more than 10 yards on the kickoff and a Navy man fell on it before a State player could hold on on Stats yard line. The midshipmen then began a series of tine plays that resulted in a touchdown. Follows With Marker. State quickly' tame bark with a touchdown through the magnificent work of. lUllinger.

Wilson and Light- tier but Lightper failed to tie the score when hitmtry at goal went wide. In the second period the Navy- fought hard to hold the. Pennsvlva- nian i hut the speed and power of the attack coupled with the slippery field was too much for the Annapolis team. and State after a fine exhibition of offensive' work pushed th tan orer for tho second touchdown. up and summary P.

STATE 13 POS. NAV 7 Frank l. e. Parr Hills 1. i.

Belles Baer g. Catrey Rents e. Larson Beslenk r. Ilvlel McMahon r. King uUorr1 r.

e. Taylor Killinrer j. Conroy Vil oJi Koehler Lightner r. h. Hamilton Knahb f.

Barohct Pennsylvania Stats 670 0 IS Navy 7 0 7 Pennsylvania State scoring touchdown. Killinger. Lightner. Goal from touchdown. Lightner.

Navy. scoring touchdown Barjist Goal from touchdown. l3arehet. Refer Sharpe Yale umpire. Evans Williams field judge tdE.

well- Swarthmore linesman. EckTes. Time ofperiods 15 minutes each U. OF VIRGINIA. IS DEFEATED Charlottesvllle.

Vs. November 12. Although. denied a victory. University of Virginia coaches expressed satisfac- tonight with the performance of the Old Dominion eleven today' in holding West Virginia tova lone touchdown.

The wore was to" 0. The Mnntaineers score came in the. second period. when with the ball in their poFse pion- at midfieM they. began an offensive which was temporarily halted on the yard mark by the Virginians' strong defense.

Virginia held. for two down but on the next pi AT Si mon crashed through for th touchdown. up and- summary i WESTVA. POP. YHIGINA.

Hawkins. I. e. Davis Tallman I. t.

Shackelford Setronr Hall c. Hankins Kay r. Hayes HarrTck r. tClark PIIilW e. Miehie' Lytle Wilt Simon.

I. b. b. Rinehart c. OIIilI r.

Ii. b. Oplemau Martin. f. b.

Mappis Score by period WestYirppa 0 7 0 0 Virzinia- 0 0 0 0 West" Virginia scoring touchdown. Simon goal from touchdown. Kay referpe. Maoffin Michigan umpire. Dr.

Carl W. Williams Pennsylvania head linesman Cozens Penn field judge Donnelly Trinity Onside Kick in Final Quarter Ties Struggle for Commodores. Georgia's Touchdown Paved by Forward Pass. Eighteen First- Downs forAthenians BY FUZZ WOODRUFF. Nashville.

Tenn. November 1U. SpttiaL Gout gia' football team Lad a mental lapse that may have last' ed for' on second. The proKibiluien ore that it lasted le than our filth ut one second vlnVU is th nilomniwn lime the stopuatcli 15 supposed to catch. But.

however long or however short this period of- ralion sp pusmied to be. it ua sufficiently lengthy to undo a season of great football playing by the lied and Black. That semnd. were or jess of thoughtless- ness permitted Vanderbilt sin undefeated southern team to tie- GeorgUs score. rims gauss ended favor of Vanderbilt.

The expression Is used advisedly. When Georgia scored its first touth- down the crowd marvelled that it had not veered a half dozen before. When Vanderbilt scored its touchdown tie 5 tai sat. silent in dumb- amazement. The Vanderbilt student body actually did not know that the Gold and Black' i had scored until they' saw the ball brought out for goal after touchdown.

Th pitiful part of the whole wretched business is that Georgia probaMy played the best football came of the season today. Yandy has no Mouch machine. It has a defense of which my. southern college might be proud. Only its running attack seems weak.

Against this defense Georgia was able to run up- eighteen first downs Dud in just two of the first downs the forwardness figured. Outhe other hand Vanderbilt made. but two first downs against. Georgia and both of thetfe downs came in the early part of the third reriod and had no effect on the scoring. Lets get right down to business and tell the horrid details of how Vanderbilt tied that score.

In the first half Georgia had been held to one touch. down. principally through Georgia er. rors' of commission andttniission. Georgia backs fumbled the ball whenever it seemed certain that the team was headed for a touchdown.

At that though everything looked serene for the lied and Black. Smack Thompson could buck for three or four yards any time he listed and Jim Ueynolds seemed to be. able skin tackle for a first down whenever he was called In the second period after' Georgia hind worked the' ball down by this Thompsonian line-bucking and Key- nolds tackle-skinning. Hartley was thrown into the breach. It had been understood that Hartley would i ot be used in the.

Vnndy game but that Un derstanding was smashed when Stege- man saw a chance to score despite fumbles and despite penalties. FORWARD PASS PAVES. a WAt TO TOUCHDOWN. On. the veryfirst play Jim Reynolds thrqw a forward pass to Hartley over the short side the line and- Hartley wasn't downed until he had readied Vanderbilt's yard line.

Jim Reynolds wasgiven the honor of but king the' ball over. There was no more scoring In the period. but Georgia was gaining ground as it listed and- Vanderbilt coutlnt gain at all so all seemed sweet from an' Athenian viewpoint. The' Vanderbilt student body evidently thought so as it snake danced between halves. The dance was a tort.

of funeral procession that even iicely music committed by a band in dock trousers and Norfolk jackets couldn't- rob of its solemnity. When the teams came buck on the field it was apparent that Sandy hail taken on new life. Its' defense had. stiffened and when it got the ball it was able to reel off vu first downs. Still Georgia was in possession of the ball most of the time and was suf fering little in the exchange of kicks.

Time period ended with the seven- point lead looking big enough to win any' time. It vas In the first five minutes of the last period that' Vanderbilt play' ed its- trump card. Coach Dehart. who had scouted Vanderbilt bad warned Georgia for a week of the- danger of MrGugins on ide kick. Under his- instructions Georgia players ttvr catching every punt.

When Vanderbilt decided that the exigencies of the occasion demanded that' trumps he led the ball was on Yandys own yard line. Ryan dropped back in regular punt formation and to all intents and purposes punted. The. Georgia players had not noted that a lean and hungry looking cassius with the startling patronym of Smith was lurking somewhere behind the punter and wa eligible to receive the ball without notifying the Georgians of his intent. When the ball was kicked Smith was down.

the field like a fla Georgia' secondary defense evidently believed that it was the bet- part of wisdom to let the ban fall dead. No onfattempted to catch the ball. andno one attempted to recover it a it bounded stout. MR. SMITH PROMPTLY GOES FOR TOUCHDOWN.

In the meantime. Mr. Smut was approaching. No Georgia man gave him the slightest attention i picked the ball up. No Georgia player even went through the formality of giving pursuit is be trotted across for a touctdown.

Naturally Georgia protested with- some emphasis on th scoring of this touchdown. It was tremendously humiliating to base the score tied by just exactly the play that tb team-had been drilled to meet. After this touchdown Georgia used. a desperate effort IT score again. Twice in the last five minutes of play the ball was worked within Vaeder'- tilts 20 zone and on one occa' ion Pew attempted a placement kick from the yard line but.

the ball failed to clear- his own line of scrimmage. Shortly' thereafter Vander. bllt tumble whkb was recovered by flay again put Georgia within etrik- ins distance But forward pass behind the' goal line fce final play of the game. wa missed by inches and Georgia hat to content itself with tied score. Individually timer.

was lmttlq to com fl went on in Vanderbilt's playing. The Commodores evidently instructed to play defensive football irons begin' fling to end almost invariably punted on first down. McOugin has develop. ed a very high-class kicker in Ityan who is also a remarkably fine defen. give end.

i Smith. the- man who brought inf- mortality to Yanderbilt is a substi tute and practically walked through the play that gave his team the opt to tie the score. Outside of these two men. Vanderbilt. showed piactleally no attack.

Frank God- ihaui. of Sew Orleans the famous golf player. was inserted in the Vanderbilt backfield briefly. One. tern.

tiuu tackle by Captain Owen Rej- olda gent rank bark to the side line holding his tummy sad eedi big with pain. I actually and candidly believe that XJeorgia played its best football game today. There was little spectacular save in the work of the ends. But the entire team haul a drive and a cohesive force that should have brought it unqualified victory. SMACK THOMPSON SHOWS MUCH PROMISE.

lit Smack Thompson Stegenan is developing a line plunger who will take lila place with an unerring in- etinet lie drive boldly und with tremendous power. lie is just in hi tresumau year. And is bound to be heard from before lie completes his. athletic career. On the other hand Thompson shared honors with a veteran play er Jim' Tom Reynolds.

He was a consistent gainer- and absolutely nui- iiiiea dltUu uis overhead attack. had been led to believe that Vanderbilt would produce something highly sensational in forwaid passing. Good' ness knows they tried. the his period' it is no exaggeration to bay that they tried an even score smut one of theta was ever completed and generally the man. who' slapped the ball to the ground was Jim Tow Holds.

in the line Day" Pew Bennett and. YMiekhei and aimdirer lived up their repute. As a. matter of fat there can be no criticism sit Georgia rf work except in that brief fleeting and fatal moment of ahberaeioti. Horace aid in one of his itireai that all men are crazy and that most men are insane.

So don't blame football team fur one mental late The Georgia team was paid a si- nul compliment when between halves Bishop iroyv the diocese of Tennessee called on the team flaunted Georgia colors and neour. jed time players to administer drubbing In repayment fur the ozi. he- thinks his alma' mater will on Thanksgiving day by Van. derbilt. The Georgia.

delegation is leaving for Athens at 9 o'clock. No tirne can the tram afford to waste. It ha to begin preparation for the most strenuous week ever undertaken by a- southern football squad. It plays Alabama in Atlanta on Saturday a das- sic with Clemson on Thanksgiving day in in and two days thereafter Encounters the' big' Green team from The team emerged front the' Vanderbilt gains practically without Injury. up' and summary VAXIVBILT 7 POS.

GEORGIA 7 McCullough. 1 e. OwenUeynold lllam. 1. t.

Joe' Bennett Bailey 1. g. Whelohel Sharps e. Ltav Wade. T.

g. Yandiver Bradford. r. Pew Uan r. e.

Murray kuslchaux. q. b. Jim yttOlrl Smith. ii.

Randall Keely r. h. sou Bomar. I. Colling Score by periods Georgia 0 1 0 7 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 7 7 Touchdowns Georgia.

Reynolds Vanderbilt Smith goal after touch down Georgia. Pew Vanderbilt mitlt. Atlanta A. CS Basket List A aquad of 25- taco who will com pose a team that is to represent the Atlanta Athletic dub have been hard at work for the past few- ks in preparation for the basketball season which will open December 3. Several old men from last years quintet are back" and are locating the basket- wilts ease.

while several new faces are running the letter men a hard race' for position on the team. Among the new men that are showing op wen are Hahn of Auburn Frazier of Tech end Singleton of the oas. Ilahe it being. played' at center for the present along WW Morrsois. Bryan i being played at forward and is doing great work.

Eskew also is being worked at forward. With Graves Fulleran Oliver and llartney in the backfield it Is certain that the club will well represented A fine schedule has been' arranged by the officials for Coach Beans boys the majority or. the' games will be played in Atlanta. The schedule that has been arranged ii aa fnllmrii December 3 Palmetto A. Charleston n.

C. December to. Rome A. G. December 21.

Camp Bennnj. December 29. Central college fat tilt. Mo. January 1 partatbnr January 14.

Auburn. January fl. Birmingham A. January 2 open. February 3 Georgia February II In Birmingham February 18.

In Athena. February IOWA EASILY ROMPS OVER INDIANA 410 owe City. s. November 32. Scoring three touchdowns in the first period tii ore in each speeeediaa quarter Iowa had aneasj time romping way with a to victory over Indiana In westers conference ganw here today.

a I cr. Tn ljA I It. ON S. U'T' IO ditlclBY port8 LJ fl. 2L 1.

4TLANTAGASUWAY MOfuITNGNOvEl I Te ch- OlerHiloppers I Shatt redl Sm shing. lde Reco LoneMarker i i WIIEA 1 drawinJoro otthe Pullm i IUlrethe hea VI e- the Hilltop- ll rotneawitb a aTech ry is flats. rwido rll- puJ tb. i wh a great stru le th iHtollersat Grat iara8nd th lirlt Jrl aro lId WUllb 1lJton. tinethat thestiners of came i everyadvuutage theyOlliiuued tosay sieus spleu id in all a pi ces Wssuuabfe she is Ge retown fjg ut tb se pr 5ent thediscussion one too.

rmd. illtopperswere Thi un erlltand IY othlrmachine rl' dy i the. be W8 ree thellilltopper i eley i one i Pilie ea l1. I I tide--just I Jie a. n.

dju st aiOtbeI 0 CO IS 1' one. gains imatelyJU. uarters far' rrHor is' mearingit is Th re ro Ild ned isl ay orwardsate Ibedid ho nder territory Ililitoppors. is to skirt ends. didbave PIIJ 1tn5t tb ugh an' th se 01 a rom 11 ft as.

li1lin lI ud fact. I 30yardl Ir mma complimentlnoub th lelmeD and the 1ilf 1i tosar1 IIi1It lplrs inorder PfnnState fat men wi he-d Georg towns luT ole- it li 1e en as. urld ood fairrwu ire. Ln-amES a sert the' fo ard. yet ter- IlY iWoundingthef 1ings Jud lIarlansthoutllnds Ja ket ne asthe ill th ltwU it.has- is.

rmb Itmein st le ed pl yer dil ussion Mypicture wuthe heroiefforts toff ril That ing butto 1 ine snebmenu and p1e effairs' Techfttatl' ut t- ltdidnt are 11 11atw theite1e nd ieht ar' lR be cale i' nlulnj a Fre ftw5hltethat Ceefaf luc Halan I te in letet wnf da er ofbeiu Iynde Torado cap I spakini indiyiduL. hesowdbe Itng pladngsny linle payu' abve inpire Hlrlan. hae Jtn. faied tUtPenn ta.ter.1 I tl8t vapIy in Illt lme Teb' uniform The thngs one kMWI cnvincd thii HitPvers re dd dly tat ben a har Cptain CUrl1 yuttrdayj proedings. Te bst WiY to' iU6trate il IT flst lint grund throujh lne rmpetitor WI ale thrugb.

del ndinthe EOnd blf Cpta DUar ept the Ivtrae. depie thl te quater. wa notraled upon so frequenty. GEORGEO1 I TWOFRST nece ry to' ft tl rne twoftf1t downl giust tl. serion tba Tehs elns thl stubbr sttisti.

at demonof Consttution. Whie. ha di ere th I I dU. wn W. ere.

srore. vsitor fnds thrl gft ofcal. Peltes 1Mty. 19 wi enrlenc 1 isbardly ssi1le. to' cnceive rtng George emed' quarer.

rsulsof forwari passig institutedn despration I of I tou hdown. nr telJ pss il lt a YArds atept eesfuly cODpletPl. il onl instnnhs lIstalcegained dopsnot thiRf ure. firs dow wasined or' Teh fojwards brilntt me cntrary gound kts Cp riIlnrlm Ilone rooablygined our terriorYlnnexed ming Ii rgular wile rtlpnsible grould. FersfoUowing ferenc.

mc IEavng i ti atmrtage ofnn operinl lne n. customar wit sterlnj seond Caprin otal frst. emp enorado just bl rold Ut year-anti fgurls fiied tmall dejrer I by vnnlie5 Te Jlekctew rked for. the ja U. tle bPaus thlil I toppersclfEns fel 1rk IndinJ gouna- iner 11f was Dulour.

quarteback pi" nnf to Hi. ppe sIsn. I6d puntn' differnce so' i Georgetow fie1 mi ht ha bee on tJ blnc IS ryinr ws erd. Th Teh a ad a qu ckly wa start d. DE YED BUCKVORKS JACKTS leiun" mottoe at Teh footbal' team sucssful lte tunts the oPP iion ar puled ainstthe are pro ductiTe.

refulb usualy I reprtoire sucessful. I wi' ltte rfctlty In. 1 re llng. the efects Lion" Teh und piy sm nd fotbal il tO Ch. ndopedit wa thl frs I orke feems impgibre 1lutio.

durin the I progres Of I. gme. Te Ite11. gln lnesmen Wre i ith Penn. Stte inbitt wa Isrke ocasion tan Gergetowns yesterdy I wa tre tmes gO one eryiltempt.

cariers tht atack it use Ja kts tXlent vhicles i bienusedon Pcasiol' lol. collegans itiking Hi. topprs' gal doubtul i Tes fn1 piut totlejut twel1ne. 11 1t fac bd tbi delrinl Je If I touccowns. the 1alwason I Uretown one le wtlste te cose fint I ha Andi fnal lew- I carbro fumble OD thlitop I pr' ard lne yrne s1wgu1 I bl rcng GeorietlwDI lly' 1hatyoulg feUowcmedaerus- ner ing is caiw im 0rtl arund nsttu- hen baJ went luting SCro1' nd Gertt I ICp I aoun I te' cp te Or per I i tatg dbnt.

I twen gaJ llnead tat i' lorado i unt Ite nigh wh nan lnted Pr reprtehea. it. rumo re. yrne' cl Cac Exndineat the-Georgian andit d. tei.

bemisk mad Bire herby gvehijust es I I lagta fu lrde neo thereafeat res ofthestugle I ISTY STAYIS GEORIOWSTER ORY. Dur te frt Qurer thepl rin aadune atthe' i ergtows rtOJ. butby theltet ndof hldg tHtoPI pryete a lr Jtwal te fndQuarertbat te lon Torndo ltrte blowl Ilunelt. Atumble Male10n thl. 2ar le a ree gt uthfnb forte Otn.

CI 8 i no lcs Bilidogs 1 no" i' I DtT nJTwool I I I I r' I i I ar some' a ren Cor te sb wlng ot. anderbtt pleven aganst' tbe' Georga yesterda rt is' Da McGug rmany Gugnforerly tured geatest teams. thesQth hadand toal apparances Is abut i Un wih pwerfulmachInes te center J8 Halfack Ntely. ne Dxes fetet haPes. I fulback.

andtt aIsouther SWIN FRO MER ERi I lacon. thorp dEfeatr err H. jna plct Uargale. fI3turldb sterli i defEnse bth tEam 1 icr made ony frst downs whie Ogletlorpe nie. cre to' chdon rom everal ompletp pas es.

fnally sucleeded 1 yrds faied of came Jhe tbirdquarter. wli Olethnpes tle IInd Oglet Qrp passls I Davd ainoL GO lds. 10rris to. Hlfele' nettei. ard blh 31 of Iercr rmpltjd le I Pttel Melcer nlyecre 1 Vei I WI aVtragld ceat Iy surpased I nmldor.

0 fensI fmU' OglEthorp lul1 Ul- Jer halbalk P. treI didsterlng hi defene upmsny passes ulking fptacularmannEr wa trn totc op siton. tleh Iarmon. til baldield. Shuons Td lerr clerty outplaye letrels fi Ony Hfortdid I stge I ellback Ti I me ling th I nr ak g.

Ti Mercr I ver IhadOv oal. To were' atempted Ogletborpeith bukiand rt li was frui es. unfortunateinldent I re IS thlfact Pari OgWhr e's fulbck. te. as rplllcl Thl up OGTHOH I I in.

I e. Va id mlons co. lr hlnchetr I Hamlllk Jobnrn. I 1. J.

wart Ad Iaflle Ceci I. b. Tlmtr lore b. fb SUm rrSlbstitutions fr er. BEnnet le th re.

Hambrik. Ylc. IJ Brantf iclIJ. Joh son Toucrownl for Oglethorpe. Yarnadoefrercer Smih.

GOllsaffer totlhdown Joi 18 Ii Jir oV 9 Ier 14TlE York Dart. uoutb thl nnsyr.1 14to1 Illo Gruncstoday. befo1 thite Dartm ntb' va9shead 14o i. lut Pen. tn leaslea dazing arund th fank.

fOmalhetbroubtbe lanou linlmen Tenth dwin se game TABERSK I Frank Tabrdl orld kt biiard plaYEr. to clas wth HllpGren. i PJt cbampionho I tte i rent tournament I Tbnki touramet i fortWo1ea durng tat te en nefettle. i nig matehl Gren I ieldto brks a mtch I ofthec pres rb tat le 8all mttho il th i orer iwhic Greneupt met Artur. sotPawtuc t.

I Dm rTis ch wl prbb playe i lework :1 Cent eeps toVicto 1 qverPlains11tenof I i ying Coo el Figh iIg ush Bal bverGoal Touchdows. irmingham Le terrifcon ught backield trs Tanur ond thel rayig Coones' of Cen clege Kentuckypiung passe 1h ir to QVlrA ub rn afternon. Cntre hack' hpsy u. lne 8unableto pJnents vitout. gin.

one aov. Ue Ipl. utiliy thl outft. plun tacle lubstamfal gains ThespEedy brokln lciin' Sn ddy enabll th 110sefor ains Robert uldalwa relr' upn' thrugh lne. Re plyed psiton excpt plangfd thrugh Aubur Jne vns Te othertu.

bucked aers' I. RardFo ght I Ctre ith ttfl I PlainsmenInf ct coser andharder ujht tbl 1cnictfs. Te ssionof bal. lest. thre- ITENN.

I Kn01ime. Te Xpvember 1 Tennes5e Universiy tbeSutb 60 gaii. ing Voluntees istincton tle this n. Te cash rked ixtenth nual Ieetng terivals Cmpbel Tenlse as the out- tnding fgure oftoys gme bil rtnning Hneplung. Pssing beinj Ski eat acle' te Tiglr9 als effetive.

game spetacular her yer. 1 ery know trck i lot bal I wa witnsse larest crwd' te stasn. Te upaMstmma I TX. s. SEWNE Yowel ier Lirdy 1 RMurray H.

0. Grizrd Stre e. Satprle Re ster. rt Cnway H' Power B1ai Lh Cughlan I Ditz rh LindamOdj C4mpbel. Jrb Guer Scor.

perods Tennese T- 211 fEwane 0. 0 00 01 Sring TenlI I CampheI ownDit ater I oucbdoWJiBlai NOrREpt EWNS THIRD' MEll8 atBnd Jni onmbt 12- Te otr DamefoothT ffm' toay onJt.t Jsmein eghtdaye defltinJ. HakeUndians bon fns. Roeftar hi nd ttamiwhih8red 3 pintdln. tbfnt bafTeIndianl nnlosed atriekforarpsattck te 8condhaI.

butatlr the gr touchdowttotEDame firt te i an1 Moh rdt and Wyne tr lonjrUI tt tret. nttbeIdaDla a te zme ede I four te time. Drbabl aClntslor ther vcory. lhefe tme Aub tu ru wih bal that were lne goe up' a. ga.

in. st. seaso. n. Shirlng.

st. ar I fullbadot 1aWsmeu. crrie te ballonb thre tmes gaied eacl me. nce brekmg 2 onT i finaly tarkle. foot hal.

knac slipingthrough lne' elabl Ctre cnsist en ty. 1 gvn CeRte I ner S. peret. I neR berts amajori tme lones I ept ar und en. ds taele ime 1 tfme.

runninj cear' lne tobe toppd endar pia red Jeat. whie deensive wrk jod. 11 PoS ROberts e. IO lonl Gordy. t.

Lg. Ford Klbahle. Cton I u. Lwrenc I Crrgor. rt I Tamel re I Mc31ln.

b. G6In 1 b. OlhnJer 1 Shirlng I quat rs i n' b2 TolChowns Robtrts2" CTs1t touchdow lIeliin. B. Wi JiAml irgnia INS 2 0 I I CJumi8 2 i gridirn 4ep iterlaie tur drve western enferen 1 honorl' toay.

Buckye. Prue touchdows anda 28t0 ictorIo I AfterOh plunge the' i bierak rs" go l. thretime frst Cach Wice ok opprtunit lok over bisma. ulx1 Irr. ini 3 pall i I.

Purdueh ed fshl ofofensive abii1 ufficent nakels firt Ow8t but bid I inJ1 canc of errng. lekeflin t. aUrm 40rat ne eriod AlhOugh on' runnig nettoimpssible cn. finei attcktlne ungnr. ue tl forardps prsist ntl' 10st Oho' ga na.

Iplte kping drive troab r. eJme Linetp summar I OSTAT 2 POI. lyers pt Caren pt. Hufma Sp cr I Puley. Gnge Bi TrttI 1errl SpErs.r.

Caypl Slrle 1le. W-tkma. u. qb Jnrhy b. Eu8an Mee Lbl bb Wage re prods OhioStte.

0 7-2' PU1 00 Stte sring Toubow. TIlorc2 Weaerrh ttute lb Stua oa1frm touhdm Pti3WorkmnlOfca 1 lrIBirtErh um pi. Gare Qrel dgeKer A hedlieaTleo :15. ute 1 I TRIMSNAVY VY lbiudephia Sovenber 12 lvniA crfeatethe nat htre tr I wa tlM defet ason. tyl.

aliaStatt i so i u. 1 feld in d. I lamew3. st frnly Ithough defete. hI avJwent dwn wih c10r fing 1 last te midshipmenhowed I ne nest exhiitions lie pi nngng andcarrig bll ths arn.

Stle nderfulfor te lofensivl withthEexclptiM I tho filnl riodgave exhihtion I 1. so J. Icore qui.ck-h' ft opning gamerhe hal wls 10' ards kikoff I vy I felron SttepJyer ruldhol onn 4oyard ne. mid hiPmen. thenben lue plls tha resulte tOlch- dow.

I Wih State. ba. wih a. themaicent tor Kilnger. Wison lht- bntLighter d' te re ben hii try at galwet tbeftnd priod 1av lbee nvl nn thelpeed pwer atack.

uple wih tbl sljr Jield ilS to mucbfor Annapluc 1lam. tltp afer fne bib1 ln ffeniv the rbclend tou hdon. Iineupand I (3)POS. NAY' rank Le. u.

rr HiS 1 Bl Hen LlrSn enk' IahoD t. r. Kiiner. qb fnrJI Wi 1. olhler rb amitQn Kna1b nnsIlvnniaStat' 61 0 013 7 0- ltnn yhania corng tOlc.

dow. Kilng rtlghtner 11 tOlrbdown. orin to chw ht Goll frottJuchdown Banhet umpIe Wilams jud wel. Swartmore Inemn Timeofpqod15 inute rb I lIS FEATEDI I Carlotesml Va. oem.berl2 i deuie.

vcor. nlvlrI1. Qt1rinia. caches e. xpr ed USf.

a. c. toDtonight wtb prorance I est riniatoa do" Te forW8 to I ntaineerslrelme Rnd Irio. whrn the. bl ther' pFlelIQD a begln II ofensivwhirhwu temprln1y hlite Inthe5arcmrk nins' delns irgnia dOWI1hntbe pt18j.

cralhetbr ugl forthttouch. dow LinpupandlmmayJ WESYA POI. TRGNA Hakins Dat Talmn t. t. ghacleTord Ig Fuc.

c. Rayl. Haye. IIa cl. t.

Cark 1' Iilu eMiehie Lyte qb Wit imo1. Jhb Rinehac Gdni rbb 0 OJlean la in. b. Srcbypnos c. 1 wetYigJ8070 07 1 im nia 00 I Wer i toehdoW.

Simu al uchd WD Kay' I I. refer. IU Of. fn. Iciga um.

Pi. e. D. CarW Wiiams Pennsln. hed 1neuum Cmns Pe 1el jdge' DnellTDit iir nf I Tuchd6 Pavedby.

rard Eight et forAtenians XDsvie 1enn. Novembr 1- Sli3L-GtOljia' tbsl' lada wen tal llhue Id one. MtUL rolllitel tbatlt lltr less lb tole IC tNil Uu IlthestoL at li ul11sed ctc. ho howtUl aJlorltin ha pue be ltlfidentb tldo a. IUIOI gr a tf tl 1 playillbythUe anI Uatkha le.

n. Jrlor les of. thonhtess- ne lrlniteXauderbiJt al unde feat sutberntpAm ip' 1 srreJb ame ende .7. laor nderbit. hulr sln i use adn" y.

Whel Getgi ore is frst toU IV tOrEd I hal do en anderbit tlre itstoucbd J. tslld lt dumh. amaement Tht Yan erhit studnt bdy actualy thl GoldarBac badscor lntiiey tebal toucdown le pitifu prt wretcH businesis Gergia roaby th fotbIlute tday bis uch trnchile. hs defenS of tnr onthem colegemight beproul I On yit atack we k. thi dEfem1 Oerja ablt.

upeigbt downs ofthetirstdowns forward1Jss fgured. Otheothcr Yanderbit frst downsaainst" th. thee dowlscame theeary te xrod anr. hado ef 1 Let' rightdown an. tlhe horrid.

deta iIS 0fhOW bit tie Georlr hadbee on tmeh principalr Gergil coDlision and mision. Gergia Jumble balf wheneYrit tbtthe btde fora tou hdownAt that thOuhevcrything lok th Back. Tompson coud ck10rthrle lit iUernoIsseemeto tFkin tce fornfirst whenever he I le-d' on' do tis Thomponia lnebucking Iey. nl Iartwa inotb breaehIt I understOd. I 10t jaml' buttLat tm- derstandingwas Stege nian fW a chance.

lre pnaltJe At VN. firt yn thr forard ovel of. lne ml' IartlfY dow unti Vanderbis yard HmReynolds a givn bucking bl d. rng pri d. was.

gaining rolnl Vanderbit coudt gi atal nlrseeJed sWltfrom anthehin Vanderbitudert bdy denty adbsnakedanr htweenhalve Te daire wa Mrtoffueral proesson thn1 jjvtlyrusiccommiUe dllk ad cuhnt itlemnity. tEam'me blckonthe tie itwal thatYandy tukpt lfe. tfenedandwbln gotthe bal WI t. el oftwo ff1t dow Sti us pasessionof tllbllnot If. feringlttein echange' kc fle Indr wit seve.

pint enoughtC antm IWAS nfhe tirt fve minutc thel st thatVanderbit edis' crd QachDehar. ute Van5erbit warred Gorlaforl wek the clanrrtol lrugns onside kick tn- fEt lnstructons Geoa player. Wtl clhin unt WhenIan de1bilt. ecded eigenr occaion" demande bee. thebal wa onYandJ1 3yardlne dropp re nl rmuat uandt al tenS and.

pure untedTe. Ger a notn ttannnd loking Csiu Wih Llltarting paLonym wihwa urklngMmewher bhind tepunter nd wa el ble reeive bal wHh ut notifing GErgans bal Smth 1U lke' fahea endarT def nlle i 18 tt rpar twi le fl deud I baHand no nnealtempted toretrer i 8ltbundPaut I 31. JTHPRO JPL FOI. lnth time lrSmtulu IP I proacinXo Gergiman ue I A be plke I ba I tnt throug the. fo ity ff Crg I puruit br teda ntor touddon1atura tedit ime empha.

i. the Kring thi tourhdwD I wa temendously' hnm lat Dg' lr. tiPdby jt exc pia thatb eam h8d bendlft melt. Aft thi tOl bdoW Get ma dlpte etorta rnagan Tire fn iinute pia te bn workedwthi de bit' 2i rdzne anionon oc. Pe atempte aplaceetkick frm.

th 2Tla 1 bl' faie. tolear bisow lne na. e. ShorII bltlumble WI. nre api pt GeorJ wtil trk.

jnfdita cj But. forar paS t- ind the th ftDiI PI 10. te ame Wa miss inche. ha C1tet ttel a pr. Idiiduale litt.

t. I Vabderb ts play 1l tmmooe evidenty lootbal. frm bg" n' am lvu. pnnt' ot dow. blcugi hal vry inny8 ar kbly fne sie en t.

ma bro ght i. I morlaH ty anderbit i subst. I tuteand pr tiraly walketbrougl rae te scre. I be Vanderbit practealy 10 atack rnk Go Orleans te' gl plyr. JerLit IJackfeJ bri y.

tert tus by Caprin loldse Hle tUl t1 ad icrel- flg wih pin. cn. blev. playe it footbal Tere litte spetclar tbl entre hIJi ri ve nd cohesie foce ha un uatfM. vi torY LCI-1JO ISO 3ICH lU SK Ii lac ihomp Steg an tev ollj i pln WbO' wii taklbia errug tinct le dcvr blfy werJ luO resnman yer.

btfore twltetl hi. atletitcarter. oath otlr thared hon rs aveterl lluo leynotds He. ss tu guinerund olutcY lie 1Clugl8 on rhad attck. ben ld eleve tht bit r.

duce tm tlnsationai foqvlrdVlssjg GOd kllWS tbeytried. fnt riot 10 exaggeltion by the trie ltvre. ole tem clplete al' JtI' eraly man' bal tle1rouud Ie Id Inte lne alJ' etchel ndYaudinr lno uptu btl rtllte. a. i Uer terecan rgia ecpt ttt feetil fatalmrment albratiol.

On eai riltirel. al Iin a notmen insare Sdotbll lm mentn1 lat be tm apaida i lmplUlll whelbeween halv Ol P1uof OIe see. laI th team fauntr Gergia 1011 nd nlvu- ie th to' ad inister repaYlent tbeol thil wi hanld TJnkgi ingda1 derbit. deleaton i levinc Atbenst9 cJock. ti cnn affor ate h8 be1 prelarJtion strnuoU1 evr ndlrtaken bya ther fothnl aqual I b1ma i Atlata Sturday.

ca ic CI msn TankSgvin ir. tblns ys there afer ncounter Gren tean pleredfr Vanerbit talJ prac cJly withou juy. andeummary XU LT PO GEORtA 7 IcCulough. I. 1 Joe Whellhel hnrle Ui Vnde nradfor.

lw ColchauJ. Upyn lr mithJ b. Rand hI TIQmp Bmar. b. Clng Scre riod GPrga 0 0 Gerga.

Hetnola' Tnnd rbit lh1h goa afer touh Gerga. Yanderbit A tlant sket eq a4 2' llen tho i eN eatemthu repr 8en tb. tantathlei cub hlve ben 1Qrk tepat wfk' rear4tion bsketbal leSh whic OpD re theJl2-sket" wit ar a fuen thatare IIho ar burD. CL. Singl ton i Is ing a dildoini' be Fulleran.

wellrl1rI OIlted. finesdsednle bitJi gametlwUl cb ul. ls'-aafolln'crsr Deeenbu3. A. C.

CtltrleJItoDc8C. nnDJ. Dece bu ra i' 1. partan 1. Bir Ingham.LCo.

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