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Vf A8E THRgg tl By Job. U. Uabney Athens Ga. November 1 Play ing before a crowd estimated at five thousand people the University of Georgia defeated the eleven of the Florida Gators by the overwhelm ing score of 6 to 0 While the dope baa been favoring the Red and Black tor the contest no one expected such an of touchdown. The Gator line led by the highly touted Perry was one of the heaviest ever seen on Sin ford field.

ranging from end to end It weighed for-e mean of over 190 pounds. But even this advantage In weight filed to top the fierce onslaughts of the Georgia forwards who opened up hole after hole and enabled the Georgia backs to gain at will. After Georgia had scored 35 points In the first half Coach Stegeman thinking of the Alabama game on next Sat. urday second stringers into fray These not to be outdone by the varsity Tin up a score of 21 points Florida had a good fast. changing backfield and the result of the gsine clearly shows that the line tile factor to be reckoned with In a Tootball contest.

On the defense. the Georgia line repeatedly broke through and threw the fast Gators back for losses. The Florida right 7 Per' rmed the punting for the Gators was so rushed by sev eral Georgia linesmen that his kicks barely averaged twenty yards. end three of his punts were blocked all of the blocked punts were re covered by Georgia for good gains. Bam Day Stars.

Captain Day played his usual star game at the center position break. ing through stopping end runs. In tercepting forward passes and going down under the punts. often ahead or his ends. Ex Pew.

at right tackle improved his chances for the all- southern by the magnificent game Any on looking for tackles to fill the difficult shoes of te Bonner and Josh Cody of last year on the southern will have lon way for thy will find a better one than Artie Pew The star of the game and the real find of the season was Sheldon former G. 11. a star. who filled the shoes of Buck" Cheeves this afternoon Fltts ran tte tetm In true Napoleonic style. using the most masterful field generalship.

Besides this he was a consistent ground gainer himself. breaking Sway time after time for long runs. and scoring two touchdowns being directly responsible for two more of the point tallies. Echols" line plunging and Colllns able toe aiding materially in the defeat of the Gators. Great Gm for Owe Owen Reynolds played' a spectacular gam which brought the spectators to their feet time and time again.

The Florida eleven failed to live up to expectations In dlvlduanT or collectively The best performance for the Floridian. were Toots" Perry at center and Merrin at the fullback position. The Georgia team now has successfully met seven team and the el6Tgi Georgia Bulldog Enjoys Feast Of Choice Florida Gator Meat Winning Game by Great Margin crux of the season comes nut Sat. urday. when the Red and Back meets the Thin Bed Line on Poncey Held.

The first touchdown as scored after Page Bennett blocked C. Anderson's punt and fell on it for a touchdown. This ended the scor log for the Red and Black in the first period but Georgia came back strong and rolled up 28 points In the second quarter. The touchdowns were ms in the second quarter by the brilliant offensive work and varied attack of the Georgia backfield. The end of the first quarter left the ball on Florida's yard line and on the first play of the second quarter Hartley ripped seven yards off tackle for the second touchdown for the Red and Black.

The third point marker was largely the work of Fitts at quarter. FUtl made a beautiful tackle run for twenty yards and Echols carried the oval over the white line. Dkrea Scores. The last touchdown of the quarter was scored by Bohren. who had substituted for Hartley in this quarter.

Successive runs by Callings and Bohren carried the ball within striking distance of the Gator goal and Bohren carried it four yards for another score. The end of the first half saw the Gators facing a lead of points. They came back Into the game de termined to score agalpst the Georgia line and to hold the Red and Black back. This they did not uc need in doing however. as Georgia scored two more touchdowns In the third Quarter.

although all the varsity men had been taken out except Reynolds. Day and Pitt. The Red and Black opened the third quarter with a bewildering array of forward passes which were directly responsible for the two touchdowns made in this period. The Georgia eleven scored only once. In the lat period.

but the Florida was held scoreless to the last. being unable at shy time in the fray to make any consistent This Is the sixth win for the Red and Black and her goal line is yet to be crusted. The Liar FLA. 0 POS. GA.

56 Swanson Reynolds Baker 1 Bennett Otto lg Whelchel Perry. c. Day Hodges r. g. Vandiver Vandersriff r.

t. Coleman re Bennett C. Anderson b. Fitts Pomeroy 1 Coll ns Anderson rh Hartley Merrln. b.

Echols Score by periods Florida Georgia 7 28 14 1 a Summary Georgia Scoring touchdowns. Bennett. Hartley Hchol' Bohren sub for Hartley 2 Collins. Fltts goals. from touchdowns.

Pew. 3- Bennett. 3. Referee. Tichenor Auburn umpire Stollenwerck Johns Hopkins head linesman.

White Davidson Periods. 15 minutes each. i Virginia Held to Tie By Vandy Commodores BY JOE HATCHER. Nashville Tenn. November 13 dpecial.

Vanderbilt completely Slt the dope pot ad Dudley field to a spectacular to deadlock. Vanderbilt cleanly outplayed the I Old Dominion outfit during the first i three periods of play. but the Virginians made desperate efforts to rescue the ptwne In the final period I and were twice stopped inside the Vandy yard line. All dope pointed tp a sided Virginia victory. but Vandy played a wonderful game.

far In excess of i any form uncovered tbs season. High tackling by the Vandy Inis- I men allowed Rhlnehart to cross the line. In first quarter and the same feat seriously threatened to drop the game for the Commodores in the latter minutes of play. Vany treceived the off and Immed'- ately started a spirited march down the fl ld. which was only halted after Hendrkks had planted the ball over the goal line.

for Vandys only score. dr March. Vanderbilt again received and I started another brilliant assault. but Hendrlcks dropped a long pass on Virginia yard line after clurng the entire fled and the ball went over. Vanderbilt was holding the Old Dominion team steadily In midfield.

when Rhinehart made a nice 50 run with. J. imnMnnce of Interference for nlas lore score. 0 more passes. netting SO yard.

rd a touchdown were the mutt spectacular features of the hard- fought battle Neelv on two consecutive pas to Glfk Hndrlcks completely swept the Vlrenlans off their feet for the entire first period. Vanity their sssult In the' third period. but were unable to push a rk Swan tham made JLwopderful sprint from his OVrfT real l1e In th 1 s-cofds 8f play. hut was- called buck for ff plsy by both teams. and Virginia wa ld for down.

on yard line the me ended. With 4. yard to go and la down. Vr- jrfnla tried a short pass over th lln hut Tjnham Intercepted aim ran 5 yar ls on a hum before blg huled down. Vlr- rnll rln 1 trltl ll hu the hall nn 1 the final whistle ended th scrap.

Rn ll tried a ri NI roal te In th period but fciled by Inches after the offns Hart lld to pen- tmte th lln Re4rteks played a tsll tig the star from a sear. Tlce Baker was th lnd4vldoa a fcTiBlv tar th r- me for the ComTno oren. The Mr guard hark- up the line In spectecular fash- Ton sod repeatedly broke through for th tackle. on mints. For Virginia.

Ml hle and Newman wer" he irreatest hindrances to the Van gy advance. Ths two powerful etids were practically Impossible Siweep aside on the end runs nd Vsneatedty smothered the Vanity clays with the aid of Stewart. wh. iHlayed well In the tine. Rnhart' offensive work was Ihv outstanding work on elthe squad.

He runs with knees high and picks hole In the forward Un with rare Judgment. Offensively for the Commodores. Capt. Johnnv i Kuhn. and Jeaae Neety carried th I Brunt of the attack.

Kuhn subbing rtfor Lathmi played a steady sam at quarter sod repeatedly ripped nice gains. Floyd's spectacular to yard squirm down near the Virginia goal Une to the second quarter was one TiOf 11 feature runs. Scotty Neil Vwol an easy. punting duel from Rinehart by averaging around the fifty yard nark until his retlremen in the last period of play. tr Vamy laterfewttee.

1 Vgfldy excelled the Virginians In 1 Offensive by virtue or rood lnterfreree and rd vuficlag. The Pla1 rtpeatedly spilled before their maturity by the Vandy ends. On the other hand tho Virginia ends blocked Vndbtlts every move around the flanks and turned the Vanderbilt runners Into Following Virginias tie game with Georgia last week the old dominion gridders were confident of a win but found themselves cotupletly butplayed and out-guessed at every move durlpg the first three periods of the game. with their strongest efforts in the game In the final period the visitors resorted to straight foot ball and attempted to batter the supposedly weak Vanderbilt line into submission. They held the offensive for the greater part of the last quarter and s-ri ously threatened a win.

Vander- bUt repeatedly Intercepted the Virginia passes and the ground gained in this manner by the Virginian was a negligible quantity. The ame was clean all the way. Only three penalties were inflicted on the two teams. The up ANDY 7 Pos VIRGINIA. 7 Nell 1.

Newman Ryffli 1. McConnell Hendrleks Ray Sharpe. Wood Baker r. Stewart McCulloughr t. Hill Conyers Mlchle c.

Kuhn. q. Carrlngton Neeley. 1 b. Russell Berryhlll r.

b. Rhinehart Wade. f. Zundel Scoring' Vanderbilt. touchdown.

Hendrlck goal after touchdown. Nell. Virginia. touchdown Rhinehart goal after touchdown. Hall.

Score by periods. Vanderbilt 7 2 I Virginia 0 7 0 0 7 Referee Magoffln Mlch- fan umpire. Donnally. Holy Cross head linesman Folger. North Carolina.

Time of periods IS minutes. TECH FRESHMEN BEAT SAVANNAH STARS 7 TO 6 Savannah. Ca November 13 fSpeclal. George Griffins Tech Freshmen team defeated the Cotton City Athletic club here Saturday by the close score of 7 to Farnsworth buckedthe ball over in the first few minutes ofply Savannnh scored In the second quarter by rl of off tackle bucks hut failed to kick goal. The game wn hard fought all the way through.

unto out Inr called frequently ft account of inuPies. Red Murphey played brilliantly until forced of the game by In juries. Captain Moore played hit ii 1 rood game and respon- lbl for the stopping of many play' Tech's end also showed up to an ad vantage and Savannah abandoned end runs early in the game. The tar' for the Cotton City eleven was Hooter. Th up TECH 7 Pus SAV.

Rather le. Waters JTsnry It Buckley Welehtl Lg Rallr Prker c. Johnson Ttinwr captrg Ktndai Withers rt. on Nabelle re MeNPI Nonemacher Pnsnn Murphy IJu. Moore rh ruder Farnsworth f.

Hunter GRANT PARK TRIMS CENTRAL FtVBSttl The fut nt Park basketb team defeated the Central Presbyterian Church team on tits tatters court Friday nlrht. to It. The sensational shooting of Brek and the ruardlnr of Glnffrida for Grant Psrk. were fsaturee of the game. Owlnr to the small dlmeastons the court there were a great many fouls.

Central Presbyterlaii ssonlon all btft twovof their points shoot- leg lode. The two trfms wlliplay a ntUru fans very soon. GEORGIA TO PACE ALABAMA BY J. C. JB.

The Georgia-Alabama game at Ponce de Leon park the coming Saturday will be the feature grid event of the south. This game will draw the attention of the many followers and alumni of the two insU. tutions. and as the two teams are abouf evenly matched a great game is In store. This encounter eliminate one team or the other from the S.

I. A. A. hampLpn hlp as neither team as yet has been defeated by a member of that or ganization. The rival teamswill have a hard week of practice before the time for the annual game is to be staged and in all probability they will leave no stone unturned to have the respective machines in the best of condition.

Georgia had an easy time defeating the Florida Gators in their game Saturday. but they will not have anything like crip' lock horns with the Alabama crew. Arrangements have been made to have Poncy park ready for the huge crowd that usually attends the an anal ray between the two schools. Ticket we will start Monda and those who desire the necessary du- cots can get same at any of the following named places Jacobs' pharmacy. Chess place and Marshall-Reynolds Drug' company.

The strength of the two elevens from the outsider indicates that there will be one of the tightest games in the history of the two schools. Georgia stamped. herself as one of the best elevens In the. south when she won over the strong Auburn" Tigers in Columbus a few weks ago. Defensive Tactics.

Georgia's defensive tactics in TIT the games that they have played this season have been superb. Al- thought they have not shown that they have a very strong offensive team. the fact that they have a great team on the defense evens up matters. The Georgia forwards will have to play the best games of their lUTes to top the mad rushes of the Alabama backfield. Stevenson.

one of the but. fullbacks in the south this year the sidestepping Lenolr. and line smashing Sessions are three of the most powerful back. In the south. and If they cant get through a team it would be a hard matter for any one to.

The bulk of the Georgia defense centers around Day. American center Welchel Pew and Reynolds. MISSISSIPPI FALLS BEFORE TULANE 6.0 New Orleans. November 1J Spe cial. Before the greatest crowd that ever attended a game at Tulane stadium.

Tulane took the hete- tutors unbeaten Mississippi A. hi. warriors to camp today. and de feated them. 6 to 0.

Tulane as a result continues not only unbeaten. but among the few teams of. the south whose goal line hat not been enacted. Tulane's great line was Impossible to break by the Aggles. They tried their best.

throwing many freshmen Into the fray toward the end. but the stubborn defense of the Greenbacks was not to be shaken. When they realized this the Aggles retorted to passes in the final period but after working a few with success. the open style failed to get them into the danger zone. Wiitht Stun.

For Tulane the playing of Captain Johnny Wight featured. He was the brilliant star of the contest in running back punts. In the' second period. he received a punt from Wilson and made the greatest broken field run seen here. returning the ball 30 yards.

This led up to the only touchdown of. the game. He placed the oval on Mississippi's yard line. Qulnn gained three yards. then Dwyer went 10 yards around the end behind ood Interference for the score.

Dwyer failed to kick goal. Again in the second period. WIht received a punt from Wilson god ran it back 65 yards from his own yard line. Tulane was- again within scoring distance and aftei a few plays through the line. Dwyer hurled the oval to Richeson behind the goal line.

but the pass was broken up by Wilson. Tulane tried little passing. They retorted to end runs for most or their gains. Tulane Threatened to score In the third quarter. Wilson kicked to wigni to the center of the field and the Tulane captain returned the ball yards.

A se ries of line play followed god Davis was put out of the game for slugging Rich son- This brought about a penalty of tialf the distance of the goal. riving Tulane the ball on Mississippi's yard line. Quinn fumbled but Wlgtit recovered. Then Quinn made costly fumble that was recovered- by the Aggies Just before the quarter ended. flame Hard remrat.

he game was hard fought throughout. Tulane lost Benny Smith lb the first quarter. He was put out for roughness. In the final per Mciowans passing was a feature for Mlssis- sippi. lie hurled the oval Into Klindworth arms for a gain of five yards and then shot one to.

Taylor for first down. He tried Ion ft passes which failed. and the ball went to Tulane on its own 28. yard line. where they held on until the final whistle.

Payne played a great game at tackle for Tulane. Reed at center apd BelHeu at tackle were other powers In the Tulane defense. TULANE. Pos. MISS A.

M. Welgan 1 R. Davis Payne. Wilson Fit g. Huff Reed.

c. Blair Brllleu Paerr-o J- t. Askew Wight. BllllnCTle Richeson Davis Dwyer Little Brown h. Rough Smith.

f- Scorsby periods lane 0 6 0 0 A. A M. 0 0 0 0 0 Summary Touchdowns. Dwyer Suhsttutes Mississippi. A.

Kllndworth tar N. Davis Wilson for Utile Mlnyard ton McKenzie Taylor for McGowao McGnnls for Nyard Jabos for Askew Perkins for Davis- Low for P. Wilson Webb for Slough Oown for WU- son Lane for lluff. Tulane. Quinn.

for Smith for Brown Maloney for Dwyer KllngerTor Fl's. Time of periods 16 minutes. Referee. Strait Auburn Umpire Tufts. Round.

BUCK" HATCHER MAKES nEfC KICK BECORO Chattanooga. November 12. Itateber. Tennessee's phenomenal field goal kicker. madCa ew college record for southern OOP ball this.

afternoon. kicking the ball through the bars from Se- vwaneea yard line. Plainsmen of Auburn Completely Rout W. Le 1 Win by Monster Score BY XeCARflT. Birmingham.

Ala. November IX. Special. Power and force carried the Tigers of the Plains through to au overwhelming victory here this afternoon when Auburn swamped Washington and Lee. 77 to O.

The Generals were completely outclassed by the Auburn huskies who drove through eleven touch. downs. kicking a goal after each one. Washington and Lies could not gala at all. except by means of short forward passes entirely too short to enable the Generals to score.

Auburn started oft on her mighty offensive when tire Generals were held for downs following the off and' the Plainsmen began a march down the field that knew no stopping. Halted momentarily near the Generals' goal the Tigers surrendered the ball only to gain it a moment later on a fumble after a few short gains. Ed Shining. giant fullback of the Tigers broke through for a yard run and a touchdown. Steady Mareb.

Frvn then on. the Tigers gained almost at will. Only straight football wat used by the Plainsmen to score all their touchdowns. Line plunges and end Tons netted them enough territory to annex the elev. en touchdowns scored by them.

Ed Shining led the field in pining ground. Time and. time again the mighty fullback broke through the Generals line for healthy galas. He scored four of Auburn's touchdowns himself. Shining dragged twovor three men through the-line with him several times for good gains.

He was almost invincible. once he got in motion and the way he battered these Washington and Ld forwards about was good to see. to every. one except those same unlucky young players. It Is Shirting's second appearance here and if a better plunger is playing on Dixie RTiairon he is yet to be dl.

covered. Washington and Lee proved de. clded disappointment to local grid fans. Coming to Birmingham touted as an exceedingly strong eleven the decidedly weak showing of the Generals was most surprising. Not only did tho Washington.

and Leo forwards-fall to hold the plungln. Auburn backs with any degree of success. but the backfield also showed up poorly. The General backs were hurled for loss after loss whet' they tried to gain through the line or around the ends. Then they changed their line Tattack and be.

gsa shooting forward pastes over the Auburn line. The Tigers were momentarily unable to cope with the new situation and it was beginning to look like the Generals would core. A pass was intercept ed however and the powerful Tiger offensive swept. the ball out of Au burn territory. Vaemk.

Passes. Then Generals uncorked a bewildering series passes Including a double that looked to score but none of the successfn1 passes were for any great gains. 0 the Tiger goal One was uncrossed. In this passing. Sinclair and Tucker were best the former at throwing and the tatter at reedy inc Before being removed from the game.

Mattox executed some pretty passes to Tucker. Onjy on one of two occasions were the Generals able to get the ball within scoring distance. Then they chose to attempt forward passes and not once did they uncover their touted drop kick attack. Silverstein might have kicked two easy goals from the 1 yard line but each time a pass instead was chosen and on both occasions inter cepted by an Auburn player. The Auburn line exhibited All Its old characteristic of sernpth and steadfastness.

Fatty Warren. Capt. Slzeraore. Ollinger and all the others broke through every time a line play was attempted by the Generals and threw their man for a loss or held him to a low gain. In addition to Ed Shirley's great Offensive work.

Red Brown got in some good work himself twice getting" free for long runs and a touchdown. Shirley' seems a real find at halfback. The lanky Tiger skirted ends with much success and gained many yards for Auburn. He scored two touchdowns. Stubbs Gains.

Stubba made some good gains through the line bnt was unable to make up a tally. His gains all came when the hall was not within scoring distance of the goal line. Stubbs and Brown alternated at calling sig ntIs. Jackson Case. Bullock ant Moore were good ground gainers.

The- interference of the Tiger players for the runner showed a decided improvement over their last appearance here this department of he game was almost perfect today from a Tiger standoint. Sliversteln played a great defen. sire game. backing up the line in splendid style. Captain Moore play.

ed a nice game on the line until forced to retire from the game on account of injuries. Panthers Win Annual Struggle From Washington and Jefferson Pittsburg. Pa. November 13 Special. Showing a good defensive game.

but an offense that was exceedngly poor. Washington and Jefferson was defeated by Plttsburg in the annual sectional struggle at Forbes field this afternoon 7 to O. Torn Davies. the sterling little halfback who has annexed so mcny Pitt victories since he made his debut. added another leaf to his laurel wreath by tramping 47 yards through the Washington.

team for he touchdown which gave the Panthers the game. He kicked the goal and thus cored all the 7 points garnered by Warner's men. Bilson was the partcular stavlpr Washington and Jefferson until In he third period he was led from the field by his teammates. a bruised and battered mass. His plunging and and running up to his departure gave the visit- TS the only material pin.

made. The attack of the Red and Black was anything but divers fled and was undoubtedly the poorest. seen here this year. On defense. however tTfe Presidents were wonders.

Twice. when their goal was threatened once on the yard line and again when the ball was less than i root from the goal line. holding the Blue and Gold even and taking ball. Warner rushed Hewitt. his plunging halfback.

Into the same when me ball was almost on- the chalk line but the bulky one fumbled as he plunged forward nd though he recovered the pig. kin was inches short of the line. The Touedea. Dares' touchdown was made pos. slble by a Washington fumble.

It came In the first period. the. only time the Red and Black seemed angerons. It followed an yard fun1 by Ellson. ISrenkert.

fullback was started through the line. but dropped the ball and McCracken fell on it for Pitt on the Washing- on yard lists. Davies went back punt formation took the' ball. ore around right end sidestepping and dodging half a dozen tackles. then cuss-crossed the reid.

finally plunging over the line at the extreme left end with a W. I. tackler on his feet. It was a re markable run and It least 75 yards i length over the cross court which the Panther back took. The period ended shortly afterwards and the seeonA period was a tuck struggle with the field.

both sides resorting to punts time and svnin neither at Inv PP eMn to. within tHking distance of the enemy goal inc. In the third period there was an exchange of punts at the opening. neiher ride lnln ate e. The first break came wh Pitt took a Washington on hr own yard line.

An. er on made 5 In the line. and Me. Cracken. racing around from rsht nd on an attempted double pass.

tt en Anderson Mn i sh te rt to i yard line for a flr 1 A' forward pass put the ball WUhlnon' yartj line. A in rush nd a forward pass netted only a few rends. but. Or a place went. thrtm the line for yards Dewitt Pabes.

A double pass and two Unes put it less than a yard th Hewitt was Steins tumbled failing on the ball. however just short of the mark. The Washington on downs. jrickson punttd. but Davies fum- on th yard Un.

and Washton recovered Just as the hair ended. in the fourth period aftes a series of. punts and" scrimmages MrLanrhlln fumbled rnond re- Covered for Pitt oa the W. and J. yard iin A goalward narcb was stopoed.

however. when Dunbar subbing for W. and J. who ns previously replaced Ellson. Intercepted a forward pass.

Washington was forced to unnt after line plunging had nd and Pitt marched down the field a triple pass. two end runs and a forward pass plea- Inr the ban Washington's 16- yard line. A yard penalty on Washington put the ball onthe It- yard line for tint down. Hewitt hit the-line for two failed on a second try. McLaurh- line then Intercepted Holleranfs forward pan on the yard nae-aad tack Ua yarti w.

and scrimmaging unsuccessfully when the game ended. Only once In the game had Washington proved dangerous this in the first period. when the ball was carried to Pitts yard line only to lose on downs. i The up PITT Pos. W.

7. McCrory 1. Carroll Harman 1. R. stein Sack g.

Templeton H. Stein. Crook McLean. r. Garblsch Gouriey r.

Armstrong Edgar r. Loucks HoUeran. q. b. McLaughlln Davies 1.

Ellson McCracken r. Erlckson Anderson Brenkert Score by periods Pitt 7 0 0 0 7 W. J. fl 0 0 0 0 Touchdown. Davies.

Goal from touchdown. Davies. Substitutions Pitt Kelly for Oourley. Bond for Sack. for Harman.

W. 7. West for Rilson. Dunbar for West. Officials Referee Tufts Brown Kmpire.

Glllender Penn. Head IThesmant Moggitt Princeton FLYING SQUADRON STAGES WALKAWAY OVER CATHOLICS Lexington. Ya November 13 Special The Plying Squadron staged a rlht here. this afternoon when they romped over Catholic university with a score of to 0. The first team played only In the first And third quarters and during this time 19 of the points were scored.

In the second and fourth quarters. the entire list of V. 31. substitutes saw service. The lat period was shortened to 10 minutes at the re quest of.

the Catholic roach The university boys fought gamely. but wire completely outclassed in every branch of the game. The tnstltute ads started off with a rush and the first touchdown came alter 4 minutes. when Bunting supped across the last white Un. The remainder of the quarter was' a near track meet and the end of the period showed the score standing 4S 8 in favor of the Cadets.

although palylng as a substitute made some wonderful runs through broken fields. which were only kept from resulting in. touchdowns by penalties. The two ends. Mason and Drewry.

played In stellar form and not ones were they circled. Stuart. Banting and Wilson played true to' form and tori-ned some of the prettiest Interference ever seen on Ute. 'hill. Cantxln Leghorn sod irrin featured for the Catholic boys.

The up 1. St. Pos. CATHOLICS Mason. r.

e. MCorin Hunt 5. t. l3rennen Harrison. r.

g. Leghorn cspM mlth c. Mays Shipley. I. r.

Fry Ptmmer 1. t. Voor Dr wry r. e. Condo tnart q.

MarO ai et rapt. r. Fr ney rtlnr 1 fe Gn WIT on f. lb Vamara Officials Re re. Gooeh urn- rime.

Graham head linesman. Robertson. Snbstlrotlons V. if. L.

tnan Clark. Plilgely. tlotirlass McCuls- lion Westeptt. Miller. Ingram.

Shannon. pick son Venable. ATHENS EASILY TRIMSCEDARTOWN ELEVEN ON FRIDAY Athens. Os. Ntrrember 8pe cist.

Athens Riga school won its nfth eonsecutivt game Frl lay when It defeated the Cedkrtown eleven 27 to 7. The came was the same old story of. a strong backfield behind prfet3nerfenence. lCilnstrlek made the Ion runtf the ray when be returned a punt yards running through th entire Odartown team. Cedartown stared brilliant bit Of defensive rlaying when they held the Athens High boys for down on the yard line.

Athens scored consistently- and not. In danger daring th fray. flee stars for the local were ltijpatriek. But- lr and Ashford. and for Cedartown Camaratta and Henley.

Stv Thomas iHwrMtal 1 London. Haiclieris Toe Is Too Much For Sewanee Chattanooga. November II. Spe eta. Campbell's ground-gaining ability and Hatchers toe were too touch for Sewanee here.

this afternoon and the Tigers went down In defeat before Tennessee. SO to O. Two touchdowns by Campbell. with attending goals by Hatcher and two goals from placement by the Ten- nessee captain were responsible tot all the Volunteers' points. Tennessee scored early In the first period.

With the ball in the Vols' possession ou SowaneeI yard line. Hatcher dripped back behind the yard line where Campbell was stooping to receive the pass for a try at placement. The Sewanee players and the crowd because of the distance. believed that the play was a fake. but Hateher booted the oval from Campbell's grasp straight at the goal pot The ball went high in the air.

fell upon. the crossbar and then over it. Teaae Pint eh4wm. Tennessee's first touchdown came early In the second period. Start- lag thi quarter with the ball in her possession on Sewanets yard line.

the Orange and White eleven marched steadily down the field to the Purples yard line using a combination of delayed bucks. and forward passes. On the next play. which cross. Campbell circled Sewanees left end for a touchdown.

Hatcher kicked. goal. Sewanee braced In the third period and kept the ball In Tennessee a territory. The Tigers could never produce a winning punch. however.

althouVh they at one time tarried the bfl to the- Orange and Whites 10 line. Sneak Scores Second. The Vols second touchdown came early in the fourth period. Getting well Into Sewanetfs territory with an exchange of punts the Vole carried the hall to the Tigers ten yard line with a combination of smashes anti passes similar to those used so effectively in the second period. With' the ball In Tennessee's possession on Sewaners ten yard line the Tigers were penalized five yards and then 2 2 more for offside play.

Campbell then went over on a quarter back sneak. Hatcher kicked goal. Hatchers final goal from place. ment came in the fourth period. The Vol.

captain booted the ball squarely between the posts from Sewanees 30. yard line. after an exchange of umts between Campbell and Harper had given Tennessee the usual ad vantage. Sewanee played desperately throughout In an effort to turn the tide. Captain Caughlan repeatedly tore off long gains around the Ten.

neuee ends and Harper and Conway received a number of passes for gains of from to 10 yards Inside her 10 yard line. however. Tennessee was adamant. TENN ff SEWANBE 0 Position Janes I. Miller Doak I t.

Guerry Robinson Stoney Bradford c. Stiver. Striegel r. g. Satterlee Hatcher r.

Skldmor Lane r. e. Conway Campbell q. Harper Blair I. g.

Hamilton Deltzen h. b. Coughlan Holt f. Council Touchdowns Campbell. 2 goats from field.

Hatcher 2 goals from touchdown Hatcheri 2. Referee Randolph. Virginia umpire. Springer. Pennsylipla head linesman.

Bagley. welHUngton and Lee. LAST BATTLE FOR PETRELS TURKEY DAY BY FORD LITTLE. Well. there is just one more game to be played by the Petrels before the curtain is rung down on Oglethorp schedule.

This last game will be played In Columbus Thanksgiving day and the Petrels opponent will be the eleven representing the University of Florida. This should be one of the most hotly contested games of the season as bulb teams will He giving all they have to annex the game. As it Is the last game of the season there will be no saving of omen to engage In other battles. Both schools wilt have their strong. est ups 6n the field and both teams will go on the field with In to cut loose" and show everything they possess.

Rest assured that when the last whistle ox the referee has. sounded the best team will have aqhexed another game to' Us list of victories. Neither side will have any grounds On which to base an alibi. The only Question Is which school has the best teamr and this question can only be settled when the result of lb game is known. Met Lest Tear.

When these two teams met to Gainesville Fit. last Thanksgiving the resu1 was a 14 to 7 victory for lorlda This was a. much closer- score than the must optomlstlc and ardent Pelr supporters hoped for. The Oglethorpe eleven of last year really played above. Itself against Florida and accomplished quite a at in holding Florida to such a close score.

Those who witnessed the gme last year say that the Petrels Florida team during most of the game and It was only the break of the gm which was decidedly In Florida's favor. that de. termloed the outcome of the" scrap This year Florida seems- to have a better team they put On the field last year while there Is very little difference In the strength of the Petrels. Florida hi. made a creditable showing against tits strongest elevens In the south this.

year and' their defense seems al most Impregnable. As In practically every game the Petrels have played this year they are doped to lose when they meet Florida Thanksgiving. The result of the Chattanooga same was a 14 to 14 tie. Chsttanooga best Mercer 20 to 0. while Florida beat Mercer to to 0 By this rather farfetched dope Florida better than Oplethorpe by-10 points.

But the fact that Florida Is doped to win tfirows practically no light on the result of tile game. At any rate neither team is accepting the dope as true pointer of the outcome of the game. Both teams know that to. win i the game they will hive to give all they have. The game win be well worth seeing and large part of the student body will make the trip to Columbus with the team The band which bas rraa ized this fall will accompany.

the team and will help enliven the Oars The Florida. student body expected to make 5 trip also anoVthe rival yells ofthe two student- Srill lead a display of college spirit thy dafl Los Angeles. termed the largest city In the United State la area i the mammoth picture industry. One hundred and sixty companies ra operating there. I Atlanta Selected to Entertain TrapsKboters of Southern Zoiie I I i ii In Their Big Handicap in Atlanta will have the honor of entertaining the 1521 Southern zone handicap.

This wan decided at the annual meeting of the. American Trapshooters association held in New York city recently During the past few years this big trap shoot. Ing event has been held to Washington the associations decision to hole the big shoot in At. lanta will boost this sport in the south. especially in Georgia.

where the sport has en waning- for ft number of years. The meet. will be under the. auspices of the Atlanta avfi club and will be held some Time In April or May. the exact date to be an nouneed later.

Only two' cities in the south were contenders for the shoot. They were Atlanta and Mem phis. A meeting held a few days ago by the members or' the southern committee In Richmond voted that Atlanta should the city to have the honor. U. D.

Hart. of time southern committee and member of the' executive committee of the A. T. A. whose duty is to select the cities in Which to hold.

the various zone shoots. proceeded to' tbf New York convention with instructions to ask the committee to select Atlanta. and through his efforts and those of Atlanta men the A. T. A.

committee selected this city for the next big zneetjn the south. Club Gets Handicap. In securing the southern handl. cap Atlanta will have the honor of entertaining the largest gathering of famous sportsmen ever seen in this city. Shooters from all parts of the United States wm take part' In this big shoot.

and the Atlanta. Gun club. under whose auspices the meet wilt be heldfexpects to eater- tain between 1000 and 1500 men during the four shoot. The Atlanta Gun club was.organ- iced in Atlantallttls more than aj. year ago.

W. a was elected president. and through his nns tiring efforts the club has grown from a handful of shooters until now It Is one of the largest clubs in the country. The club a few months ago pur-j chased Its own grounds and baa al 3i ready built Its own' club house. Is considered by sportsmen whp have visited most of the other clubs to.

be the' mot Ideally situated and completely arranged of any la th United States. The' grounds are 1 large enough to hold. any shoot that Is held In the nation and front ten. to twelve traps can be placed' with perfect shooting yang. Mr Parrlsh says that alter this big shoot he Is going after the American.

Trapshooter association handicap for 1922. Practice Skeet Held. A practice shoot was held at. th club yesterday afternoon. On- ac count of the big Tech-Georgetown game Saturday the crowd was very small.

However some good scores were made. R. W. Norris southern manager of the Western Cartridge company. ought out six of th company's representatives as guests of the dub.

They were IL A. Beckham. 7. C. Layfleld.

7. G. Clark 31 Hale. V. Glausier and R.

IC. Green. Tornados Turkey Day Game With Tigers Ends 20 Season BY WALLACE GEORGE. In just eleven days the last game of the 1920 gridiron season will be played on Grant field and the finale of this years Golden Torna. do staged.

A great year it has been for the Georgia Tech football team head and shoulders above anything. Tech has accomplished more since the memorable days of 17 when Strupper and Guyon reigned supreme and the game on Thanksgiving day Vlll be the last of the many splendid battles Tech has had on her schedule this year. One by one the mighty foes of the Tornado have risen and with a single exception they have gone down under the magnificent drives of the Tech backfield. True to form the Tech men have run in every game. this year and in game atte game displayed a ordination and.

system of teamwork that is wonderful. Indeed it ever seemed Tech really needed more worlds to conquer mightier foes to vanquish and that in each performance there seemed to be an inclination to hold sonic plays and formations in reserve until the day they might be needed more. Today Tech stands on the portals of the championship of the d. 1. A.

A. Between her and a clear title to the victors banner stands one earn the Auburn Tigers. Other southern teams hive baa to yield the palm one. again to the Golden Tornado and when the' tamed i eleven from Centre was crushed by the powerful drive of the Tech men to the tune of 24 to 0 two weeks ago. It virtually meant.

that the Yellow Jacket eleven had won the southern collegiate football race. Utile to Gain. In the. game on Turkey day. Tech has everything' to lose" and very little to gain.

Already the Tigers have felt the sting of defeat at the hands of one of their S. A. A. opponents. having been beaten by the Georgia eleven by a score of 7 to 0 on the same day that Tech at Centre.

A severe defeat it wag for them. and a crushing one. for they had entered the combat favorites from every standpoint and were Tr xi1 to viii by at least two touchdowns. Hence. a victory for the Tigers Thanksgiving will only muddle up every ones claim.

to the championship. But Coach Alexander and his Yellow Sachet. aren't counting on being- crowded out of the title so easy. This very tiling happened Just one year ago when Tech and. Auburn met In their annual grid classic ant as a result.

not any one team could place a good claim on first honors. Tech had. beaten Vanderbilt Vandy downed Auburn and the Tigers turned around on Turkey day and against alt the dope defeated the Tornado Raving the title claims in a thr icornered. tinstclw muddle. But the season of 1 I was one of ups and downs for all the football world.

and. tLiugh this present grid year may ha M. had lirnnmera- We upsets. of thejan4 old dope bucket. It couldn't begin to compare with' the way bucket got' spilled last.

fall. One performance the Golden" tornado then had been typical of the whole football world an' the mny and varied CAROLINE TECHMEN WIN OVERSTATE TEAM Raleigh. N. November Special. Uncorking a driving at tack In the.

tint period. the Carolina Teehmsn triumphed over the tate college Terhmen here this itternoon to In one of the hardest fought games staged on Ridding field this season. Both of the 'university touchdowns were scored is the first quarter. Ouilon and Williamson taking toe baUoyer and Glllon kicked both goats. State scored In the final period.

Gardner getting rredit tar tie touchdown. Cross failed to add the extra point. Except for the last quarter Carolina clearly outplayed State. show- log a. deckled superiority In every department of the game and kept the playing In Red and White for three periods.

Numerous fumbles proved costly. up and summary STATE. Pee. CAROLINA McPheyeon7 e. Hogan t.

Matthews Beatty. g. i8yJs Davis. Co Mason LasslsUr.J- gLlnberEer Baker n. Ma pier Chamberlain.

e. Pendergrass Hodges. h. GUlon Cross. JK Johnson bVwoo lard Morris.

Williamson Score by. rlodS Carolina 14 0 14 Stat. Carolina" scoring Touchdowus. Cuba and Williamson goals from. touchdowns.

Glllon. State scoring Touehdwrn Oar. Officials Mr. JKcDougall State referee Mr. Bray State umpire Sir.

Doak Gnilfordj. Head Time of periods It mm- EriUsh Interests will establish an aerial mall service over a route 2800 muss long to Douth America. front pernambuco to' Bneoos Aires. with stopsHt' exhibitions It put upduring the year were totally unexplainable. Jacket Imdefeated.

Tech had gotten through the whole yr without a defeat at the hands of any S. 1. A. A. team.

and though there were two losses registered upon her Scoreboard she had by far the. mot logical. claim to the victors honors. But dope and records counted for usught then. end the mere tact that Tech was :0 points or- more stronger than the Tigers on paper' meant absolutely nothing the day the game was played.

Auburn came over quietly and without any false pretense announced themselves ready to take on the Jackets. Tech was ready. too. so It appeared and though her best player. Buck Flowers was out with a broken collarbone.

It seem. ed a certainty that she could trample the visitors from Alabama. The falsity of this seeming certainty was evident before. the scrap was really under way. But why repeat the many unpleasantrles of the dayT Auburn tallied two.

touchdowns and a safety while Tech ran over a lone touchdown. the final. count being 14 to 7 In he Tigers' favor. That history should repeat Itself again this fall seems now almost an impossibility. The Jackets have been too carefully coached.

for any thing like this to merely happen and from the condition in which they emerged from the Georgetown bout Saturday there need be no rear that the Tornado- wont be ready to ramhle the afternoon of Thanksgiving day. Siltkt Up. The coming week may see a slight' up In the work the Jackets have been undergoing- of late but toward the latter part of it the activities may be renewed more strenuously than at any time this whole season. Coach Alexander la his initial year ca chief mentor of th Qolden Tornado. has made a woiaerfnl record and It- Is In lit.

power now to bring more glory to his team and. to himself by. sweep- Ing throughthe Tiger team to a decisive Tech victory. The lack of good backfield men that hampered the Jackets so greatly in the Turkey day scrap will certainly not be evident la the Tech-Auburn game this year. Never before has Coach Alec had all his offensive stars- In the condition they are now In and every man of the eight.

or ten that have' been participation in the games this season will be able to perform. If called upon. In the Tiger battle. Flowers Harlan. Barxon.

Ferst Me Donoughj Glaver. Searbdro Brew. ster. Rushing and Hunt represent ten fast. nest backs.

If soy one should happen to ask you. nd With such a crew ilsed up waiting for the game there should be little doubt as to the outcome. The advance sales on this scrap have been terrific. Always the feature game of the year the Auburn- Tech fray brings football fans from tar and near. The Auburn student body usually attends In pretty good numbers.

a host of their support- ers and alumni oome over and thou. sands of townspeople avail themselves of the holiday la order to see the farewell appearance of the two elevens for mo. The setting ar wilt take care of 13000 persons while landing room van be provided for at least 8000 more. and it Is a pretty. safe rue is that very bit of this room will be- filled when the ratrteIs called PENNSYLVANIA WALKED' OVER November II.

Pow esiess a nnst thesagresilTt stauzhts of the strong Dartmouth machine. the University of ttnturl- vanla football team suffered- 18 feurth straight defeat today when- ne ew England eleven wallr off Franklin field with a 44 to 7 vl i tori. The first period gave promise of a but after brief stand theP nisylvanla- tam went tox pieces- anitflower with thsj. first touchdown for Dartmouth. f-- started the rush which amassed the highest score made against the vi Philadelphians this year Sonnenhurg kicked six goals after i Shelburne.

the part- movth halfback accounted for twos i of the touchdowns. and Jordan trlbutCd another when he caught ar aunt and dashed 1 yards tar. score. Burke also made two touch downs. Pennsylvania's only tally came On the third period when" series of forward passes carried the ball' to the yard line- and Miller scored a un.

plunge. Wtay- kicked oal. The shift employed by DarU- mouth swept theRjd and Blue uatn off Its fe r9ats lly th Oreenbaks broke away for locf- arns on off tackle plays f' eep Karayan 8U of theYemldiat movement IB waa the first native woman in Cat mtta to rld a WeycWdrlve as immobile or go tn in-an airplins. IfwolBidiialf Million dolter spent every nr lr by the people Great Britain onrfried fl and to hr tfnr w- i age weekly- provision of S4NMM li IPorts fce Hall. Ga.

Plal Inbeor utmate at fn f' touland peplo te UnhenJy rga elevn Frid pvrhem- fn O. te i favorlnl te Blak tor te entelt ft Uvanee touchdown. Te tor le hl hy i Per wa hevIet eye Snford feld rngIng frm i Ished tor mea ovr 10 punds Btt ths avatie i hte i tp te fIer oMlulht. Gtorga forad. wh ater eDbled Ge 1 bk Ialn wi.

Gem ha lored polnt fa n. I r4y. len. I. tnlen tra I bl 0 n2et I 1rda oo ft changng bakield te reul te Je te lne ftor reckone wih otbal cntelt fla lne thruh ad bk 101ses fal who performed puntng wa 10 rlhed era rga lnemen yards thre blocked al te re.

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I tr. fUed Ihoes Cheeve fl ronr uts1 gtethn most Bsldel thll aC es 10 a Icorlng touchdwns dIrecty responlible pont ta1es. Echols ln6 Colns mteraU defet Gator Grt Ga Oe. 70111 Ipec. culn gam wlch brougt tme tme faied lve expectatonl In.

ceUeclvel erfrmance Florldlanl Toot MerrI fulback poelton. nw ceutuly leven et I. lia i rJ tn fI il ir r. J. .1.2.1.2 .1.

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r. yu 1 tkle ecnd fOlthe ad Bla i thrd maker WA lrgely I Fttat quuer. beautfl tkle ad clea 1 te Une I Te Jt tuchdwn lore Bhen sublUtute Harley Suce1e CoJ. ln1 ad Bhren crIed bl I witin stikIng cltnC i oal cied i I yrd. cre trt hl te faing lea I pints do.

acor ajalst Illa lne te Rd bck th. Ced donc. Georla score mre tuchownl I atOUCh a1 te varity ha be nUken I Dy Fit opne' tie quarer wit bw14erg i paes Whic directy ripnllble fr mae tl. perIod I Glrla I ored pero. I Wa1 Ilat ay II I fry enltnt 1 tle I lne croned I Tie LlaeVp.

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1 h. Colns Anderlon. h. Harley I Ec01s I Forida 0 0 0 0 Georla 8 5 I Geor touchdowns J. Bennett Hrley hol lub Hartey Colns.

FIts goas touchdowns Bennet. Reeree Tchenor plre Stolenwerck lnpsman. Whie Da lon Plrlndl 1 minute Ia h. I. HATHER ahvle 1 pecial.

Vanderbit pt feld May playing the Vlrg' nla tem deadlock Vnderbl clenly outft tlrt efort. cue Fte Itopped Inlide Al victor. ecus of for th' JI tackln alowed Rhnehar crl' lnln quater. te Iam teat' erously ame Commodore later mlnutl Aely Itarted siried marh flld Wa haled bal ovr gol lne VandY1 onl aore. ar Vandnblt lved ltrted briiant allault'i Vlr lnlal to lne aftr entre bal ovt.

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wre I' push I orr SWln wopderful 15ad sprint trm hi oal the 1 st a 18ff- f' a edt. wa. ld down. lTe te ards I 0 and lat VI. jhla lort the 011 Ilnf.

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plyed 1t 11" lr1 dppn I. I 1 frm a nolnt. 1' Ha1. wal Uf I ndhhhA fnslvp th. rme CommobOres.

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7. pturtnc fm rRba bTetK aund te 7 maklaU Is me. I o. Va4 DiIia pat ltrenJhb nrue rerM an tlr-IIDC. T.

i R' llf o7 i I spie maturt Vand1 endl. I Virgnia VandsbUte I he rtltrer 1 the lne FolowIng Irgnla te wlb lat week grldder contdent themlelvea complety butplaye4 out. guess. gre pt07s I Itrongeet efora gae tnal th. vlliora bal ant ttemptf bater ea derblt lto lubllon The offenIve eater quater OUlly treatened win.

bi repeately Interepted paSlea ad gonnd gined te Vlrclnan wa nelglble Quantt. ame wal al penaltes Intlcted te up ADY. VIGI t. MConnel 1 g. Ry Share.

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b. Carrlton 1. b. Russel Rlnehart Wade. b.

Scrlnl Vanderbit afer Nel1 Virginia touchdown afer touchdown HaU. TOO 07 Virgnia 07 07 Offcla1 Reeree Hagffn Igan umpIre DnnaUy. lneaan. Nort Cr. olna pr d.

mInute. FRSHMEN SAY ANJAH ALLSAR Svnnab Va lNovember 1- Grifin' Tpc Fehmen am deested Coton I l. retrrrF bu kdthe al tb. off3Ylnnlh I nf qt' 11e oal Te glme I I naW I aCfOUnt Injules I Rf MUlbe pllyed brllnt ntl forM out jura Cptain Mor hl 1 I Tec' all Id- tlg abandone Tf. arl gme.

Tf te CtT wal T. II TCH n. Ps 1 Wate" tUT 1t. Lg nlr PAker I Nabele re Hc 1 Nonemahfr tQ. nD rt.

nter GRN PAR 7RMS' CENR FIE 31-11 Te ml Prk etbll cefeated th. Cntrl Pnlbe rl Curh' tem lUe tm Fday nl ht 11 TP eaoDa hotlnl BN td lalalofGutr4a Pn We tetarotte Jme' OnCto sa imoUopr to tbewe Jtm toul. Cn PJerJ' Itf al two the1hiuabot ID foal to tmwU a rt1 ptC aD i ALABAA Te GercAabam a LOf te comng Stuay wi te feture IUt Tl. w1 atenUon lower ad aumni tuUon. tw abu Iea tor Tl.

encunter wi eliInat on tom oher te A A hampLthlp tam deeated tat or- canlaUon Te rvl tew hav hare prcUce bforthe tlme am ltged al babmty tey wl le ve' 10 stne uturned bve te repcUTe mhine. bet I condIton Georga eay tme defeUn Flrld Gator a ir r1 whente wIt te Albma cew. Aanement hve mde Pone prk a te tat ulual an- lry Ichool Tcket wi Itar Monda thole deir te necelary cot et sme follwlng nam plac Jacoba' lharaey. Chel' pJ Ar. Reyolds Itrngth two' frQ outider Indlcte ther wl Ughtet game hitory te herel te belt elevenl tht louth te AuburnTIcera olumbus a o.

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cal. Ireatest I atended stadium the. toCor Misisippi A et crrg to a a' I reult unbeaten the I whal goa lne ben crned I geat Ine Impoll. Aggles bet man freh me Itubbor defenle ka I Ihaken. realzd thIs pal8 fnal period aftr I faied danler II lt St.

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Dnl Dwyer. h. Ltte :1 Soo bY per Tlane 0. A J. 00 Summa.

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te trucb. ovrhe1ln TlcoT he. afteroon whel Aubur aapo Walhlngtonan Le Te Generl. cmlet1 be downs klcln a. coa ea one Wuhlnon ad Le aueept hor puses shor enbl te Onera er atred 01 mllhty ealY.

te Generls wee ldckoff Pnlmen :0 mrPI ner te GeJera. oa1 urendered te bal. I lter teW hor pn. ShrUnl. nt fulbck Tce.

brke 1Ud rD touchdown I Ite' on te Tger gined wil Oly trlght fot- LU Palnlmen i lnte tc fd I enoulh terrlOT toannu ele. them I Shlrlnl te fild iound tie acan tlouch Genera11 lne hehJgls 1 ou I bu telIne wit tmes go Cnce moton ered thee Waahngton forar I ood aee ever. thol sme plyer I 8hlrlnc. apparance I bUer plunger I Dxe lrdlronl to' I evered Wahingon Le prove ce. disppointment.

lolgd Cming Blrlnghamtout exceeIngly strnc eleven te decdedly Generll mst No' th Wahlncton. LeI forwars. fal wit degee IUCclS aho neral' back. lo. afer lOls tred galn tOUgh lne arund te thy lne atack hooUn fonar pu Aubu Une Tse.

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I wih UCCel ard gin ed 1r Aubrn I touchdows Shbb. G. Subb. 10me ood ganl thrugh lne unable Jke taly. galn.

1 hen bal witi 10r. eare a Jaklon Ce BuUok ad Mre wer goo gaIner Te' lterer te Ticr Jlayr runn8 decide imprvement ppetan almolt pee Itandolnt Sivertein plyeda eat dten. bking te lne Ityle Captaln ee game lne unti tore retre frm accunt Injuries Anu Stugl IFrom Wasbngton I Pltburg p. owlnl eefen- ge offeJe exceed ly por. and Jefferon wa Pttbur lectonal atrggle Frbe ths afternoon 7 Dalea aterlls lt f- rc a a lbu add lau 11 wreah trBplg throuh th Wuhlngon.

tm the tOlehdown Pnther gae te bored 1 arnerd Wares men EUlon wa partcllar stor Wahngton nd Jefrlon untln the wa feld teammate. I brlle batered mal. plun lng an. ad rnnlng h. save the' or matrial mad attck dlvnfled wa undoubtely pooret.

le en deene hOj PeIdents wonder. TwIc. teIr oa tret- ened lne I bal e1 a gal lne. holing evn tlnsl the Warer rshed Hewit plungng hltaek. rknlfn Yot plnned and thoulh recovere Inche lne.

neToaer mte Ilbie Wahlnon fumble I perio I tml Le BIe ou 1 i rn strted 1n drpped ball 1 MeCrcken I Pt ton 4yar 110' Dvies bek In forUon tok ball 1n 0 dsacrld rel flUy lne nl wih 1 I reo rn. afleist 7 n. In lengh overtIle ma eUrf whih Pnthe bek tool pro Ihort at.r- warlald th een perio an tuc bal mot t18 tMe iii the cnter of tt feld. btb Ide reorln. tme nelthel trne AMr Cblnl wtbn ftrkllg 41ltne ene loal lne.

pro Uir 1fhan opnlnK with de stining a mate rtl ad The' frt brek ear' wjmn Pt tok Waihlnlon 0 no ma I Un. ant e. rcing arund frm. r' fnd atempted JUL rlht te In wh. Anleron fnmble ull aklted enc10 t1e WAhn tnt down.

forlr putthobl 1. Ya" lDe lne Mh nd pn neted nrd. 61' aph kle. with v. tk Meckn through 1ne for'S ar end a fnt eow on W.

A I yard line. un oub1 pa. ad lung. I le. tlal Ta fm the 1fe' and Hewit nshl into the game.

pass wUltber-1and the bllrnbak fllon te bU. evr. sh te mar Te bU went WuhlD t0 Elcklon pln bt DaYe. Je Tr on ItTerd hIr ende th fourh. prodter rle pntan4.

MLarhlhl famble 1 Tel PUoDthe ft arl prloUll rpla Elof' ept tonr WublnCh ford JaDt afeIDe hd. fanf ad Pt mrbed to fttda ptopul to eDe n. a4iarorrpcl In Wll Co. ptt bI0hUWU yrUa. forafr 40W It t.

Uu' r. uea fr ti re uf pouthefDynDe ertaglnl unlucceltuly ame eneed nly I alSlntt on tfl I a I 0 a od Te Ine.up- PI' MCro. e. Carl Haan. 1 8lk.

Tem leton I e. Crok rCt Edgr. e. Lucks McLughln h. Eilon McCraeken.

1. ho. Aderson. b. Brenker prIo 07 000 Touclow Davlel.

frm tuchdown. Davlel ublttutons Pit Kely uriey. laran V. Wet EIon Wet OfI aaRefere. Bown 1plre Glende Hea em Moltt Pinceton FLYINGSQUADRO S' GES WA KAWAY OLICS Lngton.

Va The F1lnJ Squaron atked rIt bee afer. tey roped ver CthoUe unlverlty wit eore fy IY ie a thrd quae. th U. I pInt. aor te scond foUrt quarer.

te enUe 1t ubUtute aw Te perio shoren mnute. te r- tuesto te Cthlc' oach Te VrBty b. peI7. wrye oltole e1 Ir Th tg wih a to efrt tochdown ce tl mnute BlnUnc II ppe aa te lI. rmalDde te qurer WA' ae perio how te soro ltndlng 4 to te Cadet.

In ram. a1boUjJ p171nl ubsUtute mat. n. thru fields ceh luliWel end. DrewT.

forr one wer elrcle Stou nanUnJ Wtlpn pIa" trle' for tome. IOiO pNttet Interfernce en Caot ln IAIJr ald 7. Curi featte tht Cat1te bs Te ln up LI POLCATOLCS8. Corn Drennen Harrlon 1. Lgbom Ct Smlb.

MaYI wJ. Curn ftuart. lhn ri. WIon. th Namar Offlllals RerGoh 1m.

hed UBean ROb1 fnbsUttO' an. ark Rllely. Dnrt rcCII to Wflt 9tt Mner. Inp nnon Ileon Venabl. EAS LY RMSEDARTOWN ELEV NONFRDAY teDiO Ncber.

Sp Hllh 1101 IJ' nfth netTelam Frta rl ua Trc t01 atfw' hkfl4 bhlD4 PPrerene. nO trck te IO mlof rwhefbe tme pnt I 7. rDII thfacl tW entre orowta fCl 1f AtbeulbnfopdW tbttJt Un er eJa tOI te wr Klh atrek Bt. Aahfo cuW 4Bele7 afof I LD t. i 1 tJ 3s Ti I li 0 rS' wa CttnopNoTmb 1.

isp clat cmpeU' crunlnlng ablt andHtcera te. wer mc Swanee her afer noonand te Tgr dOW bfote Tennel" So To tovchdow. CpbU aUendl11 a Bacher ant os to plcement Tef. nfsee cptin r. onlble a iuntees' pints Tennelee red erly te trt peIod Wih te bl te plusJon Swnu toad Htcber dnpp4 ba lno mpbeU recln te ps plaeement Te.

Swane dr i wu bted te frm Cmpb U' grp oal bl fel uon te brand ovr It Tea e. TnneBee' flrttouedown eme earl eond peto St this quarer wit te bal pluulon Swaee Uno Ornce Whie elevn rer r7 a 11 comblMUon pales next Cmpbel crcled lef Hatcherklcke goa1 brced Ue thrd perio bl Tige. nevr produc wlnntg altho tme rled 1 Ornle WhIt' l0y lne. IBea let Sea. touchdow ce te fourt rlod Gttng Sewaneel trloT wit puntl Voll te bal T1er ar lne lb emblnaUon sahes an Ilmllr tOe Ule 10 effUvly 11 te seend bal Tenneaee' ya Tgers wer fl forofflce Cmpbl qual.

ba Ineak 8oal lace. cme Thf captin bal 11 Sewaee' yar lne afer I Cpbel Harer givn Tenesee ad- vantge. playe deperately tun tde CaptIn rpeatedly of gans endl WI reclved paes I 7ardl Inlide lne howevr lee WA adamant SEANEE POllton 1 ller I I. 1. J.

0 SUven Satterlel Skidmor Lne. Campbl b. Harer H8Uton r. Coughln b. Councl Campbell goal r.Z 2 oai Rndolph.

VI Inla umpire Sprng. I PenlY a Ineman IngtoD Le I i LAT JRD LE lu Jreme b7 te rnl thor eh dule Tl. pe wUb Colubus Thanklllln wi eleva representnc Clverlty Florida Tl. ne cntete aau eaon bth tea. wi vl al thehae pe.

IU. lat me suon ter wl aallC' mn enlale othr bttes Ichol. w1 aV gfal nth.e tl 1d a 1thb Ircton. to Joe ae shw everlnl te7 pu. Ret allrd tha te te aoundee w11 bve Iheed aDoUer gme Il lat vlctore elher Ide wU hav ay goUDd.

rn b. 0117 ueUon wltc cooJ ha' te uI po know TeD. Wen thee Gainesie FI. 1t Cio cre tha mtt optorI.Uc.-nd erlt uCe rfhf I a I teat For4 elCO wltusd pe ls ar a Petel. a ar rfy cdely for tat termlne outcme ofth.

sCrp. Tl. ear lem. 1 ll ahHee rD ltte dUfnenc. tmh Petrel Flrda mdo creitble howlnA ItrOnllt te oth hem at- mol pe1 rett ar dopd loe met.

Flord. Yn. Te ralt Chat oop iarl lo I e' 1e 1 0. rthr ftcbe Frd betu Ur1 Otletbore bl 1 plnt Flor dopt J. Ilt re nelthetam ac.

dop a te outme' Oft 10 temaknow tat towlnhopme I th. wIl by al te baTe Te cmewlU wel1or seing I afd a lrI par bT 1 wi mko trPto II lt nt d. I 6eiii1 Ui. wl' aP17. ti tem ad wn bt enun1ibe4J.

eBvde Jo aa. dnt' drte mU it a te. rTlf t. two stad. 1t bleJ tdlnt elece.

ttt. Af e. te tt1s tT Ia 1UDle. 8t. tetD' :1.

cntr' of almt om pk1 tst" Oa11Iore 1. I Tj tff tl 1 7 i i' tli taSeIe fi Eltert at. 2 4" i sl rs. SQ ZQ I. B' c.

d. i nr If Han lcR pn19Z HJl AtIlt tehon i teJt re 1 tZ annua. mleun thaAelcu Tplhoter usocaUon NewYotcl recnU Duing be ut yeas tl. trp soot. ben IDgn A te.

usocaUon' to' holtte ahot It bos por I te I er year Te mee wU pic. te Atat a wi hed me Apri y. te exat an. cUe. lutb contendefor te shoot Te wer Atlt M.

shlL letnc a' ay te' memberl cmIttee Rcmond ated that AUnthouid ety hav t1e A Hart cair te souther cmmitee a utvl cm- mtte A A uty cte tnwhlch sne lhot Ne. conventon wih 1nuucon. as te mie ule Atat trough hil I Atanta A A com 1tee 1 leed cty hi I meet. Ca. ecUrn the' i Atant wl entertlninc te Irlut cat erng I aporlmen tl.

cit. Sooten rom UDI Sate CteP tltl shot zlteAUat eub auplc T. wHt. beldruPettoent tla bt en 1000aa10 meD Tne lr if YC ri Ie IDAUanta lUe morthaDah yeaaco 8' t-shwaa elet from. ba ulothoote 1' te Tlt ubJ Ch bnltt.

elubhota 11 ba dmo rot rj be atated atd cmpletely raged IDt. 9 Unit Stte. TIe luDda laZe anhoot tat IDthlaUOnc f61' twelv tpc bplad tU i 1 la n' PcdcSotBd pretl 1oot. helt t. cub Jeterda areroon' ODae cunt.

te GeOrceowl Stury cwl WI. ver lmlL ooe sCrea. mad. Norll Jouter. mnacer we.

ItAr Carld ught oltaI' t. cmpany. repreentatve UPtt. wereIABek LyfleldO Clak td. RE Green.

om YE Y2 a Oft WALLCE GEORGE JUlt dy. 1:0 plroD wl feld fnale thl yea Glden itged. I ha Gerla team shoulder ha memorable 1 hen Strpper lupr me. game Thankcllng be. te batte ye r.

OIe Oe foe Torado ha wlh excepton magiicent drive bakfeld True ry rer aCe ame diplayed coordlnaton and. eyaem teawork tha Indeed I. eer Te mor can. foe vanquih an ht I seeme IncnaUon Ime formatonl I unU U. daytbe mCbt.

neded more I Toda7 tn A A Btween he Ut. banner i feam te AUbur Tlger I oather taa hT ha yIel I pal on aln I Trnaeo ane far. tame" I. elenD. trm Cntewa.

b. te Plrful Teh me tuneof O. alo vlrtualy te Yelow luther colellte footbl rc Ltle Gl gme 01 1 ha eTTthlnl. ant ver Ut gain I sUn ofdetet the ne LA A o8il fn i Ul ttlte 7 nd crlhhtg forthe enteed embat favories om tDdpolnt ane Hence Tiger Tankllvlng Wlolly I eve clim I camplonlhlp. I Cach Al xan4sl a1d Ye- Jacet rnt eountn I acr li a eJ te ear ad clalle a renlt anyone tem culd 1e god Oh norL hae Vanderblt Vand ed Auburn aound Int al deeate thO Torado.

ving tte eamp u' tr crnere 1rtclus ut titt one' ald a. 1. the. bal gb 4 7ea ma I UPletof the" nit alc bu. ket perfor.

m- of ofthe t- a11 IIn4 thjm1 WINOVERST ATErEA UncorklnA' at- chmen ftfrnooll I AlOn. Irra 1 GUi tnebaUQTu goaLLStatc ii c1 bfL ot Cfal otfPI rah STATE L. e. tiyde 1. eo.

Pender rh t' Iftorr. wr re 80 oUC dOtr1S- VJUl Jga ceor1DcTouehdj b. c1en r. KJoo ucall SUte1tCerKr. IIIDplreJ 01l11OrdfJrea4 1 nrlUti.

tb ilI znailervic A leri tBamJ eo eo I thlbl ionslt unflxplaln le. oIaekeUadeie ted- Techhad tlen thro gb Wlthoutadeteat ants- twolollie uponberecorbbard Butdope then. merefaet Te rnoreatronger on' meantabso i wtt i 7iS the 2 rig 2pi. I PA Ii1o Play 1fl Sanford overl9O I Georgiaback. I.

tvaraity I 5 Malt. c- 1 1 I i. I a before Pitt. game. e1 ijl limo Ft iiaAiLi itj1 I orgia fell'- 2 ru our becnt4ken openedthe ar- gains.

linels Whelehel Hodges Pew Pomeroy-------- Andersonr Hartley C. 5 7-16 4e I Virgin ia 1 Vandycommodores 13.:1 i oI I tday by Virgnia team an th linO- I I Vsdys 50ya cut Two Ttely 11 rirkcr yard 1 1 pin id a' gosl line. eetltii yarlc aiktr 1" ginies fin fsIlci hur- Tih Vlld fled. Rntell Id late te bitt felled the line. gret vC' rtierl decnslvclv 5 being fT the ifeniVC the gnme I I the i.

ItinhiC the sod I 1. 1k 1- for at 1100 of the wo late od 1Z iJsnstve strength herd I irIInol were 0 line. sen game HendticksI gStewayt Conyersr aMichie bCarrington Berryhlllr 1Ithlnehart 0 7 0 7 Offielal. Referee. 3 CL.

6. Savannah a neries being ittital wp. nibie forthe oftotny ed- The TECR7 snry It dept. rg re q. tit Wives tLFIVEJ Glint baietbtll Site of two dif lfl Iai aA flYJCFIPE4B.

thou hamptoribtp teani will beforsthe Mondag. inTfl Spe Before de- tam good Againin cc- Richtsop. Thf- long e. t. Fit-------------1.

gs McKenzie eBilflnvsle Richeconq b. McGowan Tulane 4 SL Smith Nagie fozDwyer KIlnger for 3jliesmn. UATCU16IIIIIAxrJ xod a sew toot- the. wneetUytrd fh 1a CompletelyRout byMonstr znber iL--- Power Tlgeref t11 4emburnbuskies. GenerlVgoal onlyto 1 healthygalns.

tWo or andthe i the 25 hen sig- tilayersfor a rom IL- Showing 5 a or. diversfied. a and. un Davieswent tore nd Il I seeon truggt. bell df the time center the any mmr aehing line.

neIther amate rid 43 et end caught the ball when fnmblc4 n4 sktrted en4 tise Wsshingoy iftrst en liii. end fortvtdpas. kick. Davies bCek McCracken fir-ct down V. Js 1- front hue ss rushed was iathei- an4 bIg fullback ball to Erickson Ied the Thrton fourtbper1o cycled en' 3 line.

roa1waydmarch bse fslled. a two rdpasa backten 1IWPfldJ. was va ten MeCroryI gTempleton HStein McLeanr g. r. tArmstrong McCrackenr AndersonC bBrenkert 7 Referee WALKA WAY The 56 he so ye- Institulelads started-off ayush neartracknueet.

4 b- VM ce ptl Smith. itinart. i Leech ii. Preney minding 1. h.

Glhh' Witsonf btrNamara Reeves. Bemans. 1iclcson. 13. Athens fifth-consecutive Friday.

longest frsy 2 a for-downs tbe1 H3h v5 the gtpbooms London wasfonndedlnU2I. 4 pA24 1 i 0 4 1 Spe. andRatcheru th Teaaessees TeebScwa touchd wn. pi131s TENN3P Guerry gSatterlee bHarper er Pennay1a fl playedby curta1 will-be givi dnthe in. est itsllsi basean Yes and Petrel I re bt 10 togive bszbesnsrgan enUvenh makatJi4 alsoan6the yellsoftbs bodlerBI a- fltti teth.

dsy Is center a- mammoth are 0 I 1 EidaJ :1 lected Trapsh otrs InTheir BigHandicapJn I921 1ion iot NewYork cityrecently 1 been AtlsntaLmd sometime thenmembers ofthe be rnltteeof toenter tab b'- on. I owngrounds ad. the tento was the ac. the B. A.

4. ses il1 battlesTech yen re- A feain A. peat rom AuburnLand thrcttornered. se 161 b4had go OoIdenornado OVER STATE a I tate.show- Pa Leasister. 1.

Maplet Hodgesr hangs Woodard bWIlliamson periods 14 00 44 Guilford liuesmanTim otperIods i DnItishIntertsts OTera etqpe1tL4dpoIntbstween. p.i.ecAlAd-P 1 ti'-c- I a. handsof ecrapwas ottheday the I any-- comingweek theIolden through the I tar. stars Me-- gamethere bodyusually atumnloome border a- careof foratiesltZ000 guess thisrooni Istclled i BYDARTMOU-2H Pb1a2elfl1s. Pow.

P1Ot Nw walkid. off via- close game. thJiennsylvanla thisyear. t4 Jordancon- a cy madetwo toucbf nnsylvsnlasonly a er Dart. the Rpd fsot aii repeatedly Ihe qy Ions ancnqff MreflepNaiiyanSsgb 4e4a 7.

first rid. bieyels. drive ao. tyou woid liaViliion dollars1i weekby ot on fried fish. aadp- tetodtfnirtrr9 cii Ccv.

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