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retains theta. and wht- with the LltLe. defeat of on ac- hll. horde of LCruwud our ttrday and 're- periods the happen when fhen Penn State tSeyen to look idzOn with any- ticipauoa. Vand tell It as and as kindly situation warty against Wal.

yester the Tech play that has canied name and fame thevAOsfeiaool to redound ever the lenl breadth of the country OhaavU stately minuet a lance dJ TheTornado points to s4Uifyanb fPr points mean UttUtbU tUa ear.Dnt the machine the old lot rAdo was. The" fine block- Jog that. Alex thoroughly drilled intohls ete last season was looked or Except la a few rare- and paucity noticeable instances the WM executed. with hegItatiord uncertainty. and therjumpjtf owes its value to the-alert pely of.

the men in may. The kwaa nothing to fteak. an tbsaing At SWo ouV heard it etBvsee what the particular trouble. ssfg probablothauoctly re. sletence was ered on the left aide" of Oclethoj line.

Its seldom that anyqoes better toot- i ball than that' ttt by David Saturday and hAihmighty able as- WWle lfamrly guard. seemed to. be dolngrfhisirkwhile both JJartenfeld and tfehead performed prodigies of deivevfpotbair at center for Ogle All. these Tlen. with the xJou of Iiamrlck.

ave. had a yea tutelage under cock. Therlv football. the otherVJU the right side or the Ogletliorpns wa as wide op a as the g4t Gehenna. On tb Side wa Jmammoth Tiny jjerlst whojod like Jess wil- Oard In tootball Tiny- Is still tOping aroufWIiln to discover 5 tWfoottsitme 1.

au bout lie evidently hajanyyery fixed Idea on the rub yet. When he does ft lmightylikely mate a trerosOs ort of a loot- alrplayer bttt t' in the future. Yesterday hejfffjJo nothing but. pile up a recordr- going throeegb uceesHlve play hoot Being pmt lie did. thlsigely because he Sldnt hit anybodnd anybody who all him boundtfff.

Anrhow he retired from the with hispants ally undna rare achievement for a footbiplayer Tech Did ainage This overttcaide 01. the line that Tech maa scores. Naturally the Tornadnras" looking for football experhjaalfthrough the" ame and when was- discovered that no. reslstqwas encountered on Oglethorpeav hf wing the ob- vlous way to tpracUfe was to try the left andte the experienced football matM was encountered is veq at that T. howed all sorts of.

latent aollltyi Its attack It gained. over thieft side of the trel line prettjiuch as it chose third perl. butLtheae pins were largely da scintillating In dUldual runntnry Jlmmle Brewater rather thano any concerted attack on the pa of the Tornado. Probably thXBt hopeful ex plantation andiuspect the true one of the lade cohesion on the part of the Tech am. is that after Red Barton bi scored a sufficient number Ofolnta to.

put his team solid co rt Alex tried evj posalbJo eODr1atlon that could be arranged from numerous squad. 31 made substitionsliterally by tkrfccore He the. demon eta- tliMctans. In throress- box dlzsy tryrng to keep them. They flrtWIy got tlredtnd Its a tough.

jobtlrng a tootbJ statistician who lm yoig and always in love ith hi- Jok As a result. Fro that at leashalf a dozen athlete got in th. tray yesterday whose names wtl- ever be heralded as having rarticljted therein. The. oondlHoae i4ed confusno.

the confusion of Babel I don't tMnk that any of batch of play- ers spoke th en. language at Ie not the can language ax tar signals go. I th only way the fact that TVrfcwaa twice penal- Iced for delayinehe game can be explained. Theyoouldnt go head and play hreaueeio tncould call. 7 rnal that anybody Jcn w.

Finally it. waseeldrf to everybody. A de rision was mad- despite the Tact thrfl the hail we then on Of1 20 and tlw. ban wee dellberBtelyxKyted Mna tn coal line. Tlmeand energy couja have been coo by impiy turning the ballVer the Petrels.

Irronls Wot Was OnftBright Spt Vom cltK Int of view. the' tJW bright. SuUandlng feature of the game was ft work of Barron. The famous Rejf tan I he wished anywhere end any. time.

lie worked with a sh end assurance that was In ut striking contrast with. the workhf-hte" teammates that It stood outinonagnlflcent There wasio hesitancy un lnty about. UnW-nc-t about ReJ He. simot tucked the ball unto his tumm and out And when. he had shed digging-'a twtchdown was.

ltber scored or In tnW making. Hs speed was zllng. His pow wed unspeakable. I rather guess tlat no one can t1 mate Reds pow" unless he by that gentlenan. Personally.

I willing to br go the' know- But nva ti crowd watched the brilliance of Barron. the thoughf a a football team with scoring asset. Is ti ta that ta dangerous. Cer tab ly a ttammuithavea roajrwho canigralnitTronnil by carrytn the oaJt but Just as certamly a team must hays a man who can. make or- threaten the apposition his toef and even more eer- fta4n It In this day and time that totblt tem mut have an fair attack before it can be proclaimed tried iwklek1ng drop or nt yesterday It didn't jav to.

but Tech did try passing. It repeatedly and but' COe passes wsk completed shd tnkt for' a gain of' a seven arts. Whereat the wtssacrea rpoum Personally. TYe about readied the Conclusion that" Tech. yesterday had ivOay' that comes- to very foot.

if" Yard. front. scrlmmage Tech 5 Oglethorpe 4 Yardg from penaltie OgrlethoriHS 7. i First downs Teca 25. Ogle- th rp f.

Yards from retun kickoffs- Jech-12T'Oglethorp Yards from returned punts hiee. OglethorpV.P- Yards from" forwatiT' passes- Teen 7. Punts Teca 8 for an average ota yards Oglethorpe 11. for an average of yards. ups TECH 41 POsOjLEmoRP1f Ue.

e. i David Johnson' 11. Coopetcapt Lebe7' vi. Hamrlk. Frye i e.

Bartenfield Davis i r. i Adams' Flncnerr Roberts' Staton. A. r. Johnson YcDonauJrh q.

b. Varnadoe Scarboro 1. Turner liarron r. ckers liarilo capt. Harris Touchdowns Scarboro Barren Harlan.

er. Perst Caldwell. Goals from touchdown A Staton J. Staton. Grainger Lyman.

Substitutions Tech Grainger for- Pincher Carter for Barton. Armentrout for A. Staton. for Nabelle. Meflee for Johnson Mclntyre tar Lebey.

AmJs for for Grainger. Hunt for McDonough. Feral for Carter. Fame- Frye. forum for Davis.

Lytnah worth for Harlan. Grainger for Lyman. Brewster lot- Searboro Kincher for McRee. Murphy for Farnsworth. Caldwell for Fincher.

UI for Borum. Gardner. for J. Staton. Pavo for Gardner.

Catet for A. Statoxi. Fleetwood for Arnie. Rather for Ferst. Hall for Hunt.

Hartford for Hall. Oglettorpe Jacobs lot' Roberts. Roberts for Jacobs. Hfele for Turner. Stevens for Harris.

tVOitehead for Bartenfeld. Campf Johnson. Wyatt for Adams. Harris forStevens Jacobs for Wyatt. Mortis- for Ha- Offlclals Referee.

Flndlay Va. umpire Tichenor. Auburn headUnesmah. Stewart Dartmouth Time of periods 15 minutes. It out.

but I'm also very sure of this that team is going to be drilled mighty. mighty hard aU this week in throwing and receiving forward passes. Tnafa as certain a the fact that Williams Joseph aim. Q10ns Is head of the Ku Klux Klan. On defense.

nothing could be asked of. the Tech performance. A demon statistician says that Oglethorpe gained but lour yards from scrimmage. They say that figures don't lie. but in this case I'm sure that they do and most villainously at that.

I remember about twelve. yards that the Petrels gained and when" a football team-plays through. four periods and pins that little ground. I believe that thy should have the credit. for every blamed- Inch' of it.

I don't know who the official was who called the. off side penalty on- the. Petrels rte lake Motrlshad rushed Oh ball for" aTfirst down. I hp It wasn't my old friend Tlch enor. I've always.

regarded Tick as a kindly man. It baldheaded. and I ant believe there la milk of human In the cosmogony of a roan or football official who will call a penalty on a Wretched football team on the only first down It makes in a game particularly when the first down comes in the. last five minutes play. It looked like cruelty heightened to the nth degree and its was though the penalty was deserved and I guess th official would have been bawled out-IT he hadn't called It.

Whaling Big Crowd- Views' Festivities. Titer. was a whaling" ig crowd out tot' the game. Lepre Davis. Tech publicity expert says there were around 8000 people In the stands.

It was avcolorful- crowd. too. The Tech hand playing and the plucky little Oglethorpe student. body yelling Touchdown Oglethorpe. jut as opefull when the Petrels 4 the ball on their own yard line as they.

would have had' the- ball been on Tech's five- yard line. There were. sponsors. and colors and the old guard and an that sort of thing on hand. with Abe Adair hauling line for Tech and Bill KaUka keeping for Oglethorpe.

and similar familiar sights. The Oglethorpe supporters had their lopes dashed. when it was announced just prior to' the game that Knox. sensational halfback of la A season. was' not.

only not even on the field In but had del. initely decided' not to re- ntip school. Knox had been counted on to make trouble for Tech. II. came out for one practice lasvweek and then returned to However there was lots of whoop- Ing when kicked oft and Captain Judy Harlan ran the ball bark to Tits owA twentyyard line.

There was an ineffectual buck and then Red Barren ran for the first first down. There was a ten yard penalty on the play. however. and Scarboro kicked ttf midfield. That by.

the way. was the closest th Petrels ever got to the' Tornado goal. Vickers bucked a yard for O. and then the Petrels tried their one lonesome pas It was incomplete and Varnedoe punted to Tech's fifteen yard line. HarlanStarts Alter Tech's First Marker.

Harlazi bucked four yards and then Barron found that vulnerable right side of OlethOrpe and- sprinted' fifteen yards. Scarboro was nailed on the next. Play and then there was a Tech fumble and once more Barren was called on. He raced around thar old end to Oxlethorpes yard line. from whence Tech.

carried it over on successive plays Scarboro having the' honor of From then on It was the same story. Oglethorpe would dot fairly well toward holding Techf ana JBar- Kro would get the' balL- rAlt off again. Red himself scored the rec. ond touchdown' with a brilliant yard run. when the aWft- worked perfectly.

After Red had made- one more spectacular Ton In the third period he was called oil and Carter took up his work. McDonough shortly afterwards scored the third' touchdown. The third period was made remarkable by the beautiful man. her in which Nabelle. ajrobstltnte Tech was working down Snder ounti and the tact that Harris Oglethorpe gained on play.

tAereb3fprov third- period. Farnvworth. er. ient tBvtta. tjnekfleld.

and in thepres tjpx. It that- they were work- oee wholtlot than first trln backs did. In this- Brtwstec did his damag1 scoring of a one buplttouco himself Sjandl Contributing a kbrlloo ttaDtsyard run to the otherwbtci wa a pntsacro. Frank. Ferst.

InWe last Tech became Babel andwouid havftMronei scores si- had not' a- pass. forced ick- JU Here are a few of. the sights the lens of Staff. Photographer FranclsE. Price yesterday at Grant field when' the Golden Tornado defeated the Oglethorpo Petrels.

In the upper picture Dewey Scarbofp crossing tie line for the Jackets flretJouchdoTrainthe opening quarter. Captain Judy Harlan Is running interference lna new way onitlieVground but. the vicious looking Petrel hasn't a. chance on earth to get over his massive form. Inthe middle picture an Qglethorp backlleld.

man has teen topped In an attempt to go through the Tech line. Below Al Staton Tech's right end has spoiled Varnadoee hope of getting away for a toachdoTrnl TECH HI. WINS' FROM CADETS Augusta. October 1 Special. The famous Jumpshlft od Georgia Tech.

was seen In action here this aftoertoon when cJi. High of Atlanta defeated' Augusta Richmond academy 19 to 0. IfeltlieT team was able to get in the- tint half. the ballweesawlnj up and down the field and finally resting peacefully near the center at tha close period. SP half.

however. was very different in that both teams started off With e. rush and did. not' Jet- up until tti Last play was over. Clean foutban was- played throughout.

Tech Highs first score camajn the third quarter when Tet High' took the tall' on downs1 Academy's 3 5 yard Carroll. ONeal and Whlt on off tackle and through center blayeplac on' the yard Chrthe fourth attempt Wtl ved under stHellnei of scrimmage or touchdown Richard- son kicked al. In the period Tech High was rced- tokick. ont of anffer zone. but the kick as and.

Whiteman scoped up the ball for a sensational run of 65 to the yard line. TechHlffbwa psl- xed yard Of 1 ythen Curvan drop pied backhand lifted a dropkick neaUyjttetweenthe goal posts. Onl one was tlme takenoQt for a Tech. algh player. In SntbJtlaat minutes- of the fourth quarter When- Carroll- re- a knee amlflahlp.

doobling him ut was back la play how- eveiT bef or la two minutes were up. Tech High woefully outclassed the home team. eleven first downs were made. Jby the Purple and Oold warrlorsto six by IUchmond- academy. The up TECH.

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Curran iui 7i Whltney Gilbert i DorsKt Prieaj- it s.v.r. Lucky Jones riZvii c. ONIerry capt. Stone rfr. ollyrv.i..is- rt Fair Ichardson tOir e.

KUpatrlck eapt. e- Kllptrlck stnu j. b. i. Johnson 0N al VrfcbS Lehman Whlteman if b.

SCOTS by periods ch rr A. Rf Summary r- Tonclidown by WhIte- man field oa1 bt Curran academy- Sustitut1nna-- For- Tech High. tHirdln for" Price for Blehmon a cad emyvyerd err' for Loclot Referee Brlrht McConnell headllaesmaA rSaneken tftioii keejtf ey i Hlnea and FresnoCaU October. Soules. driving.

In theSevntv ecfiBd lap of a 150 automobile ac Ian Barnrwh was witir-SoaIesV' alsorjrMlaJawdi i sa SK David Pulled- Down Many Goliaths Yesterday Says Staton Qg1ethcrpes End and Red BarrbnDeserve Praise Asserts. P1 a ye Who Waslnle BY JOUN STATOST. Ted' rt Rad The Oglethorpe. game has passed Into. history and Red Barton has added another feather In his cap of glory.

Red played a wpnderful game and deserves all credit. Ills Interference- was above the usual and his runs wero ma terfuL He made the' rnn ofthe gaine when he stored the second touchdown. Hl. interference carried him well past line of scrimmage and then' It was Red who used a ZOTZ tS 6 itifnarm very brilliant' and speedy running to elude several ambitious Ogle- orpl being done. there was nothlnjf further to do but to touch the ball down.

In the crashing line of events Itis well to. mentionInja gLowtngway the nice playing of. Dewey Scarboro and Dewey' started off the game at left hair and scored the first touchdown for Tech. lie made. some pluperfest runs.

van4 bucked. the ball like a' pile drlverT Dewey's strong point. though Is hit tackling and general defensive work. He' is without' doubt the hardest tackler on the squad. When he hits a man he salivates him.

If. can come up faster to tackle than. mot any. man Tv ever en Frank" Fern lookedsomewhat like the' Ferst fG14 in. thejcamsyes Urday.

He worked hare on the in. terf renc andxiwas ever elusive and hard. to catch. Her developed into somewhat of a bucker when he crashed through- the4- line tfor his hare of. the dame i i Callow-B I ci When that took the fllld in the.

second they. showed omerealclassforabonta with more than an ordinaryamount of time they scored on straight football. two- touchdowns. Then they seemed rto get down. vand one didn't see such Rood football float' around.

Hunt and Brewster were the constellations for this bunch. They didyeoman services and deserve jjreatj credit t. The lln Blarwa mighty onr rf nt. Th line was con tantly rtnewed but in spite of ithts the fellows showed a goodly amount of s6tt Prov by the tact. that.

Ojrtethorpe did not make a signal firstdown. Caldwell th nenrt laurel wreath. Inth totwth quarter- when hope for another touchdown seemed. low. behold- whispered the magic and two- seconds later lie unraveled himself and found that he was behind the goal line with the ball in his posiea- slots.

The conquering hero had come Into his own. He had scored a touchdown and kept his team from the disgrace or being "skunked" la the Mast quarter. Seriously speaking it was a fine bit of foot- bait when. Oranger blocked the punt and less fell on it touchdown. The outstanding feature from the Ogltthorpe point of' view was' the playing of number 46.

David. I believe. is his name. and. many was the time that he took after his great' aucester.

He pulled down Goliaths aVj afternoon end wanted more' to come- along. It med as lf hegot nearly half of Oglethorpes tackles. Never did let up. but. kept fighting all the- time.

lie Is a. man will hear. some close scrutiny. Oglethorpe was several times. better' than Wake They had a charge in the line and drive in the backfield.

They- kept It UP all 'during- the game to r. They offered fierce Teslstahce to our every attempt-'and messed" fl stood many plays onthat account. They have a good teamther Is nox3ou tof that. What they lack is experience. and of course that is not pined' or acquired In' one day or even two for that.

matter. If they keep that team together foranother year then you will Me a ootball team that will give any college a hard scrap. It Is true that Tech won the game and- won- It by all points but that does Sot mean that. Oglethorpe did not have a' good team. They- have little reserve strength as matched against Tech's many substitutes.

Weeould stick In fresh men-at will. while their men' tad tostlck Our hats are off to you. Oglethorpe. You played cleanly and you fought hard. There no disgrace nsucb an honorable defeat.

The mottinjoUceabl defect of. the Teen xrr their Inabil I to. get together on Uhe off ensef They all right on idef but at times th offense was rank. Several times Uhe center tiad to hold the ball to let. some Tech-'man figure out the signal.

This may-go on some. teams. ut to go- to pieces on the signals will prove fatal InlsUme games. This has rotto be improved. Jf we- art.

to. beat Georgetown. Rutgr rs CARROLLldN LAGRANGE foothill team idef fat roli. ton- JtrM-- tsaiw rriaayafternovD It to The teem tn did an their srortn in the first two juar ters. while Carrdllton scored Jhelt only tuebdown in- part of the- tl Ird tjuarter.

Ithert ara was. able to gain In the s-fcnrtlj quarter jand theVcame ended iwith the baU near tb center Of the field. TECH FRESH DEFEATRMA BY Roy' WHITE. Coach George Orltthi Georgia chr freshman team beat- Sandy Beayers Riverside Military deC eleven by' a score of to Saturday afternoon oq Urant field. During the first Quarter ueltbcy team scored or even had a chance to score due to good line work on both.

sides. The freshmen team was play. Ing its tint game as. a college eleven and themen seemed to' be nervous. The.

features of the first quarters playing" were. the punting by McWhorter for Tech freshmen and Rosenfelt for the cadets. Both these lads kept the ball far. away from their goal line by good punt- log. The second quarter also saw no scoring for either Aside.

Again In this quartet' the- line work of both. teams was as good a could be expected. Captain Saunders of the freshman team led his mates- in the attack' against the- cadets and time after time he would break. through and throw the opposing hacks for josse Glenn at center for' the freshnien also played wellJa the line. Prank Harris.

McWhorter and nodwlnplayed well in thebackfleld for. thejfreshmen. but none of them touid get the bait tOWlthln striking' distance. In the third quarter. Tech frehh- men kicked to Rivetside then.

forced the cadets- to punt. The freshmen received the ball on their own yard lIne by ome beautiful line plunges by. Godwin and jjlc. Whorterand long runs. by.

Harrie ho ball was carried to Riversides yard line when McWhorter car- rt it across for a touchdown. The rest of the quarter aw several exchanges of punts. i In th last quarter. Oodwln. by straight line plunges- carried the ban over the soalfine or a downy McWhorter aided vepr mats- rlaliy In putting th kalltrUWn ttlkin distance In the last few minutes of play MeWburter- raadea yard pao td Harris.

who. carried It. across forthex last touchdown Bur ke Ben vri OUna c. Wilder Forester JV Weaver IIollowil Saond rs T. Jones Vr Rosenfelt Davit i r.

Marsh Godwin Heard Touchdowns McWhorter- Godwin. Uanls Referee. Monroe fW Pl umpire. stceonne1. Va head Turner CT SufesUta tlon ForTerh freshmen.

flhieitt for Forester Crumby for Ifelton. for Grumbj' Lewis riM Who' iv Riverside. Chambers for ifoilowelt. rn Resistance of Baptists v. 37 4 Tenneasee CaVsotf- Newman oU Alljtii High school- i vy 1 Korta Carolina Stats Gollandet college Humphrey game canceled 1 SUi Johns college 20 Westeib Maryland Oiii iwc Princeton.

iv rnncetqn JU Swartkmore 7. Cambridge ilasaAr- 3 Holy Cross 0. V1 Springfield At iiaienv Va-tnlloanokricollege- 14 Guilford college r-f Wofford oUsge. North Georgia gies 0. I'- jAt Greenville.

BBl- varsity. Newberryscollege. 0 At Columbia. C. University South Carolina 13 Ersklne 6.

i iv Georgia Tech. 41 Oglethorpe. 0. NY7 UFJlorth CUtfoUnVs te. 0.

Birmingham Alaj October l. Au burn 14. Howard Tuscaloosa. A1a October 1 AIa bama 2TSprtngHlU7. At Easton Pa.

ye 6. Plttsjburg 5fc At Syracuse Syracuse 31. Ohio 0. At' New Haven University of Vermont 0. Yale 14.

At Lafastte. Ind. Wabasn Fur. due J1 At Madison. Wls W4 eonla 21.

Lawrence 0. vv J. At PhlladeIphla iUntverslty of Pennsylvania Franklin and Mar. shall et New Brunswick 21. Mary land S.

Rut fer0. At Washlngton- Ckorgstowxt Lebanon- Valey O. At Hanover Dartmouth IS. Mid- dlbury 3 i At Orono. Maine Norwich ii University of Maine 0.

At Brunswick. Matne-Bowdoin 13 Rhoda Island State 0. 1 TJ AtDurhanl N. cATrlnlty M' Lynehburg college 13. At Ann Arbor.

Michigan 1 4 Mount- Union 0. i At- Wooster Ohio Wooter 14J Hiram 0. si- At Akron Ohio Cat 14 Akron 0. At Chester. Pa.

Albright college 27 Pennsylvania Military college 20. At Collegevllle Pa. Vlllanova 4 Ursinus O. At CWcago 41 Northwestern At Lincoln Neb. Nebraaka Wesleyan Ithaca N.

T. Cornell 41 St. llonaventure 0. At Middletown Conn- Weileyan 13 Stevonk 0. At Clinton.

X. T. Hamilton college 0. Williams colllege 4. At New York Amhertt Coum- bla 7.

At Cleveland Wettren Reserve S. Heidelberg At. Oberlln. Ohio Oberlin WlttenburJl O. At Ames.

Iowa Ames 22 Coe S. At Wasblngton. Washington and Jefferson It. Bucknell 0. At Newark.

Del. Muhlenbura- 21 University of Delaware 0. At State Colleare. Pai Fnn yIvanla State 24- a tty burr i At Carlisle. Pa.

Dickinson col- le 45 on E6 HartfordU Conn Trinity college- Worcester Tech 0. At Amherst. Maa Massachusetts Asrrlcul tural college 13 Connecticut Agrrlcultnral college 0. A Atlowa City University of Iowa 52 Knox AtColumbus Ohio Ohio State 2 Ohio Wesieysn 0. At Rochester.

N. TBochest university 7. Niagara unlveristy 0. At Boston Boston' coiie a 13 Boston univetfaty- 0. At Athens Oa.

Georgia. 28. Mercer i. At Richmond University of Richmond 14 Catholic university O. We oInLj Y1 New Hampshire StaUl Army 7.

At Charleston Citadel U. Paris. Island Marines 0. ArDanvliUMCy- Centre College 14. Clemson College O.

At Providence it. Brown 12. Colby 7. At Cincinnati- Sf avlsi" 31 Mofna Harvey 7. Western' Reserve 23.

Heidelberg O. At Columbus Ca. University of Florida. United States Infantry Schooj 0. At Emory.

Va. Emory and Hen. College 21. MllUgan College At Johnson City. Tenn.

East Tennessee State Normal 17. Tusculum IL NasbvUle. October Vand rblt 34. formal At Charlottesville- University- Virginia 23 Gnrg Washlngton 0. Auburn 21.

Howard At. Minneapolis Minnesota 1 North' Dakota Or At BloomlZ1fton. Jpdlana 29. Kalamazoo 0. Tulane 0.

MlssUslppI College 14. Chsrlnttesvllle. JTaj October 1. University of Virginia. 28 George Washington.

At New. York New York university 26 At. New York Fordhanu 101 Washington. 0. At Hamilton.

14 Allegheny. 0. At Detroit University of Detroit. 25 Franklin. 0.

At Chapel trill. fi University of North Carolina li Wake Forest 0. At Tlopeks Man. Kansas- univer- Louis university 12. At St.

Ixmlsr RolIa School of Mines O. ton university At Columbia ourl S6.O- lahonia and Mfl K. At DeBTeriJJenrerinfl Kansas Normal 7 At Colorado Springs- Colorado Springs 37. Grand Island college 9. At Stamford University Stamford 41rHareIrtand marines 0 At Austin Unlversitrf Texas 13.

St ward ollegerO At Oxfor l-3tts Untn lfr'- Mississippi 2 West Tennessee Nor- TENNESSEE NORMAL defeated. Middle TnneisejNormal. 4to. hrs to day. toil was kept fensive throughout 0 Oi 0-- ff Sooringi yandftrfblltl touchdowns.

McCulloueh Ryan Smith jCoiiyers Bell- goals after cMownx Smith :11 Winder- Oav October 1 1tSp cis4. Winder lltjch1 cboorVrefeat dE16e I la td 9irrmit I woke after kln rth Qin. for SO yardajllarrison. Winders tar fullback. carried the sklaacrou forWindersjflrst i kicked goal.

About three minutes Iatervp Hill. Winders qdSrtsrbaek i yards around right for another toUchdown The second quarter nded re. and. so did the scoring. The two ittart were Star in Openiiig Staged by ccl tf ootbalt season this afternoon- a Santord game" ev ed qnSanfordfield.

e. Came edweliovert vD hoursVaa time out or Injuries were frequent. Mercer- fought- valiantly and held the Rest and. Black' to closer core thin In fact. It looked for a time a If the fiaptlstsl if ere- In a air way to the be or the score.

The first quarter ended- with neither side scoring and Georgia was able to one- inttex second frame. The Rtdand Black added their other- three tallies In the third. quarter. The main of ea ture of the tfame wastthe playing of Georgia' quaterhack. Although a new mankind playing els flr game with the.

Red and Black. the. lad from Florida showed up like a veteran. He' gained' practically every time that carried the. ball.

He ran the' team like' a veteranand his forward passes were accurate It present indications' are true. seems to. be the find of Coach StegemanHhis year With a little more experience. Randall wilt tine or the most promising backs lit the souttur" Rryaolds Star Another encouraging mealure for Georgia supporters watHhe showing of Jim Reynolds at halfback. At times Jim showed flashes of bin old form.

He wen off tackle several times- for- substantial gains and htr sidestepping was beautiful to be-hold. Although hedldjjot Play entire. game. Jim Is responsible if or muchot the ground that Qeoiarla gained. For.

Mercer. the playing or Cecil at halfback and Smith at end' toodtarahoTethat of their mates. Cecil seemed. the only man on the Mercer team whom the Red and Black line was not able to tmat will. Irwin at rlsrat end.

also played welt. punting Jor the Baptists and his ktoks. averaged well 40yards. i Georgia Satisfied Althotlght there was majority of Georgia supporters- seemed well RatUfled. over the first appearance of the-team in action.

There was no worry about the defense but sonic doubts were raised as to' Georgia's ability ito advance the todax showed that In Reynolds Randall and Splcer. the Red and Black three' men who can" be' depended. upon to- bear the attack. Georgia's first score iam in th second quarter. With the ban prac-- SSSiyln outfield.

Mercers i was' intercepted by forward pass. to gained Z6 yard- Jim rnoida made it yards off tackle. With th ball on Mercers yard line Sploer gained two. yards. pollings added three mote land Spice carried It The next 4aUycame to third quarter when Randall returned.

punt 25 yards through broken lleld and- then added ten more around the end. ReynyW8-- reroalntor dlstance oft tackle Pew klcked goal. Coiling scored the- next. touchdown after a. pa 9 ibad been intercepted on yard circled.

th nd for nine yards and Randall added five more. Pollings carrt ball over. Randall scored th lat tally of th game. Thellneup and Pos Smith. 1.

Reynold Simmons. i. lt Bennett Lancatftriii 1. g. WelcheJ Johnson.

c. iiiDy Herndon. V. g. ViAnth fc Pew Irwln i r.

ei i. i Murray Poorev tvVb Pierce RUbin. 1. it. JReftotda Cecil.

iiTh Sp4 er Welch. Vriii Collings Substitutes- For Mercer. Samrnons for pwin rroaf or Johnson Fld er for PooreCon for Smith Uc for Itarbin. Clegt forCowart Jteto for For Georgia Rich for Murray Randall fop. Pierce.

Struppa or Splcer. Vandtv for Anthony Thompson for Reynolds. Hartley forvStruppavrnil for Pew. Referee StrnppeXTechj Umpire. Flowers Tech Headline man.

Hagr ItolyCrois Timeof quarters. Is mlmite Oo touchdown. Pew- 4. 1 ATLANTA GIRL DelrN. October Stirling.

Atlanta United man got4 day ed one. up In holes by' Mrs. C. 11. VaBdert ck.

Philadelphia. the first of nine match between women' golf ers gepresenUngthe ea andw st. Eastern players won eighth of the nine matches whlcawcra held. preliminary to Jh woman's national' champlolUalP toqrntrnent starting Monday. Mlasetlrllng was t.

amemberof tb western aai. Playing the Hollywood club ours or tae first time. the Atlanta girl was hard pressed 11 the way. by Mrs. Vanderbeck.

largely se of her iioor' putting. Until the trsv1 hole Miss SUrllngs drlrtnir-andap- proachlng wire superior but at the nineteenth she took. live rtoreicar the green including scl hooked brassie second and two approaches. Miss Ernestine Pearcg of Chicago a the only successful it live of the western The cards of Mis SUrling ndT ef opponent. follow Mrs.

beck out Ml 5S45S seven. Results of thermatchs ollow of. Philadeipbiaefestsd Mrs. David Gaol. of Memphi at the home' snr RE Jsekson.

Sll Jeanette of I three. and onr sj" Zreeitlne Ptarefcof Vhicago aefeatedjlifsr home green. one up. ihickrialiof Jf Terki Miss DorotHyiKlut Aof thre and UOr1rlaJtt. ls i.

KzoK Sridgeport- Coin- def at Ml lukerra Chfc tive' shf tiTf.lfMrs/ aepa i Unn of Cblcajxr four and tl rt 5 Jit St t. Itlf ii Fil3iI ffif' Jl. fi 0" 1' ti tl 1 C' I 1 if' rW I if' itf JltI JrltJ JId 4" ir 11' Irt' il8 I f. Nf I i rr i 11. HUi S.

I. on ft t. IJ i i noF A lmc' i. tA ww tOttT1 iir' A Wt 0' 1 KeJ1 1 1t 11 At fams t. i1Il of ch roUl.e iu Je ehamplonab J1dwbt.

et moJu t. withftbe11Ue Wd. ot u- Ogfetnurp rkble al eounto jrote ld. thatWtnt WltthehOraeor reebuu aV I kaOt. terd Del' J' maJDe4th ofperoQato i WOlJdermo 01e1Jia.

t' dlck Js4 Rut ihen pennStaCe 14 to rJif an- thJn ui Lettel1 ancheUlt QulgkJyj ttnd rtdiu ranbifrl1e i i ceap qp dJ1ame the-- A ool-c fer thaa oft TheTorn lftt lf nl em ch1ne Uk1JJj I waain1 Thetine i totJlniXxeept I anclJIlall7 the wIIuecuted oUiuvalue the' Alert' thelUen kick t. an4thssinp fn ata1L Noouvqheard ht ts wl at partl ar In the Jr9l abl thatIUICte lJtatern nCered onthe 1' Gom an llbyDavld an2r a tQbe doing ihl51rkwhlleboth liprodlgies ohc center ouot ad I On 0th rl1ahe th rn tba. Tg I flobtrte. isWI to. what a 1 to toot-I Jf.player-brt.t'a Jon.

hll. nothl rec till tblFceI1ecauee. hhtl lt w. his ant. act1 lIy gc SIdf 1 i lt rth at 1 ornadwulooklnglOr I exper alJ' through.

game andwh Bla i I thorpe'-t1t I i ii tr leftanc4tethe. :1 ma 4eItc EveIJ atthat. ltaattack YJ rr kl I i due In- runn i cia ertb ec i ex- thTech am ner dent lnt. cODrtAex 18 possibie 31. substitioris literally rcore tans.

II I gA lr sure that 2 tf1 t' VJ1 wJheTerbe. vlng Tb nd l1' ted. eonfu Glt. I. thlllK the t111e St toa tM TftSwasnrlce delalti he ms one could P4gnal ftybody1rnew.

was runt. knew UatlbIs de- he th :0 al1d the lY OtM' hhtnd tb 081 JJn Tlmea1icrenergy eoald ootved' by' simply tu ngthabaJl ve1to thtf 1faiT s. Bright rtg ofBrron RetnD hete endt tnau utln agnlt1c nt heSltanc. or un a Ji zUngHfs kabll. ill 1atlIerneKtIa can.eIKl- bythLt ge lam wnl1Z1ito Ngo i ijtte wat be I tMbrUUncof lth.oUC.

be. keptarglnga fo tbaU 1p wlthbut Ole us t1II Mt a i j. baJ certal n17 I thZeatetl th ithls eTenmore 11' a t1methat aDw befora pr dalmed i htrled no 1klek1nc. djQ ement. 41 eh' 1 ledJt7repea.

11' an tbeee-pasaes. wucompleted' I Z. wl eaC1ea eacb i nt1ullloR Tech 4. 4aythat toeryfoot IJa1 ifm. WbeA4 bU ba ot Yltm1r1Iarto W.

5r i e. tr ii. rlDuna :2,11 Ogleth PeL oi trori Tec di CI ChorpO Yardslr mretumedk1ck ffa-- ch 121 Oglethotpe U. trom4returned puD hJC leth orpf I torwat psIes 1 Punts aAaverag. yardlOglethorpe1kJoru a it pe al JK rye C.

iRoberts StatonA L11. Vjckers Touehdowns-Scafboro I ta tDuchdo Sta I. GralngerLyman. Tech' tonJ Nab l1e cRee Ami Hall tor ltehead Bartent la. bell for for Stevens rrl.

tor a- this-that a. 1m" tliatOgle yard8trum rrl ebut 7 tlgjf team' plays thattJresr forever blam the offside Morris had ruah dUobll nt that. there. el. gree gueuth.

caDedlt. was' I Tecl1PubUcUy a olorfuI own thlnlon hts. oli notonI7 J1oteveD' tf ld ld fo I lk' li 1aII week I IB ef bk 9. Pl A the ardtor J1dtben ec edto TechsFirst buckedfour daand Sc rboro waTeC Ue4 old toyer Scar oro A Iwathe tor 11811. Bar-1 1011 Redhlmself lICore4the 1 I :15 7ar4 ranwheD ahlttworked madeoue unin.tha..tblrd ciDO eh wu t11eteautlfulman lror kr i under untandtM torOglethme tneelltxarcbon ff ag ft i I.

tnthe-th1rd Tech ItartesI' I Ub 1e1r crew. iFerat. B. 1Int JafldBrewter were b1t the from 18eat4hf UPJl1tthepresa x. me tbeywetefOrki 11ng.

tog-ether' whole lotbeUer than the' flrsttrlng ha k. dl4. Inth petlodiJJr6wster h. ma lpht1tOwardthe corlnJOf. upleof.

touchdOwflL getting llD eUI and ruDtothe' byiFrankFerst 1Ja1 eJast perlodrecb I na hO fPea kl 1. Ia. ow with 1 tiCk. wss tob1 II4f th' aU JoS tt I N. I are ther Franc sE pflcesa ye ten Grant Gol en I rb lr thellne for.

Ja ket8 firs touchdown' hi theopenlnt ntng newjraf the- ground V1 t18 Petrel1am In the taton Tech's. d. of I SD lumpSh ft ll whe I lgh. i' elti ableto tarte in ball eeeaawll1rnp 1 tllIg nearthe attheoloBe lav i 1 rJi ntll tOie playWs CootJ1 wasplaTe Techmghffnt rwhn thtiaU ondownwon A1ad 35 yard OWealand a tO Whltman dvel the line. fo touch otuc ar In cb HIgbwas ffo1t I.

nianscoopedup th fori h' a I rb- iall i neatl tweeDth al" once W1WI. tl le' ken a' ml the.lourth-qual'tUJ lVhfnCanolJ ee I Aml hiP. ton hw un Ut tUIle4 E1e Eleenfiretdowna by Gold warrlo to' a1xbrR1chtnC 1d' tne II HIHPOS JtC nn ert. Yt L-C' JDol t. 1 Ig io.

HOll7 r.L j' Gt eh 9 bo. tbb oda o1g1 O' 10 R.C.- OO otuM 1mbyWblt mantleld JlJCUrraD pal ro r1to ca8M rnand I Substt M1 Fo rcUDfot Prt for' tIIchmondlaqdenu YeTd Loe h. ea d1I11. irma. SIUI.

ekeD m. ke 1 erad ln tlIXpa1nreUJ i 1. I SouleLdrylnItJnthe I i I 1H1Yd I fl1IsntI t1I ri who 171wl Soulsg i Littl Pull dUOWD lia Sfat pgle rpefs nd BanP se vc pr 1 ajer. WasIn Ie I 4ftt Oglethorpegame haapulled blat ed' ODhU theu. hlsrclnw r6 ad longest Tn a econdtouch carrl hI waRec1who uaeda Very effective arm and some ver rul nlnc u4 thorplanll lnZ' hothlDlrfunhejoto h.

balldown InthecrUliln l1De01i ent1t tQmentlonin K1 wm waY otDeweSca boro start ottthepme at Dluperteatruns an driver. iDeweratrong I HeJwIthout1 OUbttbe tackleron aquacLWhen hehlta. nUvatehlm I UPta8ter I mano1ve I Fer tf oked' aomewbatUke l.the"l'ent the I tbeno terteren an was and. nto. 0.

m. wIIat Ofab DC. k. er' W. h.

cruh the torh1s whtiai ig tllen ftJ i oftlme stratlht tOUchdown1oTbeti WJIa1dcme 1 B' 1IIeretlle foro' 4Id.yeomuraenlcu eat Un play' was sbten The constantly. 1nK' r-enewe4 I' lteotLb ta owed a. Proved i ta thtO torpe I al Jt ddl ir iPt ltMl JOw1attrelwrtbfIn lh beIL11Op. lIetftr I or rih- I mt 1ti nraveied 111DU1 I foa un lr o' ec I ow VIe Ifrom 1Kr ceorbelnl thelalt baUwhenGrangerblocked Jenfell onUtoil a. Oglthorpepolnt trt :4.

cl a theUm6that he 1. I' I fleemed nearbhaltof all' Oirethorpewas' terthan Wtkeiorest Th Yhad chanre1 1the IUldch1ve Intha backtleldTher i Ig ieftt cetor Yeo.e me led-1 JIoodmany I plaYOlctbataccount haveai fv tt li flll 1 acQulredln ne da Ittbeycaujee iOrio tt aJ' i wIUrlye anycollele It that ame et nothaTe agoOd team1her bavel l1ttJereene atren WJ dort' rgh lt tblrnien ha4tottl kJt012 I' fihtt harcLThere dl i luCh I I. il. of. ITecb erew' Oto toltetherOD1he offense.

were htOndefensebutat t1l relr idS nanfJ reoutthS 1.l onlome. tea but JQoto IIleeeou Iwtl- 1ns me. aD4Pe te- CARR' CLLT GGIESi i i I' a i t8 tlaW lIl ooJ Jg tern 1 rlj scote i tcnleM WD mtb Cat17 part1 third to to rtlt Clurte tb. 6i am. e.

:22 r' ITECHFRESH fi AJnnan mbeat Jers HIUtaryc ol1Grani. dlan e. lIuework featurnot theftrlt orTech Rosfnfelttor oal byp unt' alsosaw tl eltherJlide In ofboth Saunderaofthe team1e4 agalnltthe. attstlmbewould oN atcentertor ft ir alI2' nodwlnpllyedwel1 the backfield- ofthen th ba1Lto wll trlkl thethirdquarterTeeh hh- men' klckedto1U1etlde hect tho baflU ti yard brome hrGodwln andKc- r. rh eJ atof QuartercaW' veralx ehanresottuntL In the lstq Artu ed TeI A1I within tn" clat otIII7 mad tcJBarrlt ld acrQto cthl1t chdow if l1 en 1 i r.

rJoi1es hTcWborter ono ntelt Harris' bi. FiBrIImbY 1 Refereetjfonroe. T.Io l1D Tur ld tfOft iSe hti hm for 11 mby' B1r1c. HeJtonl arumbr Le Wi. tolI 1:6 ld CJs TofOS j' 5' L.

rJ.i 1 .5. .01. u11 iu. Re. sist "an.

te to f. B. tie j1S c' if Hbltl tJie i Jist 28 ViYf 0 I I JFci r' tL sli. 1 1' 1D 1a Jr- INeman 01JesA I ii if r1 I9iate i iF01 i tj e. 5 ii.i nnoa ok.

cOl1ecj OAt sputAUbur ltC fford vt 1e Fu D111 br egl i tHE I 1 01 Carollnastate I Dirml ham. A burnlUi aI- erl J7AY At atop. PA t. I Pl cc i ues OhIoO Haven VJlflli ttl 4t alI t. Pi1i'- claeO 1r jnat a Ph11adelDhlUntv islt- Pez Ylvanla20Franklln Bnn i ra.

ft wD. i LebaDonValey Han So' :0. Mall1 1 ineLa Wdolt 12- RhOdaIalaid At Durhall TrlDhJ14 7Dchburgeollelte e. int. fon lrl OIt I AtAkr OhJG--Cale Akr 0 ChesterPa colle 1.

i AtCoUe V111an I Ch1ca o-ChtcaIrO wet Nebra. ka A t. Itha tN T. ell 41S ut ie We lelaD CUntoDNY Hamlltouiollee lM ear heattiCo bl HeIdelber At OIl19OberUn me81Coe JtteraonJlnucknel1 rr 21. sct Slt fl sr II CrltalsPa U.

artfo. Trlnteol ciiu Agricultural 0 eoUegeU Ai gll rsliT UKDOXU tCoJumbu O1i1 I hit I no" hest uniyerlty7N1agarl. i 3. Ce- fthel1J eor I. IU hmontt- tvenlt iUch- i tIzl a ii 1 A CharieanmSc I I At.

Danviiie- Cy CoUe IIClemson CoUe Yldfll eiJLI 1 At StXayIr 21.Mor- rbUarTey e. AtCoJumbna. Gaf t. io' JJI a VanderbUt rmaJ Ot VJ lnla. S.

at orcWalhln ton. AuburnJ1. How r4t. 10. raI eOO all1si I' Va.

Vlr lnl1. WMhW io wYork' sI I14 hl nt Nr Jgat. It AI tg berll ot Detr ft. 151 l. riItY.

1JWake For stO At8tLoul. KalIsa8' Clt unlY sity' 0 tLoUI. MI I1ilCJ 1 mbla Ot 1I6Qk ta ge iert c' fI ofor1o SlrlnnUOrand Islandcollear cwd 4 I 1 rt-l eS Stewards eolte. At. Oxt01tk tf.

8lfrf l. ot- rftt JE NESSEg NU1 il dfJi1l IJt 1 DJ rItJd 1J4dl. Tennessee Normaf14jto om WSlfkept' th de. HO Vand erbl. it.

34 Normal 00. SO VQ4Jh hdo. cC noaPtnUSmlChCo ier. r' eJ 1. 10 1JeIL 1ii.

fiRhl a br W1Dd ichoOl cnleaU4 ter. tcmlUlh Mr aft naOOJ1l4 to7rtn If eryJ pi Nll al oi Iwoke fUIbueklaitu yards. HarrisonWIDCSer 1 a 11 P. tfi. lwebt40 7 rcb' roadrthtucI.to1 II quarter h6 11Odld.

wcorfntrhe1at two 4vartwe touJthttfmldnJdnelthell or. I log. Winders UneferbJf' arock U. J1 df ti lIiIi ISm Qr fjI ll phl1 i tii. tootb Jlealolt rnCtOt it tt brLU r' tl O.

lo eat ey pwttn 1ft. t1r fO I l1r1e. wer quent uchtLal UT e14he i an 1J to ez t1 wasexpected nf Vl Ok f9t' the pUtaltrererna belt' ac9 t' i ti tra 6rt rt 8t rbutone tl1yln t11. The1tedand add d. th othertlxreo 'U.

rues fr quarterTlIe 1- it Oft. m. tbe Rand8lJ.Ge rJdaqllaterbaek man I. oJ' first aramewlth danc1 1ffe' thathe crrledtMbalf a. veteran and hllforward go presentll1c1icatlonartl he 1 eemtobethe Und or Co ch' A StegemanithlszearWma Ran1IallW1n fit 1 I Jt Anotherencouraglnlttlteafurefot aeo.

IaBUpporterwatbe owln It' ReynoJdathalfbaelt f. Umel.Jlm41howed tbl tck1e f01ublltant aF hts hllt tstei i te 3ldu lpI Oyt JlmI responSlblel. le J. thelltOun4 ti iathaltback Smlth f' thelrmltes lece ho lh' CS as h. alllo 1:1.

He dld tbe unt1nRtor. 4Jiilk vera rt oeOrl aiid eL FA Jtl htthere wi melnun bln the majority of i' portera. Wel1iotUfledoyer 1' thefSrltappearanCeofthetellnttn wunoorry ab a i ralaedall GeorlflaablUtyHo hall. Tbegametoda Inn. ern.

0Id.1 Ran da. llf J. theR dand acJCh. menwbo can 5 ticaH71n Yercerronrar4. 54.

wasJnterce ted Collln It tOrWardpa88 SpJc 9 Collkl1f. lW rCer yerd JlfteBploeor 1 yardOoUlnp neittaU a the henRandall ret rned 5yer4stl1JOugh. broJ field theI1added mo the remsiniagdlatsaCe tcklePew a uchdowuatter pate hag It c1 I ce tOtD-Lne Rat1UJladde4 tlvemoN thlbal1 the luttan tJMegame upMld marl follows MER9E1 Je 1. LanclJt r. E.

ff sf1 i Poore. t'- b. :7 rI 1 ft SubstUutu-FjrJI8I'CU' rJob- erfo Poore Cone fOt8mWt1U to ItatblnC1eggto. Cowart.St yorGeOrgiar ardsonctOlM rraT i f9l Plerce8trnm a torBplur 1 Iartleyfor tru lpWJ1U6ln. tw torPewReferee StruppM" Tech FlO1V ITecb manHaiC t.

Jj 01. If ATLANT GII IS' DEF1rA. ED' ltt rI Deal. tobt11fJB JJe oneuP 1thOJ bTKr. fh 1Ji rl Jg 1 womeAgolfers ell1e.

lUn th ac tt i If 11 caprumJnarJicSjh maA'- inatlonal' rnamn 4 JIondayxtut tattling I member of to. w. terft team. t1 I. atln.

gth. HOI. IYWOO. 4. elub CI fo" lrnttlD1thA trl ud.

reedaU tba ruiJ I JI A' aftig took Wre 1 b. rasBleeeondndtwoaproaettes HJasJ tnestlJ1eJ ear tCh1ct t11onJReceuf 1fJ t. I raS4 fn. I r. 15t1r.

out IUCS 744 iIJ ling i Rewltsof ot1 WL HII Aaavtnot New 4 1 4 Miss KarlonBoll ewjT eteate4 M. ft. ldMIh feJl1 cage. fbuDd Oaverly. hllacleJP1aIa 4 DlyfdGa12to 0I1eC at.

aree1l1In. Mid. JI DonGreeaw1eI4iC9n1tJ tCJ ftlau on" Itr of lIe1ted 1lst J1EDUbO otNe1rtTorc tthe OfIUp rhfDIQ HuckDalJofNnr fM' DofO Rluts ioo lroq allCloDe Web. ttit 1 t' Mrs. Caleb' PoX i' Ptlf elp" lA.

a tediMrsH Ud I I if 4 4 z- I l. 7 hJ. 3 i i c. 7 4 4 it i 4 in 1 4Z I i 1 I 2 F4eIs Loeto GOiden I De lea Is MecerI I 1 4rioui Is BffiSta I g1efli tieIS Stage flaii' Aajnst he Tech's Mehr yJuDauzp. 1 tVer if count ot- th irr of.

Cold that wen the Xecbupp ii dttrday' znaIued lb ur- to mOZWhat dicktngj tutgtrg. ii CaCOU. Iorwar pproachlng 1 ageme iy- lhIflgbug LeLa c1i 4 and tefltt I flrni raits Wa ter EIcok Petrels yesterday we I hascatei I AUWo1 tb Is ot The Torna ID enough points utslty amwbfPrpO1nts ts.r bttt of jgThe etes forjin. I I the Jum. ofhe was iiothin was oath- eZI.

ets J- flrstp its altogether iter0 I ld binlghty slstance ftO Per. hl tackle. 1 I' hinrk while 1 dtlve ootbalI i. aye ycatutelage 1 They hr 1- was open gaif i was. maminoth this foota1me Is haany very discover It.

cart playorbUt te bego do th sgely liI th lants a Hatuage Line. It was over tiside 1bat7ech experIflall htwiflg. he a Even alne Petrel c. in per but these I I and luspect one-of trIed ev erx tk- eeore ilch tPk of them. in.

lo jo wiliever hav2n endItioneated er C. knew. elde4 knewtlat This Ln the to trns Onc a Techotnt tTh cc He qst su4 th workf hie re- lle. valnty dug out whe waalther he is hit brego th dre evenaS te :1 with but a teammust havea 3 CAB gain gTOUItLI carrylngtbe a4lflazi or wlth toe Iin-i. 1tootball 1 Ee4t 1ch kIekng tadememt 1 tve ltIrled 15 eitheae th ailoOk hee4.

Techyeaterday that1day relnesto tamwbcpjhasbadoot 3tidi ticsOa fle roni Tdch 10. downs LbOTC 0. fromreturned Tech punts-Tech GC. Tardsfrom 0. 8.

of P08. OOLETIIOflP' Nabotle1. I. t. Bartenfleld gAdams C.

bVarnadoc Ii a. tatonJ tale. a tbeball first i the Wbli big asopefully ba4 dashedwben 14 I re-Ct Itnox forTech. when Oglethorpe 0W11 pass. and1 Darr ech Bar- ron theleC- hift afterwardsscOrect Thethlrd neT a substitute epd for.

Tech for six yard. on tfirebE proving tlls.P5s- Of football atttist1ci In the stafled outWtlh anew' Ferit. Hunt ad to ekfield. eeatQhlrbUDIlh the press OL seemed toflle they Ing lot string In period. he1pin towald the couple of caDd liant yard wssJentcr0 by Frank in the periOd Tech and ou1d have gone seOr lesgitadn0t abad pass OglethorTe to.

kick its own goatwith two minutes rite Jck blockediand j--- IWIieii1hi rhd io fe tedOglet4orpe I .1 I. 1 I 1 4 5r ttr i. a tlJ. I I a 1t I I lv ii 4 t- ejf. I a i1 mi.

a. saw- yeateriiay wn the in a nit FROMCADETS Ga. 1. Tech-high. defeatedAbguata felther tean.

didnot up came In eh blare ptacedthe ball yard line. On the goat. foret'- esfdanger thCball fora to Tech High was dropped back and. neatly betweenthe Only tilnetaken-otn Ilighplaver lasts quartervwhfn ra- ulk evei before ht gli byIticbntond urrait Price.l. Jttchardon1Cr.

Chestnut l. 11. b. t. bSherlock Tech 1ligh 7 RC GO 01-0 from 2oncbdown.

by fllghjl.Ricb Verdery Sanckentlm. keetti ers Ca5well. Racerlnjcud Fresno. CaL the U0-ntle-automoblla race jiere today. went the fence aol received aerton.

lojurils Meiiani- with aiso waa-lnjured- liath Yeiterd Barron. Deserve aye Was In 1t r' Left were masterfuL of- thegame hirni further In it 1 mention tna ginwing Frank Ferst offthe a seen. of old thegame yes. workedhard ontbs He ofabucker linefor Show ft that crewa field aomereal class. for.

abonta ordinary amount seeedio dOwnand I did yeoman- Land vegreatcredIt. line botin otthts cO-bperatios. firaL down. less- Wiliard getsths In the Jie a t. I a bailwhenGranger it play4ngof nearly severs too' playsonthat team.

there no doubtof theycag keep for another tbatTecb offto playedcleatlyand their Inability to-get the defense the the ba Tech. provsfetI as ot It Rutgers andPenpStater CARROUTONAGGIES a' Octobet-iipe- The tGrangs. 111gb hcboo defate4 tIe ton-A. M. 4.

thirscoringIn euar- the either te-ato in. the eradedlwith thebalJ the ifthe 1 n' t' S. DEFEAT RMA GrIffina Tech- or no as intbe. loss vell in McV. horter tlodwln played thebaiLtowIhifl and then anAbel yard McWhorter.

and the-ball tied saw goal Ilnefor a touchdown. very the bail- sttklngddlatanee pa for the- Thw ups TECILFRESHI1N. r1f. A. Burke 1.

e. Pearce It Hard Bolden I Nilan t. 5- 01. I. it- Brurroby Davis-----------1.

Touchdowns WP McConnelicVa eubstltutinns iriimh toy llOWhetsr for- vi SeTe by efUarter i ktk1b1ffn Ho1d--Athethrs to Vjfoi i IFooTAiLRESULTS At Athens. Carson-college ib V. Navy 1Kortb Btats0. Bt. 0.

21 :1 llarvard West koin N. Army 20 5. aiem Val Itoanoke college coilegeU a At SC1 Furman.ent- of a Navy 40 2 I Au' Howardk Lama IL- Spring Hill 7. Pa. Syracuse-Syracuse I- 0.

0. tlntversity 0. I Marl Rutgers 0. Washiugton--Georgetow 7 I Hanover--Dartmouth Norwich CTrinit 14 Unlon Ohio l4 Ohio-Case I Pa. I Pa.

Chicago-Chicago Nebraeka Cornell Wesleyan 0. 14 Ial 21 a Del. PafFnnsylvania 24 Gettysburg 0. leg. uniata-coi1ege 1 Hartford.

1 12- i T. Rochester Coilegn II 14. At Wet Poinlt Y. tatel0 S. At 12 6 4.

t. 2 GenrgeWahington 0 0. 0. York-New 0. Tork-l'ordham tntversity 2 21.

in7 2e. Washbtrrn7. At St. City' 0. St.

MoMissourt 36. 0k A Denver Denver oniversity' 41 lCansasNormal Ifays rsty 4lMare Island 0. ol Ozfor1f1s. sity of Z. maId.

e- VANDER1ILTDEFEATS Tfl7NESSEENQpJfAL Nashville. Teun Vn derb4Itruniveiily I Normal. 0 to. I be ills game. Score by periods 140 0 0 0- 0 Vandbilt aftertonckdown ZBelL i- WinIrHIgh Wins.

Speeia3. dbfeatttlElber- ton Ughcbot attetnoon14 tG 7. eryIeaeItiag ilootll gains in Eib.tten. tbesEc0ddi WiMer bucking ths Harrison. pig sklnacrOsq forWinders first touchdown.

lull later. liii grided here last carters fought in mIdfield. neither side scoT. line resembled a roek wail. MItwifleverpierced.

t.4- a fi a I RandaU dJamReyzio1ds Stru i g1e Red in B1 5- liT JEROMB Jl1 Athens. Ga. Spedal. Georgia raised the on her i21 e' at field. when the.

Bullcfoae fomJoah Cody' et' tista by the scor of 22 it was te longest ever witness- his last- edwsll oyertwo hours as. foreinjuries I th a score C. at if thetPtists were Th .1 playlngdia i a ried th wereaecnrate he to Etegeman this year. be south. a bi 1 a hedid not play tfor much of stood far above that stoo at lie--did yards.

i was conic grum. flrst-aPPsaraoCe to The game in I Came the ticaliy In forward. pase bi Coltinga 5 Reynolds the Coltings tally came In a' field Reynolda nis4e Meroers 20- Reynolds the end tarried tb4 tbo The up a- :1 11IfItCE1. tBennett Velch61 I r. gAnthOnyc Cowart.

i I eMurraF b. h. Sp1cer. hi forjrwin. liarroo forJohoeonPald its Tilce for Cowart Stein i i ardson for foe- for Struopa WUhiaSns Tims of aftee DEFEATED J' Was Alx States tOday ivas" 19 Vanderbecic.

is matches golfers and west. which were as a JJts Miss a i' forthe allthe I poor extra- driving- and ap- atthe to reacW a ed 7 was t. and bee" 255 4. 4 Miss dtlrlng i- 410 453 Mrs. Vanderbeck- 5- I in 443 DO Miss Stirling- in 44 freVanderbeck Sie.

Mlsi Otiy MrsW A. Oavln of New defeated 1trs. Melvin JoneL Of one op at the boe gtMst. MarionBoliIrrsg lice' G.LMkvefCbl four and Is 2itdrHs' one ii greefi. Mrs.

Greexswiclt. Cons. defeated' Jeanette. KinneF. ofCeelasd.

ons ie Pearce of 2115w B. Dubois of-New YorL at the greenone IMretbenws New- 0rkS deested ti Dorothy of Chican. threeaod oneMLs apI- ot defeited- Miss of Chfcuo. and tons- Fox Flifadelphia ted Mr tunridd tbese'.