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I I ATLANTA GA. SUNDAY MORNING TOBER 171920. Cmshiftg Uefeaf A t. Georgia Tech Tears Down Defense. of Vanderbilt- And Rambles to Victory BY JOE HATCH EB.

Nashville. Tenn. October 16. fcpecfal The famous Tech Tornado wept roughshod over. around and through the Vanderbilt squad in a humiliating to victory over Uietr ancient rlls on Dudley field tnt afternoon.

Captain Buck Flow- rs. Judy Harlan et al. opened the track meet but retired In favor of the second in the second period the march from goal to goal continuing at the same rate with the new outfit. The steady drive and sprints of the Tech backs was marred only by a big tm-for-all fist tight in the third period be tween the two teams. The crowds Mocked on the field before the heavy scrap could be topped and the game resumed.

Vanderbilt tailed to uncover any notable offense or defense and throughout the game tackled and blocked high. the Tech backs re peatedly being tackled some hair dozen times before being halted. Buck Flowers was the outstanding star for the Tech outfit. during hit stays in the. game.

perfect dropkick from the yard line late' In the first quarter being brilliant performance. Vasdr. Omly Fight. Only in the third period did rf derbllt show any signs of threatening the Tech goal line. With Goa.

eiiaux. Kuhn and Deabarn subbing II the the Commodores opened a series of forward passes and nd runs that netted about So vards tefore Flowers Intercepted a Hong pass on his Own yard line and raced SO yards before being pushed out of bound. by. Vsndy tackler. Tech started with a rush and never halted till the final whittle Van- rtertillt holding the Tornado for downs on their own yard line just as the whistle was blowing.

As a starter Hendrick kicked to Bazon. who was downed by Nell on Tech's yard. line. Vandy having won the toss and choosing to defend the south goal. Hill was hurt on the kickoff and retired from the game.

Barren and Harlan ripped four apiece and Red made It I first down. McDonough and Barren failed to make thexnecessary yards and Flowers punted to erryhill. no re turn being made. Nell punted back yards and klepdrlcka made a fierce tackle of Buck" his tracks. Barren was held for a two- yard loss.

but Judy Harlan ripped a Wide gap over right tackle for yards and first down Red' Barren at thur juncture. pulled one of the mot brilliant runs of the game. with 55 yards through a badly broken field Jtoi Tech's first touchdown. FLocher Hacking goal. The StrlBger With practlcally4he entire second string outfit in the game for the second and third quarters Tech was repeatedly oft Jd andvpenalixed time after time following brilliant runs and long completed- forward passes.

Shorty Ferefc was the victim of the greatest losses in this manner. At the start of the second Quarter. Shorty took Buck' Flowers' place and immediately ripped off a beautiful sprint around Vandys left end for yards. but the ball was recalled. and Tech penalized 5 yards for side play.

JlfcDonough then tried two forward passes. the first netting Ferst 40 yards after a wonderful overhead running catch. A Tech' forward was called for side play. and the ball recalled to th middle of the field. The same play was immediately repeated azd Ferst made another brilliant jumping stab of a high pass for 30 yards more only to have the ball again recalled for off- fide play.

As aresult of the three Straight penalties the Tech outfit was forced to punt. Ferst tried tree punts for an average of 40 ytrds each. was recalled for side play. Alexander rushed out on the field in protest and Buck Flow- prs was held on the bench by several Tech plays. TSe Penalties.

Twice Tech men crossed the Vanderbilt goal line after brilliant end runs and long forward parses but were recalled for off-aide play. and the chances for touchdowns lost. In. total penalties Tech lost approximately 120 yards during the game. Ten times were side plays' during the first half.

and only twlce during the last period. Tech got' a yard loss in the first half aft. cc a roughing accusation. Twice In the latter half of the game the- Tech men were given yard penalties for roughtnjiv and holding. Vanderbilt drew two yard set backs in this rlOd.

tor the am lactics. Tech ran through th Vanderbilt team for a total of 21 first downs for th tour periods. while Vander. bllt was only able to amass firsts against th Tech line. Four of th Vanderbilt flat downs came In the third quarter.

when brilliant runs by Gotchaux and Floyd netted tI yards. Floyd' made the best gain or the day from a Vanderbilt-standpoint with a yard plunge over i the left theTech line. PV mx4 at Will. The Tech back plunged the Vanderbilt line at will for good gains. and during the four periods amassed approximately 334 yards through the center of the Commdore forwards who were charging high and tackling very uncertainly Vanderbilt netted oftly a skimpy 44 yards through the Tech forwards.

of this amount going to Floyd on one trial. In the third uartsr. Flowers Co- failed to gl quite as much around the Vantty ends. netting a tOtk1Ot 17Cyards. Vandy ripped 105 around the Tech flanks but ware TOW rle when gains meant scores- Oar and Nell slightly out Plowera.

and lcret nine trials x-T U5 yards against OS fortthev lame nlmber of trials for the Commodore kickers. jt JABST Ret Tech was able' to return pants only IS yards. th majority of the Vanderbilt efforts falling short or rolling out of bound Ooar got off a long one. In the wt period which traveled 5 yards and rolled out of Tech's yard line. Vanderbilt returned Teca' kicks only 35 yards.

25 of th same going to Rountree. who ran back Flowers' kick In the last period in good style. In the overhead game. Tech was decidedly superior to the Vanderbilt team. the records giving credit for nIy two.

completed passes. whlch netted 19 yards. Several times after long" passes the Tech II forwards weracalled for side play andthball carried baeg. Vanderbilt tnd thirteen inc HARVARD SPRINGS BIG DEFENSIVE ON WILLIAMS Cambridge Mass October 16. Harvard.

had little difficulty in rolling' tip five touchdowns and a field goal against Williams today winning 38 to O. The visitors held the Crimson well in the first period and earned the boll to Harvard's yard line principally on two beautifully thrown forward passes by Boynton. For the remainder of the game Williams' offense was never within 55 yards of the Crim- son line. GEORGIA DEFEATS FURMAN Greenville S. C.

October 16. Special. The University of Georgia eleven triumphant over two South Carolina teams bi large scores. came to Greenville today and met opposition in Furman that forced them to go their limit to wiggle out a 7 to 0 victory. For three periods the two teams fought face to face with a stubbornness that made progress for either eleven impossible.

The game was nearing the. cross when Fltts. a newcomer in the game caught twodeceptive forward passes fromCollins that enabled him to cross the' goal line. The last pass came after Furman had held the Red and Black line for three downs on the yard line. Bradley made a desperate effort to break up the pass.

but could not quite reach it. Purman. although outweighed probably 10 pounds td a man. put up a most brilliant defense. The Georgia backs noted for their speed and strength tried time and aln to buck the line and circle the ends.

but met failure at almost every' turn. Hartley and Choeves on the double and triple reverse plays. rarely gained a yard. The Furman line was as steady as a wall. The back field was trained in the same plays that the Georgians used and anticipated every move.

With the exception of the time the score was made. Georgia did not come nearer than 20 yards to the goal line. Pled Defensive Game. Both. teams played a defensive gamefrom necessity in the.

frt halt. Only seven first downs were made-1 four by Furman and three by Georgia. Both McManaway and Collins punted well. and the ball was about evenly divided between the teams as to possession. Furman had opportunity to score In the second and last periods.

but failed to gain over the Cracker line could not manipulate forward passes. In both of these periods they were within- 20 yards of the goal. Four successive passes were broke by Georgia In the final period. The game was one of the defensive features. In the Furman line.

leter and Lanrord stood out most prominently. while Hammett at center broke through the opposing defense on numerous occasions. gpeec was the defensive star In the back field. He also made the only long run for his team. when he brought back a off 3 yards.

Pew was- the leading defensive star of the Garnet and Black. Cheevn and Pitts were the but ground-gainers. The up GEORRIA 7 jPCjS. FURMAN 0) Reynolds. e.

Bra Bennett. I. Jeter Anthony. I. g.

Lanford Day. e. Hammett Vandlver g. I ance Pew. t.

MeLeod Bennett P. Carter Cheeves tM McManaway Fchols s5if Speer Hartley ja Rhames Collins f. U- Waters Score by periods Furman 0 0 0 0 0 Georgia 0 0 0 7 Substitutions Georgia. Itts for Chenu Chves for Fitts Bohln for Echots Pitt. for Hartley Mur- raw for Vandlver.

Furman Carson for Lance. Scoring Georgia Touchdowns. Flits goal from toceedowas Pew. Official Referee Ticbenor Auburn umpire. Fits Auburn head llnesmed.

slack Davidson Time of periods. 15 minutes. SOUTHERN GAMES Tuscaloosa. Ala. October 16.

Score end second quarter University of Alabama. IS Mississippi College. 0. Washington. October 1 George- pw ITWest Virginia Wesley' ah.

7. New Brunswick N. 7. October IS- Score end second period Rutgers 9 Virginia Poly. O.

Princeton. October Final Princeton. 4 Washington and Le 0. Mobile. Ala.

Spring-Hill Marl- on. 7. I Tuscaloosa Ala University of Alabama 57. Mississippi e. Dallas.

Texas Oklahoma A. M. 9. University of Texas U. At lotte Davidson 47.

Wake Forest T. At Alexandria. La. ouisana College 13. Louisiana State Normal IS.

At Birmingham JCla. Birming ham Southern 27. University of Mississippi I. At wills. Tena.

UaryvllU U. Roanoke College O. At Jefferson City Tennj Carson- Newman O. Emory and Henry U. Dallas.

Texas Texas University II. Oklahoma A 31 At Danville Ky. Centre College 65 Transylvania. O. At Oeorgstdwn.

Ky- Oeorgttown St. XavUM17. At Durham if. Trtnlty 1. Onilford At Chapel Rill North Carolina 31 South Carolina O.

At Washington Pa. Washington and Jefferson IS Geneva LOSE To- SEWANEE fly WALLACE GEORGE. In one of th grandest comebacks staged around these parts in many a day. with the score 11 to 0 against them at the end or the first half. the gallant Oglethorpe Petrels fought Sewanee off their feet.

only to lose out by the margin of 21 to IS. at Ponce de Leon yesterday afternoon. This last half was a great game for the Petrel support- era and their team rallied as cheer after cheer urged them to drive out a victory. But. the score that Sewanee had piled up lr the first and second quarter was too great for them and they could not succeed in their attempt.

A brave struggle they made. though. and the Petrel line bucked and blocked in great style. Johnny Knox. thy Petrel captain and halt back.

played the greatest game of his life and accounted for. the second Oglethorpe touchdown by a beautiful run through the entire Sewanee team. It- was In the fourth quarter. just at the beginning of the period. that it happened.

Sewanee opened this frame with the ball In their posses. Ion on their yard line. They tailed to gain their ten yards and Harper punted to the Oglethorpe yard line. Johnnie Knox was waiting there to grab the pigskin. cleverly eluded two husky Sewanee forwards and started On his long journey toward the Tiger goal.

His Petrel comrades dropped man after man that went for him and those they couldn't stop Knox stiff-armed or stepped. At last he passed Cook. who was played safely for the visitors never to be headed. Sewasee came back then with a fine defente of their own and lid most of the gaining. Just as they were about to score.

though. the ball went over on an Intercepted pass and their chances of a touchdown were lost. The game ended with the ball In the possession of the Petrels on their own yard line. From the first klckoff It looked' like Sewanee was In for a walk- iSfee won the toss and receive on the west end the field. Morris kicked oft for the Petrels.

attempting an side kick. The ban went out of bounds and had to be kicked over. NIeholes kicking 40 yards. K. Council.

the big Sewanee tullbcck. received and ran the ball back 25 yards. Three rapid tackle plays advanced thebli nine yards and on the fourth down Council pushed It five yards over enter for the first down. Harper then advancedthe ball four yards over right spSl and when the Petrels drew Jpt. yard side penalty SewaJgp' Ii another first down.

COOK. little quarter of the Tigers th ban then and wept 15 ystds around the right end. Ranier tol. lowed with a plunwe oft tackle std the bell was pp OtlethtrTe5 rht yard line Tiger first down. Seiranec.

Are Ivty broke through the line it the next play and threw Coughlan for a yard loss. K. Council swung around right end for four yards and Harper plunged over for six yards and a toucnrtown. It took the Sewuee tem just a bit over' four minutes for the first touch- down X. Council booted the ban with a tremendous drive.

going over the Petrel goal line by five yards. It was brought out for Oplethorpes first down the yard line. Iyey and Knox failed to gain any In two attempts and the Petrels suffered a yard penalty. Knox punted" to Cook on the yard line and the latter returned five yards plv- Ing Sewanee first down on their opoonenU. yard line.

Harper failed to gain on a cross- buck. but Coughlan ripped off six yards around right end. Harper plunged oft tackle for two gains of four yards each. glvlne the Tigers first down on the yard llneV Harper went over leftguard foT lx yard. and Council ran it three more.

Harper carried it to first down with buck over center Log it on the Petrels yard ltn. Harper and Coughlan dashed over the let side of the line for four yards apiece. and Harper plunged center for one more. With fourth down and one to go. ougblaO plowed through center for three yards and the second touchdown of the day.

Cook added another. making the score 14 to 0 In Sewanee's favor. Seven minutes it took the Tigers to run up 14 poltnts end more than ever did it seem asjf they were In for a walkaway. Oglethorpe elect- ed to kick oft this time. Council receives and ran the ball back to the yard line.

Harper and Coon- oU made gains of tour yards eSCil and Coughtan plunged through right guard for 16 yards. David. of the Petrels intercepted a pus at this' stage of the game and the driving offensive of the Purple and White necessarily came to a halt. Ogle- thorpe couldn't advance the ball though. and the quarter ended with tire ball in Sewaneea possession on the 5 yard line.

leaaJ Qurter. The second quarter was almost a repetition of the first. with Oglethorpe on the defense practically all the time. GalnAafter gain the vii- Itou made In this period until they got the ban roe un. wu Oglethorpes yard line.

Two short bucks and a beautiful pass by Cook to Conway carried the. ban over for the Tigers' third sod last touch. down. Cook made the score 21 to 0 by Pincherinr tile over the goal posts. The third quarter found Ogle.

thorpe again on the offensive up until the last few minutes. Sewanee drew a penalty. of 25 yards or halt the distance to their goal for unnecessary roughness and Ojlethorpe got ft down on the Tigers' yard line. Knoxifatled to gain. But VarnidOe drove 10 yards through tackle for first down.

Sewanee drew a yard penalty and with a couple of short bucks. Oglethorpe 1 got the ball- to the yard line. A forward pass went Incomplete on the fourth down and the ball went over to the Tigers on their own yard sine. Cook' dropped back for a punt and then came the big play of the game. Smiling Bob NIeholes hopped over the Hn and blocked Cooks punt back of the Tiger goal.

Reaves and Bob both' dashed for it and Reeves smothered it back of the goal line for Oglethorpes first score of the day. Knox kicked goal amid the resounding cheers of the stands. The Petrels surely deterr world of credit rev the dandy exhibition of football they pot Johnny Knox played the best. game of his lit. and comes in for large share of the credit in the showing of his team.

Up la the. Un. Moore and Bob KlPholes p1ay i ton wall All Practice Games Completed BY CLIFF WHEATLEY Southern Elevens Facing Tests' The big teams" or tie south with the possible exception of Georgia Tech via that she faced Vanderbilt yesterday. bare had things pretty soft since the opening of their schedules. However the path of roses ended the warriors find themselves confronted with real battles struggles In which the weak will flu and in which the mighty will conquer.

Its the real test and with its arrival the big teams" are in for some merry sessions-and terrible fights. Glancing at the menu the schedule-builder have mapped out for next week the followers of the game will have a great task deciding which contest toattend Back to our first assertion that the practice games are over we refer to those which were played for the- purpose of permitting the big tins to strike their stride gradually. in the natural order of things these teams are supposed to. hare struck their pace by this time. and the remainder of the season will be devoted to settling the squabbles that hare come up concerning the relative strength of this team compared to that.

The Bi Temus" Of the outfits we class as the big teams people-of this section for the most part are interested mainly in the activities of Tech and Georgia and our statements in the narrative will be devoted to these two of us are familiar with the test that faces Tech Saturday. but for tear the affair might have caped the notice of one or tw fans through the south. we rise to re mark that Tech meets the Plttsburg Panthers going to the home town of the Oaters for the festivities. After this game the Tornado sweeps back to Atlanta and will take on Charlie Mo ran and his cohorts from Center college Kentucky. It la over this game that we will rant for the present.

Due to their record of last year the Bluegrass boys will arrive for this struggle a bit favorites over the Tech machine. No one will dare assert that Its a better team. as a fact but when we think of that 1919 Center steam ler. the. majority of us- begin to quske with terror.

The Center lads will rule favorite because they were generally conceded the championship of the nation last year. and because that same team. with only one or two changes Is back on the. job this year ready and anxious to pull across another title. pt Up" on Others Last year.

the Kentuckians crept up' or the football world and grabbed the pudding while the others slept on the Job. This year they were all watching for the little collegians butlt seems to have had no effect. as the Center team is sweeping right along. Whether the Tornado packs a stitter punch remains to be seen. but It will unquestionably be one of the hardest games on the Center schedule.

and Mentor Moran is preparing for the worst. Tech's treatment of Vanderbilt yesterday will Just about knock way all odds that were being laid once on Plttsburg to quiet the Tornado. When a good team- is de. feated 44 to O. the conclusion must be reached that the victorious eleven is a wonderful one and that's lust what we believe this Tech outfit to be.

this year. It Is the consensus of opinion of those- who have watched the Tornado through the practice weeks and games that the 1920 team cornea nearer approaching the. 1917 gale than anything shown on Grant field since those halcyon days of the cyclone's might. Didn't Play Pitt In that memorab year PIttsbnrg was not played by Tech. but the University ofPennsylvania was and the outcome of the struggle furnish- es one of the mot glorious pages of Georgia Tech history.

What Tech would have done. and the statement is applicable also to Puts- burg to the Panthers that year. is a question that will never be answered except by Individual opinions and they count very little lit settling discussions. However. here's our point The question will be answered Saturday or rather we will then have some kind of foundation for express- Ing an opinion.

If the Tech team of 1 20 defeats the Pitt machine. supporters of the Golden Tornado' will he perfectly justified In assuming that the University of Plttsburg would have suffered the same fate a the University of Pennsylvania in 1917. If the Panthers have been regarding their approaching game with Tech lightly the fact has been well concealed. Reports from the strong. hold of Pop Warner do not ap pear tq Indicate that the Panthers have been treating the battle as one of their cinch games.

Pitt expresses theIdea that she will defeat the southerners but at that. he concedes that Tech will give her a great fight. As we see the situation just now. Pitt might" have to concede considerably more than that. She might be made to admit that Tech has a greater team than hers and the re mainder of the doubters may be forced admit that Tech has the best team in the country.

Tech Game in Detail Pint Quarter Berry Hill kicked off 45 yards for Vandy. Harlan went 5 yards over right tackle. Harlan gained 9 yards over the sme place. Barren went two around left and for first down. MtDonogh gained one at left end.

Barron was thrown for one yard loss at an attempted end run. Flowers punts to Vandys yard line. Vanderbilt ban on their own yard line. Ned punted to Flowerstwho was downed In his tracks. Harlan filled at left tackle.

Flowers went 6 yards over right tackle. Harlan found left tackle for 10 yards. Hall in the center or thff Held. Forward pass Flowers to Ratterman netted' 25 yards. Tech offjslde and the ball was brought back.

Tech penalized 5 yards. Tech's ball on her own yard line. A pass. Flowers to 3. Staton.

was Incomplete. Barton skirted left end tSr 65 yards and a touchdown. Flncher kicked goal. Score Tech. 7 Vandy.

O. Kicks Hendrix kicked oft 35 yards to McDonojh. who returned 15. Tech's ball onlS Lpwn yard line. Flow- ers wenti ttards around left end out of boun mMcDonpngh gained 4 yards and flr lown' through lst tackle.

Flowerr tatled at right end. Barton gained yards at the. same place. Harlan hit left tackle for 1 yards. On the next play Harlan fumbled Vandy recovering.

Vandys ball on her own yard line. Berry Hill skirted right end for 6 yards. Let ham got. at left end. A forward pass was Incomplete.

Hendrix punted 28 yards out Of bounds. Tech's ball on her own yard line. Flowers west It yards around' left end. Harlan bucked left tackle for 11 yards. Barton bit right tackle' for yards.

McDonough fumbled. Tech recovering. no gain. MAtron smashed left tackle for 4 yards. Flowers got 5' over right tackle.

Tech penalized 5 yards. Barton found left end good for IT yards. Harlan hit center for" touchdown Flncher kicked goal. Score Tech 14 Vandy. O.

Teek Pasts Barton kicked 40 yards to Neck who was downed in his tracks. Latham skirted left end for yards. Hill went 4 yards over left tackle for first down. Davis threw Wade for a yard loss. A pass was 'intercepted by Harlan.

who was downed with no gain. Tech's ball on her own yard lint. Harlaq hit left tackle for 4 vaPds. Glav went 10 yards over left tackle. Barton pined 5 arouad left end.

The quarter. ended here. Score Tech. 14 Vandy. 6.

Ball In the middle of the field. Rushing hit center for 4 yards. Tech penalized yards. Flowers worked right guard for 4 yards. Galver bucked center for first down.

Ga- vler got 4 yard. over left tackle. Forward pass Incomplete. Oaiver1 hit center for yards and first down. Tech penalized yards.

A forward pass was incomplete. Another pass failed. Flowers drop kicked goat from the yard line. Score Tech. 37 ball on her own line.

On series of line bucks. Tandy worked the ball to the middle of the field. Latham hit left tackle for 4 yartls. LatBfcm found. left guard for 3 yards.

Hill was thrown for a. yard Heel punted yards over the goal line. Tech's ball as her own yard I SBcMi i rl Pitt Is Strong The Panthers are strong this year and. they admit it themselves which Is the tint time we recall any such admissions or the part of Warner and the publicity directors who keep Pitts name before the public. Their policy.

In past years has been to talk of slim prospects and the na. tlon has heard that cry so much that Its just about accustomed to the noise. In the majority of these years. Old Man Public was dealt a terrific shock and Old Man Dope was given an awful spill. After the Center game the Torna.

do finds an opponent In Clemson and then come the Georgetown ter- rors to be followed by the Auburn game on Grant field Thanksgiving day. The Red and Black of the University of Georgia will make its bow to the devotees of Atlanta Saturday. when It plays the Oglethorpe machine at Ponce de Leon In what should be a rattling good game. Georgia' had a narrow squeak yesterday but the game finally result. ed In a victory for the Stegeman outfit and the supporters of the Athenians should be satisfied.

line. Scarboro got 4 yards at right end. First went 40 yards for a touchdown but Tech wa sides. and the ball was brought back. Tech penalized 5 yards.

Feral punted yards to Latham who was downed In his tracks. Tandy's bell on her own yard line. Two passes were Incomplete. Another pass was incomplete. Lath- am hit right- end for 5 yards and the ball went over.

Vandy 'penalized 5 yards. Tech's ball on Vandya yard line. Scsrboro failed to gain at left end. Rushing hit left guard for 5 yards. Galver bucked the same place for 4 yards.

Ferst punted over the goal line. Tech was off- sides and the ball was brought back. Tech penalized yards. Ferst punted yards to Lathant Tech was sides again and the ball was brought back. Tech was again pen- alised yards.

Feral then punted over the goal line. VaMrs ball on her own yard line. Ltham rounded right end for 5 yards. Hill failed et the saute place. Floyd punted 15 yards out of bounds.

Tech's ban on Vandys yard line. Tech penalized 16 yards for holding. Galver went through center for 16 yards. Scarboro bit right tackle for 4 yards Two forward passes were incomplete. A forward pass was good for a touchdown.

but the ball waa brought back. Tech penalized yards for sides. Scarboro then went l0yards around left end. Ferst punted 2 yards to Latham who failed to return. Lath- am fumbled.

Tech recovering. Scarboro went 4 yards through I tight guard. Scarboro hit left tackle for yards. Galver carried the ban ever for a touchdown Tech missed Coal Score Tech. 2 Vandy.

O. Teek ReecTer Hendrlx kicked 40 yards to Ferst who returned 10 ysrds. Pent punted it yards to Hill who returned Jive. Vandys ball In the center of the field. jhe half ended here.

Score Tech 23. Vandy e. Tkird Quarter. Hendrix' kicked to Ferst. who returned JO yards.

Vandy was pe- nalised 20 yards for holding. Scarboro found center good for 20 yards. Rushing hit the-came place for tour Pent got 11 yards at right end. Mcflonough fumbled. but Scarboro recovered for Tech.

ch pe nalized five yards. oft sides. Rush- log hit- left guard for five yards. McDonough went five yards through- center. Scarboro got three' yards at left tackle.

McDonough went three yards off right guard. Scarboro fumbled. Vandy recovering' on her own yard line. Tech was penalized IS yards. Vandy's ball on her own yard line.

Nest punted 70 yards to Tech. Tech fumbled. Hill recovering for Vandy. Hill fumbled. Tech recovered.

Tech's ball on her. own yard line. Sedrboro went seven yards through left tackle. MeDonough got three at the same place for tint down. Scarboro went fix yards over ft guard.

Rusltna' hit right tackle for two yards. McDonough got four yards and first down over right tackle. Scarboro got three at right guard. McDouougb hit center for two yards. Tech penalized 15 yards for holding.

arbor went 17 yads oft right tatkle. A forward pass was Incomplete. A pas McDonough to Ferst netted yards. Tech's ball on Vandys yard line. Ssrboro hit center for three.

aUa 4 ra 4. IS' FACING TORNADO fly WALLACE GEORGE. After the big Vanderbilt fray. in Nashville Georgia Tech stands at the top rankof south- ern football circles holdlag the most brilliant prospects for the future that aprons could wish for. Hers is a peculiar place in S.

I. A. A. football and really there is nothing on tile gridiron horizon In the south that looms up a a very dangerous opponent nothing that seems able to top the onslaught of the relentless raging Tornado. The game with Tandy Saturday may be the turning point of the whole season.

Who knows A dozen things unexpected could happen that would reverse the fortunes of the White and Gold eleven to quite an extent. Perhaps the greatest worry over the Vanderbilt game on the part of the Tech supporters had been that one of the- sterling quartet of backfield men might suffer an In jury. Last year Barron Flowers Harlan and Glaver all succumbed to the terrific attacks of the formidable toe and each one of the number was forced to miss- some of the Important games of the year. Such a state of affairs most se rlously crippled Tech's chances in more games than one and alone was responsible for the three de. feats that were registered against the Tornado of 1919.

This year Glaver and Frank Ferst both went out early In the year through Injuries In practice scrimmage. After Ilayout of three or four weeks they are now back again. as good as ever. It has been al most remarkable that not a single man has been knocked out or hurt in any of the games this season and most certainly speaks wonders for the condition the whole team Is in. The cry of On to Plttsburg" will have a vibrant and threatening chord and will cause even th old wizard of football.

Pop Warner. to sit up and listen. lie has watched Tech anxiously you may be sure all year and he had the details of the Tech game a few minutes after the final whistle was blown. The backfield of the :0 Tornado presents an offensive that is seldom seen in this part of the country or any other for that matter. Flowers.

Harlin. Barren and McDonough form a quartet that have yet to meet their equal in a game this season and when we throw In three such sterling players as Oli vere Scarboro anti Ferst for good measure one can readily realize just why Tech bouts of an unbeatable offensive. This week will see the Yellow Jackets in action only two days on Grant field before they have to catch the flyer for Pittsburg. The team gets in Sunday evening from Nashville and will hold a couple of workouts Monday and Tuesday aft. ernoons.

Maybe there will- be a slight workout Wednesday morning too. but there can be none that afternoon for at 4:35 o'clock the Georgia Tech special goes to the north and to the western end of Pennsylvania. The Tech band will not be able to make the trip and it remains for the royal rooters to let them know that Tech has arrived. They'll do It too one need never fear toe' them suffering njilries or from lack of spirit either. There are sure to be a host of the alumni or Georgia Tech on hand when the referee blows his whistle next Saturday on Forbes field and between them all the 40000 spectators that will be crowded Into the park are going to know pretty well what Tech spirit really is.

So much depends on this Invasion of Plttsburg. It may be the moat glorious day In the history of the Georgra SchQol of Technology. Surely every one of the alumni and students will agree so if Tech can trample over the wonderful Panthers right there In their own front yard. It will mean the realization of a dream that st Helsmans It will mean that Coach W. A.

Alexander will forever hold the foremost place la Tech's Immortal Hall of Fsma We scarcely dare to talk about the fame that Is to be played Saturday week here on Grant field. The mere mention of the name of Centre college make 9 the football world sit up and taKe notice to say that they are coming here to Atlanta in just two weeks means that the people of Atlanta are in for the. greatest treat in a football way that has been offered them in a decade or more. Centre will hold the foreground of the attraction from now until the afternoon of October SO. Even the brilliance of the annual game In the Smoky City cannot dim the share of limelight that tlis fray hat cornered.

But until the game with Plttsburg is all over cannot begin to talk over what might happen to Mo McMillan and his world- famed bunch of cohorts on that date. We waited In quiet peace for th returns of the Tanderbllt game we now wait In breathless anxiety for th outcome of' the Tornados attack on the Pitt Panthers but the thirteen days between now and' October to will be passed In heartbreaking nerve HAGERS CREW HAVE EASY fly FRED HAHr Gainesville. Ga. October 16. Special.

The University for Boys. of Atlanta. defeated th high school of this city here today by the score of 23 to 8. The university boys are showing up well this season. having never had a gridiron team be fore this year.

Fr Toughey Hager former Atlanta Creaser catcher and one time' a football tar. Is coach at the-school and he I mainly responsible for the. good eleven that th school has turned out this year. The game today was featured by the yard run of Brodnax. who picked up a fumble on ta U.

S. B's yard lineand went throurti for a. touchdown. The stars of tb ram were Laird. Rubensteln and Brodnax.

each making a touchdown and playing good bell all around. Th university eleven made their cor by three touchdowns one kicked goal-and we safeties. Jibe gain. was hard fought throughout and was cleanly played only on substitute being used b4inr or Gainesville. L.

fcoone. of Tcctv was referee Elrfc. of Tale Urn keeper Bates. of Georgiaumpire and Carlisle of Georgia has man. aeh Rarer was all tltslat his team.

Miss Stirling Stages Rally And Defeats Mrs. W. A Gavin In Last Nine Holes of Match OHIO STATE WINS FIRST CONFERENCE GAME FROM PERDUE Columbus. Ohio. October 16.

Ohio State won its first western confer- once game of the Season here this afternoon defeating Purdue university 7 to O. The Buckeyes solved the much vaunted' botiermakera shift to the first period and led by a clever yard pass crossed Purdue's goal two minutes before the period ended. Ohio State other touchdown In the fourth quarter was preceded by ah aerial attack that carried the Buckeyes to the yard line where Weaver buckeTt over. ALABAMA' IS EASY VICTOR. fly JACK FREEMAN.

Tuscaloosa Ale. October 16. Special. Alabama won her first S. I.

A. A. victory of the season this afternoon by defeating Mississippi cortege by a to O. score. This was the maiden d.

I. A. A. game played on. Denny field.

Alabama which dedicated last Saturday just previous to the Birming ham Southern game to Jresident G. H. Denny. Stevie Stevenson displayed genuine 14 stuff throughout the game being responsible for three of Alabama's eight touchdowns and doing sensational running on several occasions. More than once Stevie plowed several yards with Mississippi lads dangling doggedly.

but helplessly about him. In the thirty yards by baffingly circling Mississippi's tackles besides carrying the ball for long gains. Ste. vie did the punting for Alabama and was often able to keep It out of the danger zone. Leaolr Star Mullle Lenolr.

the blonde Alabama Jack rabbit also played stellar ball and recorded three of the eight touchdowns for Alabama. The other two touchdowns were made by Nichols. a new halfback formerly of Castle Heights who demonstrated excellent ability for getting away quickly and picking his course. Six out of seven attempted goals wt the record of Luke SewelL with one ddltlonal goal. Asafsty in thesecond quarter was responsible for two additional points for LAlabama The safety was secured I when the ball was on Mississippi's yard line.

and Denman received the ball behind the goal line and WI downed for a touch back. Alabama was literally rushed off her feet In the first quarter of the game. Mississippi maintaining possession of the all more than half of the time during the quarter after receiving Alabama's kick off. The Mississippi backs played excellent offensive while they had the ball in thu quarter. but for a fumble on Alabama's yard line and a penalty for.

holding they might have crossed. the tradlonally immune Al- urns goal. Tenseness prevailed when Hale on the first play after the ball went over. skirted Alabama's end' for a yard sprint and tu touchdown. Groans changed to sighs of relief from the Alabama bleachers.

how- ever when the ball was carried back to the near center of the field. as a penalty against Mississippi for holding This was neat the end of the first quarter. of the game and marked. the crisis of th game. for after that time Alabama was continually on the offense and her goal was never again endangered.

HOWARDTEAM ROMPS ON MERGE RITES Macon Ga. October 16. Spe clal Howard colleges football eleven marched through Mercer here this afternoon and defeated the locals In a slow but interesting game. the final score of' which was 33 to 13. The Alabama eleven outplayed the locals in every department of play nd deserved the Victory.

keeping. the. ball in Mercers territory nearly all of the time. Walker. the plucky little quarterback of the visitors handled th Alabama eleven In approved style.

was ever on the alert cool under fire and whenever carrying the ball not once did he fall to gain. Head one end. for. the visitors also waa seen In a star role. lie scored two of the five to by Howard.

One ot' result of a beautiful for St yards with the Meteor goal line. Can tain Acton for the Bulldogs showed to good advantage during the afternoons work. scoring one of the touchdowns. j. Walker was injured during tae third quarter but.

gamely stuck to hi guns. Blackwelder. i fr hate- back for the visitors cam tutrougn in fine style and dumped tacklers with ease. when running lnter.ter- cues for his mates. Howard 33 Pos.

Mercer IS Ellison Alfora. 1. t. Gaines Wheeler. g.

Lancaster B. Riuidley c. Johnson Lambert 5' g. Herndon Carter r. t.

Cowart McLean. rt Welch Walkeriq b. Stokes lilackwelder. it. b.

vi White Gaylord h. b. Rents li tivf biAWeekler Summary Scoring from touchdown 5 Howard. Head 3 Walker. I Actort and Gay lord goal after touchdowns.

Gaylord. out of 6. Mercer 3 goals after touchdowns Cowsrt I out of 3. Substitutions. Howard.

dark for Oar lord Thoma forrWbeelen. Mercer Cone for WWUi jBarrl afor Rents Whitebead forWelcjiSearifof for Stokes Rents for ConW Officials. White. UstTersity ofVVJrglnla M. hauler.

fc lLpttmplresvlfargaa an PriceTlmon linesman Philadelphia Pa. October IC.v- Special. ills Alex SUrllng holder. of the women's national golf title won the Berthellyn up for the second time today. by' defeatIng' Mrs.

W. A. Gavin. otNew TortoC for- mer metropolitan Champion 3 up and 1 to play. In the deeding match fought out over the cWurse of the HunUngdon Valley Country Miss Stirling was one down at the turn but rallied at the tenth win- nine that hole and the eleventh also and wasnever in danger thereafter.

The champion was very muchoff her game during. the early stages of the match Her approaches wr way below her usual standard while her putting was erratic Mrs. Gavin' wla steady off the. tees and her djjectlon was she was weak. on th greens.

otherwise she would have had ft lead of at least three up at the turn. The first hole was halved In5 Miss Stirling missing a long putt. Both had par 48 on th second but Miss Stirllqg tneased up the third taking a and presented it to Mrs. Gavin who had a They. halved the.

fourth and. Miss Stirling squared the count at the fifth. where Mrs. Gavin missed a comparatively easy putt for a half. The New York star came back with a birdie 2 at the sixth how ever.

and took the lead once more. She' boosted her advantage to 1 up by grabbing the seventh with a par' 4. but lost the eighth to Mls Stlr lings par and as the ninth. was halved the former metropolitan champion war only 1 up at the turn. Rally.

Then His. Stirling braced. as she invariably does when the homeward journey starts had a beautiful at the long and tricky tenth to Mrs. Gavin's and par a at theelev enth to the Uotham woman's 4. Winning these two holes changed the entire complexion or the match for' not only wat Mrs.

Gavin's lead wiped out. but she. found herself trailing and her confidence in her self was badly shaken. It has been mentioned before. but lf3wortb repeating that Miss Stirling has a habit.

of Just ambling along with her opponents until the outward. jaunt has been completed. then suddenly playing supergolf on the last nine and winning with something to spare. And as they teed off at tht twelfth it' looked very much as though she was going to turn the same trick. today.

The long twelfth Also nt Miss Stirling both. however playing the hole poorly and the. champion was 2 up. A par' 4 St the. thirteenth boosted her lead to I up.

and it looked to be curtains for th NOW Yorker. Mrs. Gavinclungon on grimly how. everr halved the short fourteenth in par. missed a chance to win th fifteenth by dubbing a short putt then captured the difficult sixteenth when Miss Stirling managed to hook slice and top all on a single.

fairway. That. left Miss Stirling dornaie and the match ended when Mrs. Gavin hit a tree while trying to. fto the seventeenthgreea She eventually required a to Mis Stirlings S.

ano it was all over op another year. Met Last Tear. Mrs. Gavin and. Miss Stirling' met In the final of.

the woman' nation al tournament at Shawnee last year and the Atlanta girl was the victor by awide margin. The' card of' today's match Miss Stirling- Out 54 648 C3S in 436 4i ssx Mrs. Gavin- Out 646 6T15 41 In l. By an Interesting' coincidence Miss Stirling made her' first Phil. adelphla appearance lir Berthellyn cup tournament.

This was back la 1915 and she carried off the trophy defeating Mrs. Barlow la the final round. Her victory was gained by a remarkable stroke from behind the bunker that used to. bisect the. fairway of the' old fourteenth hole' at Huntlngdon valley EASTERN GAMES Philadelphia October 1A uujrlTaala V.

LtftjrctU 0. West Point October Army 28 Sprisgtleld 7. Chicago October 18. Clikuo 41. Wa- beak O.

SyncnM. N. T. October 11 PltUlmrj SjTtcos 7. Proridence October 11 Browa 14.

Create 0. Ctmbrldie October 11 Htmrd WU lUms ft Sassier it. October IS. DtrbnoaU 27. Holy CTOM 14.

Sew Ocres October 11 Bosto CtOef 21. Tsle U. titers it. October 11 Coraell 00. Union 0.

Columbus. mio October 11 Otl State IT- Pordo 0. At phattanoo a University of Tennessee 25. Unlvsnltyof Chatta' nooga O. A At New.

Brunswick Rutgtrs 10. v. p. At South Bethlehem Pal LehlgU 41 Rochester 0. At EmltUburg.

Md. Mount St. Marys 41. West Maryland 0. At Morgantown W.

Va. George Washington. 0. West Virginia 61. At Washington Georgetown it West Virginia Wesleyan 7.

At Wilmington Catttolla University 7. Muhlenburg S. At Plttsburg Carnegie Tech y21. Grove City At. Newark Delaware 20.

St. Johns 0. At Lancaster. Pa Franklln and Marshall 14. Pennsylvania Military College 17.

At Baltimore Johns Hopkins 9. Virginia It. At Indianapolis Butler Wilmington 0. At Minneapolis Indiana 21 Minnesota 7. At Annvllle.

Pa Lebanon Valley II HUerford 14. At Urbane. Ill. IlllonU 20. Iowa At Stat College.

Pa. Penn State 41. North Carolina At MeadvilU. pa Allegheny Dickinson 7. At MIddletown.

Cone. Wesleylan New York nni rsttyl2. At Lawrence Kansas firake S. At Marietta Ohio Marietta col- Uge 34 Westminster It At Ames Iowa Missouri 14 Iowa Stat 2. At Lincoln- Neb.

Notre Darn 7. At Ann Arbor. Wchl Michigan 31 Michigan Asges 5. At- Detroit University of Dtrlt 4t. University of 8t- Louis At Akron.

Ohio Akron 2VftM i At Springfield Ohio WItt nb f' 2 HIraw7. At Darhamt Trinity 2. tallfordt At Annapolis lid. Navy 7 Buck- At Eartham ft fiosi Uolr At' CtttctBBatl XfenUoa eotif 31. Universityof Cincinnati At NeWTMfc Columbia N.

Am- hert 7. At Ms Bat At Swsrthmore Pa Swartbmors 7. 8ter as 14. urj' k- 1 C' :1 I ft. 1" Ic" lI11r.

rush In t' ea 115fgee JfD. aI. orga as Do fense. Ralbles Vi 10 DATCEI uhvle. Tenn.

Qtber Tbe famon Tora. owept thrugb te Vanderit humlatng HtO vitor telr rkl feld this aUrnoon Cptin BUlk th frak meet 1 nrngen te cond pero. mrch g31 contnuing te Ime wih outtt driv th Tfh bak. wa mred onl a for fst fght hs perio Je tb teld heav1 scrp reumed. Vanderbit faied an notlble ofene deeue Tec baka re- eatedl bling tckled m.

ai tmes beore beln Jale. w. outft. durng h. Itaya t.

pme' la re the lte 1 betnC brilant VadJ 07 Falt. Vat dtblt Ilgl lne. uJ Commoores open aerie forard ntlel mn I jardebfore 10ng wn In raed arll I bouad Vaad tackler. ltrted haled ti fl whlale. foWing Torado I naa.

hne eliteO lne I to' Baon w. Nel yard lne. chooling HI 8 klckot retled Harof 1 fal- a hiltr lo ar tur Nel He dncka tracks ut Hrlan dafndo ckle Baron thl. pule of. wih yaIa hrough fellor cha touckdown Ficher lcking Tie practcalNhe entre aecnd outit jat eeond thir quartenTech 1 repeate ade alui5ppal ed tme aler tme.

fOU 1t lant rlna cmplettd' torwai pes Fenc victm greatet trt te beautful uund lef 3 yard. bal recaled. penal ed ot slde Donough forwad neting afer 8 caled of bal recled thd te tleld Theame repeated at I brilant jumplna 8 paB more bal recaled ot- ide arelut thre tralght Ue outft punt. punt yrd. eah.

ecled off iI 1:1 wla lV- TecplarL Tie all I crosed derbit lne ater brilant forwar palie. recaled cance tt penaltea 10 gae tme playl tnt baI. period frat hf ar- accuaUonTlce hal gm. thej wee ven a aln ruchln. holdlnl.

Vanderbi htO pltIOtl a rn thrc e' Vanderbit tea firt the Vande. I I tlt tandeblt fst qatr. brilant rnl by ad FOTd 1ted bet gln tla point lth 251ard plunleover lle side of' the Tech lne. Ul TecJ pun th Vanderbit wil tood Iln te rlod. amua apprximately' centN th COMC- fo wer clarelng nhdb1ltt oVil' ynl1 forwar.

In. lhr Quartf Flower Co. faied nln tleVn nds totot S1r rlpped105 arln4te Tec fank wa st erat nldtial nr aplnltUS tu ta tr te cmo do kikerJ I J. J. R.

w. ale. rtr pfnts 1 yar the mnty Vanderblt efort falng hot roing bounc ne. rlo. 5 ys fied 5 UU Vander bit rtured.

ecs kics I 1 erCk Pio te lt rlo to style In oyehead th Vaneer. bl tea rco givng cd- 11T. emplete ue I :1 th I CorardS er cle otaldel 117 uUbsle14 baek Vaf ti 1e thlr. te tral. bu etec on1 one th the pa8 bfo the etc Neely c.

HARVARSPRfGS OEFElSIVE I Cambrldgea Otobr l. ltte dlte1t7 roing lp tve tuchdownl feld alnst W1aml 3 vlslton wel flrt crried bl1 Harards lne. prnclply bauttuly pa ea Boynton gae Wllaml' yard Clm- rDEFEAT Greenvlle Otober The glaeleven triumphnt Carolna lage toay oppositon lmi victor. wih tubbornneS eiher Impollble. Flta.

two. deceptve piBes fromColna croB oal lne. lat afer Furm lne lne. Bradle efort a S8. alhough prbably brilant Ia backs Ipeed strtngth.

tme Daln buc lne falhoe ever HarteY Cbeve. pl yS furmal lne ated wal. wa antci- ton tme nerer go lne. I Pl7e Dleahe I defeDlve I game" from trt I frt wero Gdre our urM eea Coiina Runted wel. bal IYp ignbetF er Iecond faied lne wihin.

1arda goat succelive Ia el brole lnal Iame WB tle Ilve fpaturEs. Fian lue. Lnford prominenty. wie Hamett thruah oppoalna numerul occallona. eet wa neldHe am.

hen b1ought 36 leadlnl an Fits rond up GERKA qs FRAN 8 Brule J. 1 Jeter Anlhony. 1 Lnford Dy. Hammet r. Lnc Pew.

1. McLod Ceevel RhS Colin. Watt Sore perlOa orf Subsituton. Its fO Flta Ftts. Hartey ur- ra Trman Lnc.

Scorlnl Fit tocIMOWS Pe" Rtfee TlceIOr kFli1 perlod 1 minute. SOiHER GAES I Tucalo Ala. Oto er 16- Sor lecnd qIarter Ilty Aabama 1 Hlutpl le li Otobe e- wi 27 West VlrlDa Wele a. NeW Otobt IS Sor. oDd peiod utger Pol" Octobr coton 1 ad oble Hi 1.

ar- cos Unl eaty Alabma' Ml lsBp Dla. Tnu-klahom A Unlvenl1 Te A CloteDavdlon 2. Wak Fo st Atnandr ut. 1. LuIsiaa stt 0r nrmlnJam Blrlnt Suther 2.

Unmmtot Marl. Jute Colep Jefferon Ct. Tennn- Newn Eory HeDf Dna TeTex. Vnlvnlt 2. OklQomaA a DYUe- eat Cueei 15 TnaIYIf OrCltOW ImtoW iL XUle.

f. 7 Drha tt 1 Guifr f. Ca lmn- rh CrUna 1 Snth Ar1na Wull on Wa.hlncoD a a 1. on TRELS 1 OS SEW ANEE WAC GERGE the gandet cmebacks taed aro nd thee art maT dy. wih aplnst tem enc bf ghrJ neeO oe feete margn 1.

Lon Yeterday I Aferon. bal a I tJ ater ured tht Swe pied uP. Iq frlt ad seond wa aucce tempt Itnlgle the1 thoulh lne reAt Ityle Knox thVPetrel cptin bal greltet acounted Utrfle ro chtn Swanee team I wa begnnlns hppene Swanee thi wll bal pasea- teir yard lne. faied yads Ollethorpe lyard lne. waltn- tere pigkin.

Itarte jourey goal comraes ater the atl aned pla i tfe a vlltors heade cam wtb od Ialnlng. a tey wre to bal pas chacl tOl t. wer. bal po esalon ow ayard tne. Irst kickof I lke sew wa away 1 rect vew oe ne feld.

he Petrels a temptlnl side Th. nt klck ovr Nlhole 4 yrs. Councl. th bil tulblck. ral bal yada.

hre rpid' oltackle IIY at. va ced the1al and Clunel fve yard. frst do1n. Harer advafce the bal Yard riaht Petre1 drew. 4.

I' yad of ta1y. Sew lnt i 11tt6 Qnarer TIger the yr 1 thl rlrht Ha" r' wit ol b1 WI. 9 Otetbore yrd Une. forl fnt 8e. I IV throuJh lne ner pllY COllhlan I fof 10S.

Counci arouJd a ovr yrds and" touc1 OWt. I mlnute fnt dcwa counci wih te Ioal 1ne lve yads. I broulht Orletbores tnt dow on' the lne. faled laln atempts suIered yard punte ok lne Is tu a ard lne. Harper faied rlppedol Ilx rlht end ai takle glvlnl drt dow yard Inl.

I Ilx Counci tr caried I to' tnt p. nla ceD' Petrels In dahed ovd1 lne apiece Hare more ane o. oughlan te scnd luehdown Idded 1 I S- I Sevn minute I rn 1 poUnt n4 I a. of wer atltb rp i recelvi bal ba te Une eal ed llf Perel. ps te te drlv ofensie Prple Whie neceaarUT ce baIt adyane ball thoulh.

an bI Sewane' psllon stnr lne S. Qner. T. tcone quater rep lon firt wlb Oce- rf I I lryi perio unt A bal uu. 1 lne.

To Ihor beautfu Ck forthe ad las Cok mae te cor 2 Flnchernc tle al Te thrd qurte lun cln offenlv minte. 2 bal i dlstnte gol I ef 7 hnoes eo rar lne taUed pin tt Vata drve yarl trugh I at doW Swnee Daly wih I bcL Oclthorpa I gt ball elKhtp7r Un lf i nt oyer Tlen fverar Ine Ck. dnppe bk cme I pla pm. u- SmlnK Bb Nchol. hoppe th ni ad Ilaked Cooka nt bak te Tger cal dl te tod Un Oclethor' firt scre te da klee Col raolldhlC ceea te stnd Te Il Irla aet a' wf4 eli thcaaU1UOD footbD U.

1 1ohnl Ue Jlpot h. lfe aldcm. te erdl Iholnc tem II Koo Bb Hfbol. a ofe al oi AIPract GaeS Souter Eevens Fa Test Te ftms sut wit te psibl ecpo Grc Teh tt Vaderblt ysteryhan prty sof. sice te opnig ti seue.

te pt re ende Satdy. ad te or fd temlel1s cnrted wt tlea I whic te we wn nand i whc te mhty wl cIQuer. Is te rU tetad wih It ava tams' a i me se8lons adterble flht Gacig te Ichedule-bue hve mappe nex week te folower te cme w1 hV get tk deedf wh nteaU attend ou firt asserion tat prtc gmes ae ovr. rfer thoe whch wer' payed fo Use ptUc te bl 1 stke tei' strde guy. nat orde tigs tee team ar suppe stk thei th te.

ad remadr te seao' Wn deotd atWg te Subbles tat hae cncer te rlUv stgh tis cmne tL T. la te outfit clal. te people of tis lecta part Intereted actvItes Teh ga ratv wl bl tea aggregton a ae tamla wlb tet aCalr mlgh el. te notce hTe hu tet Panthers Iolng to. te man- ater or featvlte.

te eeps Atanta wi Charle Moran hil cohort Cener col ge. I wl' present ear. Bluegral wi tavorles Teh wil 0 beter fat that 11 rol the majoriy wit Te wl rle Ie becuse te generaly cnceded champinhip naton aae wih onl one chagu. thl thll read pul 3crol tUe. OU Lt ear.

footbal grabbd te whle ot- yeaI. tee I I i eh ha II righ. alonl. TOladQ stffer pun Ben. wl quUtonably ames wort.

Vandeblt wl al thlt Illd Pltsburg god I conclulion ust b. te vlctorlola slSwa 4 IT hot i I. cnlenn I thOl8 Tora- throu tit practce ant 1Z0 comel approlchln 11 ja1 Ilnee thole halCon daYI I Dlda' PIa Pt memorabl. Pltsburr. plyed Tech Unlvert7 of PennaYl anla te te atggle furish- e.

Ole te page Georgi hsory. ate ue queton wl ltle Il etlng dlsuulonl. hers quuton wi da rther. wi klld toundaton expre I 1920 defeat Pit aupporter wi pefecty justfed ulum. Unlv1lty olttlburg woul ai Univeriy 11.

I te Panther ther wih lghty wel lidp po Indicte Panther nc mb tep expree the' Idea wl fat te soutberner that Ihe concedEs tat wi figh. Ituaton ju hve erabl1 amit Teh bal gEater tam hers re- to ha cuntry. I Tech Vady i Deta 1 Flrt Quaer ry Hi 4 57ara ovr Halan arron t1t Iconogh galn It 101 atempted rs lne. Vanderbit 10 lne. who trcka.

fld let tckle. Flower rdl 3fr s. flowcr Raterman neted' 2 dlbro ldTe el bal lr lne. pus Flower Baron aklrt let I Keb klckedot McDn retUned 1. bal n.

own 4 lne. er went. ardl aroud cr Floweri- led Baron te lef tckl for1 1arda. ext Hln t' vba ISyar I lne. Ber Hl lkrted righ i I Letham lef forard plete Hendi Qnte yardl bund.

Tehl bal heJ uyr 1 Fow 1 aund' end Hrlan let 1 Bon Tght tcke yrd. tumble recoyerlnK. gn. Br lef ckle y. Fowen I' tckle jrtal ickcf a or hd 1 T.

Pt. Brron 00 yas w. dowe' 1f track. Ltham for' yrdL HI f1t 1011 1f. terepted Harla.

dow- wih cin. TeCh1 bal hel 45 lnJ Hala bi lef tkle tL Oayr yar. oye ler tackle Bron I au4 end Te quater. eYcdher Sre Teh. 1 Vady.

Qan Bl f14 Ruhn hi Cnter to 0 ar Tlh penaize nrL Fower worke Ca yd. Galy bucke tnt down ot 0 rra lef tackle 1 GaA 1rT nPr 4A ote p. taUe Fowen llp klc ga fm 44 U. Sre 7ando B. VUd1ba ther wS7 11.

erlVotlhle buck. Va Ueb te mhtce 1rt tltl Ka yr. thrY 4 NHlp11dC rr. t1eE1ne Te Ms o.J- Pt Itl. Te Pnther Itrong yer.

themselvel. tme recal Wler publcity director ho lyn ep I he tak alm ha tat jutt nois. majoriy thee Od Pblc wa deal nd Dpe Ilvn Ip1. cme rn. folowed Aubu1 Iame feld Thank.

lvln da1. an Blak Gergia wl Il Atanta nJ a le tto th a rattUna 1e. terda fnaly reult. victor outft lupprtera aalted ln Scrboro ot nt touchdown bt was ot-alde bal penalsed I Ltbam tacka. Vand11 bl on lyard lne.

pane pas Lth- right yad bal Vand1 pena bal lne. Scaboro faied rd uabbn ve lt bl efut 0 goa lne. w. of. aldl bal wa bak.

Tec penalzed Fert Lta off. aide an bal wa alud Fer ten ovl cal lne Vats bal 20yar I lne. tham ronded I I Hl faied 1 7adl Tecf Vand lne. pnalled 1 yrdl Galvr throulh 1 rarL Sarbor rght taktt yar. forar pale Incmplete.

te bal wa bck. I otf-Itde. Scarbor. arund let enc' erlt 20 Ltha. faied return Lth.

fumble. reoverl Srbr thrulb Irl ht guard Sctboro I. Y. ard. cnled touchdown Teh mltd Sore Tech 2 THI oyen Bendrl Idekec I rtured ert punte I rd.

Hi I lv bal I hal bere Scr 2. Vand I fl. Qn. I Fent whe retured yrL Vand nlud yardl br cnter Cod. 1arL KuhtnC te.

ame Fert I rl ht Sar- bro rcYeed Teh ech pe. nalH yard. of Int gard fYe rd. cDnot hw nt yarl ente Sarbr threTad a lef takle cDonout ent tr yars dad Sr- bor fumble. rcovrlJC' OY yr lne.

penallel 1 yrL 411 bal0n on n7r Ine. yarl tmbled mi recvrnc Va41. fuibled Teh. rcvee. i' If u8 YeDnouct ct th plae frt dOWD Srbr ent I ef pr Rs ln ht rlJht tke tWq It t01r rl and fln 40Y ovr tlh takle Srbr ct thre rght XeDoDU cnte fot I to nrL Teh peaUz 1 I 1oldlnJ Bb a rcbt tlkle forAr 0:11 tetdpa bn VaudJI fouryr 111.

rbol ht thre 1. HARI OB WALC GEORGE Afe Vandeblt Nahrle Georga tndl te rnk' of IOUt er footbal clle mot brliant pr one wh ri 1 talr eJI a le I notlnK Irldlron te as ver opponent nOting sem. te rlenUel. Tornado Te wit Sturday te eaoD unexpece culd woud revere te te Wht. quie etent te cut st worf oYr Vanderbit te upportes ha tat I te' Iterlng baclleld uler In- jr1.

Lt Barron Flower. rl al fI11 I ml1 game a Itate alalr I- chance game reponlble thre rglterd thh1rro i nd rank Inurlel practce maKe Ater a ar gOd ha. at- 10it ba game seonand mol certinly wondel conditon cr1 Plttburg wl threleDlg ad wil evn the 1ld wlard football Usten ba anXouly ure al ear detll VaMy-Teh ame ute afer lnal whiste blowl Te bacifeld Tornao olenllve sl. a nLa a at Dnoug artet equl gae errl rfO readiy unbet- olenlle. wi Yelow Jacket acton Ield tter Pltaburg.

frm Nuhv1e wi rCo ft i Wednedy mor Inc. ther afternoon :3 wl remal ryal roote. Tec ha arved TeJl It lulerlnt hlJtrl Iplrt Ther lur umnl ga rferee whiste net Forbe feld all wi croded wel realy I. dep ndl Invaion I mflt Iloriova hlltor Oeor Technolog. 11.

everyone aumni wi I I rltht wl rt zton a 1t wa John I wi oach wi plac Ii Hal acarcel1 thl me Jlayed St- mweek Grit menton i a dak tb ra hj.ta 1 a ople Atant gretet tret footbal ha olerU wi atracton frm unti afteroon briiance Cty dln har lmellht tat ti11 nere. unti wih Pltburl al ovr we kH la brt tmed chortl Va a breathlu the Torados Pit Pa1tberl thiren da i etf t- HAVEE SYI VICTORY Jr. Glnuvle Ga. The of Atanta te hlrb Ichol cty hee t04ayby Kre 2 le univeriy OJ ae nLP lete aY fo ear hd Coulht Hae. faner Atlnt Cker cteer fotbal Itr.

cach theahool aeJn JO au ya. Te pe tOa7" teatlrt te yad In Brna ho ri t. a to tht Je wer Lr. Rubetela I Brnx eh DakD atouchdwD a4 plaIDC oo an Tlnlnrl lenD m. Ic 1 tbre toh W' klce Coln seUsa Ca.

hr truchout elnl play e. oJIT 01 Ibtue btna ul' b1UI for BI. 1. 1t Tcc ws rfret Er tme ke. Bate.

e- or. um lr Crl. Cul HueI wal II. Mss Stlig. Sta sR Ad" Defeat Mls.

A Gav iA I Nie CONFERNCE PERUE Ohio Otober Stte It flnt weter cnfer- te 8eU01 hee aferon deteUnC Prue Ilty Te Buceyel solvd I iermaker Iblt I tIrt peiod croled Pr- mlnut. ende Stte toucdown th fr Wa preed bJ attck Crled Bnckey. 7ard lne buct I I TOR DYAC Tlcalool" Ala Otober 1. Alabama hel frat. A A' Ylctor" thl afteroon deeaUng Wals- b1 5 Icor.

mal en o. A A teld Aa- bama deicaed Satui- I nt ftevle diplayed Ituf thrughout rspnlble Alabamal touchdownl runnlnC seveal acaaloL lyeral wih la. danlng helplenl. batflutl1 clrcUn- MIIIBI II tckle. beside rlng bal gln puntal AIabal of kep ro Itar ba lj it bal ehtht Alaam.

other wer haUback formely Height. ecelent ablty gettng awa coure. atemptld gall WII Jeor Lke wlb addltonlal tbe Bcond quater wa repnal- 0 addlUona olnu t01 abm Te laety I bal Mlllllppl' 3yar lne bal ehind lne I Alabam. a wa lteraly of frt quarer game HIlnlppl malntanln PI' al tme durln4 afer recelvlnK Aabamas of. Te Hlalllllppi pla1e ecelent otenlv bal tl.

quarer. andbut lne penaly migt hav crled. taclonaly uma gol Tenene" prevaie Hal8 fnt ater bal Alabama1 ch arod lfh fh ri Alabama blecher. eer. bal crie feld penaly aalnat Mlalllppi holing.

wa' frst tame the afer tme cn. tnualy ofenle Coal agaln endangered HOW ADTEAM OM Mcon. Ga. Otober U. colegeafootbal marhed throuh Mecer tll afenoon deeated te lcl InteeUn gme te tnal acre I 1.

eleen ou payed lols eYry pl1 nd deered tbe. ltory. bal Mercer. al tme. tUe hrack the Alabaa eleYn w.

aler col aI wheneer. crJn fal plD Hed end ltoT tnt 1 lot. Howad 01. wa the rlult bautfU ward pass yud tncln on Meee oaJn CaUtn coo advante aronl work arlnc jrcf rln. Quar.

his Cn. lets lt. bac YIltor ce thru 11 tne a1d c1UDped tken It 1hen rDninC Interer ene mte. I. ifZI AIO t.

1alnel WhH er. Lncter le.e. LmbrI C. Herdon Cr. 1.

t. Cwart Mcn. e. Stce Blkeder. I.

b. Whie CaJI0. rb b. Rnt A1. b.

We1. I Summ-rlng frm' tOch- 40w Hord He 2Waler. aa4GalorC1 aer toahdlGlr 01ttGtr Kerra caL ater toueho. Cwac outof2 8ubUtttn1 ca rk to 0101 Tlo1 as townel lrr Cfo ls nen ttrCOtell Wlle l1 I al Pou UnU tg Pa Octobr 1. Spelil.

ua BUrlng oftl. woaen- lonat colt tte te Bethely aecon tteatnlt Mr A Gavl ofNeYork for. metrpoltan tadeadlncmatch outoverth. re' otthe Huntndon Vaq CuDtrJ cub 11. StrUnS.

onedoW attbe turn rUed te tenth. wtn' te elnent aba ad wu neve" chmplonw veJ much of ht duig. te tce a :1 ar h' he putIg erraUe Kr It adY of. Ue ecUon' cood' but te geen otberlle ba. lea Iet tre te turn' holew.

I Strlng milig Ionl put Bth pr 4' te scond Ml Strllg tesdupthe third' taing adpreanted to Gavin ha 6. Te halYe th Btrlng quad te flfhwheMr acompaaUel7eu hal. ltreame. 1e how" te led avantage toSup a I eerb tro lnl parS ad wa tbeformer metopoltn capion Iup ttbe fe a17. Ten 11.

Strin braed. Ih doe homewar Joure7 trt hd at trcky Jr. GavnG an a par. attbeelov ent tbam 0. nlnl tee canced entre complun mtc1 Mrs rad out henet taing hercontldenceln el It.

In h. ut ambln lng 1nt1 ha bencmp eted- Iupe col lat wlnnlnl 11 ait' ed te rtmh a tough Wi1 Cn te' sme trlcktoday tone twelth went J. SUrllg. both hwever. plOI waa2 A atthe to" JrdN lo o.

urt rrlt' mIled wln1e ffeenth put cptured difcult Ilxt nth Ki. SUrUnl ta lc ttft a as 1 1 I dorle te itc ende whel I Mn hIt. tee whie t7ng getto te InenteDt' reD. eventuaU7require 1. 1tn IStrln.s i.

anC au. ovrop anoter Ye. lr. Mil SUrUnC me woman. I tournamelt Sawneelat 7eal Atantglrlwutbe vietr I a wide marcn.

Thecicot toa1amatc I HI. SUrlnc- 5414IS3 lillx Mr. 1 Ot SCC I C4i4SCTx IntereU colncldenee SUrlnC ma r. flrt Phi- adelphi appeaace In. BrtbeUTD r5 rerlflftA bt IC a 1 IDb remrkable' trm te tat uae bliet fara HUIUncdn TaUI i I.

EATER GAMES' PldelphO P7 Y. Lfe7tt 0 Wet Pilt L-J Spndle Ce o1L- a bl BJC. NY Ptt t. IJC PTcnc JL. 1S I' Cat 0.

II CI IsBIr. Bnonr. l-Dat. 2N iaBt r. nn r.

O. I il te 1 PII Unlersltr Tenneee a Catt aoga Brnswlck Rut rl JO. VAi Sthiehem PaLh 4. RhuterO. Emltburg.

Yount' St 3arys 41Wet arlad. Horgatown Va OWelt VtrntaI Wa.hlnton-eoretown Wl I' 0' 7 urD r- ly MublnburC ecb Grl St LncltePaFrDkln Hrha11J. PeDnJ K1t Cle Batmorehu VI lnldl apoUB mng Mln epl dlal11t. ne le tbi al U. ILi Urba ILIloDl1 Z.

uf 8 fa nJl. KHtII elhel I k1 Lwrec K1Iu1. Dr Krett alettcl- U. Wetmwter. 7.

8 AJmeIo L1ton Neb Note' D. T. KI Dtolt UnlvriYof 1. to if wt tii ht ti 4 1ofnt tii utl i 1 JaBa77J ejiJia. loWL i C1L Dnta2fe i THE NSTTUhIONFI1 i O71OBFLR 17 1920 I drnln ist to I orgia I JO UATCUEB.

The 1track the45 a Vail' yard nd Red Iti re- 4 fiel i i' quartersTech aids ads pepalized f0liQtugbrliant Frs beautitulsprint waseca1led tutu got yard psgi0dtoY sam. 2 I Tech the 2 tha the. wltbe jaged stVfll. 11 inthC snfty 276 yards. owrleU scores 2 l1 jtj4at Ztetirliat I trayeled65 retumsdTeCbI the I.

wert called and tbs bill indWthirteen kte trials. but COlTiJiietCd only one. Apat coming zLft becaUse of ii Tech rnins fonllnrthe rectver of pass before atdii. a SR i i. asL The triumphaflt Wain stead game I made an unted 1J de- peec I pcs 1.

J. gtanford cHammett I 0cFb Echoic.i Hartleyy htj Ill 0 1- itts Ticbe0or t. l6- It-George- tdwn. l6.Finai FLee. Ala.

on7. Uniterslty Texas-Oklahoma Davldson Alexandt La. 13 Birming 1 T.nn.-C&rson- 0 Texas-Texas A. 6. 55.

S. Trtiilty Noyth 0 Washington 6 a a. i.a 4 I Qfth. 1 I I I iq I away. drewfZ penaltySeWa Ai lit fol- yewaneSCi5.

I I yardsjriV lit ilix Itto ft to' uri I I un- I I I I downand I SmWsg Dab5 lUs I I I noX I a u. fi plsyd stone uPeg. All Ut1erIi Tech4n. sottslnce their-schedules. Saturday.

and sessIons terrible conteattoattenil ie comup Big Tea eso twO re- th asthe de- wonderful I cy- memorablp I I I I ap- de- she Flow- 1Qyards. th on sOWfl wentiards bounfcDonTpugh firc7own Flowergtailed 15 9 I i I Giavr ierasd Quarter I I I I yandy. Vaady flaB Varidys yard a loss IS I 5 na- justabout ter- Scarborogot I pn wa Scarborothen I 28 1 kt ked returnedjive. 23 pe- Tech tcDonougbWent flveyards yard ix cit Searbaro pass. 4Gdau.

as uge 3--- te 1Pr em I I be de- Gla- I Sch ol fist a im! otball ta dim the theVanderbilt I reeking' suspense. The the be- is th the the line and a iii. game The. score goal and one used-he. inr I.

Georgis. umoirs Coach cmliii last night verths tlct9ry rat A A. fl Ohio States 87 0 fgarne I I I ballfor Stars. 1st was 5with additionalgoal I tli second I forholding endfor at I HOWARD TEAM and wa wns made a was landing Caqtaln tAe e. Aifor 1.

1 Wheeler Carterr Walker r. f. Weekley Sginm.s.ry-'Scorini Gaylord Mercr2 6 GayIord CarrLeOsfor of' VJrglnia ri' erse I i1sarsplres. Morgan and Price Tlmons kt I 16 SpeciAL-'Mlss holderof womAnsnationalgoU thededlngmatch foughtout the1cWurseof one-down off wre' belowhr puttingwaserratlc MrsGavin and but the ip 5's 1 e' the toMrs t- 1 17. slxthhow to2 toMlssSUr waronlyl tthe 2Seflaily.

beautlfut4at 6. the slot- Ijjias beforebut beencomplete super go La' i the ever the 4 togetto 0 a' 8 waiallovertoi V1 womangnation Atlantginlwas tbevictor 7. I Thecard 541 63 42886X 4 41. a 647445 7xii in-a earriedoff thefinal. 1 3 t-Arm7 It-Chicago 41 it poL e.7' snows witk tlamsQ.

The it 21Hoicrsssle. Bodes 21TaleiZ. Coraell bbio it Unlversity 35 of Rutgers 10 VPL6. Pa. Mount Vs.

Washington 2 Wulmiugton'-CatSolio Carnegie 21. S. Newark-Delaware Franklin Johns 0 Indianapolis-Butler 74 Indiana Pa-Lebanon 6 AtStiie I 6. 7 S. enlwreltr13.

Nebraska At 25- 4 81 0. win-Wallace 0. s- WIttnbarg AtD5rhInI a o1y 5. I At of 0 i 3 7 Colby" 15. Bats 0 4 Pa Stevens 1.