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i itts. Sports AMffiCimMTOGO With Barrages Timed Elevens Are Waiting For Word to Charge I- Both Squads Heard Lec- tures on Fine Points of Game Friday Battle Will Commence at 3:30 OClock I With a downtown parade Friday morning and the final football team signal practice the Teeb Jackets are ready for the game today which in all probability will have a strong bearing on the southern championship. Safely boused at Camp Jeuup the VandetbUt Commodores Indulged In signal drill Friday and listened to a lecture on the fine points of the game to the stage is set. The gladiators are ready for the crucial battle. Coach Helsznan will lead his grid iron warrors onto the field shortly after 3 o'clock the game to start promptly at StO both teams to en gage in a short preliminary run down the field to warm up before time for the referees whistle to blow.

Vanderbilt rooters will begin ar riving by early trains this morning to spur. their team on to victory and rival parades and student snake dances are expected to liven up Atlanta's downtown district as the time draws near for th much- longed-for conflict. Helsman It Ready. Coach Reisman when interviewed Friday night stated that his machine was as near ready as It possibly could be for the big game to day and that he would probably tart the same up as started against Clemson In th game. last Saturday.

In case Phillips is unable toplay Amts wilt do the pass- Ing with Galver taking Harlans place In the backfield at full. Coach McGupin was pleased with the location of his team. at Camp Teuup and gave his men lectures on jut how to fight th battle Friday. afterwards letting them come to town for awhile and forget all about football in' order that they might go Into the contest In the best poi- slblo shape today. Vanderbllts line is heavier than Tech's-and to offset that advantage the Jackets are going to be forced to extend themselves to the utmost on the defensive.

although very 'Ittle fear Is felt for the Tornado backs when they get started. Holmes Center. Holmes will in all probability be seen at center for the Commodores in place of Hlrslg who has been ruled ineligible. and Tech will watch the biff fellow In addition to Berryhill and Latham who are to be the strong points of Vanderbilt offense Admission to the grandstand will be S2 for today's tame with a general admission of 1150 and 75 cents for all service men in uniform. The officials will be Elcock referee Ma Coffin of Michigan umpire and Tlchenor head linesman.

Arrangements have been made by the Athletic association to take care of the record crowd which Is expected to be out and everything Is in readiness for the referees whistle to set In motion what is booked to be one of the but games in the south this season. Louis Disbrow Last of Speed Demons to Arrive Got Into Atlanta Early Friday Night to Tune Up for Big Race. Ten drivers the cream of the dirt trade division of the auto race sport. in Atlanta. today awaiting the word from Starter 3.

Alex Sloan that will send them on their journey round the oval at Lakewood ark Monday afternoon for the 5000 prize money hung up by the management of the Southeastern lair. In addition to the automobile events on. Monday. another card has been listed for Tuesday afternoon. the final feature of the 1919 Southeastern fall' Such monarchs of the gas world as Louis Disbrow.

or New York Fred Horey. or St. Paul Jules El- llngboe of Canada Dave Kotula of Detroit Cliff Toft. of California Irvln Hoffman. of Wisconsin Joe Fosser.

of Chicago Charley Reynolds of Toledo Joss Adolphe of Mexico and Kay LaPlante of Louisville are entered In the speed battles and have their mounts ready to put on the tape. The cars listed include a Jordan special. Chevrolet. Rriacoe. Maxwell.

Zip. Case Comet. Stratford special. Italia Victoria and Wisconsin special. The car that Fouer will drive Is owned by Edward Meyer.

millionaire sportsman and owner of the Stratford hotel Chicago. Ill. and Fouer as a result calls It the Stratford special. DllJbrow Herey sod tilinghoe have demonstrated their driving ability In races here in the past bu KoeUla Hoffman. Taft and the others are strangers personally to the race jnthullutl of city.

However much word has drifted taco Atlanta. lately concerning the manner In which these boys have been reeling off fast miles. At Indianapolis Detroit. Memphis and Birmingham ran- ordswere shattered and Old Father Time" Is sure to have an Inning when the Clan gathers on the Lakewood oval Monday and Tuesday. Ellingboe yesterday negotiated the course in a practice spin within a fifth of a second or the track record of 514.

which Is now held by Horey. College Schedule. To Show Activity Throughout Today IS With the Entire Gridiron World in Play Football Elevens Win Battle FromCoastto to Coast and From Gulf to Great Lakes. By Walter Camp. Copyright 1919 By Otis Wood.

Two Interesting freshmen and preparatory schovi games will be played today. the Harvard freshmen meeting the Phillips-Exeter at Cambridge and the Yale freshmen going up to Andover to play the Andover team. Syracuse will also have a good game meeting Washington and Jetterllon and O'Neill's men should win this contest for Washington and Jefferson are not as strong as they were two yenta ago. A good game in the south will be played at Austin Texas. between Texas and Baylr Vanderbilt has a real game with the Georgia Tech at Atlanta.

and the crowd can get some Idea. of the successes of Ray ttorrlsons coach- log at Vanderbilt from this contest. Morrison was a star player and here Is his opportunity to show as a roach. Out on the Pacific coast. Washington meets Whitman at Se attle.

a contest that should be a good one. Lincoln Neb. will have a good game between Nebraska and Oklahoma and Fargo will have the North Dakota. Aggles with South akot State. Tno Military Academy UckJUJ Boston College et West Point in a game that will he for blood and It will be the needed practice which the West Pointers must have to put them in shape for the Navy.

Meantime the Navy takes on a. falriy stiff proposition in BucXnell at Annapolis bat Gables boys wHl be equal to the situation without a doubt. and it will give him an op portuntty to try some of his substitutes. Georgetown Football. It la probable that a treat Is In store for Boston jpdlron enthusiasts In the shape of a game between Boa- ton college and Georgetown university on the PPth of November.

Those who are unable to go to New York to see the Navy game or get tickets for it. will have an Interesting day at this contest. It this game domes off. It should be II. good one in every way.

The general football body were under the impression that Georgetown without Qllroy that sturdy star who has made such a record tot himself would fade away. but a visit to that Institution and an afternoons study of the workout and material has convinced the writer that this Is not the case. As a matter of fact. Georgetown line for a number of years bun strong all around and white only accaslonatly butting Into bV company as the time when they made things so unpleasant for Dartmouth up at Hanover" has always kept up football tradition and prestige In a. worthy way.

This season is no exception. Coach Exerdtne has in Captain McQuald stocklly built hard runner with football sense and ability. and he has in two tackles. Abeam and Smith. two of the roost promising linemen to be found on any field.

One of the best things about th situation there is the high quality of the second team. which is practically able to hold the ff. i Today's Football Schedule SATURDAY OCTOBER 18 Atlanta Ga. Georgia Tech vs. Vtnderbltt University.

Athens Ga. University of the South University of Georgia. Knoxville Tenn. University of Tennessee Mississippi A. M.

college. Columbia S. C. University of South Carolina vs. Davidson college.

Lexington Va. Washington and Lee University vs. Richmond college. Chapel Hill N. C.

University of North Carolina Wake' Forett college. Mobile Ala Spring Hill college vs. Tulane university. Tuscaloosa Ala. University Alabama vs.

Howard college. Greenville S. C. Furman university Pre byerian College of South Carolina. Charlottesville Va University Virginia vi.

Virginia Mill. tart Institute. Spartanburg S. C. The Citadel vs.

Wofford college. Richmond Va. Randolph-Macon college vs. Sidney. college.

Washington. D. C. Georgetown university Virginia Poly technlo Institute. New York N.

Columbia vs. Williams. Ithaca N. Y. Cornell vs.

Colgate. Cambridge Mass. Harvard vs. prawn. Philadelphia Pa.

Pennsylvania Swarthmore. Princeton N. J. Princeton Fordham. West Point.

N. Army vs. Maine. New Haven Conn. Yale vs.

Boston college. Baton Rouge La University of Mississippi vs. Louisiana State uplversity. r3K5. Georgia Plays" Sewan Today Ji fet1 MV mSSte w.

3 3l' avviM rr A- Here is the entire University of Georgia Football team with its coaches. The Red and Black will battle the University of the South in one of the seasons hardest games in Athens today. Reading iron left to right the are Top row Captain Artie Pew guard Assistant Coach Stegeman and Head Coach Alex Cunningham and Hartley. left half back from G. M.

A. The center group is of the Varsity eleven. Top row from left to right they are Collins end Hartley half Neville full Jim Reynolds half Mott quarter and Austin end. Bottom row Rigdon. tackle Pew guard Day center Welchel guard and Harper tackle.

Bottom row of the group is composed of Jim Reynolds half who is expected to star this year John Rigdon alternate captain Owen Reynolds. Jim Reynolds and Pew. varsity any time and has no squeamishness about proving It. Ve rn Conference Teams. As thos newspaper' stated some time ago.

those who were figuring a Conference Championship" without taking Michigan Minnesota. Wisconsin and. a few odd lots like Iowa and' Ohio State. Will have an opportunity to do some hedging before long. Of.

course. Nebraska Is not as strong as in former years. but Nebraska's victory over mem by IS to 0 was an opener for middle west football. It is rather strange that Ohio state Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesota all scored SO' nearly equally in their opening games.

Ohio State beat Ohio Wes- leyanby 38 to 0 Wisconsin defeat. ed Rlpon. 37 to 0 Michigan defeated Case. to 0 and Minnesota defeated North Dakota 31 to 0. Some of these bigger fellows will have to meet each other.

however before It can be finally determined whether was a good' attack or weak defense. whiert accounted for these opening scores. Chicago Coming tip. Coach Suggs horizon' looking brighter as material seems to show mot-e In the way- of line weight than he has had for some time. At this writing there.

seems to be' come doubt about the eligibility of Red mono but If this man is available Lonnte will have a. center trio ay. erasing well over 200 pounds a matter of. weight which has been very scarce at the. University of Chicago for some tine.

Relber lUg' gene. Redmond. and Jackson rnske stalwart lot and alcGalre. taking care of left tackle. while tIiggena plays the right tackle position.

will give a itardlstribatl6n tiU. The back field has a plentiful array promising men. vita real test will. of oursecome on October SS. wizen the temueetsNorthwestsra There will be' seVeral vital questions answered at Grant Field this P.

M. they haven't been asked exactly out loud sorta solo voice as the footlight vamp would lisp em but they are there nevertheless. Chief among thase interrogations la What la Tech Going. To Do Against Ptttsburgt" The showing against Vatidy ta tell the' tale. About a week' ago there began to drift Into Atlanta rumors and other bull which had to do with the Commodores tying' the strong University of Tennessee eleven and showing up in a way that made things took exceedingly dark for the- Ileisroan disciples.

One tea wk kapp mtd la NJa to watch tile Yandy fr e. cant back UI tke dope that Ttaneitcetnt' bad a greater' warSeil of ulay tfeaa any oilier teata that has cav rt- ta the yutb Jo many moatks. Th same fanTep irte faith- rally the strength the Yand7 line. all nros for a gauze at Tech Flat this evening seemed to be point-Ing toward a irltli nobodybZ1udZaLded. CapUta Pu Phillips weal om La tj 4 ll then Jdy Rrie out via the an eats nail allot the Middle at' ibis pmt week began to look rather BwrIrs DIFFERENT SOW.

Moms co Brother Ed fcrth h6 4 writ tr UrtnK and now dorsnt do nrt tile' same Sdrpoa sad Ell bring. whole nneh 4 news wCth him. lias' been KactkTille for UuJait several days and warbles in such tnatiner that' the birds who. have placed their shackles on Vt1 to win are- betlnqUiff to feel about Uk4 tb. kaiser would at rshlnga birthday party Ed j- a follow They are good but they alat get lot.

or Eel that's parables. He was taking into consideration the fact that this bunch of Hornets will fight like their smaller but lust as buy brethren sting and he also had in mind the further fact that Tech will be playing In her own backyard. AU of which he figure should give Tech about a two touchdown. advantage. Here are facts tko ought be digested i Teeb ka played leer games eider pree- tlnU ideal TV rather eeuiltioam ad lad aamcc pt to gather and devels team work.

Yandy ku played tw same t1l trJII la touring rala and fleld conditions which have made It practically Impossible for tile Comteodore machine ta cet rktac otb- 17 naeblBr Slight pay. to think. those things over a wee bit. Led rrfclle yon tJtlkJac those things rr Jut rarast- her that A Yellow Jacket 1 peaceful bird oat the time. bid when yon get Vat riled pad they at dvifB Boy tea- They're eommm It down day Good bunch of fellows go to Tandy sod they always bring out a sportsmanlike bunch.

of scrappers on the gridiron. In addition to the gang of rooters which will accompany the' team. tner are of YsniiexbUt ifittsurg Tackles Buck OWeaPs Team In Hard Game Today South Carolinians Put Up Game Fight Dazzling Auburn by Overhead Game Winning Score in Final Quarter. Auburn. Ala.

Oct. 17. Special. In the most bitterly' contested and most raising game seen on te local campus this year the ClemsJn Tigers succumbed to the' superior drive of the Auburn Tigers by the score of 7 to 0. It was anybody's game until the beginning' of the last quarter when.

Sherlinsr carried the ball across for Auburn's tone touchOown Bonner kicking- goal. It has been said when Tiger meets Tiger. the fur shall fly. Tiger met Tiger In their very fiercest aspect today and the tar flew in large gobs. Clemson presented a team that showed in the first few minutes of play just how she held Tech scoreless for two quarters.

Toe visitors were fast they were heavy and they presented a variety. of attack that was at times bewildering to the Plainsmen. The Clemsonltes showed plenty or real tight. and from the first up of the whistle until the last never let up scrapping. tooth and nail for one moment Aerial Attack.

The aerial attack shown by the South Carolina boys wits dazzling and caught Auburn off her zruarl time and again for" substantial gains The same old Auburn weak. ness. difficulty In guarding against an overhead attack almost spelled ruin for the Orange and Blue several times. Through the line Clemson was stopped practically. every time with no appreciable gain and litter seeing their efforts wasted in this di rectlon they resorted to pusses with the above results.

The Plainsmen were playing under an almost overwhelming handicap offensively. Red Howard halfback. and the most consistent ground gainer on the team. played with a badly hurt knee and his In jury was such that ire failed to gilt- but very few yards throughout the game. Howard's Inability to run with the halt left the brunt of the ground gaining burden on the slight shoulders of Charley Scott and the fleet.

little halfback came through in- great style. He gained practically every time called upon and in the- open field twisted and squirmed Ms way for gain after aln. Olllnger Stare. The outstanding star and the shining light of the game from all angles was Rodney Otlinger. guarding the left flank for the Plainsmen.

This youth. although weigh- nsr but about 150 pounds played no of the grandest games at end seen since the days of Robinson and Kearlelc. the tamed Auburn pair. Clemson tried end run after end run around Ollinger. but each time he runner was either halted on the lne.

of scrimmage or nailed for osses of Iron three to five yards. This was the first game that Ollinger hat been given a chance this year but by his play today CDtllIed OB lost page. Alabama's Warriors Meet Howard Today On Crimsons Ground Coach Scott's Machine Finished Hard Weeks Work Friday in Preparation for Battle With Birmingham Aggregation. By Ceorjre D. WnU o.

University Ala. October 17. Special. Alabama's gridiron machine under the shrewd direction of Coach Scott undergoing. sonic training this week and wilt be' in ample condition for the battle with Howard college on the campus Saturday.

The Baptists' optimistic end rightly so. over the work of their toxin the games with Auburn and SewiiOO ar doming down with the expectation. of making a creditable showing against the Crimson eleven. Alabama Is equally enthusiastic over the outcome of the game as It. will furnish on of the men In Atlanta.

who will be on deck to welcome the boys. Tills tile Anal came before tat little JvarBey- to PlH bnr Do. baa tald might pad. out two by Sour sad go along- EDITED By Leslie Rowlings Then-Panthers Will Look Forward to Invasion of Tech Jackets on Quaker Stamping Ground Nexj Saturday. PUtsburg.

Pa October 17. Spe cial. With the West Virginia game out of the way and recorded as a victory for the Panthers. Coach Glenn Warner has been busily engaged this week In- conditioning his University of Pittsburgh gridders for the clash with the big Orange team at Syracuse. N.

on Saturday of this week and for the second das with Georgia Ted at Forbes field here one week later. Reports brought to Pillsbury are that Buck O'Neill has a real team at Syracuse this rail and that It 11 offer much stronger opposition to the Panthers than did the West Virginians. However St is sdmlt- led that the outcome of the. tatneers game was considerable of a surprise. The Pitt team showed unexpected strength especially in the line.

where Warner la still experimenting. Against' West Virginia he had tin at enter Bond and McLean at guards. Herman and Mervis at tackles and Ewing and McCrory at ends. with Captain pebart. Hastings.

I Davies and Morrow In the backfield. Al the Start. Bond. a Pittsburg High school boy. was practically alt unknown quantity.

It was his baptism of fire. and he. more than made" good. McLean a Homestead boy. at the other guard also played fine football.

I The work of Harman. A tonal high school tad and' Olervls of Braddock High at tackle was first class Mervis was a doubtful factor until the last moment as was not known' whether his legs would stand up throughout a hard game. However. he stood the test well. and looks as it Warner can count on him for the remaining contests.

Thus. one of Pops biggest problems appears to be solved. EwIng. a Ktskt product and MuCrory. of Wllkinsburg thigh.

are a nifty pair of ends. although Warner has oth- era almost as good in McCracken. the Sewlckley' lad Ulnn of Den Avon Rokert of ltidgway Besom or Klskl and others. With Debar Davies and Hastings the three Kiskl boys. arid Morrow a Carnegie High boy.

in the backfield Pitt has of the fastest most elusive. most consistent sets 01 backs. In the country. and- It. they do not upset some of the calculations of the Georgians when the teams meet on October 25.

local fans wilt be greatly surprised. Captain Dehart Is proving him- I self a. valiant leader VaV1 is the same spectacular flashy ground- gaining speed boy he was a. year ago and in Hastings anti Morrow' Warner finds two' dependable its plungers well as a pair of' men capable of looking after the aerial' end of any game. Last Saturday.

on a field knee deep In mud and with rain falling almost Incessantly Pitt. defeated West Virginia. 2 to 0. in the presence of a crowd of 21000 tan tile largest opening day football crowd In the city's history and undoubtedly on or the biggest throngs that ever saw an opening' grid battle anywhere. This.

Indicates the interest In the pastime here. and It la believed that the Georgia Tech contest will draw a throng that will tax the capacity of Forbes field where alt of Pitts home games are played. relative strength of the Thin Red with' Auburn' and the Sa- wanee Tigers. Studying Flue Foists. Coach.

Scott has held his men this week to a study of the finer points of the game including blackboard drills and lectures. Boone and O'Connor have been. given some hard work In the punting end of Ute game with the purpose of developing a man with sure. toe. la the game with Ole Slisa" last Sate urday only on goal Irons touch.

down was kicked out of eight With. the exception of Ked Drown. Alabama's giant tackle. of the men have practically recov- red from. their bruises and sprains.

Brown has aswollen knee that will. likely keep Mm' out of the Howard gamed Itogers. who was injured la the initial game of the season back at his old place at right tackle. Enthusiasm over Alabama's loot. ball prospects ate running high and 1 it Is a Job to keep the students off the field during the scrimmage I each afternoon.

Great faith is us- I pressed In Coach Scott and the ar- ray of players he has assembled. The probable' up for Saturday's same is as follows Left end. iovater' left tackle. Hood left guard. Johnston center.

Sessions right guard. Jones right tackle Rogers captain right end. Boo tie quarter V. Hovater. left halt.

Lenail' right OConner full. gt DOPE YOU' WILL NEED PROBABLE UPS. Vanderbilt Position Tech Lode. Adams Fineher Zerfoss Staten Tackles Llpscomb Higgins Cody Doyal Center Holmes Phillip Amls Quarterback Latham GuUI Fullback. Hendrix Harlan Salver Wade Flowers Halfbacks Lokman Cerryhill Barren Officials Referee Elcock umpire Magollin head linesman Tlchnot Time of quarters 15 minutes.

Admission Grandstand general 159 service men in uniform 7Sc. TIME OF GAME 3:30 P. M. PLACE OR ANTFI ELD. rsp orts I Jt.

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