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The Gold and White Seven Showed Great Improvement Yesterday Over the. Work in the Quae With Sewanee Team One Week Ago. THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION. VOL. No 135 ATLANTA, OA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1906.

PRICE FIVE CENTS. HELD GOAL I VANDY DOWHS I TEXAS BUNCH BIG SCORE ANDY'S ENTRV FOR CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS. GIVES CAME TO LOCALS lobster Brow Boots Tech Into Hard Earned Victory flm WITH GOAL III DAN3ER UK ive been vastly afferent certainly turned the or on a line back and at full for Davidson hit kets for nice little gaus enough. Davidson's lonjr result of end plays and uns. as did INDOOR SPORTS ON LAST NIGHT Palmer and Smith Win Club Championship in Hand Ball Doubles, Atlanta Athletic Ctwb began the of indoor sports at the club last night with the regular annual haiusbaii by defeatmg Fred Brin nd Frank Cowl, the i 11 4.

These were for the best's Craig, right half; Manier, fullback; D. Blake (captain), left half; Cas tea, quarter. Line B. Blake, E. Noel, Chora, Sto no, KcLean, Fritehard, V.

Blake. San McGhigin, coach, in background. WW ft eflfc HWLCOBHELL i anv It was on Tech's third down with I Beat llhacans in Hard 1 1 1 to displace it and Quar Robert leisurely rixed the pig 1 i 111 a rtau of (n any ard within the city Oaaide Kicka and Forward Passes iBst unexpectedly Score Touchdown for Cornell in lev of the game as a wBole wa.f ten Brawn Won Vlo NJf Wece Jr tory in ths End. NNNNNNT ilHflHE'' mFV town with the dope all In her favor. Many a vught game with Cornell oil the IMto tTchooT other hand Davidson is ratfj SS SS showing hbT d7 BR not overctnfidenee that 'the bail was most of the time.

is defeat, for from their play! Cornell started with a rush and within Ucould I be seen that the men were work 1. ft ve minutes of the soundir.gVof the whtt that determination that is a tie had scored a touchdown by clever Eaf sign of an up lt propoaltion. of the new rules, which per ,1 has BO klck com roktod forward pasees and on side kicks, though a few cropped out in Cornell started right out at the kick off. ine game, and it is the consensus of an(J for a time had Princeton adherents opimon among the players and coach dlMnay. The Ithfeaae were eo newhat Deaten so It I nghter than their opponents, and played I 2n open game tbroushout the first hair, fj Nifty Work in a Pinch.

gaining Doth around tne and with coanu SCore tnfe had tlle luck I victory was copped by nothing funiMing. and profited very considerably I nif'y wwrit in P'nch Tech's through penalizing of Princeton. £fMr. 'IhHBN Play as a demonstrated the fact TfcP half characterized by 7 NrrWr ii it over several times. All that kept i.apt) F.

Nelson. for the Davidson hacks, who were worked right "LOBSTER'" BBOWK. almost emireiy during the afternoon. rlgbt tackle. Benton i 0reat punter, Whose Timely Kick Won Game for Tech.

would slammed back at critical perl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 with daisy Interference, I Denn y. Tiay Miller. Elliott and RUi0n Gibson land would be called "to 'W I Old Formation Used. old formation? were used In the ILLINOIS LOST TO YOST'S TEAM Michigan Tears Illinois Line to Pieces and Wins the Game Easily. CHICAGO WINS BY GOOD SCORE Jniversity of Indiana Beaten by Score of 33 to 8 at Chicago.

Ana Arbor, October 27 Mlchi CbJcago. October 27. flset gan defeated BUnols thfc, afternoon by a footed backfleld ran up a big score or. FOOTBALL RESULTS FOOTBALL RESULTS SOUTH. Tech 4, Davidson O.

Mapyville 16, Dahlon Richmond Virginia Polytechnic North Carolina O. Nashville, Vanderbilt Uni' versity 45, University of Texas Ot Virginia 12. Rich mond Collesre 6. New Orleans Tulane University Howard College O. West Harvard 5, West Point 0.

New Princeton 14, Cornell New Yale 12, Amherst Georgetown 6, Washington and Lee 5. Annapolis Naval Academy Bncknell O. FOOTBALL WEST. Ann Arbor, Michigan 28, Illinois 9. Chicago 38, Indiana 8.

RESULTS. Springfield. Dartmouth 0, Williams O. St Minnesota 22, Ames 4. Easton, Lafayette 17, Colgate 6.

St St Louis University 71. Missouri School of Mines O. Brunswick, (Bates 6, Bowdoin Tufts 6. University of Brow 27, Norwich nlus 17. IZiegier Washington, Washington and 2.

Dickinson 0. jsheMe. MtnneaoolUi 22. Ames 4 sylv SI, Carnegie Tech 0. Hsrtford.

Conn Trinity gpringfleld Tminitia School Washlrgton fJeorse Washington 8, Westerla Maryland S. City. Cnrrersfty of Iowa 26, VIRGINIA WINS FROM RICHMOND Virginia Clearly Had Off Day, Running Up Only Twelve Points. University of Virginia, October 27 Spe The result of todays game Virginia 12, sodden fleH. Weather considered, it was Field afternoon.

1'be to Virginia and Johnson a well plawd game. Garrels. the Michi Maroons succeeded hi crossing the Indi scored la three downs in the first half, gan full back, brought the Michigan ana Une five times, once in the flm kVked goal, then Ktehjsend pot back, behind splendid interference, ana the 43 yard this being the first aeor series of charges sccr rf a touchdown. Illinois could do done IS the game. The final score ther band.

Mictiga pieces. Magoffin, Curds aoc Gerreia making good gains repeatedly. Illinois' only was scored the 3rst half, after an Illinois man pick yard line. Gardner was forced throngs Middle town, Wesleyan 22, Vmnont 8. Exeter 5.

Colby O. Durham. N. (New Hampshire State College 40, Connecticut State College O. Holy Cross ze.

Tecn nolosry O. South Bethlehem. Lehigh 33. Franklin and Marshall 0. 18, Oet naverrora zo.

unu defended fWpd Captain Hare, of Indiana, drop kicked i "SavEsT 7 sjjjil The goal was a goal the 15 yard line when Chi iB half Waits, of INDIANS WIN FROM PUSH, Light Indians IC y. Strong Quaker Team. FOOTBALL EAST. Indians 24, Penn Carlisle Nets 24 Points by Goal sylvanie. 6.

From Fieia, inree i Penury Scored First, Blocking Kick and Making Touchdown. of Pennsylvania 24 to dians. trained to the ildered the Quakers, an I zed and put in fU franklin SeVS, viien d. three touchdowns and msylvanla's six points were i touchdown and a goal. Jl told, four touchdowns wer made when Draper blocked a Mt.

Pleasant on the Indians" line and then carried the ball over for a touchdown. score Quarterback Libby I Indians 25 yard although 1 ball Inside and again, Quakers could not make their distance through the Red Men's sturdy defense. and altnough Pleasant, had punted 1 Id. Foiwell failed to it struck the gsound, an The line up; position. right tackle Dubois quarterback.

Touchdowns. Larocque. Lubo. 1 and Draper; gnaks from touchdown, Lib Sharp. Tale: linesman, H.

M. WORLD RECORD WON BY MILLER Since January He Has Rid den 304 Winning Horses. New York. October Walter Miller he Jockey whose floe work (a the saudle las attracted wMe attention, is cr i will largely increase I Steers Made Their Distance I Just One I afternoon when i yards. Krahl wai excepting Costen, tackle the little Tk3 v.

I for this, the ate, tlmply ct ttonaNy been i goal 1 Time in the Afternoon. LONG RUNS II EVIDENCE I BY VaHLERBILT PLAYERS Seven end a Goal From Placement by Bob Blake Totaled Forty Fire Texas Outweighed Vandsr NashviUe. cial.) Vanderbllt mi the October 27. (Bpe luthern gridiron by running up 46 points to the none. Seven touchdowns and a beautiful goal from placement try Bob Blake was the record In fortv.flve minutes' plajr.

Although outweighing Vanderbllt end with a squad well balanced In every department, the visitors could not ward off the attacks directed against their line, nor could they stay the plays around the end. with the result that many spectacular plays and long runs developed during the struggle. Costen carried the ball on one occasion. Captain Dan Blake went 52, Vaughn Blake 42, while other members advanced it various distances, when ostee is motion. The locals cross bucked the opposing tackles beautifully, while the on side punting.

I good gains. Chorn Sherrill Bob Blake's a but Costen's tackling and getting down the field on punts, together with Captain Blake's offensive work, was by far the feature ot what proved the best contest Vanderbllt carried the ball over Texas' Mr. Walker called the VANDU3RBILE. line. The team on penalties.

But Position. TEXAS. Mc Lean right guard Cr.iiV Williams R. R. Ramsey and Hendrlcli Blake, Craig, Costei Time of hah'i 2.

D. Blake 2. wn, B. Blake goals from nlscesH Blake I. Officials: Walker.

Virgin! tderbttt, MARYVILLE WON OVER GEORGIANS Dahlonega Loses Out, 16 to 0, Against Strong Tennessee Team. KnoxviUe, October 27 (Special.) Two of the Dahlonega players sustained es in the football game with Mary ad in a victory for Maryvule. Score, Charters, left halfback for Dsn lonega, broke his left shoulder Made and was succeeded in the game by Callaway. Oasklas. Dahlonega right end, sprained Georgia boys won the toss and defended the west goal.

Maryvifie kicked es and downed Dahlonega on the 50 line Foster, of Maryrille, made a 20 vard ran and touchdown. 2fo goal kick ed. Maryvule kicked vB I forcing Dantonega t. Damons i for downs. k.

Maryvule re aaother touchdown, this Kicking goal. In the second half MaryriUs Wen The I got DAcfcUtSASAsA. Position JsARYVIDLt O. V.quarterback.. Referee.

Metises. Twew GainesTiBe. Fla Today tne somas college on the stbelttc 1 tne kept.