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PAGE TWENTY-ONE THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937. Teeh, Qeorgia Work on Pass Defense; Line Battle Expected DECATUR HOLDS Lumpkin Will Be Ready for Yellow Jackets 33 Special Trains To Army-Navy Tilt NEW YORK, Nov. 25. (P) The Army-Navy game at Philadelphia Saturday will TYPISTS TO TIE IN BIG UPSET, 0-0 BULLDOGS PLAN TRICKY ATTACK; LUMPKIN BETTER Hartman Punts Well; Otis Maffett's Injury Improved. LAST TECH DRILL IS SLATED TODAY; TEAMS IN SHAPE Thirteen Jackets, 15 Bulldogs Will Close Gridiron Careers.

Tech-Ga. Victor Sought for Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Atlanta Celebrations Commission announced it would invite the winner of the Georgia Tech-Georgia game Saturday to play an outstanding northern team here New Year's Day. Governor E. D.

Rivers said he would- ask Southeastern Conference directors at a meeting December 11 to modify a conference ruling against member teams playing post-season games except in the Rose or Sugar Bowl tilts. N. G. I. C.

Crown Goes to Griffin's Two Unbeaten Teams. set a record of travel as well as for attendance. One railroad (Pennsylvania) has scheduled 33 special trains to carry fans from New York to Philadelphia, in addition to the six regular trains that Mill be run Saturday morning. The road expects to carry 25,000 passengers, a record for football travel between the two cities. Departures are scheduled every five minutes from 8:40 to 10.40 a.

m. Decatur sprang one of the ma jor upsets of the. prep football season and held Commercial to a scoreless tie Thursday morning on By JOHNNY BRADBERRY. It will be a light, streamlined line against one of the most rugged defensive setups in the south when Georgia and Tech square off the Decatur field. The tie game between the 1936 N.

G. I. C. co- itf li- champions, gave the 1937 title to Chicago Bears Beat Griffin's two unbeaten and untied teams, Griffin High and Spalding Detroit Lions, 13-0 High. Beggs from behind on the nine-yard line and Commercial held for downs.

It was the greatest defensive game the two teams have played in recent years. for their annual battle on Grant field Saturday. The Jackets will pit their fast, mobile line against the big, rugged Bulldog forewall, which has held its own with such lines as Holy Cross, Tulane and Auburn. There have been nine touchdowns scored on Georgia this season and only one of those scores have been pushed through the Bulldog line. Holy Cross scored on a pass, South Carolina scored on a 72- Commercial outgained Decatur DETROIT, Nov 25.

OD Two seven first downs to four and lost By FELTON GORDON. ATHENS, Nov. 25. The University of Georgia football Equad held an early drill today and then called quits for their Thanksgiving Day feast. The workout was devoted chiefly to pass defense.

Coach Mehre tried several combinations in an effort to stop aerial heaves thrown by Red Devils emulating Tech. SHORT WORKOUT. A short and snappy drill on the tricks in the Bulldog strategy box followed. The session was closed Vv ith a punting exhibition in which Captain Bill Hartman got off several long ones. In the offensive backfield Andy Roddenberry was alternating at quarterback and left halfback this afternoon.

Lew Young saw full time at fullback. The same back-field has Wallace Miller at quarterback. This juggling was not believed to have significance. The annual suspense which per field goals and a 45-yard touch two fine scoring opportunities. down dash with an intercepted Early in the game a forward lat eral, Spratling to Casteel to May MODEL pass gave the Chicago Bears, west ern division leaders of the Nation PLANES -C-1 field netted 51 yards, but the Red AND SHIP KITS Raiders could not gain that final ai Toiessionai ootbau League, a yard run, Tennessee scored three 13-to-0 victory over the Detroit 10 yards in four downs.

Lions before a capacity crowd of Late in the game, Commercial touchdowns on passes, one on a long run and one over tackle, Florida tallied on a blocked punt 25,000 here today. returned a Decatur punt to the Decatur 13-yard line and again the The triumph left the Bear Decatur line held like a stone wall and turned back the threat. needing one more victory or a tie to clinch the championship. They play the Cleveland Rams Sunday and end their schedule against the Decatur had only one scoring opportunity when Kennerly passed to Beggs in the clear, but the (SEb 1 Chicago Cardinals a week from vades the camp just before the Sunday. fleet-footed Spratling a 1 cch game is in full force.

The attitude of the squad is excellent rnd is entirely void of over confidence. IMPROVEMENT NOTED. ana luiane scored on a pass. All of, which means that this Georgia line, with Tinsley, Trout-man, Davis, Lumpkin, et al. is pretty tough to crack.

SEVEN SCORES. On the other hand, the Jackets have not done so badly themselves. Seven touchdowns have been scored against them. Only three of them were through the line. Duke tallied twice and Auburn once over the middle.

Alabama scored on a pass, two were made on end sweeps, and one on the stolen ball trick. The Tech forewall with Wood. Let SeaM Get Vouir Car Considerable improvement has been noted this week in the in juries of Otis Maffett and Quin ton Lumpkin. Lumpkin was play ing first string. Bandages were re deadly for Wflonter Driven moved from his left knee after the Jivorkout.

Although the starting lineup is Rimmer, Wilcox and Chivington. rtill in doubt it probably will be also limited the powerful Alabama running attack to a scant 38 yards. as follows: Marvin Gillespie and Otis Maffett, ends: "Stooge" Davis several of Georgia's earlier games but for the last two Saturdays, against Tulane and Auburn, he has been handicapped by an injured ankle and only played part of the game. Lumpkin's home is in Macon, where he prepped at Lanier High. One of the south's best centers, Georgia's Quinton Lumpkin, has sufficiently re-' covered from an ankle injury to be ready for Georgia Tech in their clash with the Bulldogs tomorrow on Grant field.

Lumpkin, a big 200-pounder, was a 60-minute man in Which points to the fact that the game tomorrow may well develop into a battle of lines and and Tommy Haygood, tackles; Tete Tinsley. and W.alter Trout-man, guards; Quinton Lumpkin, great many football games are won by the forwards' play. Inanksgiving morning the Jack CITADEL BEATS ets took their semi-final workout on Rose Bowl field. center; Bill Hartman, quarterback; Oliver Hunnicutt and Jim Cavan, halfbacks, and Jimmy Fordham, fullback. The squad will leave Athens by bus early Friday night after a practice.

After the warm-UD exercises. Continued From First Sports Fage. Coach Alexander and his aides drilled the boys on pass defense. Backfield Coach Bobby Dodd shot passes from Georgia formations at I LL DOWNS CORNE the varsity for an hour. CHARGING DRILL.

The linemen went throueh a gave impetus to the game by bringing out people who came to see Grange and come back to see the games, promoters thought they needed college bands and cheerleaders and the like. Now they know better. People come to see the pro game because they like the sort of football the pros give them. The game is on the way up, and a great many people will tell you they don't know exactly where the college game is going. There is every light charging drill while the backs Heatmaster Heaters were practicing pass defense.

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Other cities are keeping their franchises. is scheduled for today. Only the usual light Friday' workout is in store. QUAKERS, 34-20 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.

(UP) A barrel of touchdown dynamite exploded on Franklin field today as the big red football team of Cornell turned back an inspired Pennsylvania machine by a score of 34 to 20 before 60,000 fans in the 44th meeting between the two teams. Rose scored the first 14 points for Cornell, going over in the first period from the one-yard line and crossing Penn's goal line in the eecond quarter with another one-yard smash. He made good the placement attempts after both his own scores. Both teams are in good condi qt. tion for the battle.

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exch. Keports from Athens indipt.p PETRELS, 7 TO 6 CHARLESTON, S. Nov. 25. (UP) A place-kick by Kooksie Robinson gave the Citadel Cadets a 7-to-6 victory over Oglethorpe University here today.

The Citadel scored with the game only a minute and 30 seconds old. Larry Southard, Cadet end, blocked a punt on Oglethorpe's 20-yard line and Hugh Rogers pounced upon the ball over the goal line. Folkner, husky Petrel back, supplied the Oglethorpe score in the third period with a brilliant 58-yard return through the entire Blue and White team. The try for the extra point was low by inches. Mercer Frosh Beat Baby Petrels, 12 to 0.

AMERICUS, Nov. 25. A blocked kick in the first quarter and a pass in the fourth period gave the Mercer freshmen a 12-to-0 victory over Oglethorpe freshmen in a drizzling rain here this afternoon. Slappey, Mercer left guard, blocked Malpass kick on Oglethorpe's 35-yard line late in the first quarter and raced across a clear field for the first score. The try for the extra point was no good.

Gavin, who replaced Lewis as Mercer quarterback, hurled a 20-yard pass across Oglethorpe's goal line to Left End O'Quinn in the final period for the second score. The goal punt was low. that although Quinton Lumnkin. center, and Otis Maffett, end, will not start, they will be able to play 2.20 Finest Quality Oil. 1 Regardless of Price! Resists SIudge-Formingl Does Not Boil Awayt Gold Crest IVIotor Oil $1 ftj.95 j.ne game Tomorrow will mark the close for 13 Jackets and if.

$12.95 Bulldogs in Tech-Georgia Freshman Teams and which slightly are reminiscent of the Dodgers in baseball, offered a southern style team today. Ace Parker, who played baseball for the Crackers for a spell last summer, was the new spark plug in the Dodger backfield and one of the lures that brought out a championship crowd to witness a game offering no championship aspects. He, of course, is the best back Duke ever had and one of the best the south had. Playing with him today were Jim Whatley. All Alabama's foes remember him.

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for new names and the salaries are not what they used to be. They are becoming more fixed under contracts and the game is going on. It's going to be interesting 20 years from now the East Lake golf course yesterday, a blind bogey in which there were 54 entries and a dogfite in which live foursomes participated. to see where the pro game is. I hope I'm around to see.

My Free Installation! SI. 19 to S6.89 idea is it is helping the college game. But not many people The winning number in the blind bogey was 76. C. W.

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M. think so, especially the college people. Pro football was smarter than baseball. However, pro football doesn't try to raid the Seat Smith and J. P.

Wilhoit were college campuses for material as does baseball. It waits until the players have left college. It creates more football fans. winners, faecond with 75 were Off E. A.

Brooks. Robert Eneram. Al who will, if there is no pro game handy, attend a college game, lan Yates, S. P. Thompson.

C. Y. 5)33 Covers They would not have gone had they not learned the game from seeing pro performances. Well, I hope I'm around to see, Smith, W. D.

Owens, K. P. Wood and Keith Conway. Third with 77's were J. I.

Neal, W. T. Branch, J. J. McConneghey.

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Chattanooga Beats Texas Aggies Down In the dogfite, the winning Mercer Bears, 19-7 Texas University, 7-0 foursome had a score of 125. In this group A. P. McElroy, Dr. B.

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P. Wood. In second place with Nov. 25. (JP) One sudden surge CHATTANOOGA, Nov.

25. (UP) Johnny Nardo. hard-driving fullback, led the Chattanooga Moccasins to a 19-to-7 vic 131 was the foursome consisting in the second period, engineered by Dick Todd and Dick Vitek, two W1 of W. D. R.

McDowell, H. S. Roberts, L. F. Meng and E.

E. Lyons. Third with 136 was the foursome nimble backs, gave the Texas Ag Dflstat gies a 7-0 victory over the Uni 4A MAIL i 4 ORDERS FILLED versity of Texas here today in their annual Thanksgiving Day including C. Y. George Sargent D.

Owens and A. G. Huston. Fourth place went to W. O.

Street, A. M. Perkerson, Keith Conway and Harry classic. tory over the Mercer Bears today in a Dixie conference game. Nardo scored the Moccasins' first touchdown in the initial period after alternating long runs with Scott.

added the third in the third quarter in two line drives from the 9-yard line. Chattanooga's second touchdown came in the second period when Scott passed to Matusek from the Bear's 12-yard line. Mercer's only score came in the second when Al Owens tossed W. Bazemore a short pass. Bazemore added the extra point.

A first-period shovel pass which Dick Todd took to the Longhorn's 14 set up the only score of the Dir game. Three plays later Vitek carried the ball across and Todd added the extra point. Two second period fumbles en dangered the Texas goal line but the first threat failed when Ag AlliUte Tires, guaranteed for 18 months. Heavy Duty Allstate Tires, guaranteed 24 months. gies was stopped on the two-yard Duquesne Rallies To Beat Detroit PITTSBURGH, ov.

25. (JP) Duquesne University's battered Dukes came from behind with two stirring touchdown drives in the second half today to beat the University of Detroit Titans, 14 to 7. The winning score resulted from fine plunging by Bill Karrs, De-quesne fullback. line. The half-way gun halted the other on Texas' 35.

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