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THE SOimfS STANDARD NEWSPAPER PACE NINE THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA, CA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, Vols Wildcats. Fide Overp 7-0 Defeats Vandy, ower Tech Freshmen Block 2 Punts To Beat Bullpups, 8-0 JOHNNY BOSCH GOES OVER HIS LEFT TACKLE FOR SIX YARDS BEFORE GENTRY STOPS THE PLAY IT I i tl All day lonr I searched for the old salt for a close cross examination on his "wind-out-of-the-wcst" theory, but appar ently me oia salt, trie counie-crosser, had gone west, or else he had melted in the rain, sleet and snow. He jjave assurance Wednesday there would be no rain on Thanksgiving Day. Which gives him an average very close to me one enjoyed by the local weather bureau. It not only rained, of course, but there was sleet and snow, to boot.

I don't understand it. I mean, 1 don't understand how it is that for six straight years now the annual Thanksgiving Day game has had nothing but the worst of weather. Sometimes there was rain. Then, again, there was snow. And sleet, too.

Yesterday, one of the worst of all days, there was a combination of all three. I Maybe that's the end of it. There is a chance that the weather of yesterday was weather to end all the bad Thanksgiving Days of the future. I sincerely hope so. The annual freshman eame for the ft benefit of the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children will come near filling Grant Field with people when the one day comes witn a nit or sun.

The Scottish Rite people never have complained about the weather. It's only people like me, I guess, who get disturbed about it. a-St w- a And Mark Twain had the real answer, at that. He said. "People arc always talking about the weather, but they never 1 V' 'rzfip? irT- 4 ao anything about it." Sitting here in the press box at Grant Field, I cannot help but admire the spirit of the people who came to sit in the raw weather to watch the freshmen of Tech and Georgia go after each other hammer and tongs.

They really didn't need the hammer, for the weather called only for tongs big, stout ice tongs. The freshmen apparently didn't notice anything wrong with the weather, however. I guess this was due to the heat of their play. The annual game is a heartwarming affair, anyway. Conttitutien Staff Photo Despite the mud and cold, little Johnny Bosch, Baby Gentry (No.

27), Bullpup fuflback, piles up the play. No. I and 51 are Tommy Witt, center, and Tommy Green, tackle, Jackets' 145-pound tailback, gets eight yards before Ben 33, behind Bosch, is Will Burt, Bullpup flankman. Nos. 41 I both of the Bullpups.

MIAMI DEFEATS BABY TECHS WIN Tennessee Wallops So I guess it doesn't really matter, in the final analysis, If it rains, sleets and snows all at once. Nothing short of a flood FROM BULLPUPS BUCKNELL, 19-0 Boswell and Bradford Star in Tide Victory Former Averages 46 Yards Punting Wet Ball; 'Bama Marches 72 Yards for Score. would materially affect the program. But I would like to see the old salt again the old NOT SO MANY GOOD BACKS. Somehow the impression had rot around there were a lo Hurricane Scores Inter- Tipton Blocks, Webb Re sectional Victory by Land and Air.

of good backs running loose in the south." But when you ge around to picking an all-star backfield, the scarcity of top-fligh covers Punt To Set Up Score. By JOHNNY BRADBERRY. Two blocked kicks on a muddy. Wildcat Eleven, 46-0 Vols Overcome Jinx to Win Ninth Straight; Kentucky Earns One First Down. By KENNETH GREGORY.

KNOXVILLE, Nov. 24. In the snow and slush of a cold Thanksgiving Day, Tennessee's Volunteers flashed a spectacular attack today to overwhelm Kentucky's Wildcats and ascend to the Southeastern conference championship. The score, surprisingly one-sided in the face of the unfavorable conditions of a driving snowstorm and mud fetlock deep, was 46 to 0 and one of the worst defeats ever handed a Kentucky eleven in its ancient duelling with Tennessee. The Wildcats from the Blue MIAMI.

Nov. 24. WV-An nacKS seems somewhat amazing. For instance, the all-star backfield this year probably will include Cafego, Tennessee, quarterback; Bron-co Brunner, Tulane, and Parker Hall, Mississippi, half-backs, and Charley Holm, Alabama, freezing gridiron gave Norris Dean's Tech freshman eleven an alert Miami football team picked up an easy first-quarter touchdown, hurled back two Bucknell challenges and surged on to a 19-0 By LEROY SIMMS. BIRMINGHAM.

Nov. 24. Charley Boswell warmed the hearts of a shivering, partisan Alabama crowd of 25,000 here today by blasting through the Vanderbilt line for vital gains in the Crimson Tide's 72-yard march for a 7-0 victory in their traditional Thanksgiving Day battle. Vic Bradford, 'Bama quarterback, took the ball over from the one-foot line on the first play of the final period after Boswell and 8-to-0 victory over the Georgia Bullpups yesterday afternoon on Grant field. intersectional victory before a crowd of 12,648 today.

Now, Brunner was stopped on several occasions this season The opportunist Miamlans Ciemson beat Tulane, Auburn tied Tulane, Alabama beat Tu Pig Davis, playing fullback in place of the injured Charley Holm, About 8.000 fans braved the lane. Brunner didn do so well in these games. had smacked out six consecutive first downs in a drive starting from the Crimson 28. pounced on a break midway of the opening quarter and quickly con worst football weather of the season to see the Baby Jackets score a touchdown and a safety to even Holm has been hurt a lot and, while Coach Frank Thomas That march was the ball game, verted it into a touchdown. iranK Funair.

Bucknell's safety, fum savs he is one of the best fullbacks he has had in a long time 1 imagine Coach Thomas means this largely in a defensive sense although superiority in punting the Tech-Georgia charity series at three games each. FOOTBALL SCORES bled a punt and Walter Kichefskt STATISTICS BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 24, Alabama-Vandcrbilt statistics: fell on the ball lor Miami. Miice The Jacket touchdown came Continued on Third Sports Pate. Corcoran promptly flipped a 23- gave the Crimsons other chances, one of which bogged down on the Vandy five in the closing minutes.

after a punt was blocked by Wen yard pass to Eddie Dunn inc. dell Tinton and recovered by end zone. Tech's George Webb on the Bull The contest was played in bit Ala. 13 179 a a Bucknell's aroused Bisons got dog 15. Six plays later, including the ball on Miami's 22 on a penal ter cold, with snow falling in the final seconds.

a 13-yard jaunt by Ralph Plaster, Grass, invading the Tennessee stronghold with an old "jinx" on their side a ghost that had risen to thwart past championship hopes of the Orange-shirted Volunteers were thrown back on their heels all afternoon by a smoothly functioning squad that committed few errors with a slippery ball. USES ENTIRE SQUAD. Major Bob Neyland, whose teams in the last 12 years have seen championships and post-season glory skid by because of tie games, three administered by Kentucky, used his entire squad in amassing his easiest decision of a season that has seen nine teams ty but relinquished it a yard short First down Yarda gained rushing Forward pastes attempted Forward passes completed Forward passes Intercepted by Yards by passing Lateral passes attempted Punting average Scrimmage; xTotal yards, kick returned Vandy a 10 a 17 17 38 0 10 carried the ball over when Lloyd Boor crashed over on fourth down from the one-foot line. 1 10 0 43 46-YARD AVERAGE. Boswell, a Birmingham boy who SOUTH Carnegie Tech 14 N.

C. State 0 North Carolina 20 Virginia 0 Maryland 19 W. L. 13 Richmond 10 Wo. and Mary 7 Ciemson 10 Furman 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 14 Catawba 7 V.

P. I. 2 V. M. I.

2 Tech Fr. 8 Georgia Fr. 0 Lane 0 Tenn. A. A L.

2 Clark 0 Morris Brown 31 of pay dirt Altogether uucKneu had five shots from two yards out since Miami was offside once, but couldn't get across. KICK BLOCKED. The safety was made late in had been somewhat of a disappointment in early games, kicked In the second quarter Lou Tom- Opponents' fumbles recovered Yards lout by penalty 40 the fourth period when Truck asetti, Funair and George Kiick soggy ball 10 times for an INVESTIGATE Before Investing in a New Fall Suit or Overcoat Includes punts and kickoffs. Kimsey, of Georgia, was attempt led a 51-yard Bucknell advance that missed by a scant three yards. ing to punt standing in his own average of 46 yards, an amazing performance in view of inclusion end zone.

Albert Muerth, Tech Came the third period and MERCER BEATEN of one out-of-bounds boot near tackle, broke through and block fall victim to Tennessee. substitute named Carl Jones to harass the Bisons. This time It the Vandy goal which went 18 The Tennessee skipper alter yards. ed the kick, which bounded out of the end zone for an automatic safety. nated his first and second teams to roll up a 31-to-0 advantage at The Commodores from Nash BYCHATTANOOGA Gordon 7 Arkansas 6 Chattanooga 9 Presbyterian 7 Alabama 7 Tennessee 46 Wake Forest 21 Miami U.

19 Roanoke 0 Newberry 20 Centenary 14 Tugaloo Col. 0 The came generally was an ville played a spirited tricky game. was a 75-yard touchdown sweep, with Jones' 46-yard romp setting it up and Substitute John Noppen-berg getting the credit Jim Poore place-kicked the point G. M. C.

7 Tulsa 6 Mercer 7 Stetson 6 Vanderbilt 0 Kentucky 0 Davidson 0 Burknell 0 King College 0 Oglethorpe 0 La. Tech 7 Jackson Col. 6 N. C. A.

T. 25 evenly matched punting duel be tween Johnny Bosch and Charlie CHATTANOOGA. Nov. but their running attack netted only 25 yards and their only real scoring chance was the result of an attempted field goal by Brad halftime, featured by the great play of a stalwart line and Captain Bowden Wyatt. George Cafe-go and Fullback Len Coffman.

Then the major rocked along with his "shock troops" who piled up Sanders, of Tech, and Paul Kluk Bucknell by this time was 24. (T) Chattanooga's c- casins scored their only field goal and Truck Kimsey, of the Bullpups. Bosch's quick-kicks and ac Kibler and Long are so sure of their clothing values they invite comparison, believing you will be convinced you get more dollar for dollar value In a Kibler and Long suit or topcoat. Hundreds of new fall suits, single or double-breasted, plain or sport back. ford which was low and was curate punts out of bounds Kept blocked by Ellis, and picked up in of the year today to nose out the Mercer Bears, 9 to 7, before a Thanksgiving crowd of 4,200 chill N.

C. College 0 15 more pomts in the final half against a ve that could muster weary, and the ftiiami regulars shoved across another score without too much trouble. Dunn, Corcoran and Terry Fox worked the ball 71 yards downfield, with Dunn going across. the red-shirts in hot water all Morgan 0 Virginia State 15 midfield by Captain Preacher Franklin, who might have run to Texas A. St M.

6 Texas 7 ed fans. Early in the second quarter St. Kimsey likewise punted the only enough power to chart one earned first down and get past midfield once on a recovered touchdown, but who stopped heavy ball well but had two of The victory evened Miami when he grabbed the ball. John. Chattanooga fullback, scored score in four intersectional games Little Bert Marshall passed to his boots blocked in the aforementioned instances.

the field goal from the 18-yard Riverside 0 Fensacola 6 Mid. Ga. Col. 7 Cumberland 0 Miss. Ten.

32 S. W. La. 7 Monroe 18 G. M.

A. 29 So. Ga. CoL 0 Appalachian 22 Union 0 La. Normal 0 this season.

The Hurricanes lost The victory, Tennessee sixth line. Soon afterwards Junior Housman for 8, and Huggins made it first down on the 'Bama 38 and Neither team's running attack Others at $20.00 Others at $15.75 17- to Drake and Catholic then beat Duquesne and BucknelL Score by periods! Orend, playing right half for the locals, cut through the right aide could gain much yardage and and clinching decision of the conference's wild 1938 campaign, saw the Volunteers remain among the 15-yard penalty against the Plaster's 13-yard sprint off tackle of the line and then left his in Bucknell nation's undefeated and untied was the longest of the day. Once, terference to speed 18 ynrds for Crimsons put the ball on their 22, but a field goal try was short Vandy never threatened again. Bosch got off on a nice 31 -yard teams, and an outstanding con Miami Miami ocorinfl Touchdowns. Dunn 4, Nopoonbor aub for ran I oeinto after touchdown, Feoro (place kick).

run to the Bulldogs' 4-yard mark touchdown. With the score 9 to 0 against tender for post-season "bowl honors. Tennessee has one more After a first period devoted to er but the play was called back and the Techs penalized. punting, Mosley and Davis smash game, that with Mississippi on De them, the Georgians fought gamely but were unable to do much until a Chattanooga fumble was ed at the line for three first CHIEF THREAT. Georgia's passing was her chief downs in a drive to the Vandy 11 before Bradford attempted his recovered in the third quarter well threat with Heyward Allen and TONIGHT P.

I cember 3 at Memphis. FIRST SCORE. Tennessee counted quickly after the opening kickoff, reeling off a touchdown in four plays that netted 58 vards. with Sophomore inside the Moccasin 30-ysrd line. Mercer then marched to the two- field goal midway of the second quarter.

Truck Kimsey flinging a wet ball EL remarkably welL Kimsey com yard stripe, and Spec Lsndrum carried the ball over. T'edger TOUCHDOWN DRTVEw The Alabama touchdown drive pleted two passes for nice gains but nothing became of the threats. WOtlD-S WElTtlWIIGMI CHAMPIONSHIP IOUT Halfback Bob Foxx dashing 25 Alabama State 26; Tuskegee 0 Erskine S. Georgia Ten. 6 N.

BL St N. E. Ctr. L.S.U. 15 Hendrix C.

12; Ouachita C. 20 Hardin-Simmons 37; Okla. C. 6 Ark. Tech 7: Ark.

St. Tch. 21 EAST Cornell Penn Brown 36; Colombia 27 Villanova 20; Manhattan 0 Nlagara-Daqaesne (snow). W. Va.

Wesley-Marshall (snow) Westchester T. 0: Penn MIL 0 Franklin M. 40; Ursinus 2 West Va. Geo. Washington 6 Gettysburg 14; Dickinson 0 West Maryland St Vincent 0 Muhlenberg Albright 0 Giants Dodgers 7 MIDWEST.

Nebraska 14; 'Kansas State 7 Dayton 25; Ohio Wes. Miami 16; Cincinnati 7 West Reserve 13; Case TOPCOATS Because the weather has been warm this fall don't think you can get through the winter without a topcoat or overcoat. Now is the time to buy to get a full season's wear. We are showing a large variety of patterns and styles in topcoats and overcoats. kicked the extra point started late in the third period.

It The first was a 16-yard toss to yards on a reverse for the score ARMSTRONG on a beautiful nlay down the End Tommy Malone and the sec Texas Wins Final featured slashing drives off the tackles, and netted the distance ts. GARCIA ond was good for 26 yards and Over Aggies, 7-6 across the goal in 18 plays, all went to Nub Welch, who lateral ed to Billy Wingate. I inside the ends and without a Allen completed a 22-yard pass being called. 1 heave to Welch and threw several warren Aventte. playing center ADAM.

HAT51J other accurate aerials, but cold AUSTIN, Texas. Not. 24. (JT) The Texas Lenghorns. victims of eight straight defeats, scored a stunning 7-6 upset victory ever Texas A.

M. In their forty-fifth Thanksgiving Day classic before today. sideline after Cafego had passed to Wyatt for 19 yards. The triumphant Volunteers took the kickoff and marched to another quick score that presaged the inevitable rout. This time Tennessee drove 64 yards in 10 plays to score, with Cafego, the leader of the assault, going through a big gap in the line for the touchdown, after he had connected with a 14-yard pass to fingers missed the wet balL In place of the injured Cox, played the entire contest for Alabama, and Blackwell, at end for Shoe 64 Peachtree N.

W. Stores and Agencits Coast to Coast The Baby Jacket big line was maker, also hurt, was another standout Continued on Third Sports Page. For the losers. Franklin, Ford and Agee were standouts. The THE LINEUPS.

Toledo 9 St Lonis 9 De Paul 13 Kansas 7 Xavier 13; Washington Wichita 31: Missouri 13; Idaho 16: Foxx. Vandy ball carriers had little GA- FR. Po-s. TECH FR. Near the end of the period, chance to shine, except at tackling.

Malone IE. Arthur Coffman reeled off 32 yards be Utah which they had with plenty of 15s I jj Remember: Charge accounts and JJ low prices do not go together. Buy 1 of Kibler and Long for cash and save. I jj FREE ALTERATIONS I Greene LT. Lee fore being pulled down on Ken 4 FOOTBALL SPECIALS TO ATHENS NOVEMBER 26 YECH-GEORGOA GAME authority.

Carter IG. Tipton Alabama amassed 179 yards tucky 12 and alter the change of goals, Neyland sent in his sec Pittsburgh Tch. 17: Emporia T. 0 Central William JeweU 22 Greeley State Montana S. 0 Milton (Wis.) Rose Poly 20 Colorado U.

12 Denver 19 Witt C. Wright Brown R.G. Hood ond team. Sophomore Bob An- running for 13 first downs, to Vandy's 25 yards and two first dridge skirted around on a reverse Barrett R-T. Muerth Bart K.E.

Webb to score from the 5-yard stripe. downs, one on a penalty. LINEUPS AND SUMMARY. COACHES iLt. Atlanta 8:45 AJUL.CT.I' ALABAMA Pas.

VANDERBILT CoL Mines 13 Kearney Tch. 14 W.Texas St 2t St Benedict's Pern (Neb. Tch. Tarklo CoL 9 W. State (CoL) 9 N.

M. Ml 7 Lt. Athens 6:30 PJHE.T.f AND PULLMANS The Kentuckians were stopped at their 27 after the kickoff and a high man from Center Sherman Warra Franklin Kink Q.B. Lamb Allen L.H. Bosch Welch R.H.

Plaster Gentry F.B. Sanders Hoirfarsf Handarson Mtmll Harfcina Hinkebein to Quarterback Joe Shepherd in punt formation was Tex. of Mines 9 N. M. 13 Howard Payne 7 Southwest.

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Wesleyan 7 McPherson 12 X. 5L State 13 4 Texas Mines 9 back Joe Wallen lugged the ball across for a fourth touchdown. Feed ILv. Atlanta 9 :30 A.M.,l I UUAunu 2nwSpee.LT PULLMANS lLr.AUanUlOK)OA.lVLfC.T. in PULLMAN 2rdSpec jLr Alheat sSp.M,E.T., SOUD tLrJWanU 10:20 A.MC.T.1 COACHES 4th Spec Athena 6 :15 P.M.rE.T.( AND PULLMANS All Train Stop at Emory Going and Returning $2.05 Class ROUND TRIP $2.23 Coaehss Guy Tickets in Advancs fit City Tickst Of lies WEST, tot at 7r Alabama Continued on Second Sports Page.

San Jose 31: Arizona State 12 Alabama Scarina: Touchdown. Bra ford; ovtra point, fan run after kick Georgia Tech scoring: Touchdown, Boer (sub for Sanders). Safety (ante-matie). Teeh anhstltnttons: Pair. Brady.

Massingale. Bightewer. Thomas, Olenttv Morris. Delaney. Boer.

Quite. Lang. Georgia snbstitations: GnsgeaU. Wingate, Kimsey, Bargett. Langs-dale.

Officials: Jeter (Fnrman). referee: Kington Alabama) umpire; Armistead (Vandy) lineman: King (Chattanooga) field Judge, was sickaT Znrtc I sua tot wmmonsi, Alabama Subotitotiona tnda. Nawman, P.inn lukiM. F. Davis.

BarOsrs: auarrf. MhIumil fuss. Roaldon. Fax Llnfield CoL CoL of Idaho St Mary's SA.) 20 Washb'n 33 CoL State 1 X. Mexico 27 U.

L. A. 7 S. CaL 42. Montana 7 Arizona 9 Idaho S.

9 CaL Poly 27 San. Barbara St 9 Fresno St 2S anoo: auartarback. Mughs: sit backs. Moaioy, i ten. Boars, waiiasj luiioacn.

in u.nd.rtiiri Enst. Minton tacktoa. Gaul don. Ramey: ouarsls, tiMa. nuakwlnt auartarhick.

MarobaUi btf- backs. Farry. Jackson feanwr aubbctf I for forry). Mouaomani fullback, Huggina. I Cci tinned oja Third Sports Page,.