The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • 52

Cagle hong Runs Doom Yfe 18(S Score Vanderbilt Displays Offensive To Beat Mrgiiiia, 34 to 0 Commodores' FOOTBALL RESULTS Eli Offense Always Held Tech High Defeats Male of Louisville Baby Jackets Defeat Frosh Of Auburn HardPounding At Goal Line Tennessee U. Beats By-26-7 Score Volunteer Player Runs 94 Yards 'for I Touchdown Generals Dazed by Victory St, Thenraa St. Johns 0 (tee). BchuylhiU W. Maryland 17.

Springfield 0: Xew Hampshire 8. Swarrhmore 13; Johns Hopkins 8, Temple 41 Providence 0. Thiol 0: Weetminiater 7. Union 8: Xenaselaer 14. Upsala Susquehanna SI.

Vermont 0: Conn Aggies 8. Villaaova 19: Lebanon Valley 8. Wilmuigton 87 Antioch 0. i Freshmen Engineers Keep Kentuckians Unable To Cope With Fast Backs of At-'' lanta Team and Lose, 0 to 18. Louisville, October Tcb High of Atlanta annihilated the Louisville Male High ridiers here this afternoon at the Du- Army Backs Flash Furious Attack While Linesmen Repel Scoring Threats.

Midwest Cavaliers Give Steadily and Fail To Check Fast Attack of McGuginmen. Slate Clean by Victory Over Poly Attack. Pont stadium by 18 to o. The excellent team work of the BY HERB CLARK. The Junior Jackets of Georgia Tech Nashville.

Tenn October m. OP) kept their slate clean while addm another blotch to that sported by the BT 8. RICHARDSON. Associated Press Sports Writer. Knoxvtlle, October 27.

Wl Lightness may never strike twice in Baby Tigers when tney turned in a 20-0 win over the Auburn Frosh Sat Augustaaa SS; Dakota Wea. 8. Belett Lawrence 8. Butler 13: Washington TJ. T.

-Carletea Cornell C. 0. Carroll SI; Bison 8. Chicago 8 Perdue 48. Cincinnati Wittenberg 8.

Coo 14; Monmouth 8. Columbia. Valparaiso 0. Creightoa 8: St. Louis 18.

Danville X. Muncie K. IS. Dayton 8: Detroit 7. Depanw 13; Franklin 0.

Depauw Froah Marquette Freeh 8. Dos Moines TJ. 8: Lombard 83. Evenrville Oakland C. C.

19. Gustavua Adolphua Augobure; 8. Hanover IS; Indiana C. HaskeU 14; Begia 8. Hibbing J.

C. 7: V. J. C. 8.

Hiram 8: Otterbein 7. Illinois Xerthwestera 7., Illinois C. 8: Knox IS. Illinois Beservea 37; Northwestern EIGHT MAJOR T0URNAT.1ENTS FOR FLORIDA Dan McGugin's long hoped for offense showed itself today to be surprisingly effective before a borne crowd, and Vanderbilt humbled the Cavaliers of Virginia, 34 to 0. It was Vandy's second conference victory.

The game was won systematically, i 1. 1 i urday- afternoon at Grant ficW. the same place but the University of The Babr Jackets took the lead Tennessee did here today in trouncing Washington and Lee in its annual at the outset of the second quarter, and were never headed. home-coming day football game, 2C Auburn received the kick-off, and went iuto a drive which pushed the BY GRANTLAXD RICE. New Haven, October flying feet of Cagle were more than Yale could match today.

This Army- centipede traveled like the -wind for- two long runs through a bewildered Blue defense and each time he finished over the Eli line with a touchdown in his arms. In one of the most bitterlj fought of all these traditional battles the Army beat Yale. IS to 6, as nearly 80.000 spectators were held spellbound to the final play that found the Bulldog clawing at the Army goal line, only a step away, as the game ended and darkness felL In the first period the deer-footed Cagle swept around Yale right" end for 5t yards and touchdown. Jn the EIIVUW1 US 1 1 1. 4,7 with thrilling runs it was victory for a blocking system McGuigin I i oval -well within.

the shadow of the Tech goal posts. Here the yearling mugni nn ienm wncn ne necame wor line of the Engineers dug in and re pulsed the invasion to take over the Be (B) serves, Q. ball on downs. luineia waeaton tv; sou mai to 7. Employing the same surprise attack at the opening klckoff which confounded Alabama last week, this rangy Volunteer crew caught the Virginians off guard and scored a touchdown in the first minute of play on a spectacular 94-yard run by "Buddy" Hackman, a worthy running mate to t.is sophomore back, Gess Generals Loses iieart.

The very unexpectedness of that sensational thrust took, the Iieart out of Washington and Lee long enough for 13. PL October 27- The schedule of the golf tournaments to he held, in this picturesque eity during the winter and spring was announced today and show eight major events in which the leading amateurs and women players will participate. Graydon Punts. Graydon punted out ot danger, and Georgia outfit, the brilliance of its entire back field and the perfect defensive work of Henderson, big and powerful tackle, paved the way to victory. Henderson threw the Purples for untold losses by breaking through and tackling them before their plays were fairly started.

also blocked a punt on Male's 8-yard line and got the ball. Hammond scored following the blocked punt for Tech's first marker, in the second period. Mott reeled off SO yards the entire 'Male team for the second score. In the same frame Had ley hung up the third and last -in the closing frame after Henderson recovered a fumbled punt on Male's 11-yanl line. Hammond's three tries for point failed.

Tech clearly out-played the Louisville team in all departments. the inrEtrr. TECH (II) Pes. BTALZ (8) Grubba l.e Fryo Millies Lt Embry atoms Trawick ICeXaBiarn Booker Davis r-g Biaet Henderson T.t. Monroe Teas re Wnlf Halt Barnes Kott a glee edO Carnes c.k.

Bickel Hammond f.b Hunt Substitutes: Tech. Hsdlev. Bovd and an Auburn fumble a few seconds later gave the Jackets their first chance. Local Orlethorne Maryville 8 (tie). TecJi Trash 10; Auburn Frsih S.

Conference Auburn li; Howard "8. Geergie, Tiltn 14. Georgia, lech SO: North Carolina 7. Florida 14: M. C.

BttU 7. Kentucky Centra 0. I. S. TJ.

SO; Spring Hill Maryland 0: V. at. I. 8 (tie). Mississippi 14: Loyola 34.

Sewaaee IS: Alabama 42. Tennessee 26: 6. Vanderbilt 34; Tirg-iaia 0. r. I.

54; King 0. South Arkansas 27: Texaa Africa IS. Baylor St. Edwards 7. Chattanooga 12) Centenary 14.

Da vie-Elk ins John Carroll S. Eastern Kt. Hormal 0: JCorehead IS. Durham 26: Woffard 0. Hampdea-Sidney 37; Jacksonville X.

Bryaoa 7. Ky. Tech 19: Georgetown. 0. Xiami SI; Havana A.

C. 0. Killaapa 32; Louisiana X. IS. Miss.

C. 14: Louisiana college Murray 13: Xambnth 0. Richmond 33; Benedictine 0. Box soke 13: Bichmond TJ, 13 (tie). Shaw Virginia 8.

0. Simmons 6: Daniel Baker 6 (tie)." 8. M. TJ. 60; Trinity 7.

Southwestern Louisiana 39; Hattiesburg 7. Texaa 13; Bice 8. T. C. TJ.

2a; Texas Tech The Citadel 14: Erskine 0. Tnacalnm 25: Mar Hill S. Tnskegee 6 Wilberf orce (tie). TJ. of Xenisville Transylvania IS.

W. T. 19; Georgetown 0. West Va. Wei.

34: Waynesburg 0. Union 26: La. Tech 0. Wake Torsat 24; Davison 8. East Army II: Tale 6.

Ashland C. 13; C. S. A. O.

Boston TJ. Boston C. 27. Brown 19: Tufts 13. Brooklyn C.

C. 13; Bider 8. Catholic TJ. Kt. St.

Mary IS. Columbia SO: Williams 6. Conn. Wea. 20: Amherst 20 ftie).

Cooper Union X. T. Aggiea Dickinson TJrsinns 6. Emory-Henry W. A K.

0. Terdhan 34; W. A J. 0. P.

X. 'A. 0. Genera Duaqnesse 0. 6.

Washington 0 C. C. X. T. 33.

Georgetown 35; Duke 0. Gettysburg 14; Bncknell IS. Grave City 13; Allegheny 7. Hamilton 48; Trinity 0. Harvard 19: Dartmouth 7.

Haverfort 7: St. Johns 0. Hobart 39; Clarkson 0. Holy Cross 6: Marquette 6 (tie). Jnnita SI: Gallandet 0.

0: West Virginia '17. Lehigh 13; Muhlenberg 7. Manhattan 18: St. Joseph 13. Maine 48: Bates 0.

Mass Aggiea 0: Worcester ft (toe). X. Y. TJ. 47; Colgate 6.

Xiagara 12; Bt. Lawrence 7. Penn State Syracuse (tie). Peas Navy 6. Pitt Carnegie Tech 8.

Rhode Island 0: Lowell Tech 31. Butcrers 34: Delaware 0. B. P. I.

14: TJnioa 6. nea oy us oiiense. or ratner iac of Jt. Cavaliers Retreaeh Scarcely had Virginia received the first kickoff and lost ground, before the Commodores began pounding away and the Cavaliers gave. With Arm-sted skirting ends and Schwarts wrestling valuable gain from rhe Vir- ginia line.

Vanderbilt soon worked the hall to the Cavaliers' two-yard line, hut lost it on downs. The Commodore took the ball in midfield on a pnnt. however, and worked it back to within striking distance from where McGaufihey and on the local course, which Tennessee to score again shortly afterward on a long forward pass. A valiant rally came from the Generals. however, against a team that patently was their superior in both offense and defense, 'despite that they tallied 12 first downs to the Tennesscans" three.

has been trod by the greatest golfers in the game the past six years, will commence the second week of the new year and continue until late in March. For the last six seasons Ft. Augustine has been the winter golf capital of America, and in the coming campaign this supremacy is expected to be maintained, inasmuch as the program calls for the appearance of some of the leading figures in the tame over the famous St. Angustine links. They managed to put across a touch down in the second period but were unable to penetrate within striking distance again nor tot stem a driv ing Tennessee attack that netted an Hinaen.

Male: Schell, Keeling. Kennedy and Webb. Officials: Moore, Chicago; Funk, Purdue; Ouaet. Purdue. Indiana 0: Ohio State 13.

Indiana C. Earlham 14. -Iowa Minnesota 8. Iowa S. Teachers 39; X.

T. C. 8. Kansas Agnee 21 Okla. S3.

Kansas Iowa State 0 (tiei. LaCrosse Tearhers 8: Oshkosb II. Lake Forest 7: North Central 8. MacAlester 19: Hamline 13. Maakate Normal 13; Rochester J.

C. 8. Marietta It; Capital 0. Michigan Wisconsin 7. Missouri Nebraska 24.

X. Dakota Aggiea 0: X. Dakota V. IS. X.

State Teachers 81; X. College 8. X. Dame Beserves 8: St. Mary 19.

Xotre Dame 32; Drake 0. Oberlin 18; Mt. Union 12. Ohio Northern 8: Ohio U. 39.

Ohio Wee. 11: Deniaen 0. River Fall 14: Eau Claire Teachers 8. Bt. Thomas 13: Mina.

(B) 8. St. Kavier 8: Quentico 6. St. Viators Bradley Tern South Dakota Aggiea 13: S.

Dakota TJ. I Stent 12; Superior Teachers 70. State Normal 24: Ced smile Stevene Point 38: Plattville X. 10. Tnlsa 26: Phillips 27.

Wabash 27; Terra Haute 8. West. Reserve 19; Woester t. West Union 0: Morniorside 8. Yankton Huron 8 (tie).

Far West Brig. Young 6: Utah Aggiee 10. California Olymoio A. C. 12.

Colorado 6: Utah 25. Colorado Mines 28: West. State 18. Idaho SO; U. of Calif.

(8. branch) 6. Montana State Montana 8 (tie). Oregon 25: Monmouth X. 0.

St. Irnatias 14: California Aggiea 8. St. Mary 22; Nevada 0. S.

Calif. 19: Occidental 0. Stanford 47; Fresno 8. Washington 8: Oregon Aggiea 29. Wash.

State SI; C. ef Idaho 9. WiUiamette 85; Puget Sound IS. other touchdown in the second period and a fourth in the last quarter. Keep Mate Clean.

A football mad throng of alumni yard line. Armiatead swerved through tackle for the touchdown and Aber-nathy kicked goaL Before Virginia recovered from the shock, the Commodore were hurry- ing the ball toward the Cavalier line acain with all the backs working. Mo- Ilwaine took the' oval on Virginia's line, followed perfect interfer- enee around right end and then shook off Virginia's secondary defense and galloped acrosn for a counter. Again Abernathy kicked goal. ArmUtead Gains.

Visibly startled when they kicked off. the Cavaliers were unable to- fc stop Armistead nntil he ran 20 yards -and two plays later. Mcllwaine broke through tackle and with his team- mates blocking superbly ran f2 yards ALL-STAR CAGE students and just plain supporters that crammed every inch of ipnce in the ll.UOO capacity stands and overflowed between temporary and permanent TEAMS BEGIN The golf schedule follows January 1G-1D National championship of golf club champions (Walter J. Travis memorial trophv). January 22-2G Annual Florida eat coast men's championship.

January 31 -February 2 Alcazar cup tournament. February u-8 Women's handicap tournament. February 12-16 Thirteenth annual St. Valentine's tournament (William R. Kenan.

cup). March Florida east coast women's championship (Mrs. William It. Kenan. cnp).

second period the same pair ot tiymg feet circled the Blue defense for 75 yards and another score. Cagle Fumble. To make the job complete, it was Cagle who fumbled on his own 18-yard line in the opening period to hand Yale her. only score asFirpo (Greene, the big Yale 'guard, picked up the loose ball and galloped over the line. So for a.

while Cagle was scoring all over the field, twice for the Army and once for Yale, but those two baffling, twisting dashes he made through almost the entire Yale team will be something one of the greatest of all bowl crowds will never forget. For he was like a will-o-wisp, no hand could touch as one tackier after another dived and missed or reached for arid failed to clutch. In the second period Halfback Allan, of the Armv. intercepted Garvey's pass ou his -li-yard line and he also ripped along the field for 56 yards and the final score of the day. These three Xrmv runs of 51.

56 and 75 yards by Cagle and Allan were the big fac- tors that beat the scrappy hard-fighting Yale team that was still launching another offensive within a step of the Army goal when the whistle sounded taps and the game ended a fast gathering dusk. Four Occasions. There were four occasions through the second, third and fourth periods when the Blue put on a slashing offense headed by Garvey and Loud, onlv to find the Army rampart impregnable "to assault when its inner citadel, the goal line, was threatened. Yale haJ power and passing skill on these forced and desperate marches to retrieve disaster but Yale had nothing seats saw Coach Bob Neylands' team keep its southern conference slate clean WORK MONDAY and maintain its record of only one defeat and one tie game in three years. Tennessee cohorts were perhaps ss surprised as the Washington and Lee squad itself when they saw that first plav executed.

But by doing what obviously everybody expected him not to attempt Neylands strategy scored. Those who had seen its effectiveness at Tuscaloosa recognized it even be fore the inevitable touchdown was scored. They were forced to kick, however, but turned again and put the screws on the Tigers to win another hoot. Barron and McKee took hold here, and slashed their way to the two-yard line as the quarter ended. Barron scored on the first play of the new session, and made it Tech 7 with a place kick.

Auburn threw a scare into the Tech ramp a moment later as Young took Graydon kick-off from his -own goal line to the Tech 10-yard stripe. I'ate hurled himself over- the line on the fourth play, but the Techsters stayed in the van when the try for point was not strong quarter ran itself out with the ball see-mwing back and forth between the 20-yard markers. Auburn fouud the Baby Jackets too tough a proposition to be nice in the second half, and confined their scoring efforts to attempted field goals. Teeh Penalized. Their first attempt came In the third quarter after one or two plays, a 25-yard penalty on Tech for clipping, and an exchange of punts had given the Tigers the oval on the Tech ID-yard line.

The try was hurried by a fast-charging line, and fell short of its destination. Tech punted out to Auburn's 40-yard mark, and the Tigers took up their task once more, this time to be halted only 10 yards from their goaL The second field try was made from here, and followed the path of its predecessor. The young engineers started their offensive fireworks at this point, driving out, and exchanging punts with the Tigers to hold. the ball in mid-field just after the last frame opened. -Pat Barron was again the big gun.

and tore off a 30-yard dash which mingled with a few other runs to produce the second Jacket counterl The point missed here. Passing Attack. The kick-off went to Aubifrn. and. after fiddling around in i id field and punting the minutes away, the Tigers oened a pass attack which reached its climax when Graydon picked one of the heaves out of the thin air and carried it 36 n-srds to the final score.

Barron added his point after this counter. The Tigers again received the kick-off, 'and again started passing, and nearly tossed their way to another Tech touchdown as Hunsingcr intercepted one of the. passes just before the final whistle blew to end the fray. Both souac) 'looked like real ball clubs for their class and nettber Tech nor Auburn need worry as to the lack of potential relief material. Ezcll.

Williams, Farmer, Graydon and little Pat Barron shown for the victors, while the Auburn crew threw out some good men in Stone. Young and Pate. THE LXMEVP. March 14-1U i lorida amateur team championship. March l-23 Winter amateur championship of Florida.

The national championship of golf club champions is being projected here for the second time, and judging by the number of competitors in the inaugural tournament for the Walter J. Travis memorial trophy, this event promises to become of major import-auce in a few seasons, second onlv Hackman Carries Ball. The duly difference was that Hack- Wake Forest Wins Over Davidson Hooper To Stage Show on Monday man carried the ball this time where the flash McEver bad carried it le- for the third touchdown. And again Abernathy kicked goaL The Cavaliers kicked off and no sooner had Armistead tucked the ball under his arm than bis mates began blocking. He raced down the field and then cut across, following an in- terfcrence that took out tacklers on all sides.

He did not stop running and his mates did not stop blocking until he had crossed the Virzinia line, The great Jimmie had run 83 yards. started pulling bin regulars and in the second quarter had an entire team of substitutes on the field. They battled the Cavaliers it even terms, and if anvthiny gave l't- ter than they took. Several Vanderbilt drives were nipied by fumbT-s and penalties. Take to Air.

The Virginians could not get going on the ground and took to the air, only to have their passes knocked rto the national championship among fore. Drawing the entire Washington and Lee team over to the left field in returning the kickoff, the Tennessee squad with Hackman racing behind, had dumped the first line of defense The all-star teams, both boys and girls, of the Epworth Athletic association, will hold their first practice at the Wesley Court, tomorrow night at 0 o'clock, according to President W. I Barker and Coaches Dave Johnson and Bruce Forster, of the association. All candidates for either team are requested to be in attendance. The association is looking forward fUf most successful seasou in its basketball history during the winter's play.

Within the association itself, the registrations of the teams closed October 2(5. with a total of forty-five. Of this number, ten are new teams in competition for the first time. Of last year's participants, only two leagues failed to re-register thir teams. The large of entrants will, unless another plan materializes, necessitate the formation of an additional boys loop, besides the othr five already organized.

The firt games of the season will be played the night of Xovemlier 5. When Coach Johnson, of the boys aggregation, steps on the floor Monday night, he will be greeted with The regular weekly negro boxing show will be put on Monday night at the old colored Elks Rest, corner when Hackman suddenly skirted off to the right. me amateur contingent. The women's east coast championship is one of the outstanding events of the winter for the fair weilders of the driver and inashie. Last March the winner was Miss Glenn a Collet the new American titleholder.

who took the final here from Miss Virginia Van Wie. the Chicago scnaation who also was her opponent in the national championship final. Then the irgmiana realize the trick but it was too late. Every Washington and Lee player was ac counted for save three hacks and they were too far behind to catch the fleet Edgewood and Fort promoted by Billv Fighting time is set for :30. Hooper a few weks ago inaugurated a new policy, that is giving the fans four bouts, three eight-round affairs and one four rounder, and thia arrangenjent has proved satisfactory, for there has been action galore in the scraps since the route was shortened.

Again this gives the fans plenty of ac Continued on Page 3. Column 3. sophomore as he sped toward the goal. McKver failed to kick the extra point. The second ol score in the same LOAVDSON-IPAXON CO.

period 'resulted from a "break" in favor of Tennessee. Keeeiving the hall from- scrimmage. McKver fumbled, recovered too late to execute his scheduled play and hurled a pass at tion and permits them to get back home at a reasonable hour. ATLANTA affiliated, tvitk MACY'S. JCiU tjo As his main event, or his first eight-round bout, Billy has decided that it was about time to give Kid many stars or last year squad to form his team.

Already Hugh Pharr, Alton Martin last year's captain; Bruce Forster, Howard Brown. John Smith and Lamar Huteheson have signified their intentions of being ou Charlotte. X. C-T October 27. JP) The Wake Forest Deacons, minus the descriptive adjective "demons," which has bepn attached to their name in previous seasons, retrieved their lost cognomen here today when they decisively smothered the Davidson college Wildcats.

25 to tj. I'l-ijing alert, heads up football, which enabled them to take advantage of breaks and then pulling an effective aerial attack to gain grouud the Deacons kept the Wildcats at bay most of the time. The Wildcats threatened three times but the Deacon line stiffened and repelled the Cats, allowing them one touchdown in the fourth period when Kell took a kick-off and ran 75 yards for the score. The Deacons, with Coach Stanley Cofall presenting an entirely new team at the start, did not show much until the second tieriod but starting in that quarter Wake Forest team showed power for the first time this year. Fumbles played their part in paving the way for Deacon scores but straight football and passes also gave the Wake Forest eleven two touchdowns.

The victory broke a string of three consecutive ties between the two teams. Wilberf orce Ties Moon a shot at the colored featherweight championship of the south, held deck to assist their new coach in pro random from his Hug was tinder it and found no one between him and the Washington and Lee goal posts. McEver, made good the extra point. Another Score. Again in the second Hack-man tallied a touchdown, getting away on a right end run for -0 yards.

McEver again kicked goal. Keeping the ball in Washington and Lee territory most of the time the Tennessee squad gave way gradually by substitution to a complete second string eleven, which Fashington and I.ce finally penetrated. by Richard Moore, of. Texas, and if Moon keeps up his stellar work, it would not be surprising to see a new champion in' this division. Moore has fought here several times and has left a very good impression, being shifty, fast and packs a healthy wallop in both hands.

Kid Moon has ducing a good record this year. In addition to these, enough new candidates are expected to run the total striving to make the team to between forty and fifty. Thj schedule for the boys En-worth All-Stars is ncarins completion. TECH T. flO P.ea.

AVBVS.U T. (8) Practice games are being arranged Williams. Sid r. e. Jon ones to break down the expenenceu anu stout-hearted Army defense when the Toun; men so ably directed by Biff jone found their country was invaded and Yale was near a score.

These four forced marches that lale flung against the stout Army defense in a losing cause, were all thrillers, lifting the great crowd time and again to its collective feet, but they lacked the finish to complete the job when the final punch or thrust was needed for a score. Garvey Hammers. Garvey and Loud hammered their way along like two battering rams as Hoben and Kllis handled punts and ran the ball well back, or as McEwen, the Yale end. leaped three feet into the air for the most spec-! tacular catch of the day on the Army's 10-yard line, but with all this Yale" had nothing to offset Cagle. the Army centipede, who simply outran the Yale team for the two winning scores.

These two runs of Chris Cagle's were masterpieces. Early irv. the first period, with the battle in a see-saw stage the Army had the ball on its line. There bad been no sign nf any advantage up to thi point as 0.000 spectators waited for the first break. It came as lightning from a storm- less sky.

Cagle, dropping back, took the ball and started around Yale's right end. Young Ilickok, nephew of Orville Hickok. one of Yale's famous veterans of other years, charged in to meet him but as he moved to the tackle, he was boxed and hurled out of the play, giving Cagle his chance. Cagle now moving at top speed came surging on. passing two of Yale's sec-! ond defensive backs as he swerved for the sidelines.

Just a foot away from out of bounds territory-he sud- denly swerved in towards the field again, literally outrunning two Bine tacklers who at one moment were close on him. But they waited too long for, Cagle had too much speed and a half-second later he was out Continued on Page 6, Column 2. downed such boys as Kid Harris. Hall Davis. Willie Thomas, Harry Dobbs, Jim Smith and K.

O. Williams, and if he put up as good a fight against Stone with two or three college teams, in addition to the regular games already arranged with the Birmingham and Zsell Wetherford Former the champion as he has in his previous A succession of line smashes placed the Generals on the Tennessee 5l-yard line and a pass. Elierliart to Jones. fights, tbi bout should produce some real action. Bash Jordsn Stmnhine Holtcroft Egge Young Hatfield Pate Savidsnn T.

8 8 8 did the rest just as the half ended George Uains will meet Battling lor Lg Williams. Shag Goldsmith .1. McKee Barron r. h. Gravdoa .1 Hunainger f.b.

Score bv periods Auburn frosh 8 8 Tech Trosh 8 7 Fitzpatrick's place kick tallied an ex 8 1880 Officisls: X'feree. Barron: mDir. Card Tuskegee, 6 to oner: head liars man, Kabell; field judge. camner. Henry in the second eight-round bout, and Joe I'etty mixes with Battling Bush in the third of the eight rounders.

A four-round bout and a battle royal will round out the program. Syracuse Ties Penn State. 6-6 The "Haig' $10 Tuskegee, Ala- October 27. (Spe Chattanooga All-Star, the Atlanta Athletic club Reds, ami, other amateur teams within a radius of fifty miles of Atlanta. Coach Forster will have" at least five of the girl atars of last year back for places on this year's squad Ionise Cawthon, Iebe Bangert.

Helen Butk, Frances Shcppard and Iluih McM.it h. A good many others will be present for the first practice, so thai a large number of candidates are expected by the coach. The girls have not completed their schedule, but among those teams be played are the Birmingham and Chattanooga AM-Stars. and several teams in the Y-Church loops. A successful seasoi is predicted.

McCallie Beaten By Darlington Marquette Is Off cial.) Before crowd estimated between 7,000 and 8.000 the tra point. The great plunging tactics of White and Thihodeau Mood out in Washington and iee offensive and were chiefly responsible for keeping Tennessee mostly on the defense in the scoreless third period. White's peculiar "spin'' play, by which he hit the line like a whirling dervish, gained appreciable yardage for the Generals but they were unable to break the Vol line after penetrating to its 14-yard marker. A deerate passing game loosed by Jacobs, substituting for Evcrhart, in the final tieriod likewise proved abortive for Washington and Iee. Botli teams, however, fought on fairly even terms nntil McEver got away around left end for ti5 yards and Tennessee's fourth touchdown in the closing minutes and then failed to kick goal.

Oreen ave of ilberforea university and the Tuskegee Tigers battled to a Again This Week tt-6 tie in Alumni bowl Saturday. Over 700 Atlantana witnessed the struggle, which was considered one of Milwaukee. October 27. Following Saturday's intersectional engagement with Holy Cross college at State College. Ta'October 27, (JP) Syracuse and l'enn State battled to a 6-0 tie here today before a homecoming crowd of 20.000.

A furious attack led by French in the final quarter gave. the N'ittany Lions the touchdown to match the Syracuse score- in the third period. Worcester. the Marquette uni vemity football team still faces an other out-of-town contest before re THE I.INEUT. This Shoe is always Right The "Haig" Foe.

W. I. turning to the home stadium for the annual homecoming game with Kansas university here Saturday. Novem TZHH (SS) Hngg Thayer F. Johnson Ftaney Tri J.

Jshnstea ber 10. Cooke t. Fitxpeulck Creep Sued grass S'ligmaa Hawkins 'Marquette's next foe will be Grinned college, and the came will be the most thrilling battles of the season. With both teams of almost equal strength battling for the first victory over each other, as the game was the opening of athletic relationship between the two schools. Tuskegee scored in the last 40 seconds of the first half, when Stevenson intercepted a pass from Mitchell, quarterback for Wilberforce; and ran 09 yards for a touchdown.

Wilberforce was in position to score when Mitchell threw the pass, as a hard driving attack had put the oval on Tuskegee's 15-yard line. Several times in the third quarter Tuskegee threatened to score but Wilberforce would tighten in the pinches. Then Tuskegeo-received a punt on its 20-yard line. Shanklin hit the line for two yards. On the next play Mule Rome.

Ga October 27. (SpeciaL) Makint the greatest comeback ever seen on a local gridiron, Darlington School for Boys football team beat Mc-Cnllie, an old rival, this afternoon by a score of 24-12. game was witnessed by a great crwd of Harlington. Chattanooga and Imlton people, the later coming over Flayed next Saturday at Grinnell, owa. This will be the third meeting Alley Sprout Beineke Faulkner MeEver I.h Eberhmrdt between the two schools and since each has won a game in the last two affairs, next Saturday's melee will be Hneksaaa Thibodeen Horner f.b White Boo re bv neriode: Tennessee IS 8 888 OXFORD a "rubber" fight.

Grinnell looks stronger this fall than in several years, the 3-to-0 win Washington at tee 8 8 87 Soaring Tennessee touchdowns: Harkmaa t. Hue. MeEver. Foint after touchdown McEver 8 place-kick). Waehiagtnn and Lee of the Pioneers ovist Iowa State College pointing to the real strength of the outfit.

Tenn college was whipped. 19 to 0, while close games were teaohdewie: Jones (son tor Thibodeaa) Feint after touchdown: Fltapa trick. 100 strong to see Neal Moore, a uai-ton boy. The first half was a one-sided affair. McCallie seeming to have little troubb getting through the Partington line.

But from the first minute of play in the third quarter the Tigers showed they could put up a scrap, Itobinson caught a fumble and gained 40 yards. Captain Talley did some powerful Interference and scored a touchdown. dronned to Kansas and Irake. Wofford Beaten The Marquette squad will spend Sunday at Niagara Falls, N. en route back to Milwaukee from Worcester.

A light workout will be held By Funnan, 0-26 in the afternoon to relieve the monot ony of the train ride. Next Saturday's game with Grin i Harrison tumbled. Harris, for Wilberforce, recovered and carried the pigskin to the 10-yard line. Jones hit tackle for eight yards. Lucas got one yard on a vinarterhack sneak and the Tuskegee line held nntil the fourth down when Tynes.

fullback for Wilberforce. carried it over. Jones, who had played a sensntbmal brand of football, missed the extra point, therefore forfeiting his chance of winning the game. Score br periods: Tnshege Institute 8 8 8 Wilherfere TJniverHr 8 8 8 8 Officials: liver (Talldega referee: led Debaey fHampten) rmpire: Jaebs (Hsma-tou) h-ed linesman Trank Young (Chicago) field Judge. nell will mark the last triii of the making a 40-yard run.

Talley made repeated long gains once yards and again 40. Moore, of Imrlington. and Robinson did their iart, Robinson buckiug a pas and making gains. Robinson played the greatest game of his life and Lee Johnson, in the Darling 192S season for Coach Frank J. Mur Greenville.

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Then' they return to Milwaukee to come down the home stretch of the year by playing Kansas. November 10; Crelghton. November no score during the first half, the Wofford Terriers defense crumpled in the two final period and Funnan ran over the Methodists, 26 to 0. Spectacular trains in the first half did siot avail the Hurricane as the The "Haig" is just as smart for the office as lor the football game because there's something about the "Haig" that spells achievement, that looks success wherever you are. Its choice leather, the dependable shoe- making, its custom styling that months and thiles of wear cannot erase.

In black and Terrier defense tightened, but in the 17. and Iowa Mate. November 2U, Thanksgiving day. if Dates Are Named For Y. M.

C. A. Meet 't- Chicago. October 27. Dates for the Young Men's Christian asso ton line, did snperb work.

Moore scored two of the touchdowns made by Darlington and Talley two. Captain Logan, at center, did fine work for McCallie as did Venable, who is a great 4 This victory against McCallie keeps Darlington's slate clean for the year and gives them a great chance for the southern fP championship. Extra Innings Galore. Tn11annoli won the first in 11 in- Rubber-Bottom Racer Has Smoother Glide third period. Funnan began drive from her own 10-vard line.

Capps do ing most of the carrying and marched the ball At yards to a touchdown. A wofford fumnie on ner own au- yard line in the fourth -quarter gave ciation's national athletic tournaments tin Scotch Grain. Funnan her second score, while later Wilder on the Wofford 8-yard stripe ninra. Rochester tbe second, and the a Men's Shoes', Street Floor Wilmington, N. C- October "Rubber Baby No.

III." the winner of three successive races in the national outboard motor boat regatta here, has a rubber bottom. This, according to Eugene Pickard, Jr of Wilmington, who drove the craft to its victories, jtive it a perfectly smooth service- enabling it "to glide over the water with extreme ease. blocked a Terrier punt and recovered it over the goaHine. Garner, a substitute playing his first came on the first play intercepted for 1929 been announced as follows: Four wall Detroit. February basketball.

Chicago, March 28-30; swimming, Chicago. April 5-6, and national open and veteran to! ley bait Chicago, May 9-11." third was a tie in 1Z inning, in me annual series between the American association and the InternationaL Expert predicted a bitter fight to the finish. But Indianapolis then won four straight games, -short deflected toss and need yards for the ttwehdewa. 4-.