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Tltf SOOTH'S STANDARD NEWSPAPER CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, CX, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29, 193ft- rACE THREE Bosch, Tech's Midget, Starts Around End--Gate and Rimsey Gain for Bulldogs s- "ivy--- x' ''Vi: i 1U? -i-. l1 W.V.-j. '1ft. -v fs 4 a vJ V- 'S deai) 'f i 'vy I TU -Sit --A X' A 'Vi sM-t'S rSy ICHEATHAMr x-r JmA7( A-A V.

rill1llllf Kf -v-, Conititution Staff fhoto Knnth Roaer CAPTAIN BUCK MURPHY (NO; SI) BLOCKS OUT CHEATHAM, AUBURN QUARTERBACK (NO. 66), TO CLEAR THE WAY JOHNNY BOSCH (NO. 11), MOUTH AGAPE, GOES AROUND RIGHT END FOR TEN YARDS. FOOTBALL SCORES SOUTHEAST Miss. State 0 Maryland 0 Auburn 6 Xavier 0 Vanderbilt 6 Georgia 13 Mercer 0 Ole Miss 6 Alabama 7 Florida 14 Ga.

Tech 7 Kentucky 21 L. S. U. 12 N. Y.

U. 14 Tennessee 17 Tulane 18 H. VscmLUGl I AArrry ziYYf? 7i A PA2 hAUaiugYr? Xv. 1A 4 -1 i isssi nh Ky Waynesburg 6 W. Va.

Wesley 0 Wesleyan 19 Amherst 14 Wash. CoL 13 Juniata 0 Wagner 14 Panzer 6 MIDWEST Albion 6 Hillsdale 3 Ashland 18 Otterbein 0 Aurora 12 Wisconsin Ext. 0 Assumption 14 Findlay 6 Bluffton 18 Defiance 7 CorneU (la.) 25 Grinnell 0 Creighton 21 Loyola (La.) 13 Chillicothe 7 Wentworth 3 Colo. Mines 50 Colo. CoL 7 Carleton 18 St Olaf 6 Colorado 27 Wyoming 7 Colo.

State 9 Utah State 0 Central 7 Luther 6 CuL-Stockton 18 C. CoL (Mo.) 0 Carroll 32 Lawrence 7 Cornell 23 Ohio State 14 Depauw 18 Lawrence Tech 0 Detroit Tech 62 Gr. Rapids U. 6 Earlham 14 Rose Poly 13 Emporia State 21 Fort II-ys E.Cent. (Okla.) 6 N.W.

(Okla.) 7 Gus. Adolphus 13 St. Nobert 2 Hope 27 Olivet 0 Hanover 13 Franklin 7 Iowa State Tch. 16 Coe 0 lows'. 19 Wisconsin 1 Idaho (Mo.) 13 Idaho 0 John Carroll 19 Case 0 LaCrosse Tch.

34 River Falls 7 SOUTH Centre 0 Louisville 0 Duke 6 Wake Forest 0 E. Ky. Teh. Morehead 7 Furman 15 Davidson 0 Fla. A.AM.

14 Morris Brown 12 Glenville St. 12 N. River St. 0 J. C.

Smith 18 Shaw 6 Knoxville 6 Fisk 0 Roanoke 13 Dickinson 0 Richmond 19 Citadel 0 Tcnn. Poly IS W. Tenn. Tch. 0 Tugaloo 13 Talladega 0 Virginia 26 Will.

Mary 6 Virginia Union 20 St. Paul 2 We. Ky. Tch. 26 Mid.

Tenn. T. 2 W. Va. State Tch.

6 Morgan 6 Wilberforce 20 Tenn. State 0 Wash. Jeff. 12 Bethany 0 Wofford 3 High Point 0 W. M.

(Va.) 7 E. Caro. T. 0 6 V. P.

I. 0 Acme Tcloptioto KIMSEY (NO. 15) MAKES A SHORT GAIN OVER TACKLE. FORDHAM NO. 32), WILKES NO.

20) PLUCK VIOLETS FROM GATE'S PATH. Army 46 Arnold 28 TJrsinus 13 Trenton Tch. 12 Upsala 0 Colby 0 Maine 0 MERCER HOLDS Te Bette After the Fight am eorgia Lake Forest 1 Millikin 9 Mich. State 13 HL Wes. 7 Michigan 27 Tale 7 Muskingum 20 Wooster 7 ML Union 34 Heidelberg 0 Marquette 13 Arizona 6 Missouri 21 Iowa State 6 Mich.

Tech 0 N. Mich. State 0 Mont. State 10 Idaho (S. Br.) 6 Ne r-ska 25 Kn.

State N. Central 7 Elmhurst 7 Albright 26 Bowdoin 6 Bates 6 Boston CoL 28 BowL Green 19 Clemson 15 Columbia 26 SPORTS INDEX Page 2-B -Southern Football Games Page 3-E Complete Scores, Pictures Page 4-B Eastern Football Games Page 5-B Midwest Football Games Page 6-B Far West, Southwest Games Page 7-B In Georgia's Outdoors Si. Anslem 0 Wittenburg 13 Navy 7 V. Ri LI Buffalo 7 By ESCAR THOMPSON. KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct 28.

By JACK TROT. YORK, Oct. 28. Coach Mai Stevens walked over to, the L. S.

Kavanaug Conn. 25 Clarkson 13 Cortland Normal 7 Georgia bench right after the (A1) Tennessee placed its vaunt ed attack on display for one quar ter' today, but it was long enough to bowl over little Mercer College, 17 to 0, before 6,000 spectators for Beat Vanderbilt, 12-6 Rangy Tiger End Catches Another Touchdown Pa hi Closely-Contested NASHVILLE. Oct 28. (P) Louisiana State's great) for Virginia Trounces William and Mary NORFOLK. Va Oct.

23- iPh-The University of Virginia trounc the Volunteers' consecytive free-for-all light which took place late in the second half of today's game in Yankee stadium and told Coach Wallace Butts, in front of a large gathering: "If you want to fight we have plenty of men on the bench." Stevens then said; "There is'-an idea being spread around that we here in the north can't take iL WeU that's aU wrong." Georgia: and no few easterners, too, are wondering, tonight just what "has been in Stevens' mind in his effort to, dis triumph. The Vols punched over two touchdowns with lightning-like ward passing combine, Leo Bird to Ken Kavanaugh, proved too much today for the air-minded Vanderbilt Commodores, the Tigers taking the Southeastern conference to 6, while a homecoming crowd of about 10,000 counted the thrills. I 1 vf thrusts in the first period, marched down to the 3-yard line for a Furman Overpowers Davidson, 15; tcoO DAVIDSON, N. Oct. 28 VP) Furman's Purple Hurricane, thrown back time after time by a desperate Davidson defense in the first three periods, went into high gea- in the last quarter and defeated the crippled.

Wildcats, IS to 0, in their Southern conference football game here Five' thousand, spectators saw Shetley spark the Furmans in the final period scoring spree, which embraced two touchdowns, one extra point and a safety. The elongated Kavanaugn field goal by 'Substitute Fullback Fred Newman in the second, and thereafter were content to coast strengthened bid for nation' N. Dakota 18 N. Dakota State 0 Northwestern 13 Illinois 0 N. 111.

Tch. 0 Milwaukee Tch. 0 Ohio U. 14 Dayton 0 Ohio Wesley. 0 Miami 0 Okla.

Bap. 28 N. E. State 6 Pittsburg (Kas.) 0 Wichita 0 Regis 9 Western Sta'e 0 Ripon 13 Monmouth 7 SL Thomas 51 Concordia 16 SL Mary's 24 Hamline 0 Stout 19 Eaa Claire 6 SL Johns 13 MeAtester 2 South Dakota 21 S. D.

State 7 SL Joseph's Did. 20 Cent Ind. 19 Swarthmore 12 Oberlin 12 Toledo 6 Western State Upper Iowa 14 Ora 13 Utah 7 Denver 7 Winona Tch. 19 MankatoTch. 0 Wayne 18 Akron 12 Washington (Mo.) 6 Butler 6 Wabash 9 George towr.

7 SOUTHWEST Detroit 16 Tulsa 7 Oklahoma 41 Okla. A. St M. 0 Texas A. St M.

20 Baylor 0 Texas Chris. 21 Centenary 0 Texas 26 1 Rice 12 PACIFIC COAST eated previously by Kentucky and ed William and Mary 26 to 6 before a crowd of 7,500 here today with the Indians tallying the first touchdown against the Cavaliers since the teams began meeting in 1905. Kentucky Is Winner Over Xavier, 21 to 0 al honors by taking a 15-yard toss from Bird, and scoring before the Georgia Tech -within the confer ence, looked like easy pickings at Dartmouth 16 Harvard 0 Davis Elkins 21 Long Island 12 Edinboro T. 12 Alliance (Pa.) 0 Fordham 27 Pittsburgh 13 Georgetown 7 Geo. Wash.

0 Holy Cros 27 Colgate 7 Hiram 13 Allegheny 6 26 Delaware 6 Ind. Tch. 7 M'fld. Tch. 6 Ind.

(Pa.) T. 7 Mansfield T. 6 Johns Hopkins 12 Haverford 7 Kent State 8 Hobart 6 Lowell 7 C. C. N.

Y. 0 LaFayette 40 Gettysburg Lebanon VaL 31 Penn MIL 0 Mass. State 7 Worcester Middlebury 12 Norwich 0 Montclair 8 E. Stroudsburg Muhlenberg 9 Frk. M.

7 MUlersvUle 6 Shepherd Morris Harvey 7 Concord 7 New Hampshire 22 Vermont 7 North Carolina 30 Penn 6 Notre Dame 7 Carnegie Tech 6 Niagara 18 St. Lawrence 0 Potomac State 8 Blue Ridge 0 Princeton 26 Brown 12 Rochester 6 Hamilton 7 Rrtgers 20 Lehigh Rhode Island 7 Neastern 6 RancL-Macon 7 Drexel 6 Slippery Rock 13 Grove City 0 Syracuse 6 Penn State 6 Springfield 13 Providence Shippensburg 12 Bloomsburg 0 Tufts 14 Williams 12 vThie! 7 'Westminster 0 Thiel 7 Turn to 4th Sports Page, CoL 3. -A. THE UNEUPS. the outset they were a stubborn foe throughout.

UNEUPS. MERCER (0) CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct. 28. In the second, period the left-handed and left-footed Junius Plunkett directed an 85-yard drive credit Georgia.

Of course, as coach of Yale Le saw his big Blue teams go down, five years hand running. His charges of roughness have been disproved by the records. Penalties were few today. Georgia drew none for roughing, Stevens told New York newspapermen that he thought bis boys had undergone a bad physical beating. He told southern newspapermen something else.

He joked about the fight, with the writers from south of the Mason and Dixon line, but: criticized Georgia in the presence of others. Georgia played a spirited game. Un Xaviers Musketeers made a game stand for three periods today game was foui minutes old. i It was his eiehth touchdown this season and the ninth was recorded early in the third period when a 33-yard pass culminated a 70-yard march. 1 v.

f.YXf Sunny, blue skies and a bracing wind made 'the airways inviting to such an extent that the victors threw 2 1 aerials, completing 11, while Vanderbilt passed 29 times, completing 13. Although the Commodores, de- Washington and Lee that saw red-headed Roy Huggins but fell before the University of smash through, the line from the TENN T7 Coleman ftpira Molinaki Rika Smith Hurt Butler Bartholomew Fa CoffmM- L.T. L.O. C. R.O.

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Wray Richtar Tannaa -t Gerharctt Haaten frid Ptetfsar Lindnim one-foot line for' a A pass, PlunkeU to Hardy Housman, was good for 39 yards and high lighted the drive. F.B. Yon Keara by eriodi: L. S. U.

ga.nered 14 first downs, one more than Vandr. and gained 216 vards by runnina and 162 Chokes Gobblers, 6-0 lynchburg; Va, Oct. 28. Lindsey, Washington and Lee's stout guard, recovered a fumble today to pave the. way for a first period touchdown by little Dan Justice that furnished the margin for a 6-to-0 victory over Virginia Tech in a game dedicating a Lynchburg stadium before a crowd of 12.000.

Kentucky Wildcats, 21. to 0. as a result of a two-touchdown outburst in the final period. Despite a first-period Kentucky touchdown, Xavier checked the Wildcats almost even until the tplurfe. BREAK TOEHOLD.

Y' Hey," wires Orren Allain, of the Kankakee, I1L, Republican-News, "Navy broke Notre Dame's toehold on the football situation, didn't California Stanford 5 sent many a Y. U. player to the sidelines certainly is no to them. They simply outcharged by passing while the Commodores Mercar Tenntiaee "-17 Twnciitl acorimj: Tauchdowita. Bwtlar.

Feax: field ejoala, Newman (Mid for Coffman); poirrte from try after touchdown. Fexx 2 (placement). Officials: Referee, Frank Oarwin. Virginia; umpire, j. M.

Pre as, Geor. 'ia headimeaman. Georoa nardnar. Georgia Teen: field Wilson Collina. Vanderbilt.

Southern CaL 26 Washington 8 IV. A. 16 Santa Clara 13 Ore. State 13 Montana 13 Nevada 1 netted only 74 on the ground and blocked and tackled and ran hard. It made.

N.l U.v look bad, particularly in the second half But Georgia had 'been challenged 'beforehand by Stevens charges and Oregon 6 Purdue 6 Wash. State Idaho 0 Cat Aggies 0 ioo in inc and outplayed aheavier and more talented team, They should have won. They were the better team. Scora fey periods: R. P.

6 Arkansas 0 Union 26 Villanova 7 I S. U. i Vanderbilt the fact that their rugged play particularly after the fight..