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SIX TnF srxn.n walaxciie ioiuxal TivrrMiiFT! ft. 102S Hopes of Florida Of Championship Are Ruined, 13-12 To Annex Extra Point Is Cause for Downfall of Alligators; The Favorites Lose By ALAN J. GOULD, Associated Press Sports Editor KNOXVILLE, Dec. The Volunteers of Tennessee, playing with all the dashing and daring skill of youth, scuttled the Southern Conference championship hopes of Florida todav in a thrilling climax to one of the greatest Dixie gridiron seasons. These sturdy sons of Tennessee, with a scrappy fast charging line and three sensational sophomores in the brickfield, ripped into the defense of the country's highest powered scoring machine, tore it apart in the first half with a bewildering attack and had the stuff to turn back Florida's desperate counter thrust that fell only a single point shy of squaring the count.

final margin was 13 to 12 Only a Thanksgiving Day scoreless tie with Kentucky keeps the Vote from claiming an equal share of southern title glory with Georgia Tech. which closed its campaign at Atlanta today by heating Georgia before moving on to represent Dixie in the Rose Bowl game at Pasadena New Day. Impressive Record As it stands, Tennessee, under the coaching of the old West Point, star. Major Boh Neyland, has played twenty consecutive games over a three-year period without defeat, winning eighteen and tying two. Neyland rose frcm a sick bed, where he has been confined by "flu" for several days, to see his young charges outdo themselves today as they got the Jump on the brilliant Florida array, took the lead in the second period and kept it to the fin- ish in spite of the most determined counter charges of "Cannonball Clyde" Crabtree and his crew of fighting Gators.

Florida, unbeaten previously this Jrear and with a speedy, well drilled outfit, entered the game top heavy a favorite. Each touchdown tallied by Flor- put the Gators within a point of Tennessee but each time the fail- tire of the fry for extra point kept the visitors from catching their rivals. Vols Start Strong Tennessee's running attack with Hackman and McEver ripping through Florida's line the home team off to a flving start, i Each of these stars scored a touchdown but it was the brilliant defensive all around defensive work of Dodd, aided by Hackman, that kept the Gators from flying through the air to Playing at quar- forback in place of the injured Cap- tain Roy Witt. Dodd displayed superb generalship in his selection of plays and twice put Florida on the defensive with quick kicks that fooled the Gator backs completely and cost them many valuable yards. Line-ups We are speaking for a lot of good teams that lost one game and were defiled for it.

It is becoming more and more apparent that it is humanly impossible for a team to go through a season undefeated Schedule makers are looking to the big gates and imposing a burden upon a coach that cannot be assumed without two complete first class varsity teams. Knute Rockne, Tad Jones, Pop Warner, Judge Steffen, Biff Jones and all the ranking coaches of the country Insist that it is Impossible to keep a team at its peak for three successive weeks. And it is becoming the duty of a coach to keep his men pointed for five or six straight, games during the season if they are to avoid a defeat. It is impossible to do it. they might have cried about the had break, didn't.

They went Into the Carnegie team with the apparent decision to beat a great team and they did. Carnegie Lost Edgr Take the case of Carnegie Tech against New York university, Carnegie the week before had looked like the greatest team in the coun- tryf in beating Notre Dame. Carnegie was pointed for that game1 and won it handily. The team was not used up physically in the game No substitutions had to be made until the final period and they were made then to relieve men who were tired. It looked during the entire game as if the team was winning under wraps.

Yet, Carnegie went info the New York game sluggish and stale. The players were not mentally alert They suffered obviously from a mental let down. Their power on 1 the line was there but they didn't Jump Into it as the New York forwards did and the line was always stepping back. New York had no mental burden They were prepared to shoot the with abandon and did They had lo-t a game and while Georgia Tech has yet to face the real hard test. There is no reason to figure that Georgia will put them in distress, but Tech has the mental hazard to face.

It will go into the game standing a the favored team for the national championship and that will be a load to carry. Georgia will make move than an underdog effort to win. Last year Georgia was standing as one of the ranking teams of the season and Tech so much but Tech went into the game and knock off Georgia. And those college boys do remember. KERRVILLE, Dec 8 MEMORY HIS MODEL ception of passes and long end runs LINCOLN, Neb.

convict featured Tivy high's victory over; in the Nebraska penitentiary, sen the Lampasas Badgers, champions ing a life term, has lined the of District 12. in the football game of his cell with paintings, execut- here Friday for the bi-district title ed from memory, of the fields uni The score was 22 to 0. streams of western Nebraska. CISCO, Dec. 8 -Displaying strong attack, the Gorman Panthers defeated the Winters Blizzards.

13 to 0, in a Class bi -district high school football game here today. American A Tricjrapli Co- Beil System The re; Two Doti Seleclins: A Memorial it may be a difficult task if loft until Von cart avoid worry and distracti your monument without haste. BP.I Co, Thirty-Fourth Divklenl Build while you live in Rod Ay Let us be service to vou. (NOT )SBE LCST vence the JULY HOtSr CONTETST- USB 12 e-23 Letters Awarded To Frog Gridders Leland Ts One of 21 T. U.

Men to Receive Recognition for Service On Foot bal leant Si Par LE LT LG RO RT RE QB LHB RHB FB Fla. (12) Van Siekel Waters Steele Clark Reeves Hicks Stanley Bower Bethea Owens Sauls Tenn Hug Thaver Fuller Finney Tripp Johnston Aller Dodd Hackman McEver Horner Score by periods: Tennessee Florida 0 Scoring: By Tennessee downs. McEver and Hackman, Extra from Dodd). Bv Florida Touchdowns: Goodbread (sub for Bet heat and Owens. Officials: Ohio State.

Washington Ar Lee: Linesman, Clark. Sewanee; Field Army, 0 0 6 -Touch FORT WORTH. Dec. 8 I Award of letters to 21 members of the 1928 Texas Christian University football squad was announced today by Dr. E.

MrDiarmid. chairman of (he athletic council. Men winning the varsity arp: Ends: Clyde Roberson of Duke, Othol Martin of Jacksboro, Ralph "Buster" Walker of Cleburne, Bob Alexander of Jayton. and Howard Baxter of Dallas; tackles: Jake Williams of Fort Worth. Robert.

"Red" Moore of Graham, and Milford "Buck" Barr of Kaufman; guards: Lester Brumbelow of Jacksboro, Fain Reynolds of Aledo, Ivor Reid of Sherman, and Phil Handler of Fort Worth: center: Noble Atkins of Crystal Falls; backs: Merlin Toler of Sweetwater. Cecil Morgan of San Angelo. Jim "Red" Eddleman of Weatherford, Harry Aker of Tyler, Oriy Thompson of Fort Worth, Cy Leland of Lubbock and Fort Worth, Austin Griffith of Maypearl, and Howard Grubbs of Kemp. Wayne Shirley was awarded a business manager letter. Thirteen of the letter men are eligible for another year of plav, Those who have played out their time are: Akers, Eddleman.

Williams, Morgan Thompson, and Alexander, Georgia on Der The injustice of being penalized for the loss of one game is manifest particularly in the case of New York university. Here is a truly great team that was beaten on a field of mud by a touchdown resulting from a recovered fumble. New York clearly outplayed Georgetown in every department of York university, which has the game, and the team proved its one of the very finest football teams' Class by beating Carnegie Tech af- in the country, will have to suffer ter Tech had given a fine plaater- in its national rating for the defeat! ing to Georgetown, that wa administered by George- We are not defending New York town. That is. unless Georgia Tech U.

particularly or offering an should happen to be flattened by for one team in a fovored section. One Smackin; New Bad Fur is The Vogue For Hat Trim The Big Drug Store ruas Gift Happiness Comes With Bowen's On The Gifts For The Entire Family From This List. MILITARY BRUSH SETS NEW ORLEANS. Dec 8 Failure to make a point after touchdown cost Loyola of New Orleans a 14 to 13 defeat at the hands of the Quantico Marines here today. Loyola scored in the first, and third quarters and the Mrames in the second and third.

Medicos Elect The Nut Cracker Br Joe SWEETWATER, Dec It. Monk was elected president of the Noian County Medical Society at the annual meeting of that body. Regains Senses With the cieated shoes hung up to dry, the football rules committee now will begin its heavy work. Some day it may be suggested to them to put the rules into plain English. Some radical with an idea like that is just bound to bob up.

Or, each football team might carry two extras. These men would be habeas corpus sharks A judge BY LUCY CLAIRE muff to match. The hat is of black Fashion Expert for Central Press velvet. At the top center is shown and Avalanche-Journal of the simple close fitting hei- The newest versions of Paris mil. CUt 0VP and linery carry some new device in the a jeweled pin which could be appointed by agreement of head'fitting brim type, or something frovff to a fa''orite Nor has the coiffure turban been in the least slighted in the new models, At both vhoots and every time a play unusual in the close fitting turban, came to be questioned.

the -ppp predominance of the black hat tens could hold formal debate while at once strikes one on entering the the Gladiators rested. jchic gatherings of Paris where so- TT ciety meets. Then comes the sil- Arnold Horween. Harvard coach. houette.

There arc toques turbans is married. His line must have held 1 C(T1 LINES REGAINS SENS Detf since childhood and struck dumb bv a bandit's blackjack several weeks ago. William O. Wilson, 40, of Indianapolis, has re- fotaeti both his hearing up pretty well. Now he can himself making ends meet bus Speaking of Chicago, we were ondering what the fc pects were at Wyoming next year Henry Cotton, British golfer, says and berets everywhere in unlimited numbers, each with a different crown or brim manipulation, it would seem.

They are fur, felt, hatters the upper right of the sketch is shown a model in velvet which fits the head snugly like a wig, ending in a twist at the back like a chignon. a good turban for motoring as it prevents the hair from blowing out of coif, Napoleonic, Marquis Models And again we have with us the examples of which are shown in the Fur is decidedly in vogue as a hat; lower left and right corners of the trimming. Tt may be used for the sketch. This is a decided diversion he hopes to learn something about; crown, the brim, or in motlfl, edg- from the average model, yet one of golf in America. Doubtless he will bows.

The little hat at the the most popular of styles. Its of upper left of the sketch has the vent was assured when brims began brim of velvet in insets of ivory to turn back on the small hat. then The fight game isn't dead yet, white and two shades of gray, while grew wider on one side, and then The Garden was nicely filled the crown is of black wider on both sides. It required but ether night to watch a card on this is worn a black astrakhan, a slight change to evolve into the which there were no champeens. It neckpiece to match, and it Is na- i ever popular tricorn shape just a tural to be that black kid shoes more curved downward movement, a company the outfit, as the latest sweep at the sides, and vogue is to match furs, hat and there you are! The woman to whom shoes in, color the more close fitting turban is un- Below the fur hat, center, is a becoming welcomes it.

Her name is seems that the lads who have no titles are willing to hit one another. GANDERS WIN TITLE SOUR LAKE. Dec. 8 (VP). and Scoring in the third and fourth beret, brought over to one side and legion, therefore its successful popu tMerih when an automobile graaediquarters the Goose Creek Ganders caught down in a saucy way, fea- larity.

The perfect tricorn is also 1 1 Ait a inner a I defeated Sour Lake here todav bv turina a band I ike. arrangement over fete clothing as he walked along a deb ated Sour Lake here today bv highway and threw him into ajthr score of 12 to 0 for the high iuomentary apaam at fright. scooi bi-district Class title. taring a bandiike arrangement over among those present, with new the forellead With this is shown a crown manipulations and sometimes black caracul neckpiece and tiny a distinctly separate brim. asm mm oz 7 A beautiful nf and a comb for Xmas at a you cannot Ignore, -Glassware -Purses Goods -Candies -Smoking Sets (Santa Item) -Cigarette Lighters -Thermos Bottles -Golf Equipment -Shaving -Candies PERFUMES Beautifully decorative little Just the thing for gift.

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