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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17. 19:" THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS AGE-HERALD The Souths Greatest Newspaper TWO JERRY BRYAN JACK HOUSE Aist. Sports Editors Alabama Overpowers Qeorgia Tech ZIPP NEWMAN Sports Editor Football Results Alabama Is Best earn I Have Seen In South This Year, Says Tornado Coach South V. K.v. 0 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 Virginia 13 1 13 Florida 13 Clemson 7 Boiler Makers Keep Record Clean With Hard-Fought 7-0 Win South Carolina 2 Furman 0 Sidney hauler High 0 Murphy HOLM AND LEAD BAMA TO WIN Crimson Tide Triumphs With Wreckless Abandon Of Great 1925 Campaign BY ZIPP NEWMAN Sports Editor The Birmingham News GRANT MKLD, ATLANTA, Ga.

Push Em Over Tony Holm, supported by a bone-crushing Alabama line, overpowered the Georgia 1 ech Engineers down in Tech bottoms Saturday ir a typical blood and thunder Tornado-Tide clash, the red horde winning 14 to 0. The Crimsons unleashed the most terrific driving power seen on Grant Field this year in pile driving 250 yards while keeping Tech on the defense through more than three-fourths of the game. Stumpy Thompson, Warner MizelJ and Earl Dunlap were chained back of their line by the Alabama forwards who charged as one man upon them with the great Ercddic Sington Continuing his spectacular play at guard. Techs offense was shot to pieces, the best the Engineers could accomplish being one earned first down. Marquette Bumps Boston College, 20- MIMVAUKEE, Wis Nm (UP) Marquette I swamped Boston College hero day by the score of 20 to tl.

with Its two stars home nurslm Juries, had no chance rind tin was more one-sided than the would Indicate. Marquette sc 1 all but the second quarter. In the first quarter, Brasses i f-lsk alternated at carrying tin-until they reached the Boston line. McEUlott then outran wholo Boston team to score, made tho extra point. Hardly had the second half before Colbert passed to Kollo; rnn and twisted Ills way over the length of the Held to give l.

ton Its first und only score, berts drop-kick failed Marquette cam back and a pass, McEUlott to 8IU. put lion Boston's one-yard line. then took it over. Klaus dro, for the extra point. In the tn rtod (Jrancy Intercepted pass ond raced 40 yard (liiette's final score.

Kadbk to convert. star of the fray and made tu local scores. Ills 15-yard dasl. the line for the winning was one of the features of 1 1 tional halfbuck, tossing the passes that moved the Boilermakers within one step of their first championship since the Dig Ten was formed 37 years ago. They need now only to conquer Indiana a week hence to become undisputed title holders, in every contest.

Record Crowd The largest crowd that ever Jammed Purdue's Bandbox Stadium. 26,000 spectators, saw every kind of football In one game. They saw two hard hitting rugged teams fight each other to a standstill, in as fought and sensational a gome as the Western conference has seen In years. After Purdue had scored its points, tho Boilermakers showed they had the fighting hearts of champions. As darkness settled over the field with only a few minutes left to play the infuriated Hawkeyes made a desperate challenge tb tic Jjie score, rushing the hall to within five yards of Purdue's goal, only to losp tho oval by failure to complete a forward pass hack of the goal line.

Providence College Defeats St. Johns PROVIDENCE. R. Nov. 1 6 (UP) Providence Gulleo defeated its oldest rival here Saturday when the Friars scored a clean-cut 19-6 victory over St.

Johns College of Brooklyn, (apt. Gibbons was the Individual DhllMp I Midi 3 Florence Knslev (I WimmUuvmi 1 1 lull 0 Tenneaaro 13 Valid? 0 A In Imiiiiu i.H Georgia Tech 0 Kentucky 23 V. M. 1 12 Tulgno 18 He wanes Puke N. State L.

H. (Me Ml North Carolina PnvIdMon Auburn Frosh ulnae Frosh I.enelr lthyne Catawba Hampden Sydney Richmond II gh Point Fort Bragg Maryland V. I. I Mississippi Aggies Mllleapi Chattanooga Lnlou Stetson Miami Citadel Mercer BY CHARLES DUNKLEY Aiioei.ted Prt.i Sport. Writer LAFAYETTE, Nov.

1 6 (P) A long forward pass that sailed through the air, straight as a shot behind Iowa's goal line gave old Purdue the only undefeated eleven In tho Western conference, a brilliant 7 to 0 victory over tho Hawkeyes today. Purdue, undefeated in six games, four of them In conference competition, conquered the Hawkeyes with two amazing aerial shots after the powerful Iowa line had refused to yield to the smashes of the Boilermaker's great gackfleld trio Pest Welch, Harmeson anil the battering rgm Yunevlch, Purdue cut loose with Its winning aerial stroke early In the second pe-r'0f. with Olenn Harmeson, sensa BY W. A. ALEXANDER Member AllAmerloan Football Bo.nl.

J5 by 0)u iaty W.lih Syndicate ATLANTA, Nov. 16 Alnbama defeated Georgia Tech 14 to .0 In a ftume on a heavy field here Saturday. The Alabama team deserved to win their line stopped the Tech attack dead. When a team holdx their opponents so well that six-yard Ruin on running play Is the longest gain of the day, that toum deserves win. Oeorgfa Tech might have eked out a scoreless tie except for an unfortunate penalty that gave Alabama the ball on Tech's four-yard line.

Tho second touchdown was the Interception of a desperate Tech pass In the last minute of play. The Tech coaches were pleased with the game, regardless of the outcome ns the Tech line for the first lime tills year played desperately and courageously the entire 60 minutes. They succeeded In stopping the Alabama attack whenever It reached their 30-yard line, save once. Tide Plays Safe Alabama played the game along safe and conservative lines after scoring 7 points In the first quarter. Their conception of the kicking game was first class.

They were content to drive the hall to midfield and then kick out of bounds near Tech's goal line the last three quarters of the Their klclter was well protected and tho whole Alabama team whs down under the punt to tackle the Tech surety man near his goal It he caught tho hall and to kill it on the 1-yard line, if he let the ball hit. The Alabama team also Dished the Tech kicker during tho first quarter and forced several short punts that helped them to reach scoring territory. Holm And Sington In Holm at fullback and Sington at guard, Alabama showed two players that are certainly entitled to All-American consideration. Holm runs with such drive and abandon thut only perfect tackling has any chance to stop him. On defense, Holm Is a fine tackier and right up to snuff os a defender against passes.

He is also a better than average punter. Sington, with the exception-of Cannon, of Notre Dame, is the best lineman the writer has seen this year. On defense he ehargod like a mud bull and used his 216 pounds to advantage on punts. Ho beat his ends down field and on offense he act ns the big Interforer for Holm. In addition to his line accomplishments, he Is a good place kicker and kick-off man.

Tech Handicapped The Tech team entered tho game as underdogs with a revamped lineup, that had worked together only four days. In addition, they were badly outweighed In the center of the line. They did under the circumstances the only sensible thing, that Is played a strictly defensive game depending on a break or a fortunate forward pass for a score. No Tech team ever played with more spirit or more fight and might easily have earned a 0-to-0 score. Capt.

Rusk at Center, Maree at tackle, and Dunlap and Thomason In the secondary defense played nearlj perfect ball. Mlzell did some very fine punting and proved beyond a doubt that given proper protection Me can punt with anybody in the country. Campbsll Fumble In the middle of the fourth quarter, with the score 7 to 0 In favor of Alabama, a play occurred that brought the huge stadium to'lts feet: Campbell of Alabama, fumbled, and Isaacs, the Tech left end, scooped the hall and raced 70 yards over the goal line. The crowd forgot about the change In this year's rule and thought Isaacs had run to tie the score. Of course, the officials called the hall dead ut the spot.

Isaacs picked up the hall and gave the hall to Tech at that spot. Under laat year's rule the score would have probably been 7 to 6, Alabama. The writer feels that the now rulo Is all right, even though It hurt Saturday afternoon. It would have certainly been touch on that Alabama line to have It count anil all their great effort go for nothing, through the error of one back 'Barn Is Best Alabama, in my opinion, is tho best team I have keen in the South this year in spite of defeats by Tennessee and Vanderbilt. roHsibly Saturday was the first day this year that Alabama had her full force on the field and lived up to all her possibilities.

T. C. U. NOSES OUT TEXAS TEAP-12 Horned Frogs Beat Longhorns First Time In History; Left On Top Alabama hammered over her first touchdown in the opening period, starting an off-taekle attack that swept the TVh line before it for 24 yards. Then name a 15-yard penalty to the Kngineers for unnecessary roughness and three savage Trucks by Tony Holm.

Tin second Alabama touchdown came late in tin fourth period after the Iratfling Hngineers had stopped a 52-yard pile-driving murch of the iTimsons, Tony Holm intercepting a forward pass and racing 40 yards for the second haymaker. The whole Alabama team threw up a swell interference for Holm as he shot down the sideline. Despite the tremendous amount of yardage the Crimsons churned up and tho little ground Tech was able to gain, the battle down in Tech Hot- Pittsburgh Carnegie Yale Princeton Dartmouth Cornell Penn Columbia U. Missouri Marquette Boston College i AUSTIN, Nov. 16 toms was a thriller from start to fin- powerful gridiron elevens, neither of Inh, and the KHUif wu in doubt it (lit hk.h ha(1 defeat, battled up until the time Holm intercepted Two Davis Elkin Ulanova I'u Ion Hamilton Tuft Ih.udotn Drxel Haverford i Harvard i Holy Cross orgetown cm Virginia Brown Norwich Rhode Island Stats 19 Conn.

Aggies Dunlap's wild he.v a heave math in preference to being thrown for a 15-yard loss. Wreckless Abandon The Crimsons played with the wreckless abandon of 1U25 when they were taking all-'-onmrs and making them like it. Alabama clicked with Tony Holm putting on one of the greatest one-man acts in that it left tho Horned Frogs at the the history of the Alabama-Tech grid i top of the Southwest Conference wars, and if Stumpy Thomason and scramble. spectacularly through four desperate quarters here Saturday and the team which had not even been tied emerged -the winner. Texas Christian University nosed nut the University of Texas, 15 to 12.

It was the first triumph for the Fort i Aorth warriors over the Longhorns history and was doubly sweet in their een essentially bt'O mont thrown the the Tony Holm He Make Beeg Holes When Creemson Tide, She Whip Da Tornado ghany ties burg Pu'kn'-ll State Hampshire Sprlngf -Iil Buffalo Rochester larkson Washington A- Wtttenburg I' Tax tile Upshift. Earl Dunlap had not all int'. Tech's defense, I defensive teams, but they threw cau- I jV would have been a parade tjon tu the winds Saturday, as each bam i backs totinp ever touchdowns to vanquish iho uticon-Alabama whipped Tech without 1 1 and Leland of ing to resort to deception or forward passes. The Crimsons loaded their 1 Tony Holm, set off Score by periods Crim- I of the Scoring Touchdowns, Iceland. Green (substitute for Orif-------- points after touchdown.

Green; fh -ItTam tl.o Jacket' safely, Shelley (substitute for Beu- Ki p7ar.r,, I officials Cawhon (Austin College) referee: Hoggess (Waco), umpire; jtfinch (Baylor, headllnesman; Mlnto (Indiana), field judge. Penn New Hobart Boton Genera Jxwell showed me a real foothill urady. the best Tech ha the Southern Conferen ander. Tide Shows Power Thiel i Sj Gftlladeut UHuhanua al-st1 racuae Middle West Central S. Toledo The Crimsons had more power Hat nir The boys gave urday than they exhibited against I- 0f stumpy in either Vanderbilt Kentucky From of beloved Stumpy Thom-end to end the rimson.s fortneil one onp proko into the limelight Tech cou IdtV bud go" r'a foot in I Unlay by playing the greatest game midfield when they needed foot for jphomore back has played under slashing, fearless, Wallace Wade, a dont give a damn-what-hap-pens-to-me game, and during Ala bama's 52-yard march in the last period it wasnt Holm, moving the ball, first down.

Sington canto to the flats with the rep of being the best lineman in the Houih and lft with the reputation of being nn All-American guard, (each M'hre the t'rimHonx remarked after the game ny ton V0.s the l)st seen fn tho Houtli. Alabama and Tech courageous football. The outclassed from the start give up. playing as game as tne Wademen put up here a vear ago. Saturday the tables were just reversed.

Alabama holding the power in the line and the drive in the backfield. Stumpy Thomason was just great Saturday in defeat as he was back in 1027 and 1928 when he wan running the (rim feat. Stumpy didnt to ietermined a 32 George Washington. 0 Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati 0 Jame Milllken a Butler 0 Danville 25 Franklin 0 Pepauw .....46 Ball Teacher 0 Ft. Johna Culver 7 Simpson 36 3 Hays 19 Kouthtvestern 6 Illinois Wesleyan.

7 Illinois College 6 Charleston Curhondale 0 Illinois 'B JO Iowa Elmhurst 33 Valparaiso St. Lntll S. Dakota State 0 I p-Idol ran 21 Ohio Northern 7 Frankfonl 21 Chicago Bears Tro. 14 Alma 33 Kalamazoo 0 Findlay 14 Bluff ton 12 but Mr. Long, whom you will hear plenty about the next two years as a ball carrier.

The (lemon statistician on Mr. ld Danforths Constitution staff of experts came back from the Alabama-refused Tech war with mass of interesting figures. He figured up where Alabama hammered out 250 yards from scrimmage to 60 for the Tornado, making three jestures to throw forward passes, gaining a touchdown at Techs expenses on aerial heaves. Tech flung an even dozen passes, being able to complete only two of llum. so rushed were tho Tech pass-I uinlap had no protection on his KUPPENHEIMER DESIGNED AND CONTROL TED eomissY nmuim ground as he lost, but he was there i ho was rushed by ends on the defense, drawing the high- tn an(j guards piling in on him.

est praise Wallace Wade ever be- Anfi wjlon riotl to pick out a receiver a foemen of the tide. found none in the open. The Jack-1 ets first down in the opening half first reached the Wade Praises Stumpy Una. ll Wade rushed across the field after the game was ever and tb he did when li on me as result of Mel Vines inter-i erring with Tom Jones in the art of a bomb out of the ether. thing Terh side was to shake the liana Stumpy Thomason.

"Thomason one of the eleanest faced in the seven been at Alahama. sail of is Alabama Is I have Wade, and South Dakota Dakota state Colorado Colorado Aggies Colorado College Colorado State Oregon Oregon State Gonzaga Idaho Nevada Ignatius St. Mary 'a California S. Occidental Calif Tech Pomona San Diego BY HENREE DE VANCE ATLANTA. Nov.

16 Tony, he beeg boy, he great beeg boy. He usually open up fruit store and sella da bunan: but Saturday ho no open up fruit store, he open up beeg holes in Tech line, and he open up beeg holes so much that Tech she soon look like Swiss cheese. Tony, he no like the Tech line, and he open big holes like Swiss cheese or Frisco earthquake or mebbe lace curt. I dunna, I se Tony with ball and then I see wide open spaces like Zane Grey, he write about, and then I know. Tony he great beeg man with great beeg future and should by all means he placed on what you call all-Americk at fo.Q.1 back.

He one beeg fool, Tony. He say, ha-ha, Fo thces Is great Tornado. These is Yellow Jacket and heem steeng. ver much mebbe. But I pull steeng out, and I deep hecs wing, and I make Tornado seem Just like balmy breeze off tho bay.

And whpn Tony get through that Is when he get through the Tech line for first touchdown, and then when he intercept for second touchdown, Alabama Crimson Tide she win by score of 14-0 and everything is what you say cheeken. Makada Holes Tony, he great fool back who fight, and when he fight theese thing heem to get contage. While Tony makes great holes In. Tech line she was Schweltz cheese old spectate he want to make great holes in fellow-mans chin and cheek and mabbe nose. 1 been watch football games since 1913 and I never see spectate so what you say rabies before.

Joleese heem march up and down field just like Tony the Holm, and while he try to preserve peace, Tony he try to preserve war, so that's what you may call it that. Tony he reep great holes in Tech forward wall and po-leeso heem swing club like she was baton so it was a march for Tony and It was a march for poleese. Tony he marched across goal und cop heem march box -fight man to sombr Marla and me, I say no like game where fists she fly so much and punt she is exchange like kid stock of these Wall Street. Thces man, your corres, he sit in press coop and tell Ed Danforth, You want to fight? Ed he shake hoes head like she was a cocktail and then your corres, he asks O. B.

Keel, you want to fight? and O. B. he no want to cauliflower, so your corres, he sits back and see old spectate go on what you say, ram-pag and old Tony Holm he go on rampage and Alexander he no want more worlds to conquer. Creemson Tide, he too much world to conk, so Wallace Wade he smile damn you. smile, and Alabama she say here we rest, after thees Tony put over tVo touchdowns.

Heem Plenty Flat Theese beeg game hunt she staged out at Tech Flats, and Tech had more flats than your correspon ever see before. It looked like everything was flat, including big point and odds man wjno thought Tech she have chance. She no have chance, this Tech with Tony galloping like thees Man War. Tech she see no can injunction to that fall Alex hands and say. Commo Dora stop Theese Neyland of Tony.

Theese all by himself that the Alabama is such a beeg Alabama Power himself, and Alabama Im going home she no have good imitashe of Wade gets what for the way and band she And Stumpy countree but no thees Sington he sings all Molten Smith is so Molten than ever, should see thees she say, thats any more, but Thees Moore she front of Stumpy, she hit him just run or something. March she rave and Tide hand she and he march person. Me. I see more fair since John L. Hull busy all afternoon mans ride In contest, heem first gong.

Me. my fist, too. punches and no so I tell Zipp. somebody. And Zipp, be says, who did you ever keel? and I say to him.

read Epitaffy and see. No bee ever more busy than thees llolm. lie rip off yards like ribbon counter man and pretty soon in the first quarter he say, Theese first two bits, she great quarter. Tony he skirt end for 23 yards, being stopped on Techs 23 -yard line. And then SOotli, Tie hit left -tackle and Tornado she try to make a prize figHt out of football game, and is penalized 15 yards for roughing.

Slmplellfe heem fine, but dont rough it too much. Thees put ball on Techs five-yard line and then Tony, he nay, whats five yards between friends?" and Tornado she say, but we aint friends? And Tony theenk, 'if you are an enemy you are hell of enemy. He buck line old man broncho in person and Alabama she score and everything is what you say, Yeah, she is beeyootiful. Then the boys keek baJl around in exchange of punts until last quarter. Tony De Boy Tony, fie interest forward pass and run 40 yards for what you call heem, touchdown? And Sing, he keek.s goal and old score is Alabama J4 and Georgia Tech 0.

Saturday night in thees Atlant old shirt tail parade he come back into favor, and old Red and White she wave triumphantly. Thees boys who start fight between play, they make bail and everybody from Alabam happy like a lark. Me, I go down to the stache to see Tony Holm and place wreath on his brow. Heem greatest football player in South today. Muscle Shoals, he look like a bust hand in thees bridge compared to Tony Holm.

He wriggle like thees Gild Gray, and he squirm like thees hula dancer, and he gain like foreclosure. Me, I sit in press box and clap my hand, and pat my foot for thees Tony llolm. I come back to Birin tonight, and I come back like what you say sitting pretty. Alabama she have great combinash in Tony Holm and thees Vines that is all over the ground like Virginia creeper. How pan McGuge he beat her, 1 dont know, and how Tennessee she take her measure thats mist.

Youve got to have all the stops In the deck for thees Tony. He on great beeg meandering meanderer. Bama Frosh Win 32 To 12 Decision Over Aggie Rats TUSCALOOSA, Nov. 16 Alabamas Baby Tide splashed to win over the Mississippi A. M.

Plebes, winning a inud battle, 32 to 12. The Hama Yearllpgs forged to tho front in the first half and were never headed. At half time the Aggie Rodents were on tne short end of a 25 to 0 count. The visitors came back strong, however, in the last two periods, to score twice while the Alabama Yearlings were chalking up only one score. Gentle Leads Penn To 20 To 0 Victory Against Columbia BAKER FIELD, New York, Nov.

16 (P) Richard E. Gentle, a Pennsylvania junior from Brookline. wrote. his name among the Scarlets and the Folwells and the Hollenbecks of Red and Blue of football history Saturday afternoon. Pennsylvania crushed Columbia 20 to 0 before a crowd of 35.000 at Baker Field.

The Red and Blue had four real scoring opportunities and cashed three of them for touchdowns by Gentle. A1 Ratowski and Mort Willner with Gentle adding two of the three goals. Penn 7 0 7 6 20 Columbia 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns. Gentle. Ratowski.

Willner: pointed after touchdown. Gentle 2 (placement). Mortimer Jordan Defeats Hewitt, 6-0 The Mortimer Jordan Blues defeated Hewitt High, of Trussville, by the score of 6 to 0 In a lake of w-nter. The Blues converted a scoring chance In the fourth quarter resulting from a punting duel. A forward pass, H.

Soutaeeland to H. Oarrett, across the goal line, provided the means of scor- FAMOUS FIFTIES Suits and Overcoats hy Kuppenheimer Were well stocked with Famous Fifties 5n nits and overcoats for at tkls price ICuppen Heimer has reached the peak of value-giving Tke fabrics are controlled tKe styles new and original kandcraf ted in strict accordance witk tke famous kigk standard of Quality ky Knppenkeimer Oklahoma 12 Okla Uaptlata 0 Tulsa 19 Waahhurn 7 Burleson 0 Austin 0 W. Tex. Teachers 38 Montezuma 0 If better liked by Alabama players than any other star we ever played against. Stumpy, In the estimation of the players who have played against him for the past three years, has had few equals as a fine sportsman.

One of the most pleas nt things I will have to. remember the three years Thomason played against us will be Stumpys fine fighting spirit and clean sportsmanship. Vance Maree and Capt. Rusk were tho outstanding players in Techs line, the giant Maree giving his all to a losing cause. However, he was able to combat the power that.

Alnbama shot against, him when they wanted him ut of a particular play, two of Tide's 'first long runs being shot inside of the big giant. In the Tech backfield Thomason ami Dunlap stood out. with Warner coming through a number of times with great punts in the pinches. Tide Line Superb You can take the Alabama linemen one by one and heap high the gar- i lands around their noble heads, for ns a line today th Houtli has seen fow like it. Hlngton hogged the line honors as Holm tin backfield laurels.

bt there were Crimson stars besides 1 Wade's two a 11 -Amor loan candidates. Alternate Capt. Moley Smith achi ved his ambition Saturday. He played what his coach said was his greatest game, an alert tackle snooping int" Techs business and looking after his own in opening up holes. Ebert and Howard came tn Jor their share of tho glory, Howard rising to his peak pane-.

And th work of Jimmy Moore and Albert Elmore was magnificent. They guarded their, flanks like the proverbial watchdog of somebody's busings Moore look inf like, an Abernathy in petting down the field under punts, blocking In tackles and stirring up mr treu hie In genera lthan a Mexican bandit Jimmy was all-southern on any- bodys team Saturday a whole car- Maryland Eleven BeatsVJPJ. Team With Varied Drive snagging Punting Comparison Tony llolm was not expected to be anywhere in Mizdls class as punter. but he was nevertheless. He averaged 29 yards on 16 attempts, corning through with lofty spirals in the pinches that hung In the murky skies long enough for the whole Alabama squad to get down the field.

Mizzell punched his educated toe into the cowskin 17 times for an average of 35 yards. Once he lost a yard on a punt and once he kicked the hall 60 yards down the field. backed up against the last white line on the field a punt that staved off a touchdown maybe two. Alabama was getting down under Holm's lofty boots, holding Tech to a mere return of 25 yards. On the other foot.

Alnbama picked up 114 yards by dashes Mizells kicks back up the field. Therje was too much Sington, Moore and Elmore on the field for Stumpy Thomason to get loose. When the Alabama ends mi.ssod Stumpy Mr. Hlngton heaved an anchor around Stumpy's throbbing breast. Only Few Injuries The Crimsons came out of the Tech game with fewer injuries than any game they have played in this year.

None of them will prove costly. By Turkey Day the Crimsons should be able to throw In their full strength for the first time since they started their Southern Conference program. Lineup and summary: Alabama (14) Moore, left end; Clement. left tackle; Howard, left guard; Eburdt, center; Sington, right guard; M. Smith, right tackle; Elmore, right end; Vines, quarterback; Slither, left halfback; Long, right halfback; Holm, fullback.

Georgia Tech (0) Jones, left end; Maree, left tackle; Westbrook, left guard; Rusk, center: Edwards, right guard; Holt, right tackle; Williams, right end; Dunlap, quarterback; Mi-zell. left halfback; Thomason, right halfback: Strickland, fullback. Score by quarters; Alabama 7 0 0 714 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 00 Scoring: Alnbama. touchdown. Holm 2.

Point after touchdown, Sing-ton (kick was wide, but Tech ruled offside); Whitworth. First downs: Alabama 12, Georgia Tech 1. Yards gained from scrimmage, Alabama 219, Tech 59. Yards lost from scrimmage, Alabama 5, Tech 27. Substitutions Alabama: Causey pt Slither.

Boykins for Causey, Slither for Boykins. Boykins for Su-I tl I Sflittort 'ampbell for Vim--. Sharp for Eherdal, Starling for Howard. Miller for Hlngton. Whitworth for Moore.

Causey for Holm. Georgia Tech Hauck for Strickland. Sloan for Williams, Saadis for Jor.es. Graydon for Mizell, law for Edwards. Colvin for Hauck.

Watkins for Holt. Flowers for Thomason. McKee f- Westbrook, Luna for Dun-la p. Officials Arthur Hutchins, Purdue. referee.

John Schomtner, umpire. Walter Powell, Wisconsin, head linesman. M. Perry, He-wunee, field judge. 0 on on on V.

OVERCOATS By Kuppenhcimer, Styleplus, Braeburn and Imported Coats $25 to $90 KNIT-TEX All improved new weaves and colors in this nationally known NORFOLK, Nov. 16 (PP-The University of Maryland passed, kicked and smashed its way to a 24 to victory over Virginia Polytechnic Institute in their annual football clash here this afternoon. The Old Liners showed superiority over the Gobblers in every department of the game and their goal line was never seriously In danger. At times V. P.

J. flashed good football but their efforts were short lived, the Old Line forwards repeatedly breaking through to smear the Gobbler backs behind their own line. Several times, however. V. P.

I. held the goal line to prevent a bigger score. Chalmers, Miller, Evans and Mays play Mississippi Mud uncovered a brand of ball carrying that probably has not been equalled a local field for 9ears. Most of V. P.

I.s gains were made forward passes executed by two substitutes, Owens and Rice, with the latter doing the passing and the former on the receiving end. Fullback Tomoko also did some nice work In running back Maryland kickoffs. Score by periods: Maryland 14 0 3 7 24 P. 1 0 0 0 00 Scoring touchdowns, Evans. Miller.

May (sub for Evans). Field goal. Chalmers. Points after touchdowns, Chalmers 3 (by placement). Officials Magoffin (Michigan), referee; Gooch (Virginia), umpire; Sniithe (Army), head linesman; Gass Lehigh field Judge.

FLORIDA ADVERTISES When the Florida football team went North to play Harvard at Boston oranges and alligators were taken along. An alligator was given by the Florida captain to Harvards pilot. hold Tony, so she try stop him, and when she throw up her How in hell did heem and how did the Vols stop theese Tony is a puny express and I dont wonder Power Company, corpqrache. Tony, he Company all by Hand she play to Dynamo. Yes, thees Tech flats, air enough to give a Tornado, so thees you call heem, revenge Tornado blow last year, she stump the whole make a heel, and say, boy, theese Sington America and thees hot that hees more and thees Moore, you Moore.

Ethel Barry, all there is, there isnt Ethel she no Jcnow. wave stop signal in and when he no stop like ho was a home Pfay De Fifteen thou spectate rant, and Creemson play a march for Tony, like old man hare in sit In press coop and fist and skull fight sulls. Cops, heem keep giving Pugnacio Black Maria, and never in doubt from 1 think mebbe I sling but I telegraph my can reverse charge, hold thces mighty 30 coat- ODUM BOWERS WHITE APPAREL AND SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Elmer Oliphar.t. requiring the' services of two anil tine, men drag him to boggy turf Even rid Wildcat Wilson didn't have anything on Fuh rHln Over Tony, who was bent "ti death und destruction. You can take your Bankers and Mr Evers, but give me Mrs Holm's son Tony, who punted, backed up tin lift and went places today There i ouiy one fullback like Holm in the country according to Messrs.

Alexander and Mehrc und he is cb sing out hfs carom for Alabama this year m. ofle of the immortals of the Cap stone. Long Also Shines Coach Wade sprung a sophomore sensation on the Jackets today in fist before I keel ing..