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SUNDAY NOVIMBER '118. 1924 THE BIRMINGHAM The South'. Grootest Notospopor 'SIX 3 15 5 a Florida Rallies To Wallop Clemson, 27 To 6 let 1 geLA JERRY ERTAN JACK HOUSE Asst. Sports Editors PP NEWMAN I Stotts Editer Sports Editor 'CA TORS SPOT TIGERS TALLY EARLY IN TILT Bachman's Eleven Remains In S. Ce Running Due To Passing Attack A LABAMA COLLAPSES smITHHAspERFEcT THE TROJAN'S' LEADER By Feg Murray SCORE IN WINNING ill 111111 Powerful Crimson Tide Holds Pful Tornado Even Cracks 50 Straights Again For 1 i i 97; I For Three Periods But Falls 33-13 Top Honors In North BIN 'k k.k 1, i i I 4.1, 'I, 1,,,,,,,,, ,,,,4 I i 4 mingham Shoot vl i T'i i 00, IA VI, i 1 a 't ILIrtrii I ,4 9' IlR1 VI0'3 i 1..4) 1.

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Atter being played to a standstill for three periods by Alabama magnificent forwards. Tech caved in the left side, of the Crimson line and whirled to victory behind the flying elects of Warner Mizell. Stumpy Thomason IV Ory LiM Jr "its ow Sports Ultra rho Now' Sr ZIP? trawmasr ATLANTA Ca ov 17 A sullen Tornado masquerading under the N. Mame of Georgia Tech, struck Grant Field and the gallant Crimsons of in Alabama the fourth period. And great was tiles destruction wrought apon a band of bleeding and battered sons of the old Capstone.

Atter being played to a standstill for three periods by Alabama magnificent forwards. Tech caved in the left side of the Crimson line and whirlesi P. H. Smith. the vice president of the club, was Jr fine form at the weekly shoot and again batted out the 1.0-target program straight.

This has got to be a habit with Smith. as he has this id H. Smith. the vice present of ni he club, was in fine for at the weekly shoot and again hattod out the program straight. This has got to be JACKSONVILLE.

Nov. 17Florida's ravishing 'Gators spotted Clemson a touchdown in the opening quarter of a furiously-fought bat-tie here 'Saturday but they soared to spectacular heights in the final three periods to amass four touchdowns and continue their brilliant march to conference and national football distinction. The score was 27 to 6. It hoisted Florida's total points for the season to 264 against 25 for their opponents. Josh Cody's tigers from South Carolina con- tested the 'Gators every inch of the way through the opening half.

but their threat terminated at the intermission. Charlie Bachman 's high. speed backs and a fast hard charging line routing the Clemson efforts. It was the most spectacular games! with 1GREENIEs wALLop fensive displays of the elevens. fitoth Score In Air Brilliant paining by the Neon sEwANEEByit with Cannonball Clyde Crabtree.

Capt. -Goo Bowyer and Carl lirm sbaugh in starring roles. led to three of the Florida touehdowns. while Clemson accounted also via this aerial route. Dale Vansyckell end.

and Jimmy Steele. guard, of the Florida team, Banker And Armstrong Lead played all American role's. while Capt. Prensley. Clemson center, wan the Tulane To Easy Victory best pivot roan viewed thin year.

Clemoon scored when 0. McMillan passed 20 yards to Padgett. who ran Over Tigers five more for a touchdown. Florida. somewhat dulled atter their game with thsorgia last week.

rekindled its NEW. ORLEANS. Nov, I T-i-OP)e righting pirit and plunged victottely to the Clerneon counting mici- Blonde Billy flanker and Ike Arm. way the second portott. The drive strong whipped a reincarnated Green W.av inloaction in the final period baugh.

gained 25. Brainhaugh added looioaugame here Saturday and 4 and Bob Durant. Men. woMen. children and lunatics escaping front the evrrY week St la etly.

E. C. lelirworth AN- 1 Affs OF "IE- and olte only fell sham 5-y) orm stricken area estimating the score at 33 to 13. niark one taret tn the I L' Alabama withstood all that wa hts rr ou a 49 tor st eeind place. i I 1, I bumanly possible for three dramatic tocAL cAGE TEAly I Dr.

A. L. Atwood and A. II. Pryor 41 periods and then fell exhausted up 1 I tted upon 4S tor trurd place.

Suittl, on their shields before a storm that I wan aleo high man on the. double 4 had been bottled up not less thanI I targets when he tinly let one get by ......1, A four The Crimsons drenched without being shattered. He broke :3 i Tech flats with their blood and valor SWIIIG INT0 Foil of the 24 that eL Mitchell vas run- il ner-up In is ait atch, one target in trying to stave off one of the th E. "011111r1 ..001..." 7 4: greatest football teams that ever man- leer, than Smith. shattering 22 out s''''''''Ze owl powered itself acrose a Dixie grid- of the 24.

C. Ditsworth broke a iron. This Tornado-Tide renewal :1 for third man. 41)1770 ei. 4, ran the gauntlet of footballIt pro 'a il Ilk-ik duced mediocre.

brilliant and super Hard Fight Looms With Sea- A. R. Pryor was high man in th 40 ar handicap race. breaking a 23. Smith ir 76 0 1 a I th 'e I football.

Barring breaks neither came in for second place 2L ith a team would have scored in their bi- son Booked To Start In lailaworth broke were out fr the a 19 on ttord. See- ol l' gams first half that had the etands in r. 'N eral new shooters o' ea -) -1 thrown into a raving wreck of bu- first true nsi to shoot at the eive anity. Two Weeks clays and made yery creditable scores. i NO' il frgit Ile kr" As long, as Alabama's man power The longest run for the afterno on was r- thlasted, Crimsons carried the fight made by P.

IL. Smith, when he broke th 1 to rugged engine at ers, showing T. G. HOLT, JR. 60 straight.

Others who broke :5 t- them the greatest line they admitt vel wi no ion now ed ig anwel.e a A. Jt positiy ll be tdraht and better Pr. wood. they had faced all Tech seven outstandin L. itd W.

C. aitchelL couldne lartnireham' C. Da I r- aasket ball teams are rounding the 30 wc.t., ScoreM made ea the 1 sr lin than Alabama presented 't pesaibly have drawn a great- as A. 4.1 1 home stretch of their practice sea- r. H.

Stotth N1 A. 14 tB se!" i'; long as rhe was able to keep it in- ir, sons with the exception of itirming- 1. Utiewarth- 49 Dr. II; tact. Alabama's backfield was ahot ,4119 ham-Southern and Howard.

who n. 44), or, untie, ree an one 1 I II I .1 th back have many of their basket ball HiMi- A la, Pryor wit Mee-lung 01- 045- '''t -C-41118Thlit' 1., 1 i ki sustained a broken one being taken off the field. Boy- VI B. G. Thompasa.

to; i FP, 1 4 en collar bone, naries on the grid teams. Boys' Club. I ..11 1 1L. tE. It Hewitt Y.

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harming- 1 I-001 4,3 L. a. Posts 2.t Ntr 11111" ,1719111171 i i 'attitii, .11 4 a 1 Holm received a broken rib, Camp 4.1 atetluna. Jr. :..1 e', am Electric and B.

A. C. have been T. tootih 1 'f ItA I A. it bell suffered a fractured skull and 43 a' if at it for 'weeks now and are in good shat at Z.1 Watts 4 S.

A. cIPS.o'1 1: ta A 11411) (n 1 I 's 11t $, if II1 r-1 1 0 9 I. A I --) I t. 1 I a I I Ci I i '11 -04 1 11 OF tq, 2 50011-4Egq CPLIFGRNII I 'rEf4f1 4, Ti v-- CSE a eT 1 eOOTOALL. 4 PIO THE i5 11 1 1Vtli-E5 ikt -THE cooNfo lv 11-1-1E gION.Eb-r or 1HEm A LL 1 Metropotaan Newspaper Serve, ii Jess Hibbs.

captain of the powerful University of Southern California eleven. earned natiortwi de recces nition last season as an allAmerican tackle. but this year, due to a strained back. was uriable to play at his best against th Oregon Ag ith rn gi kept out of the eas against St. Marys College.

This is written just before the Southern CaliforniaCaiifornia game. rd with that contest Hibbs should corns back into his owe as loa der of Coach Howard Jones' usky Trojans. Stam1 saw CiBig Jess" in action in four games last year, and he imp nes very much by his play against ford and Notre ate It was he en 0 Paved th nay for many of Morley Drury's sensational runs, and on the define. especially in the Stanford game. he was a whole team in himself.

.1 remember vividly the way he came bouncing through the line to break uo Poe 's pet reverse plays. Jess showed much football the keen football insight that identifies a real linesman. Hibbs does the punting for the Trojans, and is known as come of thei best pigskie bootie. on the coast. To gain allAmerica recognition, Hibbs had to compete with such giants as Lassman.

of New York Uni varsity: Raskowski, of Ohio State; Hae and SmKern, 0 ith, of Penn; Sprague and Perry, of the Army; Pittsburgh. and Sorott. of Texas A. M. Jess is the movle.heeo tyPis of warrior--hrldsoree, engnetic, weighs over 200 and la fast, and, Dee might say, rough and ready.

lowirriest. vita NtOrMtlittAll NfIncinVer Ireniqw Now Twir into is ow as loader of Coach Howard Jones' husk) I saw "Big Jags" in action in four games last yea Stamford and Notts Darns. It was he woo paved th on the deform. especially in the Stanford game. ha wail way he cam bouncing through th lino to break up football the keen insight that identifi Hibbs does the punting for the Trojans.

and is knt To gain all-Americari rocognition, Hibbs had to compi varsity: Raskowski, of Ohio State; Hak and Smith. of Pittsburgh. and Sorott. of Issas A. M.

Jess is th movie-here type of wieelerhendeem might say, rough and roady. losoissm. Ilti. Mor.plittul Cr? .111 1 I II and a Bret down on Clemson's II-yard stripe. Owens circled onid for nine more.

and Brambaugh hit cente for first down. goal to go. on the next play he went over. and math good the extra kick. Florida taking the lead I to g.

Beth's Grabs Pass A perfactly-hetived 15-ard pass. Bowyer to Bethea. found the red-haired Florida sophomore 44 yards from the Clemson goal. and a mass of opposition In his path. but he smashed, elde-tepPed and stiff-armed his way through the enemy and ran to Florida's second touchdown early in the thLrd quarter.

It was the prettiest run of the afternoon. Bowyer's 47-yard return of a 'Clemson punt to the Titer's 19-yard line CAttle all the third quarter endoql Bachman sent hus regulars back into the fray, nd Hrambaugh promptly shot a paws to Vanayekel. Fitwida end. over the Clrnson goal. BIA My baugh made good the extra kick, i Florida 20, Clemson S.

i Cawthon's hair-raioing 46-yard run from scrimmage. through the heart of i the Clemson team. led to the final I tally. Crabtroa following up this i groat play with his tricky left handed pass. which nestled in Cawthon's I arms and after a II-ywrd run.

was Iplanted behind the Clemson goal. Sevens Witte For Vise II washed the Purple Tiger of Sewaneo ashore on the short end of 41 to count. It took the Green three quarters to suing into the galt that impelled sweet revenge to a homecotning crowd of 1Jcel0 for the lacing adminieterect by Sewanee last year. After setting the pace with a touchdown apiece in the opening period. the teams battled sluggishlY through the next two seseions with Tulanq holding the advantage by a slim mar gin of one point by virtue of a Put'.

pie kick after touchdown that went Maybe Billy Banker was mad about relinquishing his honors as leading scorer In the southern conference last week. Anyusy the big blonde boy added to touchdowns and tour goals after touchdown to his total to run up IS points ove his bid to outstrip Jimmy of the Tennessee Volunteers. Armstrong made two touchdowns and Seouws and J. Whatley one apieee while Soeuvre kicked the addltional goal from place. went.

The first Green swore came early in the first quarter after an exchange of punts and a series of line thrusts and end sweeps by Banker and Armstrong. Sewariee Rallies A 7 to 0 advantage was short lived for Sewenee came back in the tame period and filled The air full of football in hick the Tulane boys could period and filled the air full of bail hich the Tulane boys could i I Yankee ankee Turfman High Winner I Yankee Turfman High Winner foot-Florida's seven victories for 112S.I''' without a defeat or a tie to mar her record. puts the Orange and Blue as not find. The Purple drew blood one of the outstanding teanis of the' when Piper 'made a pretty 29-yard nation. Joe Bedank.

all-American tom; to Autin on the Sewanee aide i guard from Penn State In 1923. pays i players he has ever poen InIplacement failed and the game set- 'Crabtree and Steele are two of the 1 of the goal line. The kick from I football. Bed down to a lockout. The Green threatened several times 1Kentucky Scores i I On French Turf This Season! Nifty Win Over him- guar- PAHIS.Nov.

The French lat VAL I Clide guar- PARI. Nov. I'I him- American They aro: The French Derby at Pails, Ve III. I. Cadet I The lineup and Pummary: S.

Ogden NMI'. of New York. captur- the Grand Prix de I Florida 4,27 tGeeene. left end: I near IS le. tar kip; McItae.

left i the Purple goal took the tooth out i the Grand Prix de Paris and the Arc de Triomphe Stakes and LEXINcTON l--. 1 I guard: R. Ciemmons, center.Grandoff. of the tnreat. I Arc de Triomphe Stakes, the tw the Municipal Cotinell Stakes, the I LI gmh el is uh art 4 iselan w.

)re quNnoe: In the last session from Autin on the van, inter- 1 cent-d A DAPS fl1 .1, the French Turf. Gr, I laet three all being disputed at Long- r. I richest fixtures of the French Turf; last three aft being disputed at Long- I 1 to, p.y.. I Ian. right end; tCaPI t.

Uttar- I rented A pass from Autin on the I The lineup and Pummary I Florida iniGroene. left in the third and fourth seasions but lirrian. ottlevhputirnpire sign ofsid alilooicto lit enseteltey eathnourt 1 Waters. left tackle; 1 lAbility of the rniver.Ity orlientuekyl terbark; ftetheo. it hiAC.

Good- Gress, 43-yard stripe. II. Whatley champ. ildcats to deliver a punch when bred. right half; SAUK fIllihtlek.

hen wheeled around the left wing for clemaon (4)---iones. left tee; 'three yards. Then Baumbach took I line; Swrofford. left tackle: Hall. loft I th bail stepped bark and tossott to I Gun- Flanker 2 yardit who clicked a d' Pressley eenter I riP111, right guard; rtaht tac- I 6,, ylwh 04.A Pit to rild: ritts.

i was the most successful owner of the flat racing season just closed. got- Upon Mr. Mills also devolved the honor of owning the arknowledged champion horse of the year. His Kantar. a nervous.

high-strung 14)11 of AleantarS. Out of Karabe. re- ceived the practically unanimous vote of horsemen as the King of the French Turf for 19:8." And Kanter did not win the Grand Prix. Blue Ribbon of the French I the flat racing season just rinsed. got- Upon Mr.

Mills also devolved the honor of owning the acknowledged champ ion horse of the year. His Kantar. a nervous. high-strung 14)11 of AielinttirS. Out of Karabe.

re- ceived the practically unanimous vote of horsemen as the King of the French Turf for And Kanter did not win the Grand Prix. Blue Ribbon of the French oft the remaining 49 yards to the neoect nt ce wh, I Two roamers divided the victorlea. I tie rense do Rivaud's Le Correge was and In I firt in the derby and his Balmoral ofo.e0..teow,n ermi ii, th gladdened hearts of the victory ev aris iutta rY I netitute here Si i aldermen, who had backed his chances i urd'av. I at 15 to 1 in the Municipal Council The Catleti gained more yar a Stakes. than Kentucky.

but could score Mr. Mills accounted for the other 1 one touchdown. making 17 fir two big races. downs for a gain of 24S yards again One American. tql4 Frenchman.111 firet downs for the ruled the French Turf.

210 yards. tracka A favorite in the future books It recalled the days teefore the war. I Coach Gamage's team took the to win the event. Kanter developed i when the late W. K.

Vanderbilt was I fensive at the etart of the game al some ailment a few days before the! 'Mlle the Baron de Rothschild, Ed- i scorel its throe touehdowns by race and his stablemate. CH de I mond Mane, Achille Fould and other of. the first half. The Cade Guerra who had been trained to prominent French stables a great race came back etrong in the third al make the early pace for Kantar. ran for first honors.

fourth pericels. one touchdeo to orders in the Grand Frit. made all A. K. Macomber.

et r- and threatening on eaveral occsetoi the early pace. then forgot to stop chased the stable of Mr. Vanderbilt. V. M.

I's forward parpoll and came on and won. had a rather unlucky year tai the I netted 141 yards. with 14 out.of There four really big races, t'rench turf. Ralph Beaver Stress- eamphqed, fixtures of the French racing season. burger and J.

E. Widener were other' in which the aristocratic blueblood of American owners whose colors were Beats Carolina thoroughbreds may be tested and 1 prominent on French tracks during 1 which owners strive to win. 1192e. i Q4-ta4ro th, fense Two owners divided the victorlea. I dd and their tite neeelt de Count do Etivaud's Le Corr odow of their own Correa, wail griel the ba first in the derby and his Balmoral save them an Is to 4 victory over gladdened the hearts of the Paris nere aldermen, who had backed his chances ur tlett! ied more yardagel i uraave Ca at 15 to 1 in the Municipal Council Th 1 gan Stakes.

than Kentucky. but could score one touchdown, making 17 Mr. Mills accounted for the other two big races. downs for a gain tf 24S yards against One American. tqlot II first downs for the Wildcats ruled the French Turf.

ill) yards. It recalled the days teefore ths war. i Coach Gamage's team took the when the late W. K. Vanderbilt Wk.

I th ensive at the start of garce I In the liaron de Rothschild, Ed- I scored its throe touchdowns by mond Elaine, Achille Fould and other of. the first half. The Cadets prominent French stables a great race came back strong in the third for first honors. fourth periods. one touchdown A.

K. Macomber. r- and threatening on several occse chased the stable of Mr. Vandrtilt. V.

M. I's briillant forward passing had a rather unlucky year tat the I netted 142 yards, with 14 out.of t'rench turf. Ralph Beaver Stress- i attempts completed. burger and J. E.

Widener were other 1 American owners whose colors were Duke Beats Carolina prominent on French tracks during 1924. State On ff.salti.igyift loft hair; C. go-nl line Again Banker kicked goal but back. right half; Nicearley. full- for I FIrd.rindr: bY P.ric"1111 0 7 4 14-27 neelYnddi tbf'('ntith irdoorw8n.twoll; few minutes of unsuccenalul line thrt ints and punts.

One of the Sewaa clem 6 (' 6 "son nee punts happened to travel from 1 A ti to Banker's arms and tore of- yards lorida, Scoring and Br vant.yekel. Ca wthon.1 for a touchdown off 2. The the 1 next three came feet. Pethee. Extra points.

Erambaugh I place kicks. 0 0 0 4 Score by Periods: mil anee 4 Clemson. ecoring Touchdown. (2), Tulane 7 0 0 24-41 Padgett. tone.

Touchdowns; Tulane, Banker. OfficialsRed Severance (Ober- Armstrong. Semuwil. J. What- lin).

referee; Ales conningham ley, I. Sewanee. Autin. Goals after 24 I umpire; Albert 111:1 (Geor- touchlow 0. Tulane.

Banker. gta Tech). head linesman; Bob Mar- seouwa. Is shall (Niaine). field judge.

Officials: Capt. Nt. V. Fortier (Washington State. referee: Louis Minnesota i 1 Drop Kicks mnnesota Romps on Ervin (Drake).

umpire; R. K. it tle Miss). field judge: Fred Caatator (Trinity) lleal linesman. Lanier Poets Down I A I NM or FT 1 ---a-a-i-a a a AatA i A-1 4 WO 11 IF RALEIGIL Minnesota Romps goal line Again Banker kicked goal! BoYd took the kinkoft tor Sewn- nee andi both teams 'settled down to few minutes Of urauccenalul line thrnota an4 punts.

One of the Sowa. I g. ealesed 1 i Vines was forced out of the game s-r- al); -f-c-rm-er- it; 3 with a broken hand. Comptes 21 Roseo. 1, I' Tide Braces Boys' Club.

defending champions 1 A. 14 1. 1 Alethama thrice held the Golden are being picked to retain their city i shot it :4. at ZI1 tar title as three veterans front last I teeee, ItI 'Tornado in the first period. A aim- 3 ear's great machine are returning.

posworth 22 rryor le4 ble early' In the period had given 21 Smith 2 Tech the ball on the 20-yard line. However. the Comets will receive op- teal ID 11 3 position of a sterner nature this l'era' IS 1 'r The Crimeons fought themselves out 040ne of this dark, and dreary journey. 1, time. Birmingham has more good basket ball teams than ever before Turkey Shoot only to have a break of the game Next Thursdey.

Nov. 22, will be and all are capay of bumping the I Cost them a touchdown. Warner turkey shoot. Also all targets champs. The Red Birds are ex- thewgratm be There i 1 came too low for him to boot into a Mizell turned an intended punt which pected to make the Cornets step.

3 each turkey given to winners i. A peck be heriven foe 73-yard run and touchdown for the They have a eteran machine. boast- irg two forwards in first score of the game. Failure to winner Jack Sanford and "ekinney" Aders convert a touchdown prevented Ala- fessionacl'. TPouth'eeTowanmanorwitiogPshrte; and a good guard i Chi rs ontoo.

bama from tying the score in the the entire pro of l'4 targets wit: Birmingnam Electric looks I second period. Earl smith recovered ee ea be given a goose. A good crowd le Anere a fumbled punt on Tech's 10-yard at" all" na expected tce attend the shoot and au In their lineut ween the Ped Bads i line. Tech lost five yards for being enjoyable time is anticipated. are not pleying.

Norman Mindy. off-side. Rogers carried the ball out I veteran cage- ei a player coach for were there. boys. even Coach Wulf of bounds and Tony Holm shot be- the Electricity boys.

Jones and Hall tween his left tack an guard 1 rd admitting that they et 1 a given are other experienced floor men. 3 five yards and a touchdown. The best exhibition of line play any corn- Coach Simons. new mentor at the play catching the whole Tech team H. H.

A is saying little about the bination had ever shown him at Ala- shifting to els left. The Jackets barna. chances of his team. Too many regu- were evidently expecting a epin play. Campbell, Holm Real Heroes tars from last year are missing anti Georgia Tech caught Alabama flat- although several stars have appeared Campbell ran the Tech boys ragged footed on the kick-off and it almost resulted in Jones getting away for a It would be unwise to predict too as long as he was altogether and much for the Hebrews.

Abe Jaffe is twine they patched him. He featured touchdown. Waddey kicked off and the only ret veteran from last Alabama's first show of offensive eards. The Crimsons let the ball fall the beta didn't re more than 23 etasorly urning vet power. Tony Holm played hie great- Blues Lack elish est geme for Alabama.

The wounded without makng any i effort to pick it Over at the Birmingham Athletic bull foueet and slashed hie way 3 up. With Tech players being ill- Club. Coach Ben Chapman has been through 95 yards of the Tech line. side. Jones made a dive for the ball bemoaning the fact at he had no and this is morethan any other full- Pet out for the goal line.

He that center and Just as he was about eel back has done Tech the yard line. Randolph bucked the ball i was tcive up hope in walked a fellow who year. And when they came to gel finally brought down on the 7- measures six feet four and one-half Holm. they had to drag him out Blla oven, inches. His name is Hunter and last Hicks was etopped for the first tient Wademen Battle On year he played on a great team down tnis year.

He didn't try many times Again Alabama showed she was not in Florida. This Hunter is arsenic' Playing under orders to protect him i licked. The fourth break of the under the netting and Is virtually un- self so Alabama would have a quer. I game came their way when Miller guardable. He appears an answer to terback In the game.

No little mat I fell on a ball fumbled by Lumpkin Chapman's prayers. However, the that ever lived who could take an3 on his Z9-yard line. A cleverly con- Blues are far from a classy cage ma- more punishment than Billy. and he cealed flat Pass to the right from chine. They pack power but lack took it eaturday just as he did ir Frown to Holm netted 27 yards.

polieh and may lose many games this the Wisconsin Tame. Another epic There were three Crimsons 'waiting season. McKinney. a forward with i figure in Alabama's battle was Capt 1 to take the pass. Holm was knocked an eagle eye for the netting is an- Earl Smith.

He couldn't have got out of bounds just when it looked other recent and strengthening ad- ten a better game out of his system 3 like he was going over into glory- 'felon to the team. He played for Coach Wade may find enough Play. land. A double pass. Holm to Brown, tnree years at Auburn and was cap- rre left to send a team against Geor.

1- lost two yards. Holm gained It back lain in 1924. With "Birdie" Mont- trial and again he may not. Offhand end again Billy Hicks outgenerated gomery anal Hubert Hilton the Chap- no Alabama team can be recallee 4 i the Jacket linesmen. lie sent Tony man outfit is pretty well heeled on that took the punishment that Ala- liolm between his left tackle and I farward talent.

Johnny Wilking. Jim bama absorbed for three periuds be. i guard on the final down and it pro- Dave Arian and Thadd fore passing out. duced a touchdown. The Crimsons Holt are fighting it out for the Wallace Wad.

Proud 1 picked a fast down lima as the icked up guard berths. Neither of this quartet The Alabama mentor was as proud is adept at offensive play but can ea i 'I There was no scoring in the third 03 me players here in defeat Satur 3 guard. Welting is the best offensive day as he was of those gallant corn period. but here Is a chapter of foot- in the lot. ball that is due to be remembered for Birmingham-Southern and Howard that twice went to the Pacific Coast i and returned with honors.

"I have least the lifetime of those who are not as far along in their work never bad a team that rave me all i' a 1 the elements. but after the Bulidog-Panther classic saw this grapple Alabama rose to supreme heights in Saturday will begin to take their they possibly could do any more thee the boys who fought out there or i defending its goal line after Stumpy basket ball more seriously. wane Field said Coach Thomason had returned a punt 43 Wade. 4 eyards and a 15-yard penalty had put, for S5 The ball skimmed over It is an honor to coach a I the ball on Alabama's eix-yard line! Earl Smith's outstretched and squad like this. Our tine outplayed tr ''t They mourned that the Tide was all there was no getting to Durant.

Tech. but Techs backs turned the washed but what a shock the wise Alabama had a team equally as Tide. 1 end learned received. Tech turned good as Techa for three periods. then Alabama is returning broke-but .3 her thunder loose on the line turned the game into a rout.

thoect who saw the drama will never Alabama once more withstood the Holm. Campbell. Vines. Boykin. ferget having seen Alabama rive its pounding of Father Lumpkin.

A Pearce and euther were all lost wnen all and teen be buried on her shieble. euman sta Tech believed couldn't be their was imperative. That is all that you or anyone else I stopped. Lumpkin took two savage, They can tell you that Georgia can ask. plunges at the mialle of the line and 'Tech has the beet in the South.

but Florida, L. S. U. and Tennessee he never got across the line of no one can deny Alabama the honor are left in the running with Tech scrimmage. Durant got a yard on the, of haying been the first teem to and fertunate for these three teams third down and Tony Holm broke up; core twice on the Tornado and held that they do not have to fare whet a forward pass.

A short punt soon i this roeering battalion of destruction two fine football teams Alabama and gave Tech her second scoring chance i to a tie for three periods. Alabama Vanderbilt have just gone through. and once the Alabama line rallied played a heroic game. In defeat the with Melton Smith. Miller and this Crimeons carried off the admiritien bruit Hagler halting the plunges.

of 22,00. No human being has ever The and of the period found Alabama yet conquered a tornado, and Tech IllissWallops 3 over in Tech's territory. was All of this Saturday. Holm Goes Out Tech left Vanderbilt a. shattered Alabama carried the ball to Tech 's football team.

end she today left Southwestern By 82-Yard line soon in the fourth pee Alabama a ruin of all that is noble. i rind and the attack came to an sh. courageous and fine in America rupt end when Alabama lost the youth. Belgium could not stop the Score Of 34 to 2 services of Tony Holm. Germars.

neither could Alabama stop 4 Little did the fans realize that Ala- I Tech. once her gallant army was turn bama had been fatally wounded as to remnants. efEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 17-tore- err died out eith Ho me in- Tech was singing its praises of Weight and a well-timed attack (tom- Jere'. Teehes three touchlowns came Warner Mizell.

as great a bark as "Med to give the University of Met- last and furiously. The Jackets toek smells a gridiron toddy. Stumpy sissiPril a 84 to 2 victory over South- poseessien of the ball on their 22-1 Thomason. Meath and Jrnlee and I Wadde This Navel a UP eard line and marched. should say I- a a western here Saturday in a football great against Alabama as he was to usually fu- devoted I.

Ive raced. 7 yards for the toucheown i tile pursuits of 6-raid etealker and that broke the tioadloek. Stumpy Vanderbilt. running at large i Thomason. the back who helped to for 2oe egrets.

Thornaeon piled ten Tadpole" Smith. Ole Miss backfield stars. wreck Alabama. got loose after the 95 and the touchdown that toppad Tornado had marched 32 yards. lie in the Tide.

elany will pick ellzelli The temente scored in every geare started to go over his own right side on their all-star selectiens and Pass! ter. Fouthweetern's lone scare Was and be never changed his mind. He over etumpy. the most deceptive roan I made When I slicer was thrown for selestepped two tacklers after pace- to follow on the Tech team. Thorns- i a ing the line of scrimmage and Ow, nOti is always a threat and he doeen't 1 -i simply outran the two safety mon.lha FRANCS.

ENGLAND IN WAR ve to get loose but once tu break Stumpy was slowed up twice by men I up a foottall gerrie. Threeti wan the Fame, and Ergland are facing an. running into him. but he held his feet 1 beet man on Tech's Ine. elareel other war.

This time It is over knees. like the greet back he Is ant con- Craed out eneeeing plays hut was 1 Paris declares that the skirt should tinned on his way. The run was the I halted. But not this Thrash in i be long neugh to conceal the part fatal blow. Alabama was thruugh.

the last hat. If Thrash got through 1 of the anatomy that hes figured A game but beaten team. and nailed the tall carrier, hi greatly in the mind and marts of 1 got through no less than a score of the rid. leelling ton England. de- Teeh's second seoring chance In I times.

achley wa a real guardian ear. that skirts should be short. the fourth period came when Ala- On his flare. and whether the city will achieve a barna was unable to get the kickoff Respect Waddey victory over France as did the famous past the mid way mark. Tech fell' Alabama showed her reepeet for duke of the lame name.

Is teeing 3 heir le the ball on Alabema's 41i-yard I him by nut trying to invite trouble watched by fashion exports of the line end Mizell broke loose around from hint. It took Tech's first line world. Wellington is the home of the tee right end for 30 yards. Lumpkin formatien aryl her rooseryo linemen I Wellington hoot whir3 has grown ploughed through center fur a first down, Alabama stopped the line to crack ehemet. And too mural' higher in popularity and length in praise cannot be given to any par- i each recent year.

If eitirts lengthen. bucks end a pass from Mizell to tattler linesman outside of Teraete te ill ton Mats may be co oiled Thomason over the goal line. netted You will tee see lisigloes name in to retPIC reat. and At ellingy ton pays rn kirts i six yards and the fourth touchdown. any of the etre stream re area must not pass lower than the knee.

i Jackets Score Again ern newspaper, and it is beceuse het 13 lc The Jackets' fifth touchdown was wan playing In the line tiaturday and picked up as easiiy as were the first 11notrisn fer some reason done have it 1 i pee Hoe Durant intercepted a ter- for the fans. This bulky Aleimma I a ward pace Bruce! skipped down the eicte of the field ammo couldn't have excelled in hie! I ion his 45-yard line and guard played a game that 1 fil the Comets will receive op- Pry worth IS Vines was forced out of the game ape espeially the former two. 3. E. 71 31 MLod 11 PI: with a broken hand.

tomytas 21 Remo. Tide Braces Boys' Club. defending champions I .0 14 tIE 4 Alibarna thrice held the Golden are being picked to retain their city I DeIbies shot t. 24. Hast.Dcas at zr, ta title as three veterans front A1 get.

4 'Tornado in the first period. A fum- ea t. hie early' in the period had given dear's great machine are returning.1 Itiliatiote 22 Dryor 21 Smith 21 taw ra Tech the ball on the 20 ard line. However 3 -y position of a sterner nature this 18 Lona 14 I The Crimeons fought themselves out tatere of this dark, and dreary journey. time.

Birmingham has more good bask before Turkey Shoot only to have a break of the garne et ball teams than ever Thur3daY. Nov. 22 I. Corot them a touchdown. Wagner and all the turkey are capable of bumping Next will a shoot.

champs. Cornets to ma The Red Birds are ex- Also all be registered. There targets on 1 Mizell turned an intended punt which pected i step. the progrom will came too low for him to boot into a will be a turkey given to winners In They have a veteran machine, boast- 73-yard run and touchdown for the each class. A duck will be triVPU for first score of the game.

Failure to irg two 'harp-shooting forwards in wi dbe. an or high pro- and Jack Sanford and "Skinney" Aders nner on ou ir convert a touchdown prevented Ala- and a good guard in Chris Conroe. fessional. To the low man who shouts barna from tying the score in the Birmingnam Electric looks form the entire program of 124 targets will id- be i eecond period. Earl Smith recovered able and ill have given a goose.

A good crowd is their tin wLen the -4. a fumbled punt on Tech's 10-yard 4n attend the shoot and an i Tech lost five yards for being In eup Iced Birds are not playing. Norman atenay. enjoyable time is anticipated. t' off-side.

Rogers carried the ball out i veteran cage- a player coach for of bounds and Tony Holm shot be- the Electricity bo d. even Coach Wade ye tween his left tackle and guard for experie nced fl s. Jons and Hall admitting therdmitting ho is that they had given the best exhibition of line play any corn- are oter oor men. five yards and a touchdown. The Simone.

new mentor at the bination had ever shown him at Al ir play catching the whole Tech team te saying iittle about the a shifting to ets left. The Jackets Ka' barna chances of his team. Too many regu- were evidently expecting a epin play. last ear ar missin and Campbell, Holm Real Heroes lam from ye Georgia Tech caught Alabama flat-although several stars have appeared Campbell ran the Tech boys ragged footed on the kick-off and it almost It would be unwise to predict too as long as he was altogether and resulted in Jones getting away for a or much the Hebrews. Abe Ja ffe is twiee they patched him.

featured ch touchdown. Waddey kicked off and the only returning veteran from last Alabama faart show of offensive the bola didn't go more than 23 season. power. Tony Holm played his great- yards. The Crimsons let the ball fall Blues Lack olish est gems for Alabama.

The wounded pratoe cannot be glven to any par- 1 each recent year. If skirts lengthen. hooter linesmen outside of Tliraah. I Wellington boots may be compelled. You will not see lisiglers name in i to retreat.

and Wellington sa, skirts any of the 01 rest m.1- a south ern newspaper. and It in because bet i muot not pas lower than the knee. wan playing in the line Saturday and linemen fur some reason don't have it for the funs. Thla bulky Alobarna i guard PlaYed a game that Bruce ri; Jonem couldn't hove excelled In hie; I wore there, boys. even Coach Wade admitting that they had given the best exhibition of line pa any corn- bination had ever shown him at Ala- barna Campbell, Holm Real Hairo Campbell ran the Tech boys ragged as long as he was altogether and twice they patched him.

He textured Alabama's first show of offensive power. Tony Holm played his great- et game for Alabama. The wounded bull fougilt and slashed his way through 95 yards of the Tech and this is more.than any other full- back has done againet, Tech this through 95 yards of the Tech and this is more.than any other full- back has done against Tech thisl year. And when they came to get Holm. they had to drag him out.

Billy Hicks was etopped for the first time this year. He didn't try many times. playing under orders to protect self so Alabama would have a EPIS year. rte mon try many times. self Alabama would have a playing under orders to protect sSToAn terback in the game.

No little man that ever lived who could take any more punishment than Billy. and he 1, 4 took It Faturday just as fie- did In the Wisconsin Tam' st. Another -ep-ic figure in Alabama. battle was Earl Smith. He couldn't have ten a better game out of his system.

Coaeh Wade may find enough plaY- ors left to send a team against Geor- ea, and again he may not. Offhand. no Alabama team can be recalled that took the punishment that Ala- barna absorbed for three periods be- fore passing out. Wallace Wade Proud care in Alabama's battle was Ca Pt. arl Smith.

He couldn't have a better game out of his system. Coaeh Wade may find enough play- left to send a team against Geor- and again he may not. Offhand. Alabama team can be recalled at took the punishment that Ala- ima absorbed for three perkeis be- re passing out. Wallace Wade Proud The Alabama mentor was aa proud! Ma player here in defeat Satur- dr aa he was of those gallant eons at twice went to the Pacific Coast id returned with honors.

"I have had a team that gave me all ey possible could do any more than boys who fought out there on an Field today." said Coesch atie. "It is an honor to coach a uad like this. Our tine outplayed ch. but Techli backs turned the de." of bli Pia Irens here in defeat Saturday as he was of those gallant sons that twice went to the Pacific Coast and returned with honors. "I have never bad a taun that gave me all they poosibly could do any more than the boys who fought out there on Oran Field today." said Coach Vatic "It le an honor to coach a squad like this.

Our tine outplayed Tech. but Tech backs turned the Tide." Alabama Is returning brokebut those saw the drama will never forgst having seen Alabama give its all and then be buried on her shields. That is all that you or anyone else can ask. Florida, L. S.

C. arid Tennessee are left in the running with Tech and fortunate for these three teams that they do not have to face whet two fine football teams Alabama and Vanderbilt have Just gone through. Ole Miss Wallops Southwestern By Score Of 34 to 2 To Easy Triumph Over Haskell 52-0 Murphey High Falls Before Biloxi Team; Naps Defeat S. L. I.

Stopping Passes IF1 'maps MCI CUL S.L.I.Eleven,31-7, Stopping Passes N. Nov. Two that Buie. quarer- MONTGOMERY. Lineville Aggies Nov.

17 back sent epinning square between the goal poste for points' after touchdown enabled Duke University to defeat North Carollna State Col Sidney Lanier Ifigh School added an- lege today 14-12. It Mil the first lother victory here Saturday after- football for Duke in its hie- noon by defeating the Linevilla Aft- tory of athletic relations between the twoascosoyidets MILLSAPS COLLEGE. Jackson. glee 33-S. The Poets applled the by Miss, Nov.

17Millsaps backs ran laerial game and had little trouble two yearn. wild for the benefit of 3.000 home- scoring through this method. Two The auperiority of the flue Devlin coming day visitors Saturday to ded- pasists by Cain to Turner In the cycles se 1 in ito I sth ieni rthelinSetatewr rh- lcate Alumni Field here with a 31-7 first eight minutes of plaY gave the ward wail on the offentive and Duca victory over Southwestern Louisiana Poets 14 points and after this they cossfully halted the charges of Capt. Institute. scored whenever they came within tuna of 76 and 44 yards by Warren anq the Wolfpack backs scoring dintance.

Miller and Wright featured the major The Agile. fought the Poet, hard when the Duke goal was threatened. scoring. and made one change during the I owa State Teachers Southwestern flashed the meet ef- game. Towards the of the con- fleient passing 'attack the Major tePt Lineville opened a driving at.

have encountered thus aeasson. corn- roove'cdlotP their and seson stool out. tack at Lanier's line that resulted Beat Kansas Aggies pleting 17, of 22 attempts, but Inter- in a touchdown. For the visitors the work of Linton cruopintiusans tobrelyncaopmpprloratrisbmoe Capt. John A ES.

Iowa. IsIo v. 17-41Iowa to the major goal line. "thPrerlee 1 vain 'Mar leetithe the teem te .7 SW. College.a football team enated ruin as they approached too clomely I Capt.

John Iowa. Nov. 17-41lowa to the major goal line. Otherwlee 'Cain. after leading the teem to 27 team enaeted ririoxr Nov.

17The Mur- Pti Hi School team of Ntobile out- fere4 their firnt defeat of the peason Saturday here when they loot to Ri lent Hi 13-0. The Mobi liens could not cope with the lino pieeKing et Capt. Lopez of the Indians. The officials of the, game awarded many; penalties to which the Murphy N.111'1041 did not Matte. The lumi- nitries of the game were Molpus and Hans for Niurphy Hi and Lopez.

mei Gallo and Hood for Linos'. with four Points after tottehl down by place kicks completing scoring. Pharmer and Wockmayer were the loaning Gopher ground sainem Kirk. Arendeten and Bard-well replaced them and did Just as well MINNEAPOLIS. Nov.

1 7-01---On a dry. fast field. Minnesota tuned up for Its game with Wisconolin nett Saturday by roaming through the Haskell Indiana 62 to O. before 000 shivering Inns In the final home game of the notation. Coach Spears used two complete elevens.

subetituting every position. and the performance of hie reserves. both In the backfield anti the line. matched that of hie regulars and showed two groat plunging hacks in rharmer and Arentimeo. It took one period to get the anphor attack working smoothly, and then it cut away for three touch.

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retired and the role of mud horses Saturday and tire Mittens line smothering nearly turned the work over to Turner who conquered the Kansas Agate 7 to 0 every attempt to run with the bait i nl P. In Jordan and Morris, S. a I ohowed i a brilliant game. Dykes. a In a Dig Six conforenee.

two pretty pa along with a substitute. nonore for the Iowa State played superior football except for a brief relapse In the third game with Turner and Cain. wealth of rereivere. eriod Leiner plays Murphy High at Ste- bile next goaeon. CITY BARS CARNIVALS Maryland Defeats Nov.

17 A. M. I. Defeated By Ca Hrnivale and itinerant etreet fairs Virginia Cavaliers Pine Bluff Team, 19-0 tleebur followin Passage of or- henceforth will be barred from Hat- dinance No. lin by the City Corn- COLLEGE PARK.

Nov. 17 mission. labeling such places of (PiA scintillating 'serial pane often. PINE BLUFF. Nov.

17Al. amosement pliblie nuisances. City sive. coupled with lengthy line though they went down to defeat Attorney D. Sullivan is drafting plunging gains In which Snyder.

full- at the hands of the mighty Vine ordinance concerning circus bark hero of the Yale defeat. fig. Bluff Zebras Saturday afterno performknees with reference to the on. 19 ured prominently enabled Maryland to O. Alabama Military Academy's loc.alon of the tent in the city.

If Saturday. to detect one of its midi. Yellow and (old Saturday ordinance is panned. circus mantional rivals. the Cnivereity of VW- night were the talk or Ark I egemente will be compelled to pro-gin ia by an it to 2 score.

football circles for their clean sports exhibition in which the The trio of Siersdand touchlowing nuinehip and grim determination. Stole for erecting th8 tent will be came In the final three periodos of the lied by Capt. Sowell. the Tigers designated. game.

Virginia registered its only presented the beat oppomition any MOblEY SHACKLES CUPID 1 tally in the Met quarter When the teem ham offered the Zebras in many HELPER. EnglandG. H. Strutt Old Liner Center niade a bad Including the time two yeere provided in his will that his widow and lisgl. right end.

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Hagler I was an all-Ameran aloud Saturday.1 Kickoff He did more damage than es-en 1 Kickoff returned Itrown. tho great Vanderbilt Punts 4-114 could do wino( the Tech lino. Tech I Punts returned 1-7 ran count all of Ito yardage through 1 Line drives li-25 the Alabama guards nn her left hand. End runs 2-1 There wee no going over littler and Forward pasom attempted Hagler. Hagler tore Tech's powerful' sForward poses rompipt thrust Into the line apart.

Ile wa terorward palotea intercept on Liimpkin before he could get out First downs I of his tracks. Fumble 2 This Alabama line from tackle to opponent's tumbles recoired 2 tackle outplayed Tech. That is as penaitiea long et It was Int act. Molten Smith. iret number of Eington, Eberdt, and Hagler, et 1 First Alabama 4-114 1-7 2-25 2-1 Penaltt Po iot flouro, Ind number of Fourth Quarter Total, Alabama Took.

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