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SCNOAT, NOVEMBER FOUR HE INGHAM A GE-HERALD Soatha Greatest Newspaper ZIPP NEWMAN JERRY BRYAN JACK HOUSE Asst. Sports Editor, Young Coaches Show Products Here Saturday Sports Editor HOWARD FOLLOWERS WONDER IF TRUSTY TOE, PLUNGING OF BONDURANT LOST FOR SEASON COAST TURNS EVES TO ALABAMA ELEVEN AUBURN AND AGGIES BATTLE AT STADIUM Kicks Of Little Jake Wilson1 Crimson Tide Has Ins ide Track On Bid Tu Plainsmen Comes Here With Up-And-Going Outfit Of Scrapping Grid Men Rose Bowl, Critic Says Credited With Holding Steer Count Down Are the trusty toe and (toady plunging of Tommy Bondurant, Howard Collogaa big fullback, lost for the remainder of thia eeaeonT Thats tha question that worriea Bulldog followers thsse days. Bondy, a former Wood lawn High School star, suffered a sprained back in tha tough tusalo with Chattanooga last weak and doctors say ha will not be able to gat back in uniform In two wosks. Thia loss deprives 'Howard of both Its fullbacks. eAl Brown, a sophomore plunger, cracked a bona In his right lag several days ago.

Bondurant lugs a trusty os, he doss tha plunging and his duties on defense are to bsck up the lino. Bandy decided two games In favor of Howard by one-point margins on successive Saturdays lata last year by booting the extra point. Swsonoy is shown hare holding the ball that Bondy just kicked In practice several days ago. BY JERRY BRYAN A couple of young coaches striving to wrest fame and fortune from a squad of green but willing gridmen show their products here this Saturday. Christian Keener Red" Cagle, who found touchdowns easier to make on his own endeavors as an Army Cadet than to manufacture them with his Maroons of, Mississippi A.

and M. this year, and Chet Wynne, pit their products at the stadium this week-end. Auburn, a snarling young Tiger BY BRAVEN DYER LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8 Southern fans who have (allowed interest the success of Alabama and Georgia Tech in post-season gamti at the historic Rose Bowl in Pasadena will no doubt be to hear that Wallace Wade's 1930 grid creation is already being seriously considered as a worthy foe for the Far Wests representative next Tournament of Roses classic. Right now Alabama has the inside track, although Georg a being considered.

We of the West, feel, however, that unlikely to remain undefeated after going through the rest of a r.airderosi schedule. Eastern teams listed as possibilities are Dartmouth, Notre Fordhim and Northwestern. Dartmouth is practically out, hovve: inasmuch as the Big Green meets Stanford at Palo Aito Nov. 29 ar.d -is unlikely that this team could be prevailed upon to return to the Coast for another game. Notre Dame plays Southern Cal' fomla here Dee.

6. which means that the Irish will hardly be In a position to accept a Rose Bowl Invitation, as Missouri Blanks Iowa State With Aerial Attack, 14-0 WACO, Nov. (AV-Held scoreless for a half by a fighting Baylor eleven, the University of Texas had enough power in the third and fourth periods to score two touchdowns and win their Important Southwest Conference melee here Saturday, 14 to 0. Had It not been for the splendid kicking of little Jake Wilson. Baylor quarterback, the Steers probably would have piled up a larger score.

Texas struck first midway of the third period, when Koy shot a short, underhand pass to Stafford, big sophomore halfback, who tore through the Baylor secondary behind clocklike blocking and sprinted 63 yards for a touchdown. Blanton kicked the point. In the final period a substitute Texas backfleld marched half the length of the field for a touchdown through the tired Baylor line. Clewis slipped over the score, standing up. and Perkins made good the extra point.

Lineup: Texas (14) Peterson, left end; they would have to return to South Bend, grab a clean collar and toothbrush and then head right back for the Pacific Coast. Fordham, although undoubtedly a good team, doesn't carry much weight out this way. Northwestern still has Notre Dame to get over, and even if the Wildcats should unexpectedly topple Knute Rocknes COLUMBIA, Nov. 8 JP) The University of Missouri Tigers took fhe aerial route Saturday to defeat the grid forces of Iowa State College 14 to 0 and send the Cyclones to the cellar position In the Big Six conference race. It was the twelfth consecutive defeat for the Iowans in two years and Missouris first conference victory of the season.

Late in the second quarter the Tigers' quarter, Colllngs. caught a 20-yard pass from Vandyne, Tiger left end, and raced 35 yards across the goal line with the Iowans strung out behind him. In the next period after the Tigers had made a powerful drive down the field. Heitz tossed a short pass to Vandyne, who stumbled across the Iowa goal for another touchdown. Vandyne added both extra points.

Tornado Coach Avers He Likes His Team Better For Future Play Blanton, left tackle: Baumgarten, left he the Hlv Pimrs- Howie vmere -leh. Ramblers there would still be the Big guard; Howie, centeir; Emerson, right Cub which has shown ferocity in face of all comers, large or small, this season, will be an object of considerable Interest, not only to Alabama Poly alumni, but to all grid fans of the state, be they from Podunk College or Bogaloosa Tech. Any young chap who proposes to pull himself up by his boot-strings and then conceives some original method of performing the trick is an object of interest. So young Mr. Wynne, who came down from the Missouri Valley to undertake the task of getting the Auburn grid machine out of the mire, will be a welcome visitor.

His product Is deserving and his efforts praiseworthy. Having battled Florida to a virtual tie, scaring Georgia Tech out of a half years growth, scrapping Georgia until his men wore themselves out with the effort; shelling Wofford with such rapid-fire scoring that it bewildered the visitors and finally holding Tdlane to a hard-fought 21-0 triumph; having achieved those things, the Tigers have done nothing less than distinguish themselves in the most laudatory manner. Wins Fame This game Auburn team has become the talk of the Southern ferenee and under tutorship of Wynne, some of the youngsters have been performing in scintillating fashion on the Plains. One of the best punters In the South in Hitchcock and a great ball carrier in Hatfield, who vies with Hitchcock in brilliant dashes, are among the exhibits Wynne will have for display here. As for Cagle and his Maroons, they have been faring but poorly.

Scant material has held back the famous red-head of West Point fame and only Saturday he was defeated decisively by Henderson-Hendrlx College. However, the All-American gridster of last years Army eleven BY COAOX BIU ALXXAKCCX Ail-Amerloss Board Of Feotboll guard; Cooker, right tackle; Vlning, I right end: Elkins, quarterback; Shel-j ley (c), lefthalf; Stafford, righthalf; Koy, fullback. Baylor (0) -Parker, left end: Wit-Cher. left tackle; Koch (c), left guard; Paradeaux, center; Winton, right guard; Morris, right tackle; Pierce, right end; Wilson, quarterback; Me. Elyreath, lefthalf; Kathkart, right-half; Lewter, fullback.

Officials: Meyer, Texas Christian, referee; Dyer, Rice, umpire; Proctor, Texas Christian, headlinesman; Utay, Texas Aggiqp, field judge. Score by periods: Texas 0 0 7 7 14 Baylor 0 0 0 0 0 Texas scoring, touchdowns: Stafford, Clewis (sub for Koy). points from try after touchdown, Blanton, Perkins (sub for Shelley). has not given over the task of putting his eleven in shape for a serious bid for recognition next year. He has a great little quarterback In Herrington and a husky tackle In Cox.

Goussett, at center, and Scales at end, are valuable men, while Bridges, Horn, Lenoir and Thompson have been helping along with some good work. The game here will be Auburn's only showing of the season for Birmingham fans, while It will be the first time in several seasons that they have had a view of the Aggies. FOOTBALL RESULTS Georgetown Wins Over Boston Team Via Passing, 20-19 BUCKEYES SHOW FULL POWER IN 27-0 WIN Ten ruling against post-season games to surmount. So it comes down to Alabama, and there are thousands of fans in Southern California who will welcome the Crimson Tide to Pasadena for the third time. Ever since Johnny Mack Brown caught those marveloue passes from Grant GilUs to beat Washington, Los Angeles rooters have been strong for Dixie teams, and it is no secret that Wade will have plenty of support no matter what team he meets at the Rose Bowl.

To Remain Uniettled The Western situation will remain unsettled at least until Nov. 15, when Washington State and Washington meet at Seattle. Right now the mighty Cougars have the inside track, followed by Southern California and Oregon. If Washington State trims Washington the Cou-I gars are practically a load pipe I cinch to get the invitation Inasmuch I as everybody in Southern California is all hopped up over the prospect of seeing the teams which beat the Trojans 7 to 8 early in the year. I But if Washington pulls the unexpected and trims the Cougars, then Southern California steps into the picture again.

In which case there will be no decision until after Dec. 6, when the Trojans play Notre Dame. And should the Irish win this game, as seems likely, and Washington State lose to the Huskies, then C. Hal Reynolds and his Tournament of Roses committee might have to take Oregon. This team will probably be undefeated, due to a rather easy schedule, hut Oregon would not the drawing card that the Cougars and Trojans would be.

Washington State Is located at Pullman, 80 miles east from Spokane and Just eight miles from the border line between Washington and the state of Idaho. The school has about 3,000 students. It was Washington State which played Brown University at Pasadena on Jan. 1, 1916, In the first Tournament of Roses game of modern history. Played At Brown Oddly enough Wallace Wade played guard for Brown in that game, so there would be an opportunity for plenty of dramatic writing should Alabama and Washing- Wildcats Show Irresistible Line And Deceptive Overhead Attack ATLANTA, Nov.

8 In a bitterly contested game, Vanderbilt defeated Georgia Tech, Saturday, 6-0. Perhaps it would bo better to say Vandy outscored Tech, as no team is v.r defeated that played as well a.s Tech team did Saturday. Seldom does a coach of the losln? team feel like his boys have lore their very best. Before the game 1 felt that Vanderbilt had the better team, but at this moment I like Tech better than Vandy for the future. Penalties at inopportune moment and fumbles defeated Georgia Tech, Clean ball handling would have car tainly won the game In spite of the penalties that hurt like a knife thrust below the ribs.

Tech fumbled the ball five times Inside its yard line and five times dug their cleats in the ground and stopped Vandy's attack. A 15-yard penalty gave Vandy the ball on Techs 18-vard line and Vandy scored Its lone touchdown on a cleverly executed lateral pass. Early In the game Barron, for Tech, ran through the Vandy (earn 51 yards for a touchdown, but the play was called back and a 6 -yard penalty Imposed. The play was i reverse around Vandys end and caught the Vandy end and sc ondar asleep. In the third quarter, Tech's superior punting gained possession of the ball in midfield and unleashed a drive that carried to the Vandy 4-yard line.

On this drive the Tech team missed a first down on Vandy 4 -yard line by four inches. Vandy fought gamely and kept Tech in the hole with well placed punts after stopping the last Tech drive In the fourth quarter. For Vandy, Gracey at center, Schwartz at end, and Fortune at fullback, performed splendidly. The Tech interference could never do much with Schwartz and his punting was first class. Gracey, tho center, played a superb defensive game.

I feel sure that Gracey's inspired tackling saved Vanderbilt a couf Versatile Attack By Winners Prove Too Much For Overrated Eastern Foe MIDWEST Notre Dams 0, Michigan Normal 16. Hillsdale 16, Olivet 13. Ohio University 36, Denison 0. Earlham 7, Hanover 7 (tie). Coe 12, Carleton 0.

Bowling Green 30. Albion 7. Mt. Union 63, Kenyon 2. Wilberforce 43, Lincoln 0.

Heidelberg. 61, Adrian 0. Michigan 77, General Motor Tech 0. Toledo 14, Bluffton 0. Ohio Wesleyan 23, Miami (Ohio) 0.

Baker 19, William-Jewell 0. Lake Forest 13. Monmouth 7. Valpariso 18, Aurora 6. Cornell 7, Knox 6.

St Olaf 25, Luther 7. Mllliken 45, Illinois College 0. Ball Teachers 25, Franklin 0. Bradley 19, Wesleyan (Illinois) 6. Caryhage 10, Eureka 6.

North Central 32. Augustana 0. River Falls 81. Eauclalre 61 Upper Iowa 6, Columbia University 0. Munlce 19, Franklin 20, Simpson 6.

Graeeland 19, Burling 0. Wagner 19, Hartnick 7. Muskingum 6, Wooster 6 (tie). Bucyrus 7, Findlay 7 (tie). Augsburg 19, St.

Paul Luther 19 (tie). La Crosse 24, Stout Institute 0. Springfield 0, Yankton 0 (tie). Moorehead 7, Jamestown 0. SOUTH Alabama 20, Florida 0.

Tulane 21, Auburn 0. Birmingham-Southern 30, Mill-saps 6. Vanderbilt 6, Georgia Tech 0. Clemson 32. V.

M. I. 0. Duke 14. Kentucky 7.

Auburn Frosh 19, Tulane Frosh 0. Tennessee 34, Carson-Newman 0. Davidson 18, Wofford 0. V. P.

I. 84, Virginia 13. Richmond 18, Randolph-Mncon 6. Maryland 41, W. L.

0. Sewanee 0, Chattanooga 0 (tie). Southwestern 67, Louisiana College 0. L. S.

U. 6, Mississippi 0. Spring Hill 20, Southwestern (La.) 6. Furman 14, South Carolina 0. Jacksonville Normal 28, Mid-Georgia Teachers 6.

Southwestern (Memphis) 67, Louisiana College 0. Mississippi College 40, Mexico University 0. South Carolina College 26. Alton 7. Paine 21, Claflin 6.

Presbyterian 13, Wake Forest 0. Kentucky Wesleyan 19, Georgetown 0. Fisk 21, J. C. Smith 6.

Greensboro 12, Hampton 7. State Industrial (Ky 31, Lincoln Institute 6. BOSTON, Nov. 8 (aP) An educated toe proved the nemesis of Boston College football hopes for the third time this season when the Georgetown Hilltoppers carried on the wings of one of the finest aerial attacks ever seen here, set them back Saturday, 20 to 19. Each team collected three touch- downs but Scalzi, Georgetowns flashy field general, proved more adept at placing the ball between the uprights after touchdowns than any of the Eagle hooters.

Fordham and Marquette also defeated Boston College by kicking. Georgetown was unable to gain any real advantage by rushing. When they took to the air, however, they literally ran the Eagles ragged. Georgetown 0 0 14 6 20 Boston College 0 6 7 6 19 Georgetown scoring: "Touchdowns, Scalzi, Brennan. Bozek.

Point after touchdown, Scalzi 2 (dropkielc). Boston College scoring: Touchdowns, Antos 2, O'Connell. Point after I touchdown, Vodoklys (for Mallett). BY LATHROP MACK Associated Press Sports Writer MUNICIPAL STADIUM, Baltimore, Md Nov. 8 WOhio State rose to its full height Saturday and defeated Navy, 27 to 0, by playing almost perfect football and winning its most important intcrsectional victory in many years.

Victory was sweet to the Buckeyes, who had lost to Northwestern and Michigan and had been tied by Wisconsin in the Western Conference in the last three games. Seeking their first victory of the year over a foe of their own calibre, they overpowered an overrated Navy team, scoring in every period and showing superiority in every department of play. It was Navy's poor passing, Navys fumbling and Navy's poor pass defense which accounted for the four Ohio touchdowns, plus Ohio's smoother, harder running attack and Meeting Called By Dr. Denny To Talk BLOOMINGTON, Nov. OP) Northwestern's powerful football eleven swept aside Indiana, 25 to 0, in its dash toward a Western Conference championship before a homecoming crowd of 15,000 here Saturday.

The Wildcats, their appetite for victory whetted by the memory of Indiana upset victories of the past three years, presented Irresistible strength in the line and a deceptive passing attack. The Hoosier Jinx was smothered. Hank Bruder, the hard luck boy of the Big Ten, led the Purple team to victory with his running and accurate tosses. The big Wildcat line opened wide holes in the Indiana defense through which Russell and Moore plunged for whatever yardage was needed. Meanwhile, the Hoosiers were unable to dent Northwesterns defense.

The Wildcats wasted no time in proving their superiority. After taking a Hoosier punt early in the first period on their own 28 -yard line, the Purple backs broke through for two first downs and then Bruder passed to Russell, 36 yards away, on the Crimson five-yard line. On the third attempt Russell plunged over, and Bruder place kicked goal. Taking the next kick off the Wildcats marched 70 yards on Power for another score, again by Russell. Bruder missed the try for point.

Again Northwestern received a kickoff and with the start of the second quarter a lateral and two forward passes, Bruder to Hail and Bruder to Oliphant, added another six points. of touchdowns. Fortune is a sophomore but Van- Battle With N.Y.U. ACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8 So they want the Crimsons of Alabama to go to work for the ton State meet this time.

Brown lost derbilt is fortunate to possess sue: Virginia Poly Beats Cavaliers Without Effort i Iowa Wesleyan 40. St. Ambrose 6. Western State Normal 26, Iowa State Teachers 0. Carroll 13, Ripon 0.

Macalester 33. St. Johns (Minn.) 6. Upper Iowa 6, Dubuque College 0. Gustavus Adolphus 25, Concordia 6.

a player. His line plunging and defense were up to tho best tradition of rugged fullback play. Tech was without the services of Capt. Dunlap, the only experience! back on the squad, and lost Mare-the best tackle, early in the firs: the ame. 14 to 0.

I note In the Southern papers that Wade has many seniors on his team this year. Tho same situation exists at Washington State where eight of Coach Babe Hollingbevys players are in their third and last year as High Point College 6. Elon 21. Greenbrier 20, Augusta 0. Tuskegee 18.

Moorehouse 6. Tennessee Wesleyan 20, Union College 0. Appalachian State College (N. 6, Atlantic University 0. Miss.

Delta Teachers, State Teachers (Memphis) 0. Glenville Teachers 33, Morehead (Kv.) Teachers 0. Henderson (Ark.) Teachers 27, Miss. A. M.

7. keener defense. The versatile Buckeye attack was engineered by Wesley Fesler, All- American end who was acting cap- tain, signal caller, punter, passer, ball carrier and right end on defense, all in one. Navy took the first kickoff, but had to punt. Off-tackle play from double wing back formation carried the ball to Navy's 23-yard line.

Stuart Holcomb, veteran halfback, took the ball at Navy's right tackle, broke through, cut back to his right and romped 23 yards for the score. The second period was nearly over when Halfback Johnny Gannon, of the Navy, fumbled on his own 27-yard line on a bad lateral pass. Left End Dick Larkins, of Ohio, recovered, and ran for the second touchdown Tubby Ehrensberger place-kicked varsity performers. The only men of quarter. The boys that did play, did the regular lineup who will return as well or far better than we I.opcl next year are Glenn Edwards, 238- for and I will not single out any im (I FAR WEST Stanford 25, Washington 7.

California Frosh 13, Stanford Frosh 0. Colorado U. 27, Colorado Teachers unemployed in New York? Not only want them to go to work, but have voted tho Crimsons tha most attractive opponent for New York University in a $500,000 benefit football game for the unemployed in New York. Dec. 6.

D. M. Daniels, of The New York Telegram, chairman of Mayor Walkers committee, wired Dr. Michael Denny in Gainesville after Alabama's victory over Florida dividual for praise and censure. Stribling To Meet Tuffy Griffith In Chicago On Dec.

12 BLACKSBURG, Nov. 8 (UP) Virginia Poly pierced tho University of Virginia at will Saturday to defeat the Cavaliers 34 to 13 in a loosely played game. A newly tried backfield combination with Capt. Bird Hooper calling signals from a halfback position tore the Cavalier lines to shreds, Howard, Owens and Hardwick rolling up 23 first downs to seven for Virginia. Bryant, Cavalier fullback, scored first, taking a short pass from Thomas and racing 50 yards for a touchdown.

Sippey went off tackle for the other Virginia score after a pass, Thomas to Condon, netted 20 yards. pound tackle, and Parodi Hurlery, guards. The Cougars have three football players who are good enough to play on any team In the country. They are Edwards, tho gigantic tackle who, despite his weight, is rated the second fastest man on the squad; Mel Hein, a man-eating center, who plays all over tho place, and Elmer Schwartz, dubbed Elmer the Great by Northwestern scribes. I saw these three players do all sorts of things to the Trojans at Pullman this Fall and can vouch for the statement that Alabama will find and G.

that Alabama had been voted the team to New Tork. Denver U. 32, Utah Aggies 7. Wyoming 21, Colorado Aggies 8. Mankato Teachers 7, St.

Cloud Teachers 6. Utah 41. Colorado College 6. St. Charles 13, Brigham Young U.

13 (tie). Washington State 33. Idaho 7. Oregon 7, California (Los Angeles) 0. Hebron 26, Exeter 6.

Southern California 74, California 0. Marines 18, College of Pacific 13. Woodlawn Hi Grid Outfit Banqueted In School Program Dr. Denny stated that he would call a meeting of the athletic committee for Tuesday or Wednesday to discuss the matter. He declined to discuss Alabama's attitude, but It Is believed that if Alabama plays a game for the benefit of the unemployed, It will be played for the benefit of the unemployed of Alabama.

Virginia Poly gained a total of 520 them plenty tough. Holllngbery uses yards with a combination of reverse i four ends, Hill, Masked, another plays and lateral passes. Capt. i Hurley whoso front name escapes me Hooper acored twice for the Gob- and Hansen. biers.

I Carl Ellingscp is a beautiful passer Score by quarters: and kicker while Porter Lainhart V. P. I 7 6 14 7 34 runs with the bail exceptionally well. Virginia 7 6 0 0 13 Schwartz, at full, is a powerful line Scoring: V. P.

I. Touchdowns bucker and a demon on defense. Ton Hooper 2, Owens 2, Seamon. Points kins runs the team from quarter and ATLANTA, Ga Nov. JPV -Th Journal said Baturday that V- I.

(Young) Strtbllrig would fight Tuff)' Griffith In a 10-round bout in Clu-cago Dec. 12. The paper quoted Pa Strlbhrj father-manager of the fighter returned here Saturday from Cl as saying that he had signed or -fight while in Chicago, and that would be promoted by tho Chicas't Stadium Corporation. Griffith, I understand, has or.y given a verbal agreement to does little else. Tho eleven has no match, but it will come off all real weakness.

A victory over Tuffy will lv Oddly enough Holllngbery never us toward a mutch with attended college himself. Ho made Schmeling for the worlds title his reputation coaching the Olympic said Wisconsin Crushes South Dakota State SOUTHWEST Southern Methodist 13, Texas Aggies 7. Oklahoma A. M. 26, Arkansas 0.

Texas 14, Baylor 0. Texas Christian 20, Rice 0. Norman 14, SL Austin 0. Tulsa U. 14, Oklahoma Baptist C.

6. Oklahoma 19, Oklahoma Frosh 0 after touchdowns, Hooper 4. Virginia: Touchdowns: Bryant. the extra point. The punting duel was resumed In the third period, but Navy tried a Hagberg to Byng, deep in iis own territory and the result was costly.

Hinchman took the ball off Byngs fingertips and raced 25 yards for a touchdown With Big Bob Hau-brich kicking goal from placement. Navy Gets Desperate Ohio then adopted an ultra-conservative policy, Fesler once choosing to punt on fourth down with only inches to gain in Navy's territory. It paid big dividends as Navy became more desperate. Bob Grady, a fast Ohio substitute halfback, intercepted Gannon's pass and ran to Navys 39-yard line before being tackled. Line plays took the ball to Navys 14-yard line.

Benis then raced to his left and threw to Fullback Bob Horn, who leaped up high in the end zone and took the pass for the fourth touchdown. The Navy line was offsided on Ehrnesbergers Rick for the extra point and it was awarded to Ohio. A crowd of 45,000 watched the game. The summary: Ohio State (27) Larkins, left end; Baumgarten, left tackle; Selby, left guard; Nasman, center; Wingert, right guard; Haubrich, right tackle; Fesler (alternate right end; Hinchman, quarterback; Varner, left halfback; Holcomb, right halfback; Horn, fullback. Navy (0) Steffanides, left end; Bowstrom left tackle; Underwood, left guard; Black, center; Gray, right guard; Bryan.

rt'bl Sam Houston Teachers 19, Texas touchdown, Bryant. jcck Officials: Referee. Lane, (Detroit); U. of New Mexico 6, New Mexico umpire. Brice (Auburn headlines-Aggies 14.

man, Bagley, (Washington and Lee); Arizona 0, Texas Miners 0 (tie). I 111 judge. Black, (Davidson). New Mexico Military Institute 27, West Texas Teachers 6. Oklahoma Aggies MADISON, Wis Nov.

(TP) South Dakota State folded up Saturday before the powerful offense of Wisconsin and finished on the short end of a 58-to-7 score. South Dakota's lone touchdown came in the closing minutes of play as the result of a 67-yard run by L. Nelson, halfback. It was the day's most spectacular play. Coach Gienn Thistlethwaite used reserve material for all but the last Meanwhile Young stribling about his final preparations Stc day for his 10-round fight Tue with Arthur Pckuh, New York Ian.

EAST Dartmouth 43, Allegheny 14. LaFayette 31, Rutgers 26. Pittsburgh 7, Carnegie Tech 6. Penn State ft. Syracuse 0 (tic).

Colgate 64. Columbia 0. Cornell 54. Hobart 0. Tale 66.

Alfred 0. Rider 16. Canlsus 0. Lehigh 13, Princeton 9. Delaware 13.

Mt. St. Marys 6. Bucknel! 20, ViUonova 14. Georgetown 20.

Boston College 19. Drexel 18, St. Joseph 6. Lebanon Valley 32. Washington 0.

Allentown "Prep 13, Drexe! Frosh 0. LaFayette Frosh 0, Rutgers Frosh 0 (tie). Penn Frosh 10, Cornel! Frosh 7. Bowdoin 13, Maine 7. Depauw 22, Boston University 7.

New Hampshire 33, Conn. Aggies 0. Springfield 57, M. A. C.

0. Williams 40, Wesleyan 0. All Coast Guard 33, Textile 6. Brown 32, Tufts 7. Holy Cross 13.

New River 0. R. P. I. 6, Middlebury 0.

Coast Guard 27, Brooklyn lege 0. Vermont 0, Norwich 0 (tie). Davis-Elkins 34, Albright 7. Buffalo 39. Upsala 0.

Niagra 26, Loyola (Chicago) 13, Amherst 7, Trinity 7 (tie). Juniata 13, Susquehanna 7. Haverford 7, Hamilton 0. Rochester 14. Union 13.

American U. 60, Catholic U. 0. Gallaudet College 13, Shepherd College 0. Gettysburg 33, Dickinson 0.

Geneva 7, Westminister 0. Howard University 6, North Caro lina College 2. Thiel 7. Bethany 6. St.

Lawrence 25, Clarkspn 0. California (Penn.) Teachers 25. Clarion 2. Lawrence 9, Beloit 0. M.

25, Swarthmoro 13. Bluefteld U. S3. West Virginia State 0. Rhode Island 44, Worcester 0.

St. John 12, C. C. N. Y.

0. Muhlenburg 14, Urslnus 13. Penn Military College 7, Johns Hopkins 0. Princeton Frosh 8, Yale Frosh 0. Dartmouth 31, Tabor Academy 0.

New Hampshire Frosh 0, Andover 0 (tie). Arnold College 7, Trenton Normal 0. Tempo 0, Arizona Teachers 0 (tie). Woodlawn High School's football team and a number of former let ter men enjoyed a banquet Thursday night at Woodlawn High School Miss Flemma Snldow's session room for the second time feted the squad The menu was unique and consisted ot kick-off. footballs, mock foul, left and right tackles, tumbles, scrimmage, end run and finale.

True football motifs were carried out in all parts of the program. Officials for the occasion were Joe Luckie, toastmaster and referee; umpire, Coach Blane; timekeeper. Noble Hendrix: linesmen, Coach Houser and Pete Alien. Louise Liles kicked off in the first half of the program with a talk on The Line Up." In her speech the group were reminded that all could not be backfield men, that the line men made it possible for the back-field men to get in their plays and that each had his part to do in the team work. Joe Hynds Carried Signals'' toasting Coach Biane and Coach Houser and talking about fair play and sportsmanship.

Howard Savage completed a Forward Pass" reminding the players that accuracy and skill in completing the pass are traits one needs 'in real life to advance against present day Are Victors Over four minutes. M. U. Trims Texas A. M.

Team, 13-7 Club of San Francisco and gave the famous California wonder teams of many years ago their first licking. He is a quiet-mannered chap who Is a stickler for fundamentals and his teams always block and tackle well. Babe is never any new stuff which the other coaches exhibit. Last Summer Howard Jones conducted a coaching school at Pullman and when the Trojans met the Cougars this Fall Babe came out with a neat cutback play which Jonos had taught his pupils and also used Jones' own quick kick to excellent advantage against the men of Troy. My guess, if Alabama comos out, is that the Crimson Tide can and probably will beat Washington State, P.

Overwhelms Virginia Team, 34-13 INTERSECTIONAL Georgia 7, New York University 6. Notre Dame 60. Penn 20. Fordham 13, Detroit 7. Ohio State 27.

Navy 0. Army 13, Illinois 0. Oglethorpe 0, W'ittenberg 0 (tie). West Virginia 23. Kansas Aggies 7.

Michigan 6. Harvard 3. Centre 53, Wabash 0. Western Maryland 27, John 0. A'- DA LI AS, Nov.

though they hold a declaim diana, the Southern Met: 'list versity footballers Saturday Into the Southwest Conference -1 tory column for the first Uma rtofea. ing Texas A and 13 to 7. The Aggies outplayed the pass, Methodists in the last quarter, sbov BLACKSBURG, Va Nov. 8 (jP After battling Virginia to a 13-13 tie in the first hnlf, a fighting Virginia Polytechnic Institute eleven unleashed a crushing driving attack in I the third and fourth periods to push i over three more touchdowns for a HIGH SCHOOLS Phillips 7, Woodlawn 2. Leeds 30, Ramsay Tech 0.

Hewitt 13, Oak Grove 7. Carbon Hill 19, Winfield 13. but that if Wade's team has to face Ing the Dallas team a the Trojans there may be another about the air game, ana story to tell. Southern California from their own 19-yard was not up to snuff against the touchdown. Cougars in October.

By this dont get the idea that Washington State isn't a good football team. FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE 34 to 13 victory here Saturday. Capt. Bird Hooper was a formidable runner and passed for the V. P.

I. Gobblers, and In punting always managed to place the ball out of reach of Thomas, fleet Virginia back. Four times he punted out of hounds within Virginias 10-yard line. Tuskegee Defeats Morehouse, 19 To 6 tackle: Byng. right end; Bauer, quar terback! Hschirgl, left halfback: Kirn, right halfback; Hagberg, fullback.

Score by periods: Ohio State 6 7 7 7 27 Navy 0 0 0 0 0 Ohio Scoring: Touchdowns, Holcomb. Larkins, Hinchman, Horn. Point after touchdown, Ehresberger (sub for Nasman), 2. Presbyterian Beats Wake Forest, 13 To 0 FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. OP) Tho Oklahoma Aggies brko through a stubborn Arkansas defense in the last half of their game here Saturday to run up a 26 to 0 score against the University of Arkansas Razorbacks before 7,000 homecoming spectators.

Playing on ven terms with the Sooner eleven for the first quarter and the greater part of the second, I the Porker line weakened Just before the half to allow an Aggie score, and the half ended, 6 to 0. In the final period the Oklahoma crew put ont a final scoring spurt and rushed across three touchdowns through a tired Arkansas team. Oklahoma scored Its first touchdown in the closing minutes of tho first half when D. Fisher, substitute back, leaped in the air to snag a short pass from High fill, a brother substitute, and ran 16 yards to tho Arkansas aoal. Highf ill's try for ex-trp point went wild.

Arkansas began a drive In the third quarter that could not be sustained when within sroring dis- tance. and the Aggies added the finishing touch to the afternoon by stampeding down the field for three more counters In the last period. Dartmouth Wallops Allegheny Team Savoldi Denies He Is Married Notre Dame-Pennsylvania Army-llllnois. 70,000, Mlohigan-Harvard, 55,000. Pittsburgh-Carnegio Tech.

60.0'" Georgia -New York University. 000. Vanderbilt-Georgla Tech, 2' Ohio State-Navy, 20.000. Princeton-Lehigh, 20,000. Fordham-Detroit, 20,000.

Nebraska-Kansas, 20,000. Minnesota-South Dakota, 70 Purdue-Chieago, 20.000 ATLANTA, Oa Nov. 8 Tuskegee Institute of Alabama downed the Morehouse College negro football eleven here Saturday 19 to 6 In one of the feature negro gridiron spectacles of the year. Both teams fought hard the first half with neither having many scoring chances, but both opened up In the last half. Morehouse scored its lone touchdown through a pass from Kelly to Edmonds.

Power plays fur- Sarron To Return To City Next Week From New Zealand PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8 (INS) Joe Savoldi, star halfback on the Notre Dame football team, emphatically denied Saturday night a report from South Bend, that he is married and had instituted a divorce suit. The whole thing is news to me," said Savoldi. "I have never been married and, naturally, am not seeking a divorce." HANOVER, N. Nov.

8 ((P) Dartmouth defeated Allegheny In a colorless contest here Saturday, 43 to 14. Dartmouth started Its second team and rolled up 33 points In the opening period. The third string In- dlans went in, but Allegheny went into action to score and Dartmouth rushed its higher classed players back Into action to hold the lead. I ASHEVILLE. N.

Nov. 8 (INS) Two field goals and a touchdown were scored by Presbyterian College here Saturday to defeat Wake Forest College, 13 to 0. Tho first and third quarters were stubbornly fought and neither team scored, but in the second quarter, Presbyterian forced the ball to the Wake Forest line, where Copeland, end. kicked a Held goal. A 20-yard pass from Dunlap to Green was completed for a touchdown a few minutes later in the same period.

Copeland kicked another field goal in the final quarter. Presbyterian 0 10 0 3 13 Wake Forest 0 0 0 0 0 MIDWEST Minnesota 59. South Dakota 0. -Nebraska 16, Kansas 0. Wisconsin 38, South Dakota State 7.

Culver Academy 19, Academy 0. Marquette 7, Iowa 0. Missouri 14, Iowa State 0. Slippery Rock 7, Edlnboro 0. HOUStOU All-StarS Brigham Young 13, Mt.

8t. Charles INFIELDER MARRIES CONWAY. Nov. 6 --F Royce Williams, second baser tho Memphis, Southern Ass' baseball club, was married to Miss Betty Riddick, the Iter Of J. S.

Riddick, of M-rr it was learned here Saturda Mr. and Mr. Williams STATE COLLEGE. Nov. 8 at Greenbriar.

where WlUia (e) Penn State and Syracuse Dat- of the high schorl tied to a 0-0 tic here Saturday. State when th(, baseball A wire from Petey Sarron, Birmingham's widely traveled little featherweight boxer, to Davo Evans Viiia ro lll I THUG here enrrled Information that Petey RUNAWAY CAR KILLS 1 WU expected to arrive in the city next week-end following a couple of years abroad. Sarron was In Vancouver, B. and stated that he Intended to go to Seattle and San Francisco and expected to talk up a fight wltl Tlvee Other And Policmn Escort Hurt In Cincinnati CINCINNATI. Nov.

8 (Ah Two boys Were killed Saturday and three other children and a policeman were Iith Fidel injured seriously by a runaway 13. Cornell Runs Over Little Hobart, 54-0 Depaul 14, Louisville 0. HOUSTON. Texas. Nov.

8 (P) Purdue 26. Chicago 0. The Boys High School eleven ot At- Grove City 33, Yayneaburg 8. lanta, will meet a Houston all-star' Northwestern 25, Indiana 0 high school team here in the annual Michigan State 19, North Dakota New Year's Day game at Rice Field street car which got beyond control of a motorman. The trolley crashed Into a motionless automobile and lmrled the machine into the group ot children who were being led across a street by the officer.

La Barba in the Pacific Coast YALE ROUTS ALFRED YALE BOWL, New Haven, Xov Little Alfred College, co-ed school in the hills of Southern New York, Saturday proved to he exactly what Yale hoped and expected an easy football prey. The sons of Ell, with all of their regulars out of the game, swamped Alfred by a score of 66 to 0. had two opportunities to score, but nr Graduates of Hendrlx-H- KnMi 1 1 a Ua Si'H'ipiiiio Ilna Imlf! both times the line held Syracuse College here. ITHACA, N. Nov.

8 MPV-Cor-neUs powerful team ran through the little Hobart eleven almost unchecked Saturday to win a breather game 64 to 0. Gil Doble used nearly every first and second string plajrar. Arabia Temple of the Masonic Shrine and the Houston public schools, Joint sponsors, announced Saturday. The boys team will be allowed to recruit outstanding players from other Atlanta eleven. State 11.

Akron 25, Case 0. Cincinnati 2. Marietta 7. Baldwin Wallace 12, Hiram 6. Oberlin 13, Western Reserve 9.

Dayton 7, Xavier 6. and State failed at attempted field goals. country. 11c plans to come on from the coast after a brief stop. Friends here nro planning banquet for him on his arrival at the Bankhead Hotel.

Intake their gains, 13 forward passes, tour or war completed and on Inure.