Bristol Herald Courier from Bristol, Tennessee • 6

THE 'flit 1ST OL HERAIi) COLTHFR BRISTOL VI INI A -T FKN FiiS EE' SUNDAY MOHS'INO OCTOUKU 6 HHO Tomadloraslhies Emory Diro Amimsil olds As VPI Loses 13-7 Tr Richmond Jinx Wi th Versa tile Ba cks Fierce Charging Line VMI Cadets Win Over Newberry By 13 To 0 LaVancNc Hwkln Smith and Fowler Fac Tornado' PISSES KICKS MD Attack Behind Ruh Wall That Bottle Up Emory (N J) Tcwheia 7 IECH RIGGED Runner Waipa Fail to Score hut Denis Fan With Spectacular Forward Faitinf Offenelv Whittaker Pace Indian to 15 to 6 Victory Over DuPont Manual Hr TV AmkUuI Ftm aonit King rt Znvtfj AlaUna 0 I Aul-uio Tulon 14 11 fUtiiVh Carolina a 77 Howard 0 7 WaoMrgUja Nelli Catlett and Sophomore Jo Muha Lead Attack in Seond Half TENNESSEE RESORTS TO PASS ATTACK FOR 13-0 TRIUMPH After Piling Up Pair of Touchdown Magnificent Kicking Hold Cobbler 1 1- tt Omitg' limit Krolutky (Continued From On) I Muijtj( Elate 90 goulhwMt- Team at Bay for Cara a Ii-l 17 gouthweatern nr ctt TTtoMmo'C Capital) tlrg fle Lrraka and contining a hard- driving land atuck with an accural overhead gems a determined Klnf Colleg Tornado scored a crushing 37 0 victory o'er a dogged Dnory and Htnry eleven her last nfrf ht In th annual gridiron battle between the two time-honored rival Th luilanc of power for tii Tornado by attain in a viciou eharfiny Jin that yielded but on firat down by rushing and opened hole effectively for Ita own run hers on tli offensive Balked on the round Emory took to th air In on of th moat daixling display of aerial artistry rm her Twty-tUe lim KLKCTJJiVm Va OttUfl (Twin) a AUiur Jar jlwial tea vary I Tenncur 11 Pill 0 hturt out of a VlriKa Tafc team I moo 14 North Carolina ahull Oral mkir it fust vie I Etata 7 )tfnu Uig 11ua Rlilptnebulg (ft) 12 KuUUt 0 Lett (I'a 7whcf 13 tak Hr 7acti 7 ItuilaU 23 L-yVa 12 Miietwlll Tclitit 24 Nllurrd (WVi) State 0 New HniUir 27 BUe New Tork 7 Nutwhtv 7 Arnold 0 Fctmaylvsnis 81 MoyUnd 0 Vin nut 0 llucWrwll 0 Rcruweisrr 21 Hamiiba 12 Rulgexs 22 Nteirf field 0 fiergen Junaw 22 Trmtun (NJ) Tewtns 0 Trinity 0 Vernvest 2 Tun 38 MxWlcbury Ur nu 0 Dxklnwei 0 (lie) NwsrUimor 14 Wash tn to College 7 WaynoLurg 22 otonvee St 0 Buwduln It Wwleywn 7 Crwat Guard 17 Wonwtw Tech 0 SueqtWianna 23 American Univemtv 13 New River (W Va Slat 6 Fairroount State 6 (lit) North Carolina 17 Davidson 7 Wok Fortsl Furman 0 Richmond 11 Vtrgni Tech 7 Virginia Military 11 Newberry In jr over lUrtimond ince 10J4 her tel afternoon pilot tog th Were to 11 to 7 triumph which an otherwise I aaveisful bome onlrg day for throng Mtknated at Cvae to ICW0 William and Mary 1 2 Appren- The Ilf 100-pound merchant I Ur Randolph Macon 7 Guilford 0 Jlampdca-Aydney 7 tlawr round power to lummeiu The Kn Une yielded five to Neel td td-norvlKjn for a four yard la and Uen Unger ZX enJrl fha threat when Ka IMrr I edth ho tTViJ 1 icert klcklnf foot of id passed and ran over the Gobbler but If be took th tip and flfht out of th Gubblrre end the thrtat when be Dart- them oat them and oul-pasted them Lineup It u'nmary: Duk Few 1 ciuumta Born )e Cttetnan Karnazn tt eat Lipwomb lg Suffrldg GiU Arkernann tidr edge rg Molmeki McDnnough rt ileimum ('Urn tan qb Foxx iltl Hei lack rtt As(ifidr Ezenkt fb NowLrg he or by periods: Duk 0 0 0 0 0 Tenn 0 13 0 Tenneaaee corlrf Touchdo lluat (aub for Cdera) Fox Point (ier touchdown Foxx (placement) Duk End Dai-' nelt Ptawky Smith Dernpaey tackle Ruff Wintrrwn guard Miier Goddard Nani Jett center Barnett barks McAfee Ro-klroky Warlman Davia Killian Prothro Tennewe ubttutlon Ends BallLhar! A Hint tackles Ed-muton LutlreUSimoncHl gusrds Noel Steiner center Grtve backs Broome Butler Robertson Swsrtxwger Weber Warren Newman "Referee Buck Cheeve (Georgia) umpire Powell (Wisconsin) Itncsmsn Phillips (Georgia Tech) field judge Jack Hill (Wofford) Inter-copied Pa on the 11 From here Kin drove for another touchdown with Haw MIDWEST Minnesota 13 NeAjuks 7 BtS HARDY LEXINGTON cat 1 Vi'f'n Military tlnvmg bark daWnl In vein gaiiut tubiv'fn Newberry l'4- leg defense (J (cfMi today before N'cinn Catlett bjy ala-tied by bvj-i nvr Joe Ui drove ovr touch dawns tn the Ihrd n4 fourth quarter for a 13-0 victory before 1300 spretatur Ch Billy Lev)' Indant from South Caroina almost earn-filetely larked offensive power but eahibltod several of the ri tenaelou defensive player tf seen on Alumni feld Holt at end I-e at tackle nd Coppola at center made mure than ha of the team's Urktr Duminlc Cot-langelo fjm-shed the only offensive park for Newberry nd helped keep the Cadets at bay with long punts Early tn tli third period Col-Jangrlo got off a king punt to Shelby but tee piy a oiled back and Newberry penal zed 13 ards for roughing- Taking tee ball on tee opponent' 33 the Cadet advanced to 21 on Shelby's pea to End Luther Sex-ton Sexton dropped Muhs's long pas rear the goal line but th sophomore tsr connected will pazt to Catlett who drov over the goal standing up Muha piaoekicked tee extra point A few minutes later tee Cadets threatened again when Muha swept end for IS Catlett got 7 and passed to Sexton for 13 Shelby and Muha got eight si the bn but Muhn's fourth down pass to Shelby fell incomplete Muha got only two tn a couple of Une amgshes With tee Indians watching Muha Catlett received the bate seat through the Une for a touchdown Muhs's placement was partly blocked but the Cadets were leading 13-0 UXJtSVHXX Ky Oct 0 tt1) ty a lanky hftlftxt named Whittakrr Kingsport Twin high Mol icibell team tank 1 -1 iwrn du Manual h'gh thwl of DouUvUJ IS to her today The Texmeieewn aeored early tn Pie frwt Quarter turn poeer playi to carry th bail from lb 33 where they took Manual punt the 14 On a deceptive play th elusive WhUaker k)rt' ed right end for the marker try for the extra point failed Mixing paste with plunge Manual cam back in the aecond to tie th cwe Bob Wheeler going ecrow for th touchdown Ballard' ttempud placement wa blocked In th final period rterx Kingsport beck threw a 20-yard pass to Carter on the Tennraeanar 40 and Carter aprinted 00 yard for th acore Peter con verted A few second later Dun ran Kingsport guard downed Glbert Manual beck behind the Louisville goal Una for a two-point aafety bin port To Manual Barrett Lenham CrawNurd It Jacob Earles lg Schuppert Bell AlUialu Duncan rg Austin Morley rt McCune Ketron re Ballard Mitchell qb Parrish Whittaker Ih Meihau Dickson rh Grantz Ladd fb Ott Score by periods: Kingsport 6 0 0 0 IS Manual 0 6 0 6 Substitute: Kingsport Hendrick Jones Peter vriri hiro'AJw lErorcrLadc'-Jd k-chell Jankey Bright Peter Manual Shippen Settle Green Durbin Sherman Gilbert Son way Ridge Wheeler Stevenson official: Hell Kraesig Miller Quast KAET Cornell 34 Colgata Frank Im-Marahall 11 mouth 21 Fordham West Virginia 7 Harvard 12 Amherst 0 Army 30 Will mm 10 N'vy 14 Cincinnati 0 Virginia 10 Vale 14 Pittsburgh 10 Missouri 11 Princeton 7 Vanderbilt Northwestern 40 Syracuse 0 Brown 20 Rhode bland 17 Albright 14 Muhlenberg 2 Boston UiUvemlly 13 L'paala I Buffalo 20 Drexet 11 Colby 14 City College (NY) 0 Clarkson 11 llartwick 0 Columbia 13 Main 0 Connecticut 13 MajuechueetU 0 Gettysburg 6 Wooster 0 Union 13 Hobart 0 Emuty want Into It air but King vu r7y wtih a (m d-ica that AViarl up bw ln arv tor a UJrM7vn and hr id rrevivor to rrlsUvely abort gains an tne ten Util were CumplrUd Id Ui on behalf Uva Ttrrwtdo goad thirteen time and cutn-pkrtad Kim lor touctxkrwn and ttira other that figured In Scoring eorLcw Imejr'i rival prorruuig of-laruuv threat earn in te o(n-tag inowiua of the fame when passing attack directed 1 eeraatiie IWwr Atkin netted tee straight down and put the Wata tn enc rrr pnailvio The rally I Cadxl a quickly aa It began when Atkina caught pae and 1 then fumbled and Inal the bail aa he wn nailed on th Tor rtado II la Vaorhl lean flnl ToorMcrwa Then Kin took crtmand and midway of Ui period ponced it first touchdown with French: LaVanrbe freshman flash who entered the gam as a sublj hi te (parking the advance La Vvmhe pawed to fingers for I first down on Emory It Texas 13 Indurna Micfigan 21 icb SUte 14 Wisconsin 23 Marquette 10 Ohio State 17 Purdue 14 lows 48 South Dakota 0 Illinois 21 Bradley 0 lows State 7 Kansas 0 Notre Dume 23 Cot of Tee 7 Toledo 34 Dvts-Elkins 12 Wittenberg 14 Bowling Green 0 Oberlln 20 Rocherter IE Caee 23 Lehigh 0 Butler 7 Ohio 7 tie) Kent SUte 10 Hiram 0 Kenyon 23 Otterbein 0 Ohio Wesleyan 24: Miami 7 Cornell (la 0 Ripon 0 Cb 19 Beloit 0 Tfch f'jund it very bard indeed to keep up with jon Twice he awed on the Tech kina knifing over right tackle for I rrd 1 Vie first half during vl the touchdown from the two-yard I whim the Inca) eevet really Une Bob ftmier circled irft end Pu7 brlier balL Richmond for the only extra point th Tor- I won tn th first 10 minute but ndo converted night I the men of big-Jd Glenn Th Watp fgh tlrg back Ttiutlrthwalt really Je lugged the kickoff to the ueir tinMl King 43 and a 13-yrd penalty I COTr blf for roughne against th Toma I The Gobblers started out a 1 do pul tt on th 10 threatened I they intended to run Richmond agm a the third period ended Inght on out of Mile Stadum and and th final chapter began beck to the capital After fait little It w-a abort-lived for on Herb Thomaa had benefited by ond down Jim Daly frwhman om really vlctfu blocking on peed ter from Charlotte flh firt play from to intercepted pea on hi 10 and rim yard to th Richmond behind hastily formed lnterfer 44 holding penalty delayed the enc scatted down th ddeUne lonly Gobbler tnucbdowTi In an ll-ytrd acortng run After Jonr got off one of the Pasalng desperately th tiring few short kick made all day Wasp drov again Into Kmg ter- Tech took over on the Spider 40 ritory tut loat the ball on down I On th first ply Gen Wheeler on the Tornado 30 Taking over I tranrirr southpaw from Mueia-IGng with Bob Fowler and Mar- alppi Junior CoUege Uick off ion Rizzo another frehmn I right tackle picked up hi nu-shoulderlng the ball- Tugging went! tneWSf-tV Ufa? frittirTl nd straight for a touchdown fowler ran 40 yard for touchdown He went th remaining distance to I neariy halted but th big I FRITZ HOWELL score after Rizzo mad it first Gobbler forwards really cleaned I COLUMBUS Ort 8 (P) down on the Wasps 6 up th Spider secondary and Golden-haired golden-toed Rogers Flays Fine I didn't leave a alrlgle man stand- Bail For Tornado )nJ Roger McClure was rushed lnc tack booted Bold goal in sally tn the final minute of Richmond looked as ILstlee wliderM by a fast and fighting 'yEm0r7 forre1 10 Punt then as Tech did in the second perdue tt the Boilermakei- and King went 40 yards for its half to 14 fma1 touchdown A long pan and The Spiders enught fire how- A crowd of M55 saw the th1 liTe lzzo movd lever mid-way of the firat period blonde giant kick the wmning me riin to the teven-ysrd line Lfter a brief and about even kick- placement from the 12-yard line and Fowler rifled across th goal dueL to give the Buckeyes the opener SrdVwm However th only verdct Western con- uura aown i th I ferejvce Eootbxdl championship King In chieving th most de- was that Richmond richly outweighing Purdue by dsive victory it ha ever cored I iVTwcree I JS pound per man were Field Goal Ohio State Wins For By 17-14 atartor and on the next clay kook a pas in the flat from Charlie Ray Smith and u-xasKcd hi way aero the Emory goal It wa the starting point of I big night for King Shortly after the second period opened Earley Midshipmen Crack Light er Line Eatilj but Only Able to Score Twice art the Tornado back on Itr heel with a beautiful punt that went WILLIAM AAAflY SEATS APPRENTICE 42 TO 0 Biding their time Purdue took the third period kickoff and drove 72 yards for a touchdown full' hack John Petty plunging over from the one-yard line The Indianans came right back in the fourth period to knot the count with a 51 -yard march which ended with substitute fullback Bill Buffington going over Ohio also had long drives for ita markers The Buck in eight plays marched 63 yard to score the first five minutes Nick Fisher the clipper got the marker on a three yard plunge In the second session Capt James Langhurst climaxed a 73-yard jaunt with an off tackle touchdown plunge Don Scott kicked both extra points to put the Buck out front out of bound on the Klrtg 11 It was 80 yard to the goal line but the Tornado began a march that carred without Interruption until it wa reached With Smith I-aVanche and Hawkm shouldering the brunt of the attack which was well paced with run and passes the Tornado went to a firat down on the 3 from where Hawkins scored through tackle Thi 12-0 wa all for King In the first half but the Tornado started rolling relentlessly midway of the third period Emory playing Inspired ball a the second half began earned another (coring break soon after the kickoff when the Wasp line blocked Smith's punt and recovered on the Tornado 31 Again i opportunity knocked and again the Wasp did not have the over an Emory eleven rolled up I prohibitive favorites but the i cnvij eleven roilPa up I arvj mftrtAr hr In- vut marter earn 13 first downs to 4 for the Wasps I arx Boilermakers refused to concede i IftnV I ax a el 1 1 By DAVE NOPFER ANNAPOLIS Md Oct 8 (JP) gridiron warriors beat lighter University of Cincinnati eleven 14 to 0 today in a dull contest witnessed by 18000 fans Tli Sailors using reserves most of the way ripped the light Bearcat line at will in midfield but had a hard struggle pushing over their touchdown In the first and third quarters A first period break gave the Middies a scoring opportunity with the game dess than 8 minutes old Malloy Dixon Cincinnati safety man butterfingered punt on his 6-yard line and Dick Ch owning and acting Captain Kan Steen recovered Sherwood Werner hauled the pigskin over on the third try and Vito Vitucd spLt the uprights from placement Not' until the third did the Sailors get up enough steam to tally again Taking the 'ball on their 36 the Middies marched 64 anything even after Ohio led 14-0 at the half PHILADELPHIA Oct 5 Bottled up for the first quarter Penn's power broke loose In the last three periods to give the University of Pennsylvana an easy 51 to 0 victory over Maryland Frank Reagan veteran triple threat back and a sophomore Jack Welih led the touchdown parade as the Quakers rolled up nine first downs to two and piled up 156 yards by rushing to 63 Reagan and Welsh each scored two six-pointers with Johnny Dutches- Bob Hartwig and Harry Gifford lugging the oval across on the other occasions i Chandler converted four times Gene Davis and Gifford once WILLIAMSBURG Va Oct 5 (jp) William and Mary gained a 42-0 football victory over an outclassed Newport News Apprentice school eleven here today The Indians scored two touchdowns in less than five minutes of play and from that point on had things their own way with the Shipbuilders failing to threaten Three plays were all the Indians needed to score the first touchdown Jimmy Howard returned the kickoff 40 yards to midfield Hollingsworth picked up five through left tackle and added eight more to make It a first down on the Apprentice 38 Hollingsworth then hit center and shook off tacklers to score Howard added a point from LAFAYETTE UPSETS NYU VIOLETS BY- 9-7 COUNT Outstanding in the rugged Tor- nado line -were Buck Rogers a I The lineups brilliant all-round end it Uckles Va Tech (7) Fo Richmond (13) Captain Dale Gay and Raymond I Clark le Humbert McClung and Clyde Price a fight- I Coleman It McV4s guard from Saltville I Tate lg Milling For Emory Billy Edmondson Zydiak and Johnnie Neel carried the of- If PnuT-unn fensive brunt after a leg injury Kud rt Robetson forced Bear Atkins always a dan- Hendcrsc Henderson re Erickson SLATER HIGH HOST TO IT i -I qb Jones lh Butcher rh Baker fb Pace by periods: 7 0 0 7 6 7 0 0 13 Touchdowns: Tech Wheeler yards In eight plays for the final score Busik lugged it over from the one-yard stripe Vitucci again converted gerous threat out of the game in the second quarter Defensively Wheeler Brewer a squat hard working guard and Captain Holyfield played perhaps the best' ball games A crowd estimated in the neighborhood of 4000 saw the Thomas Hudson Score Va Tech Richmond Bunti NEW YORK Oct 5 Little Lafayette college forgot the sacrificial role it was supposed to play in a major eastern football battle today and so mighty New York University was the victim of a stunning upset bowing 9-7 before 12000 amazed fans Hooks Hy talented proteges let the ushers clear the aisles before they were cut in front by 6-0 The Leopards made their margin a winning one in the third period when Walt Zirinsky split the uprights from the 15 for three points and a 9-0 lead mum mm 1 ui fiio 10 am game which was the annual (Richmond Jones 2 points after occasion for King touchdown McClure (placement) College: I Jones (placement) The lineups Substitutions: Va Tech ends King os Emory Lawson Sullivan Chasen tackles Rogers le Holyfield (c) Unterzuber Todd guards' Me The Wolves of Slater high will start their 1940 howling Friday night under the lights of Mut mcipal stadium when they entertain the high school team of Appalachia Va Coaches Dallas Pace and Robert Edwards have been hard at work on the 20-man squad for the pest three weeks in an effort to find replacements for nine regulars lost 'by graduation Among the star of last year unavailable are Cecil Franklin and Harris Captaining this team is Donald Dowell veteran tackle converted into a fullback to take over the kicking and passing duties formerly handled so well by the famed Franklin Other veterans on the team are Rogers Henderson and Nelson The Appalachia team is coached by Linwood Graves former Virginia state college halfback HAMPDEN-SYDNEY WINS ON PASSING ATTACK Gay (c) It Manning Clure Van Anderson Belcher Price lg Brewer backs Mofehead Warriner James Bradley Kovac Smith Woolwine Ernst rg Hagy Richmond ends Collins Moore McClung rt Shafer tackles Katz Griffin guards Berry re Earley Amrhem backs Remine (for Everard qb Woolwine Butcher) Fitzgerald Bowen Smith lh Allison Mack Fowler rh Atkins Officials Referee Richard Car- Cair fb Edmondson rington (Virginia) umpire James Score by quarters: Preas (Ga Tech) linesman KjnR 6 6 7 37 Hackney Jr (North Caro- niory 0 0 0 0 0 lina) judge Perry (Elon) Scoring touchdov ns LaVanche HAMPDEN-SYDNEY Oct 5 (JP) The passing combination of Sprye-to-Weed which had such a large part in the defeat of Maryland last week clicked again today to give the Bengals 7-0 victory over the Delaware Blue Hens before a homecoming crowd of 3000 Walter Sprye a 158-pound back from Danville heqved the winning throw to slenden Syd Weed Bengal left end the middle of the second quarter Weed took the 15-yard pass and galloped 35 yards down the sidelines to a touchdown Cliff Holmes Hampden-Sydney fullback kicked the point your las! $2250 t-i! hanging on the i (sub for Fowlet) Hawkins 2 (sub I for Carr) Daly (sub for Smith) Fowler McClung (sub for MISS STATE WINS 20-0 STATE COLLEGE Miss Oct i 5 (Ah Halfback Harvey Johnson Fowler fnm nm! made brief appearances in -Mis- rnt8-ie r1 maae Dnei appearances in 'Mis- referee Tevlnr5 U''PP1 State's lineup today to to a y20-0 HOPEWELL HIGH BINS HOPEWELL Va Oct 5 Scoring in the' second quarter on a sustained drive of 66 yards and again in the third quarter after gaining possession of the ball deep in territory on a blocked punt Hopewell high Blue Devils defeated Woodrow Wilson high school of Portsmouth 14-0 here this afternoon It was the Blue first start in the state class A race Pire McNabb (Mercer) head- I victorv linesman Parrish (Georgia Tech) rog rong You may think you know qvhat $2250 will buy in a Fall suit over an unexpectedly Southwestern Louisiana team before 7000 spectators tilt vVS 11 HARGRAVE Now backed by a billion miles of proofs 1941 Stobebakeb Champion "r'SdS1? to in tt tot period 8 cr- Mw I KsrSd Numerous clothing merchants offer a plan whereby they will refund the purchase price of clothing bought before November 1 if the purchase is drafted into the army before Jan 1 1941 But until tried on a few of theke garments at around that price really away behind the times Always remove all scum which comes to the top when cooking jams jellies and preserve Longor wldor lowor roomior torpodo-typo bodios Luxurious stratolincr-stylo fntoriors NeylandAnd Wade Meet After Game Now at $2250 you get better styling than you used see marked at $35 and ilTi "TVELIGHTED owners have now Yon get the same kind of gas econ- 'Ift are lut suit onlj) few minutes Cj see the difference proof of Studebaker Champion quality and dependability Champion that averaged 2919 miles per gallon to beat all other largest celling lowest price cars estimable sportsmen who respect each other Neyland to Vi sport writer boy played well it was a good Wade said outplayed us in every department of the The Neyland-Wade score now stand: Neyland seven wins two losses one tie Others' from white-haired political leader was asked shortly before the opening kick-off never bet on football games or political he responded pulling for Tennessee I thfok win by twq 4500 So make sun that you put your new-car money in thi longer lower wider roomier more beautiful new 1 04 1 tu debaker Champion Come In now and go for a trial drive how down payment Easy CIT terms By HARRY SNYDER Tenn Oct 3 30 seconds after the final whistle in Tennessee's 13 0 Victory today over the Duke MaJor Bob Neyland of the Vol and Wallace Wade of the Dukes met in midfield -You have a great Mad Wade greet replied Neyland whose hid the mtis-factKm he certainly must have felt boy played well It wa a good all there wa to it It we handclap) between two shoulder injury ter tee season Emil see his brother he wa et the bedside of his mother who was injured in an automobile accident at Covington Ky cm Friday while en rout here their Cleveland Ohio home When tee big flanker Major Neyland think one of tee best sophomore ends ever seen caught Bob toss in tee end zone he redeemed himself Previously he had juggled and lost two other passe which liG03Blfi SOUTHERN MOTORS Almost everyone in the press box got a out of the touchdown by A1 Hurt who replaced right end Ed Cifers shortly after the hostilities began A1 moved into the No 2 Edward Hull Crump 'national Democratic committeeman from Memphis and chief advisor of the strong Wert Tennessee political organization- occupied a 50-yard line sect Duet below the pres boxu Sycamor Piedmont Phon 1553 team slot early this week wbn i certainly oould have been scores 1- f- HAt ilii i' III I --43s.