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sansiDAY MORNING, OCTOBER- 7 1923. I lg. TEMiDAY MORNING, OCTOBII- 7, 192.3. ----------------11-1E BRiSTOL HERALD COURIER, BRISTOL, VA.TENN. 1 NINE LI----T HO 14 TO 1 I I I BRILLIANT PLAYING OF RED CAGLE MARKS THEIR NARROW YING WIN 1 WALLACE HI WINS ITS OPENING IIIIP A It i'll'" VT? FOOTBALL SCORES BEATEN 111111111 01111111k III I Pittil 11111Pb 't PI 111,181.

PRESBYTERIAN 1 DOWNS tVAE IIIIVIN tillit I a make il Ell an MP i IL, GINE 24..,1 1 VICT0111 111 KEDDIE1 0 BEL WOFFOHO OUTSCORES ERSKINE OUTSCORES Brilliant Carolina Half. back Dazzles Spectators With- Sensational Brillion back Art Carolina Half Dazzles Spectatort Sensational Per- forme SPARTANBURG, S. C. Oct. O.

(AP)---The Wofford Offense found Itself early in the game here today and pushed across one touchdown In eaci period to give the Terriers a 25 to 12 defeat over tte Erskine The WM featured by spectacular scoring on both A DO yard pass from Reid, Seceder quarterback to NJ-killmu, halfback, scored Ereleale's first touchdown, and a 70 yard run by Parkinson put the other across. Wofford got her first counter thru a ,50 yard rim by nnney, fullback and McOees, substitute end Intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards for the final Tetrier touchdown. S. Oct. s.

Offense' 'found game here today one touchdown give the Ter riers over tte Erskine ne was featured coring on both Paso from Reid, to Peatkitusou; Erele-ne's first 70 yard run by le other across. irst counter tbru Finney, fullback titute end inter- ran 70 yards for touchdown. itself early in the and pushed ecru ip-eselt period to a 25 to 12 defeat Seceders. The ga by spectacular slclea A DO Yard Seceder quarterbs halfback, scored touchdown, and a Parkinson it Wolford her a ,50 yard rim' tuld McGees, sub a Palm sad the final-Tattier Owens to Green Passing Combination Nets-Win TECIt.ARB:Cfil.STEE 1Q. Gobblers Facing One Of Stiffest Engagements Of Season 01 raid Courier WALLACE.

WO school girls in their first II frame of the season swamped out-Damascus high by a ut ,.2 to 34. Ineboygimt the two schools. a different tale was told, as Damascus came out on top with score of 21 to 41. Both teams have i)een 'diligently practicing since school commenced and -were in excellent form for the fray. Both Loccil High Schools In Action This Weekend Barnhill To Send Charges Through Stiff Workouts During Next Few Days; Meets Kingsport Saturday Va.

Johnson City WO 001111.11-1GE TURK. Oct. (PP)EsTorth Carolina today defeated glary land 24 to 11 after startinI 010-ncorinirin the first five minutes. A IMaryland fumble pared the 1 ay for Meth Carolina's second touch- down while elnyder of 'a1ar1n 1 took the ball on a kickoff and Ito it -80-yards for llitaryland's second 4,4 ws and i-- -----L-----: 1 (11rald Courier Special). 4, WALLACE, ya, ooluum.

maw. Idd. tr. Owens to Green Passing swamped out---Damasc hirh by A defeatd on-Nets-Win Carolina today Combination-Nets-Win -Iismard--1(L Ut to 3 4. gams the alarYland --214 -to -1 Marling two schools, a different tale the was Olsecorinirin the first five minutes.

told, as Damascus Mlle out on A Maryland fumble paved 1.a3., i top with score of 21 to 41. for North Carolina's second ems have been diligently down while nyder of Mr el a Ian 1 1 i Both ta practicing since chool commenced took the ball on a klcOtoff a i ,.7 Lotmars racing One Of and-were in excellent form for the 'le -80-yards for ttlaryland's second 444 ,1 Stiffest Engagements Of fray. towhdown. we ince i 'The Season Both Local' High Schools Action This Wee en 0 Barnhill To Send Charges Through Stiff Workouts During Next Few Days; Meets Kingsport ,411 A Saturday; Va. To Johnson City ----rle VANDERBILT 12; Colgate 7.

Vanderbilt 12; Colgate 7. Pellaburgh 63; Bethany O. 50; Vermont.O., Hampabits.4.- 2'slorwich'1 Providence 6. Mass Aggies Bates 0.r Quantico MitriDea 21; Cot! Guard Bean O. Brown 32; Worcester Poly O.

Geneva Bucknell 13.7 rordham George Washiagton 0. Carnegie 15: Ashland O. Georgetown 13; auseueheina O. Wastington Jeff 24; Waynes burg O. Purdue 31; Depenw Army 14; south Methodiste 13.

West Virginia 28; Haskell 7. Penn 46; Frariklin-darshall O. Lafayette 56; Mublenberg O. City College of N. Y.

(Brooklyn Aivision) 12; Junior College of Connecticut 6. Ohio Northern 14; Case Heidelberg Auskingum 4, (tie). Northwestern 14: Butler O. Wisconsin 22; Notre Dame Lehigh 14; Pennsylvania 24DIALT St. Bonaventure 71 Manhattan O.

Navy Boston College 6. Hamilton College 14; Clarkson O. St. Lawrence 14; R. 12.

Detroit 'University 11; Tulsa Ifniversiti 14. Rice Institute St. Edwards 31. Idaho Gonzaga 4. (Tie).

California, St. Marys 0, Utah 32; Nevada 7. College of Ozarks U. of Arkansas 21. Oarreton Univy of North Dakota 0.

(Tie). River Tails Normal 17; Hemline O. Eit. Marrs (Winona) 21; St. Olaf VANDERRILT l' Colgate 7 reVennadbuerrbigibt 0123, 70..

l' 50 Vermont. O. springfield---------- 0 Hacolughtte -0-- Norwich' Providence 6. QMuaasentlAcogglems 0.ru34; Quit Guard Bean O. Brown 82; Worcester Poly O.

Geneva Bucknell Fo rdham 20; George Washlarton O. Carnegie 415; Ashland 0. Georgettreen 13; auseuehains. O. WaShington Jeff 24; Waynes burg 0.

13 Purdue 31; Depauw (i. Army 14; eouth Methodista West Virginia 28; Haskell 7. Penn 46; Franklin -Marshall O. Lafayette 56; Ilublenberg O. City College of N.

Y. (Brooklyn Alvision) 12; Junior College of Connecticut 6 Ohio Northern 14: Case Heidelberg 4: Auskingum 4, (tie). Northwestern 14 Butlet O. Wisconsin 22; Notre Dame I. Lehigh 14; Penneylvania Mill ar -fteg St.

Bonaventure 71 Manhattan O. vy 0 Boston College 6 Na; 11; acksoin. O. OL. Jattwronve 11; U.

S- 44 4a. Detroit varsity 14. Univereity 11; 'rules, Una. Rice Institute St. Edwards 31 Idaho Gonzaga I.

(Tie). Utah 83 Nevada 7 California, Se Marys College of Ozarks 0, of Arkansas 21. aota lo. tale). eton nivy of orth Da, River Falls Normal 17 line O.

81. t. meaty(' (alumna) 21; St. Olaf WAKE FOR1ST. N.

Oct. 11.1'1Warding Off every threat made by Wake Forest, Presby. terian College' Blue Stockings humbled the Demon Deaoons 'here this afternoon for the third von7. seCuLve time. The score was 12 The South Carolinians, with a combination of Owens to Jimmy Green, flashed a forward passing 'attack that spelled victory.

Wake Forest'a only tally came in the third period when Rube Benton, 220 pound halfback from Apex, who was the outatazdinsp player of the day for the Deacons, snagged a Presbyterlan forward pass and ran it back 45 yards for the touchdown. Quillen kicked the extra point. Walter Johnson's charges got their' score, early in the second period. They held Wake Forest, whichwasnwithin-laches-of-a---Crsr down; on the 25 yard line. Then Jete Owens, Winnsboro, playing fullback, Snapped a pass to Jimmy Green for 15 yards, and the.

Atlanta product, ran 57 yards before he Was forced out of bounde on the three yard line. R. Greene was sent for at left' half, arid be cracked, the Wake Forest line through center for the needed Owens. failed at goal. It' was at the beg'mning of the third period that Owens tossed an.

other pass to Jimmy Green, wbo had a clear field, and who easily ran across the line for the score. N. Oct. I. IAP)--Warding Off every threat WAKE FOREST made by Wake Forest, Prey terian College Blue Stockings humbled the Denten DeabOni here afternoon for the this third co n7 secuLve time.

The score was 12 to 7. The South Carolinians, with a combination of OW411121 ta JIMMY Green, flashed a forward passing attack that spelled victory. Wake Forest's only tally came in th third period when Rube Benton, 220 und halfback from Apex po who was the outatazding player of the day for the Deacons, snagged bk 4 yards for a Presbytee.an forward pass and ran it ac5 the touch down Quillen kicked the ext ra' point. Walter Johnson 's charges got their in score early the second period. They held Wake Forest, which aganrithohea-oe-er-ir, down, on the 25 yard line.

Then ot; Owens, Winnsboro playing fullback, snapped a Pass to Jimmy Green for Ocala 15 yards, and the, Atlanta product ran 57 yarda be- fore he was forced out of bounde on the three yard line. R. Greene Ives sent for at left' tialf, through center or the needed arta he cracked the Wake Forest line Owens failed at goat It was at the be-gaining of the third period th at Owens tossed an- other 'pus to Jimmy Green, wbo had a clear field. and who oaally ran across the line for the score. 113ad tart, rood ending," may will put the Orange and Black men be maid of briato1 Tenneeseet Hifillt arthagemeFriday men 'ending," may I will put the Orange and Black balta Ind onfndtrwriathollteTetnr7deiersoe: Lln formlonthaAramitpridal with Bewildering Attack Of Southerners Constantly Keeps Goal In Danger By tliWARD J.

NLIIJ WEST, POINT. N. r.L.7-Oct 1 fl (A.P)--A football hurricane swept up from the plains of southwestorn Texas today, swirled and whipped about -Army's gridiron warrior until the batr stood up straight oh tbe hea4 of 1,200 frantSo cadeta, and then burst and frittered'. away on the plains of 'rest Point. It Was Southern Methodist University', introduction to eastern an intrbducton that will live Ring In the memory of.

every loyal Xliny man. It was a dramatic, breath-taking, introduction. and It Will denied victory by the barest football margins, one s' Cagle Turns Trick Mint pulled but the v.ctory 14 to 13, to the raging, fleet-footed Bed Cagle, who tossed, and dewed an cislithe'red through the Mustang defense like a red-headed, flipped a pass good for 43 yards through the Mustang center, for a touchdown. Dick 'Hutchinson, subbing for the flaming carrot-top in the sec2ond -period, 5mashed-2e -Yards thru tackicpr the Army score, and Bu, the giant who nade tba bole, kicked both the Voaute that imacle the victory pos' Bible. But it was Cagle who ripped and all afternoon long at a Methodist line that held surprisingly well, picking up the yards when needed the most, and beating down passes that came frartt all directions.

1 The drama in the battle, how. ever, was the scarlet and, navy blue clad warriors from sbuth, fightingktheir fight in ene ter- ritory, badly outnumbered, and cbeered on Only by the thin of a band which made up in hrng power what it lacked in southwest- and 'whip- ted gridiron 7 stood nip 1,200 fran- burst and plains of lodist to eastern I that, will 7 every of vas a dra- introduction, ory by tha irgina one 14 tging, fleet- tossed, and hrough the red-headed, od' for 42 PEKE FEATODES TECH'S-VICTODI INES Ell FE! Johnson City on the foreign field. There Holt is expecting to meet some real opposition' And It evident that he will IsaVe nothing un- done that would better chances for al'ovictory. Johnson City on the foreign field. There Holt is expecting to meet done sdoemn te that he ppo would better chances for (Herald Courier BLACKSBURG, Oct.

powerful Maroon team of Colgate Univereity la the next opponent of Coach Andy Gustafson and Ws Vir- ginia Tech eleven. With the Roan- eke College and liampden-SidneY battles things of the past, preparatins are already underway to bring the Gobbler toiun to the peak of its 'early-season training program, in order that Gustafson may throw against the New Yorkers; a te -fullisprime-dtorthe intersectional claah. Ir. P. I.

played Colgate last year with the team in top term for the invasion. That the Teclunen won was due not only to the perfection of.their attack but to the excellent condition of the squad. The Gobbler strtztted into Hamilton last October with spurt' in fighting trim and the coaches mean to have the team no lem ready for battle' next Saturday. This ooming invausion of Whitnall 'Field, home lair ot the Maroon, is admittedly a tough assignmint for th eteam and its coaches. Tech surprised the football world with a cleanly earned 6 to 0 victory last year.

Well the boys know that Colgate stands with axe in hand, thirsting for revenge. Yet, the southern boys too are eager for the fray and will go about their Prep' 'rations next Monday with a business like air (Herald Courier epecial) BLACKSBURG, 6. Ot. ---The Maroon team of Colgate Univereity la the next opponent of Coach Andy Gustafson and bis Vir- Chris. Tech eleven.

With the 11.0an eke College and Hampden -Sidney battles things of the artai-n tions are already underway to the Goysehamobkirn 4)-t till earl to rder that Gustafson may throw age no New Yorkersa te I th fully-prime-d-fo-rthe intersectional 1 clash. Poi I. played Colgate last year th team in top term for the invasion. That the Teclunen won due not only to the perfection. of their attack but to the extellent condition of the squad.

The Gob- bier ted Into Hamilton lut Oc- tober 'with Spurt' in fighting trim and the coaches mean to have the team ne less ready for battle next SaturdaY- ri kt 22 This ooming 112111.21tOtt of Whitnall ome lair et the Maroon, ill admittedly a tough assignment fo th eteam and its coaches. Tech sur- orld with a prised the footbell cleanly earned 6 to 0 victory tut year. Well the boys know that Colgate stands with axe in hand, thirsting for revenge. Yet the southern boys too are eager for the fray and ti uwxilti Leo about their Prep with nese like air. Gobblers Run 'Roughshod Over Hampden-Sidney 32-To, 7 BLACKSBURG, Oct.

Headed by the brilliant running or Frank reakerech's fleet halfback, the Gobblers of V. P. ran roughshod over HampdenSidney 32 to 7 here tolay in their annual foot. ball clash. Peake scored early in the first quarter, racing 60 yards across the goal line with a punt.

Constant driving added another in the sec. ond quarter and Owens ripped the Tiger line to shreds in the Unal half, gaining 190 scrimmage and. scoring two touchdowns, Bill Speare and Peaks added two more. Willis, Tiger halfbsck, gave the v1tntor3 a thrill in 'the tbrd quarter by runnng 90 yards through the entire Teah team for the lone touchdown registered by Hampden-Sydney. Gobblers Run 'Roughshod Over Hampden-Sidney I 32 To, 7 Oct BLACKSBureG -feade-d by the brilliant running of fleet halfback, he Gobblers of V.

P. I. ran rough- 'hod over Hampden --Sidney 32 to la re today in their annual foot- 'all clash. Peake scored early in the first wailer, racing 60 eards across the roal line wall a punt. Constant added another in the se c- nal quarter end Owens ripped the rigor line to shrede in the anal lair, gaining 190 yards scrim- nage and scoring two touchdowns, 3111 Speare and Peake added two none Willis-, Tiger 'alfbach, gave the risitore a thrill In the thrd quer- er by runnng 90 yards through be entire Teeh team for the lone registered by Hampden- 'SydneY.

Gobblers RI Over Hal 32 To 7 BLACKSBURC by nu My HORACE C. RUCEGAR). Oct. 6 (AP)---alix a gasoline 301 ut ton, throw in a few raps, sprinkle with gun powder and strike a you will have the latest called Eddie Zobel, South Carolina Zabel the Virainia breastworks to bits here today and led Game Coolie to a thrilling to 13 victory. A co lort Id throng nclud Nancy member of the Grit-tali Parliament, witneesed the game.

I Zobel Decisive Factor There were Other names ra1sed the heralded game of the week in the Southern conference. Flippin, Virginia end; Wimberly, South Carolina back; Close and Sloan, Virginia ball carriersthey all' meted out more than the ordinary number of to a eIngle football geane. Zobel added the frills, thetire works, and everything that' went make.the game a lop-aided Game Cock victory when it normallry appeared safe in the Cavalier columns. A week ago trampler of Chicago's Maroon, the Cavaliers knew to wattzh this frail, fleet little beAlt of Billy Lavoie, and watch him they dd. Much of the time, ho7kever, they saw 'him eluding tacklers, shaking off opposing hands and revere- ing the-field, side-stePPliat, Passing, receiving passes, drop-kicking and whatever-else a anackahle football player 1.1,suppesed 16 do.

It waa Zobel who -leated victory from defeat Starting the fourth period with the score standAg 13 to 6 in favor of Virginia, the little halfback took a Virginii punt on the second of the period and ran it frora his own 36 Yard' line to a touchdown. Be raced down the side of the field for the master, often missing a step out of bounds by inches, reversing his field finally to cut arotstd tacklers' vusd going over the center of the field past the final white leine. Ells attempt at a place kick tor extra point was blocked and the Game Cocks trailed by a. single point. A minute or so later South Carolina.

took the offensive again and after a play or so had resulted in short gains, C. Beall pawed SO-yards overi.the. goal, line with Zoe-bet taking the ball on dead rtm for another touchdown. The count was then11 to 13 and a pass for the extra point, failed. 1 In I allARIFJC throw in sprinkle wi knatch, a latest expli 6611th Car( shot, the here' to4s4 colorful tb Nancy riAetant Zell There the South ntAcE c.

itusrEGAR). rrerisveLaae ort. 6 a gasoline aoluttoat a few rape. th gun powder and strike then you will have the called Eddie 1 zobot alas hanack rginia breastworks to bits and led Game Cocks or lent, witnesed trig 24 to 13 victorv A rong -incud member of the tkit the game 1 Decisive Factor es rate6d era Other nam Ubattle-st--Clutriettesvill week In conerente. FIIPPIti, ern Virginia end; iWimberly, South Carolina back; 01060 and Sloan, ginia ball carriers-they ala meted out more than the ordinary number a -thrills to a tootball game.

eaut- wonks te everything that went Zobel added the frills, theattirs lu to the game a lop-aided Gatile Cock victory wthen it normality ap- peer ed safe in the Cavalier columns. A. week ago trampler ot Chicago's Maroon, the Cavaliers knew to wateh this frail, fleet little bleak of Billy Lavala, and watoh bkn they (Pd. alwoh of the time, ho7kever, they saw 'him eluding' tacklers, shalt, ing off opposing hands and 'revere- ing the field side-steePliet, Pass- ing receiving passes, kicking, drop- kicking and whatever else a rap anar keib le ootball player supPos- ed to do. Thlt waa Zbel who tad from defeat Starting the fourth 'period with the scare standing 13 to 6 in favor of Virginia, the lit- tie halfback took a Virginia.

punt on the second of the period and ran it from his own 86 Yard'''' line otOftICIllthdlOWenie.wHelorrazthededown the by inches, reversing his field finally -erttuhtearoceunduter tosafkltehres' and field "ilt the final white atria late attempt at a place tor extra point, wu blocked and the Game Cocks otill trailed oi by a single A minute or so later South Caro- lina took the offensive again and after a play or so had resulted in short gains C. Beall teamed $o- ands over the goal line with Zoe- bet taking the ball on dead run for another totelhdown. The count was then 18 to 13 and a pass for the extra' point, failed. Maroon and White gridiron Piquad, and the first part of this week, Coach John Barnhill is expected to send those men who lost to Erwin Friday to the tune of 19 to 0, through some pretty atiffecrimmasts and bring out what few faults did not turn up in the season opener. Ziarnhill wade but few substitutions in Erwin game and it is now becoming a certainty that probably compose the Maroon and such si combination sie this will probably ctripose the Maroon and White EquAd sea.son L.1.

Talbert: left end; Charlie Lowe, left tackle; Gene left gtiard; 'Phipps, center; F. StAith, right guard; N. Proffitt, right tackle; T. Torbett, right end; E. Talbert, quarterback; Smith, right P.

Wilson, left halfback ,14, Weller, fullback. it is not fair to make an assertion of this kind for Coach Barnhill may have something else up his sleeve. Has Dope The Tennessee mentor now bits real information to work from. lie saw his boys in action and be saw. where the wealuspots were.

He saw I Erwin's star adkle crash through the line apparently at will to block punts. He saw. this and also that thereseemed to be a little lack of the proper spirit. With this ingormation in hand Barnhill will, start tomorrow for a series of workouts that will most likely' transform the Tennessee High team of last Friday into something much better. He.

will have several days during the, first of the -week to send his men through tough scrimmages before he tapers off for the second game of the season at -Kingsport on Saturday, Holt Busy Just across the state line Coach Prosty" Holt was without a game over the weekend for his warriors and as a result they were not put through very rigorous treatment, games to their Holt's men already have two games to their credit in as many played and have beene-thowing a fighting spirit thus far during the season. To break the little spell of rest, however, hard Practice sessions will feature this week's tralning that and the first part, of this week Coach John Barnhill is xpecte() to send those men who lost to Er- win Friday to the tune of 19 to 0, through come pretty atiftesecrim- males and bring out what few faults did not turn up in the sea- eon opener. Barnhill' made but few substa tutions in he Erwin game and it is now becoming a certainty that probably compose the Maroon and such al combination sie this will probably cianieeme the Maroon and White squAd this season Tat bera left end; Charlie Lowe, left tackle; Gene oCiellan, left guard, Phipps, center: 'Smith right guaad; N. Proffitt, right tackle; Torbete right end Talbert quarterback; II. Smith.

right lialf- aaaas, r. Wilson left halfback la Weiler, fullbak Ph enaag am it is not fair make an assertion of this kind for Coach Barnhill may have something else up his sleeve. Has DePe The Tennessee mentor. now bee real information to work tam. he saw his boys in action and be aaw w.

where the ealuipots were He saw Erwin's star tkle crash through the line apparently at will to block punts 8 He esadvet this )e and little lack that of the proper spirit. With this inaormation in hand 1 Barnhill WIli start tomorrow for a series of workouts that will most likely' transform the Tennessee last karat into High team of as ay something much better. He. will have several during first the -week to send his men through imma es before he tapers man scr off for the aecond Frame of the Saturday season at Kingsport on Satur Holt Busy Just across the state line Cosa Holt was. without a game over the weekend for his warriors and as a result they were not put through very rigorous.

treatment, aames to their credit inasetaain Holne men already 'have two garnets to their credit in as many have been played and a -g fighting spirit thus far during the season. To break the little spell of rest, however, hard Practice sessions' will feature this week's tralning that 11111' WASPS BEAT Littlejohn, Farmer Figure Prominently in 48-0 Victory Youe Tavel Center Seik ley rI Humphries Right Guard Henritze Patton Right Tackle Cassidy Bray Bey Right End Mauck 1c2al1 Quarterback Littlejohn Neeley Left Halfback Fanner Kennedy Right Halfback Staggers Painter Fullback Officers: Referee: Parr, (V. P. Umpire: Holt, (Carson-Newman). 1101INOKE 1111 -BATTLE IIIIS WEEK, Maroons, At Peak of Condition, Expected to Provide Strenuous Opposition (Herald Courier Special) LEXINGTON, Va, Oct 6.The Roanoke College Maroons come to Lexington Saturday to tussle with the Flying Squadron ii the last game the iiiitdets will play before entertaining.

Virginia in the h'omecoming day game October 20. Coach Spruhan's warriors appear to be particularly strong this year, and the Cadet Coaches expect a hard DUKE OVERWHELMS -SOUTH BARU 35-8 Passing Attack In 4th Period Sweeps Western Eleven Aside DURHAM, N. Oct Opening in aerial attack in the fourth period that brought them three touchdowns, the Duke UMversity Blue --Devils overvvbelmed the University of South Dakota qtwotes te 8 here this afternoort.t Bill Murray of Rocky Mount: playing his first game on the varsity squad, filled ihoes well at second quarter, after he had carried the bail down the 'field for gains of two to nve yarcti at try. With the ball on the two foot tine and goMurray divid over Center for touchdown. For the first half the teams seemed about evenly.

matched, with Duke getting a slight edge on ground gained, Withthe beginning of the third quarter, however, South Dakota began to tire. The day was warm and it seemedthattheoyeTrcim the west began te feel the heat. South Dakota's only touchdown came in the second quarter after Suit Buie of Winston-Salem, punted out of bounds on his own 88 Yard line when he 'was rushed by the He got three more through left guard. After 'Charlie Morrill fumbled and Herman Edson recovered for no gain, Giddley shot pass to aqorrill for 84 Yards and touchdown. Morrill failed to make the place kek, when the pass from enter was bad.

In the fourth the Blue Devils opened 1113 an aerial attack that swept South Dakota off Atm feet. With the ball on South Dakota's eight yard tine, Buie' passed over the goal line to Nick Warren of Durham for a second touchdown. Buie made his place kick good. The third came shortly afterward when Buie passed -to Haines for 30 yards and touchdown. Rule faled to make a place kick good.

The fourth came on a sue-cession of MILLIGAN BEATS IY(AllS St. Johns University 12; Mace-tester 6. North (Dakota Aisles Superior, state- teachers O. Du1uthJuniorCo I1ege-713; Virginia Car lege 3. St.

Ambrose Lombard 31I. Milliken 13; Charleston Teachers-12, Indians le: Oklahoma T. Illinois 33t Bradley I. W. and L.

38; North Carolina State 6. 1. P. I. $2: Hampden Sidney 7, Davidson 53; ElotX, (Florida 34; Southern O.

Wake Forest Presbyterian 12. Birmingham-Southern 12 Mill- saps O. 1 Citadel 13; istotoon O. Iowa 26; Monmouth O. Minnesota 40; Creighton.

O. Chicago 47; Wyoming O. Kansas 14; Grinnell O. Penn State 12; Gettysburg O. Villanova, 34; Loyola of land O.

Rhode Island Coast Guard Academy O. Rochester 'University Alfred O. of Louisville 16; East-env 0. Purtnan Chattanooga 15. Centre Tennessee 41.

Tulane 61; Miss A and M. 6. Georgetown College 45; Union University 6. 'Southwestern Western Roanoke College 33; Guilford College Huron College 18; Jamestown Cbliege O. Coe 32; Iowa State Teachers O.

tErlham 18; Hanover 7. Oglethorpe 38; High Point O. Columbia 27; Union O. Syracuse 32; William and Nary O. John Hopkins 1.4; Richmond 13.

U4'AV BANKER RUNS WILD AS TIJLANE WINS 51-S Aggies Crush', ed by Green JACKSON, Min, Oct. I. sru lane's blond blizzard and all iodated whirlwinds. assumed cyclonic pmportions here today and the Green Wave, led by dauntless Bill Banker, drowned Mississipprs Aggles under-a 8 deluge. Scoring in every quarter andat every style of football, the Crescent City team made an unexpectedly strong Showing in their 1928conferencedebut.

Ripping. running and literally strutting, Banker raced tor four touchdowns as well as several long gains willch not end. in scores. His yellow hair, Unfettered by headgear, bobbed in and around a majorItyolTalatieplay A beautiful 45 yard run in the second quarter gave the Aggies their lone score when Pappenheimer zigzagged through the Greenie backs, eluded the safety man with neat sidestepping and crossed the Olive and Blue goal line. U.

S. NET HOPES ARE BLASTED LOS ANGEILDS, Oct. (AP America's hopes for turnisg back Ahe stars of France in the Pacific Southwest tennis Championship disappeared today when Henri Crcquet, French ranquet ace, defeated Alan Herrington, of Hollywood, in the semi-finals 9-7, 6-4, 6-3. As a re-I Kilt of the Cochet will meet 'a fellow Frenchman, Christian Bousaus, in the finals tomorrow. Mrs.

May Sutton Bundy, veteran racquet wielder of Santa Monica, flashed rinto the finals of the women'scsingles championship when she easily eliminated Mrs. Chapin of Springfeld, Mass 6-0, 1 64. Tomorrow she will meet Midge Gladman of University of Southern Californa to first honors. ILLINOIS SMOTHERS: POLV33-6 DOWNS FORMAN I5 TO 0 NOWPON, Oct. county and other part of this sec- we tion were the scene 43f several grid: iron contests today as the various high schools continued their reg- diar.

schedules, most of them play ing the second game of their cards. Norton was successful in trouncIng, East Stone Gap with a score of 32 to 0, whae the team from .14 Wise lost to Coeburn to the tune of 50 to 0, in the most one-sided Contest of the day in this section. Big Stone Gap, playing at St. Paul, was able to win with a final score of 32 to 0, and in the closest game of the day, and L. I played a.

scoreless tie 0, GREENVILLE, S. C. Oct. AP) The heavy thrusts of the University of Chattanooga Moc, casing were to much for the Put-pie Hurricane, an dthe Baptists of Furman University were forced to take a A15 to 0 defeat today On their own geld. Th-e'Noogans concentrated their t.

scoring the piling up thirteen pint in that perod in short order. Ca ptan Bar- rett tore loose for a $2 yard run to put the ball across the goal line the first time. Brownwho went in as substitute for the Moccasin captain, grabbed a long formari pass from Lutzenheizer for the ef: Ipther Thompson kicked an extra point from placement, an safety scored a' on the Furman team in the next period ran up the 15 point total, btle which the Hurricane wa3 unable to score a single point, CHATTIPtingEll Do iiNs ti I I ot II 1.1 a a-- i 1 al GREENVILLE Oct. aee (-- The heav thrusts of the ty" it -) University of Chattanooga Put easing ere to much for the ea pie Hurricane, an dthe Baptists of O. Futenan Univereitv were forced) to St.

Johns University 12; Maca- take a 45 to 0 defeat today on Lester 6. their oist geld, North Dakota Aisles Oa Superior, The Noogans concentrated their ta state teacbers O. 'ale). soliTH 0111(0 th Cotlege Vir scoring uapttatchktritne 8 nt di up rtihoadi piling perod in short order. Captan Bar- St Ambrose Lombard 31I.

rett tore loose for a 22 yard run ass-, a Milliken 13; Charleston Teach- 1 1 l' to put the ball across the goal Passing ttack In 4th ettl'it a A the first -time- Brow who went 'e Indians 10: Oklahoma 7. in as a subetitute for the Moccasin Period Sweeps Western Illinois 33i Bradley I. captain, grabbed a long foreari are- L1 '1 a a a aNV and L. 38 North Carolina Eleven MICie ate 6 Lut enhere for the pass from i St. P.

Hampden Sidney 7. either touchdown. DURHAM, C. Oct e-tAP)-- Davidson 52; Elota, O. Thompson kicked an extra point age from plaaement, an safety scored -a OfoPuertnihngpean aerial attack them Wake deloarikeclapte; touchdowns 12.

MiSiiSiPPitS re Aggies Crush' on uapnthteeamt5 in poltnate tnoetaxtt saps ------a; garnet', ehieh the Hurneane wee versity Blue --Devils overwbelmed Citadel 19; 'stet a unable to score a single point, WI JACKSON', Mina, Oct. S. (AP) CI 1 TERDElls th coo, Univer ty te of a South Dakota Iowa 26; Monmouth O. se Tulane's blond blinraard and as to 8 here this after- Minnesota 40; Creighton. O.

'ar I iodated whirlwinds aaeumed cy- nooria Chicago, 47; Wyoming O. Kansas 14; innell 0. chmic pmportions here today and Bill Murray of Rocky Mount: pen i a the Green Wave, loci 'by dauntless 1 Prominently in 48-0 State 1 Gettvabur 0 Littlejohn Farmer Figure PlaYing his first tame on the variety 41 drowned Mimiseipprs Bill Banker, Villanova; 34; Loyola of Marys wisE couNT 11 squad, filled shoes we land 0. Aggies under a to 51: 8 deluge Ai 4 at second quarter, after he had Rhode Island Coast Guard Scoring in every quarter andaaa Victory carried the ball down the field for Ad 0 every style of football, the Cres- NOKTON, Oct; a drains of two to five Yards at every a em- this Rochester 'Universi cent City teem made an un ty Alfred O. a county and other parts 0 sec- try.

With the ball on the two foot of Loulavillea 16 East- expectedly strong showing in their eon were the scene of several grid: a tine and one down to go- Murray 0. 192,8 'conference debut. iron- contests today as the verious a 'a 'd over center for touchdown. dive Ripping running and literati Furman Chattanooga 15. high schools continued their rag-- For the first half the teams strutting Banker raced for four Centre Tennessee 41.

dlan schedules, most of them play- seemed about evenly. matched, with ouchdowns as well as several long Tulane 61; Mtge' A and M. 6. 0 second game of their cards. fay in th Duke getting a slight edge on gains wisich not end.

in scores. Georgetown College 45; Union Norton was euccessful in trounc- ground gained. With beginning ,4, it His yellow hair, Unfettered by RnANDK ith ing, East Stone ap a score a 0 of the third quarter, however, South headgear, bobbed in and around a niversay We 4 of 3'2 tn 0, while the team from i Dakotaarbegan to tire. The day ernay.T"K"we maaeritte-of-Talan la sterneUrs es e--r, 7 Wee to Coeburn to lthe tune dthatatna "8 A beautiful 45 yard run in the Ufi C1----11----- Roanoke College 33' Guilford of 50 to 0. in the most "one-aided ossi-Trom-the west began tol feel second quarter gave the ggles Ji I.

ontet of th a -ATT THis IN College 9. cs I day in this sect on. I the heat. lone score when Pappen- ron 111- Jamestown College Big Stone Gap, playing St ng a 1 to bd South Dakota on uc own heimer zigzagged throuet the I College O. Paul, was able to win with a final a came in the second quarter after Greenie backs elude the 13ft fey a Coe 32; Iowa State Techers score of 32 to 0, and in the closest 4 Sam Buie of Winston-Salem, punted man with neat sidestepping and le, Hanover 7.

game of the day, Appalachia and out of bounds on his own 88 yard ethorpe 33 High Point line crossed the Olive and Blu Maroons At Peak of roe Con- line hen he was rushed by the Ogl; Columbia 27; Union (i L. B. a played a scoreless tie e.e, Coyotes. He got three more dition, Expected to Pro- through left guard. After 'Charlie cSyracuse 32; William and Mary U.

NET HOP ES vide Strenuous Oppo- Morrill um ill fbled and Herman Edson 2 I recovered for no gain, Giddley shot John Hopkins-14; Richmond 13 ARE BLASTED at salon a pass to aqorrill for 34 yitrds and fre touchdown. Morrill failed to make Virginia in the home -Los ANeizans, oes'. 6. ia.p) (Herald Courier Special) the place kek, when the pass from America's hopes for --turnieg back LEXINGTON, Va, Oct 6--The Center was bad. ithe stars of France in the Pacific 4 the Flying Squadron in a Roanoke College Maroons COTtle to In the fourth quarter the Blue Southweat tennis theenpionship die appeared toda Devils opened up an aerial attack when Henri Crcquet, 1 Lexington Saturday to tussle with Youell level that swept South Dakota off its French ranquet ace, defeated Alan 1 the last Center feet.

Vi ith the ball on South Pa- Herrington, of Hollywood, in Ins 1 seikley r. .7. Humphries game the ele dets will play before kota's eight yard line Buie' sematinals 9-7, 6-4, 6-3. As a re- Right Guard entertaining. passed over the goal line to Nick suit of the match Cochet will meet 6 II ilkillimeo coming day game October 20.

Coach Warren I a Patton of Durham for a second Henritze a fellow Frenchman, Christian Na Right Tackle Spruhan's warriors kppear to be touchdown. Buie made his place Bouseue, in the finale tomorrow. Cassidy Braylley particularly strong this year, and kick good. The third came shortly Mrs. May Sutton Bundy vet- esaaaeia aaaa the Cadet Coaches expect a hard afterward when Buie passed lo Right End eran racquet evielder of Santa Mon- .1 Haines for 30 yards and touchdown.

a r-N. if err Mauck a a McCall lea. flashed Into the finals of Rule fated to make a place kick the womenscsingles championship aa a Quarterback good The fourth came on a sue Littlejohn Neeley ahen she easily eliminated Mrs. 126L cession of passes 'Aft Halfback Chapin of Spring-felt, -a- i Farmer Kennedy mittisp arrre NIA 6 1 morrow she will meet Midge i apse- tt Gladman University of Southern Callforna foe first honors. Staggers Right Halfback Painter I LI 1 I II IRA 1 1 0 11 ILLINOIS SMOTHERS- it Ii Officers a Referee: Parridb, (a BRADLEY POLY 33-6 Hole (Carson-Newman).

1 4 .4 1 I a' 1 11110w10. 11 -S. so it I .,4, 6' 6-1. Tomorrow she 'ill meet Midge 411 -111114111011 A I i eGalaudtmornana S.outhern Milligilli uEATS ild I 11 (Herald Courier Special) EMORY, Oct. 6Emory and Henry College defeated Johnson City Teachers, in the next to title last nocturnal game of the season, 48 to 0:" The, Teachers resorted to passing offense which resulted in several material gains, but they were unable to put over a counter.

Peddle Jackson's Wasps game this year. The Wasps were somewhat off form, but the two offensive and Littlejohn were 'in old time form, both ripping pfr gain after gain. Harley Staggers, Wasps fullback, was also a condtant ground gainer. and Summary: H. (48) Teachers (0) Mackey.

GalloA ay Left End Loitto, White Left Tackle Baker Gordon Left (Herald Courier Special) EMOiRY, Oct. 6-Emory and Henry College defeated the John- son City Teachers, in the next to the 'last nocturnal game of the seation, 48 to The, Teachers re- sorted to passing offense which re- stilted in material gains, but they were unable to put over a counter. Coach Peddle Jeckson's Wasp Wanathelealatird--cons game this year. The Wasps were somewhat off form, but tbe two offensive and Little John were in old Hine form, both Harley ripping eft gain after gain. Staggers, Wasps fullback, was also a 'conetant ground gainer.

Li and Summary: IL' (48) Teachers (0) Mackey a Galloviay Left End Left Loitto a White Left Tackle Baker Gordon Guard ments. kBendidering Attack Passes such as eastern football fields never saw from the hands of Hume, the Texas verSiOn Of what "Red" Grange should have been, and the lithe 'captain, Sammy Reed. There were lateral pames, both single, -double and triple trick formations, and and sweeps that began any-where and endedin the same place. Through it all Army bewildered and always in danger of defeat, stuck I Lo the straight football, coupled orthodox paases, that carried thorn through to triumph. Although they scored' only twb tonehdawns arki failed to tie the score when Sprague blocked a drop kick try for point, the Methodists threatened in every period and strongest of all when but seconds remained or.the contest Desperate for more the Nustangs swooped down on the Army goal in a final assault that carried to the Cadet 16 yard I.ne and failed only whent Reed, brilliant all afternoon, slipped as he caught the last Pass and fell flat on his face with aclearfieldahead--tothe--goal7--- Becatise of Southern Methodist.

wide open game vvith the ball sailing free in the air most of the tree the tide of fortune BM ft ed with amazing rapidity. The MustangS took- Army's breath awaywith the speed of their tinst touchdown. After passing his way down the field, Hume tossed a lateral to Pincher, and his back. field mate dashed 15 yards acrbes the Army goal. After, the goal was klcked, Amiy oame back to tie the count, but the Methodists, still phesing- with startling ac: curacy, kept the-upper hand thru the remainder or the period.

PITTSBURGH WHIPS BETHANY 53 TO 0 PITTSBURGH, Oct. Jock Suthertand's University of Pittsburg- football -boyi came back today, after. rather poor showing last Saturday, and trounced Bethany. 53 to b. 'The Panther squad as a was giveu a chalice to show its wane, hilt the Bisons couldn't score against even the third and fourth teams.

Iosh Williams, a sophomore, and Chester -Wilps were the stars and big scorem-of- the Pitt crew, each accountiar for three touchdowns. Georgia Tech 11. 1.0. Harvard II; Springfield O. South Carolina 18: Virginia lg.

Maryland 19; 'North Carolina 26. South Carolina. 24; Virginia 13. W. and L.

(North Carolina State 6. V. 32: oHjpdefl Sydney 7. Clemson Alabama Poly O. Northwestern 14; Butler O.

Nebraska 1121, Iowa State 0. Oshkosh Teachers 27; Marquette (Mich.) Teachers O. Cornell 13; Ripon O. Knox Illino's Wesleyan 3. Indiana Central (Indianapolis) 31: Rose Poly 6.

Manchester Valparaiso 6. Augustana (Sioux Southern 19, Texas Christian University SiMmons University 3. U. S. C.

19; Oregon State O. University of California at Loa Angeles 32; California Tech Arkansas 21; College of Ozarks O. Lou Mena 19; Clark 6. Marquette' 19; Clarkson 7. Texas A.

and M. 69; Sewanee 0 L. S. 46; L. I.

O. Centenary 20; Daniel Baker 12 Beliot College 20; Northwestern College (Watertown) O. Iowa Reserves 13: Indiana Re. serves 7. Carthage 6: Augusta 20, Lincoln Illinois College 24.

Wheaton Elmhurst 19. Georgia Tech It; al- I. 0. Harvard 16; Springpeld 0. South Carolina 18; Virginia 12.

Maryland 19; 'North Carolina 28 South Carolina 24' Vir 1 nia 13 W. and L. 38- (North Carolina State 6. V. P.

82; Hampden Sydney 7. Clemson 6 0 th Butler Alabama Poly or weetern 14 'O. Nebraska ea Ioa State osh Teachers ere 27; Marquette i (Mch Teachers 0 Cornell 13; Ripon O. S' Knox 0, Wesleyan 3. Indiana Central (Indianapolis) 31: Rose Poly 6.

Manchester 7 Valparaleo 8 Augustana (Sioux I lealls) 0 Southern 19. I Te xas Christian a University 12 a Sinunone University 3. U. S. C.

19; Oregon State O. University of California at Los Angeles 82; California Tech Oa Arkansaa 21; College of Ozarks O. rails) 0: "ulluaLam 010 111C i Southern Normal 19. 1 Texas niversity SiMmons Universityli3. Polv 19: Clark Iowa Reserves 13 Indiana Re serves 1.

Cartha ge 8, Augusta 20, Lincoln Illinois College 24, Wheaton 0 Elmhurst 19 ,) 1 Last year V. AL. L. downed the Maroons without great difficulty, 32 to 0, but, in 1926 Roanoke one of the upsets of the, season by winning 13 7, two field goals bi4ng the margin of victory. In 1925 Cadet supporters the handwriting on the' wall when the Flying Squadron, due to the spectacular playing of "Windy White.

Was barely able to eke out a victory 17 to 14. The Cadets have been slow to round into their best 'form this season, whereas Roanoke has shown evidence of real power in its games with V. and Guilford, scoring on the Techmen for the first time In years and flashing- a overhead attack. Last year V. et.

L. downed. the Maroons without great difficulty, 32 to 0 but in 1926 Roanoke fur- nailed one of the upsets of the sea- son by winning 13 7, two field goals beng the margin of victory. In 1925 Cadet supporters the i th 11 th handwriting on wall a en Flying Squadron, due to the spec- tacular playing of "Windy White. was barely able 'to eke out a vie- I I 1 1 1 CLEMSON DEFEATS 6 TO 0 I I 'r 111Z11011' I Polytechnic Institute for its second victory in Imo years ths afternoon.

6 to O. Alter fIghting on even terms for three perods SOuth caroliniares backfield ace, crossed the Tiger's goal line in the fourth period for the only marker of the game. I Ar11.1."111.11www--- I I MMIORIAL STADIUM, Cham pal gn, Oct. Polytechnic. Institute of Peoria met and proved too strong tor the University of Illinois second string and Zuppke was forced to Insert his veterans to win, 33 to 6.

before an opening day crowd of today. Fritz Humbert. crack fullback, scored three of the Mini touchdodwns, Illinois completed 24 passes while completed none. The ran through the rine for a total of 161 yards copa to the total of 58 for the Peorians. It trm ediNt A I OM A TN TILE to win, oetore an oing day crowd of 25 000 today pen Fritz Humbert.

crack fullback, scored three of the Mini touch- dodwns, 0 Illinois cOmpleted 24 passes Bradley completed none The Min i ran through the rine for a total of 161 yards compa to the total of 158 for tne reorians. Milligan College swamped Mars Hill last night 18 to 0 in' a. fast, playM garoll Campbell, a former Johnson City 'player. was the outstanding Star of the game. making many long and terrific gains.

through the Mars Hill line, and counting for two of the three touohdowna This first night game at Milligan ended the Hoover celebration before a crowd iestimated at about three thousand football fans. PULASKI DOWNS CHRISTAI1SBURG "k141110Pn 21210 ruu4 fl rt 'through the Mars Hill tine, ana counting for two of the three touohdowns. This first night game at Milli- gan ended the Hoover celebration before a crowd iestimated at about three thousand football fans. PI It ASCI 1)(IWNS AtalurtN, Oct. aVrtson's powerful eleven turned Cik the Plainsmen.

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stronger offensive game Chris- Colorado Mines 13; Denver Un tiansburg high school defeated verity 14, Pulaski high- on the legion park Colorado 'Aggies 28; Oftlorad gridiron here', yesterday afternoon I Teachers by a score of fourteen to six, The Texas University 12; Texas Tee teams were evenly matched in de- O. fensive action. Christiansburg scor- Baylor Univers Ity 33: Trinit ing was by touch downs and goals, I University O. while Pulaski's outstanding University- of Washington .1 star, placed two field goals from Whitman O. twenty-' yard line Captain I Antleph 31; Cedarville 8.

Mitchell starred Alta vieltors: I Wabash 33; Central iNormal 4. The "galne was played in eleven I 4Cittio State el; Wlittenburg minute quarters with King Hall, Transylviuda Miami' 8. V. P.Z. referee, Allen' Hall.

Emory Syracuse and O. and Henry, umpire and Hoop, Duke ro; South Dakota 8. Christiansburg, head, rsonwriewman 0 Kentucky 8 Island Agriculture 7.. Colorado Mines 13; Denver University 14. Colorado Aggies Oftlorado Teachers O.

Texas University 12; Texas Tech 0- Baylor tnivers.ty 83, Trinity University O. University- of Washington. Whitman College, O. Antinph 31; Cedarville 6. Wabash 33; Central Normal 0.

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stronger offensive game Chris- Colorado Mines ti 13 i rienVer tiansburg high school defeated ver sity 114 Pulaski high- on the legion park Colorado Aggles 26; Oftlorado gridiron here yesterday afternoon Teachers O. u. ,4, ft, mile Tha Texan 'University 12: Texas Tech I CHICAGO, Oct. fr. A P) pirience took toll today as the veteran Chicago Cubs all but crushed.

the championship hopes of the rookie White Sox 3 to 2 to take a lead of three games fo one in the series for the city baseball title Tbe story of the defeat lies in the second tnning, when Faber, 'veteran of 18 camptdgns, temporarily, lost control and the green defense behind htm mum. bled all the Cubs -collection of three runs to cross the plate. CHICAGO, Oct. 6 (AP)Ex- perience took its toll today es he veteran Chicago Cubs all but )pes 1 to OTIS ball feat III 523 State St. Bristol I Al.