Bristol Herald Courier from Bristol, Tennessee • 10

.1 HE i3 RISTOL HERALD URIER, BRISTOL, Ictbarrta' Coach Praises As One Of Greatest Coming Backs Tr-NFIRST SECTION THE BRISTOL HERALDKaRIM, BRISTOL, SUNDAY MORNING, 192a )- 5 4 vER 4 FOR TIME 4 EA, TS---H A Alabama Praises Bristol Boy -A One Of Seek Grid Prestige Downs Greatest coming Backs Johnson i wa 1, 14 tin el rt egt rios a Tennessee ritlt rIps Pir HID GAMES JUNIOR Int ittalinri 1 rintir This Trio of Stars Expect to Give Syracuse 3Iany Victories This Year 'euse 31any This Trio of Stars to Give Syrs Victories This Year. CADET 01)))011TONIII OPENING PERIOD OF CONTEST Ty CADET gppollTll I 4.., 3 iiMI PI PLIMIIIIIIIII" i 11.1' bill IILLI ill Ul I nrni nn ric pn I I- LIIIIIU Ur TEST Defeat Marks First For Crimson TideinMiidern Football Almals Defeat Marks first tor Crimson Tide In ern Football Annals ---1 Score TwotTouchdowns And Extra Point To Beat Hilltoppers 13 To Neither Team Up To Uusual Standard; Smith Outstanding Score TWC) Touchdowns And Extra Point To Beet -(4-1- Hilltoppers 13 To Neither Team up To 3 :44 46, I Uusual Standard; Smith Outstanding BEATS DOKE' 810 0 TO THEIR 1ST GAME 1111' Illt IN- nr- ATP nuvr uuRE NOM, 1ST Anderson Street and Fifth In 6-6 Game; Jefferson Mowns 'Fairmount 19-0 Anderson Street and Fifth 1 .1 6 came; Jeffersonj Downs Fairmount 19-0 French Fumbles on Spra-' gue's Kick and Army Recovers; Pass Completed in 4th Down for lit Tally French Fumbles on Spra' 31(1, "A' gue's Kick and Army after- Recovers Pass Corn-. lly plete In 4th Down for 1 o. AIRI6' 1-14 A4 4 4s CFCIA lia 'pleted in 4th Down for r. .14, 1 1st Tally 6Eno GENERALS BOVINE') By MOUNTAINEERS GENE-81113 DOWNED BY MOUNTAINEEFb 11111111111.1111111111ttlIJ I Washington and Comes Out Loser.

of 22 to 0 Verdict ta 'sex. of 22 'a "8 04- 1 I it I 77A I 1 I 1 Navy Sc0re Comes In Period When Lloyd Recovers Ball After Punting It ANNApous, Oct. 20. (AP)-- Navy' lost its first game of the sieesoi, today, after losing three in a row, but tothorugn Navy -won 6 to 1 '4 to 0 from Duke the visitors from North Caroline, completely outplayed the Middies. Navy's score came in the second Lloyd kicked to Burie who fumbled on his 'own 24-yard line and Lloyd recovered the fumble and raced across the goal line but the referee had blown his whistle to kill the ball at the point of recovery.

A series of line bucks by Gannon and Bauer carried the ball to the four yard line where skirted far around right end 31 core the touchdown. Lloyd's attempt at the extra point from placement was made on a poor pass from center. In Then Ball the ree In" played second who line fumble ae but Whistle of re- ks by ball Lloyft nd I's at- a from Navy Score Comes In Opening Period, When Navy '7Score Comes in Period When Opening Recovers Ball runung ii Oct. 20. (AP)---- 1Tw inRt its first fame of the sieasorf today, after losing tnree in row, Dut alLnorugil vvat.

to 0 from Duke the visitors from NOTfl Camuna I bAYsistoca, i 4 s( 2K. r. fo is A''' 34.. .7. i'.

st ,,,:.0 i i ,,..,...4,,,,,, Battling to a 6 to 6 Ale on the Tennessee High School field yesterday morning, Anderson Street and Fifth Street em a i locked in a dual tie for first place honors in Che grammar school, conference. The game was one of the best played junior contests seen here-, in several years. Anderson Street jerked the game out of the Ere an the closing minutes of play, when a deterthined drive, starting from the forty yard ine, ended when 4.Red" Sparger plunged over tackle for a touch- down. Fifth Street scored early in the first half when Frank Morton trireittpted-ranalien---hettveonitla own fifty yard line and romped thirty yards before being pulled down. Tankersley end tor the remaining distance and a touchdown on the next play.

Anderson Street's touohdown came with three minutes to play, and immediately after Fifth Street 'bed repulsed an attack on her own five yard line Sparger tossed a pais' to Elwood Edwards from the forty yard lkie, and when the big end had been pulled down the ball rested on the four yard line. Spar gar went over on, the fourth down. Spareses kicking, pasting and running featured the game for Anderson Street, with Davidson in I the backfield, Starbuck, Baker, Cash, Green and Elwood Edwards Playing well in the line. Tankersley and O'Dell led the offensive for Fifth Street: with Morton, Pettigrew and Johnson playing f-n defensive games. Jefferson Wins 'With "'Atte Flick and two other revilers missing from the lineup, Fairmotmt took a 10 to 0' beating at the bands of an improved Jefferson School outfit on Tenneva Field yesterday roorn.ng EthowIng a better fighting spirit than was displayed in their kfirst game the Virginians puithed over two touchdowns and an extra point toa the first half, and added another touchdown in the second hail Hartsook trice carried the ball 'Lomas for Jefferson School, and Borah end, accounted for the othr Rands, at end.

Barker, at tackle, and Calhoun and E. Feather" in the backfield, played good games. Patrick, at fullback, was the outstanding player for Fairmount, hle consistent line plunging for practically all the ground gained by his team. defensive fames. jettereen Wins Waal Mak and two linetrp, Fairneo'ant took a 19 to 0' knthao; Tenneva Field sterda mom Ye ng Elhowlat a better fighting Mat was The sallared in ans puhed over their irat gam Virg nis twe touchdowns and an extra point ela tit fl re alf' arid added another touchdown in the second halt Hartsook teen: carried the aro as for Jefferson School, and Borah.

end, accounted for the oth- Cr er Rands, at end. Barker, at tackle, and Calhoun and Feather" in the backfield, play- rid good games. Patriok, at full- hack the outetanding player for Fatirniount, his consistent line I niting unt; Jig for practically all the ground ned by ale feeen gal TeBanntemetun: tHo is 6 etbo 0011 tti tee do tertlay morning, Anderson Street lockefl and Fifth Street. remained in a dual tie for first place bon- ors in Che granunar school con- and Fifth etreet farna3nea in a dual tie for first place hon- ors in itte granunar school con- ferenoe. The game was one of the best played junior contests seen severat the game out of the Ere an the closing min- Anderson Street jerked utes of play, when a determined I drive, sitartinsf from the in yard I a nclaA 4Ftecl" ina-rrer plunged over tackle for a touch- Fifth Street scored early in Due L1TZPL SIELLL WLIVII 1114.11S.

Int6mtpterrranaiten--- own flit yard line and romrped thirty yards before being touchdown clown. Tanxersiey sic.rtect end tor t.0 PlaY, the remaining distance and a on the next play i Anderson treet tou S's ohdown came. three minutes and immediately after Fifth Street 'had repulsed' in attack on her own five yard line. Sparger tossed a pa to Elwood Edwards from the ss forty yard line, and when the big end had been pulled do don the ball rested on the four yard line Spar gar went over on the fourth down. SPargar'n kicking, pasting running featured the game for Anderson Street, with Davidson.

in the baktield, Starbuck, Baker, Green and Elwood Edwards Caght PlaYing well in the line. Tanker- Dee the oertslye aleY and 011 led ff tigrew and Johnson layng for Fifth Street, wibh Morton, pet- pi tnit 4 I )r I 1 04 ,,,.4,.. -'41k. 7 CIILARLEISIICIC. 20 (AP) The Mountaineers of West Virginia hit their stride against Washing-: ton and Lee today, trampling the clash: Bantrug, Keefer and StumPp led the vibiou8 Mountaineer attack width hied through the General's line tor three touchdowns and fore- ed an automatic safety dn the final period by crowding a Washington punter back of the end zone.

Washington Lee was never able to maintain a steady attack and Virginia made frequent substitu- tons in the final period. ae the quarter neither team was able to score, but West Vir- glide's attack kept the Generals r' An attack carried the ball A to W. 1..8 13-yard line Keefer fumbled and the Generals recovered and punted out of danger. Fumbles on several other occasions benetitted the Generals. The West Virginia effort reax.lied its height In the second period.

The ball was advanced steadily by a 3erieA ot line plays and off tie smashes until Keefer went over for a toudtalown. A few minutes later Hartrug puted a 26-yard pass out of the air and crossed the line for another toulchclown. A place- meat kick failed after the firsi touchdown but sailed straight be. tween the bars after the second Hartrug shot off left end for a 85-yard gallop across the goal line for the third touchdown in Ali( second period and again goal wa. kicked.

In the tine' period '11E aountaineers gave the reserves an opportunity, making frequent stittition. After losing the ball new the goal line, the West Virgnis forwards rushed Thibodettu in making a punt, end the stepped oul' of the end zone to give the Noun- ') taineers ant automatic safety. West 'Virginia's varied attack As: never solved by the bewildered I teaint which could gtk started. The Mountaineers were ncv er at a disadvanta4e. ue a a eenee line Pleas and off taie ak toindown.

A few. minutes smashes until Keefer went over 1) ut the air and crossed the aoal line for another totrchclown. A place- later Hartrug pulled a 26-yard pass kick failed after the firsi men a touchdown but sailed straight be. tween the bars after' the isecond 1, Ha estruge shot off left end for a 35- ard gallop across the goal lin third for the touchdown in the period and' again goal secort kicked. In the final period L.E atountaineers gave the reserves an ty makdreg frequent sua, opportmei 41 stittition After losing lle ball new the goal line, the West arena in foenvande rushed Thtbodeau making a punt, and the stepped on of the end zone to give the aloun 01' taineers an, automatic safety.

west 'Virginia's varied attack 'ea: by the bewildered NV solv never ed could never 1 A 'Ia tesim which tarted The Mountainaers were noir ae er at a 20 (AP)--- West Virginia ast Washing-: trampling the and Stumpp talneer attack the General's erns and fore- dn the final Washington i zone. Wrish1 never able ty attack and tent substituneither team ut West Virthe Generals 4rrled the ball width hyped through the General's line 'tGr tnree tnuelukmns and tre- I ed an automatic safety dn the final iperlod by crowding a Washington punter hack of the end none. Wush- ington Lee was never able maintain a stead attack an Virginia made frequent substitu. tionn in the final period a. 4 the trst quarter neither tm ea was able to score, hut West ginia's attack kept the Generals An attaot ca4nried, -the bail to L's 13-yard line Keefer fumbled and the Generals recovered and punted out -of danger.

Fumbles on several other oceas on Is benetitted the Generale. ita beight hi the second Period. all was advanced ste Th by The West Virginia effort Bristol, High School's football team opened its home season on Tenneva Field yesterday afternoon by downing the Johnson City, Tenn, High School eleven to the tune of 13 to It was a good game as far aa games go, but was devoid of any real thrills from the standpoint of the spectator. Tetmmee Tallies Both teams confined themselves to straight football, intrspersed with frequent passes. City kicked off to Tennessee and less than five minutes later, after a short exohange of punts, the i locals-drove straight down the field -for--ttottchdowniSmithfinz yawning gap through left tackle for about fifteen, yards and a score after the visitorg had held tor two downs.

His attempted pass to Talbert for the extra point was The remainder of the half saw Tennmsee in Johnson City territory for the most part, and Weiler for the locals and White for Johnson City engaged in a punting duel, both averaging about lorty. yards on their kicks. Her. man Smith featured with some good running this iperiod. The Tennesseans came back strong in the last half, taking the kick-off and marching btraight down to the field to Johnson City 's seven yard line.

Here the visitors held like a stone well is White kicked- out of danger, but the locals again began a determined imaroh, ending when Smith crashed through tor another touchdown. 'Smith passed to Torbett for the extra, point. Johnson City Scores NOM eight minutes to play Johnson City began a drive of their own, with Keever and Abernathy finding the local line for many gains, and with Williams passing to Johnson twice in succession, each toss 'netting about twelve yards placed the ball on the local's four yard with four downs to go. Here the Tenneseens came through with perhaps their finest exhibition. of defensive Play this year, stopping the Hill-toppers four times in succession without a single gain, on the last play throwing- Keever for a two yard loss.

The ball went over, but in attempting to punt out of danger, Weiler's kick was blocked and recovered 'behind the goal linetwo points for the visitors. The game ended a few minutes later with the ball in possession of Tennessee on their own forty ylird line. To all indications neither team was up to their usual standard of play. Jonnson City did not put up thesame fight here as they did against Virginia High at Johnson City last week, inor did Tennemee come through with the same brand of ball they displayed in downing Kingsport High in Kingsport last week. Both teams registered nine first downs.

Lineup and summary: Tenn. (13) Johnson City (2) Talbert Johnson (c) Left End Lowe Morrison Left Tackle. McClellan Martineau Left Guard. Smith (c) Jennings Center, yason, -roeOte eztrasanthP letallent eu 10 ontt lr the minutes to eat Joimson City Scores natby finding the local line for rive of their own, with Keever and Abe r- Johnson Cl- ty began a drive wth Williams many gains, and i int to Jo wice in suc- cession, each toss 'nettin abo twelve yards loaned the ball on the local's four yard iine. with downs to four to.

Here the Tenn e- ans CAM, through with perhape their tinest of defensive play this year, the mu, toppers four times i succession ithout a sin le gain the last Iv, th in a aY row Keever for a two ard loan The ball wen over, but n. attempting to punt out of danger, Weller's kick wu blocked and recovered behind the goal line-two points for tbe visitors Me game ended a few min te later with the ball In possession of Tenne on. their own forty ard r-4- all indications neither team disadvantao was UP to their usual standard of play. son City I not put fight here they did as John up th against Virginia High at Johnson City last week, i nor did Tenne mee come through with the same brand of ball they displayed In downing ng Kingsport High in Kingsport last week. Both teams registered nine first downs Lineup and Team (le) John son City (2) et ea ar- Il Johnson (c) Left End --e Morrison Left Tackle.

McClellan a-. Martineau Smith (c) Jennings Left Guard. tr a Bristol, High School foot- ball team opened its home seasop on Termeva Field yesterday noon by downing the Johnson City, High the tu Schooleven to ne of 13 to 2 It was a goo 2111114 kit far lug gra hilt IVA II High School eleven to the tune of 13 to 2 It was a good game as far ea games go, but was devoid of any real thrills from the 1 taLtuluyulni, ox Luc typectutur. Teamessee Tallies Both' tam enflow thri ra football, inTrepersed to at ht with fronliAnt ys lo score arter the visitoril had held tor two downs. His attempted was The remainder of the pass to Taert for lb the extra point half saw Tennmsee In Johnson City territory for the most part, and Weiler for the locals and White for Johnson CitY engaged in a punting duel, both averaging about 'forty; yards on their kicks.

Her. man Smith featured with some good running this period. The Tennesseans came back strong in the last. half, taking the kick-off and niarching btrai ght down, to the field to Johnson se.ven yard line. Here the Irumulrs neld like a stone wall as W111 it.

'eked- out of danger, but I me dOCaltil again began a determined inaroh, ending when Smith crashed rio In ugn tor another touchdown. During the remainder of the game the Carolinians bested the Middies in every department of play and In the third. period, on a series of line bucks and passes, aided by a nine yard penalty, they tarried the ball to the one yard line. Murray bitelted it oved but fumbled and Navy recovered for a touchback. Duke presented a smooth running attack throughout the game and the Middies in this form attack.

Intercepted with this running attack at the line, a. pass hi- combination of Buie and Bosky entertained the 1,00 spectators with a threat at Navy's territory 14 throughout the final two periods. In vain Navy coaches ran substitutes into the backfield and atkha stone time, Navy's defense, its strongest point in the preceding games, failed to halt the Duke backs tO an appreciable extent. 'Score by periods: Navy 0 6 Duke 0 0 0 0-0 Scoring; Navy touchdowns, Lloyd. game Viiddies and ries of by a led the durray and Raa unning te and form this a pass Rasky vs with rritory Ar iods.

sub- at4h a ti se. Its sceding backs 0 0, 6 00 Duke presented a smooth running attac' throughout the game and youtgyaned the Middies in this form et attack Intercepted with this he line a pass running attack at bia combination of Buie and Reeky ertained the 1,00 spectators with ent a' threat at Navy's territory throughout the final two periods. In vain Navy coaches ran sub- stitutes into the backfield and at4h sa me time Navy's defense its ea, strongest point in the reeed-' failed to halt the Duke backs games, to an appreciable extent 'Score by periods: 6 0 0,0 IN Wry 0 0 0-0 Duke a 0 touchdowna.Lloyd. El; 9-0 Ghost't To (AP) ghost" led his over in the great was the for the to a phantom' captain the over the again took only downs his Barnes Virginia's Moody added the hi the end, line and SOPH HALF BACKS DECLARED WONDERS Former Bristol, Va: High Star Rims 98 Yards For Touchdown During -1 First Period' 4 Oct. 20.

(AP)An inspired Tennessee -football team, led by two great sophoAP)--- more halfbacks, McEver and Hack-. mane today scored the greatest triumph in Volunteer gridiron his- tory by defeating Alabama's Crimfrom These. youthful human dynamos wrought havoc to -Alabama ends and tackles, slashing and twisting thcpgh them for decve gains and passing to the last touchd down for victory, Little Bill Hicks, Big Tony Holm, Dave, Bradfield, Deal and little Sather all gained great yardage for the Crimson Tide, ramming through the -Vol forward wall free quently for fire downs, but when the great presented selfand that was frequently they- eithet fumbled or found Ten-place- nessee tacklers blocking their path at every A homecoming crowd of some 7,000 'augmented by several hundred Tennessee support-, era and the Vol band, saw, Pery haps, the most thrilling game ita recent Dixie football history. Both Alabama and Tennessee scored the first two minutes Of play, McEver running 98 yards from the kickoff and Alabama coming back with a counter on the fourth play following when Suther raced 50 yards across the goal Kne. It was the first time Tennessee and Alabama have played since 1914 and the first time the CrimL son Tide has met defeat on Its home field in modern football an Near the end (If the opening period, Slither dropped back to his own goal to punt and E'berdt, Tide center made a poor pasi.

Thayer I fell on the ball, baek of the goal for a' safety, the that later proved the deciding points. It was truly a sophomore vie() tory, so tar as Tennessee was conuoyd. eerned. With only two regulars of last reason in the game, the 0 second year men stood out ill great fashion, Thayer and FinneY I proving a constant thorn of de- perfection in the Ene while that sophomore combination of 1 Dodd, MeEver and Hackman, aided by the veteran Horner, battered down Afabama passes. ran the I ends and named themselves to host'' To an al Yie ----bAlabam a' To line from tackle.

to tackle was most effective, run ning flanks was super or and the Vol passing wa. more successful (AM although the first downs favored ia Mill- Alabama, 16 to 9. Wallace Wade had nothing but praises for Tennessee after the led his game. over The Alabama coach, speaking of In the the sophomore flashes of the Vol great backfield, said "my hats off to as the MtEver and Haolunan. and to the for the whole Tennessee team.

'Mese boats are two as great backs as I've to a ever seen. They justly 'won a hantom' s-reat -captain Tennessee (15) Alabasut (13) ted the Bugg Boykin, ver the Left End Iagain Thayer Sington at took Left Tackle, ry, only Johnson Hagler downs Left Guard his ef- Fiberdt Barnes Center irginia's Tripp Starling Moody Right Guard led the J. Johnson Clements Right Tackle in the Alley E. Smith ht end, Right End me and Dodd Hicks tne pl mural ay ItAMIN lug ILK-al Suther raced 50 yards across goal hne. mes It was the first t.ierie Ten na Al have la ed since and Alabama played 1914 and the first trate the Crana its son Tide has met defeat on 'home field in modern football an- ne ts, Near the end ef the opening period, Suther dro pp ed back hi own goal.

to ptint and Eberdt Tide center made poor pass Mayer fell on the ball aele of the goal for a' safety, tne that later proved the deciding Wanta It was truly a sophomore sic ss far a Tennessee was con- tory earned. With only two regulars 1 al the game the o. as reason i second ye ar men stood out ill fashion Th a Finney greate ae er an proving a constant thorn of de- I tensive perfectiese in the Erie while that sophomore combination of ht Dodd, McEeer and Hackman, aAd- battered ed by the veteran orner, down Arabama passes ran the es and ea nd passed themselves to riumpb, Ghost To To lino from tackle to tackle was most effective Tennessee 's run- ning flanks was supereor and the Vol passing wa. more succe ssful P)- although the first downs favored (A Mill- Alabama, 16 to 9. ghost Wallace Wade bad teething but led his pral ee after i the game.

for Tenn over The Alabama, coach, speaking of the so 'hotnore flastes of the Vol in the backfield, said 'my hats off to great was the MtEver and Haelunan and to the for the hole Tennessee team These boas are two as great backs I've ever seen They justly wo a to a phantom great battle." -a- captain Tennessee lessee (15) (13) the Bugg a Boykin- over the Left End again Thayer took Lett only Johnson Hagler downs Left Guard ae. his ef- Inlitiney Fiberut Barnes Center Virginia's Trial). Steatite a Right Guard Moody added the J. Johnson Clements Right Tackle in the Alley E. Smith en Right End line and Dodd Hicks SOPH HALFBACKS daat.

a Iva. wawa. 1 rh DELLAKEU WUNULKD Former Bristol, Va. High Star Runs 98 Yards For Touchdown DUTIn First touchdown 1.) ur in 41 -z First Ala 20 TUSCALOOSA: Oct (Ar)--Art inapireu Le11Ltv ball team, led by two great sopho- more halfbacks, McEver and Hack-. I Man, triumpn in vunteer.

griulluu 2112 1 1 ol 1 'tory by defeating' Alabama' Cri 1 I 1 These youthful human dynamos iiv UU HARVARD STADIUM CAMBruDGt, Oct. 20. (AP)An Array objective, first planned 33 year ago, was fins1Iy achieved here today when the Cadet football team gained its first victory over 'Harvard 15 to 0 in a game -fear el mson misCues. The game was the fourteenth the teamg have played since 1895 and in 13 of 'them the soldiers were able to score but a total at' six points. It took them less than that many minutef this afternoon to better that total.

Soon after Captain 'Bud" Sprague, the Amy tackle, who last yehr was given a place on the Associated Press all-American team, kicked off, the Harvard leader, fumbled a direct pass from his center and the ball was recovered by Perry, Army lineman, on the Crimson's 14 yard line. The Harvard line held superbly, 1 but on the down, with 20 yards to go, Cagle completed a long rase to Nave, the Army quartertackl and Murrel, the fullback, bit the Crimson center for the touchdown. French fumbled another pass from the center a few minutes later but his linemen were able to prevent a score. His ithird miacue, late in the first period, gave the Army a safety. French failed to hold another pass from the center and the ball rolled, behind the Harvard goal, Murrel, the Cadet 'fullback, fall' ng on it for the two point tally.

The second Army touchdown, in the 'second period, was an earned tally. The Cadets marched 15 yards up to within the shadow of the Crimson' posts. With the ball on Harvard's 20 yard line, the Cadets tried vainly to batter their way through', the Crimson line. Deciding 'that. this way wa blocked.

Nave hurled a long pass' to Messiner, who ieplaced Lynch at rght end. The latter received it on 'the one yard line and took a sinirla step to increase the Army's score Harvard was much stronger during the second half and was able to keep the Cadets from penetrating far In its territory, The Crimson attack, however, was ragged. and many times when Gillian, the sophomore quarterback, who the veteran Putnam early In the game. orDaveGuarnaccia, halfback, put the team on its way with a long run, some cog 'would slip the Harvard machine and the lost yardage would force French- to punt The Harvard against forward passing was woefully 'weak and every time the hard working linemen repulsed an Army attack, the Cadets took to the air and resumed-the march. The chart showed that Harvard outrushed Soldiers by 17 yards, the Crismson backs traveling 168 yards to the Cadets 151.

This feat however, was futile because the Army gained 78 yards on passes while Harvard stool still. Late in the 'first Sprague the Army leader, was Injured and forced to retire. He thad been a tower of strength in the Army- line and his absence permitted the Crimson backs to gain often but no for much yardage, throng-h the left side. Score by periods: Army 9 6 0 0-16 Harvard 0 0 0 0-0 Iginu late in the first period, gave the Army a safety, French failed to hold another peas from the center and the rolled, behind the al Muel the Cadet Harvard gorr, fullback, fall on it for the two point tally. Me, second Army touchdown, in the second period as an earned ''''''''Y The Cadets marched 7 5 ards up to within the shdow of the Crimson posts With the bill on Harvard's 20 vied line, the Cadets tried vainly to batter their way through', the Crimson lins Deolding 'that, this wey waa 'e blocke Nave hurled a long plum to Messiner who replaced Lynch at teed it on rght end.

The latter received tbe one yard line and took a single step to increase the Amy acne te e. Ha much stronger dur- s. second half and was able mg die fo keep the Cadets from penetrat- alg Crimson attack ho far in Its territory, The wever was rag- tie and man times when Gillian eie sophomore quarterback, who the veteran Putnam early In the or-Dave -Guarnacolse halfback, put the team on its way with a long run, tame cog would slip in the Harvard machine and the ost Id Yae age wou, orce renteh- to punt The Harvard defense" against every time the hard working forward passing was woefully 'weak an linemen repulsed an Arm attack, the Cadets took to the air and resumed-the march. The elm; showed that Harvard outrnahed Soldiers by 17 yards the Crismson backs traveling 168 yards to the Cadets 151. This feat however, was futile because 4' the A rtny gained 78 yards on passers while Harvard stool still.

Late In the 'first perael Sprague the Army leader -was injured and forced to retire. He anal been a tower of st th rength in Army line a ad hie absence permitted the Crimson backs to gain often, but no for much yardage, thrangt the left side. by Score periods; Army 9 6 0 0-16 leareard 0 0 0 0- 0 lginu 1' Tr A trxr A TIT1 RPkTITTlit A At. BruDGt, Mass Oct. 20.

(AP)An Ay objective, first planned 33 achieved vnrst 111711 wsut bere' today when the Cadet foot- I hall Aniasnot- ire inati firAt victory I -7 eattired by Crimson misdues. The game was the fourteenth the have ntaved since 1895 and I I las afternoon am kle, who last lace on the lerican team, re he Harvard pitea from all w- my lineman, tard line. eld upertbly wn, with g0 completed a the Army rel, the full- 2 center for REDUCE the -Cost of maintaining your truck by buying parts from us. We make a speolaity of truck parts and, by so doing, we are able to sell at low prices. "Everything for Auto" Twin City Auto Parts Co.

826 State Street 210 II IAIA1.01'S OF VIRGINIA Barnes "Gallopint Leads 'His Cadets Smashing Victory 'LEXINGTON, Oct 20. 4 Captain kb Barnes of Virginia the "galloping of the 'Flying Squadron, Cadets to a 9 to 0 triumph the University of Virginia annual elash between the two rives here today. It biggest of the year Old Domirdon The line 'that held Princeton scoreless Ue clutched at a today as tlitt. little Cadet thrust tlitmugh the line, skirted ends and, hurled ea-mites beads. Time and be broke away for gains that the bsdl into Virginia territory, to see the ball go over on In the final period, ef' fors not to be denied.

end for 15-yards to nine' yard line and passed to over Feel tine- Harner point from placement The Cadets scored early test period when Scott, right broke through the Virginia 'blocked a kick which Sloan and downed behind goal The Cavalier's struggled Vainly to overcome the lead but were conetantly forced to punt Ixhen unable to stage a sustalned drive. Barnes, aided by Hawkins and Hamer. Cadet backs, kept the ball In territory for the major part of the Fame. Each appeared able to sidestepping Cavaliers and wriggling through the line, but were unable to penetrate the goal. The V.

M. I line, was the biggrst outcharging the Cavaliers anj giving the light.but fast backs in bpporturtIty, The vicious tack. 111-4, at. one time fared Virginia ck to the one yard line where punted it to midfield. Quarterback Hackman Deal Left 'Halfback McEver Suther Right Halfbacks, Horner Holm Pullback Score by periods: Tennessee 9 IS 0 0-15 Alabama 7 0 0-13 Scaring Tennessee touchdowns; McEver, 2.

Point after toltch: down, Dodd. Safety, Thayer. Scoring Alabama touchdowns: Suther, Holm. Point after touchdown counted because of Referee ---Strupper (Ga. Tech.) Severance (Oberlin.) Field judge (Georgia.) IVead linesmanWesslinger (Cincinnati.) QUALITY IS UPPERMOST 7.,..

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and "Cki a guarantee materials, lit, and 4 finish of the higheseorder. And, in addition, we prom, lee yolt a prioe that 0, call right. 63, 1 We Bmla Truck Bodies 1.44.-Nu ItccAy7iind Fender Repairing 'INTESTATE BODY WORKS Ninth Of $tate--, Phone 54; NEBIIIISKA IIINS OVER SYRACUSE CLIUNCOLN, Oct. 20 (AIP)--- Capitalizing Stevens in the first period, Nebraska today defeated Syracuse, I to 6, in an thmPOTtantintersectional game. Wrhen the game ended the Corn Huskens were within five yards of 'another Boors Led by Captain Hal, ayInger, who kived tip to advance press notices, the Now Yorker soorea in the second period by a pass, qeparstnger to Lewis.

Loucks tailed his placement kick to tie the score. Syracuse continuakly threatned Mit forward passes. SPORTS-- BAYLOR BREAKS CENTENARY'S LUCK SHRETEPORT, Oct. 20. (AP) winning streak.

of two Tears durattori an broken here today when paylor University of Waco, the dope' to defeat the Gent 22 to 7, The Centenary eleven was completely outplayed and a fadeout after winning 14 'conesctitive games this Year and lest.if Played to a standstill in the first quarter, saw their chances topple In the 'second quarter when Weir Wash arn, quarterback of the Ilears broke through for a touchdown 'after two long runs by Gilliland- bad pia Ced -the-ball in- scoring' FOOTI3ALL Tennessee 18. Pnory 21; Roanoke 6. Lenoir-Rhyne 14; King 6. V. M.I Virginins.

O. Vanderbilt 13; Tulane 6. North Carolina 14; V. P. 16.

Kentucky Wesleyan Centre 0. Florida Mercer O. Minn. 33; Chicago 7. Oberlin Case IL 58; Marshall 0, Navy Duke O.

Ohio State 19; Michigan T. Miss. Ag. La. State IL Georgia Tech 18: Notre Dame O.

Davis Elkins 12; Quentin Ma. 12. Northwestern Kentucky O. Illinois 13; Indiana 7. St.

Bonaventure 14; John Car. 12. Villanova New York Age. O. Amherst 19; Manilltcrn Minn.

Reserves 22; D. Wes. 14. Simpson 18; Cornell 7. North.

Col. Houghton Col. 7. Lawrence 15; Lake Forest 7. New York U.

48; Rutgers O. Stevens Pt. 25; Stout Inst. 7. -I Superior 26; La Crosse O.

Monmouth 21; I1L College 7. Shurtleff West. State O. La. College 18: La.

Normal 6. Utah Colorado Age. O. Texas Texas Univ. 6.

Texas Tech MoNlurry O. Lynchburg 12; Guilford 6 Mich. Jun. Var. O.

S. var. O. O. Wee.

12; Miami O. Union 22; Woonter 13. Yale Fresh. Exeter O. Richmond 34; Elon O.

S. M. T.1. 23; Rice Institute 13. U.

of Arkansas Texas 30 W. Teach. 19; Middle Teach. O. Columbia Stambrose 7.

Luther 26; Upper Iowa 6. Morningside S.D. Univ. O. Centenary Baylor 28.

Layola (Chi.) 26; Lambardo 0, Nebraska Syracuse 6. Iowa 61; Ripon 6. 24; 0, Georgetown Wabash 8. Butler 40: Central Normal O. Missouri 28; Iowa State 19.

4 of Ohio 65; CinCinnati O. Rhode Island Naval Train. O. Wesleyan 14; Rochester 13. Elmhurst 441 Aurora O.

Valparaiso 12; III. Teachers 6. Iowa Wesleyan 20; Central 0. Southern O. "Sowanee 38; Cumberland O.

Auburn 0: Atississippi 19, Wennison Muskegon O. St. Johns 0, Ind. Re 13 Ill Re, 12. Holy Cross 13; Fordham 19.

FranklinZiar. Muhlenberg 8, Military Acad. Dickinson 19. Swarthmore 87; Susquehanna 7. Providence la; Manhattan 7.

19: Jonesboro Col. 14, Charleston Teach Teach. South. Col Springhill O. Spear Normal North.

Nor. O. Western Reserve 45; Hiram 0: Akron 8: Kent 6. Hampden-Sid 12; Rutherford 0, Superior 26; Lacrosse Nor. O.

W. Va. 22; W.214 O. South Sioux Falls 6. Wisconsin 19; Purdue 11), Southwestern 13; Union 6.

Wittenberg Marshall 6. Union Vermont Poun 14; Penn State O. beethorpi St. Xavir 9, Bowdoin 12. Princeton 47; Lehigh O.

New liampohire 0: 'NI al T. I Here are three stirs of the Syrasause football eieveni, who may give that institution some of tlhe football preetige that Ins 14rs a few years back when Chick Meehan, present New York thriVersity ooach, was In charge. Hal 33aysinger captain and quarterback, Is one of the slickest open field runners tin the east and also happens ot be very accurate power. Sam Sebo, the young man who earns his way through college by Minding a child at night near the comp" Is a hard-runninit halfback. Joe Novek is a sophomore guard, 'weighing .191 pounds, who Is playing SCORES Carnegie 11); 'Wash Jeff O.

Lebanon Valley Mt St. Mary O. Temple 12; Albright O. St. Joseph 19; Cooper Union I.

Georgetown 34; W. Va. Wee. 7. Maryland West Maryland 6.

Marquette 21; Okla. AAA( O. St. L. IL 11; Rolla Miners 7.

Colgate 16; Michige, State O. Wisconsin 11; Ptutue 19,, Oklahoma Creighte O. Nebraska Syracuse I. Iowa 61; Rkpon 6. Missouri 28; 'ewe, State 19.

U. of Ohio 65; Cincinnati O. Conn Wesleyan 14: Rochester 13. Sewanee 28: Cumberland Wisconsin El 20; rOsbkosh 6. River Palls Teadh.

20 Milwaukee 0 Luther 26; Upper Iowa 6. Centenary Baylor. 28. Earlham 7: Franklin O. Manchester College O.

Northland Col, 0: Houghton O. California II O. Oregon 27; Washington O. Wash. State Oregon State 7.

Col. of Pac. Nevada 6. Huron Col. Columbus Col.

O. la, Teach. Coltege 40; Penn. O. North Central 25; Wheaton O.

Knox 20; Beloit 12. Bucknell Lalrayette O. Brooklyn Got L. Univ. O.

Lowell Textile Ags O. Duquesne Loyola (Md) O. Colby 12; Worchester Poly 6. WHlittms 26; Rensselaer 7. C.

C. NY 26; Drexel 6. Dannouth 21; Columbia 7. Boston Univ. 7: Bates O.

Pittsbhrgh 29; O. U. of Detroit 27; Loyola (N. 0 Kttnsas Kahsas Ags O. Colo.

Univ 39: Colo. Mines O. Colo. Col. 18; Univ.

of Denver 13. Arts, Teach. 12; of N. Mex. O.

Hanover Rose Poly O. Carleton 26. St. Olof O. Bradley 12; Augusta, Ill.

0. St Vistors 30; Ill. State Nor, 6. Hamlin Gustavus Adolphus 6. North Dak Age 10; St.

Thomas O. OVER V11 AND J. prrinaunoka, Oct. 20 (A113) Washington 'and Jefferson went down to defeat before Carnegie Tech here today, 19 to 0 after making a aldant stand against a heavier and better reaervi team. It was the second time in 17 years that Carnegie defeated the PresiCaptain Harpater of Carnegie was the outstanding ear of the game, making two of the three Skibo touchdowns.

PENNSYLVANIA BEATS STATE COLLEGE '14-0 M.wilWmodiwl11 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20. (AP) The University of Pennsylvania football learn continued its victorious career today by defeating Pennsylvania state College 14 to O. pennsylvanla made a touchdown in each of the first two periods: The spectacular feature was a 70- yard run for a touchdown by Captain paul Betel after intercepting a 'ottani ti.ttle 31' P1101 BEATS 115E TEAM 14-0 Game VVell Played And Full Of Thrills (Herald Courier Special) T. PAJUL, Oct.

Paul High defeated the Wise High team on the local lot this afternoon by the score of 24 to O. St. Paul got advantage iln most of the breaks of the game. Recovering their own punt on two occasions, as well tug fatting possession of the ball on several occasions. By the fumble rout, St.

Paul trade five first downs to four for the visitors. The most exciting feature of the game was when S. Jesse recovered a tumble and raced. 55 yards for a touchdown, late in the Erst quarter. It will be remembered St.

Pau' and Wise Played to a 13-18 tie on. the Wise field last year. The lineup: Paul (24) Wise (0) Position Ramsey Kiaer, G. Left. End Wise (0) Webb.

'(C) Kiser Left Tackle Kiser A W. Givens. H. Left Guard Heicton, C. F.

C. Center Morris Roberts Right Guard' Kiser Rght Guard kiser Fraley Right srackle Right' End Fletcher (C) SiemP Quarterback Addington Johnson Left Halfback Jesse Freeman Right Halfback Smith Nash Fullback Substitutions: St. Paul Meade for Ramsey; Evans tor Meade: Patterson for EVIIIIS; Ramsey for Patterson. WiseAddington for Freeman: Wheatley for Roberts; Smith for It Givens. Referee Sibley (Virginia.) Uropire-v-Sanders (Centre).

IdeadlinesmanGose (E. and TimekeepersEllington and Richmond. Searbg touchdownsRarrusey, ease, G. Kiser and Fletcher. Score by periods: St, Paul: 12, 12, 04 0-21; Wise: 0, 0, 0-0.

ALLEGHENY COLLGE IS BEATEN 29-0 Oct. 20. (AP) Allegheny College bruised somewhat and lost a football game 29 to 0 in combat 'with the University of Pittsburgh here 'today. Eight thousand fans r-Sa the contest The Methodists furnished real rurvine Right Guard. Neil M.

Gouge Right Tackle. Torbett Donnelly Right End. 4 I. Talbert Keever Quarterback Weiler White Left Halfback. Gore McNeil Right Ha)fback.

H. Smith Williams Fullback. Referee: Dave Tech; UMpire; Harry Parrish, V. P. Head Linesman: Clay Easterly, E.

T. S. T. C. Timer L.

Keever, Johnson City High School. SUB QUARTER FUTURES SEINANEE'S SEWANEE, Oct. 20. (AP) 1--Cin the flying feet of a 148-lb. substitute quarterback, Sewanee's Purple Tigers rode to a crushing victory over the light Cumberland University Crimsons here today.

The score was 28 to O. Exhibiting sustained drives in the opening periods, with Schooltfield, Autin and Bean, each scoring a touchdown: Sewanee piled 1 up a lead that wade victory certain, but it was Boyd, the sub quarter, who sent the total soaring Boys replaced Autin lit the period, and before the 'crimson was aware at. tne Change, be had slashed down the field for a touchdown. A moment or taro later be bad crossed the Crimson line again, then to make the vict9ry more certain ripped away or a third counter. His three touchdowns were snored on runs of 80.

40 and 20 yards, competition In the second half of the fray. holding the Sutherland coached Pitt squad to one toucht down afterthe Panther had registered three--six-pointers in the opening half. A safety also added to Pitt's score. 4 SIILAX AND TIE INGOLF Marion is Second in Tour ney.Held at Saltville SALTVITTAT4F, Oct. 20-0c1 teams from Abingdon, Manion, (la lax, and Saltville 'participated golf tournament here today for Galax and Saltville team tied of first place with scores 844.

The team from Marion wa next in order with Aldngdon mak ing the poorest showing of four. E. C. Lennox of Galax was VA outstanding player of the tourno ment, making a score of 80, th lowest of the day. C.

H. "Whitema, of Ss atoille was second, runnIn Mr. ILen.nox a close race with score of 82. Others low scorct were P. L.

Davis of Abingdon nxit 61 and C. T. Culbert of Mit with The tournament was 'played the course of the Saltville Golf Olu and lamtheon was served afterwer by the ladies of the club at home of Mrs. E. A.

Hulls. PART5 FUR TRUCKS -4-gvisootor-71 NOvtit ea telor, Here are three stirs of the Barsause football eievene who may give that institution, some ct the football preetige that years when Chick Meehan, present New York Unil.17ersittrilly ma ach was in charge. Hal Baysinger. captain and quarterback, As one et the el slickest open field runners in the east and also happens ot be a very accurate Sam Sebo, the young man who earns his way pewee, through college y' minding a a nght near the eatnnt le. ill a th ll idi hild i hard-runnina balfback.

Joe Novek le sopbotnore guard, 'weighing .197 who is playing i Tennessee 13. 7- Carnegie 11; Wash Jeff- O. ee Lebanon Valley OS Mt St. Mary O. Emory 21; Roanoke 6.

Temple Albright O. Lenoir-Rhyne 14; King St Joseph 19; Cooper 'M ti imi a a I V. M. I. IL Georgetown 34; W.

Va. Wes. 7, 7 1 13. Tul 6 Maryland Vanderbilt ane ary 13; West Maryland 6, I 16 Marquette 2I Okla. AAA( 0 North Carolina 14, V.

P. Kentucky Wesleyan 6: Centre St. IL II; Rolla Mineral ate 16; Ifichige State 0 fiT, niiii. Buis t' luisE I Florida 73 Mercer Colgate 1 Minn. 33; Chicago 7.

Wisconsin 11; Purdue 19. JI, rH ar Oklahoma 7' Creighte 11 Bnes "Galloping Oberlin 15 Case 6. silLgx -Tenn 56, Marshall 0, breaks 7, Syracuse I. AND SAL1-1111 Cadets Iowa 61. Ripon 6 Pe 8 1 'Navy Du 0., EJI i 0 Missouri 28; 'awl- State IL h.

Victory Ohio State 19 Michigan 7. I Miss. Ag. La State IL U. Of Ohio 65; Cincinnati 01.

Tech 13' Notre Dame 0, Conn Wesle3ran 14: Rochester 13 'ea ea. Georgia ec Gam wen riayed And 'LEXINGTON, ya, Oct 20. Davis Elkins 12; Quantico Ma. 12. Sewanee 28: Cumberland '0 Wisconsin 20.

6 Full Of Th II Certain kb Barnes of Virginia Northwestern Kentucky O. ri Northland St Bonaventure I etitute the galloping Illinois Ila Indiana 7. River Palls Teadh 20 Milwaukee 0 Marion is Second in our tary 14: Jahn Car it Luther 26; Upper Iowa 6. (Heratd of tate Flying Se Counter Special) 'ney. id a Saltville Villanova New York Age, O.

Centenary Baylor. 28 A Cadets, to a 9 to 0 'triumph Amherst 19; blatant 0 Earlh kli. "se Oct. 2 am Frann Paul High defeated the Wipe High SALTVITT. Minn.

Reserves 22; D. Wes. 14. Manohester 20; -Amer, College O. team ca the local lot this after- lanl Va Oct 0--Ge the of Virginia annual dash between the two Simpson 18; Cornell 7.

No rt Col 0 Houghton O. noon by the score of 24 to O. St teams from Abingdon Marlon, era riven here today. It North Col. Houghton Col.

'I. California 11 a O. Paul got advantage 0la moat at of lax, and tialtvIlle particiaated al 1 biggest upset of the year Lawrence 15; Lake Forest 7. Oregon 27; Washington 0. the breaks of the game.

Recover- golf tournament here today il whale for Galax and Saltville team Old Domirdon New York U. 48; Rutgers O. State Oregon State 7, ing their own Punt on two ooca- Ti line 'that held Princeton Stevens Pt. 25; Stout 7 Col. of Pac.

Nevada 6. well Mons, a aa tatting posses- tied of first place with scoree 1 careless tie clutched at a 344. The team from, Marion wa Superior 26; La Crosse Huron Col Columbus Col. Oe sion of the ball on several as the little Cadet Monmouth 21; Ill. College 7.

Ise, Teach, College 40; Penn. Biome By the fumble rout, St. a' next in order Abingdon mak three through the line, skirted Shurtleff West State O. North Central 25; Wheaton 0. Paul enlIde five first downs to four urvale ei Simmons ing the poorest showing of ends hurled passes La College 18: La Normal 6.

Knox 20; Beloit 12 for the visitors. The most eirolting a. a II" Right Guard. four. Cavalier's beads.

Time and Utah Colorado Aga O. Bucknell Latrayette feature of the game when S. M. Gouge E. Lennox of Gaiax was tai broke away for gains that be tt Texas AM Texas Univ.

6. Brooklyn Got L. Univ. O. Jesse recovered a tumble 'and raced Right Tackle, outstanding player of the the ball into Virginia territory, go over Texas Tech Mcalurry O.

Lowell Textile 0 Ags O. 55 yards for hd Torbett a Donnelly men, making a score of 80, to see the ball a ouc own, late in ll 'on 4 the day lowest of "Whiteme Lyncliburg 12; Guilford 6 Duquesne Loyola (Md) 11. the faeat quarter It will be re- Right End ee ebe. final period, bowever; Mich. Jun.

Var. O. S. var. a Colby 12; Worchester Poly 6.

membered St. Pau' and Wise Wee 12 Miami 0 I I. Talbert a-- Keever of Saltaille was second, runnel fors not to be denied. a sat- WHIlams 26; Rensselaer 7. ed to a 13-13 tie ea the Wise field Quarterback adr.

Lennox a close race with Itirted end for 15-yards to t0 Union 22 Wooster 13 C. C. NY 26; Drexel 6. last year Weiler -White score of 82 Others low soret yard line and pl Dannouth 21; Columbia 7. nine amed to Yale Fresh.

Exeter O. The lineup: Left Halfback. were P. L. Davis of Abingdon vial, tine- Harner over Richmond 34; Elon O.

Bostop Univ. Bates O. St. Paul (24) Gore 3,1 cNell Wise (0) 67 and C. T.

Culbert of Mato saaseta point from placement S. M. II. 23; Rice Institute 18. Pittsbargh 29; Allegheny O.

position Right Haithacke with 86 The Cadets scored early U. of Arkansas Texas 30 IL of Detroit 27; jeoyola (N. Oa 0 Ramsey Webb. (C H. Smith a Williams tournament splayed first period when Scott right nurR W.

Columbia Stambrose 7 Teach. 19; Middle Teach. O. Ke Colo llam Katisas Age a Univ 39: Colo. Mines 0 Kesel.

G. Left End was Fullback broke through the Virginia Georg the course of the Saltville Greif Clu Referee Dave bloeked a kick which Sloan re- Quarterback NEBRASKA -1111Ns colo. Col. 18; Univ. ot Denver 13.

a a Kiser Umpire Harry Parrish and luntbeon waa served a covered fterwer Luther 26; Upper Iowa 6. Left Tackle Tech; and downed behind goal Hackman Deal by the ladiea of the club at ta line Morningside S. D. Univ. O.

Aria Teach. 12; It of N. Mex O. Kiser ate. P.

Head Linesman: Clay East- Cavalier's struggled Vainly Left Halfback Centenary 7 anylor 28. Hanover Rose Poly Left Givens, H. 1 er T. S. T.

C. Timer Kee- home Of Mira E. A. Hulls. to overcome the lead but were con- McEver Strther line lChi.) 24 Layoa Lambardo 0 Carleton 26 St Olof ver John son City High School Hexton, C.

Gi a etantly forced to punt 'hen unable Right Halfbacla vense re Gemateactemesmatammemme, Bradley 12; Augusta, Ill 0 stage a sustained drive Homer .1.. Helm Nebraska '7; Syracuse 6. Center St Viators 30 Ill State Nor. 6. Morris 01INODIAN, Oct.

20 (Alia)--- Iowa 61; Ripon 6. PAR Har T5 Roberta Parma aided by Hawkins and pullback Hamli 7 Adl Gusavus ophus 6. Capdtallxing Stevens in the Coe 24; Carroll 0, Rlght Guard' SOO QUILEITEA IIIITUDES rier. Cadet backs kept the ball Score by perioda North Dak Age 10; St Thomas O. leleer first periled, Nebraska today George 0 town 0.

Wabash 8. in territory for the major Tennessee a 9 6 0 0-15 Fraley I 40' Central Normal Ri ta er Tackle. IS 1 FAIR TRUC (5 old Syraouse 7 to 6 in an am- part of the gains Each appeared Alabama 7 0 0-43 Missouri 28; Iowa State 19. RI unningham i. able to gable- sidestePpilig, Cavaliers Scaring touchdowns; game When Ita Ohio' 6V- Cirielnnatt Oa-a' ght End liflhl end wriggling through the line but McEver 2.

Point after tohch: the game ended the Corn Husker Rh Island Naval Train. a I Fletche-r (C) Slemp unable to penetrate the goat down, 'Dodd, Safety, Thayer. Seer- were 'within five yards at 'another were Wesleyan 14; Rochester 13. Quart erback SEWANEE, Oct. 20.

(AP) Er, The M- I Aine- was tbe biggpst ing Alabarna touclidoWna: Suther, Boors Elmhurst 441 AurOnt O. Addington aean the flying feet of a 148-1b. III j) staprisea outcharging the Cavaliers Hone. Point a touchdown Led by Ca i a vtana Hal Baynger I 1, Johnson Valparaiso' 12; Ill. Teaehere 6.

Left Halfback substitute quarterback, Sewanee's rin, ii an iving the light but fat backs counted bcu otte Referee who need sease ad. 'k up to advance ress no p- lowa Wesleyan 20; Central O. Jess a Freeman Purple Tigers rode to a crusthing 1, a eeeee vict in bpporturette The vicious tack- ---Strupper (Ga. Tech.) Umpire- ticea, the Now Yonkers scored in the Southera 0. Oct 20 aP)- RI ght Halfback ory over th light Cumberland Reg' at, one time fotced Virginia Severance (Oberlin Field judge second eGn periled bY a Paaa 4'ParJInger Sawance 88; Cumberland O.

Washalgton an Jefferson went Senith University Crimsons here toda Irel lvck to the one yarcl where ---Clanningham (Georgia) ead to Lewis. Loucks tailed An his Nash lit i si i 19 Allburn Ise pp Fullbaok The score was S8 to O. --etea a ceael' punted it to midfield. linesmane-Wesslinger (Cinchulati) tplacement kink to tie the dowel 0r defeat before Ztarnegie 0.e..,, Wennison Muskegon a Stibstitutio sustained drives 77---- 113 St. Paul-- Meade Exhibitin in the ee al ynec, eon 1.

ylkill 37 St. Johns 0 Schu e. Teich hee today 19 to 0 after mak- rrse opening periods, with Schookne I. a use tinua)ly threatened ing a valiant atand against a for Ra heave. for Meade; welt forward passes Ind.

Re. ,13 lit Re, 12. Patterson QUALITY IS UPPERMOST Holy SPOIRTS--- et' and better reeervi team It Holy Cross 13; Eordham ,19, Patterson. erson for -Eviins; Harneey for Autin and Bean, each scoring a the second time In 47 years that Wise-- Addin for touchaownASewanee piled up a REDUCE the-Cost of Franklin-Mar. Muhlenberg 8, Freeman; Wile ti 8.

4)n lead that naide victory certain, but a' ey for Roberts' maintainin in auto top work It Carnegie defeated the Presi- BAYLOR BREAKS Military Acad. Dickinson 19. Smith for It ai, it was Boyd, the sub quarter, who a'. 0 illp ,5 Is apparent la the appear- Swarthmore Susq 37; uehanna T. dents.

Sibley (Virginia. ens. Referee-- truck by 1 nt the tal soaring to skyward: el CENTENARY'S LUCK Captain Hamster of Carnegie was se Um I a rea- anders parts from us We I stave of the work we do Providence la; 7. eg (Centre). lieedli Boys replaced Allan in f'nal "1 1 nearnan ose (le make a specie ty of lombuth 19: Jonesboro Cot 14, the outatanding ear of the game, and TI period, and before the 'Crimson as mekeepers---Ellington truck parts and and in the service Which 0 making two of the three Skibo a top installed by ini will, SHREVEPORT, Lae Oct.

20. (AP) Charleston Teach 19ealnel. Teach aware pe. eane he had tne ag, a touchdowns, and Richmond. Score touch- so doing, we are able eel- it rin hill 0 a render.

We rebuild and re- 1, -Centenary winning strealt of two Col ta a downs-rieurusey, 3 slashed down the field for a i to sell at low prices 4'le, top any type of and Steam duration i Was broken here to- Spear Normal lia North. Nor. O. touchdown. A moment or tare cki 1Niareay, guarantee materials tit, and 4 "li Waco day when Beeler.

University of 'Western Reserve 45; Hiram 0: and Fletcher, Score by periods' PENNSYLVANIA BEATS aid' 12 '19 0 later be 0 I Wise: "Ever the bad crossed the Crimson Everything for Mags. .4. Texaatupset the dope to de- Akron 8 Kent 6 Lne again, then to make the vic- 4 1 And, in 'fr inh of the lbet order addition, we prom feat the Gent Gents. 23 to 7 The Hampden-Sid 12 -Rutherford 0, STATE COLLEGE 14-4) '1 13, cl---0. Auto tory more certain ripped away or la tv isee yoli a price that aote'll Centenary eleen was, completely Superior 26; Lacrosse Nor.

0. a third counter. His three toucla. eau eight '5 outplayed and 'did a fadeout after W. Va.

22; Willa O. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20. (AP)- ALLEGHENY COLLGE downs were 'snored on runs of 80 Twin City Auto winning 14 'cariescutive games this South Teach. '11: Sioux Falls 6. The University Of Pennsylvania IS BEATEN yards '29 0 40 and 20 Co a Parts 4 cpo We Build Truck Bodies yestr and lasta Witaonnin 19; Purdue 11, football team coatinued its victor- i Played to In the first Southwestern 13; Union 6.

ipus career today by defeating sea State Street 1 Body and quarter, theiGente saw their chances Wittenberg Marshall 6. Pennsylvania State College '14 to O. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20, (AP)- competition in the second half of I'hone 210 0 topple in the 'second quarter when Union-il- Vermont, Pennsylvania made a touchdown Allegheny College avas bruised some- the fray, holding the Sutherland 'INTESTATE BODY- WORKS Weir Washam, quarterback the Penn 14; Penn State O. in each of the first two periods what and lost a football' game 29 to coached Pitt squad to one touche 4 4 1 0 Bears, brokettrouga for a touch- e.

Oglethorpe St. Xav4r 11. The spectacular feature was a 70- lk in combat with the University down after the Panther had regis- 0 a Nirth St u3t ta 7-, Phone 54' 0 locus after two long rune by Gillie Bowden 1S. 1 rur for a touchdo i wn Cap of Pittsburgh here today, Eight tered three six-pointers in the open fans '-saw the a land hid PlaCedathe ball in peering-e. 'Princeton 47; Lehigh 0, 'Cain' Paul Seidl after intercepting a thousana contest.

ing half A minty also added to ea' ea ilk position. New liampfh ire 0 Maine 7. lama Saele Me Methodists furnished real Pate score. a a.