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urnamen The Last Roundup! Being Herbert Barker's Final Review Of Amazing Football Season 4 TENS DIVIDING SOUTHERN LAURELS PRO nnounc APS1111 IRWIN Is CHAMPION I r- 7 THE BRISTOL HERALD COURIER, BRISTOL, VIRGINIA-TENNESSEE. t. 'MONDAY; MORNING; DECEMBER 4 9 4933, "If 1. 1, op $., mi 0 I 4 11 OF 0 41. Rose 4 owl pp 'Lent.

Announced 1 -EINE cousiDEDEn The lAs't Roundup! Being Herbert i 4 TEAMS DIVIDING PRO FOOTBALL; itHsofi riatrAllArl le 0 Fis Ina flu' DV A eview mazing Football SOUTHERN LAIIIIELS BED CIIIIM PI ON 1: I nnn Trt orrnii ir ''1, Now Tom Dec. (Ap) Standings of the National, Football League. including today's games fol. low ITestern- Section Team, W. L.

Tied. Pet. Chirs2O 'Bears 9 2 1 .818 Portmnouth I 0 )545 Green 1 Cincinnati 6 .333 Chi. Cardinals ..1 1 .100 ---olit-h7- 0 I 0 44 1 Green 6 I .,4,15 Cincinnati .3 6 .213 Cht ardinal 4 1 9., 1 .100 Now Dec. (AP) Standings of the National, Football League.

inc. luding today's games Section Team, W. L. Pct. BLUEFIELD COLLEGE IS EAST'S LEADING SCORER N2DW TOM- Dec.

IL' (AP)Pete Young of BluerieldCollege won Om indiVidulat tscoring title of eastern football during the ieason JUSt I closed, scoring points in nine giVMell The nearest rival wats Argue -Winter of Davis and Elldna with 111. Whitey. Ratndour of Villanova led the players from major' 'oolleges with IS Young. scored the moat touchdowns. 18.

and 'Finney of Davis and Elldns kicked the, most extra points. 26, three more' than, Roe of Bluefield. Bill Cava. naugh of Villanova, Red Weiner of Mtahlenberg and Newt Wilder of Columbia booted three field goals apiece. with illvMeg.

The nearest rival was Argue -Winter of Davis and Elides with 91. Vi Whitey. Randour of llanova led the 1 aeons rom major meets! 73 nts. Young scored the Mont touchdowns AS. and of and Elidne kicked-.

the most extra. points. 26.. three more than, Roe of BhieflekL Bill naugh of Red. Weiner, of Mishienberg and Newt', Wilder of I Columbia boot tit field Id Cava- um three goal, COLLEGE IS 'EAST'S LEADING SCORER ItotnEIWg.

ecoCo. thetoa indittiduaf title ef eastern football during the Just Metope' i'dit in. Army Despite Dame, a Army, Deep. Dim, 1 a Sh ft Despite Di i a Br HERBERT NW: Dec- IL (AP)---It was 4'ourtainS' football today alter: perhaps the most exciting campaign on 1 Sectional championi, except the Southwest, have been decided definitely but the mythical national throne seemed fated to g0 abegging for generally recognized occuPaultThe. sensational overturning ot both Amoy and Duke in yesterday's smashing finale left It 0.

(Fritz) Crisler's retuvettated 4 reinceten Tigers country's only major undefeated and untied team and with as good a claim al any to naYet PrinZeten's shriek exclusively an all-eastem one. operates to the Tigers' disadvantage -in any mitional title argument, Could Princeton athletic authotities be 'persuaded, to acoept a bid to the Rose assuming one were extended, the Tigers might be able to prove' conclusively their right to the In a hand-to-hand with Stamford on New Year's Pay. Any possibility of such it meeting, however $eems to have "vanished with the announcement of the Pr1n6ston, board of athletic control lad Week that the Tiger policy against 'post-meson games in atter; l'erliaPs t.a...s a. Pa alAumanuo IAM14.67 the exelting Campaign on record i ce Sectional:" champon, expt" the Southwest, have been decided itdefinitely but the mythical national throne seemed fated to go' begging Prie s- a-ellenUP recegnize'd eeenPant- The overturning of both Arml and Mite in IL Grielere reluveitated Princeton emahin finale left (Fritz) coumrses only major undefeated' and Untied team and with as good a inlainl. 98 to sta- tional boners.

Yet- PrinOeten'S sched'ula. shyest exclusively an all-eastern One. per- atm to the Tigers' disadvantage In any 'national title Could Princeton sthletleauthoritiee be 'Per- suaded to accept a bid to the Bose iseerunling one were tbe Tigers might be able be PMI's conclusively their right- to the throne-. in a band-to-band With Stanford on Now Yeate Pay! Any of. such however.

Beane to have "vanIshett with the announcement of the Prin6atoet. board of, athletic Control last. week that'. the Tiger policy against' Tpost-iseason games Still Br W. BARKER NUW 11311t1C0 Dec-- 11.

(AP)It East Tennessee Teachers In' Football Standings of Loop iv. 0. -Lowe. connnimioner Of the Smoky (Mountain Conference, yesterday aeclared Careon-Newnum the conference's football champion. "Under the rules your Commis-stoner is with the declaring tile football chainrionship on apereentage basis," LOW said in a.

letter to all conferences members. In give some credit-for tie gamee your commlealoner has adopted policy: for each game won award the winner 1,000 points, and for each tied award each team 600 points. In -arriving at ttni percentage we divide the number of points earned by each team- by the total number that could have been earned." fie declared the final conference Gajnea 'T Vlayed CaosonNewman 6 0,0 6-' 1000 Emt Tenn Teachers College 3 1 6 700 Maryville East Tennessee. Teachers on eetball St of Leap an 1 0 -Lowe. commissioner of the Smok thlOuntain Conference, declared the conferences football "Under the rules your Commis e'" stoner is "with the duty ''ot the football ship on a percentage said in, a to members.

7 In order glee credit --for tie game your commiseloner has actopte.d the following policy: for each genie won, award the inner pcints, and for each 'game tied award each team 500 points. In arriving it percentage we th divide the number '''ef points- earn- ed by each team by the total nu- ber that could have been declared 'final Conferebta etandingel'' Games .14 rlayed Careen 0 'U. 6- -1000. 6 Emt College 6 1 ,,6 esrulvill iiil 700 appeared as though Princeton might be for juat the earn sort of diaester that. wrecked the hoped ot Army and Duke.

But the Tiger imachine soon bit its Arida, Its eophomore ran and Ikener ran, the linesmen, ripped Yele'ss forwards apart and Prntoetost coedited in to its most decisive victory in the merles which began in 18711. Meanwhile Army's hopes of its finst- perfect Bea801 til 111 years crashed in the turf of the Yankees stadium a crowd of sew Notre Dame climax a dimes. trona campaign with a spectacular fourth period assault that beat the 1342. Wallace Wade's Blue, Devils of Duke, at the seine time, likewiae were hforced to accept their 'first defeat as Georgia Tech iought Its way to a 0-0 verdict at dulny's deeat was the most sun. prising for kaul Johnson and Jack Buckler.

All-American halfback, had given the Cadets a 12-0 lead in the second period. For the third successive however. the Cedeti felled to snake good on their tries fOr extra points and thia 'fluid it was fatal. Geiorgia Tech Lays Low Dttke's Devils alter Nick Lukato bad scored the first blotre Dane touchdown in the fourth quarter, and Raman Boner had added theY point, the Irish 'the wisming touchdown less -than five iminutts later When the 'green shist, line broke through to block a punt by Maurice sub halfback. and Wayne Notre Dame end.

fell on the ball' for the score. Georgia Tech marched 55 yards for its second-period touchdown against Duke, Wink Davis going over the goal line on a reverse from the five-yard stripe, and apoeared -I though Princeton might be for just the sarne sort of disaster that. wrecked the hopes of Army and But the Tiger (machine, soon bit its otride. Its sophomore Garry Le, 'Van and Iksmer Spoffard, ran, the ripped Yale's forwards apart and Protoetoct coasted in to most decisive victory, in the merles which began in 18711. Meanwhile' Army's hopes of its finst perfect Bea801 In 111 years crashed in the turf of the Yankee stadium s' crowd of -71000 saw 'Notre Dame climax a dimes.

trous campaign with a spectacular fourth period assault that beat the Cadets, 1342. Wallace -Wades Blue, Devils of Duke, at the same time, likewiae wereforced to accept their 'first defeat as Georgia ''Tech tought war to a 6-0 verdict at (Mang's. deeat was the most gun. prising for Paul Johnson and Jack All-American halfback, had given the Cadets a 12-0 lead in the period. For the third suc-, however, the Cadet failed to snake 'good on their' tries t3r extra Points and thia thud it was 'fatal.

Georgia Tech Lays Duke's Devils After Tkr I ok Lukato scored the first Islotre Dame touchdown In the fourth quarter, and Reiman sonar 'bad added the point, the Irish 'the winning touch- down less than live minutes later When the green line broke through to block a punt by Maurice Simons, sub halfback. and Wayne Notre Dame end. fell on the ball. for the score. Georgia Tech marched 55 yards for its second-period touchdown against Duke, Wink Davis going over the goal line on a reverse from the five-yard stripe, and ISUI oi ousaster use.

vertices' Ingo hoped ot. Army and Duke But the Tiger machine soon ht its tride. i' its sophomore' stars, Garry Le, Van and ran wiee, the Ileestnert. ripped forwards, apart and Prnteetoci coaated in to ill 1t decisive victory 1 the 'arias which began in 1871. meanwhile ArmY's hopes of 'its rst- fe sn 111 years crashed i the turf of the Yankee fi perct eason I stadium s' crowd of saw 'Notre Dame 'climax dims.

trout campaign With a spectacular. fourth', period assault. that beat the Cadets, 13,12. Wallace -Wade's Blue, Devils. of Duke, at the sacra time, to accept their 'first 'defeat as Georgia fought its war to 6-0 verdict at Atlanta limns's.

de feat was the most our. prising for kaul Johnson and Jack All.Americaa halfback had given the Cadets a 12-0 lead, in the second period. For the third sue- cnd ay however, the Cade their ailed Ao Make 'goad on fOr extra, Pointe and this it was fatal-. Georgia Lays Low Duke's Derila After Nick LuketS moved the first Notre Dame touchdown hi the fourth' quarter, and Raman Sonar- 'lied added the point, the Ir1011 -100red 'tile winning touch- down less than live imlnutes later When the green line broke through to block a punt by Maurice Simons, sub halfback. and Wayne Notre Dente end.

fell on the half for the score. Georgia Tech marched 55 yards for its second-pertod touchdown over the goal line on a reverie from the. five-yard stripe, and against Duke, Wink Davie going appeared as though Princeton I might be-beaded for just the earn Alabama, Murray and Howard -are Chain- pions of Conferences. at By DILLON GRABAM ATLANTA, Dec. 3.

football Oonference champlorlahipa were dhrided' today between Alabama, Duke. Oturray and Howard. Alabama, closing its year with a 7 to 0 win over Vanderbilt ThanksgiVing. won the first 'gridiron title 01 the southeastern conference which was formed 'a. year ago.

The Crimsons, coached by Frank Thomas, wound up with five tories and one tie, 'the deadlocit" in their second gene of the year with 'Mississippi. The triumphs were scored over Georgia Tennesse Kentucky, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt Louisiana State still is unbeaten, but the Baton Rouge club has tie games with Tulane and Vanderbilt and yet has to play Tennessee. Dven a victory over the Vols next Saturday 'would leave S. be- hind Alabama. Both Duke and South Carolina completed their southern conference schedules 'without setbacks, but Duke has four wins, one more than South Carolina and the Blue Devils also 108t only one game on their slatea I to 0 defeat at the hands of -Georgia Tech yesterdaywhile the Gesnecocks have drop Ped serral gtun'es 'with 110T1-meimber foes.

Murray 'Teachers College of Kentucky. College of Alabama and Centenary Coleige of are tree of defeats within the Southern Intercollegiate Athletics Association. However, Murray has won every game on its schedule, in Alabama, Murray andoward are Conferences pions conterences By DILLON GRAHAM- AILANTA. Dec. 3- kAP)--Dixie a 00 i'' tball vonference champ mishipa were divided' todaY between Ala- lama; Duke' eturray and ileward.

Alabama', glOsing ILO year with, a to 0 win' overeVauiderbilt thanks- won the' first gridiron title of the sourneastern conference which was formed a. year ago. The Crimsons coached 'Frank wound up with five 'Vie- tortes 'and one 'the deadlock, in their second, game of the with 'Mississippi. The triumphs were scored over Georgia Teck Ten- nessee, Kentucky, Mississippi. Ste and Vanderbilt Louisiana State' Still Is anteater', but the Sabin Rouge club has tie games with ruler'.

and Vanderbilt and yet tias to play 'Tennessee. be- Even a victory over the Vohs next Saturday would leave iL. 1.1 11" Both: Duke and South Carolina pled their southrn conference comtee schedules: without but Duke has four one more than South Carolina and the Blue Devils also only one game on their slate-a 1 to 0 defeat at the hands of -Georgia tech yesterday--while the Geaneceeke hays dropped several gaines with nor'-member' foes. Murray 'Teachers College of Ken- tucity. Howarcl College of Alabama and Centenary Colelige of Shreve- sedtn wver, aio.

(Hoe Murray bee won every game on ita schedule, in- Poet are tree of defeats 'within the Southern Intercollegiate Athletio As- I thereafter repulsed every scoring bid of the invading Blue Devils. Otherase, the program was marked especially by Southern California rout of Georgia at Los Georgia put Up 0 fight in the first halt but the Trolinestnen. jams wore down steadily thereafter and almost sa they opleesedt. counting '27 Znat downe against Georgia's three. Louisiana State's hope of haring the Conference lead with went the board at New Orleans When the Tigers could get no better than a 7-7 draw with -Tulana: routed its old rival, Mississippi Stills, 111-0 another conferenne struggle while South Carolina the Southern Conference, was spitting Auburn of the 'Southeastern in an upeet, lilts 14..

Florida avenged that defeat by turning back Maryland. 19-0. 4 Texas Christian and Baylor wound up the southwest -season with victories over Southern Meth-second dist, 5 fo El. and Rice. 7-4, recessive spectively, but the conference championship still remained In question pending decision whether Arkansas, the actual should be penalized for plowing, an in-Low eligible man.

The champlottuship winners sd the other eight groups. or Con-' ferences follow: EastPrinceton record). Big TenMichigan. Big' SixNebraska. SouthernDuke, with South Car.

olina also unbeaten and fled but having 0110 victory less than Duke. pacificStanford and Oregon. (tie). Rocky MountainUtah, 'Denver and Colorado Aggies. (tie).

(Missouri ValleyOklahoma A. and M. Sill I ING11 picks at Johnsen city btg King threat, divides the luDback post with Kmetz ALLimulty ELLyipl, c'pedrrudscuruinglimLtheBriseasonekar blvagy a btanraatelaZi Langley Field game and went out of the Carson New- man game with a twisted knee. Bricker, Davis of Kmetz ripped opponents' lines to King College Placed On ribbons all season and Is a passer WM IPSO of ability. 1 Ho Ian, Bricker, Davis of King College Placed On againet rgia urnerwsee, luta 'closing' Program was merited -especially by Southern a Clifornia rout of Georgia at Loa Angeles, 1 31-0." Georgia Put UP a( fight in the the Jane wore them down steadily thereafter and Ailment se they pleesedt counting '27 firrst dews' eo's three.

Louisiana State 's hope of allerhig Conference the tu 1 011-ealst-11 .0 lead with Alabama'', went by the board at New Orleans Stiles, 'the could get no better, than a 7-7 draw with 'Thiene: routed us Old rival, Mississippi State, 21-0. In another, conference 'struggle while South of the Southern Conference, was spitting Auburn of the 'Southeastern In an uPaet, 1i- lie Florida avenged that defeat by turning beck 'Maryland Texas Christian and 13aylor wound up the southwest season with victories over Southern Meth- dist, 26 fo 6, and Rice, re speetively, but the conference championship still remained In question decision whether Arkamies, the actual should be penalized for PlaYing. en 111- eligible man. --1 4 The champlotruship winners o. th other eight major grouPs.

or con-' ferences follow: Beet-Princeton record). Big 'ran-Michigan. Six-Vebtaska. Southeasters-Alabama. Southern-Duke, with.

South Car- tins also unbeaten and tied but having Ona -victory lees than Duke- Pacific Stant, ord and Oregon- (tie). Rocky Mountain-Utah, Deneer (Missouri Valley-Oklahoma A and lit and (tie). ni runners developed at Jolmson City in years. SIILLING0 11 ri KS Bill Bricker. big King threat, Davis of 1 1 Bricker, Davi divides the fullback poet with Kmetz ofInsculmn.

Bricker was handicap- during the season by a. ilii-S 01(11 ELYERjaw from the Langley Field game King College Placed On of ability. and. went out of the Carlson New- man game with a twieted knee. Kmetz lipped opponents' lines to ribbons ali season and is a passer and umn Bricker, Davis of Kancto Placed On Pith" of ah I thereafte repused every scoring Ibid of the invading rem) Devils.

PASADENA, Deo. 114, (All The football world has an ear cocked to Pasadena to learn, after l' a wA of suspense, which one of a half dozen of victorious gridiron teams in the United States will be extended an invitation to. play Stanford kt 'the Rose Bowl New I eal Mir Al graduate manager of I Stanford Univeridty, is due to Make I the momentous announcement I sometIme Monday in the event his negothtkms started last week were brought to a successful -conclusion. i Stanford officials and the Rose. I Tournament conanittee remained Il silent.

It was learned, however, that Mal member of 1 the Rose Tournament: mittee was' in New York kat Satur 1,1 day night. It was thought be was I handling I negotiations there' for 1 1 Stanford. 4 1 This would imean any one 'of sevefal teams. including 4e. feated SaturdaY by, Notre Daini, PI Princeton, which Stanford followers hoped might be made to change ita mind and, accept after all, or possibl3r Columbia, beaten: 20 to, 0 by may be extended the invitation.

It was hard to determine whether -1 this indicated that Nebraska, victor 4 1 over Oregon State by a decisive more but beaten by Pittsburgh, and Michigan, tied by Minnesota, were 11 cut of the Dana X. Bible, Nebraska, coach, was believed to 'Y I be in New as ork. 1 It understood, unofficially, 4 that there still was a chance of getting Princeton; that Army would be liked despite its defeat; that 4 Michigan might be had if properly approaohed; that Nebraska and Colurabia were being considered should the negotiations 'fall throuiat and that Duke was definitely out of the picture since its by feat by PASA1 Prhe cocked 1: a half t1 teams 22 -4! extended 6" tanford .1 ears Al Ma 1 Stanford the 22 1 PASAIXENA, Calif. Dec. it (AP) -The 'world an ear cocked to kasadens.

to learn, after a- week. of auspenas, 1rhich one of a half dozen of victorious gridinen teams in the U'nited States will be extended an Invitation to Play Stanford." In the 'Rale New Dal I Year's 1-' Al manager of I Stanford University, is due to make 4 the momentous announcement I somettme Monday in the event hie .1. jnegoteatkms Letarted last 'week were brought to a successful conclusion. Stanford officials and the Retie Tournament i silent' It was learned, however, that Hal, member of the Rose i' mittee was In New York last Baur day night. It was thought he Was I handling "for i Stanford.

'mean any One of sevefal teams including Amy, de- feated Saturday by Notre Dame, 1 Princeton. which Stanford followers hoped might be made to its mind and secept after all, or possibly beaten: 20 to 0 by May be extended' the invitation. It hard to: determine whether 1 Oregon State by a decisive t000re but beaten by Pittsburgh, and Michigan, tied. by Minnesota, were this indicated that -Nebraska, victor over out of the running. Dana Bible.

Nebraska coach. as believed to be In New York. It was understood, derstood, unofficially, that there 'still was a chance of getting' Princeton; that Army waeld that approached; that Nebraska' and being considered should the negotiations 'fall throuiai. and -that Duke was definitely out by 1 of the 'picture since its 03. ea Neb be liked desptte its defeat; Michigan might be had if properly I blanrol ::1 Ifournam :11 silent.

lI that Hal the Rose mittee day nigb I handling 1 Stanford. This 1 several feated 8 -1 Princetor hoped Its mind possibl3r by Flirt invitation It was 1:41 this indk over On poore but I. Michigan, II. out of tb Nebraska il be in Nt It was that tber getting be liked Michigan approaoht Colurabia should th4 and that of the pi Still .8, Favorite Loss to Notre and Michigan is Strong Possibility Gimes Tees 19 UNITY LETTERS TO 11P1 FOOTBALLERS Army -Is 'Bumf) By Notre. Dame The Tigers, 'with pophomoria inannktIg.

most 'of the 'poets, tnaiad' their krst- and untied season Ribes 17422 by trostinc-; Int the Ells of Tale at -New Haven, 27-2, and gaining revenge for the 51-14 lacing they took two years During the early minutes of the game when Tale, pushed the Tigers around and gained a 2-0 lead on a safety- after a blocked kick. it 011.1.11111N AND EDDIE MALONE IN PRIM Bey and Hesslyn Matched Feature of Thursday's Wrestling Card "Dynamite Joe" Di tough Greek. has been eigned for the preliminary bout at the Cumberland Street arena Thursday night. Ile meets Fkidie Malone. Dristo ban.

In the opening bout of the evening. eSully" Bey. praying Turk, will meet Vrentionan Jim" liesslyn, Australian heavyweight champ. in the feature battle of the evening. Fans who saw Ullman' work last week know this boy as class.

He IN plenty rough and as smart as they come in this rough and tumble art of wrestling. He meets a tough foe in Bristol Eddy, one of the smoothest and lastest grapplers ever to appear in 'Bristol. Ullman comes Out of Texas and believes in Using everything legal and a lot that isn't. legal. He used everything but the posts last week.

Ile oa se a 8 es a beautiful slugging attack, but at the same time he combines his 'rough tactics with wrestling skill. adalone likewise broke loose with a. blood and thunder attack his last two appearances In and from all indications eddie has discarded hli clean cut tactics in favor of this new style fighting. PR I 1 ni limo) PUNS OLULrl HIVE PREM. MARS the First Team BY RAY SULLINGLIt (Who has aten In action all ky Mountain Conference teams).

SHUTE WINS TOURNEY MIAMI, Dec. 3. (AP)By a two hole margin, Denny Shute, British open champion. defeated Johnny Goodman, holder of the American open title in a 72 hole charity exhibition golf today. Shute, lanky pro from Philadelphia, had a medal score of 285, one over par, while Goodman, Omaha amateur, took 286.

It is estimated' that airplanes are carrying more than a quarter of a ton of diamonds from the 'Capita fields in the Belgian Congo annually. 11., 0 ALABAMA stOglethorys 0Mtaa. 22Itim. State 12Tonn. 20Kentucky 27 V.

P. 12Ge. Teat 7Vanderbilt lige ARMY $i-11. M. 62De imerare 0 -111inola.

0 MIYale el 34Coe 17-11arvazd 0 12Penn. MU. 0 12d4avy 7 124Notre Dame 17 201 0 0 0 2 0 09 17 CENTENARY 10-14. S. T.

0 27-11entl. T. 0 1913ayior 6-1e. State 0 0Texas 0 0---Teass C. 0 20Tesse A.

M. 0 47Union 0 7-8. Methodist 0 7Mi5si8sippi 0 137 0 CHICAGO 32Cornell C. 0 40Wash. (Stio) 0 0Purdua 14 0-411ohigan 28 0---W iscottein 7Indiana 6-111 Wale 7 39Dartesoulla RECORDS 0 7 0 chiding seven against S.

I. A. A. competitons. Ilowandt has five circuit wins and Centenary three but both of these clubs Invve been either beaten or Howard has four victories and one tie to lead the Dixie conference parade.

Centre won its only two contests within this groups but a team must piny at lead four games to be considered for the title. Mercer also was unbeaten in three games but had a tie with Binninghaut.Southern. PORTSMOUTH BEATEN BY CHICAGO BEARS tPORTSMOLITH, Dec. Z. (AP) The Chicago Beara by defeating the Portsmouth Spartans 17 to 7 today, cinched the championship of the western division of the National Professional Football League and won the right to play the New.

York Giants for the league' title. Sizzling passes from the hands of Keith Molesworth, former Monmouth star, and "Red" Orange, the former "Galloping, Ghost" of DURK 21V. M. I. 6 22Wake Forest 0 10Tennessee 2 10Davidson .7 11Kentucky 71 18kulturn 88Maryla.nd 7 2a-11.

Carolina 0 7-'No. C. Stabs 0 0Ga. Tech 4 42 DUQUESNE 18--Waynesivarg 6 26Wert Va. W.

0 19wet Virginia 7 4aueltnell 0 10Western ltd. 0 1 6Detroit 0 81Westmlnater 0 2IW. and Jet 0 Pittsburgh 71 26Geneva OF NATION'S LEADING TEAMS GEORGIA LOUIBIANA STATE NAVY 01110 STATE I ROANOKE BWA 20--N. Ot Slate 10 13Rice 0 12W. sax! IL 0 0 11W.

and M. 7 2STu1ane 13 4amaimp, 0 25Mercer 6 20Vanderbilt 0 0V. P. 1. 7 47-11 30-14e.

CaroMon I 3Mercer 0 11Pittaburrh 34 0Michigan IS 6W. and L. 14 0Catl 13Virginia 7 12NorthwenIern 0 0-111 InId It 7 6Unt 12 IICentenary 2SNow Y. IL 0 20Arkansee 13Penanylrerria 0 21Indlans 0 21Elon a 1 4 --Florida 0 7Vanderbilt 7 7MDtrn Duna 0 10--. Pen.

n- 7 7App. School 0 6 7r 1 7--Yala 0 11Cc4umbia 14 rr isconsin a 0 SSt. 6Auburn 14 30-43'' Califc'rnia 7 0Princeton 33 V.Illinois 0 0Richmond 70 0Ural 7Ga. Tech 31-111satutivivi 7Arma 12 Rent-Na4mi 0 0-45e. Cant 111.21Mlaa.

a tat oo41. 148 $6 HARVARD 3Bat es 0 ThooP 0 7Holy Cross 10 7Dartmouth 7 07-1jehigh 0 Amay 27 12--Drmen 19--Yale 6 139 0 16--Okkalloma 7 IS 14 IS 26-44 losourt 0 20--Kamas 0 Kansas 00klaKansas St4 29 0Pittsbunsti 0- AAM ate 1 13 19 7lowa 2ZOrsh Ststo 0 61, 138 110 OREGON ti 6 Eastern Section TONI W. L. Pct. New 'York 0 .469 Brooklyn 5 4 1- 456 doston 2 .500 Philadelphia.

4 3 4 1 .429 Pittsburgh 8 2 .333 Sunday's Results Boston Or 0, tie. Brooklyn 111 Cincinnati 10. Green Bay iPhiladelphia Pittsburgh New York Beers 17: tortsmouth I Next SehedOle New York at Pittateutgh at trortarnuth: 111 eTrill 1111.1.111011, ti I lit ERUPTING VOLCANO Inhabitants Ready to Flee From Mauna- Loa BELO. Hawaii, 80 biLwlighntit. through the cloud.

of steatn rising the ring of pouring' from the 'Manna Loa volcano, the, island of Hawaii today resembled a land of seething Lira Mauna Loa, one of the ieland's three active volcanoes, began coughing Saturday and there has been a constant cascade a fiery lava flowing across the plateau between the pits since. So far there has been na danger, but inhabitants of the lower skypes of the 'mountain are ready to move at an instant's notice should the eruption grow snore extensive. Persons approaching the island 'aboard the coast cutter Itaeco last night M11 Honolulu saw the dull red glow of the volcano reflected- on clouds 100 miles at tom giving the appearance that the entire island was afire. Today as the inter-island plane ciimbed higher the grand panorama of steam, like a smoke Mtn, rose In a- column a mile high, with an unbroken cloud field extending about two thirds up the slope of the volcano, which is 13,000 feet high. Over Mauna Loa a chain of geyer was visible spouting bot iava several hundred feet in the air from the crater mow.

but Alters WW1 no lava flowing over. the edge. Illinois, spelled disaster for the LOUISIANA STATE NAVY 13Rice 0 I2W. and pc 0 4-11111rape 0 25Mercer 6 6Pittsburgh 34 0Centemor7 ISVirginbe I 20Arkanea ISPenney Pretrial, 0, VaaderbSt 7NIDtret Dung II 153G-81'. 07 111324' 21M1m.

State 41 r2" 7 90 86 NEBRASILA MI IPI 24Tcoma 0 MARYLAND 20GKatawnseasS4AStatatal 041 20 St. Jolia's 0 16-0kbahoma 7 0V. r. .14 0 12K 0 Tolgat 23 0Pittsburgh 6 13V 19 8 Md. '13 2Z 0 07-Virginia 7Duko Hopkins 30W.

and IA 0--florlda 0 IS 19 i lum 1 1 2 .2: 400 I 0 4: A 200 Milligan 01 4 5 100 Cumberland 0 0 I '1 0 STANCOOK IS ELECTED ARMY WIEST pausrt N. Dee, 3. (A P)Joe -Stancook, first-string fullback, today was elected to captain Army' football team for 1934. Announcing Stancook's election by a unanimous vote. Harvey Jablonsky, retiring captain, said "Joe is the hardest blocker and tackler that I have ever played against or with and I believe he will make one of the greatest captaina an Army team has ever had." "Stancook did most of the work and got less credit than any man on the team." said Head Coach Gar Davidson, "and therefore was the most deserving one captain for next year." fStancook is 21 years old, weighs 181 pounds and is 5 feet 11 inches tall.

He lives at Bellnat, N. Y. Despite the unexpected defeat by Notre Dame, the ()islets were given a rousing welcome when they returned to We Point early today, Demonstrating devices in car sections of the 1934 stational Automobile shows are limited to a height of eight feet. OHIO STATE ROANOKE 74Virginia 0 6W. and M.

7 20Vanderb4jt 0 0V. P. I. 7 0Mich Igan It 6W. and L.

14 12Morthweatern 0 0K. and H. 7 21Indiana 0 21E1on 4 20Penn. 7 7Ams. School 0 6Wisconsin 0 0 7:.11 Litwin 6 0Richmond 10 R4.nd.-Maciati 0 161 24 60 OKLAHOMA PRINCETON 0Vanderbilt 0 40Am1erst 0 41--Tutta 20 46Williams 0 9Tesaa 0 20Cobumb la 0 19lossa Stabs 7 0W and L.

0 7Nebraska 10 38Brown 0 4 517 60 14 PRINCETON 0 0 TENNESSEE 10 46 --WSIlams 0 211v. P. es L. 0 243M661.61144 a 70 20Cow.kumandbla 4:6 1324.337----NBRutotroDrorlt vimutilvY egti wait J-- 2 Yale 21 18-0. Wash.

IL 85M ississIssi I 31 8 I 88 Vanderbilt mute row REG C414 I alastituckle 11-0h10 U. 6 I TMinacaota 7 10 14Chicago 0 SMYTH COUNTY CIVIL ARE MAPPED mkalbesr, Dec. meeting was held in the Smyth county courthouse here Saturday afternoon by WViihq Oil. Hull county administrator 'for the Civil Works Adminis-, tmtion mad his helpers, A-P. Bar-.

man; Maurice Hale, and the advisory coin-. mittee members Walter, Johnston. 'Marion: John Currin, Sugar Grove; Eller, Chilliowle; 'A. Hyde, North R. G.

At this, the following projects were appmved; Henry Town. gradibg and surfac-' ing awl repairing bridges and aarittary. drainage; Allison's Gap; 'cleaning rocks out the creek bed in order give betteesewage dralnage; at Black Hill road north' of Chatham Hill: inRich -Valley, a project itt. Sugar Grove in RyeValley for building a re- tattling wall between the Southfork Holston river, and the public road. Smyth County Superintendent B.

E. Copenhaver presented the project for surfacing and Improving the water supply and sewerage conditions of the Smyth county Beh0018. 'MORRISON ADDRESSES BILLY SUNDAY CLUB Robert L. Morrison, speaking last night to the Billy Sunday Club members on "Maher" of Men," told members that Jesus, we can do nothing but with Him, every need is surpplied." Mr. Morrison urged that "love for Jesus should aurpass our love for material things and we should follow Him regardlem of consequences and regardless of what other people do." Mr.

Morrison is a former member of the club' Team No. which was in charge of the program 'last night. Officers announced that the average attendance at the November weekly prayer meetings the largest in history. Team No. 2 will have charge of the service next Sunday.

Team 5 yesterday -afternoon organized a Sunday sohool at Jacobs Creek Ichoolhouse. Visitors Iasi night were Morrison, Carl Tminham and Hugh Pile. 01.410011T11110111 3 0Dickinson 0Gottyshurs -F. and M. SSt.

John's 0Ursinne V. 0 7Roanota 0 0 0Tenneaari 27 0 14Maryland 0 14 13-11. and M. 7 12 12 0-86. Car.

12 7Wash. and L. 7 46 A1atems 27 41VIrsints 0 0V. M. 0 16: 12 560.1---Weet a.

W. nd a 14-0-Roanoke 0 1W and K. 8 OYela 6 IKentucky 0 8Princeton 2--Va. Tech 0--Vira1nf a 40 0C.Mre 18-7MarTland On 561 9 W. and L.

6 0 11 0 0 12 $3 6 I la- LUO0 I lEbil i. 8. Favorite -'140E11 to Notre B88 ern Section Teen L. TieTied. Pet.

an' Michigan is New York 3 0 ktyn 5 4 1- .656 Strong rossibility a to .600 r' Priladnet phis. 3 4 1 .429 Pittsburgh 8 6 2 .333 Sunday's Result -insee 0,, ti Boston 0: mere a SMYTH COUNTY CIVIL Green Bay nipcihnunadat.411101a.. WORKS ARE MAPPED Pittsburgh New York 27., Beers 1T: tortsMouth ,.7. Da'ARICIll'- Dee" meeting co. Next -Sunday's Schedtili in the myth County urt.

wows. afternoon New York at Philadelphia. by here Saturday Abe 51. Hull county administra. Pittsb.utgh at I tor for the his Civh il Works Adminis- nd 4L P.

Mar-. i tmtion. a elpers man lark. Maurice Hale. disburs- I Ingeffker, and the advisory com-, (I mitteee.niembers, 'Walter linT fl I.1 I I ti mark, John Currin, Sugar Greve; g.

le Eller, ChilhoWle; Hyde, North R. G. e------ Inhab tants Read A 1 the if 'Owl la 'meet ng e--, ol 'rig projects were roved; Flee 'stands. From Mauna Loa Henry Town. gmdibg and surfac- Army -Is 'Humbled By Notre Dame Im.0..' Hawaii, Dec.

8.,, leg and repairing brtdgea and Sanitary drainage; Allison's The rignrit It6P116n16r66, istorn -a three' erne aboard 2 0 5. 600 Gari, cleaning rocks out -of the inannMeg moat of the poets, 'cli- I an airolatie ng dqwn th gh 1 creek bed in order give ineitiid" their pet; and 2 400, 1 2 -5' at Black untied season 'Mime 1922 by trolinc-; the.cloudr of steam rising' the Hill ioiA north of Chatham Hill: ing the Elia of Yale at New Havant ring of hot.ieva pouring' from. the a 1 0 4: -8 .200 in Rich -Valley, 27-2, and gaining xdequate revenge Manna Loatoday.volcano the "Id otof Milligan big work a project it Sugar Grove for 'the 51-14 lacieg they took Imo In Rye.Valley for building a re 'years liage tattling wall between the Southfork: e. During the early minutes of the around and gained a 2-0 lead on a three active volcanoes, began safety-- after a blocked kick. it coughing Saturday for 0 1 4' 5 100 Cumberland 0 0 1 '1 0 and there has STANCOOK IS ELECTED Holston 'river and the public road.

E. Copenhaver presented the pro- ject suefecing and improving game when Yale pushed the Tigers mottling fire Mauna Loa, one of the ieland's Smyth County Superintendent 1 EDDIE eithherobeaf mitioillE IN pliEIm es. Bey and Hesslyn Matched eluding seven against S. I. A.

A. been a constant cascade a fiery ecerrpetitons. Howard has five eir- lava flowing across the plateau cult wins and Centenary three but between the pits since. So far these clubs have been there has been no danger but in- ARPAY TEAM Call3TAIN the water eirP131)' 'WIEST POINT. N.

Dee, 3. (A Pl-Joe -Stancook first-string full- ten or habitants of the lower elopes of the Howard has four victim-les and mountain are reezly to move at an one tie to lead the Dixie confer- instant's notice should the eruption ems parade. Centre won its only grow more extensive. back, today was to captain Army's football team for 1934. and sewerage conditions of the Smyth county schools.

1" MORRISON ADDRESSES Announcing iltancook's election BILLY SUNDAY CLUB two Ha ve in Feature of Thursday contests within this group but a team most play at blast four -games to be Biconsidered for the title. P'ersons approaciring the island aboard the coast cutter Item) last night from Honolulu Mercer also was unbeaten in three games but bad a tie with miing- cano refle ham-Southern. saw the dull red glow of the vol- cted on clouds 100 miles and I a unanimous vote. a bionsky, retiring captain, 'said "Joe is the hardest blinker and tackler that I- have ever -played against or with bellsee he will make ed one of the greatest captaine an Robert L. Morrison, epeaking last night to, the Billy Sunday Club members on "Fisher" of Men," told members that Jesus.

we can do nothing but with Hhn, every ne is Morrison urged, that "love 1 Georgia Tack Wrestling Ovid the First Team anti at. eea, giving the aPPearance Int" Army team has ever had." the re island was afire. for Jesus should eurpass our love SIIUTE, WINS TOURNEY PORTSMOUTH BEATEN- Today as the Inter-island plane and tancook did most of sot i credit than any the work for material things and we should "Dynamite Joe" Dillmen. tough Di' RAY SULLINGLIt MIAMI, Dec. 3.

(AP)-By follow litm regardlem of cense- 9 ylDsITy- LETTEDs 0 Greek, th as been trigred for Pre- (Who has sten in action all a two hole margin, Denny Shute, BY. CHICAGO BEARS climbed ingher the grand Werenil on the team." said Head Coach el uences and regardless of what Multitry bout at the Cumberland British Open champion. defeated of teat, like a me" Ink mee Gar Davidson, and therefore was other people. do." imi rnnTn II 1 rn Street arena Thursday night. Ile try Mountain Conte Joh Goodman, holder of the PORTSMOUTH, 0- Sel.

AID: in a- column a. mile high, with an cloud field extending the most dese nny captain "'Int one to Mr. Morrison is a former mem- i 11 .,111 1.01101111Ln 5 meets P3ddie Malone. Bristollan. In teams).

the opening bout of the evening. American Pan title in a 72 hole The Chicago Bears, by charity exhibition golf to- the Portsmouth Spartans to 7 unbroken about two thirds up the elope of for next year. Staneook is 21 years- old. weighs bet of the club's Team No. 1 which was In charge of the progr ellui1y1 Bey, praying Turk, will day.

Shute, lanky pro from Phil- today, cinched the championship of the voloano. wMch is, 13 000 feet 131 nds and is 5 feet 11 inch nereveryauvisnatbieaepoua tching. gevaY- NoDesptre given ea night Officers announced that the am tlast meet mGentlensul Jim" HesslYn ad elphia, had a medal score of 285, the western division of the Na- 4.11 He lives at Heinv4 N. Y. average attendance at the Novem- 70 Lo ain of Australian heavyweight champ.

in one over par, while Goodman. professional Football League ta a ber weekly prayer meetings was the feature battle of the evening. Omaha amateur, took 286; and won the right to play the a rousing welcome when they the largest in history. Team No several hundred feet in the air from rt Fans who saw Dittman' work last New York York Giants for the league re- 2 will have charge of. the service' week know this boy bat, class.

He It is estimated that airplanes are the cmter snow, but wee no next Sunday. plenty rough and as smart as carrying more than a quarter of ling passes. from the hands lave. flowing over. the edge.

turned We Point early today. Team 6 yesterday afternoon or- they come in this rough and tumble ton of diamonds from the Kaala of Keith Moleeworth. former Mon- Demonstrating devk-es in car sec- ganized a Sunday school at Jacobs art of wrestling. (He emote a tough fields in the Belgian Congo an mouth star, and Red Orange, Illinois, spelled disaster for the b- ow the 1934 Automo- Creek Schoolhouse. Visitors Mei lie ehs are limit' foe in Bristol Eddy, one of the nually.

the former "Galloping, Ghost" of sparians. ed to a height night were Me, Morrison, Carl smoothest and lastest grapplers of eight feet. Treinham and thigh Pile. eVer to appear in 'Bristol. RECORDS OF NATION'S LEADING TEAMS Ullman comes out of Texas and ei le I believes in using every', ng ga and lot that isn't' legal.

He used ease a evtn zthing but the posts last ALABAMA CENTENARY DUKE GEoltelA 01110 sTATE LoinglANA STATE NAVY AMEmAMilliNEMINEMEMniEINEMIn MMIEMIMMMIMIEMAINNIIIONEEMEEMINMOIMIND a beautiful 84-Oglethorpe 0 10-La. S. T. 0 It 6 20-N. Ow.

State 10 13-R ROANOKE SWARTHMORE ice 0 I2-W. and BL 0 0 11--W. and M. 7 V. attack, but et the same 0bties.

u. 0 z7-lieete T. 0 2Z--Wske Forst 26--Tnieee 30-10o. Carolina 18 40-111Usamt 0 26-Mercer 6 20-Vanderbilt 0 0-V. P.

I. 1 0-Dickineon 0 7-Roanote 0 time he blues his 'rough 0 isgite. stage 0 19-Daylor 0 10-Tennesses 2 13-Mercer 72 II-Centenary 0 gpimmaburel 24 6-Michigan 16 3-W. and I. 14 A-" L.

urg 6 0-Ten1-Virginia 7 12-Northwestern 0 0-Iii. and H. 7 n.a..( 27 with wrestling skill. (Malohe likewise 12-Teno. 0 a-Lo sten IS-Davidson .7 26-Now Y.

U. 0 10-pennoframmia 0 21-Indiana 0 211-Elon 0 14-Maryland 0 broke I se with a blood and thun- 2 0 14-Kentucky 7 14--Pkrida 6 -VasdarbSt 7 7-Nbtre Dame 20-Penn. 1-Yale 0 7 7-App. $chool 0 6-----Ir end 14 13-W end M- 7 7-Colombia 14 sconsin p. 0 -Itictunond 8-St.

John's 12 li 6 der attacic his last wo appearances 20-Kentucky 6 0---Texas C. 0 18-Atiblire 7 6-Aubton 14 39-Bo California 7 0 12-Ham-Syd. 0-princetan 72 6 0-Richmond 19 in and from all indications 27- V. P. Teal 0 A I 7-Ga.

ec 9 20-reneft 6 88-MarYlaed 0-111o. Th Calif. 6 st-Mississivel a 7- Army 12 0-1r 0-So. 6-Rant-Meta 0 13 -Se. Car.

12 zadis has digeerded hia clean cut 1 7-Vanderbilt 0 47-Union 0 2a-N. Carolina 6 $1 2.1-Mim. 8 a 161 26 7-Wasb. and L. 7 tattles In favor.

of this new style 7-S. 7-. Mechedhe 0 oGa Tech 4 -No. C. State 0 1.48 go 7 es 86 58 so 14 46 --Alabama 27 fighting.

4z 175 1112 17 0 3 NEBRASKA OKLAHOMA PItINCETON 1. HARVARD the el 211-T 0 axas TENNESSEE 0-Aranderbut 0 40-Amherst 0 II-V. S-tBates 9 11--Tuisa 20 0 8-V. F. 0 1 tin nil 1 1 nrriri ARMY 137 0 20-Iowa State 0 2Te.844 0 20-Colombia 0 20-Mississipoi S.

0 861-- 14 9 DUQU Gro ESNE 7- se 7 14--New 'BIM. 0 MARYLA ND S-Kanses State 0 707 gtemb 7 6-W. and L. 0 1.,..,,, Holy 0 I 11 IL I UN, 01.111'1E1u 32-1 M. co 7-Dartmouth HICAGO a 20- St.

John's 26-Kimmel 7 0 20-Kaneee 0 16-Oklonemn 1 7-Nebraska 16 38-Brown 0 '---6 -L to 87-Lehisb 27 0V 6 P. 44 0 7-Dartmoutt 0 6-Alabama 12 IP ead I- Aliks 34- aatrirmser a 32-Cornell C. 0 26-West Vs. W. 0 0-Aroty alma 0 0-Kanses Seats 13-Navy 6 0--Wast Va.

0 Ile-reside a illyE, rlifE ill al-Y00 0 40-Wash. (St-L) 0 is--Weet Vir 8-Trilse ginia 7 is-Brown 6 29 12-K 14 0-P. Mentonit 6 0-O te kia. em 13 ml-Pettintre 14-Roanole 6 14 0 6 18- Cos 0 0-Suclinell 1,, 0-Purdue X. 19 I --lalW8 8 27-4-Yale 2 10-w wale.

u. 0 It-W. and M. 0 -re. State 0 ILI 7-Wt.

Md. 13 61 -70 35-Missisaippi 8 0-Yale 14 11111-p---enn. mu. i 0-mohi 20 ilese 1 -Weseem 739 66 311 8 88 vaiwierbia8 4 7- 0 12-Navy 7 owiemmen 0 14-Detroit 1 0 OREGON PU einia 0 IS3 my RDUE 27-Kentucky 0 6-PrIneeton 6 12-NIre Dame 11 7-Indismo 7 111-Westmtneter 0 7-Doke OS 0111-Oht. U.

6 7-Va. Tech 7 8 7 Jet. 0 Hopkins 0 7 Minnesota 7 6-Virginfa 0 176 40 a-Centre Se 33-W. and 14 13 14-Chicago 0 u-mersient 33 0-Pitt IN 39-Dartmouth 0 sburgh 7 mo-morma, 76 ziceneval, and 1 Georgia! 1 lit Team ECAY SULLINGLIt has sten in action all a two Mountain Conference Johnn: Amert charitl day. adelph one It le carry'r ton ol fields nually.

A uogi olue isitio 12Ten 0For 20Ker rt 172-11 lee 10--Ittet aiV. Var.II tr 211,41, 34Cee 17liar 12Notl 171 I 41. I 3 0 1 1. i I i i I I I I 1 I I 1 I 1 1 --1- -M 1 BLACKSBURG. Va.

Dec. .3. Thirty-eight gridmen and two cadet managers shared sports awards made by the athletic council of Virginia Tech at a meeting held December I. Varsity' major sport monogram's were Won by' 19 'Members of the viarsiti eqmad and by managers of the varsity and freshmen teams. Nineteen players on the undefeated first year squad earned their class ttumerals in recognition of outtanding roles in the five freshman games.

During the season which eloped Thanksgiving day, varsity eleven won four games, lost three ard tied three. Varsity monograms: A. L. Camel', Portsinouth; J. H.

Copenhaver, RuralRetreat; E. 11. English, Altavista; G. W. Hoenstinee Altoona, W.

D. Helsclaw, Charleston, W. Huffman, Culpeper: K. T. Lindsay, Cumberland, J.

A. McIntire, Moundsville, fitehman manager V. J. D. Moore, -Waynesboro; Ray Mills, W.

J. M. IilurPhy, 1 Sevierville, C. F. A.

Morgan, south Norfolk; W. A. Negri, Danbury, Conn; J- N. Ochs, Pittsburgh. Captain W.

B. Jr, Glade Spring; C. P. Robison. Canastota, N.

lp D. Simmons, Richmond; G. M. Smith, relersburgl R. M.

Stump, Lynchburg; T. Thomas, Hyattsville, 'Urquhart, Portsmouth. 1 BLACKSBURG. Dec. Thirty-eight gridmen and two cadet managers shared sports awards Made- by the athletic council of I Virginia Tech at meeting held December .1.

Varsity, major poet monogram's were won by 19 Members of the versitir eqmid and by managers. of the varsity and freshmen teams. Nineteen players on the undefeated first year squad' eamed their class numerals in recognition of out- standing roles in the five freshmas During the season which eloped Thanksgiving day, varsity eleven won four games, lost three three, ard tied Varsity monograms: A. L. 'Camel', Portsinouth; J.

H. Copenhaver, RuraleRetreat; E. R. English, Alta- vista; G. W.

Attoona7 D. Heinelaw' peper ton. K. W. VaT HuffmanCumheriand -L.

McIntire, Moundsville, fitehman -manager V. D. Moore, Moore, -Waynesboro; Ray Mills, W. J. M.

MurPhY, Sevierville, C. 1t. A. Morgan, South Norfolk; A. Dan- Con; N.

ocha burgh, Captain B. Pon; Glade Spring: F. Canastota, N. le D. Richmond; G.

M. Smith, PeierShUrif; R. M. Stump. Lynch- burg; D.

T. 'Phonies, H- attil tilet CP3' Thirty-oig: in ade by manag1 Virginia 'l December Varsity, were Won varsitir IR Ll the varsii Nineteen I first year numerals standing games. During Thanksgiv: eleven wol lard tied Varsity 1 Portsinoutl Rural. Reti vista; 9, ton. 'W.

peper: K. J. LA 1 D. Moore, KeYiscrol Vi Sevierville, bury, Con: burgh. Pon terfield, Jr immons, Petersburg burg; D.

bicirtsressi Ilreuhart. i 1.11P111111 li so; tooaaasolatmks 1 The teams included in this sumtoarY are King, Carson Newman. State 'reeichers, Milligan. Maryville, Tusculum and Cumberland University. The men picked on this all Smoky Mountain Conference team are chosen lior their ability as players and sportsnanship shown on the field.

To the Carson Newman Eagles go the collective prize. Ths conference champs. who went through the season undefeated within the bounds of the loop, have by far the greatest group individual ln their lime, Fin Smith, at guard. who was an all conference back last season, developed into one of the greatest defensive linemen ever turned out by the Eagles. At end, Captain "Moonbeam" Childers was a great offensive blocker and pass receiver and played an effective defensive game.

Bill Bogen, at tackle. fills out One side of the line with Frosty litgt's warriors. le the man who played such havoc with the King backfield in their annual game here November 11. The Eagle bads, although they clicked at various times during the season, were stooped by Injuries and layoff s. and so can't qualify.

At the other end. Grady Atkins wingman for the Maryville College Highlanders, wins honors as the best, pass anagger seen in action this year. Doe Miller, stellar King 4nd- who a bang against the Emory. WeaPs, Is a close runner-up. The teams included In this sum- triarY are King Carson Newman.

state Freacheni, etilligane eternal Tusculum and Cumberland Univer- Sty. The men picked on this a II Smoky Mountain Conference, team are chosen or their ability as play- nd sportsnansi shown on ere a the field. To the Carson Newman Engles go the collective prize. The confermce chant!" who went through the sea- eon undef eated withla the bounds of the loop, have by far the greet- est group Of individual eters. In their line, Firpo Smith, at guard.

who was an all conference back last beason, developed Into one of the greatest defensive linemen ever turned out by the Eagles. At end, CaPtaill 9111311be Ch snl. was ilders a great offensive blocker and pass receiver and played an effective defensive Caine. Bill ROgengt a Mettle. fills out one side of the line tewith Frosty Holt's ho ed with the King backfield in their clicked at various times during the annual game here November 11.

The Eagle back, although they by Injuries and layoffs. and so can't qualifY At 'the other end, Grady Atkins. wing'man for the Maryville College .4, l'Ighisndera wins ag the bee. teas soagger seen In action this year Doc Miller, iller, stellar King included in this sum- King, Carson Newman. ere, Milligan.

Maryvilia 1.nd Cumberland Univer- nen picked on this all ain Conference, team lior their ability as play- )orinnatuddp shown on non Newman Eagles go 'co prize. The conference CO went through the sea-'tad within the bounds have by far' the great- individual etars. Jn Firpo Smith. at guard. in ell conference hack developed into One of defensive linemen ever ioy the Eagles.

At end, oonbeaM" Childers woe onsive blocker and pass I played an effective Bill Bogen, at Kit One side of the line Mgt's warriors. Rogers who played such havoc backfield in their ie here November 11. back, although they ar10118 tittles during the stooped by injuries and so valet quality. her end. Grady Atkins, the Maryville College wins honors as the nagger seen in action leo Miller, stellar King net the Emory lyeaph unner-up.

a owng against; ins, e.m.ory wasps, knit wiles finialmiLth King tackle, tgue ribbon 'et the During the season fine defensive, and and adds brains to the vote at the other of Teachers College guard poet. He moat of the sewn on team', Russell of the 'the center post. In game Russell reason the Kingmen ground through the lina Sonny Basher. who gave Of the of defensive seen In Bristol against Newman outfit, is run. gete edge on his ell season, record 6---Ya le 1Hoi7 0Princeton 10---Syrteuse 6Harvard 0Colgate 46Way'bure 34---Leb.

0Duquesno ZILalayetto 20Temple 116W. I IOU King tackle, ue ribbon at the othlw Wing the Daemon Uolan 1 a fine defensive and me and adds brains to the vote at the other nigett )n of Teachers CoUege 64414 itr guard post. He play-boat of the season on 0Prin risy's team: Russell of the 1igh1 the center poet In aryville game Russell 6111 reason the Kingmen ground through the le hne Bonny Sasber, 114Leb. who Of the ADuo, 311 ot defensive foot- 19Villa on in Bristol against Z1--late: qewenan outfit, is run. 66U gets edge 'on 12Fure his ell season record I the of the High- King tackle versatile' blue ribbon at the During the season a fine defensive and and adds brains to the vote at the other of Teachers College' guard post.

He play- I-Holy most oe the season on lonr.0,,,, I 0 6-Harvard Russell he cener poet ga game Russell all reason the Kingmen ground through the line Sonny Basher, 48---Wileteurit se- 34-Lek. who gave Of the of defensiv foot- 9-Vill 0-Duquesne 1 seen in Bristol against Newsnan outfit, is run. -Tetnele 1S-West. tete the edge on his ell season record 12-sFurman 21--W BOLT CROSS 56--St. If Were 0 20--Cotbol le U.

7 14Providence 0 1 0--Jdorveed 7 1 9--Brown 7 24 HOLY CROSS 2o-catho Michs 156-St. II lic U. 7 10-Providcons 0 7074nraord 7 7 I I9IL CAROLINA i Davi dson 0 19Vanderbilt 20 0Goorgia 0F1orida 9 Tech. 10 6No. CAW.

Stata 0 NO. CAROLINA 4D ri seldom 0 13-v anderbilt 20 e' 9 AL 111 in 14---Gcmsairs 0 14Col. Ont.) 7 1Washimrton 0 10--Idatto 0 7U. C. 0 26Utab 7 73Orel-on Stela 3 1Goosags r-4Co1.

Ore.) Waahington 0 0 14-Gcmastra 0 14-iCoL Ora) 7 washi ton 0 6-- se 19-Idaho 0 7-11. L. AL' 20 7 Utah .2. 14Wisconsin 0 1 Dun. 7(10 T.13151KTuTriAgiamtlatt: 14--lows, 17 Carmel Tech 7 TEXAS A.

14-Wisconsin. 0 7119-Netre Dame 0 20-rmmeto 7 13Tu Ian 101 leti 14'2 i OIL and BENRY Lit and REMIT 1.11--110111116 NEW "YORK, Deo. 3. eastern football campaign had closed today with Princeton, sznong the major schools. and Bluefield College 'among the minor, alone boasting undefeatel and untied Every t.

other team in the section was charged with at least one defeat, Army and 'St. Thonuut ins for the first time last Davis, and Elkins easily topped the scoring list with 392 points against for Bluefield, 234 for Villanovs. M7 for Army and 2,17 for Princeton. 4Princeton had the beet defensive allowing the opposition nit eight points. 3.

ilplThe today wan grinceion. among the 'A schools. and Bluefield o. HMS get among the minor, atone boastincr- "undefeatel and untied Every other team in the sec- tier), wan charted With at least one defeat, Army and 'St. Thomas bow- ing for the first time kit and Elkins easily topped the scoring list with 892 points 1129Allet for Bluefield, 234 for 7 for Army and 217 for.

Princeton. Princeton had the allowing the beat defensive reco el)Peel. ti43e1, nit eight Peinie 0100 69 VIM and 111. Reendke 0 12Rdin4 Ides. 0 0.Na17 12 tea 7 10.

1. 13 10 cod 7 0 12Georgetogra 10 14V. M. Red IL 25 10 6Davie 13 0--Richmend 9 2,54 78 0 12--nend mite. 0 1,3 0-N 12 0-W.

tog L. 7 78 37Gellteet 7 20 le 0 le M. I. 0 sag 36 la 6-Riebohun4 IL AUBURN 7 us ss 60.11-6116Tsotectsh. 106 CLEMSON IsTulsa.

7 --Praabyterias 6 7Du 73 3--Ga. Tech Va 27-0glathame 0 C. S. 0 14--Grargia 0--Goo. Wash.

0 7Florida 14 Car. 7 14 Oa. 16 18Wake Pared 0 72s sot 18Wofford 14 0Mercer 18 ROWN 7Citadel 0 26--R. Wand 0 56 92 BROWN 26--P- Wand 66 AustatN 26-Eurmgon i ima ag 202i, 6--GL 7Dulte 27cith 14 121 51 Jr. 6.

CLEMSON 6--Ges. Wash. 10 7-Dutte 18 3-Ga. Ikea 39 6 0-Gee. Week.

0 Car 7 67 C.7446118. a 06 14-Grera is 7-Florida 14 0-Se. 14 lie. Cartgine, 16 0--Missioalpoi 13 704 IS-Wofferd 14 tkeeet 0 1211 rollietadoireer 103 BROWN UliD EE WILL DEF1110 TITLE F1111111 II 01111DEE VILL' DEF1110 -ATHLETES HONORED lipeelat to the Herald Coarier LE)BAILION, Dec Lebanon high bebop! 'has awarded athletic honors to the following basketball 1 players: BoysAloe Gilmer, captain: William Ketron, manager; William Burni, Dallas Campbell. James Gray, Harry Easterly, John Hambrick: Bell 'Field.

Virginia Swain Hurt, manager: Virginia Thotnpson, 'Vir- ginia Akera Pauline Cutnbow, Hermla Dean. Betty Bundy, Virginia Finney Easterly. EXPECTING STRONG MAT TEAM LEXINGTON, Dec. 4. With six veteran monogram men and I large number of sophomores, five of whom were -undefeated as freshmen, A.

H. Mathis, Washington and Lee wrestling-coach. expects to put out a team which compares favorably with his Souther, Conference chactr6ionship outfit of season. The enuipment of the Bolivian air force does not include parachutes because. in the rarified air of the high altitudes of the chutes are not satisfactory.

The longed, non-stop air snail route in the United States is 642 miles long and liee'tvholly in the state of Texas. Helen Placed Tackle PositIon Jos Bolan, takes the key poet. has' exhibited offensive game brawn, to get To Congdon goes the other play. ed tackle Gene McMurrey's To Captain High-lenders the King-Maryville was the main, gained little middle of the King center best exhibitions football ever the Carson ner Russell account of while Benny -was out parts of the season with Good books are so numerous that a fair pick is almost imPOnclige. Henderson of Carson Newman played stellar pme against the Kingmen but faltered once' or twice Iduring-the mmalnder the season.

and Davis of the -Tornado Goma under the Name heed. Boreteky wait the outstanding back for Maryville and deeerres all conference rating. Be ptmts. passes and null with equal ability. 'lb him goes one of the halfbacks pasta.

At the other half risvia gets the call over Boyer of Towhees College On, account of the fine games he turned in while not on 'the tench with '13aBeY. the Teachers College lilarterback, takee the honors as field general in the confer I 11 ence es well as offii of the hardest 1, Orosa 19 18 12 25 1116 ROCKWELL. 7 Val. 6 19-11111an4Jva 17 0 IAA 14 A J. 6i 203 b7 CALIFORNIA 0-8s Clara 7 119-081.

Areas 0 SSNand 0 14St. Mary. 13 23Olymp1c C. 0 Wash. 8.

6 11-8. Call. 6 0-11. C. L.

A 0 28--Wash tastes 0 6Idaho 0 11--8tanford 7i 161 19 CARNEGIE TECH. 20---Temvio 6 3Xavier 7Notre Dame 0 0-11. awl J. 0 -Plydue 17 Michigan 0 0 0--N. Y.

U. 101 40'1 COIAIATIC 47St. Law. 0 NoRutgers 2 1N. Y.

U. 0 OplAdayetta 0 0--Tlibrne 72-01v4o Nortborst 0 13-8yracuse 0 2.6-13rown 0 9 COLUMBIA 89Lehigh 0 0Virginia 6 0Princeton 20 38Pettb State 0 9-4Corholl 6 14Navy 1 46-1Afayetta 6' HISyracuse 01 132 1 CORNELL49St. Law. 23--114ehmond 0-91tohigan 7-8yracuse ICohunbia 19Car1eton 7Dartmouth 20Penn- I 48 DARTMOUTH 41Norwich 39Verroont 4Bat ee 7-41aryard 0---Princeteux 0Coribeit 0Chicoto lea 86 7 7 40 14 9 19 it 12 81 1 0 6 0 II 7 14 I 39 Hord a 20V. IL 24Elon 0 7Roanoke 7Hampden Opt 0 26Carasn-Nem 0 12Marshall 0 Hail 6 WealeYan 0 12--King 0 200 61 I FLORIDA 29-8tetaon 31--Sewanee' 0N.

Cart State 9North Car. 6--Tennesaes 0---Georeht I 7Ga. T41013 14Auburn land 1 114 FORDRAII 62Albr 16ht 0 57Muh'burt 0 20-- W. Virginia 0 32Boston Col. 6 2A1abama 01 Marfee 131 20N.

It. U. 121 6-rOrogon Btato 1 96 GEORGIV WASH. 27C4tesrbs I 27No. Dakota 6 0Clemson 0 19Auburn 6 Vs.

Vies. 0 13 18Wash.Je1l. 11gansas 7 111 GEORGIA TECH allClemene 2 6Kentucky 1 7 1Auburn 0nalene 7 10North Car. Vanderinit I 19--Flor4de 7 0Alsbarna 12 4Georgia 7 4auk. 37M7 1 9--SPeri Iti; field 6 Col.

13 1 66 70 ILLINOIS 13---Vrake 6 01W ask 6 AIWigwag 0 0---Amy 6 ---41dichisfits 7 3Northwestern 0 7--Ch4esto 0 6--Ohio SULU 7 76 INDIANA 7---Jkliami (O.) 0 -----Alinnesota 6 2---1otre Dame 12 25 0---Ohlo 2Chicao 0---X vim 0 1 2 6 IOWA 7N4thotatern 0 38--bra4ley 0 29Winconain 7 1 7MInnesota 19 27lows State 7 SMichlan 10 14--d'urdua 6" 1 71 130' 691 46--Starr1ne 2 Pa 0 7---Ga. 'Paths; 6 2Cincinnati 0 0W. and Lb .7 7Duke 14 0Alainla 20 21v. M. 1.

6 --Tulane 34 27 al 316 INDIANA 20-II 'Mots Wes. 12 23 62 7-441ami (O.) 0 6-Marquette 8 IsENN 6---Minnesota 6 27-Syractiss 11 NORTHWESTERN Dame 19 0-Kassas State 0 0-Iowa 0 2--r and M. 4 25 8--4'arnogio 0 0-Stanford 0 7-Dartmouth It 0-Ohs State 21 11--Datrbbt 84 26-Indiann 8 0--Navy 14 7-Chicao 6-01-eo State 12 16--Latayette 1 10----Bas4er 6 73 An 0-MInnesota 0 7-Ohlo State 24 49 -8 -kroll' Li 4 0-Notre Dame 7 6-Pertm State I :6 pis MLNNESOTA 44-181nnidan 42 12-Cornell 26 19-8. Dalt. Stabs 6 IOWA -Intliana .25 A '2 7-Northwistens 0 7--OPteslust 7 18-Bradley 0 7-pittaaargh 8 NOTRE' DAME PENH.

STATE 16-Wiseman 7 18-lassa 7 S-Sansas 0 88--Leb. Valley 0 i 7--Minsmota 19 0-Northwesten 0 12-Indiana 2 8--mull'hary 8 State 7 8-m1na4gan a 0-Carrusets Tech. 7 0 "1 e-systry 7 68yranna, 1 42 7 62 82 6-Purdue 12 441-John HcmItins 4 0--PAlc0110 10 6-Wisconsin 8 44 0.coiumbis 23 7-No. Western 0 4-panneylvarria 6 36 MB; 'POCKY 64 41-' 111881Southe8.81P1PTI) 6 ICa.14. 1-867-7 lib', Viik: -06 2 25-Msms S.

T. 6 32 SO 0 41-Atishama 0 PITTSBURGH 7Ga 7.h; 6 7-Marquatta 0 N. T. 1L ts It-Cincinnati 0 41- I 0-W V. W.

8 I. 11 0-w. and Lb .7 111-CAemson 0 12---Lafarette 12 7-Duke 14 10-'m. Sora 0 0-4olgat 7 4-1r. M.

6 6 I D-Alabanut 29 11-Ten 00s 26 6Cogorrill 26 r111141" 11 0-Lou san tslona SI 12-Fordh 20 1 i -Nc'tre Dams 4) 24 0-C1011011arT 7 0-0411irers I 6 "-Centre 4 8--Tennessee 27 alaill State 0 7--Cernetrie Tech 0 6-Nebraska 41 KING COLLEGE I 20---Lati ley 0. MISSOURI a Hill 0--Merysi 12 Hires 0 --Aatimiscit1art 14 0--Tuseulum IA 0animaters 20 0--Fett. di Rem. 12 84 80 MICHIGAN 20Michigan State 00Cortie 1 0 13.0h la State 0 06Chicage 7-1Mnois I 4 4Minnesota 1.3--14orthvreatare MICHIGAN STATE 122 14Grinnell 0 6M1ch1gan 20 20I1linois Was. 12 ,) 0 2Marquette 0 6 27Syracuse 2 ye 12) Kannao State 0 It 25 0carne010 0 I 21 Dettbit 11 19 --Kirksvilli 26 31Cantte1 0 0Kaname State 33 7St.

Louie .13 17-1ows State '14 0Nebraelur 26 00k taboo 31 Kansa 2 27 1 0--Duk 21 0 1L 90 N. CAROLINA S. 10lows 4 7--Catawba Mioareota GGeorgia 20 13-101orthweatera 4, 0Glemson 9 sot G.Florida 0 1G1 19 0Wake Forest 0 IIDavidson MICHIGAN STATE 14 14Gr4 nnell 0 0Duke 7 OREGON STATE 21Willankotta 0 21--8. Oregon N. 0 20Afontana 01 0---Goe2aira 01 12flart Fragicitto 0-80.

California 0 2Wash. State 0 11---Ormon til-Fordhain I)Nobraaka 22 98 4 PENN 2--r and M. 0 7Dartmout1i 14 W.Navy le 16--tatayetta 7Ottio State 20 Artne' 12 Penn. 6 12Cornea 20 60 02 ST. stAars 1-8an FTancieeto 0 111Calltorytis 14 7So.

Ca liibretti' 14 61Nevado 18--Imor Ulm 0 22U. Q. L. A- 14 123 48 SOUTH CLILOLINA 111--Wettort1 0 07-Temp1 26 1 41Villanovs 16 7oClemson 0 12The Cital 41 12-11. P.

7Louisiana S. 60 Can Stata 0Furmaft 0 111Auburn 141 211 91 29 SO. CALIFORNIA 01Whittler 0 80-020idesta1 0 1SLorola 0 31Waah tattoo IL 0 14St. Marrs S. California 8 7Stanford 18 24---Orecon 0 i 19otro Darns 0 01-0eorais 0 PENN.

STATE 14St. Marg'a agtab. vale" I 0--muat'bent 4-0allfornda 8 SCLehigh 0 7Stanford 13 0Columbia st 24Oregon 6Syracuse 12 10--Kotr Deren 0 60John Hcskina 6 S1-04sonris 0 6Psennylvan41 6 Vide), 0 216 23 So. METHODIST 117 I 641 0Dentoo T. ItTexas T.

0 PITTSBURGH 21--Texas N. 9W. and .1. 0 11Rite 7 alweA vireo's 7-0k116 A.41- 7 2424,,,. 6 0Arkastaas 3Minneso4 a -7 0Texas 10 ItNotre Dame 0 ISTessa Ail- 0 InCentre 8 0Gentnor, 7 I.Dustmen 1Baylor IS 0 13Tem Christ's 231 Dan" A.

'11. 41 0Rutters "Cent:" 4 16CenBikylot.mat. ri '11 7--Carneste Tech 0 11Tos. Christ's- 2i 88 71 Tech 0 sa s6 147 13 STA FORD OGLETHORS'IC 27-18ss Jess 0 25Newberry RICHMOND C. L.

0 Alskents 34 lcurcaan 14 7-ant Clsrs 4-14-1-1101-ttas 0 7Cornell 2A 0Northwestern 0 Id 0-. I. 7 80Se. Francais 13 14-4tsitsDs 4 0Washington 0 10Erskine 0 10Roanoke Ii Club 0 0Auburn 21 0118So. Calif.

7 0rlite4k4 18 M. I. 0 33Montana 7 34erore- 0W ik; 7Californ4a 8 1 88 149 87 66 134 34 17 C. 14-11a3fica' 41-11e. 27.Rjeo 10Texas I tTLANE 11--itz.

A. 3L ZOKa47Isartd 7Ga. Tomb 7Aubwii 1--Colabt Stets 34Konttarky 24Seirenes 7.L. 8. U.

160 VANDERBILT 60Cumberland 0-0k1ahomas 20NO. Carolina 0Ohio State 7M Mateeknet --Lk Pita ta 0-0a Tech 4Tennessee 0Alabama I VIRGWIA, I 7-4114m816 884. 7 810--la414-18ae. 0 0-044o State 5 0-034Juan44'-- 15 7--Navy 18 41. SMarrilmid 0 --W.

and L. Teat Otroldis 14 V. sad IL 12 IDuk 31 0Army 12 0Davkloon I 10Mary1awdi 13--Vingltdit 12 14 11gelltuck7 22 15 0---V. P. 0 20 31 12 IS 26 0 0 IS I 0 7 LIS 01 10 14 38 124 inscominf 19 IOT 29 I.

WASHINGTON 4Whitman 41 beP. Sound 0 0-80. Calif. 38 18Montana I CnI4iortna 8 0Ora. Sista 2 18Gonsaga 14Idaho 11Waohinctua C.

la A.1 W. vs. IMILICTAll 0-11)011eSSIMI 21 1--Geneva 0 1 7---061ros 11 11--Davis Zlit. 27 0Geo. Wash.

011 11-110then, 11W Vs DB 11Glenvi1le 12-41amok011 101 I 21 lows 26 0P1rdue 14 0Chignon, 26W. Virettfa Ohio Biota 41 11-311aneocts i 'TALI 14Matat 11---W. sod L. 11---Srowu 0--Army 21 14Ds rtroosik 21 1Goorgia 11 21 111 I KING COLLEGE 1 tie 13 19----Suriestield 6 gacggAitt -a. rot ta Hkielana ek)sirleeeedttinAtner-41P.

29 17-rett. A. I. 1r 16-Gotiford 0 ion -7 40-Coreele 0 112 gg 6.7. leggre 24-Elon 0 ILLINOIS 26-4Cbtea" 1 Roanoke 0 182---Dreite 6 7114nole I N.

CAROLINA' S. Tackle Position 20-V. M. 0 7- Oe 1245-11i1741711 2901 117 Jo Bolan. OREGON STATE 1-San 0 21-Willamette 0 0,48.

830304718 Caltibretia 14 takee the 374.0 'ID-. Iowa 6 7-ce- tewhe N. 0 21---Rtee key post- 12-61tushall 0 0--Army 61-Nevada 0 26-Careen-Nee. 0 31-Wisetnetin 0 e-sulueuedm 0 10-Georgia 20 111-Fordham 6 exhibited 6 13-Northweettern I), 0--otemeon 9 2.2......tt L. A.

14 .) 26utte. A 74,7 6 7 so nFhainn 0 12-Sun "'renege 6 A- Itee Offensive 'game 0-80. Califontia 0 brawn, to get 12--Sing 0 0 Wesleyan 0 3---Northwestera 0 1St 18 0-Wake 'Watt 0 123 41I 008videon 8 2-Wask. State 0 A TOLANE luau; 7 eNo. csr01188 0 11-Onseen 1 SOUTH 811143.

34. 78 7- PI 89 I To Congdon Lad-- 164 MICHIGAN STATE 0-80. Carolina 14 15--rrdhaa2 6 26 COIAIATIC 16 612 14-Grinnell 0 0-Duke 7 6144ebruke 22 6-fre're'le 26 20-Merylemd 0 WASHINGTON 111'. ATHLETES HONORED goes the other mos le 0 I FLORIDA 6-Mietiene 20 1 7- 1-6, -Ga. Tomb 0 4s-whitmen 47-St.

Law ed tacide 0-Prineeton 38 2887.400 INDIANA 20-Ilituois Wes. 12 23 62 ii 1-Aubwit Is sound 8 Gene Memurm 7 26-Ruttere 2 (0.) 0 0 ,,,..4 050. cialL 26 PENN 12-V. P. 0 eeuhle.

Jitete 7N y. 7... 0 2 9-North Car. flpseal to the Herald Cearter 12 te 0-LstaYetta 0 6--N. Cart Stets 6--Minnessta 6 21-Syracuse 11 NORTHWESTERN 13 111 slt IS-Mentaste 1 'ea.

Dec 8. To Captai leners gees 25 0--TItIone 7 Dame 13 0-kaneso State 0 0-lowe 0 1--r and Id. 0 7-keaa teal IL gg T1.4--Wenttselty 0 etcwitmas 8 non high shool 'has awarded ath- 73-01rio Northers 0 6--Tennesees 1 a-Nwthweetera 25 0-Cernetrie 0 0-Stenford 0-016s. Stnta 2 the King-Maryville 77 0-Georgte 1 State 21 0-Datrent 14 26-Indiana 8 0--Navy 19 6-ruralsa 1-L ft 7 0 7-Dartmoutk 14 14---. Car.

otsta 84-gewenee I letic honors' to the following bast- the rnain iranusa 0 7-Chteee 1 12 0-Ohdo State 16--Latayette 7 16-Auburn 14 lb-brown 0 1-Ga. Tech 1 14-Gonsage 0 14-Idette 0 ketball PlaYest 33oys-61oe Gilmer, 'a ined little BUCKNELL 14-Auburn 6---Xerter 0 73 88 nnesota 0 1-Oble State 160 0 .19 0-jutexas 8 my 61 1-Weekingtto captain; William Ketron, manager; ga 0-Notre Dame 2 6-Penn. State '6 CALIFORNIA VANDERBILT -) 15-11 A. I 6. middle of the 1 7 a William Burns.

Dallas Campbell VaL 26 96 MLNNESOTA 0-1diehigen la 12-ComeH to 511fhittfa 0 King center James Gray, Harry Easterly, John exhibitiotus 6 COLUMBIA guaa 6 0 56-Cemberiend 0 77a II Hambrick; girle---Alta Bell Fields. beet snows 17 IOWA 81n 3.017DRAK egenn 6 25 42 60 .02 It-Loyola 0 6-43aleaems 0 ball ever 0 15-Vrginia 6 1 wistainz 7 0 20-- W. Viathda 0 7--Mineatota 19 'Virginia Swain Hurt, the Carson 7 -1 13e tie 0 AmtyoNNOserreg b4bAigg 1: 6.7.PsEliixyNN. veySTAT: 102 11:0 Va. WMILIBIrwaoh.

"9328 manager; Virginia Thompson, 'Vir- Md. 14 38.pPreetula 3-tote Zia 57-Mub'burg 26--wboreeldu 7 19-lowa 2 0-Setteas 0 32--Leb. Valley 6 0 7--Miall'alavt It 7 6-oeseen i gin's, Aker's. Pauline Cutnbow, Her- ner UP. Russell account Of I 9-4corhen 0-Northweetern 0 12-Indiatut 2 0--mutehertg 8 4---Caltrorttla Tech 3 1--Sokens 13 mia Dean.

Betty Dean. Jean Bundy. 6--MIrbile 10 01-Wlseonsin 14 3 6-P7UB-burgh 14 0-Columbia es 241-Oregon 4) saes 8, Ilk. 27 I3onny out -Lafasette Virginia Finney Easterly. while was parte, of the 303 A 87 46..

It IL 6 14-NteS 16 32-2-AliktmlabantaC1 27-1''s gtata 7 0-Mkhissn 0 0-Cermeefie 'Peri. 7 SS-Lehigh 0 1-Stanford 13 6-Oman State ")- 7-N W' tern 0 eeelkeen with Insturlea 0 20-mi. 1. U. 12 EXPECTING STRONG MAT TEAM Good backs are go that CALIFORNIA 32 SO 738 841 car 6 2-36 33 124 1 leg LS-W.

Va. Md. St 7 le en 6-Purdue 19 40-John Hopkins 6 maw 7,424,41.8. 96-Glonville 1 LEXINGTON. Dec.

a fair pick is almost impOsteible. 0-San. Clara 7 tits 40 12 SO METHODIST einGrtaA' i with six veteran monogram men Henderson of Carson Newman 119-041. Awa its 0 CORNELL- KENTUCKY 674outh 7 GEOSH. 7t.

47.) 4 117 7 17 7 46-31-arnille 2 25-mums S. 0 32 $0 I 14-Texas T. 0 07 IOC' 149 114-Nevada 0 4S-St. Law en.d barge number of nophomores. played a.

oteller game against the 14-St Mary a 13 23--R4ehmond .1 27-RGE WACetserbe I 7-Setwanee 0 0 't. PITTSBUItG11 21-rrexas 6 five of whom were -undefeated as Kingmen but faltered once' or twice 0.. 0 40 27-No. Dakota 6 1---Ge. Iter.W.- 6 1-Marquetra 0 St, u' 0w.

lind 0 78Aice 7 0-0trio Stotts le Irmco 41 lcolotehte 9 19-Auburn 6 0-W and L. 7 13-cleumue I-Wash. 6 7-Syraeuse 14 0-Clemson 0 3-Cincinnati 0 -Swarm 0 11-W. Va. W.

2 1-0kle. 7 4-Dokunitea'- 16 -XII freshmera, A. H. Mathis, Washing- during mmainder le the season. ton and Lee wrestling -coach.

ex- Sticker and Davis of the Tornado 11-8. Cali. 0 13-Lefeyette 2 Virginia 0 0A 18 Is-Startemete 6 12-B" Sot' $4-Neel 6 0-Arkansas 2 12-V M. la 0-13reler, 21 pacts to put out a team which come under the Name bend. 0-U.

C. L. A. 0 19-Car1etou 19 a. es 0 -Duks 14 I.

re 0 sate 1 eenie, 7 01.8,08 70 414.arriond 0 iia 0 19-Texas AM. 0 L. 4 0-Purdue 14 compares favembly with his South- Soretsky woe the outstanding 6-1dehe 0 20-Penn. i 12 13-WatiLJell. 4 M.

0-Lotestene 33 12-Fordhant 20 I-Cent ry 7 g'-g 11-Banses 7 0--Tulene 0-Centanory gltetnnu, Tack II 0-askew 0 oonforence vaunt He rotmte. passes 9 30 1-Dartano, wit u0-9 Ton, news, 20 epon. news. 26 ern Conference chasn3ionship out- back for maryvine and deserves au s--gtenforg 7 34 7 De owing to 7-11arier 16- onmunit 14 26-W. Violent' 41 fit of -6 season.

-1 40 31 0-Tennessee 27 du ule. State 0 Tech 0 6-Nebraska 41 11-Tes. Christ's 26 01,70 Buhl and milt with equal ability. 'ro him 0 83 149 S-Ntanesete 4 L11' DARTMOUTH GEORGIA TECH 31 Ms 141 le 88 71 The etvitoment of the Bolivian goes one of the halfbacks posts. CARNEGIE TECH.

al-Norwich 0 SII-Clemeon 141 13 STANFORD V' lit OGLETHORPE 64 1 19 air force does not include pare- At the other bait Davis gets the 245-Tenrele 0 6-Kentucky 1 7 20--taegley 0 MISSOURI 21-San Jess 0 0-L arid 2L 20 0 39-Verroont 6 25-Newberry sICHM019D S-U. C. L. A. 0 I-Duke at TALI chutes because.

in the rarified air call oveir Baiter of Teachers Collex, 3-- .1, of the high altitudes of the coun- on account of the fine SINUS he Dar" 44-Bliges 0 14-jte-nalliabuttern 1 6 a 26- g-A4. 34 6-Furman 14 1-Santa Clara .0 O-Arrny St 14-megne I a .0 1-Cornell 2A 0-Northwesters 0 0-Davtdson 4 14-W. and L. 0 a-w. aud .1.

0 01 0-Nortit Can 6 21-httlitne 0 0-Sa Stahl try, chutes are not satiefactorY turned In while not on 'the bench 7 -Ptudue 11 7-lit 1 eresed 7 6-usecterittit, 9 4 28. it 0 V. P. I- 7 20-Sa. Premises 13 10-Marylates IS 14-0-terate 15 0-Mlehisee 0 13-Yrincetteals 147 6611abarnat-Plorida 777 sco--Teecuarecosmrintuw lai et.

.2614. 2171 cionieztAlf.t.Club 706 leGoorgia4Dertmosik with injuries. The longed, non-atop air artail 93alley. the Teachers College 19-Getmrstown 0 0-p U. 7 7 0-arnatters 20 13-Okiehotna 21 0-1-litadel IS 16-V.

0 33-Montana 1 0-114chmond IS 4-Kariteed 1 6 1-Ca i a 3 0- P. 0 s-peinemat 27 route in the united States is 642 9'uarterbaek takee the honors as 0--Pitt 16 0-Chiestro I 4-Gemirtill. 0 Pim. 62 sgssian 88 8.w (3, 78 i forni v. 1 39 4-Duke miles lens end liesit'ivholly in the the best field general in the confer- state of Texas.

ence es well SII outi, of the hardest 4' 174 871g7 68 84 gi 61 15002 149 87 65 13'1 34 44 764 04 4 et- 01 1 Dee. 3. (AP) Vince Dundee's first defense of the 'middleweight title be won by up! netting -Lou Brouillard 'a little over a month ago headlines an unusually good national boxing program' thin DUMMY his crown -on the block '-against' Andy Callahan of Lawrence, at the Boston garden Friday. He is expected to come Out of the 15 round bout with his hold on the title still se, cure Pate Rosenbloom, the 'light heavyweight king who is carrying his' current tour through the southwest, encounters Wilson Dunn of Oklahoma. City in ten aL Fort Worth.

TeL MondaY. On -Wednesday at Chicago, Freddie holder of the national boxbg association's recognition as featherweight champion, faces, Paul Chicago in another, non-title- ten rounder. At Cleveland Monday. Tony Canxonerla former title holder, faces Cecil Payne Of Louisville In a ten rounder and Chocolate, the Cuban negro. tolds the New York Stale recogtition aa featherweight champion, rme-ota Frankie Wallace of Cleve1.141 in another.

The preliminaries re almost as, attractive. 1 vlying at an altitude of over :..000 -feet betvreen Jamaica and Pilot Rely Keeler t7countereol so much dust that hie rhine Malted as though ke471i'a4 down a country' road. lave. yonic Dee, 3. (At) dlweight ti Nrince Dtindee's first defense of the midetle be won by up- ntting Lou Brouillard a little over a month ago headlines an unusually good natiotial boxing prograra this week.

Dundee puts' his crown on the block ---against Andy Callahan of Lawrence. Masa, at the Boston garden FridaY. He is expected to coin, OUt of the 15 round bout with his hold on the title still se- cure Maxie Rosenbloom, the light heavyweight king who is carrying his current tour through the southwest, encounters Wilson Dunn of Oklahoma City in a. ten round- er al, Port Worth. Tex.

MondaY. On -1Vedneeday at Chicago, Fred- die holder of the national boxbg association's recognition as featherweight charnPion faces Paul parse. of Chicago in another non- title ten rounder. At Cleveland Mcmday, Tony Can- zonerl. former lightweight title Louis- holder, faces Cecil P1132.1e of Louis ville In a ten rounder and Kid who Chocolate, the Cuban negrn.

1-, olds the Neer York Stele reeot Tilt-ion sa featherwelght champion, rntt011 Frankie Wallace Cleve- 11,11 in another. The preliminaries krs almost as, attractive. Viying at ea. odtitude of ver :,000 -feet betvreen Jamaica and i ell. Pilot RdY ICee ler t' countered enuch dust ecth sttrillt.adi a ne leaked as thoUgh 'Ica dorwn a country road.

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