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THE KNOXVILLE SUNDAY JOURNAL, KNOXVILLF, NOVEMBER 8, 1931. CONVERTS BREAK INT 1 TOUCHDOVIIV TO BEAT. KENTUCKY WILDCAT 4. 4 Alabama's Crimson Tide Opens Strong Running Attack To Trounce Florida -'GATOR LINE RIPPED 11 UNCLE DAN McGUGIN HOPES TO SHATTER. TENNESSEE'S TITLE -HOPES IBLUE DEVILS ytr 7 T.

Y11 --70 SHREDS, 41 TO 11 4 4, 4, I Uncle Daniel McGugin and his Vanderbilt Commodores ate plan- ning to knock pins from under the Tennessee Volunteers here -i, .1,1 the Saturday. Here we have a scene of the Commodores as they ":11113: 211 41 ran over Georgia Tech, while at the bottom is none other than (Q, ilt Uncle Dan hiself. Vanderbilt is planning to settle the Southern GAIN UPSET A to' 4 a t' t' Conference championship next Saturday by removing Tennessee, :7. Penalties For Unnecessary Roughness Cost Florida Two 1. 6 A 1 0 4 while Tulane and Georgia are having their little game in the Bull- Touchdowns: John 'Hurry' Cain Leads 'Bama's 1 kAt 1 4 7 (4 IL.

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Voe 0, -r 1 -1 4.6. sl'; 1 4. 4, ca'MICHIGAN STAGGERS rNDIANA, 22 TO 0 ANN ARBOR. Nov. 7 (R) A hopeful but dubious Indiana football team aeeking its second conference victory of the season came to Ann Arbor today, caught the University of Michigan eleven at the top of its stride.

and went down tamely to a 22 to 0 defeat Some 25,000 spectators saw the Wolverine team completely outclass Coach E. C. Hayes Indiana university squad, piling up three touchlowns and a safety for the third Big- Ten victory of the sea- ca'mlema, ANN A A hope football conferenc, came to the Unive at the to Some 2 -2 touch Jo wi 1.INGTON, Nov. 7 (C) LEADS CAPITAL One of the "breaks of the game" gave Duke university a 7 to 0 vic. I tory at Soil field here today over GOLF TOURNEY cat University of Kentucky Wild- and shoved the Kentuckians further down in the Southern conference race.

The Southerners' triumph gave their coach, Wallace 21-Year-Old Golfer Plays Wade, his ninth consecutive victory Course In over the Wildcats, eight of which were won while he was coaching Par Golf. Alabama. Playing before 12,000 fans, Ken-- WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 tucky went through the first two Frank Cunningham, a 21-year-old periods in great style and seem-youth who never swung a niblick ongly had the edge on the visiuntil four Years ago, played his tors. The Wildcats' share of the first "big time" competition in par proceeds were turned over to style today to outdistance a vet-1 charity.

eran field of golfers in the Na- In the third period, however, fortional Capital open tournament. I tune favored the Blue Devils when Zr BIRMINGHAM. Ala Nov. 7 with unabated fury, Ala bamas Crimson Tide developed amazing power, -after a scoreless first period today, to crush Florida- 41 to 0 N. Turniug into a rout a game which at the outset looked like a certain tie.

Alabama's backs ripped the 'Gator line to pieces and turned the 7, ends with the greateet force the Red Juggernauts b-aTe shown this season. Fora penalties for roughness in the second period twice placed the I bail on their one-yard line, from FnOTBALL wher'e Cain and Long. Alabama backs, but the penalties did tot alter the complexion of the con- Va test Alabv-rna apparently was RiEsuLTs headed for anyway. Florida's lone threat was In the first period when a triple pass, Treadgold to Hughes to SOUTH Parnell, placed the ball on Ala- Alabama 41; Florida O. bama's nine-yard line.

but the Nortm Caro Ilea 19; Georgia Tech Crimsons held and opened up 19. Tie. with their touchdown parade Duke Kentucky O. which started a moment after Vanoerbilt 39; Maryland 12. the opening of the second guar- Tulare 27; Auburn 0- ter.

I Washington and Lee Virginia Pol O. C-ain and Long started with a Virginy ia Military Clemson 6. first down on Florida's 33. and South Carolina 27. Furman O.

Cain through right guard be- Tennessee 31: Carson-Newman O. fore being etopped on Florida's Chattanooga 68; Transylvania 1. seven. Three line thrusts aided by ittestern Kentucky 20; Miami the first Florida penalty c-arrieel (Fla.) 0- the ball over, and Whitworth con- Davidson 14; Citadel 7. tributed the extra Wake Forest 12; Presbyterian O.

After Alaharna worked the ball Hampden Sydney 18; Lynchburg. to Florida's 15-yard ltrne. the Randolph-Macon 14: Richmond 6. tors held. Daris's pass was in- mercer 12; Birmingham Southern tercepted by Cain.

who returned Langley Field 20; Potomac State O. 18' Lenoir Rhyne 6. to the nine-yard line. The se uilford cond Morehead (Ky.) 12; Union (Ky.) 0- en.a Fl lty fell on and Long Sewanee Mississippi O- rammed right guard for the touch- North Carolina State Mississippi down Leslie placeleicked the extra Aggies O. point.

Mississippi Teachers 13; South- Holley. Long's running mate, western (Tenn.) 7. started the scoring march in the Mississippi College 54; Southwest- second half with a 37-yard run ern La. Institute 0- around left end to Florida's 33 DePaul (Chicago) 46; Louisville. and befor the 'Gators could re- Lincoln Memorial 13; Eastern Ken-- cover a double pass to Mosley to tucky Normal 8.

Holley placed the ball on the Elon 20: High Point O. 17-yard line- With Holley and Stetson 24: Erskine 7. Cain assisting, Long scurried Delta Teachers Lambruth.6. over left guard for the touch- Tennessee Wesieyth 25; Sue Ben- nett College 6. down and Whitworth booted the Tenn.West Tenn.

Teachers goal-Middle Tenn. Teachers 15. A series line smashes and end EAST returns followed a fluke I.orida Georgia New York University 6. punt, which the bail on For- Columbia 27; Virginia O. i.

Ida's 16. Holley cut over rigt.t. end Fordharn 39; Detroit 9. to score and Whitworth aga-in Army 20; Louisiana State O. kicked goal.

Brown 26; Ohio Wesleyan 13. The Alabama team was bolstered Syracuse 33; Western Reserve O. by a string of subs as the fourth t-izrvard Dartmouth 6. got under way. and Walker.

14: Carnegie Tech 6. Hughes and enappelie, newcomers Bucknell Georgetown O. to the Tide backfield, clicked, off Lehigh 19; Princeton 1. 2 a touchdown. Chappelle scoring.

Lafayette Rutgers 0- Cornell 54' Alfred ()- and Tucker kl.cked tue extra point. Boston College 19; Western Mary-! l'hs same trio featured another reississippi 3 eacners li; botnn 1 western (Tenn.) 7. Mississippi College 54; Southwest-1 ern La. Institute O. DePaul (Chicago) 46; Louisville O.

Lincoln Memorial 13; Eastern Kentucky Normal 8. Elon 20; High Point 0. Stetson 24; Erskine 7. Delta Teachers Lambruth.6. Tennessee Wesieyth 25; Sue Ben- nett College 6.

Tenn.West Tenn. Teachers Middle Tenn. Teachers 15. EAST New York Universitt 6. Coiumbla 27; Virginia O.

Foreharn 39; Detroit 9. Army 20; Louisiana State O. Brown 26; Ohio Wesleyan 13. Syracuse 33; Western Reserve O. Dartmouth 6.

14; Carnegie Tech 6- Buckneli Georgetown O. Lehigh 19; Princeton 7. Lafayette 22; Rutgers O. Cornell 54; Alfred O. Boston College 19; Western Mary- iand 13.

Cunningham. caddy master and assistant "pro at the aristocratic Burning Tree club of Washington, equalled a difficult par of 7U over the Kenwood course while famous stars of the game trailed behind a i2 scored by Witlie MacFarlane, open champion of six years ago. Fifty-six professionals and five amateurs qualified for the final 36; holes tomorrow when the "pros" will compete for $2,550 in cash, but the going tod-ay proved too stiff for several veteran campaigners, Including Freddie McLeod. of Washington, former open champion; 'roily Manero and John Jonnson. Kentucky halfback, was tackled on his own 20-yard line while attempting to throw a pass, the oval slipped from ois grasp and bounded into the hands of Harton, Duke tackle, who darted down the field for a touchdown.

Captain Brewer added the extra Line-ups: Duke Poe. Kentucky Crawford E. Kreuter Carpenter Wright Friedman L.G..... Davidson Adkins Seale Shock Darby Harton R.T Kipping Hyatt It Skinner Southern Conference Title Will Probably Be Decided i A00essagatteaar 4-, -N a Southern Conference Title iti i 1 Will Probably Be Decided 7- 4 i 7 i 1 I i 1 With perfect golf weather It re-ILhler Richarus quired a 79 to qualify from among ILaney L.11 Kelly the field of 133 Mason Johnson --si-fs E. L.

Caldwell and Tom Cole, of Brewer Kercheval Hillendale club, Baltimore, led the score by periods: amateurs with. 77s. Duke 0 0 7 0-7 o- Kentucky 0 0 0 0 0 ORTHIVESTERN Scoring: Duke, touchdown, liar- ton; point after touchdown, Brew- BEATS GOPHERS' er (place kick). Called BEFORE llilat Card nil PriA nil off This Friday 41 By Saturday Grid Slate Vanderbilt Commodores Hope To Shatter Volunteers' Hopes, While Georgia Bulldogs Clash With Tulane Greenies In Athens. 1 By ED HARRIS I With to stadiums aesnred of being packed with delirious.

and per-Georgia as bewildered fans. the 1931 Southern Conference championship will be In the making next Saturday when one, and possibly two of the South's ''llig Three" will be eliminated from the title picture. It is safe to say that no two games played in the South this season will have the thrillis that are anticipated when the Vanderbilt modores Invade Knoxville, with hopes of spoiling the Tennessee Vols' perfect record. while the Tulane Greenies and the Georgia 13ulldog3 tear into each other in Athens. 1 About the only way to clarify HARVARDBEATS, Neyland's Volunteers at Shields- the conference championship mud- die Is for those blz bad boys of Uncle Dan McGugin to halt Bob 6- DARniouTH By pn-iastilk instfateeldw.initntehrisor ttillebeG Georgia.

Tulane private skirmish can make 7 a year's reservation In the throne room. DARTMOUTH BY 17 To 6 SCORE es of spoiiing tut, A t. tiurl-t- 1 a 13 enies and the Georgia Bulldogs tear About the only ay to clarify the conference championship mud- die is for those big bad boys of Uncle Dan McGugin to halt Bob Neyland's Volunteers at Shields- Watkins field. If this can be accom- plished the winner of the Georgia. Tulane private skirmish can make a year's reservation in the throne room.

By Saturday's Grid Slate Vanderbilt Commodores Hope To Shatter Volunteers' Hopes, While Georgia Bulldogs Clash With Tulane Greenies In Athens. By ED HARRIS With tyko stadiums arsured of being packed with delirious. and per- haps bewildered fans. the 1931 Southern Conference championship will be in the making next Saturday when one, and possibly two of the South's "Big Three" will be eliminated from the title picture. It Is safe to say that no two game-s played In the South this season will have the thrillis that are anticipated when the Vanderbilt Corn- modores Invade Knoxville, with hopes of spoiling the Tennessee Vols perfect record.

while the Tulane Greenies and the Georgia Bulldogs tear into each other in Athens. 1 About the only way to clarify the conference championship mud- II ARvARD BEATS I die Is for those big bad boys of Uncle Dan McGugin to halt Bob Neyland's Volunteers at Shields-- 1)A PritinfITH RY Watkins field. If this can be accomnlished the winner of the Georgia- crrre Vthich VI a vouch-Colgate 32; Penn State 7. 'r Loxzt by Walker ne.ir the end of Yale 52; St Johns (Md.) O. Lie game.

try for point Temple 13; Villanova 7. IA as blocked. Holy Cross 12; Duquesm O. Lite-up and summarT: West Virginia 12; West Virginia Wesleyan 7- Alabama pos. Florida Wa Illims 7.

1 Smith Parnell Colgate 32; Penn State 7. Yale 52; St Johns (Md.) O. Temple 13; Villanova 7. Holy Cross 12; Duquesti O. West Virginia 12; West Virginia i i 4 1 Home-Coming Is Featured By Promoter Sam Siegel announced 1 32-14 Victory Over yesterday that he would not hold a --Ne ve is i 4 :4 Minnesota.

wrestling show this week on ac- es. ee- Is. es reee Nee-- s' ei count Of the Tennessee-Vanderbilt 1 te, DYCHE game Saturday. STADIUM, EVANSTON, 1 football kei-e- "see e4 Nov. 7 eiSe.The undefeated Promoter Siegel is working on a 2 'of of the strong card for the following-week ea, 4.1..

ykk kiikreak; same team that held Notre Dame and plans to bring two of the ring's COACH evICGOCUNI to a scoreless tie, mowed down best wrestlers here for an engage- Minnesota 32 to 14-in a fourth pe- ment. 1 nod scoring riot before a home- In last Friday wrestling card, coming crowd of 48.000 today and Dick Davisoourt defeated Jim Clin But Major Bob Neyland is look- ToRNAD0 TARFIEELs TIE good ood as won the 1931 cnampion- stc'ck two out of three falls. es, ehip of the Western Conference. Only Iowa and Indiana remain in L. M.

U. COACH ELECTED the path of the Wildcats for Un' disputed championship honors. It TO HEAD ATHLETIC BODY IN oFFENsIvE BATTLE appears overwhelmingly certain the Ilawkeyes and Hoosiers will (Knoxville Journal Special) HAR be conquered by just as many ROGATE, Nov. J. 1 touchdowns as Northwestern wishes D.

Alexander was recently elected I to score. president of the East Tennessee L. M. U. COACH ELECTED TO HEAD ATHLETIC BODY (Knoxville ournal Special) HARROGATE, Nov.

7.Coach J. D. Alexander was recently elected president of the East Tennessee 1 I i 1., 1 111. Ar 41 ir 'It 1 a 0 4 i ,6 .....0., IWO. ...0....0, 4' ,401.,,4 1....1.1, .04.., .01 Amherst 33: Trinity 6.

i mg tor notnmg like tnat to nap- Tufts Boston University O. I pen. In fact he took the "better New Hampshire 49; Conn. Aggies O. Late Rally Gives Crimson- halt- of his team to Nashville yes, Lowell Textile 6: Seton Hail O.

1 Victory Over Green terday to see Just how these Corn- Springfield 21: Mass. State 3. modores went about their work. Middlebury 32; Norwich 6. Team, 7 To 6.

One thing la rerLiin, if Vanderbilt St. John's (N. 13; City College defeats Tennessee it will be no (N. 0. fault of Major Bob.

Notre Dame "B'' 23; Buffalo 6. 1 HARVARD STADIUM, CAM- BRIDGE. Nov. 7 Along the intersectional lines St. Lawrenec Clarkson 0.

checked for 56 minutes by the South has little chance to Providence 13; Niagara 6. i Dartmouth, Captain Barry Wood even break even in two games. Rensselaer Vermont O. I rallied his fumbling and stumbling The faint blowing Tornado from Delaware 26: Swathmore O. Harvard forces long enough to put Georgia Tech will have more Lebanon Valley 18I.

St. Joseph 7., over a touchdown with one of tits than an afternoons hard work In Drexel 12; Uranus 7. I amazing aerial miracles. and then attempting to defeat PennsylvaPenn Military 2: Baltimore O. th e.

vital point that nia In Philadelphia. while Wash-Albright 49; Washington College 6.1 cave the undefeated Crimson a ington and Lee takes the march I Davis Elkins 13; St. Thomas gave to Princeton to meet the Tigers. Davis Elkins 13; St. Thomas -I to-Princeton to meet the Tigers.

ing for no like that to bap- pen. In fact he took the "better half- of his team to Nashville yes- terday to see just bow those Corn- defeats Tennessee it will be no modores went about their work. One thing is certain, if Vanderbilt fault of Major Bob. Along the Intersectional lines 7 taocifre Phiel Huppke G. Richards Sharps Spier Whitworth Osgood Lain le Jenkins Dothercw R.E....

Goodyear Mosley Q.B.... Treaogold Holley Davis Long Roger Lain Hugnes Score by periods: Alabama 0 14 14 13--41 Florida 0 0 0 -0-- 0 Alabama scoring, touchdowns. -Cain, Long, Honey, Chappelle, Walker. Points after touchdown, Whitworth, Las lie, Tucker. Officials: Hutchens (Purdue), referee; 'Powell (Wisconsin), umpire; Mouat (Armour), field 7.

judge; Halligan (Mass. Aggies), mead linesman. Physical Educational association to succeed Professor A. W. Hobt, of the University of Teunesseil.

This Is the first time the presidency has been given to any other than University of Tennessee physical educators. Mr. Alexander was a speaker at the recent educational meeting held in Knoxville. He Is a member of the national Olympic committee, and also a director and committee chairman of the Southeastern district A. A.

U. Rip Slusser Leads Parade With 85-Yard Dash For Initial In the most dramatIc game played in the Big Ten this season, Touchdown; McArthur, Tech Quarter, Adds Northwestern. trailing 14 to 0 at one time. came back like a real Extra Point To Cause Deadlock. I championship team to score five touchdowns.

and eliminate the 1Gophers, the only other undefeated ATLANTA. Nov. 7 (AM.Georgia Tech and North Carolina deadlocked I crew remaining in the champion- at 19-all here today in a football battle of offensives. i ship race. Neither II snfficientiv effective on the defense to win.

and it wee at 19-all here today in a football battle of offensives. Neither was sufficiently effective on the defense to win, and It waii 4-0 victory. (Scranton) o. i Four Harvard scoring thrusts had i With each team striving to Gettysburg Dickinson 0, tie. been turned back by the Indians reach higher standings, the plucky the toe of McArthur.

Toech's quarter. that turned almost certain defeat i 1 i there was but four minutes un- Lkuburn igers go to their neigh- 1 borhood city. Birmingham, for bat- into an upset tie In the last few minutes of play. played when Wood opened a deter- tie against the Sewanee Purple The Jackets were either seven points to the bad or one point behind mined overhead attack on Dart-1 4 L' 16. I 1 until that boot of the Tornado's quarter since a few minutes after the EILLLAI CLICLL 1-, I.

Ul ti.1V a wa.asok,aso wooko so ow, tribe. has Geneva 19; Waynesburg 6. Haverford 18; Hamilton 6. Juniata 26: Susquehanna 2. Thiel 32: Westminster O.

Geneva 19; Waynesburg 6. Haverford 18: Hamilton 6. Juniata 26: Susquehanna 2. Thiel 32: Westminster O. 1 Mel 44; re, estrninaxer U.

Gilder, Goeller Tie In Gun Meet industrial 0 Long Island 13; Hobart 6. I mouths ES-yard line. Ile a ttem pt ed i Each an improved team this season and this game will be game started when Slusser ripped off 85 yards for the Tarheel's initial Mt. St. Mary's 29; LaSalle O.

two short heaves that were ground- I for some kind of glory for Team Rhoda Island 24; Rocester Poly 0.i ed and drew a five-yard the touchdown and Chandler added the extra point. Union 13; Rochester O. Another toss was ruin and i smaller members of the conference. A few minutes later, Chandler ed or. I in A 1., es nt rs ni II ri v-aA az.

line fnr the Tar- I P- plunged over the line for the Tar-I Te union Kocnester u. over the line for the uereats liatt Morris Harvey Bethany O. Marshall 60; Fairmont O. Marshall 40; bera 13. .3 Morris Harvey Bethany O.

Marshall 60; Fairmont O. Franklin 4, Marshall 40; Muhten- berg BOSTON COLLEGE DOWNS WESTERN MARYLAND BALTIMORE, Nov. 7 es rn Maryland crippled by the loss of seven regulars, made a gallant stand against the powerful Bo6ton college here, today, but were nosed out in the final period. 19 to 13. Western Maryland got away to a flying start when Jimmy Dunn.

fleet halfback, raced 35 yards around right end and then fought 20 yards off tackle to score. Displaying a good brand of foot; ball the Knox County Industrial school banded the Hall's High team a 37 to 0 defeat on its own rield Fridaz afternoon. Kiser was the individual star of 7: the game, side-stepping, squirming and twisting to make runs of 65. 55. 35 and 12 yards for touchdowns The entire Industrial team played ell and it would be hard to pick out an individual star other tnan Kiser.

The visitors displayed a sporty team and played weal but could not score. C. Mathews and M. Whitman scored the other two touchdowns. while Clifton.

Scott and tah SZLI played a brilliant gams in the line. P. Elza added the one extra point. in Displaying a good brand of bail the Knox County Industrial school banded the Hall's High team a 37 to 0 defeat on its own rield Fridaz afternoon. Kiser was the individual star of the game, side-stepping, squirming and twisting to make runs of 65, 55.

35 and 12 yards for touchdowns The, entire Industrial team played well and it would be hard to pick out an individual star other tnan Kiser. The visitors displayed at sporty team and played we.1 but could not score. C. Mathews and M. Whitman scored the other two touchdowns.

while Clifton, Scott and Graham played a brilliant gani in the line. P. Elza added the ene extra point. ot- gal ig -h ivn of 65, ass 'ed cilL an a )nt nd wo ott tnti led 'Catholic 19; Manhattan 6. I fourth down he ran wide to the SETTLE STATE HONORS on the 45-yard line and whip- In one ot those state honor con- ped a long, Straight pass that Carl tests the Duke Blue Devils tackle Hageman caught on the 10-yard the North Carolina Wolfpack.

Dk has power, and Captain line, far beyond the Green's ovell; ne head defense. "Ridd Brewer should be able -to Hageman was unchallenged as add something to his personal g' he ran over the Dartmouth oal scoring list against the State boys. tuhp.e Another on of those state tilts Ag-1 lui-ninentanngd, point beetVelYenboathteed will find the North Carolina Tar- rights. heels meeting Davidson at Chapel I vtng I Hill. MOSHEMI HIGH DEFEATS Up In Lexington the Kentucky Wildcats should have easy mat- NEW MARKET, 14 TO 12 ters with the Virginia Military 1 (KnoxvilleJournal'Sneetal) Institute In its last game before MOSHEIM, Nov.

7New Market clashing with the Tennessee vole High school lost to Mosheim High en Thanksgiving. This game Is here this afternoon by 14 to 12. regarded as somewhat of a Coach Elmer Hawkins' Yellow. "breather" for the 'Cats. The Ca- jackets have shown considerable dets have had a poor season and improvement in the last few weeks and unleashed a fast, snappy of- tense to win.

Hall, Mosheim fullback, and Rey- nolds, halfback, were the stars of the game. They completed two passes in the last quarter to sure In one minute from their own 20- n-, one yard line. The game was the most thrill, played here this Hillsdale 13; Olivet O. -year. foot-I Shbeepherrg 1ti State St.

John's (Pe- 1 rbu2rOg'' 61 0 a ne ow Brooklyn City 15; New York Ag- gies O. Haetwick Upsala O. Anegheny St. Sonaventure 6. All Coast Guard 31; East Strouds: burg 6.

MIDWEST Ohio State 20; Navy O. Michigan 22; Indiana O. Michigan State 100; Rippon O. Cincinnati 33; Denison O. Muskingum 19; Wooster O.

Hiram 52; Case 6. Daton Xavier 7, tie. Otterbein 26; Kenyon 13. I Mt. Union 52; Detroit Tech O.

Oberlin Akron O. Baldwin Wallace 26: Ashland O. Bluffton 32; Earlham O. Polk County Vies Findlay Bowling Green (04 6 tis. Defiance 25; Detroit City College 7.

1.. Grov City 12; John Carroll O. Polk County Vies With Etowah Hi Shepherd, State 26; St. John's (Pe- tersburg, Vs.) 6. Maine 20; Bowdoin O.

gies O. Brooklyn City 15; New York Hartwick Upsala O. Allegheny St. Bomaventure 6. All Coast Guard 31; East Strouds- burg 6.

MIDWEST Ohio State 20; Navy O. Michigan 22; Indiana O. Michigan State 100; Rippon O. Cincinnati 33; Denison O. Muskingum 19; Wooster O.

Hiram 52; Case 6. Daton Xavier 7, tie. Otterbein 26; Kenyon 13. I Mt. Union 52; Detroit Tech O.

Oberlin Akron O. Baldwin Wallace 26: Ashland O. Bluffton 32; Earlham O. Findlay Bowling Green (04 iS tie. I Defiance 26; Detroit City College 7 Groy City 12; John Carroll O.

MASSAGE Battle Creek Sanitarium Methods Sweat Baths, Light Baths, Etc. 71 LI ly Blount Beach Gun Club shoot, Howard Van Gilder and H. W. orking up to it almost by Inches. Hi heel's second touchdown after U.

Cage Team Goeler tied In soaring at the week- At one time the ball lay on Tech's es 1x Veterans each shattering 47 out of 50 tar- six-laces line. This time Chandler as 3 gets. Charles Burks and George failed to add the extra point. Fisher tied for second place with Hart paved th way for the 45 out of 60. Jackets first score when he The special event of the after- (It nolville Journal Special) who broke 46 out of 50 tar- noon was won by Howard Van Gil- gained eight yards In an end run HARROGATE, Nov.

7.The Rail- I del-. before he was forced out of bounds. McArthur carried the ball splitter basketball team will havelgets. Ed Lutz scored 42 out of 50, four yards on the next try and several new members this year. and George 41 out of 50.

again to plunge over the line. since only six of the regulars will A special shoot wil be held No-Williams failed with his kick. be back and none of the reserves vember 11, Armistice Day. McArthur completed a pass to are competing for their old bertha. Scores made yesterday.

Galloway, ena-bling him to run for Peter Via, a center, will not be Howard Van Gilder 47150 a second Tech touchdown early in ellgib-e through early graduation H. W. Goeller 47x50 and his place is vacant for some- Charles Burks 45x50 the third quarter. Once agan Wil- one. There will be two 45x50 limns failed in his attempt to make for guards and a number of new-1 Ed Lutz IP 42x50 the extra point.

comers will try for the places. I Sam Brabson 42x50 Fortunately the old forwards are John Lutz 36x50 back, and Johnson, Fulkerson, and Bowling will oe playing offensive ball of tIle championship callbrelDefroit Loses To this year. The Rallsplitier schedule in-The eludes goalies with the best college and independent teams in the Fordham ,3 9 To 0 country. A Northern trip is plan-Arthur's ned for the Christmas holidays. NEW YORK.

Nov. 7 (Al.Paced back. Murphy. the Fordham Rams TULSA SWEEPS OVER by their brilliant captain and half- MEXICO TEAM, 8 9- 0 overhauled the University of De- TULSA, Nov. 7 (A')The troit Titans 39 to 9, today to re- mafn on the list of the country's undefeated football elevens.

wer Go Hurricane" of the Culver. ally of Tulsa swept Irresistibly For the first half the invaders White to Thompson and White to over the University of Mexico )from the west made a battle of it, football team here today in an in- scoring first on a field goal and tc.irnational contest that left the tr-Iling by only four points at the visitors at the zero end of Zia 89 1 toFtlivsecoarc Intermission. only they wilted In eo.ring runs bt Tulsa play-I stages were able to offer only the third quarter and in the latter ers averaged 77 yards each, and feeble resistance to the battering only once was the Mexican line Rams The Maroon Fordham team hold able or owns. a completed the rout by opening up a long-range passing attack that 1 RALLY GIVES accounted for its last three scores. heels second touc hdown after 111 Tar-IL sCager working up to it almost by inches.

Hi U. all la on Tech's At one time the vw six-incil line. This time Chandler Has Six Vete) failed to add the extra point. Hart paved the way for the (Kne Jackets first score when lville Journal Spects gained eight yards in an end run before he was forced out of HARROGATE, Nov. 7.T1 bounds.

McArthur carried the bail splitter basketball team four yards on the next try and several new members thi again to plung over the line. since only six of the reguli Williams failed with his kick. be back and none of the McArthur completed a pass to are competing for their old II Peter Via, a center, will a 0aY, ena. bli ng him to run for eligible through early gra a second Tech touchdown early in and his place is vacant to the third quarter. Once aga.n one.

There will be two lams failed in his attempt to make for guards and a number the extra point. comers will try for the Fortunately the old forwa back, and Johnson, Milkers Bowling will be playing oi ball of tne championship this year. The Rallsplitier schedi eludes gatties with the best and independent teams country. A Northern trip I ned for the Christmas holt( 0 1, will be out to win back lost lau- Early in the fourth quarter White, relit. substituting for Croom, ran around The Crimson Tide from Alabama 1right end six yards to score North should not find rough going against I Carolina's third marker, and Chan-the Clemson Tigers, but anything diet failed with his kick for the is likely to happen in this game point.

of football. This game will be The Tornado appeared to gathplayed in Montgomery and will he er force as several substAutions the first showing of the Thomas were made for both sides. Mc-style of play before the Alabama Arthur's punting and ball carrycultal fans this. season. ing gradually worked the ball Way down in Tampa the Florida down the field, enabling Milligan, Alligators will be host to the South a substitute for Cherry, to score.

Carolina Gamecocks. With every- McArthur kicked accurately for thing, including the weather, in an extra point to tie the score. their favor the 'Gators should pull through with a victory. Two passes for North OaroHna 414 Early in the fourth quarter White, substituting for Croom, ran around right end six yards to score North Carolina's third marker, and Chan- dler failed with his kick for the point. Tornado appeared to gath- er force as several substAutions were made for both sides.

Mc- punting and ball carry- ing gradually worked the ball down the field, enabling Milligan, a substitute for Cherry, to score. an extra point to tie the score. McArthur kicked accurately for Two or ths ucCcassrositionna Te cpomasspretedfor North iel will be out to win back lost 'au- Early in the fourth quarter White, relit. substituting for Croom, ran around The Crimson Tide from Alabama right end six yards to score North should not find rough going against Carolina's third marker, and Chan- the Clemson Tigers, but anything diet failed with his kick for the is likely to happen in this game point. of football.

This game will be The Tornado appeared to gath- played i Montgomery and will he er force as several the first showing of the Thomas were made for both sides. Mc- style of play before the Alabama Arthur's punting and ball carry- canital fans this. season. Nam Inati PERSONALITY 1 4 Franklin 27; Wabash 14. (Knoxville Journal peels) Simpson 34; Morningside 13.

ETOWAH, Nov. Piledriv- North Dakota 36; St. Thomas, era will rnet their traditional foes, (Minn.) 6. Polk Conntv High. here 'Wednes- Western State Normal (Mich.) 14; day.

Arrnisiice Day. They have Iowa State Teachers O. been using this date to iron out Iowa Wesleyan 17; St. Ambrose 14. their differences since the rivalry Concordia (Minn.) 41; Gustavus beran Adolphus 6.

There le a great deal of rivalry McAliter 14; St. John's (Minn.) 13,, between these two schools and a Rose Poly 13; Evansville O. good battle is assured 'when these Monmouth 32; Lake Forest 7. rladiators meet. Etowah is a slight McKendree 14; Elmhurst 7.

favorite from the standpoint of Huron Sioux Fails 0, tie. dope. yet Polk has upset many old I Luther 32; Upper lows 14. dope bucket'. They fight Etowah I Manchester 17; Crane 13.

like Kentucky fights Tennessee Northland River Falls (Wis.) with about the, same Teachers 0, tie. Ilk; Kentucky flihts Tennessee Northland River Falls (Wis.) with about the same Teachers 0, tie. Franklin 27; Wabash 14. (Knoxville Journal peril) Simpson 34; Morningside 13. ETOWAH, Nov.

7.The Piledriv- North Dakota 36; St. Thomas, era will meet their traditional foes, (Minn.) 6. Polk County High here Wednes- Western State Normal (Mich.) 14; day. Armistice Day. They have lowa State Teachers O.

been using this date to iron out Iowa Wesleyan 17; St. Ambrose 14. their differences since the rivalry Concordia (Minn.) 41; Gustavus bean. Adolphus 6. There is a great deal of rivalry McAliter 14; St.

John's (Minn.) 11. between these two schools and a Rose Poly 13; Evansville O. good battle is assured 'when these Monmouth 32; Lake Forest 7. zladiators meet. Etowah is a slight McKendree 14; Elmhurst 7.

favorite from the standpoint of Huron Sioux Falls 0, tie. dope, yet Polk has upset many old Luther 32; Upper Iowa 14. dope buckes. They fight Etowah I Manchester 17; Crane 13. like Kentucky fights Tennessee Northland River Falls (Wis.) with about the same resu'As.

Teachers 0, tie. a In other games the L. S. I.T. Tigers play Ole Miss at Jackson; V.

P. i clashes with Virginia at Charlottesville, and Mississippi Agglea take on Southwestern at Starkville. PROMOTER HAS FEARS ASKS POLICE HELP SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 7 UP)--Alleging that he fears bodily harm, Richard F. Lopez, tight promoter, today asked for police protection during the hearing of his suit against Primo Camera.

heavyweight pugilist, which begins in civii district cottrt Monday. Lopez asks $5,000 damages for alleged breach of contract, and names besides Camera, Leon See. Leon See. and William Duffy. PONSONBY WINS FIRST 1 Ohio University 27; DePauw O.

I Kent State 33; Capital O. Ohio Northern 37; Marietta O. North Dakota State 20; Moore. head 6. Carleton 33; Coe 2.

Michigan Normal Ferris 'natl. tute O. Adrian 19; General Motors Tech O. Kalamazoo College 20; Hope 19. St.

Olaf 20; St. Marys (Minn.) O. Hemline 12; Augsburg O. Lawrence 18; Carroll 12. Millikin 32; Illinois College O.

OUTHWEST Grinnell 25; Washington Univ. O. Oklahoma A and M. 20; Creigh' ton O. Texas Christian Rice 6.

New Mexico Aggies 13; New MexTech co 6. New Mxclo Normal 9: New hisx- lc Mines O. Texas 35; Baylor O. Southern Methodist Texas Ag ales O. 1931 season.

and used them as a Mankato Teachre St. Cloud Kansas Wesleyan 6: PhIllIp O. means of sconng 6.163 runs. Teachers O. I Tulsa 89; University of Mexico O.

of these runs, tattistics 1 Northwestern 32; Minnesota 14. Haskell Indians 28; Emporia showed, 891 were homers and 74! Notre Dame 49; Penn O. Teachers o. of the homers were credited tli marquee 13; Washington and Jet- Friends Bethany 0. Nashville, whose MOOSe CabaUgh I fervor, ROCKY MOUNTAIN stablishe(1 himself as the home Arkansas 13: Chicago 13, tie.

Colorado Aggies 28; Wyoming 8. run king with 23 four base swats.1 Purdue 49: Centenary 6. Brigham Young Utah Aggles O. CI a a h. Incidentally, was i Wisconsin Illinois 6.

Utah 28; Colorado College 6. crowned as batting champion of! Nebraska 7: Iowa O. Colorado University 25: Denver 6. the circuit, finishing the season I Oklahoma 10: Kansas O. FAR WEST with an average of .178 in 1151lowa State 7: Kansas State O.

Columbia 12: Whitman O. Wittenberg 10; Miami (O.) 6. Nevada 18: Sari Jose O. rricnu t. owLnany ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado Aviles 26; Wyoming 6.

Brigham Young Utah Aggies Utah 28; Colorado College 6. University 25: Denver 8. FAR WEST Columbia 12; Whitman O. Nevada 18; Sari Jose O. Even the most pleasing personality is greatly enhanced by the wearing of MERCHANT TAILORED It CLOMES 0------- Cornell College Knox O.

CIABAUGH HAD BEST Illinois Wesleyan 12; Bradley Tech O. SWATTING AVERAGE Carthage 12: Eureka 7. LaCrosse Teachers 25; Platteville MEMPHIS. Nov. 7 C)--South- Teachers O.

ern league batmen accumulatel 1 Eau Claire (Wit.) Teachers 14; alptal of 12.327 hits during the I Stout O. Cornell College Knox O. CIABAUGH HAD BEST Illinois Wesleyan 12; Bradley O. SWATTING AVERAGE 1 Carthage 12: Eureka 7. I LaCrosse Teachers 25; Platteville MEMPHIS.

Nov. 7 Teachers O. ern league batsmen accumILlatell Eau Claire (Wis.) Teachers 14; a total of 12.827 hits during the Stout O. ELECTRIC Cozart. He tried a third, but this was snagged by Captain Howard Neblett, of the Yellow Jackets.

McArthur passed on the second down, but this waa intercepted by Thompson. White tried another pass to see it, too, pulled frzim the air by Nei) lett. as the game ended. Line-ups: N. Carolina Pos.

Georgia Tech Walker Slocum Hodgen Cain McIver Kroner Gilbreath Nebiett Fysal Laws Underwood R.T Ezell Brown Goldsmith Ferebee Q.B.... McArthur Croom H. Barron Slusser Hart Chandler Cherry Score by periods: North Carolina .7 6 0 6--19 Georgia Tech ...0 6 6 7-19 Scoring touchdowns North Carolina, tu Chandler, White (sub for Croom). Georgia Tech, McArthur, Galloway sub for Barron), Milligan (sub for Cherry). Points after touchdown, Cozart.

He tried a third, but this was snagged by Captain Howard Neblett, of the Yellow Jackets. Mc- Arthur passed on the second down, but this waa intercepted by Thomp- son. White tried another pass to see it, too, pulled from the air by Neblett. as the game ended. Line-ups: N.

Carolina Pos. Georgia Tech 13 TO 6 WIN OVER W. J. MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7 universitys golden avalanche.

atter trailing 6 to 0 at the half, unleashed a series of powerful drives which netted the Hilltoppers a 13 to 6 Victory over Washington and Jefferson in an intersectional homecoming game today. Both teams were cautious In the first quarter. Play remained for the most part In Marquette territory. Pure Wool FABRICS Appropriate PAM-ERNS BeCOMing STYLE I nd I t- kl nal FIT I OA ki41.11,104-rt IDE al MA IN TA I I 0 1 13 P11.1111411 I 1L Iv 41 1 I i' 1 4' John Fuzett I PLACE IN HORSE SHOW 1 NEW YORK. N.

Nov. 7 01Liout. J. S. Talbot-Posonby gave a brilliant exhibition of horseman-Colorado ship today to win the British army team's first blue ribbon at the 46th national horse show, being held In Madison Square Garden.

North Carolina, Chandler (place-merit). Georgia Tech, McArthur (drop kick). OfficialsReferee. Arnold (Auburn); umpire. Perry (Seveanee); headlinesman, Bad-ley (Washington and Lee); field Judge, Brice (Auburn).

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