The Knoxville Journal from Knoxville, Tennessee • 11

f2t SECTION TWO SPORTS EVENTS CLASSIFIED ADS SECTION TWO SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADS Tenneeie Valley Greatest Newspaper MOST NEWS FIRST FIRST IN PRESTIGE KNOXVILLE TENN SUNDAY NOVEMBER 8 1936 Dickens Smacks Tackle For 31-Yard Gain RESERVES PLAY MOST OF GAME FOR TENNESSEE SEWANEE HOLDS YANDY OUTFIT TO 14-0 SCORE ft 'm Crimson Tide Surges Over Tulane 34 To 7 Bama Shows Amazing Power in Stemming Green Wave Joe Riley and Kilgrow Lead Attack Before 18000 BIRMINGHAM Ala Nor 7 VP An amazing powerful Alabama leven brought it name to the forefront with the gridiron leader here today with a smashing 34 to 7 victory over completely outclassed Tulane Scoring in every period Alabama tore the Tulane line to shred to remain unbeaten and very much in the running for Rose Bowl and Southeastern conference honors i Nv Aj Nr May Train Smokies Consider Tifton Georgia for Training Camp in Spring An overcast sky which threatened rain constantly held attendance to 18000 Tulane drove to a touchdown in the first five minutes scoring on Mattis 42-yard sprint around left end but after that one flurry Alabama seized the upper hand and kept it The Crimson Tide rolling with all the fury cf previous Rose Bowl champions counted twice before the first period ended Joe Riley who gained 168 yards from scrimmage during the afternoon dashed 54 yards for the first marker and Joe Kilgrow another back Tulane stop tossed a pass to Tex Shoemaker for the second With Tarzan White and his mates in the Alabama line blasting great holes through forwards Kilgrow and Riley alternated in running to the Tulane 15 in the next period from where Riley passed to Warren in the end zone for another score It was Joe Riley a rain who furnished the spark for the next touchdown in the third quarter Starting at midfield he cut through his right tackle veered sharply to the left and raced to the two-yard line where Bryan a great battler for a losing cause threw him out of bounds Nisbet scored standing up two play liter LeRoy Monsky speared a pass from Bryan on 23 and scampered for a touchdown midway of the final period Kilgrow who had sent four placements squarely over the bars lot hi chance to make it five when hi effort was blocked Great downfield blocking and smashing line play particularly by White and Shoemaker made triumph an easy cna Summary: TULANE (7) ALABAMA () Position Eebneidw LE Warren Mow (e) -L Lyon Buckner Monsky Tall rC Moye Hall RG White Miller RT Young PrdsMr Shoemaker Loftin Bradford Bryan Riley Mattis RH Caldwell Andrew FB Nisbet (e) By period! Tulane 7 0 0 7 Alabama 14 7 7 6 34 Summary: Scoring Tulane: Touchdown Mattis Point after touch down Moc (placement) Alabama: Touchdowns Riley Shoemaker Warren Nisbet Mon-sky Points after touchdowns Kil-grow (sub for Caldwell) 4 Officials: Referee Arnold (Au burn) umpire Burghard (Mississippi college field judge Mouat (Armour Tech) head linesman Severance (Ohio Wesleyan) 4 Dickens who ha been the spear-head of attack this season is pictured above a a be was In the act of reeling off 31 yards against Maryville in the first quarter yesterday Joe Little Vol center and another mate are seen bursting through the line behind Dickens An unidentified Scottie is pictured In the background Tennessee won 34-0 4 I WILDCATS BOW TO MANHATTAN TEAM 13 TO 7 2 Rapier-Like Thrusts Give Northerners the Victory Over Kentucky BROOKLYN Nov 7 VP Manhattan cam up with two rapier-liks scoring thrusts today to win from Kentucky 13 to and send the Wildcats screaming back to the hills of the blue grass country Paced by John Byrne a substitute fullback the Jaspers put on a rousing second period drive to make their welcome to the Southerners paying their first visit to the East anything but a hospitable one A crowd of 10000 saw the battle at Ebbets field Byrne scored both Manhattan touchdowns and missed a third by a matter of feat His bull-like rushes ripped line to shreds throughout the second period scoring spree but it braced to stop him on his third attempt in the final quarter Outrushed 224 yards to 77 Kentucky got no nearer to a touchdown than the Manhattan 20-yard line until the fourth when the big Wildcat backs finally wore down the Manhattan forwards and staged a spirited 91-yard march to score their only touchdown Byrne charged through the Wildcat defense for the first touchdown from the three-yard line Later in the saiw quarter he plunged through from the one-yard stripe Ed Kringle added the point for the first touchdown but his second try was wide Ed Sands the Wildcat fullback Johnson and Bob Davis tore down the field from their own nine-yard marker in the fourth to save Kentucky from a shutout Johnson dove through center from the five-yard line for the score Brother Dameron Davis replaced Bob and kicked the point The lineup: KENTUCKY (7) MANHAT (13) Position Ellington Kurts Never LT Moffit Huddleston LG Berst Myers Moser Potter RG Wheeler RT Shulha Hagan Daly Simpson Savage Johnson Gerek Davis Kringle Hodge 01 Martino Score by periods: Kentucky 0 0 0 7 7 Manhattan 0 13 0 0 13 Kentucky scoring: Touchdowns Johnson Point from try after touchdown Davis (sub for Davis) placement Manhattan scoring: Touchdowns Byrne (2) (sub for Di Martino) Point from try after touchdown Kringle (placement) Official: Referee Roberts umpire Eckle linesman Thomas Degnan Held judge Frank Princeton Downs Cornell 41 to 13 PRINCETON Nov 7 Rebounding from last tie with Harvard football team rose high this bleak November afternoon and thrashed the fumbling late-striking Cornell eleven 41-13 before 20000 In Palmer stadium Princeton acored two touchdowns In the first quarter two more in the second and one each in the third and fourth as the inexperienced Cornell team put on one amazing spurt and scored two touchdowns three minute apart in the third period fc Denver 27 Drake 12 Mt Union 16 Denison 8 Muskingum 7 Wooster 6 Bowling Green 20 Ashland 9 Western Reserve 19 John Car-roll Defianoe Bulffton (tie) Akron 25 Heidelberg 0 Marietta 14 Kent State 12 Kenyon 25 Otterbein 0 Manchester 21 Ball State 13 Evansville 19 Hanover 0 Butler 41 Valparaiso 0 Western (Mich) Teachers 23 Central Teachers 0 DePauw 19 Earlham 6 Central (Ind) Normal 45 Oakland City 7 Wabash 21 Franklin 0 Milliken 7 Wake Forest 0 Coe 6 Knox 0 Monmouth 21 Cornell (Iowa) 12 Pittsburgh (Kan) Teachers 7 Wichita 0 Michigan Normal 19 Illinois 13 Ohio State 44 Chicago 0 Indiana 9 Syracuse 7 Northwestern 26 Wisconsin 18 Detroit 33 Bucknell Missouri 13 St Louis 7 Temple 7 Michigan State 7 (tie) Depaul 19 North Dakota 6 Bald wln-Wal lace 66 Wayne 7 Miami (O) 13 Toledo 0 Xavier (Cincinnati) SO Wittenberg 0 Minnesota 52 Iowa 0 Nebraska 26 Kansas 0 Ohio 10 Dayton 6 Ohio Wesleyan 0 Cincinnati 0 Ohio Northern 13 Capital 0 Case 14 Oberlin 6 SOUTHWEST Texas A and 22 Southern Methodist 6 Texas Christian 27 Texas 6 Baylor 48 Oklahoma City 6 Arkansas 20 Rice 14 Centenary 3 Tulsa 3 (tie) Harden Simmons 26 Kansas Wesleyan 0 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Utah State 13 Colorado State 0 Sale of Browns To Be Approved ST LOUIS Nov 7 VP Formal approval of the sale of the Browns to a group of St Louisans awaits a meeting of American League club owners next Thursday in Chicago William Harridge American league president said today negotiations were virtually complete for the transfer of the baseball franchise from the Phil Ball estate to Donald Oarnes and associates and details would be Ironed out at the Chicago meeting NEBRASKA LASHES KANSAS 26 TO 0 LAWRENCE Kas Nov 7 Cornhuskers uncorked a four-touchdown drive in the first half to crush a valiant but outclassed Kansas football team 26 to 0 here today before approximately 10000 spectators The victory the fourth in the conference assured them of at least a tie for the Big Six championship because of a 6-6 tie played by Oklahoma and Kansas State SOUTHWESTERN STAR IS HURT IN BATTLE MEMPHIS Nov 7 Robert (Bud) Lee 21 star Southwestern lineman suffered a brain concussion this afternoon when ha wa kicked on the head during the game with Birmingham Southern The 195-pound Mississippi boy was hurt late in the first half Teammates learned of hi Injuries when the half was over and he wa aushed to 4 Neyiand Holds Regulars Out For Vandy After First 10 Minutes By BARNEY BALLARD Journal Sports Editor With the reserves playing all except the first 10 minutes of the game Volunteers polished off a scrappy squad of Maryville college Scotties 34 to 0 at Shields-W atkins stadium yesterday afternoon before a crowd of 5000 fans Obviously saving his first-stringers for the Vanderbilt battle this week Major Bob Neyiand started his strongest eleven but removed them after they had rolled up a 14-0 advantage in the first period and was content to let the reserves finish out the game The second and third teams alternated during most of the remainder of the game with every available member of the squad taking part in the contest It was strictly Tennessee's game from the start although Coach Scotties put up stubborn battle to the final whistle Maryville threatened but once during the afternoon and that came in the second period when Bailey fumbled punt on his own 15-yard line and Proffitt recovered for the Scotties THREAT VANISHES But another fumble gave Tennessee possession of the ball again and greatest threat vanished into thin air The Vols scored on the third play of the game and their first play after gaining possession of the ball on a fumble With the ball on 25-yard line where McCar-ren had recovered Overly fumble Phil Dickens faded back on the first play and flipped a touchdown to Gerald Hendricks who took the ball on the goal line Five minutes later the Vols were knocking on the touchdown gate' for the second time It was climaxed by pass to Fish Herring from the eight-yard line into the end zone Dickens added the extra point after Herring had booted the point after the first score The second team took the field et this point and a scrapping Scot defense held It scoreless during the remainder of the quarter at which time the third team went Into the game Again the seoond team took the field about midway of the second period and pushed over a pair of touchdowns to give the Vols a 27-0 command at half-time Starting from the Scot 32 Wood picked up eight yards in two tries but the Vols were penalized 15 for holding Perkins rammed the line to the Maryville 32 and Duncan took the ball on a reverse and scampered across the double stripes Porter booted the extra point After the next exchange of punts Tennessee started from its own 41 and drove for the fourth touchdown climaxed by 32-yard jaunt through the Maryville fore-wall and secondary The half ended right after the next kickoff The fifth and final marker wa manufactured in the fourth quarter two minutes before the period ended Starting from the Scot 48 the second team drove to the Maryville six where the line held But Epperson took the ball on a reverse around his own left end for the score Sneed drop-kicked the extra point SHINES Junior triple-threat halfback was outstanding in the Maryville lineup He threw two completed passes and had a punting average of '39 yards only one lesa than 40-yard average in addition to carrying the ball fo several gains Capt Crawford also shone in the backfield with Renfro Proffitt and Cochran playing stellar ball in the line Tennessee substitutions were so frequent there was little chance to check on Individual performances but all the Vols turned in a neat performance So far as could be determined last night no Injuries were incurred which will hurt the Orangemen for the Vanderbilt fray this week Summary MARYVILLE (0) TENNESSEE (84) Position Alexander LE Hunter Cochran LT Crawford LG Weaver (c) Rnfro Little R-G Haye Tulloch RT Fulton Coulter RE Hendrick Baird QB McCarrea LH Dickens Crawford (c) R-H Herring Overly FB Dougherty Score by periods: Maryville 0 0 0 0 Tennessee 14 13 7 0 34 Tennessee scoring: Touchdown Hendricks Herring Duncan Perkins Epperson Extra points: Herring Dickens and Porter all by placement Sneed (drop-kick) Maryville Subs: Faulkner Ethridge Wilburn Kindred Swearingen Cooper Kosloski Taylor Propet Burris Kramer Widner Davis Burn Napier Tennessee Subs: Cross Duncan Wood Luttrell Murrell Harp Der-ryberry Rice Kelley Wallen Cowan Sneed Wyatt Porter Perkins Koleas Bailey Leffier Woodruff Ramsey Epperson Shofner Minskey Officials: Slut (Depauw) referee Pres (Ga Tech) umpire Wilson (Miami) head linesman Johnson (Ga Tech) field judge TAR HEELS PLASTER DAVIDSON 26 TO 6 DAVIDSON Nov 7 VP North Tar Heel displaying power and precision surged to a 26 to 6 victory over the greatly outweighed Davidson Wildcat her today A homecoming day erowd at 000 filled the stand Varsity Is Rushed In After Tigers Hold Reserves For 3 Periods By TOM SILER NASHVILLE Nov 7 Vanderbilt university called upon Its varsity today in the fourth quarter to register two touchdowns and a 14-0 victory over Tigers sifter the reserves had been held scoreless for three periods in the 45th annual renewal of the historic rivalry between the two schools Three thousand people saw the gam It was the first Vanderbilt scop ing in five weeks the last Commodore tally coming in the massacre of the University of Chicago the second game of the season VARSITY COMES IN For three periods Coach Ray second stringers tried everything in the bag in an effort to get on the scoreboard but the valiant defensive play of the outweighed and much-beaten Tigers kept them away from the goal line Morrison sent the varsity lineup with the exception of Captain Richard Plasman who is injured into the game for the first time at the start of the final period Immediately a touchdown drive was started from the 37-yard line Joe Agee and Jimmy Huggins subs from Art Keene and Lunny Hollins respectively battered the weary Tiger forwards to carry the ball to five-yard line Here the courageous Warriors allowed their fresh rivals only one yard in' four plays taking the ball on downs Little Sonny Montgomery punted out from behind his goal line to the 45-yard line Huggins returned it to the 25 Vanderbilt drew a 15-yard penalty for clipping after which Joe Agee tossed a 19-yard pass over the goal line to Charley Robbins sub for Richardson for the first touchdown After the kickoff Sugg Keiser sub for Crook fumbled a lateral and Vanderbilt recovered on the 31-yard line Sam Agee sub for Truitt and cousin Joe rammed the Tiger line to the one-foot line Joe carried it across from there He added both points from placement COLMORE SHINES Previously the Commodores had thrice driven to the Sewanee 25-yard line but the sterling defensive work of Rupert Colmore a fine tackle by any yardstick and Tiny Lasater had snuffed out their scoring chances The Tigers showed little offensively except flashes of aerial work that never was consistent enough to seriously threaten the Vandy goal line Lineups and summary: Sewanee (0) Pos Vanderbilt (14) LE Franklin I-Z lasg LG RG RT KE QB LH Keene Jackson RH Relnschmidt Stanphill FB Truitt Score by periods: Sewanee 0 0 0 0 Vanderbilt 0 0 0 14 14 Scoring touchdowns: Joe Agee (sub for Keene) and Bobbin (sub for Ricketson) Point from try after touchdown A gee (2) placement Kain (Georgia) referee Sanders (Texas umpire Hax-toa (Mississippi) head linesman Striegel (Tennessee) field judge Georgia Smothers Florida 26 to 8 JACKSONVILLE Fla Nov tjp An inspired Georgia eleven fighting to salvage something from the wreck of a miserable season smothered Florida 26 to 8 today under a flurry of touchdown passes before a crowd of 17000 The Bulldogs scored early In the first period after a 69-yard advance A If Anderson tossed a pass to Vandiver in the end zone from the 10-yard line A clipping penalty while a Gator punt was still in the air gave Florida' the ball on the Bulldog 15 In the second period Walter Mayberry flipped to Watson Ramsey for 14 yards and the score Georgia took the Florida kickoff on the 15-yard line and marched to another score Hartman going over from the one-yard line An intercepted pass gave Georgia the ball on the Florida 16 in the third Maurice Green tossed to Otis Maffett for a touchdown Green place-kicked the point final came after a 64-yard advance featured by 26-yard jaunt around right end From the five-yard line Stevens passed to Maffett into the end zone Again Green made his place-kick good Duke Defeats Wake Forest WAKE FOREST Nov 7 VP A score soon after the game started made by the second team and two third-quarter touchdowns by the varsity spoiled homecoming here today as the Duke Blue Devils shipped Wake Forest 20 to 0 On the seventh play of the last half Captain Ace Parker Duke halfback thrilled the crowd of 10000 as he streaked 55 yards around his own right end to score Hackney added the point by placement SOUTHWESTERN WINS MEMPHIS Nov 7 VP Southwestern' pent-up offensive exploded here today and buried Birmingham-Southern under an avalanche of touchdowns 44 to 7 before 5000 startled fans iA LSU PUNCTURES MAROONS TWICE FOR CLOSE WIN Bayou Tigers March on With 12-0 Victory Rohm And Tinsley Score BATON ROUGE La Nov 7 Louisiana State university beat down probably the strongest opposition it has faced this season and kept marching toward the Southeastern grid title today by whipping Mississippi State 12 to 0 It was one of the greatest football games seen in Tiger stadium in years Louisiana State expected trouble from the Mississippians and got it The Bayou Tigers were compelled to draw on every ounce of their power and versatility to conquer Louisiana knew Mississippi State had a great defense and so did 22000 spectators that saw the battle and before the game was over the Bayou Tigers and the crowd knew the Maroons from Starkville had a fine set of backs that would provide an offense for any team Louisiana State started out and looked like it would make the contest a walkaway but the Maroons stiffened and an LSU touchdown in the second period on a 46-yard run by Rohm without the extra point added failed to ice the contest It until the final period when Tinsley took a pass from Coffee and raced over the line but the game wa in the Louisiana bag It was a cpntest of two great lines and two opposing sets of ever-threatening backs marked by slashing offensive and defensive play Realizing soon after the opening kickoff that it was in for a struggle Louisiana State tried for a field goal from the Mississippi State 14 with Coffee booting but the try failed Later in the first quarter LSU threatened again but Stubbs intercepted a pass by Coffee meant for Tinsley behind his goal and ran it out to the five where Hardison punted out The lineup: Miss State (0) Po La State (12) Keenan LE Tinsley Pitman LT Strange Weed LG Leisk Price Stewart Gray RG Baldwin L'ti RT Carroll Gelatka RE Dumas Stubbs QB May Hight LH Milner Pickle RH Reed Hardison FB Coffee Miss State 0 0 0 0 6 La State 0 6 0 6 12 Louisiana State scoring touchdowns Rohm (sub for Milner) Tinsley Officials: Irvin (Drake) referee Momma (Army) umpire Tolley (Sewanee) head linesman Halligan (Mass State) field judge Statistics Statistics on the Tennessee -Maryville game follow: Tenn Maryville Auburn Withstands Late Rally To Top Tech 13-12 Tigers Score in First and Third for Lead but Fighting Jackets Drive Back to Make Bid for Victory The Knoxville Smokies are considering Tifton Ga a a site for spring training in 1937 it wai learned last night No definite decision is expected for several weeks however Tifton is the county seat of Tift county about 200 miles south of Atlanta and near the Florida state line It has a population of around 3000 The Tift County Board of Trade is co-operating with various other civic organization in an effort to bring the Smokies there it was learned Secretary Edgar Allen has been negotiating with a number of Southern towns and citie relative to a training site Allen could not be reached last night in regard to a statement on the probability of selecting Tifton WILDCATS WIN FIRST CROWN Northwestern Beats Badgers By 26-18 for Big Ten Championship EVANSTON EL Nov 7 OP) Wildcats crashed to their first undisputed Big Ten football title In Western conference history today but left Dyche stadium shell shocked and reeling from a withering aerial barrage laid down by gallant Badgers After an afternoon cf football that furnished everything from wild thrills to downright hysteria for 25000 spectators Northwestern had a 26 to 18 triumph Its fifth straight of the Big Ten season Northwestern conqueror of mighty Minnesota a week ago proved its greatness bv proceeding by land for four touchdowns The three Badger scores were fashioned by as spectacular and deadly a passing attack as has been turned loose on a western gridiron in years SMU Stampeded By 22-6 Margin DALLAS Tex Nov 7 VP Southpaw Jim Shockey and his Texas A and mates stormed the Southern Methodist Mustang corral with their own aerial thunder today for a crushing 22-6 triumph before 27-000 fans Nine years without a victory over a Methodist team the Aggies smothered Matty favored Mustangs Dick Todd Aggie halfback was carried from the field with a brain concussion suffered in a first period scrimmage His mates soon pushed over the first touchdown an Aggie team has scored on Southern Methodist in five years YALE SHADES BROWN NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 7 VP Captain Larry alertness enabled Yale to repulse a stubborn Brown football team 14 to 6 today In the Yale bowl paved the way for all three scores in the bitterly fought battle SOUTH Auburn Georgia Toh Georgia 36 Florida Vanderbilt 14 Sewanee 6 Duka 20 Wake oreai 0 Ulanova 14 South Carolina I Maryland 13 Richmond Washington and Leo 31 Virginia Poly 0 North Carolina 26 Davidson 6 Alabama 34 Tulane 7 Louisiana State 12 Mississippi State 0 Mississippi 34 Loyola (Now Orleans) 0 Clem son 20 Citadel 0 Virginia MUitary 21 WilKam and Mary 0 Howard 14 Western Kentucky Teachers 6 Eastern Kentucky Teachers IS Transylvania 6 Centre 18 Georgetown (Ky) 6 Southwestern (Tenn) 44 Birmingham Southern 7 St John (Md) 0 Hampden Sydney 0 (tie) Emory and Henry 19 Roanoke 12 Guilford 29 Bridgewater IS Chattanooga 6 Mercer 0 Elon 40 Lenoir Rhyne EAST Albright 6 Western Maryland 6 (tie) Boston College 7 North Carolina State 20 Bowdoln 14 Maine 7 Hobart 52 Buffalo 2 West Virginia Wesleyan 14 Catholic 19 City College of New York 34 Gallaudet 0 Clarkson 0 St Lawrence (tie) Coast G-ard 26 Massachusetts State 20 Connecticut State 33 Rhode Island 0 Dartmouth 20 Columbia 18 Fordham 15 Purdue 0 Franklin and Marshall 39 Geneva 18 George Washington 30 Davis Elkins 6 Dickinson 21 Gettysburg 13 Harvard 65 Virginia 0 Holy Cross 20 Colgate 13 Washington and Jefferson 31 Lafayette 6 Lasalle 19 West Chester Teachers 14 St Joseph (Fa) 15: Lebanon Valley 0 Arnold 7 Lowell Tectile 6 Manhattan 13 Kentucky 7 MSddlebury 25: Ithaca 7 Moravian 25 Juanita 0 Carnegie Tech 14 New YorhU 6 Pennsylvania 27 Michigan 7 Pittsburgh 34 Penn State 7 Princeton 41 Cornell IS Union 7 Rochester 0 Boston 7 Rutgers 0 St Thomas (Pa) 7 Springfield 0 Susquehanna 13 Princeton 6 Swarthmore 40 Johns Hoplrins 19 Tufts 0 New Hampshire 0 (tie) Army 54 Muhlenberg 7 Navy 3 Notre Dame 0 Drexel 7 Ursinlus 6 Amherst 48 Vermont 6 Mt St Mary 28 Washington College 6 Georgetown 28 West Virginia 0 WUllams 32 Wesleyan 7 Yale 14 Brown 6 Bethany 32 Hiram Slippery Rock (Pa) Teachers 32 Clarion Teachers 0 Canisius 13 Cortland (N Y) Teachers 6 Hs nil ton 2 Haverford 6 Indiana (Pa) Teachers 20 California (Pa) Teachers 0 Norwich 25 Hartwici 6 St 19 Northeastern 0 Shippensburg (Pa) Teachers 19 MillersvUle Teachers 6 Thiel 6 Allegheny 0 Kurtz town (Pa) Teachers 23 Trenton (N J) Teachers 6 Upsala 13 Alfred 6 Worcester Poly 25 Rensselaer 0 MIDWEST Kansas State 6 Oklahoma (tie) Marquette Creighton ATLANTA Nov 7 OP) With a bit at luck and an advantage in of the game Tiger barely withstood a determined bid for victory by Georgia Tech today to triumph over the Engineer 13 to 12 before a frenzied throng of 18000 5 The Tigers cashing in on victory the bard way in this 40th renewal one of the oldest rivalries were outplayed nearly all the way by a hard-driven Tech team thatf missed four scoring opportunities and rallied late in the game to core its pair of touchdowns Less than three minute had elapsed when Halfback Billy Hitchcock grabbed a punt and raced 62 yards for first touchdown The Tigers got their second score in the third period as Oscar Bur-ford sophomore end pulled down a blocked punt from the air and ran 25 yards over the goal and Halfback Jimmie Fenton kicked the extra point Those two touchdowns told the story of offensive agsinst Georgia Tech's battling line and alert secondary defense Not a single time did the Tigers display a scoring punch on attack either by running or passing Although practically eliminated from consideration in the Southeastern conference championship through the loss to Auburn Georgia Tech put up one of the greatest losing battles seen on Grant field In years AUBURN (13) GA TECH (12) Position Eaves LE Jones Russell Cashing Loflin 1 1 ixon Gilbert Preston McCroskey RG Fltzsimons Rodgers RT Chance Barford Jordan Scarborough QB Sims Hitchcock Edwards Fenton RH Appleby Kilgore FB Beard Score by periods: Auburn 6 I 7 13 Georgia Tech 0 I 0 It 12 Auburn scoring: Touchdowns Hitchcock Barford Point from try after touchdown Fenton Georgia Tech scoring: Touch down Appleby Konemann Officials: Cheeves (Georgia) referee Clement (Alabama umpire (Atlanta A C) head linesman Collins (Vanderbilt) field judge Panthers Conquer Pehn State 34-7 PITTSBURGH Nov 7 The University of Panthers crushed Pena State in the final period today for a 34 to victory that was spelled in terms of power The Lions from Mt Nittany fought very yard of the way and trailed by only a touchdown at the three-quarters intermission but they crumbled as Coach Jock Sutherland sent wave after wave of shock troops into the fray The canny Scot kept 42 men running in end out of the game AS KANSAS BEATS SICE EAYETTKVTLLE Ark Nov 7 VP aerial squadron eliminated Rice from the Southwest conference championship race today With a 20-14 triumph before a record homecoming crowd of 8500 Forward passes attempted Forward passe completed Forward passe in- Yards rained by forward passes Punting average from scrimmage xTotal yard kicks returned Opponents' fumbles recovered Includes kickoffs WOLFPACK BEATEN 7-3 BOSTON Mas Nov 7 VP The Boston college Eagle came through here today to defeat Hunk North Carolina State Wolf-pack 7-3 In a game blotched by frequent fumbling I 'S' I.