The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 9

KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 11 192a Look So Good Notre Datne Walks Over Army 12-6 (fQfui (faro ji Mm By BOB WllfiOX ITnwtaitlnd Sparta Editor 1 WELD AJIiNTl Ga Georgia Tech's swarm Onsinf Yellow Jackets caught tha Vanderbilt Commodorea la a and took advantage of the sluggishness of th MeGuginltesto wb It to 7 la the battle of the slant lines Dan team want the team that usually goes out to play for Vanderbilt Bat this doesn't meaa that it won't be the same tricky wide-awake team that it uaually la against all foes when it meets Tenaoasee la Nashville Saturday The defeat Buffered by Col Daniel's team oa Tech Flats will only tend to make It fight harder against Tennessee Thosd Commodores will be out to gala back some of their preatlge when! they meet the VolsV The Vols "boasting an undefeated record with victories over Ole Kiss' Alabama Washington A Lee and Bewanee fonr conference teams) would give backaome of the glory that Vandy lost in the Tech battle if the can win When 'Hindi shifty little back went around Aber-1 nathys end for Tech'a second touchdown Col' If cOugln chewed down hard oa hla dgar and flipped a pebble In the air just a hard day" he -mumbled come often for MCUugin and he probably waa thinking then of ways and means to put the skids under the Vols In Nashville Saturday I MUD NO BARRIER COMMODORES OUTPLAYED BY GEORGIA TEAM Vanderbilt received a serious blow In the first five minutes of Py when Captain Jimmy Arm la teed their Juggernaut was Injured The bald-headed quarterback' played practically the entire 60 min- Can A bemathy Run Dowh Our Alley 'bne of thostf' puzding problems that confront the populace at well-chosen intervals: How good does a good little man have to be to be better than a goOd big inant Here-Alley who end for Tennessee is one of the 'better but he weighs only 162 pounds Dick A nathy will be his opponent at the Tennessee-Vanderbilt game next Saturday Mr Abernathy weighs in at 215 his overcoat and without holding his breath '-Answers to this and other bewildering questions will be found in the score of the Vol-Vandy eneounter at Nashville'- I s'-' SJ i Bjr Ids MILIJSlt Tha Bewanee Tiger already pot kwito'Ks- cT7sra isrm ffs ffsiyg Coach Tennessee I I w- jr Iteers yesterday as It has been for UTioOj Vandy r-r others Tennessee groveled the Tiger Bf ralM Georgia Golden Tornado showed 80-i 00 spectators in sunlit Grant stadium here today how it could romp over a stubborn and much vaunted Vanderbilt eleven and -in doing so established itself as one of ths most Mrwerful football machines in Dixie The score was Tech 19 Vanderbilt 7' The yellow-jeraied backs of Tech cut holes in the Commodore line for 16 first downs broke up play after play featuring Armistead and thru four periods outfought and outplayed the Nashville eleven touchdowns cams In tho second third and fourth period tho first on a triple pass Jones to Irish Tech was watching forhim and they smothered mmt SJhliiud7ofha of his attempts to carry the balL Jklns field 37 to and it prob- It altogether stateness that caused': the Ivenudtte0 downfall No slree This Georgia Tech team one nolnti of the greatest performing elevens that your correspondent ever I has laid eyes on While we see a man on the Held that wasL lB factLIwhe? 11 0Tr the peer-either of Hack or Hack the Tennessee touchdown Tiger from -the mountain Georgia Tech -presented three sterling bsckfleld performers hTe about as badly HlselV Lumpkin and 8tumpy Thomason line-is a marvel whipped as dll the Tammany Just ordinary backs could be stars playing-behind a line like that T1er when heard the election It reminded your correspondent of the 1927 not torns on-the night of Nov 6 knowing its own prowess 1 I 5000 See Game torn WM rtPP1 6000 fans constituted Tfb tonrards The Commodore Unemen the crowd that braved the rain on thelr 11 Several times the right side of the nd subseauent damn chili to Jech line swept the Vandy line with the same fierceness that the cheer thoVols In their last sDDear-hurricane swept the Florida coast wr There were several tim that 'the Vandy forwards were STwltt lndJSut JS? wt simply docile They did sou7 tackling and they did some good i BuTJe weS lnough thrill even in this-sorry slaughter of an Impotent foe to give the Orange and White supporters confidence For Captain Roy Witt appeared In Tils nrst conference game of Mlsell for 46 yards and tha last two after long drives Vandy scored Its touchdown In ths last' period when Thomason fumbled' deep In Commodore territory Brown recovered and ran the length of tho field It waa a game that blasted hopea of 6000 Vanderbilt spectator! In the stands They saw their star backs nailed for only two tint downs and their forward! unable to atop tho plunging of Thomason Mlsell Randolph and Lumpkin Stop Cagle And Beat Army By FRANK GETTY rutted Prcoo Sporto BSttor YANKEE STADIUM NEW Stunning defeat cama to the Army! hitherto unbeaten elev- fi today In the prooenne nf 2Q-QQO wkeir ectators when a "fighting 4 4-J blocking but they did more poor blocking and poor tackling than tte season and in the 'shorT time be7 he played he proved he will be The -superiority of the Tech line over the Nashville line Is the same old Witt and perhasl shown by cold facts and figures Tech gained 46 yards thru the more too when the Vols Invade Commodore line while the Commodores were able to net only 86 Dudley stadium Nashville next yards thru the Tech forward wall Saturday men must have had a horror-of the Tech ends 1 Not once do we remember of the Commodores trying to gain around the wings' It was lata la the game before the Jackets tried the giant Vandy ends They found them easy and ripped around both Gibson and Abernathy in marching for their second touchdown i i The first quarter was even Vandy played typical Vandy style dr waiting for the breaks But Tech was wide awake and kept no breaks from going to the enemy There were thoughts of an-W other tie between the two teams as tbs first half ended scoreless But the second half saw the -Tech line led by Peter Pund Ukewise Bobby Dodd- the quarter who was laid low in the Alabama game after he had piloted hla team to sure victory entered the Uneup In the last three minutes of play It was too late for him to do any starring' but it proved at least that the speedy quarterback is himself again LEFT OUR 168-POUND ALLEY RIGHT THEIR 816-POUND ABERNATHY FOOTBALL RESULTS Dodd Is Cheered All reports tbat he would never play again in a vanity game this season werp spiked When Dodd relieved Tudor it was the signal for 'a cheering salvo that reverberated over and over thru the bowl behind the Hill Six touchdowns were scored by the Volunteen yesterday two apiece by Captain Witt McEver lurratM and Reineke Only ones was NEW HAVEN Conn A fight Tudor able to kick the ball bo- lng Maryland team rose In Its tween the uprights for the point wrath today and crashed after touchdown but that was strongest football pien In one to be expected with the ball so mot toundlng up-waterlogged that It might have Bo th any regency it had in five played Maryland vu re- As usuhl the fans were given an easy foe only to one of those early spectacles of a I outplay the bigger Yale eleven touchdown dash at the very out-1 thruout the game set of the game Two kickoff After a scoreless first half attempts my the visitors caromed I Maryland scored tho only touch-out of bounds and Tennessee was down of the game shortly after given the ball to put In play the third period opened Rob-from scrimmage at their 40-yard erts Maryland left halfback drove lino -la long punt deep In Tale terrl- On the very first play from for- hall matloa Roy Witt took the ball un- end mov- jjuw a ssrsss ros'icss left flank and splashed hla waylBVa yard potential All-Southern center hammering its way thru the Vanderbilt forward wslL This boy Pund was la all tbe plays Unless a greater center 'comes along Peter will get our vote for the All-Southern pivot position Westbrook played a brilliant game in the Tech line and It "was his co-operation with Pund that gave Vanderbilt so much trouble And while we are discussing linemen It Is appropriate to pay a tribute to the marvelous playing of Buir Brown the Commodore's right guard He was as good as Tech's best Kelly a sub guard also played a nifty game for MeGugln near the end of the game Tbe legitimate score of the game should have been IS to 0 In favor Each team got a break and each team converted it into a touchdown Neither team had a passing attaek to boast about The Commodores with Armlatead doing most of the hurling tried nine passes They completed two for a total of 19 yards four were incomplete and Tech intercepted three Tech tried five passes completed one two were incomplete and Vandy intercepted two Vanderbilt tried two of the oldeet plays known to the modern game and they got away with one of them for a nlee gain and the -other almost worked They gained about IS yards one time on the old Statue of Liberty play and almost got away with a pass where an end hid away out on the sideline The Commodores were caught asleep In- the second quarter team if ever Notre Dame had one came from behind to win a glorious victory IS to 6 Once more a service eleven yielded to Rockne strategy when a long trick forward peas across tho goal line John Nlemlee to John produced the winning touchdown In the last few minutes of tho final quarter But before the brilliant play which clinched the Irish victory waa mads Notre stouthearted eleven had earned Its triumph by outplaying tho Army thruout moat of tho gams Cagle la Stopped Christian Cagle the fleet' star of tho Cadet backfleld waa etop-ped In hla tracks time after time and only In tho doting momenta of play did he get away for ona of those long dashea which have spelled la aater for the Army's opponents this season At tho finish aa a result of a 65-yard dash by Cagle the Cadeta were slashing at the Notre Dame line a few feet from a touchdown But the Irieh fought aa well on tho defensive In this eriala aa they had on tha attack and tha final whistle found tho ball atlll abort of tha goal line The defeat waa a heart-breaking ona for the Army but Captain "Biff" Jones' men were not the equal of those dashing youngsters from 8outh Bend today Flint Half Dull After a dull first half which found tha teams fighting back and forth across midfield without a score tha Army took tha lead In tha third period ths result of a long forward pass from Cagle to Massinger Murrell went over for tbe touchdown on a short line plunge Undaunted ths Irish opened up a spirited attack which carried the ball down the field and over the Army's goal line despite desperate defensive -mraiuravBnnrfarir of the Cadet line 1 Notre Dame continued to pram Its advantage One Army nial after another waa succumbing td Injuries In some aaga ex changes of strenuous football Jaek Chovlgny star of the Notre Dame backfleld crashed over for the first Irish touchdown lying the score Just bsfors ths end of the third period Trine riareklrk Then Fred Collin a another hero of tha Irieh triumph got away on a 95-yard run to midfield and Notre Dame punched ahead Into Army territory Finally un able to gain little Caridoo substitute quarterback tried a 6-yard placement kick which foil short After the Army had punted out of danger another Notre Dams advance set la Again It was (Turn To Tags Two risaae) SOUTH Osergla Teh IS Vandsrbllt 7 TinnoMt S7 (twinu 9 Alabama 14 Kantuaky a I 20 Virginia 0 PlarlSa 2S Oeorgia Maryvllla IS Cumberland A Nerth Carolina A South Carolina A (Tie) North Carolina SUM 14 Davtdoon 7 Furman IS Cltadol A Duko 'U Waka Faroot A Clamoon IS I A Union 1A Virginia SUto A Nobraaka 44 Oklahoma A Woot Virginia 12 Oklahoma Aggloo Chattanooga Howard A Harngdon-Sydney 14 Lynchburg 1A Toaaa A Baylor A Southern Toaao Ag-glee iq-KTlo) of Miami (Flat 1A Hon 81 Loyola (Now Omani) 20 Haakoll 1A Draka BA Washington A A II Ola Mlaa A Howard 1A Atlanta A Tonnoaooa Taaahoro 84 Marahall CoUaga A Tranojd vanla S4 Richmond Tk-ore A Richmond IA Randotph-Maaon A F'ek 1A Talladaga A Wllberfoca 8A Kentucky Normal A Hlwaoaao 12 Rhlnahardt A AST Natro Damo 1A Army A Maryland A Vale A Navy A Michigan (tie) Pennsylvania 7 Harvard A Penn State Qoorsa WaohlngUn Tho gams started inauapidouily with with both elevens reverting to punting tactics aa line drives failed Late In tha first period however "Father" Lumpkin Tech halfback was away for a 96-yard rim but Tech lost tha ball on down and tho quarter ended with Vanderbilt ont of danger Straight line plunges early In the second period by Mlsell Thomason and Lumpkin put the ball on the Vanderbilt 90-yard lln only to have it go over On an exchange of-punts It waa Tech's ball In midfield The Commodore line held however and Mixell went bask for a pass Ho threw It to Thomason Tbe little beck hurled It to Jones and Jones threw It to Mlsell again deep In Vandy territory for SO yards -Mlsell squirmed thru the secondary Vandy defense for' a touchdown Thomason kicked gdaL Teeh kept plugging away at Vanderbilt's line and for tha remainder of the period play waa In Commodore territory Open March Again The Tech mareh started again aa the second half opened Thomason Mixell and Lumpkin were good for consistent gains thru tho line and on four flrat downs the ball was on Vanderbilt's 99-yard line Thomason went around and for IS yards and first down Mixell mads It nine mors around right' end Lumpkin made it flret thru center and Mltall again swerved around end this time for another touchdown Thomason -failed to convert Score: Tech IS Vanderbilt 0 Later In the period the line plunging again waa affective and the quarter ended with the ball on Vandy'a 6-yard line Score On Fumble Vandy held aa tha final period opened and got the ball on downs punting out of danger Lumpkin and Mlsell broke thru for galna to put the ball oa Vanderbilt's 16- yard line onlyto harts Thnmasnq fumble 'aruTTlrowh' Vandy left guard scoop it up and run the length of the field for a touch- down Abernathy kicked goal Mixell started Tech off on the final touchdown march with a 16-yard rnn Mixell and Lumpkin gained and finally Lumpkin broka thru for the last touchdown Thomason missed goal The gam nded with th ball Tech'a oa Vandy'a 14-yard IIba Tha line-up: i kwalt Torh rto TkoSn i lnl-i Hi immhi14MV MorM iiiiLkkv a iiM oiiwc r-nMHI co Mill P9rooitse4 ft qi oIViwMm WllMdVtoMMIt ft ft IIIMM HrhUlVMI ft sag MIibII MM (e -OoiMii-r rfimcklH vL M-ilwoie itaNnaliikii 7i Ik kwowo AaHiwr (roniri!) Ntawl Tt-h-NNf (ANkarnl umiMr-i (Trinity) IMi Mhi Molar (Wortm Inoiae A Lmi im' N-oro oorloSoi Onwnm Trek Vk4of Mil Summary a-oring la Took-MiwU A I lirown Nm sf-r 4nh-ImnI Twk -Tk-m-im (from vJemsonls 12-0 Victor OverVMI By CuHoS Prroo LYNCHBURG Va Clemaon bowed 1U superiority over here today making 17 flrat downs to the Cadets' four and winning IS to 0 The Tigers gained 77 yards from scrimmage In the first half but failed to break thru for a touchdown until tha third period when 60-yard march thru tho Um began qndlng with McMillan going over for' tho flrat counter Later Pitta intercepted a Cadet pass and ran the ball back to the 49-yard line A past McMillan jo Padgett and another McMillan to Asbill brought tho last touchdown JustuA star back of Clemaon was boxed In every attempt to got away Ths lino-up: sc 7H lilooa a iiiiiAiklll A Urow Mm Swafford IIoom Moll Cl row Cooior Proooloy Wlllerd Iwvtp Ilowlotl Moolll Seoll in a Woodruff lornoo Wllllamo If a MeMUIse lorwor MrCorr a Oollov Score by pariedai I Cl-mooa 0 MrMllkill AoMII SulwtliulloMt I iThoitwtrk NawIML I- Maillb for ('hod or Irk Ch wlcb for Houo nioio for Hornor Hodov for Moo Palmor for Pul Vtomaoo iflnnlhp for Aofelll Mslborln for PHI Mkrlqr for Mll-r PadoMl for Jooto rooo for Owoff-r Ouotwllo for Iwvl nimwi for HolL Honey for Pedsotb -7 U-Too Vandy when ths Jackets scored their first touenoown Jones a substitute figured prominently In Tech's first score Mlsell Intercepted a forward pass about mid-field Jones the sub end dropped Into the bsckfleld and figured In one of the moet complicates triple pace forward pass plays that we have seen The passes were so qulek and deftly executed that the sertbea were unable to follow the ball until Jones ran awtrbacrand heavetrrpasalo Mliell for about 16 nlS Jihift Maryland gained only a 7 band oa the next three plays Snyder laid on him whose brilliant plunges and runs Easy enough It looked But thru the Yale line brought him such apeedl It might as well have cheer after cheer failed to gain been Vanderbilt's chargers that Roberts picked up a yard A the Bewanee I On fourth down Prlneotan IA Waahlngtas sea Lao yards Mlsell got in front of Armtstead and had an open field for a touehdowa The play seemed to dumbfound the Vandy forwards They started charging thru after the man who they thought had the hall but' they lost it They were standing looking for the hall when Jones threw It to Mlsell After this touchdown the Jackets Showed new life and It wasn't long until they were found marching for their second one It looked like a bad had day for the Commodores as the Jackets carried the hall to tbs 10-yard line In the fourth quarter But as the Jackets started to go on for a third touchdown Thomason Bull Brown shot thru and scooped tho ball up on a dead run 'and ran II yards for the Commodore's Ions touchdown of tha game Aheraalhey kicked goal to make the score IS to With a chance to win or tie the score the Commodores showed new fight But In an exchange of punts Mlsell punted to Scheffer snh quarterback on Tandy's 6-yard line and the snb fumbled -There was a pile of players on ths ball and whoa they cams off Waddy had recovered It for Tech Mlsell made a yard and oa the next play Father Lumpkin went over for a third touchdown Thomas Ison failed at goal and Tech was In ths lead II to Ths gams ended soon afterwards for McMIllo F-otor fllompdou-Sydnoy) ilsk roforooi Wllllomo fVIrolnInj umplroi II llnnooll (Norlta romllna) llnoomnoi Mondoinb (Vlraihio) fiold Jods Purlle-Jerseyed men complete Rob-Not oven the treacherous mud erts threw a pass to Snyder who slowed sprint caught the ball and ran 10 yards u-ita for a touchdown Dodson's at- Offense Failed tempt at goal failed With play resumed tho Tiger's Fighting gallantly Maryland offenso failed they punted and protected Its slim lead acalnst all then McEver got the ball at Bo-1 tho ansaulta of Yale during the ro-wanee's 97-yard Una Hls first I malnder of tho game Yale car-sally waa 80 yarli off taokls rted the hall to Maryland's 91-Hackmau made two McEver md line late In the fourth fluai-three and then Hackman flipped a Buhhard failed short pass over the goal line to 10 win required distance McEver It was iPpAnut that an- anfaln other rout had started ntsstsrST us? 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