The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 9

The Knoxville News-Sentinel SECTION SPORTS CLASSIFIED KNOXVILLE TENNESSEE SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBERS South Carolina Eleven Defeats Duke Blue Devils 7 to 0 In Stirring Game FLASHES FORM AS VOLS BEAT SCOTS 33-0 r- jamecocks Stave Off Two Attacks On One-Yard Line In Action And Other Scenes From The Tennessee Maryville'Game Allen Is Brilliant In Opener Team Play Disappoints Maryville Presents Scrappy Eleven With Captain Callaway as Star Wallace Team Tries 21 Passes Completes But Two 10000 See Game Ily I toil WILSON With Gene (Wild Bull) McEver the terror of Dixie Gridirons In 11929 showing Hashes and dashes nr his old-time brilliancy the Uni-'verslty of Tenneesee Vola defeated the Maryville College Highlanders 33 to 0 in their opening game of i be season at Shlelds-Watklns Field yesterday But other than ithe return of the "Bool" in his 'snortin' and cavorting fashion and the individual performances of I Shark Allen Deke Brackett Harvey Robinson Charley Kohlhase and few others the play of the Vols was ragged and Indeed unimpressive Shack Allen the Ellsabethton fireman sounded the danger gong for other Vol opponents by his great running against the Highlanders He was like a streak against the visitors One time ho broke off tackle and shot thru tho Highlanders for S3 yards and a touchdown and again he tore thru the line and raced 23 yards for another touchdown Roth of his runs were spectacular as he shook off would be tackier He made numerous other dashes that thrilled ItrM'keU Next And next to Allen came Deke Brackett a sophomore and former Knoxville High star Brackett ran helter-skelter over the Highlanders for a number of good gains Beside hla ball-carrying Deke also ran the team well while he was holding down the quarterback Job While had luek apparently was trailing Charley Kohlhase nevertheless he played a dandy game of football They Mocked one of Ms punts 'tls true but It was no fault of KIs protectors failed to protect and Carper that stalwart Maryville tackle shot thru and blocked his kirk Then Kohlhase broke loose with one of the prettiest runs of the game He looked like a Hackman taking those long strides down the field but after he had gone about 40 yards he decided to move the ball from under one arm to the other and he dropped It But even these two bad breaks did not keep Charley from showing plenty of form as a bait carrier not to mention his defensive play and good kicking Why even after Maryville had Mocked hla punt he stood behind hla own goal line on the next play and punched the pigskin way off down the field out of danger And he pulled one of Ifohhy Dodd's old tricks too He kicked the ball out of bounds of Maryville's two-yard line another time llnMnson and Disney Harvey Robinson that slender pin from Caroline and Ty Disney the pride of Middlesboro alsn came thru In fine fashion Disney looked like the Disney of 1929 when he ran regularly at fullback His running was better than ever before Robinson displayed plenty of Improvement over last year He Hipped parses a la Dodd one of which was good for a touchdown and he kicked and ran with the hall In a pleasing manner There you have been told about the brilliant Individual work of the backs but there Is little to tell about the line except that it was a sad disappointment Touted to the skies as the most promising forward wall In several year It failed to check the rushes of tho Highlanders With the exception if Krlnk pft h( line that Major Neyland finally threw Into the fray outclassed tho first stringers Maryville Fought Of course fh era was some rea son for the line giving Coach I 8 Honaker the Gloomy Gua of the Smoky Mountain Confer cnee presented a scrappy well-balanced team led by a fighting leader In Captain Lea Callaway Honaker teams always fight until the last but I have never seen (I'lease Turn to Tage 5) SUMMARY Nw-Sentinel Phlocrarh There was real action in the Tennessee-Maryville game at Shlelds-Watklns Field Saturday afternoon and The Newi-Senil-nel photographer happened to be around where it was going on If you don't think Bool" McEver was right out there in the thlek of the battle just rsst your peepers on picture No 1 It shows the going at full speed McEver was snapped while returning a punt In the second quarter Payne Maryville quarterback is shown dashing over to head him off while another Maryville player la Just about to grab McEver from behind Ty Disney the Middlesboro boy was caught as he started on an end run in No 2 Ty is shown with the hall grasped in his hands as he took off while his teammates are shown mov 'i I iiitnl PrfH "'IUMBIA 8 -The Uni-of South Carolina defeated University 7 to 0 In a 't Conference football here Saturday before up-of 10000 tenM drawn out serially to see what Wallace 'V-fi- former head mentor at had been able to do re Duke squad ago South Carolina de-rf Duke 23 to 0 name Saturday was 'j'f'M thruout the South as an of how far Wade had side to Inject Into a eom-: 'rs'ively raw Duke squad the -hiron prowess which enabled it carry Alabama to several tVrence titles and to two Itose championships Th Game Cocks of Bill Laval 'ieier twice held off Duke which carried to the one- i-l line In the opening quarter '( ki-ivea drove to a touchdown te second quarter and staved a desperate Duke aerial attack r- we final portions of the game rat Illount leadi Tr-d hy Captain Blount South "i'lVn made ten first downs tirirg the game against eight iT-t downs for Duke Carolina -'pted only three forward n--- xnd completed two of hn: Duke tried 21 passes eom-iir two for 50 yards I'enal-in for roughness were frequent 1 first quarter aaw South 'rc'ira turn hack two deter--ri'd diives to the one-yard line i-rn the tables on the Blue -vii: driving In straight football t-jrn to Duke's 20-yard line as qiiarter ended line play by South "irolii-e at tfie start of the second Visiter In which Clary right half rrMd the ball successively 10 around right end two thru tnckle and eight around left il brought the only touchdown the game Hajek place-kicked fl-'r point Fumble t'nslly TIs tHrd quarter was featurt'd "1-yard run by Ahbott of dircrtly after a South Caro-ir fun hie hut a Duke fumble is hall back to South Caro-ijM on the Game 17-yard me They exchang'd punts which Duke rould do little with South Carollnans Wade's charges opened a dcs-r final quarter arlal game tine pass after pass hut only ni to James for 31 yards was good Ore of the lncompleted Dancy to James carried th South Carolina five yard r-c hut the play was off side rd hefore play could bo resumed final whistle came a inrfim Ilnjrk Aitalr ilniho Shinn Knm Mwri Uval Shinn HnmhrlKht larjr mount I a -r-iw summs Tnu-hUnwn dory 1 tou-hUown llslck fplee- etihMtiillnn Otike 'R Mullln Brewer Krhler: rnrr Sha-hs HB Brownlee Lnney Belue: Bryant llarton: sink Trawtord (i Vortor Moorehrad i Stoerehead: Johnaon P--II Wolfe MrMamta: rorrell: Tenter A Corrll rr: KR Barranllna tlnh'-hena (Pnrdnet rereree: '11 iM'lw-nnsIni umpire: Banley rw 1 1 ad llneeman: Klowera (Oeorsla -in field judge Ernie Hason Will Grapple Bonowitz Burke To Make First Appearance Here lie Diiselt Hason who is be-ig one of the biggest favor-n the wrestling game with ville fans will meet Frank alts flying headloek scissor In the main erent of Fro-r Sam Siegel's wrestling at the Lyrie Theater Friday le defeated Jack Washburn jrt order at the Lyrie Frl-ight and the fana asked to in against a tougher foe pits has developed Into one i best men in the game In st appearance here he loat O'Shoeker after having ed himself almost out by a flying leap at the Irish' Burke a rough newcomer Chicago will make hla ap-ce In the opening event 11 meet Scottie Scott the Indiana University coach (-Olympic champion He i 310 pounds St Defeats California 13-7 ThnihTP Ta I tf by VOLS BATTLE CLEMS0N TIGER NEXT SATURDAY Tar Heels Trample Wake Forest 37-0! John Peacock Kick-Off 85 Yards II I'nllMl Pma CHAPEL HILL Uni-: verslty of North Carolina opened its season with a 37-to-0 victory over Wake Forest Collegi Satur- day in a game that drew a crowd of 10040 fans Including Gov Max Gardner John Peacock playing his first game aa varsity quarterback provided the big thrill of the game when he ran back a kickoff for 55 yards and a touchdown Sluaser was the high ground gainer of the day in plays from scrimmage making 69 yard In II line plunges and 20 yards in two dashes around end for an average of five and a half yards a run He scored a touchdown in each of the first three quarters Daniel and Thompson accounted for the other two touchdowns Daniel scored on a nine-yard pass from White and 10-yard run in the second quatrer Peacock made his 65-yard sprint this period Thompson scored as the final quarter opened taking a 20-yard pass from Phipps and carrying It 35 yards North Caolina gained 153 yards on line plays 84 on end runs and 10? on four passes completed out of nine attempted Wake Forest gained only 50 yards from scrimmage 'and one on passes kftkr huvol lYithiimi llfl I'ornwrl! firdiit Woth irnn tfunhln wiUon l)1Mo Vfiftki North Carolina BroIlH Wittkvr tloilB riHLn-jith l'nd rwooil Drown tti Drnn'H lto t'hlpra rh KluMtr IS Summitry Miimer (I) fNtnifl Thonifwon I'tnock Kifr point Philip Offr11 DrFWrt- nffiroo pinlir (Pwhjrto riLiO umplr: Montnn lsoyo)4 of BHI- mnr) hMd IIdmitwr: llatos Okwiinil) JudKo Maryland Extended to Beat Washington 13-0 fnltit bm COLLEGE PARK Maryland University's football team was held to a 13-to-0 victory here Saturday by a hard-fighting Washington College team of eastern shore Maryland Maryland made 19 first downs to the visitors one but fumbles and Inability to gain at critical times neutralised the superior running attack Maryland's first string played the entire game with Woods Berger and Poppleman starring in the backfleld Walden Shines As Mercer Wins 26-0 Lake Eleven Out classes the Citadel Bjr rHm! Pm CHARLESTON A hard playing Mercer eleven scored a decisive 26-to-0 victory over The Citadel here Saturday In a game featured by the brilliant open field running of Tinky Walden backfield star of the Georgia team Walden scored two touchdowns and Troramershauser two -B Smith Intercepted a Citadel pasa and carried it 45 yards to share the glory with Walden An Injured ankle forced him from the game In the final quarter however Mercer demonstrated the offensive punch that has caused experts to rate the team a leading contender for the Dixie conference title this fail in scoring in each of the first three periods counting two touchdowns in the third quarter Camp and Clneman of Mercer contributed to their victory with consistently good tackling and blocking Willard end and Metz fullback were outstanding players for Citadel THE TENNESSEE VOLS LIVE IT TO the expectations of the customers in their opener Saturday They Jess Neely Brings Husky Eleven Here for Game All Conference Teams Will Swing Into Action South Carolina Meets Tech Game Is Upset as Bears Were Rated Coast's Best Bjr nltM Pmi OLYMPIC STADIUM LOS The University of Southern California selected by pre-eeseon experts as the strongest team on the Pacific coast thin year was humbled 13 to 7 Sat unlay by St Mary's Collctse Sixty-five thousand persons saw the Trojana playing their first came In 1931 how before the flcrhtlnr passing football as-Krecatlnn that Mad (can brought out of the north A line that refused to budeo an inch wh-n ail seemed hopelesib 1 two brilliant passes and a good ftlcr a rapRcd showing apainst Marjrville in the opening game of the season the Tennessee Volunteers will get their first taste of Southern Conference activity next Saturday against a husy Clemson Tiger Clemson was held to a tie went over to Shields-W'hI kins Field expert ing to see a rushing erushinjr machine going st full speed Thcyexpceteil too much It will take a Ioiir time fur Ncyland Parker mid Britton to polish up another eleven like that 1930 outfit and 1 think the fans realize this after seeing game While the liuckfichl click any too well it whs the line that greatly disappointed The second-stringers showed to a better advantage than the regulars (Jordon Smith a sophomore guard and Dave Mitchell a reserve center did exceptionally fine work Captain Skcct passing up to form There was a lot of fumliliug in the game eight altogether and bad passing from the snapperbaek was responsible for several of them ing ahead to clear hia path The run was around right end In the second period and netted five yards Captain Lea Callaway the gallant leader waa snapped going at full apaed In No This Picture waa made in the first quarter when Callaway got loose for several yards Ho wss aided by a nice block as is shown by the Tennessee player sprawled out on the ground Herman Hickman the little giant and Ty Disney figure prominently In No 4 Hickman is shown about to block out a Highlander as Disney eame thru the line in the third quarter for a first down Charlie Kohlhase quarter-hack la shown kicking a field goal for the extra point after the first touchdown in the first period in picture No 5 in her opening game Friday by FOOTBALL mrTHitzx coxrrnrMT! TENXKSHEK Maryvllta I iVirallna I Ink Carolina ST: Waka Varcat a I Kin a SC I fllrhmnnd Alabama 41: Howard I Tulane 31 Ola Mlaa Vanderbilt II: eater Kentucky a Vlrslnla Bandolph-Maeon Sewanoe 14: Trnnouco Paly WaahtnRton and Lm 13 Hampdan-Hdacy I I- a Tnil Chrlotlnn 1 Maryland IS Washlnalon CoUcsa I OTHER REriT Chattanooga II PKlathorpa i Mitrear II Citadel I Sprlnr Hill II: Marloa Tnatltuta I Columbia II: Mlridlabury I rittabunrh II Miami 0 Iealla 14 Brooklyn Ircel II Moravian a Forrtham II Thirl I I'ralnua II Lohlah Mlaalaalipl Collraa IT Lanlalana Col-Idea I LynrhburR High Paint I rlnflald II I- -Minnesota 11: North Dakota Findlay IS Cam r'olaatn 44 Niagara I HeldalbarR 14 Hupa I Hole ernca IS St Honaventiira I La Karat to II Baltlmora a Alleghany 44: Clarion a Vermont T'nlon a Michigan State T4 Almant a Stanford Vreahmca I San Pranrlara Teaeh-ra I St Vincent Si Waotlnghonaa I George Waahlnftnn IS Shenandoah a feagt Guard Academy 13: Albright Manaaehuaetta Aggie ll Coopar t'nlon 0 Hut gar It Provider! a Waaaleyan I Roehwtrr (Please Turn to Page 4) Presbyterian winners of the 1930 I A championship The Tigers were playing their first game under Jess Neely who left Alabama last season and with another week of practice should afford the Vols plenty of opposition Taa! iIM was romposeq of veterans suen as halfback Hud Toscanl win I Saunders Hickman Captain Mayer and Franklin A second string factors whirh swerved the game i u'os mmnAneJ nf iielasaRa oiuilt am LEAVE IT TO COACH HONAKER to always come up with a good football team I visited Coach Honaker's camp About two weeks ago and he paraded his men out on the field It didn't look like he had much material to me and the way he talked I felt sorry for him He told me that it looked like he wouldn't have much of a team but Saturday he had a darn tough eleven He ran get more out of his material than any coach 1 ever knew A FINE SPIRIT OF SPORTSMANSHIP PREVAILED anions the Tennessee and Maryville players during the game It was one of the cleanest gridiron battles that 1 have ever witnessed I was talking with A Richardson one of the officials after the game and he praised the sportsmanship of both teams "I heard the Maryville players cautioning one another about being careful In tackling McEver ao that they wouldn't hurt his knee over" naid Richardson "And I believe I lu-y were sincere for 1 watched once or twice Just to see While they tackled hard they were careful not to be unduly rough" non NEYLAND SCOUTED CLEMSON Tenmwce'a foe next Saturday in their game against Presbyterian College Friday night While Clemson was held to a scoreless tie by Presbyterian the Major Is not taking the Tigers lightly "Clemson has a big heavy team that will be dangerous" ha said "It looks like a good football team to me Clemson to the Gaels Turned Them Hack Four times the Trojans drove down to the goal line in position to score points that would havo made a victory and three times they were turned back On two of the three occasions the Gaels stopped Southern California within a yard of a touchdown On the other they yielded on the last plunge after a gallant stand St Mary's two touchdowns resulted-from two perfectly executed passes The first pass was good for 45 yards and a touchdown and the second for 60 yards and a touchdown Except for those two pases 81 Mary's was rather hclplesa offensively The two were enough tlm the game Gaels were able to mako only two first down The swift Toacsni played brilliant ball thruout and scored one nf bis team's touchdowns on a long run after trying a pass TIm Mao' ('HPrlnuH Hum ir) irtMcfifr RuM ftlirffrr Cmirlmii FMuhff ihiiii TlMM'Nflt Ml Khrdtn iHrtP4T esaSeseei Miry'a TourhdrtwnRJ tfiiarlmv RoMfPbmc ItiLtcvr WlUtmnaun fri Hull Finllh Hhdvttr Plnrtcrt Millrtry i 4 4 HUlick IF 4 It I IT r0 rt qli i lh tK 0 A 13 0-11 0 0-? Mhivrr Torunt UattHn Pol lit Jftctuhr ftr toa'Mown: Rmkif The 1931 Clemson team is com-A posed of big brawny players Their defensive play wss the highlight of the opening game with rreabyterian making but one first down Last year the Vola were able to beat the Tigers 27 to 0 Four Conference teams who delayed their opening games will wing into action this week end Georgia Tech after two lean seasons on the gridiron will take off in an effort to reach the high place it once held South Carolina conquerors of Duke Saturday will meet the Tornado in Atlanta Georgia Kentucky and Florida the remaining teams who failed to play Saturday will meet 1 Maryville and North Carolina State respectively Ole Mini Meets 'Hama Ole Miss will continue her "suicide" slate by journeying to Tus-ealoosa to meet the Crimson Tide of Alabama The Delta State boys looked Impressive for three quarters against Tulane Saturday but they wilted under a scoring sun Alabama had an easy time In the opening tilt beating Howard 43 Co 6 Duke should not have any trouble in breaking into the victory list this week The Blue Devils entertain I st Durham The Cavaliers were defeated Saturday by Richmond 7 to 0 With "Shlnwreck" Kelly bo-( Please Turn to Page S) MarrvllM MsseeiM Tslllvsr I4SI444 0 4 Hicham 4 i Ptjia Wnodar4 II Gillaapt fli'ora by parloda Ti'nnmN 0 0 10)0 Marnrllla 0 0 0 h0 Hi'nrlmr MKrar Alloa (Si Rohlnann a Rayharn Paints Kohlhaaa tdrapklck) fatal -rallattay fuharitutlana! Tasdaiwaa Petra Kathurn iMrrybarry Aiikra 10rkm a smith Voi Mlthril Htfwarl still RiiMiuwii RaytaHS Shull Murk Vo naunda M-Ph-trAon SntptR (tonilrlrh Ildlimtn Kill Smith Mx-a Anliffa iHllaapI Uhafda Alim Siena Ituwll Raralaklk Uwlnn Wilaan Klaar Hurna Orrlflalei WINan (Miami) RirhaMean State) umvlra Prtaa tCaora'a Tah haadllnaamaQ Harbtaif (Ohia Wwlryan) field Judf and when they didn't put the ball down They have the same team with the exception of Welch And College had a real team They A A last season and they are had several chances to score Over the team Just bogged (his year that they had last another thing Presbyterian were co-champlons of the 8 strong again this COACH HOBO THAYER OF the Vols last season visited I BRISTOL HIGH who captained the press box yesterday He thought the Vols looked fair and that McEver looked great Coach Hank Crisp athletic director of the University of Ala-Please Turn to Pago 2.