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VANDY ALABAMA AND AUBURN HERE NEXT "ir -50 HIELDS-WATKINS FIELD WILL SEAT 40000 I bM I It 6000 New Seats Bjr BOB WILSOV NeWMSrniine I Snnrtm Frfifn BOB WILSON News-Sentinel Sports Editor To Be Added at I ii U-T for i III tm a I HI 1 Big Grid WBjr ITII one of the most attractive home schedules in history arranged for the Tennessee Vols in 1939 six thousand additional rnnerete stand spats and a modern press box will be erprted at Sliirlds-Watkins Field after the close of the 1938 season according to present plans The 6000 additional seats would give the Shields-Wat-kins Field stadium a seating capacity of slightly more than 4000( according to Major Bob Neyland athletic director And with both the Alabama and Vanderbilt games to be played here next season he feels confident that there will be capacity crowds at both games Reports from Nashville state that if the Vanderbilt Sta- dium had the seatinjr capacity that more than 40000 would attend the Vandy-Tennessee game there Nov 12 However the Vandy stadium seats only 22000 and Tennessee supporters in Knoxville and Tennessee are unable to get tickets for the game May Make It a Horseshoe rIE U-T Athletic Council is now debating whether to double-deck the stands on the West side of the field or i to extend the stadium into a horseshoe closing the South end of the field i Should there be a hitch In the plans to add the 6000 seats this I would have no bearinc on the erection of the much-needed new tucky it Islington The other game away from horns will be with the University of Chattanooga at Chattanooga Clemsnn and Ole Miss both on this year's schedule win not play the Vols next season The 1939 Tennessee schedule follows: Sept 30 Mercer University at Knoxville Oct 7 Rewanee at Knoxville Oct Chattanooga at Chattanooga Oct 21 Alabama at Knoxville Oct (To be filled later) Nov 4 Louisiana State at Baton Rouge Nov The Citadel at Knoxville (pending) Nov Vanderbilt at Knoxville Nov Kentucky it Lexington Dee 9 Auburn at Knoxville press roop new press box which will be modern In every detail will be erected before the start of next season regardless of whether the 000 seats sre added or said Major Neyland ''Tie had planned to build the new press box for this season but it was impossible for uo to get it done But there will be a new press box for the writers when the 1939 season Tennessee's 1939 schedule which is complete with the exception of one date Oct 28 show's seven home games and three away Three Big Home Games Set THE three big home games will bo with Alabama Vanderbilt and Auburn and the two big garnet on foreign grid-irons will be with Louisiana State at Baton Rouge and Ken Cadets Can Take It and Vols 44 The Citadel 0 in Easy Game Xavier Crushes Kentucky With Second Quarter Scoring Spree LSU Humbles Vanderbilt Commodores by The Citadel 26 to 7 0 0 Players Go U-T Regulars Take It Easy for LSU Tilt Reserves Score at Will and in Nearly Every Possible Manner By BOB WILSON News-Sentinel Sports Editor University of Tennessee Vol reserves routed The Citadel Cadets of Charleston 44 to 0 at Shields-Watkins Field Saturday afternoon while the regulars took a back seat and saved their energy for their hectic engagement with the mighty Louisiana State Tigers rn the same gridiron next Saturday Although the Cadets apparently were flat after-their-victory -overT Frmril Columbia 13 RESULTS SOUTHEASTERN Tennessee 44 The Louisiana State 7 Alabama 32 Sewanee Georgia Tech 7 Auburn Holy Cross 29 Georgia Xavier 26 Kentucky Tulane 51 Mercer 0 Ole Misa 47 Centenary SOUTHERN Washington and Lee North Carolina 34 Duke 7 Wake Forest Furman 7 State Virginia 27 Maryland 1 14 illiam Roanoke 13 Richmond EAST Uornrll 21 Frnn State Noire Dame 'I'anwgia Pittsburgh 34 7 Michigan State 19 Army 40 Boston Nary 13 Princeton Fordham 26 Oregon pnotom'sph by Jlnjmy Richmond taking shots of touch- Score 19 Points in Period To Win Game Played on Even Basis With Wildcats Drawing First Blood By t'altrd PrfM CINCINNATI Oct Xa-I vier University marked up its first gridiron victory over Kentucky to- day defeating the Wildcats 26 to' 7 before a happy homecoming' crowd of 10000 The Muskies powered by a set of brilliant sophomores overcame a one-touchdown margin and tookj command in the last three periods Wilene Carnes Cincinnati put the Wildcats in the lead when he plunged from the one-yard line in the first period and Shepperdj ran over the extra point The -Musketeersroaredlike knights of old in the second quarter to rush over three tallies Xavier first drove from the Kentucky 39 to the 1 where Hogan plunged over the line A few plays later Schmerge' 1 Shepperd's punt and Sophomore Art Sheets picked up the free ball and scampered 15' yards for a touchdown Nick Weil-' er slipped throagh eenter end raced 82 yards for the third tally The final Xavier touchdown resulted from a 10-yard pass from Weiler to Keller Kentucky had previously beaten Xavier three times without a setback The winners piled up nine first downs to fire for the Wildcats and outrushed Kentucky 270 yards to 104 Thu llnrup: Xftvlrr P- Krnlitrkr I'oka UK Hurd In How (co-capt) LT Eibnrr 'Shu UGV WlllnuiMir Klnkebrin fcaptl Ppk-karrt Ilrt MrCgliMn Phappard Xnellrr Maann Car nr' IiKim hniharaa flarprinc Illrincr Nl-krt Crifd-y Ml hf KentUrky Xavlrr Tuhrtnwna: Horan A after I niirhrlown Shnppherrt Xtir Carrnll Xavlr: end fa-klr Carroll Kn: suarrt ft 7 t- Ki'mnrkv- I'arn Xkr-j Hhti Weller Keller Kentucky Howe' Slattery Koppj quarterback Hogan Riiaael half hark Keller Boehm Weller: fullback Sheet Keen Spear tackle Brown Jacob ynartla Mllreneely Vlrea Frit renter Black: nuarlerharXa Jaeknwakl Raniaey half lck fyavla Powell romha full hack lehmarl Offlrlalc lln Sluts fpepauwi refereej Rgmaer Taylor fOeonratownl umpire Lee Tolley fSewan) heart llneaman: Rleer (Ohio Vulvar- any) field Judge QwJg T0 Defeat Texas The News-Sentinel Photographer didn't spend his time at downs There were too many of them for that Instead he conce ground Schedule 0 0 0 7 to 0 Last Quarter Drive Gives Tigers Game Jake Staples Goes Over for Only Score of Contest By raitnl PrM BATON ROUGE La Oct Louisiana State University still smarting from the one-point defeat that cost her the Southeastern Conference football championship last year rose to the heights tonight and humbled mighty Vanderbilt 7-0 After three quarters of see-sawing up and down the field the Tigers broke loose More than 30-000 spectators at the homecoming game rose to their feet as Jake Staples 200-pound fullback for LSU fought his way from the Vandy 15-yard-strlpe over the-goal Two passes and an end run had brought the ball 40 yardd down the field to put It in scoring position Forced T- Punt Vanderbilt had been forced to punt in the middle of the fourth quarter when the husky LSU linesmen broke through three times to smother little Bert Marshall star back for the Commodores Marshall kicked to Erdman who brought it back to the Vandy 46 An off tackle play lost a yard and pass Simes to Staples was broken up by Housman Then Simes shot another pass IS yards like a "bullet into the hands of Erdman for a first down Staples skirted left end for eight yards Simes passed to pick up eight and the ball rested only 15 yards from the goal line Milner Warms lp Cotton Milner LSU's boy with the educated toe who spelled defeat for Rice Institute two weeks ago was warming up on the sidelines and Vanderbilt was ready for a field goal Staples however started around left end cut back and fought his way through lour or five Vanderbilt men and plunged over for the score Milner rushed into the game and booted the ball squarely between the posts for tha extra point The Vanderbilt Commodores with less than nine minutes to play opened up their bag of tricks but penalties cost them several gains After making two first downs on a pass Hollins to Franklin and an end run by Marshall which put the ball on LSU's 41-yard line Ralph Hinton Vandy end was caught slugging and ejected from the game The penalty was half the distance to the goal line Gov and Mrs Gordon Browning of Tennessee were on hand to wit-i(csn the game which had developed into a first class grudge battle Vanderbilt with a spotless record was aiming at the conference crown and LSU whose loss to Vandy on the hidden ball play last year had cost her the championship was just as anxious to keep her from it It was first loss of the season and the fourth time she had lost to LSU in eight games since 1902 LSU had won three and one game in 1933 was a tia in the series By their sterling triumph tha Tigers maintained the tradition of never losing a homecoming battle here Th llntup: Kaviniih VftmWrfiUI Mrelrrem clrlS Ram ftarniav McLamnr I'iaVk CnIfr Ji'-kaen rilYi aJ Hnrlroft nnrmi-w T- Holrtarif Rnrth 1 Franklin 9 J- Flunlctt 5 T5 Tourhrtnwn: Stapl Point attar Mllnrr Suhatitutra: -nl Raur Jnhnana tackl Ftrauaon Farmrr Camplrll hitman: lunrrtay Hartran Mln Smith rrntr Mon-t raatlrtv hack Slmr Andrraon Catoaa Krrtntan Flf Hdnk Van-drrhilt rnrt Kvan Ifintnn )litand tarkl K-tmtaar UoMraf puardfc Iunkljr Kill: intrr A ha ka ilnlllna Marahill Kouiman Parry Ford lmi Xrtln Prak Waltar Pnwall Wiannam Field Tom Slat Hoi' Utah of Atlanta ltna-min Uanrpa fiarrtnar (Jaariu Tech CATHOLIC MINS By TnHrd Praa WASHINGTON Oct Catholic University seored once in each of the first three periods of ita game with West Virginia Wesleyan today to win 21 to 0 In the picture above Joe Vols Storm Tennessee-Citadel ntrated on getting the players up Cadet line He finally was stopped tuu in the midst years experience as a A story in the Nashville Banner stating that John Maurer of Miami University of Miami is in line for the position brought the following comment from "Coach Maurer is among the more than 50 coaches who have applied for the position but has not been given special consideration for the job He will be given the same consideration aa the other applicants when the eonncil acts la the matter of hiring a new -Rntinl football Boom Wallen is plowing through the coaching position recently vacated by Blair Gullion who accepted a similar post at Cornell according to Major Bob Neyland athletic director "While nothing definite has been done about the selection of a new basketball roach the athletic counril will give thorough consideration to every one who has applied for the said Neyland "There Is no great hurry in the selection of a new coach since the squad Is now training under the direction of Prof Staler who has had Citadel 0 Vanderbilt 9 6 6 7 14 6 VPI 0 Davidson 0 0 7 19 and Mary 6 6 0 I I Tech o' Syracuse 12 13 0 Dartmouth 13 Harvard 7 Michigan 15 Yale 13 Williams 6 Tufts 6 Amherst 13 Wesleyan 0 LaFayette 7 NYU 6 Rutgers 32 Hampden-Sydney Catholic an 0 BIG TEN Northwestern 13 lillinois Colgate 14 Iowa 0 Purdue 13 Wisconsin 7 Ohio State 42 Chicago 7 Kansu State 13 Indiana 6 SOUTHWEST Oklahoma 14 Nebraska 0 Texas A it 6 Baylor Iowa State 21 Kansas 7 Texas Tech 14 El Paso Mines 7 TUU 21 Marquette I Rice 13 Texas 6 Tulsa 20 Oklahoma A A 7 Missouri 13 Washington 0 PACIFIC COAST I Oregon State 7 Washington Stite 6 Santa Clara 21 Arkansas 6 i Southern Calilornia 13 Stan- ford 2 i UCLA 33 Idaho 0 I California 14 Washington 7 OTHER GAMES Southwestern 46 Birmingham Southern 7 I Union 13 Maryville 7 West Virginia 20 Creighton 13 Stetson 7 Wofford 0 Ilofslra 3 Bergen JC 9 Newberry 26 Erskine 6 Arkansu Tech 19 Edmond Thrs 18 Hendrix 6 Arkansas State 0 Greenville Thn 7 Thrs 6 21 Va Wesley- Cullowhee tl Trarurl vania Arkansas Teachers 27 Missouri Mines I Louisiana State Normal 7 Louisiana Tech 6 New Mexico Military 9 New Mexico State Tchrs 3 Western State College 13 Western State 7 New Mexiro 20 Flagstaff 0 San Diego Marines 18 Occidental 6 Georgetown CoL 6 Louisville 0 Doane 7 Dakota Wesleyan 0 Dillard 13 Tougaloo 12 Kentucky State 1C 14 Tuska-gee 0 Carroll 32 Lawrence 7 Idiuisiana Normal 9 Tech 6 Arkansas State 34 Philander Smith 7 St John (Minn) 6 Gus Adolphus 9 Wiley 14 Samuel Houston 2 South Dakota 13 Momlngside 0 South Dakota State 14 Moorhead Thrs 6 Upper Iowa 7 Luther 7 Whitewater Thrs 21 Jordan 13 William Penn 7 Iowa Wesleyan 7 Texas Wesleyan 13 Oklahoma1 Baptists 9 Western Union 13 York 7 College of Emporia 24 Baker 7 Monmouth 22 Ripon 13 North Dakota 7 Montana 0 Kent State 54 Buffalo 0 Lebanon Valley 13 SL Joseph 7 Lorkhaven Thrs 64 Blooms burg Thrs 0 Georgetown 14 Manhattan 13 Mansfield Thrs 28 Millersville Thrs 2 -Worcester 6 Mass State 9 Niagara 32 St Lawrenre 7 Providence 7 Springfield 3 Oberlin 14 Swarlhmore 0 Thiel 6 Hiram 0 Trinity 26 Coast Guard Academy 0 -Toledo 13 Marshall 7 Western Maryland 19 Upaala 0 Virginia Union 40 8k Paul 0 Wlttenbejg 13 Marietta 0 (Torn to Page 3 This Bee) janiuiana Louisiana Furman the week before and the orarge-shirted reserves aided now i Maybe 3 Governors Will See Game least two governors and manbe three wilt a'fnd the Tennessee-Lou-i State pane at Shields-Watkins Field Saturday Governor Happy Chandler of Kentucky and Governor Gordon Browning of Tennessee hare definitely announced they trill be there Governor Richard Leche of Louisiana is expected to attend with some 4000 LSU students and rooters Governor Chandler will drive to Jellico Saturday morning and will he the guest of William Turn -blarrr president of District 19 United Mine Workers of America at a luncheon at his home Tennessee State Patrolmen wilt escort Governor Chandler and his party to Knoxville where he frill be the guest of Mr Turn-blazer and Hal Clements Knoxville attorney at the foot ball game nnd then by the regulars amassed a one-sided score the 8000 customers were treated to many spectacular plays which tingled their spines Bob (Dot) Sneed reserve quarter back aided and abetted by Pryor Bacon wing back provided the greatest thrills Sneed passed ran kicked and did everything in grand style and although he scored only one touchdown he did it In a novel way He fumbled the ball rolled it around on the ground and then scooped it upr While he was playing rolly-polly with the ball the Cadets stood around and looked on nnd then Bob took off down the field and ran through a bevy of blue-clad (Turn to Page 3 This Rep) Deacons Hold Duke to 7-0 Blue Devils Defeat Strong Wake Forest Brigade in First WINSTON-SALEM Oct Duke University stuck to Straight football today and defeated Wake Forests strong sophomore 7 to Ota Southern Conference game played before 10000 spectators Duke scored in the first period when Leonard Darnell took the ball over on an end-around play Buffa added the point from placement For the rest of the game Duke powerful line smothered the Wake Forest backs while costly fumbles blocked Blue Devil scoring efforts Just Two Duke threw only two passes during the entire game and both were grounded Duke made even first downs through the line and around end while Wake (Turn to Pag I This Sec) in the sir and sprawled on the by Sabotos Citadel captain of a leap into the Tiger line Army Marches on in 40-0 Triumph By I'bIIhI rmw WEST POINT Oct 22- Army's hard-hitting Cadets marching on toward their major skirmish with Notre Dame in Yankee Stadium next Saturday smashed down Boston University hitherto unbeaten eleven today 40-0 without exerting themselves Ernie Lain injured After Tossing Touchdown Pass to Mate By Fnitrd Prrm HOUSTON Tex Oct Rice Institute came from behind today to beat the University of Texas weak sister of the Southwest Con- ferenre 13 to 6 The Conference champions de- faded by Oklahoma Louisiana State and Tulane in their first three starts got into the victory column with their star back Ernie Lain out of the lineup Lain 225-pound aigna 1-caller suffered a leg injury in the second period and was carried from the field after he had tossed a 30-yard touchdown ass to Ollie Cor-dill to tie the score Texas led by the fine play of Wallace Lawson scored before the game was 10 minutes old Ned Lloyd Broome (16) Tennessee sophomore fullback Is shown here just as he was Notice that completely off the ground He made 12 yards on th play exa recovere a Rice fumble on the 30 Lawson tossed a touchdown pass to Lewis Gray back His kick for extra point failed Rice scored the winning touchdown in the last three minutes of the contest Little Douglas Sullivan rabbit back plunged for the score and' Matt Landry guard kicked the point Ruckcycs Roll Up Score oil Maroons By t'nllrd Frrwi COLUMBUS Oct 22 A touchdown-starved Scarlet horde from Ohio State rolled over the hapless Chicago Maroons 42 to 7 today for the Bucks' second Big Ten victory of the season in a drab game before a crowd of 83-069 including 33000 school 50 Seek Vol Coaching Job Neyland Says Candidates for Basketball Coach Given Consideration The University of Tennessee Athletic Council has more than 50 applicants for the basketball.