Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 9

SPORT NEWS THE CHATTANOOGA' TIMES: CHATTANOOGA; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1935; Moccasins Bowl Over Panthers, 28-14- Greenies Bombard City, 28-0 SPORT NEWS WATLAKD, RING, KLEIN GLITTER BEFORE 4,000 BANGING BACKS 'SAIL' THROUGH MAROONS LINE McAbee Runs 75 Yards for Marker Humphreys Doesnt Play. MKAY BREAKS SCORING ICE, AROUSING U. TO VICTORY .1 U.C. Brilliant in Opening Dixie Loop Campaign With Triumph. TRAILS AT HALF, 14 TO 13 WINNERS BLOCK WELL 4 Sensational Run by Watland Gives Winning Edge Klein Makes Great Catch.

Irish Teamwork Best So Far This Year Cotter Blocks Punt and Scores. Statistics -s last white line for the first score of Southern, is shown crossing the MABEE. CRASHES OVER FOR TOUCHDOWN! From lino of scrimmage. Leaders Individual yards, rushing: McKay, 112. Ring, 77: Hinds, 67; W.

Johnson. 56. Watland, 38. Leaders Long runs: McKay, 31, rushing; McKay, returned kick-off, 30; Watland, 27, ruhmg; Hinds, 23, rushing; Trew, 18, rushing; Johnson to Johnson, 19, pass; Ring. 17.

rushing; Hinds to Klein to Payne, 17, foi ward-lateral; W. Johnson, 14. intercepted pass. last nights thriller at Chamberlain plunge as Notre Dame gave City the first half of a twin bill at Football Prep. a I field.

The Moccasins came back In High a drubbing, 28 to In Chamberlain field last night. Results Venore 26 Madlsonville Watertown 24 Bellevue WhitweU 31 Marion Young 0 Chilhowee South. Arkansas Tech 14. T. Aoborn 7 Cumberland 21 Maryville Emory and Henry 13 Eion La.

College 7 Loyola Lenoir Rhyne 27... Newport News Millssps 19.... Southeastern (La.) Murfreesboro 7 W. Kentucky Ouachita 21...,. Hendrix Tampa -13.

Miami Transylvania 26 Morehead Union Spring HU1 Southwest. Amarillo 26 Panhandle Aggies Arkansas State T. 19 Magnolia East Central T. 7. T.

West Texas 14....... Texas Mines East. Berger 27 Hartunick 6 Penn Frosh 20 Westchester 0 St. Vincent 19 Salem 16 Temple Frosh Frosh 0 Midwest. Akron 7 John Carroll Butler U.

39 Valparaiso Drake 21 Haskell Moorehead T. 19... I. St. Cloud T.

Nebraska Central 0.... Luther Col. Okla. Military A. 26...

Chi Indians Omaha 31..... Pern St. Johns (Minn.) 19. Intersectional. Bethel 19 Arkansas College Catholic U.

7 St. Marys (Tex.) St. Louis U. 46. State Colored.

Howard High 21.. Memorial Lane 13..... Philander Smith Time Special. set up. The city of Atlanta prohibited the playing of the game of football.

The Georgia legislature considered a bill which would bar it in the state. All over the country there were protestations that the sport was too brutal, that It must be stopped. It was Von Gammons mother who saved the game. There is no doubt anywhere that if Mrs. Rosalind Burns Gammon, of Rome, had not interfered, the game would have died.

To the representative sponsoring the bill in the Georgia legislature she sent these words: It would be a great favor to the family of Von Gammon if your influence could prevent his desdi from being used as an argument detrimental to the athletic cause and its advancement at the university. His love for his college and his interest in all manly sports, without which be deemed the highest type of manhood impossible, is well known to his Yard, gained, rushing Yardsloet, rushins Yards rushing, net Yards on forwards Yard, on pau interceptions Yard, on kick-off return. Gr.nd total yards, net Punts, averse, yard. Bali lost on intercepted pas Prom line of scrimmage. Leader.

Individual yardage, rushing: McAbee. Notre Dame, 72 yards: Br me, Notre Dame. yards; Mann, Notre Dame, 43 yards; Adams. City, 39 yards; Brown, City, 33 yards. Longest Runs Byrne, Notre Dame, It yards, rushing; Brown, City.

31 yards, kick-off return; McAbee, Notre Dame, S7 yards, rushins; McAbee, Notre Dame, 25 yards, kick-off return; Brown, City. II yards, punt return; Byrne, Notre Dame, 17 yards, rushing, BY SPRINGER GIBSON. Displaying surprising teamwork and running over the Maroons injury and ineligibility-riddled ranks almost at will, Notre Dames "fighting Irish bombarded City High, 28 to 0. in the first half of a twin Mil at Chamber-lain field last night. Howard (Aimer) McAbee, Bubber Byrne 'and the other fleet and hard-driving Greenie backs sped through huge holes opened by the Rambler linesmen to snap the Maroons five-game winning streak over Notre Dame.

The victory also threw the Chattanooga Prep league race into a three-way tie with City, McCallie and the Irish, each having lost one and won one. The men of Puckett were a far cry from the smashing eleven' which' beat back McCallies Blue Tornado last week. Jay Humphreys, the ace of Citys triumph over the Blues, was kept out of the game because of a question of eligibility not yet cleared up. Felix McDowell is ineligible' and Boochie Edelstein and Rigsby- were out with injuries. Irish Click.

However, the Maroons at their very best would have had a very hard time stopping the eleven Coach Bill Cough-lan put on the field. second ry blocking was the best the Irish have exhibited this season. It was especially noticeable when Bubber Byrne ran thirty-five yards just before the half ended. He ran past three to start with, but then picked up -his interference which cleared a wide' path until Jim Adams made a great tackle on his own 24-yard line. The brilliant McAbee brought the stands up yelling in the fourth quarter, first after Boyle had blocked Quicks punt to gain two points for his Greenies, taking the Citys kick and racing seventy-five yards for a touchdown, twisting and weaving his way through the entire City eleven, aided by some classy blocking.

Dan Cotter, Notre Dame guard, turned In a sparkling piece of work in the third by blocking Johnsons kick and falling on the ball over the goal for a touchdown after the hide had bounded backward sixteen yards. The other two Notre Dame markers came on drives, the first on a march of sixty-one paces, featured by Mc-A bees 2 7 -yard trek to the 2-yard line, where Mann carried it over. An 11 -yard Pont. An 11-yard punt by Marvin Johnson, going out on his own 37, gave the Irish their start on the second marker in the second quarter. The Maroons contested every inch of ground, but Mann, McAbee, Byrne and Seiner kept punching at the line to make two first downs, and McAbee carrying it over from the 2.

McAbee heaved a pass to Byrne for the extra point, after fakixig a place-kick. Ed Henegar was the shining light for a losing cause. Ice Hooks played a battering defensive game at end, and made several good gains when shifted to the back field after Adams was removed because of an injury. Ken Sargent played good defensive game for the Greenies, as did Cotter and Hubbugh. Roy Mann once more proved himself very valuable at backing up the line, while Byrnes blocking was outstanding.

First Quarter. Malle tt kicked off for Notre Dame, Brown received on City's 25, returning to 35. Venable fumbled and recovered for no gain. Brown gained one off left tackle, Adams got two over center. Adams punt was received by McAbee on his own 25, returning to 45, McAbee passed to Byrne for fifteen to Citys 42.

Siener made five off left tackle. Mann three over right. Mann ten to City's 29 for first down. Byrne and then McAbee went off right tackle to the 2. Mann scored over right tackle.

ExtrA point blocked. Black took kick-off on 30, returning to 33. Adams off right tackle to 42. Brown over center to 45 for first down. Adams failed to gain and City was penalized fifteen.

Quick failed to gain and Adams went fifteen to Citys 40. Johnson kicked and McAbee received cm own 25, returning to 38. Byrne gained fifteen to Citys 45. McAbee gained two over right tackle. Mann off left tackle for two.

Siener made first down on Citys 34. McAbee failed to gain. Mann gained one and lost one. McAbee passed, but failed and ball went over to City. Quick came in for Venable and two plays failed to gain as quarter ended.

Second Quarter. Browns pass to Quick was incomplete. Johnson punted twenty-eight yards to McAbee, who returned- 7. Byrne wss stopped for no gain, and then went off right tackle for seven yards. McAbee got two and then punted over goal line.

Johnson failed to gain, and picked up one, going to Citys 26. Johnson punted eleven yards, the ball being downed on Citys 87. McAbee got four in two line plays. Seiner crashed the line for five mors See Page Tea, Ulma Four. the battle to win, 20 to 14.

PLAIUSMEH LOWER DOKE GRIMIER, 7-0 Blocked Punt Hands Wade Squad Second Loss. Defeat First Suffered Home by Blue Devils in Four Years. at DUKE STADIUk DURHAM, N. Oct. 25 (P).

One blocked punt gave Auburns Plainsmen of the Southeastern conference a 7-to-0 victory here this afternoon over the Duke Blue Devils in the first defeat at home the Southern conference team had suffered in football since 1931. It was, however, the second consecutive loss for-Wallace Wades men, Georgia Tech having beaten them, 6 to Or last week in Atlanta. Just before the first quarter ended Dukes star triple-threat artist, Ace tried a punt as he on his 23-yard line. Frank Gantt, Au burn guard, blocked the kick and as the pigskin bounced it was gathered in by Hamp Williams, eqd, who raced eighteen yards to score. Haygood Paterson, a tackle, blocked Parker away from Williams and then added the point after touchdown by place ment.

The scoring and the scoring threats were over for the but- a cWdot- -kitting in crisp, sunshiny weather, was 'treated to brilliant exhibition of football both before and after the lone tally. Auburn made one sustained offensive march during the contest, to go from its own 23 line to Dukes 15, where a fumbled forward pass stopped the attack Just before the first half ended. At no other time did the Plainsmen penetrate within Dukes 20-yard' line. Duke Threatens. Duke staged its nearest threat at a score immediately after the Auburn score.

Jule Ward, returning the kick-off, lateraled to Silver Smith, who was downed on his 25. Parker got a little better than 15 off right guard and Smith failed to gain as Duke was penalized five for offsides. The quarter ended. On the first play of the second period Parker passed to Herbert Hudgins for a gain of thirty yards to the Auburn 35. Smith, Hudgins and Stumpy Gardner made it frst down on Auburns 22, but there the advance was stifled.

Parker and Hudgins failed at the line and two passes by Parker fell incomplete. Duke rolled up eleven first downs mi the Invaders, as compared to eight for Auburn. Statistics showed Dukes backs made 208 yards rushing while Auburn's made 240. Duke tried seventeen forward passes, compared to two for Auburn, and the Devils gained ninety-eight yards through the air compared to twelve for Au-. burn.

line-ups: Aoborn (7). J. William. Wert Paterson Esher Gantt Cardwell Gilbert Hennemlrr MeCroakey BO Brunanky Roton RT Durner Eaves RE Taliaferro Scarborough B. Prker Hitchcock Gardner Tipper O'Rourke Bnaitn SCORE BT PERIODS.

Auburn Duke 0 0 9 00 Touchdown Willi. in. Point 1 1 touchdown P.teraon (placement). Substitution. Auburn Ends, McKls-lck, Morria; tactics, Holman.

Rod.er.; guards, Loflln, 8ivell; center, Antler; backs. Stewart, MltcheU, Fenton, K.r.m, Kilgore. Duke: Ends, Dana. Hartneas; tackle. E.kins; guards.

Johnston, Em-aey; backs. Hackney. McCaskUl, Hudgins, Clark Officials Cheevea, Georgia, referee; Amis, Georgia Tech, umpire: Stricklins, Virginia, head linesman; Bkgley Held Judge. Rollins Defeated, 19-0. ORLANDO, Oct.

25 CP). Paced by two speedy ball carriers, Stan Galloway and Bennie Oastmeyer. the smart hard driving team from southeastern Louisiana gave Rollins one of the worst beatings in recent history here tonight, 19 to 0. classmates and friends, and it would be Inexpressibly sad to have the cause he held so dear Injured by his sacrifice. Grant me the right to request that my boys death should not be used to defeat the most cherished object of his life.

Dr. Hertys (Dr. Charles H. Herty, the now noted chemist) article In the (Atlanta) Constitution of Nov. 2 is timely and the authorities of the university can be trusted to make all needed changes and for all possible consideration pertaining to the welfare of the students if they are given the means and the confidence their loyalty and high sense of duty should deserve.

"Yours very Von Gammon's Mother. Georgia opponents in the tragic game presented to the university in 1921 a plaque honoring Gammon. It is now displayed prominently in War Memorial hall. The president of the University of Virginia made the presentation. Brjce McKay, star Birmingham Elmore scored on a 5-yard smash at left tackle, after Ring and Hinds had picked up the yardage necessary for scoring position.

First Quarter. Kleins first kick went out of bounds, as did his second. The ball was put in play on Birmingham-Southern 's 40-yard line. Birmingham-Southern was penalized five yards for offside. McKay, from punt formation, gained five yards.

Johnson fell for no gain. Perry kicked to Payne, five from his own 15. U. C.s 20. U.

C. called made eight off right for seven and a first end. Hinds made five bringing the ball to line. Hinds pass failed began calling for a white three through tackle. Rings punt on his own it to the 28.

McKay left end. Johnson got down. McKay got a first yards around left by Ring. U. C.

called the second time. With C.s 47-yard line, Johnson right tackle for nine fumbled, but recovered Johnson passed to 27-yard line. McKays was knocked down, to McKay. Johnson through center. Johnson running pass to 9-yard line for first McKays touchdown was double offside.

McKay center and John-, Incomplete. Perry-to-Johnson netted Birmingham-Southern yards to the Chattanooga and McKay crashed the first touchdown End. McLendon kicked Score, Birmlngham-C 0. kick-off was taken by Elmore, returned to his own 45, was recovered by Johnson made a yard and Chattanooga McKays pass to Johnson by both teams before grounded. McKay made line and then kicked Chattanoogas ball on broke away to his 43 Ring made two off the made eight on a spinner for a first down on Birmingham-Southerns 47.

Chick around right end, and through for eight and a Southern 29. Southern McCall for McKay, and Law for Johnston. one around left end slipped through for six thrown for a 1-yard ended. Quarter. in for Elmore.

Hinds to Ring for a first 18. Ring made five through, center. up five and a first to go around left end. at the line. Hinds Chattanooga recovered carried it to the then went over for a Graingers placement was Chattanooga, 7: Southern, went in for Hanes Jensen.

Chattanooga on the kick-off and the penalty. Martel the Southern 37. McKay at right tackle and through for five. and was stopped by Chattanoogas 23. Johnson nine to the 15.

McKay McCall got five and a Chattanoogas 10. McKay pass from McCall Johnson made one and on a criss-cross. McKay the 6-lnch line for McCall failed, but McKay left tackle for a touchdown. made the extra Score: Birmingham- Chattanooga. 7.

McLendon off to Chattanoogas two passes from Hinds hands. Southern was for offside, and Hinds first down on his own 5 and Ring took the midfield. Hinds passed first down on Southerns lost five on an attempted Payne replaced Ellis. Klein, who lateraled first down on Southerns made four and then for a first down on lost 2 and was replaced Chattanooga was for excessive time outs. back and tossed a who Juggled it, but the goal for a touchdown kick failed.

Martels was taken by McKay returned to Southerns pass to McKay failed intercepted McKays pass Score: Birmingham-Southern, 14; Cnattanooga, 13. Quarter. kick went to the 1-yard returned by Watland to 23 -yard line. Trew and fling made yard and first down. yard and four more Trews pass to Klein Ring kicked out on 22-yard line, a 40-yard went eleven yards to 34-yard line for a first made one yard and six yards off made two yards around took Perry's punt 20-yard to, re-turoing 41-yardllne and Trew Jsa was a BY WIRT GAMMON.

A confident crew of Moccasins, calling on a dazzling qpen game with precision, beat back the tall-spinning titlists of the Dixie conference, Birmingham-Southern, 26 to 14, to open their loop campaign here last night before almost shivering fans. Forgetting their injuries, swivelhipped Waddles Watland and- Capt. Fred mg. along with the irrepressin ble big Bob Klein, led the U. C.

clan to their second victory in a row, handing the golden-helmeted Panthers their fifth trimming in as many starts. It was an attractive see-saw battle, with the Moccasins at something of a handicap around the midway mark. Late in the second period the Panthers had a 14-to-7 margin and a frantic overhead attack clicked for a touchdown. Big Bob Klein made about as wonderful a catch as you will see just over the goal line. He leaped high in the air above two would-be knoekers-down, grasped the ball, a Panther punched it out and then the gigantic end eaughtj it as he came down.

It was a fine pass from Trew, i the extra point, who faded back deep. It cost a time- Southern, out penalty to get Trew in the game for the play. Jim Grainger, as It turned out, did the unusual trick of missing his placement, so the Moccaslnswent to the dressing room at the half behind, 14 to 13, But they had what it took and came right back to score, Watlands bounding sprint of twenty-seven yards, the games feature play, sharing honors with Kleins catch, put U. C. in the lead and from there on out Chattanooga was never headed.

Coach Scrappy Moore sent in his whole squad late in the game, while the cheering patrons shook and shook on account of the cold, damp, foggy air, which penetrated every one, but the pressmen, boxed in with glass, a la big time. Much yelling apiced the game about the dark ball, fans yelling for a white ball. A white ball cannot be used, it was explained, unless agreeable to both coaches and the Panther mentor did not want it. Ring punted for a 36-yard! average, which is nifty enough, but at that he barely shaded the Southern booters, with Bryce McKay doing most of the toe work. McKay was the ground-gaming leader for the night, and flashed an all-star performance.

Chick Hinds returned to his form of last year with a bang, picking up lots of yardage. The Panthers got off to a rousing tart In the first period, racking up a 7-to-0 lead. A concerted drive from the 20-yard line after a punt exchange, McKay and Bill Johnson alternated at ripping off long gains to the 27, where Bill Johnson dropped back and tossed a pass to McKay for sixteen yards. A second later Bill Johnson heaved a pass to Joe Johnson to the 8 and four plays later McKay went over from the 1-yard line. Bounding right back, U.

C. started a drive late in the second. It was a running attack, except for one short pass, beginning from the- 20, on a touchback. Ring and Hinds, and later Watland, despite injuries, featured the crushing attack. Watland took it over at right guard from the 1-yard line.

Grainger toed the placement to even It at 7-all. The Panthers immediately took the kick-off and marched straight up the field to score again. A brilliant 31-yard sprint by McKay furnished the spark to the drive. No passes were used, the sparkling McKay again counting from the 1-yard line and McLendon again converting. V.

C. Bounds Back. Not to be outdone, the Moccasins came right back to score with their kick-off. it was done with a dazzling display of forwards and forward laterals, desperately necessary with but minutes to play. The drive was culminated by a pass with less than a minute to go, Trew, Just in the game, to Klein, who made his sensational leaping catch.

Graingers placement was wide by a bare foot. Watland, bad ankle and all burst through the middle of the line on a 27-yard spinner to put Chattanooga ahead In the third-quarter. It was a brilliant piece of churning legs. Waddles dodging two tacklers, warding off another and all but carrying the safety man with him a few yards before shaking him off and rushing over the line. The drive started with an intercepted pass bv Martell, who raced to ten yards to the U.

C.s 37. Trew and Ring ripped off 18 and 17-yard runs, respectively, before Watland broke loose. Grainger booted this one for the 20-to-l4 edge. The quarter ended that way. But a fumble recovered by Trew on the Panthers 40 on.

the next kick-off led to a tally early in the final period. It was a poor kick by Klein, or maybe that was the play, for just as the receiver grabbed the ball on his 40, two Moccasins hit him at the same time nd he fumbled. Leek pouncing on it. who returned Ball In play on time out. Ring tackle.

Ring ran down around left through center, U. C.s 41-yard as the crowd ball. Ring made Johnson took 20, returning got eight around five and first down and thirteen and was stopped time out for the ball on U. hurtled off yards. McKay for 5-yard loss.

McKay on the pass to McLendon as was Johnsons made four made a beautiful I Johnson on the down, and recalled on made five through sons pass was spinner eight 1-yard line over center for of the game. I McKays who where his fumble McLendon. over right tackle took time out. was juggled the ball was five through the over the goal. its 20.

Hinds for a first down. left side. Hinds through center made nine more Ring crashed first down on the substituted Hanes for Ford Elmore made and Hinds more. Ring was loss as the cuarter Second Watland came passed eleven down on Southerns one and Hinds Watland picked down with goal Ring made one fumbled, but on the 3. WaMend 1-foot line and touchdown.

good. Score; 7. McKay and Cain for was offside Eouthern took kicked off to got three Johnson slashed McKay got away Watland on advanced failed, but first down on took a shovel and got six. McKay another, crashed to a first down. went over McLendon point good.

Southern, 14; kicked 32. Klein let drop out ol his penalized five got five and a 42. Elmore got ball four to to Ring for a Hinds pass. Hinds passed to to Payne for ft 32. Hinds passed to Irvine the 18.

Hinds by Trew. penalized 'five Trew dropped beauty to Klein, held on over Graingers kick-off on the 15 and 40 Johnsons and Martel as the half ended. Third McClendons liiw and was Chattanoogas made four yards Ring made one Ring made one around left end. was no good and southerns Tohnson Chattanoogas down. Perry Johnson gained tackle Bfugh left and Watland on Chattanoogas to his got two more Etowah 6 Folk Erwin 20.

f. City Franklin 26 Glasgow Gallatin 24 Franklirf Gandy 14 Decherd Hume-Fegg 12 East Jackson County 20 GaylesviUe 13 Jellico 34........ boro 0 Knoxville Central 21 Harriman 12 Lebanon 0 Gordons ville 0 Lenoir City 25..... Everett Lewisbargh 13 Fayetteville Livingston 14 Baxter 18 Sweetwater i McCallid 19 M. B.

51. A. r.IcMinn 0 Charleston 0 Manchester 14 Winchester ,9 Manist 14 Rome 0 Martin 13 12 Maryville 27... Bryson City (N. 7 Morgan 20 T.

M. I. 16 Murphy (N. 7 CopperhiU 0 Notre Dame 28 City Peabody 0 Murfreesboro Portland 8 Hartsville Powells 19 Springs Ringgold 26 City Rogersville 13.. Blounts ville Springfield 7.

Summerville 12 La Fayette T. I. S. 21 Central at bottom of pile, is shown just third touchdown on a 2-yard Chattanooga got another 5-yard penalty for excessive time-out. Whitaker and Tlngwall went in.

One play and the game ended 26 to 14, in favor of Chattanooga. (14)? Chattanooga (26). J. Johnson L.E Klein Looney L.T Burnette Cam Shell Carter Marteil Clem Grainger Cooper R.T Ricketts McLendon Irvine W. Johnson Payne Ford L.H Hinds McKay R.

Elmore Perry F. Ring SCORE BY PERIODS. Chattanooga 0 13 7 6r-26 Birm. -Southern 7 7 0 0 14 Touchdowns Watland 2, Klein, McKay 3, Elmore. Extra points McLendon 2, Grainier 2 (placements).

Substitutions: Chattanooga Ellis, Watland. Koenlnger, Kelly, Nations. Tlngwall. Whitaker, Grove. Trew.

Dominick. Caforce, Cubine, Kintzling. Edwards. Calloway, St. Clair.

Birmingham Southern Hanes, Sparks, McCall, Jones, Jensen, Bratcher, Baugh. Referee Coughlan. Head linesman Kalkman. Field Judge Mouat. Umpire Ducote.

DRAGOONS SUNDAY MURFREESBORO FROSH TO BATTLE U.C. TODAY University of Chattanoogas classy freshmen team invades Murfreesboro this afternoon to battle the Middle Tennessee Teacher, yearlings. The Baby Moccasins have won one game and lost one, against the Birmingham-Southern frosh and Tennessee Wesleyan varsity, respectively. HUSSARS TO SCRAP Polo Tilt at Post to Start at 3 P.M. Series Now Even at 6 -All.

The Hussars will tangle with the Dragoons in a polo tilt Sunday afternoon aUfFort Oglethorpe. The game will start at 3 o'clock instead of the usual time of 3:30. Capt. Barry will not be present in the Hussars line-up, due to a broken arm sustained when his mount fell on him during a practice game this week. Games are now even at six all.

Line-up: Dragoons. ,1 MaJ. Cox 3 Cap). Garner 3 Capt. Neal 4 Capt.

Ward U.T. TO MAKE NO SHIFT IN STAFF THIS SEASON KNOXVILLE. Oct. 25 tfP). Paul B.

Parker, athletic director of the University of Tennessee, said today he wanted it definitely known that no changes are contemplated this year in Tennessees football coaching staff. The present coaching staff, headed by Maj. BUI Britton, former end coach, has a one-year contract. -Parker said the athletic council would not meet until the season Is over. He declined to comment on reports that changes will be made in the coaching set-up next year.

There has been speculation among fans that Majr Bob Neylandr former coach, will be dgni for 1936- Extract Plant Fire. A smoldering sawdust fire at the Marion extract plant, Nineteenth and Grove streets, was extinguished by firemen from engijie house No. 6 this morning at 12 oclock. Damage was slight. Howard (Abner) McAbee, after he crashed over for the too long.

Trew passed again and it was intercepted by Johnson on Southerns 40-yard line and returned to Chattanoogas 44-yard line. Baugh made nine yards around left end and Payne was injured on the play, Ellis replacing him. Johnson gave Southern a first down on Chattanooga's 34-yard line. Johnsons pass to McClendon failed. Johnson made four yards off right tackle.

Johnsons pass was intercepted by Martel, who was downed on the 37-yard line. Trew broke through to Birmingham-Southern 's 47-yard line. Trew made two and four yards. Both teams were offside and then Ring slashed fourteen yards to Birmlngham-Southems 28-yard line. Ring was stopped for no gain and on the next pay Watland slashed through the middle of Birmingham Southerns back field to score In front of classy blocking.

Grainger converted the extra point, putting U. C. ahead, 20 to 14. Elmore and Kelly replaced Watland and Irvine. Martels short kick-off was recovered by the Moccasins on Southerns 39-yard line.

Trew lost seven yards and Ring gainqd back two. Trew passed to Klein, who lat-eralled to Ellis, who was downed a foot short of a first down. On the next play Ellis sneaked it over for a first down on Southern's 28-yard line. Ring made six yards. Hinds replaced Trew.

Elmore made four yards for a first down on Southern's 18-yard line. Hinds made two and five more. Fourth Quarter. Hinds slashed through for a first down and goal to go from Birming-ham-Southems 7-yard line. Elmore made two yards and then crashed off left tackle for a touchdown.

Klein failed to kick extra point and score becomes 26 to 14, favoring U. C. Martel's kick-off was returned by McKay to his own 33-yard line. Johnson made five yards and five more for first down on Birmingham-Southern's 43yard line. A long pass failed as did another.

Johnson made three yards and McKays punt was taken by Ellis to Chattanooga's 21 -yard line. Ring made two and Hinds one and two more, in order. Ring punted to Johnson, whom Klein forced out ou Birmingham-Southerns 21-yard line. Johnson got five and McKay advanced ten for a first down on the 37-yard line. Johnson was smeared for a 2-yard loss and McKay made five.

Birmihgham-Southems lateral play was called back and Ellis made fair catch of McKays punt on Chattanooga's 30-yard line. Elmore got two and Hinds two more. Chattanooga fumbled, but recovered for a 1-yard loss. Rings punt went out on Birmingham-Southerns 45-yard line. Johnson gained three.

Johnsons pass was grounded. Johnson made three In a line smash and McKayB punt went over the goal. Chattanoogas ball on their own 20-yard line. Elmore lost one and Ring made three on a reverse. (Chattanooga time-out.) Trew punted to Birmingham-South-em's 40-yard line.

McKay passed to Bratcher for a first down on Chattanoogas 49-yard line. Chattanooga drew a 5-yard penalty for excessive time-out as Cubine and Kintzling, Callaway, Edwards and Kpeniger came into the game. Chattanooga was penalized for holding, giving Birmingham-Southern first down on Chattanoogas 39-yard line. Johnson made ten for a first down on Chattanoogas 29 and Chattanooga drew another 5-yard penalty and first down for Southern on the Chattanooga 24-yard line. Three4 Birmingham-Southern passes failed and McKay was smeared ten yards behind the line on the fourth down.

Chattanoogas ball on their own 34. Chattanooga got a 5-yard penalty for excessive time-out as St. Claire went in. One play failed and Georgia9 Lettermen of 9 96-97 Honor Gridmate Killed in Game Chattanooga, ATHENS, Oct. 25.

University of Georgia 1896 and 97 football lettermen tomorrow will present to the university a plaque honoring the memory of a college mate who lost his life in a gridiron battle. Those 96 and 97 players still living will be guests at the University of Alabama-University of Georgia football game. They will make the plaque presentation just before the kick-off, which is scheduled for oclock, eastern time. Vonalbade Gammons name will be on the bronze plaque which vrill be Bet in the -concrete of Sanford stadium. Hd died of injuries suffered in a football game between the Universities of Virginia and Georgia.

That game was played in Atlanta Oct. 30, 1897. Gammon died the following day, and immediately a loud hue and cry.