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VOLUME XLVt 'NO 199 24 1920 and -CO' t' 0 College Are I I 0 1 -2- r- i Jr Sports L- 4 ports Classified 01 tit- t----- 7ire- itj 4ANyk'k--- 1 Classified ii 1 '411 i I- capx0-0 s-e') Other News Other News kcli -tr-' 11r 1--'-'-' 1 44 111111 444ssiblop 4 -i- meoL-- --o :1 i 1 1 1 VOLUME XLV 'NO 199 NASIIVILLE TENN SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 24 1920 DAILY 30-SUNDAY 70 1 ----4- 4 Tech and Centre ollege efeated I I 1 1 i i I i 4 i 1 AUBURN BOOTS COMMODORES INTO LINE OF FILE CLOSERS Power of Plainsmen's Line Super-Brilliance of Their Attack and Failure of Va tidy to Hold Tell Story of 56 to 6 Defeat of Cold and Black By 3 RAT (Staff Correspondent) Birmingham Ala Oct 23--Crushed tempt bold 01 ig tdaonvrna in bitter defeat but with hentia erect the Commodores left the somber shadows of ville IaAt yo Rickwood a battle-ecarred victim line turn" Andrew Rou of Tiger vengeance The brilliant Van ro 1 hotinr derbilt victory of 1910 loomed before their eyes as but a passing dream as the terrible vision of a 66 to defeat took Rs place in annals of Vanity's foot- bal4 Winery The power of the Auburn line the super-brillianee of the Auburn attack and the tenure of the Commodores to hold agairett the inevitable struck the Gold' and Black from a high piece among the Dixie warriors into the rear Mike of football power The victory of the Orange and Blue stands out as the most disestremi defeat in many years for a Commodore eleven The Georgia Tech affair paled In corn parison the Tigers winning by a margku of six points greater than did the Tech-men Vanderbilt scored on Auburn once but baled to crone the Georgians' line which offset to some extent the size of Saturday's score But the two defeats in successive weeks gave Vanderbilt a rec Ord of 100 points scored by opponents against a total of 116 to her own credit The Tigers gained momentum as the game advanced Taking a single touch down and goal as their toll for the first quarter the rain of hostile- points grew into a veritable torrent as the game advanced Fourteen each In the second and third periods and twenty-one the final quarter completed the overwhelming total 'ANDY'S LONE SCORE Vanderbilt's lone score Came In the second quarter as the result of an aerial attack After Shirting had fumbled the ball near the middle of the field Barry-bill picked up the oval and circled left end for the longest Commodore run of the game a sprint for forty-five yards The ball was on the Auburn twenty-seven-yard line and a short buck by Latham Carried it knot er yard A forward pass was incomplete but on tho next play Neeley shot the ball overhead for a distance of twenty-four yards to Hendricks who stepped three strides over the goal line for a touchdown Latham failed to kick goal The Auburn team presented a one-man offensive juggernaut In big Ed Shirting' Whose powerful attack resisted efforts of The Commodores to check the advance Vandy had carefully lain her plans to stop Charley Scott and "Red" Howard' and kept these two dangerous men fairly Well under cover at all times But they Underestimated the plunging Shirting' who proved a second Judy Harlan in his driving through the line More than two hundred yards were actually gained during the progrette of the game by the plough-lug son of smash 113 yards being to his credit before he was taken out for a brief rest near the close of the second quarter When be went In again in the second half he was again in the thick of isvery play and time and again cilmbed over the heads of the Vandy linemen and through a twisted mass of human necks and flying shoes for substantial gains as smashed aside everything in his path and limping back to his post each time for a new star he would plunge again into the Vandy line without the slightest semblanee of fatigue A wonder machine was Shirting almost uncanny in his ability to take punishment and throw back the opposing forces Four of the Auburn touchdowns are credited directly to his work and none of the eight were regbitered without his taking promi- mint part Vandy started off In the first quarter like a whirlwind and played Auburn off its feet for a while It looked like a close score game was sure to result Then "Red" Floyd was knocked out when the huge Warren slid onto his prostrate form rear Vanderbilt' 40-yard line after the Commodore captain bad been fairly tackled Berryhill warn substituted and made a valuable member of the defentaa but the failure of Floyd to remain in the line-up seemed to have a tendency to downcut the other members of the back geld SHIELT IS STAB Among the'outstanding stare for Auburn was Shirty dashing end of the Tigers whose greatest individual achievement was 75-yard run for touchdown around right end in the final quarter TWce of the touchdowns were made by this flank-man whose defensive work along with that of 011inger proved a decided draw bark to Commodore plans The Auburn team seemed to realize especially after the lone Vandy touchdown in the early stages of the game that MeGugin planned an overhead at-leek to largely aid the randy battlers As a result the Commodores saw the heavy teem of the foe spread out in a wonderful defensive in preparation for the overhead system So well did the Tigers cover the Variety endit that out of five attempts that were made to use the air attack only one of the quintet was successful Neeley's pass to Hendricks netting 24 yards and a touchdown One was intercepted and the others remained lacomplete Two Auburn passes Out of four went true to their mark gaining the Tigerea total of 48 yards The first down compilation-- stands al- most beyond comparison Vanderbilt made one Solitary first down' during four full quarters of football which sounds unreasonable but which aseertion nevertheless stands backed up by the record of facts in the case And auburn poor old Auburn which fell so hard last year could only get twenty-three Therein lies a study in black and white The Commodores outpunted Auburn and ran back their punts further than did the foe although a casual observance of play would hardly present itself in this manner to the average spectator A compilation of Vital etatistice showed where Vandy with Neil and Goat alternating in service punted for a total of 111 yards in twelve trial while Auburn only registered 383 yards out of yine efforts the Vanderbilt average of punts was 46 yards as against 421-2 for Vanderbilt'S average on punts run back showed 151-2 yards against Auburn's 12 Tbe total was 93 yards for Vandy tigaitist 63 for Auburn TENALMES ART LIGHT Tn striking contrast to the Tech game penalties were light Vandy drew lea 1-yard setback while Auburn only look one a 11-yard affair for holding 're big lumbering Auburn line was too Plow to be off-eldest but when It got "meted it came on through hi view of the figures given Vandy Imppo-tors who did not Pee the game eel twin to wonder where the trouble was Auburn was too powerful In the line and their interference was far P11 'prior to that of the Commodores They 'blocked' sell end rushed the ball with more power The injured members of Vandy's lamed necessarily favored injuries while the Auburn bunch although they IlnWed before the game was over threw their poundage into action with tiling effect- Vaud:" waa unable to charge 1141:1 the deadliness required told tack ruch entertains of hett Sizemore Warren t'ompany They crumbled bttlextli them and were dragged headlong by platighing 'Tiger backs loeinding if you pleau Mr Edward Shirt- ing in the last Itarter hale Frank Godchaux gave on the fanciest pieces et tackling twee during the game Four straight tackiest did the little New Orleans laaesaada tows airoduce and las fatal at- tempt hold Auburn Inside the five Tarfi line on downit in a manner which remin1 od the fans of the Auburn game in Namhvine laet year when Vandy's stonewall line turned back the orange and blue Andrew Rountree Pia Ying in the eete7 role before a bon audience Melte Auburn runners on three occasions when naught but himself blocked their path to the goal Once he rode Jackson ten yards before he brought him down but he finally came with a crash Jim Early at eenter went in to relieve Sharpe in the early part of the game He spilled the first play which happened to be a rwth through his particular sec tor of the line but he couldn't eland the paea with his injured shoulder and was recalled to the bench after five minutes In harness LATHAM DI ZI1 HARD Swayne Latham put up a corking good game With better Interference Latham would bare ripped off some nice rune He showed a fighting style of attack which earned favorable comment from the prm box and from the Mande below but he couldn't get through by him self On his kickoffs the majority of hie boots were over the goal line or right on the margin Red Howard aloe smacked the oval far away for the Tigers' SHIRLY'S GREAT WORK Shirey'sruns Ter 77 and 45 yards for touchdowns and the defensive work of the entire Auburn team were the out standing features of the Tigers game The detail of play foilows: Auburn elected to defend the south goal Howard kicked off to Latham who reterned 20 yards Latham failed around right end Floyd gained four yerds around left end on a split buck Nell punted 20 yards to Scott who re turned the bail 14 yards to Auburn's 40- yard line Shirting gained two Tarde through right guard and hit the line for three more on the same kind of play Floyd fumbled the ball on the next play and Caton recovered for Auburn on Vandy's 20-yard line Shirting gained two yards through right tackle Scott made two more through left end and Shirting carried the ball seven yards further for first down on Vanity's five-yard line Scott fumbled and Wilson grabbed the oval Neil punted 50 yards to Scott who returned two yals Shirting fumbled and Auburn had the ball on her 45-yar4 line Howard went through left end for six yards OVER FOR TOUCHDOWN Shilling went through left end for first down and after a series of line rushes ha plunged through left tackle for a touchdown Warren kicked goal '1 Howard kicked over Vandy's goal on resumption of play ball returning to the 20-yard Rue Neither side was able to gain and the period ended after an exchange of punts Score end of first period: Auburn 7 Vanderbilt In the second period Scott was 'un able to gain through left end On the next play tinirling pushed through left tackle for eight yards Seott akirted Vandy'a left end for twenty yards Shirting added three mote through right tackle and on the next play he went through left guard for a second touchdown Warren kicked goal Score: Auburn 14 Vandy Neeiey returned the ball twenty yards' On the next play Neeley gained three yards through left end Goer punted 35 yards to Scott who was downed in his tracks Shirting went through Center for four yards Auburn was penalised 15 yards for holding and punted Out to his own 40-yard line Heward intercepted a forward pass and reterned the ball three yards Shirting hit left tackle for eight more How ard went left end tor six yards Stubbs gained five yards en a cross-buck VANDT Shirting than fumbled after advancing three yards farther and it was Vandy's bail in the center of the field Hendricks made a beautiful catch of a forward pass and raced over the line for Vanderbilt's first score Latham missed goal Score: Auburn 14 Vazdy 6 Howard kicked otT to Neill who was downed after a 30-yard run Vandy fumbled and the ball went to Auburn on her 42-yard line Line bucks by Shirting' and Howard netted first downs on Vandy's 4-yard line Howard made it another find down with 15-yard gain through right end The Plailismen then started a march down the field usher Shirling as a battering-ram and advancing the ball to Vandy's three-yard line when he was pushed over for another toalchdown Warren kicked goal Score: Auburn 21 Vandy 4 Howard kicked oiT to Neil On the next play Yandy fumbled and the half ceded with the ball in Auburn's vomitssten on her 20-yard line Score end of otecond period: Auburn 21 Vandy 6 Auburn rooters left the bleachers and started a Ariake dance on the field as' the third period began Latham kicked off for Vandy to Shirting who returned the ball 35 yards Scott and Shirting slipped througth left tackle for gains ono and six yards and Shirting made around left end Further sittempts to gain fallee and 011inger punted Latham failed to gala and Neil punted 35 verde to Scott who returned theball If Ards Stubbs gained two yards over guard and Shirting went through left tackle for 11 more making it a first down It was -Auburn's ball on Vandys 45-yard line Stubbs gatned seven yards through left tackle Shirting fumbled and booted the ball 40 yards and out of bounds Vandy took the ball on her 20- yard line Nell gained four yards in two plays through left tackle and then punted to Howard who was downed in his tracks Auburn's ball os Vandy's 46-yard line Howard circled right end for 49 yards Stubbs went through center for 15 yards and a touchdown Warren kicked goal Score: Auburn 28 Vandy 6 The third period ended with the ball In Auburn's possession in midfield Score: Auburn 3i Vandy 6 In the fourth period punted to Berryhill Nelity went through left guard for a first down the ball In Vandy's possession on Aueltrn's 40- yard line Snirey intercepted a forward pass and ran 65 yards for a totichdown Score: Auburn 42 Vandy 6 Latham kicked off tit Jackeon who returned the hall 20 yards After a series of tine bucks Jackson was pushed over left tackle for firet down Auburn 's ball on her own 3-yard line The plainsmen continued their line btu-king tactics ad vaneing ideallie down the field to Vandy's 2-vaed line Jackson failed to gain ovet right tackle but on the next play he went through for a tonehdown Stubbekickint goal Score: Auburn 49 Vend 6 Lathstor kicked off for -Vanderbilt the being returned to the 20-yard line seirev brobei through right tackle and ran nearlY tee length of the field for a toechdown Warren kicked goat Soon: Auburn 54 Vend 6 After the kick-off the ball remained in the center of th field where it rested when the fine whistle blew TLA6H TO CHEESE CLUB it ona wilder sport than yacht mein MA ay Bolehevik leading internationai hiteona rice by three touchdow-n 'Pot ytaids' riVing LiZtle a clue seoond 'Sht forty-five tn Good 1110-4 The line-up and summary follow: Auburn Peeition Veaderbilt 011inzer 4 aatt leapt eMiallimoo 1411 I VANDY'SOLD RELIA'BLES WHO DID THEIR BEST TO STAVE OFF DEFEAT di (sink Hendricks at the left 'scored only touchdown of the holocaust taking a forward pass from Neely and stepping across the goal line Swayni Latham in the center above fought bard all the way but could not get the aid from his mates necessary to "get away" Berryhill on the right made Vandy's longest run of the game 1 Josh Cody's III en-Lose 20-0 Game to Chattanooga Chattanooga Tenn Oct 23---(Special) --Taking prompt advaMage of numerous Merger fumbles Chattanooga defeated the Baptists here this afternoon 20 to Cody's Charges outweighed the local club approximately 20 pounds per man but in no other respect did they show to advantage The warm and sultry weather handicapped the players resulting in it slow and featureless contest which was never -in doubt after the opening period In the first few minutes of play Mar car fumbled on the b-yard line and Chattanooga recovered--Cate promptly crashed across for a touchdown and Clark kicked goal This performance was repeated in the second period Chattanooga again recovered a fumble In the shadow of the Mercer goal and Cate promptly plunged across Clark missed the goal the ball striking the cross bar nercer braced in the third period and aftlr Weakley recovered a Chattanooga fumble on the latter 's 10-yar4 line threatened to score Chattanooga held however and Clark kicked out of danger A forward pass from Clark to Sussedort behind the Mercer goal line gave Chattanooga her final touchdown In the fourth period Clark kicked goal Soccer Football in Claims First Victim Quincy Masa Oct International News Service)--The first fatal casualty ever reported in the game of soccer football in the 'United States occurred here this afternoon when Robert Patton of the Maple Leaf team of this city tripped and fell to the ground tte force of the fall breaking his neck Paton died a few minutes later no was forty years old Cornell Rips Colgate Defense tor Victory Ithaca Oct 23--(By United Press)--erhe powerful attack' of Cornell ripped open Colgate's defense here this ailternoon and the Red and White war non got revenge for their defeat last year by rolling up a total of forty-two points to Colgate's sig An eightty-tiveYard run by Webster Colgate etar accounted for the losers' only tally' Colgate made only three first downs during the entire game Thine Beats Ole Miss 32-0 on MuddiField m- 1r New Orleans La Oct 23-413y International News Service1--Pu lane University beat Ole Missiseippi 32 to 0 in a game played here on a field soaked in mud and featured by many fumbles Tulane won the game in the tourth perio4 br fault playing and runs and line Pierce Lett Tackle Ryan Sizemore Left Guard Bitekner Caton Center Sharps Grisham Eight Guardneybourne Warren (c) Right Shirey Rigt Stubbs Latham Floyd Howard Right Half Nee ley Shlrltng Fullback Wade Score Iltquarters: Auburn 14 14 11--Ell Vanderbilt 0 a 0 Molton for Olinger Hagen for Caton Brown for Stubbs Bullock for Shiritsg Shilling for Bullock Stubbs for Shirling Bullock for Howard Creel for Stubbe for Nell Neil for Goer Goar for Nell Hendricks for Buckner Early for Sharpe More for Early Sharpe for N10d4 Mossfor Sharpe Bailey for Reybourne Heller for McCullough McGill for Irellar Conyers for Wi son Morrow for Conyers BarrMB for Foyd Ocdchang for Mixoti for Ne ley Kuhn Po Mixon Thomas for Wade Sh'rling 4 Stubbs I Slarey 2 Jaeltson Vander lit: Hendricks 1 Goals from 7 Stubbs 1 Bradley Walker (Virginia): PIM Bob Williams (Virglnla): head Ilnesman Cog (Gtorgla) LAM pi emAxsarak Ji MiZalt4a p-- GOLDEN TORNADO TURNS TO CALM AFTEg BRILLIANT SHOWING Outplayed Through Three Quarters Pitt Carnes to Life and Sweeps Yellow ia ckets Aside Scoring Touchdown and Field Coal Pittsburg Oct 23--(By International News tornado swept over Forbes field for a time this afternoon which threatened to sweep aside the Panther machine but the 'storm subsided during the closing periods of the conflict and the Warnerites were able to triumph over Georgia Tech by a score of 10 to 3 At the end Of the third period the Golden Tornado was leading by a score of 3 to 0 but In the final quarter the Blue and Gold scored a touchdown Hewitt the towering human battering-ram sweeping aside the entire Tech team Alone and almost unaided the superman marchediskdown the field and scored the touchdown He was given the ball six successive times end advanced the ball for a total of 74 yards for a touchdown Davies also kicked a field goal from the 30-yard line In the final period running up the locals' total to IQ FLOWERS DROP-KICKS GOAL The visitors scored their only tally In the second quarter when Flowers made a drop-kick from the 18-yard line In this same session the Southerners marched down the field toppling over the opposition and took the ball to the 8-yard line for first down It appeared gloomy for the Panther but when dangea threatened the Pittsburg players braced and repulsed the attack and prevented the visitors freest sooring It was ono of the greatest games played -here in years and the showing of the Southerners came as a distinct surprise Warner's men were outplayed during the first half and it was not until near the end of the third period when the local players began showing anything like their true form Had it not been for the herculean efforts of Hewitt it is doubtful if the Golden Tornado would have been checked PENALTIES Dna TECH The playing of Flowers Harlan and Barron was sensational anti they repeatedly crashed through the Pittsburg line for steady and consistent gains and made substantial advances on their plays off the flanks Time and again the visitors threatened the Blue and Gold line but when they became dangerous their advent would be checked by the Incurring of a Date of andyTennessee Game To Be Advanced Knoxville Tenn Oct Tennessee and Vanderbilt football elevens will play their annual games in 1921 and 1922 about Nov 1 each year A verbal agreement to this effect has been reached by authorities of the instittitiola' according to announcement here This date to be the last of October or the (trot of November will prove a mutual benefit 'I or both coeleges Each team will have hadtims to develop the best candidates and select the stronger varsity elevens Coach John 11 Bender said the schedule for next year will not be arranged with after the 151 A A conference' which will be held about Sept it at Gainesville Every effort will be made to arrange a good home scheuule for 1221 and 1222 and will include the best teams ofthe South An effort will be to arrangegimes with Alabama Auburn and Irirginia Alabama this year is going strorg and has a good team Auburn has the heaviest line yet end itlWays puts a good eleven on the gridiron Virginia probably does not rank as high as Tettnestiee considering the relative showing of holt Tennestiea and Vanderbilt against Vaaulia penalty by one of the golden Jacketed players' During the first hall Georgia Tech gained 223 yards from scrimmage and 16 yards on the aerial route while Pittsburg was able to gain only 93 Yards from scrimmage Jr the second half the visitors gained 102 yards by scrimmage while the Blue and Gold advanced the pigskin 155 yards by the same tactics The locals did however gain 60 yards by forward passing while tie Southerners gained 23 Pittsburg had a narrow escape from being humbled NVarner started out by using one of his second taring men and held the visitors too cheap but before the game proceeded very far he rushed in his regulars Even with the regulars in the line-up the visitors outplayed the Pittsburg team and it was only thhough the sensational work of Hewitt and Davies that they were able to register their victory Davide was hurt in the very first play and had to retire Nan the game He dashed into the fray again in the second half SPORT BRIEFS' Frank Kramer veteran bike champion keeps in condition by spending several hours a day on the golf links a--- Babe Ruth ilnished the season scoring 158 runs on Only 172 average ot nearly a run for every hitibade The Multhomah Club of Portland has been awarded the track and field championships of the Pacific Northwest A A LL The si1SOn of the Florida' Winter League opening Nov lt and closing Feb 23 will have no fewer than seven holidays to help swell the gate receipts The baseball team of the University of Southern California is planning for a tour of Japan next summer to play the learns of Japanese universities Nearly 1600 men will engage in athletics at Leland Stanford University this year according to hgures given out by the department of physical education Eddie Roush produced the longest streak of batting in the National League this year his record comprising twenty-seven straight games in which he got et least one hit lInghle Duffy who managed the Toronto team the past season is mentioned as a possible successor to Dave Fultz In the presidency of -the International League next year Georgia University Wins From Oglethorpe Atlanta pct United Press) University of Georg1a4 ran over Ogiethorpelt eleven 27 to 2 this afternoon putting ver a touchdown early in the first period Cheeves and Ilartley did the heavy work carrying the ball for the State boys Cheevest made the first touchdown Hartley was substituted for Baker at right bait toward the end of the tirst quarter and tas dependable for gains almost every time he pas called upon The Georgians punched the petrel line unmercifulin particularly at The ornter where "Bum" Day wets spreading Ogle thorpe forwards New Orleans to See Good Fights This Week Neer Orteanit TAI Oct 28--(13y Inter- natonal Nees are many boxing coteesta on tap here for the next few daYa YOU Denny and Johnny Tillman mixing it Monday night fn fifteen rounds at the Tulane Athletic Clitit Martin Burke 'and Sailor Detrooky meet in fifteen rounds is' the Louisiana Auditorium on Oct 29 while tAl No'lri 6 "Happy" Littleton and Harry Grab meet to a fittaeaviand match In the awe club "IVONDER TEAM" FROIll CENTRE ENGULFED BY CRIMSON TIDE "Praying Colonels" Fight Vdiantly But Vddy Agdrtst Superiority and Bulk of Harvard Mad-Men Final Score is 31 14 By JACK VIEIOCK (International News Service Sporting Editor) Harvard Stadium Boston Oct 23-- Totiehdowns--Owetial Harvard's crimson bawler' waved in vio- oel4L Horween iL tor' above a cleat-torn gridiron here to- 2 ffrom tout night In token of a 31 to 14 victory over Field goal--Horwe1 Centre College ane Eastman tor I Cheered on by a crowd of 40000 wild!) for Owen Buell for 1 enthusiastic football fans the gr id eat red a for Buell Johnsi team met the Yellow Tornado from the Hamilton for Church Blue Grass country in a head-on col- ILlastPonhre: moon was staggered recovered its poise ween i (Centre) Nonni and then crushed the gamut little col- voice for Chinn loge team that ever battled against su- pireite perior weight and experience Isankart (Dartmouth) Centre was beaten but far from dis- Crowell (Swarthmore) graced No team ever fought more stub- bornly more gamely than did "Bo" Mo- It vi Millin and his Kentuckians and as the (it great crowd filed out of the stadium it the realized that It had witnessed one of the 4 most spectacular sporting events of a I decade and an exhibition of gamenese and brilliance by both teams that was esu tei thrilling from start to finish MIBILLIN DETAINS NAME ol ft "Bo" McMillin is all that has been -claimed tor him He le chain lightning And the Centre College team as a whole is one of the most finished small college elevens' that Mut ever played football In this country But McMillin despite his brilliamys het lead or drive his lads to vio tory over the Harvard machine With a powerful and dogged attack and a defense that was strong enough to turn back the yellow tide once Bob Fieher's boys got a line on the best bet Centre bad was a Crimson tide that engulfed the Kentuckians George Owens and Captain Arnold nor-wean starred for Harvard These two great backs scored four touchdowns for the Crimson relentlessly smashing the Centre line when within striking distance of the Yellow goal and carrying the ball for consistent gains throughout the four I Whitnell Roberts Armstrong and Mo Millin all played wonderful football for Centre and the team can go back to Kentucky with the knowledge that It left only the most ficeorahle of Impressions on 40000 souls Today's game was a vivid' exhibition of America's great college sport Traffic was clogged for hours by the surging stream of humanity that poured Into the every The crowd jamming every seat- end every available bit of space that could be used wait a riot of Color and it cheered itself hoarse for both elevens CRIMSON SCORES FIRST Harvard was the first to score The Crimson horde crossed Centre's goal within the first nine minutes of play After kicking off to Centre Harvard held the Kentuckian ps for downs and Centre punted to the Crimson 27-yerdline Then started the march which carried the ball down the field and tacrome the line for a touchdown Owens Churchill and HorWean carrying the ball to within the shadow of Centres goal poste and Owens then crashed through for a teuchdown Faxon promptly kicked the goal and Harvard had started on her of to vietorl tenere next kicked- to Harvard and this time it was the Yellow threat tnat rolled down tlie ield A eerie of plays started the ball to lianarl's 25yard line from where McMillin and Weitnell made first down on a criescrove play that rattled Harvard CENTRE RETALIATES From the five-yard line with four downs to make the coveted Crimson goal Centre hammered the liarvitrd forwards into submission and Fullback itoberto went over with the touclidowa that evened up the gloiy Weaver kicked the goal Score: Harvard 7 Centre 7 There was no more scoriag during the first period but in the sewn i quarter Centre forged Into the van giving liar yard the shock that woke up Fisher's men and made them fight bet like ntad bulls Centre put the ball into play on her 37-yard line where Robb was penalized 20 yards for slugging Thisi put the ball on Centre's 17-yard line and from therr the Yellow Tornado started McMillin made seven yards but was Ttill far from making first down and it was here that he pulled off a forward pato the like of which may not be seen again ht metre! seasons Ile dropped hack as though tc kick and eased the ball nearly 40 yarde to Whitnell Running like a deer with two Harvard tacklers at his heels Whit-nail reached the goal line where he war tackled and managed to roll over for the score Weaver kicked the goal mak ing the count Centre 14 Harvard 7 1 cuirmsox 1 It was here that Harvard 'started fighti Inc at her best and after the next kick off Owen Horween and Churchill ham-1 meted the Kentucky line in a march down the field This march was not withou4 Interruption but it was one of the mighty urges that was not to be denied Crashing through Centre's linentilding off her tackles and plunging madly ahead th Harvard backs carried the ball within the five-yard line from where Owen went over Faxon kicked goal and the count was even up at 14 all Early in the third quarter after kick lug off the yellow-clad eleven was given a decided advantage when Murphy who went in for Whitnell foosted a punt sate Centre bad failed to gain The ball went almost xtraight into the air and sailed off to one side Into the crowd It wee Harvard'it ball on Centre's 38-yard line and a moment later Centre was penal ized live yards for off-side play Owen Churchill Horween and Fitzgerald car ried the ball to Centres three-yard line from where the Crimson captain plunged over for the goal In bit stecont attempt Faxon booted the ball between the poste for the extra point and the noon was Harvard 21 Centre 14 Later In thil period Horween kicked a field goa' from Centre's 30yardline giving Har- vard 24 points INTERCEPT FORWARD FAR The last touchdown made by the Crim on came in the middle of the fourth quarter Havemever Harvard's center Intercepted a Centre forward pace on the Kentuckians 24-yard line and the big Crimson steam-roller etarted another march for a touchdown Horween made five yards through Centre and Owen added three more Centre wax penalized five yards for treble play giving Harvard first down The ball was now on the 10-yard line and Owen and 'foremen crashed through Horween scoring the hod touchdown of the game Score: Harvard 21 Centre 14 Before the quarter ended Horween made a sensational SO-yard run but the time was short and Harvard was unable to add another score Line-up': Harvard Pool tion Centre Kane Left End Chinn Hubbard'Left Tackle Montgomery Woode Left Guard Fot4I aveMeyer Center Weever olbert Right Guard Robb 'axon Right Titekle JA Moll 'aeton Right End Snoddy itzgerald Qttarterback Owen- Left al fback it linen churchill Right tialthweic Armstrcnig 11orweett Fuliteck Roberts Touchdowns---Owena 2 Roberts Whit Horween 2 Goals from 2 Weaver 2 Field Macomber for Kane Eastman tor Hubbard Gratwick for Owen Buell for Fitzgerald Miner' aid for Buell Johnson for Fitzgerald Hamilton for Churchill Churchill for Habil iton Humphrey for Churchill Crocker for Gaston Stillman for Or ween (Centre) Mount for Moran Con voice for Chinn Referee Maxwell (Svrarthmore) umpire Thorpe (Columbia) held judge Bankart (Dartmouth)' head linesman Crowell (Swarthmore) llow the Ocimes Resulted Over the Grid World At Cambridge-Harvard 31 Centre 14 At New Haven-Yale 24 West Vire genie 9 At Princeton-Prineettm 14 Navy At Ithae a-Cornell 42 Colgate 6' At New York-Georgetown 40 Ford ham 16 At Wooster 0-Mount Union 211 Kenyon At Clinton-Hamilton It New York University 13 At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 10 Georgia Tech 3 At West Point-Army 22 Tufts At New York-Wesleyan 10 Co lumbia At Phliadelphia-Virginia MI litArY Academy 27 Pennsylvania It At Wooster 0-Wooster 19 Oberlin 0 At Cleveland O-Wesleyan 14 serve 0 At Gambler-Mount Zion 14 Kenyon 7 At Hanover-Syracuse 10 Dartmouth At Troy-llentsaaler Poly 7 Wortester Poly 6 At Providence-Brown 14 Springfield A At Pittsburg-Carnegie Tech 27 University of Cincinnati 15 At Carlisle-Crstnus 7 Dickinson IL At Pittsburg-Washington and Jefferson 14 Lehigh At Washington-George Washington 12 Villa Nova 7 At Baltimore-Swarthmore 41 Johns 'Hopkins A4 Chicago-Chicago 10 Iowa At Hoboken'--Stevens Middlebury 04 At Ofeono Maine-Maine 14 Bates 9 At Burhngton Vt-Massachusetts A vett 27 Vermont 7 At State College Pa-Pennsylvania State lull Lebanon Valley 7 At Easton BiL-LaFayette St Catholic) University 0 At Ann Arbor-Illinols 7 Michigan 6 At Colainbus O-Oho State 13 Wisconsin 7 At South Bend-Notre Dame 24 3 At Amherst Itlana-4intherst 3r) Union 0 At Kingaton Island State 0 Boston University 7 At Witerville Me--Colby Bowdont At Williamston Mass-Williams 62 Trinity 0 At Andover Mass-1'40 Freshmen It Andover 10 At New Brunswick J---tiniversitY of Virginia 7 Rutgers At Lincoln Net-Nebraska 20 South Dakota At Springfield-Wittenberg 17 Mk ami 0 At Tiffin 0-Heidelberg 24 Ohio Northern 7 At Akron-Case 7 Akron 0 At tiouson-Southwestern 0 Bice Institute 19 At Penaacola-L-Pensacola 13 Palmer College 7 -uiwge I At BirminghamAuburn td Vander- bilt 6 At 32 'Ron ard At 28 Clemson At ChattanoogaChattanooga 20 Met- car At College 6 Ouachita 6 At 1exingtonp ki1106 6 Kentucky' State 8 At 27 7 Lebanon Wins Game Lebanon Tenn Oct A game oc football was played at Smyrna yesterday between the high school of that place and the Lebanon high school It was an easy victory for Lebanon The anal score stood 88 to The feature of the game was end ruunIng of Moore and Bone the line work of Bell anti the clever headwork of Quarterback Brockett for Lebanon A spectacular play was a touchdown from a 80-yard forward pass made by little Billie Baird in the 30 fieconde of piny The Smyrna boys put up a hard uonsistent fight against Duncan fur Smyrna played a star game 'Lebanon's next game will be played on Oct le with Duncan tichoel at Lebanon Dobson Co Wins Dobson Co won game of baseball from the Standard Furuiture Co on tho Eastland school grounds by the score of 8 to 0 before a large crowd All of the proceeds of the game went to the Parent-Teacher Aesociation for the befidlt 08 the lunch room which is now under construction After the game II Debtion' of Co offered $5 to the Tasteet baseball runner on the grounds provided the winner would give the money to the lunch room Harry Hooper had the honer' of winning the money and with smile immediately turned the money over to the lunch room secretary and Rallies and Downs Lehigh 14 to 0 Watilithrtm Pa Oct- 23--(BY rnited and Jeffersou downed the fast Lehigh eleven here today 14 to The visitors hell the locals even for the first half but in the third quarter and throw ber machine into high A touoildown by Halfback Erickson after a 19-yard sprint furnished the first tally then alter recovering a fumble Ewan dashed 45 yards for the eccud tduchtiowts Line-up: -f Cidl Bk Harvard Position Centre lae acs i Kane Left End Chinn IlubbardLeft Tackle Montgome4 Wolford Line for 11 in Wood Left Odell aventeyer Center Weaver 'Chariest Oct 11v olbert Right Guard Robb United Prese)--The Citadel backfield 'axon Right Tackle James ripped throve' Wofford's heavy line for 'vision Right End Sneddy a is to ti victory hers this afternoon itzgerald Q'ttartPrbitek M'11111111 Mauy futntotoll rrred ri 0 th Any iie wen Left Halfback preto game the featur of whih wan Churchill Hight fialftuveic Armstrong Jarvis' 0yad flight for a touchdown I torweeti Roberts jack Prom's handling of the teem rill by Ms individual playing affix were brittd Parvard 7 10 7-31 features that ranked with two long rure Centre I 7 0-1A kv Tarakistvd fur appiatme-Scltara I GREAT WORK lightning He line or right INTO LINE OF FILE CLOSER' DID THEIR TO STAVE OFF DEFEAT BEST 0 ENGULFED BY CRIMSON TIDE AUBURN AB titu Al nr Tr AUBURN BOOTS COMMODORES THREE OF VANDY'S OLD ELI WHO fr till if 111L I LI AM" FROM CENTRE CLOSERS 1 1 PI B11 Power aimmen me Super- rt tance of Their At- -1 4 Colonels" I Fight Vali raying one ig il But 1 td A st an gam tack and Failure of Va ndy to Hold Tell Stor I I Bulk of 1 Al Superton an Harvard II ad- en i 4 07 41 i Find Siore is 31 to 14 i of 56 to 6 Defeat I Id BI It ea an ac I rIN i Ity JACIE YEIOCK BY it RAY eee 1 (Staff Correspondent) i 44 (0400a04 -e ate- (Internetional News ervice Sporting Editor) Birmingham Ala Oct 23-Crushed tempt held Auburn inside the five nal a emeas Harvard Stadiums Boston Oct 23- I Roberts White in bitter defeat but with begat' erect the line on in a manner which amine Harvard's crimson batmen waved in vio- eo nett Horween 2 the fans of the Auburn am in Name- rn te aim from toudtdown-lamon 2 Commodores left the somber shadows of ville Ian year when Vandy's stonewall '1'ia 1 tory above a Cleat-torn gridiron bees to- weever a Rickwood 'field a battle-scarred victim late turned back the orange and blue 1- 31 14 i ry ov II id I orween night in to en a goa Andrew Rountree playing in the safety aii 4 I i of Tiger vengeance The brilliant Van role before a home eudience Melte 11 Centre College Substitutes-alarvard) Macomber for Kane Leaman for Hubbard Gratwick derbilt victory of 19111 loomed before Auburn runners on throe evasions when Cheered on by a crowd of 40000 wild!) for (wen Buell for FitsgeraM FR mere their eyes as but a passtng dream as naught but himself blocked their path to ti 4- enthusiastic football fans the great red aid for Buell Johnson for Fitzgerald the terrible vision of a 66 to II defeat the goal Once he rode Jackson ten yards Hamilton team met the Yellow Tornado from the Churchill Churchill for took Rs place in annals of Vanity's foot- hefore he brought him down but he I '1 Hatniltom Humphrey for Churchill bale hiatory The power of the Auburn line finally came with a crash eae se a fe Blue Grass country in a aead-on col- Crocker for Gaston Stillman for Here the super-brilliance of the Auburn attack Jim Early at eenter went In to relieve eee 'ii 'ii mt- 1 moon was staggered recovered its poise ween (Centre) Neulle for Morita Cone and the tenure of the Commodores to Sharpe in the early part of the game voice tor Chinn hold against the inevitable struck the He spilled the fleet play which haPttenwl a eata a "att le '-'1 I and then cruehed the gamut little col- a 1 I 1 eiie 1 Re ere a )4axwell (Swarthmore) -aaale ea-a-ea loge team that ever battled against au flee Thorpe (Columbia) field Judge Gold' and Black from a high place among to be a rune through les particular sec- Ii it line or but he couldn't ean the the Dixie warriors Into the rear rarlite with his injured shouldr and was ld 0 70-- perior weight and experience ankart (Dartmouth) head linesman of football power pam -e--- afeia--- 0 eiee---- I' 7 Crowell (Swarthmore) ee el Centre was beateu but far from di- moaned to the bench after five minutes ea'S'eee-arteolitesa- ameue- a ie si I The victory of the Orange and Blue in harness a 4 graced No team ever fought more stub- stands out as the most disesteem' defeat re in many years for a Commodore eleven 4 LATHAM DlaS HARD a 1 l'Y 7 ee e- bornly more gamely than did "Bo" Mo- ff Millin and his Kentuckians and as the ow the Games 'rho Georgia Tech affair paled In corn- ms wayne Latham nut up a corking rood i'-' ee- 'ea great crowd filed out of the stadium it kL petition the Tigers winning by a margta better a f' 1 iv realized that It had witnessed one of the game With otter interference Lae am "a' of six points greater than did the Tech- would have ripped off some n'ice rune I most spectacular sporting events of a I sa eve Then Vanderbilt scored on Auburn once He showed a fighting inyle of attack a 1- I i decade and an exhibition of gamenese but felled to crone the Georgians' line which earned favorable comment from and brilliance by teeth teams that was Resulted tiver which offeet to some extent the size of the prm box and from the Mande be 7 a a I thrilling from start to Mettle a 4 Saturday's score But the two defeats in low but hi couldn't get through by him- i a-e-e successive weeks gave Vanderbilt a rem self On his kickoffs the majority of 't tt 0 a it I MadILLIN RETAINS NAM'E 1 wee al le lee "Bo Md i I laimed for hi" Milliu is all that has een la the Grid IV orld against a total of 116 to her own credit on the margin Red Howard aloe smack- ga ee ke et 'e 'ctu is chain lightning The Tigerg gained momentum as the ed the oval far away for the Tigers' a el et 1 I eeal And the Centre College team as a whole nme advanced Taking a single touch- ease i down end goal as their toll tor the first SHIRLTell a is one of the most finished small College elevens 'that him ever layed ootball I fn At Cambridge-Harvard ille Centre 14 quarter the rain of hostile- points grew Shireyearuns for 77 an4 45 yards for ta at At New Haven-Yale 24 'West Vire into a veritable torrent as the game ad- touchdowns and othe defensive work of a 4 bed of 100 points scored by opponents his boots were over the go 4 a this country But McMillin despite his brilliance genie 9 winced Fourteen each in the second and the entire Auburn team were the out- me wa" could het lead or drive his lads to vie At Princeton-Princeton 14 Navy third periods and twenty-one the final standIng features of the Tiger's game arvar tory over the Hd machine With a At Ithatie-Cornell 42 Colgate 6" quarter completed the overwhelming total The detail of play foilows: ful tta a defense At New Yorke-Georgetown 40 Ford er an ogge a- an Auburn elected to defend the south 4 -N that was strong enough to turn back the ham 16 VANDT'S LONN SCORE goal Howard kicked off to Latham ellow tide once Bob neither's boys got At Wooster 0 Mount Unice' ell who rammed 20 ards atham failed ea 0-- Vanderbilt's lone score Came In the fl 1 01 4 11 a line on the best bet Centre bad was a KenYon around right end Floyd gained four ref second quarter sa the result of an aerial yerds ar 4 1 "a Crimson tide that engulfed the Kentuck- At Clinton-llamilton It' NeW York en on a split buck '14' Al4 Unversty 13 attack After Shirting had fumbled the Nell eud 20 te a a tans i i ball near the middle of the field Barry- turneduthtee a yardaereao S000tt wit? re II 14 Auburn 40 et ee 4 a ee a e' a "aa George Owens and Captain Arnold nom At Pittsburg-Pittsburg 10 Georgia the oval and circled left ard line Shirting gained two veee wo yards "ae e-k" "a wean starred for Harvard These two Tech bill picked up aiamteeS' a s'ye 'e ai te'' i Iliaa dui scored four touchdowns for At West Point-Army 28 Tufts I end tor the longest Commodore run of the through right guard and hit the line for it ea great a game a sprint tor forty-flve yards The three more on the same kind of play a -aa Nee eeee ea- r' the Crimson relentlessly sntashing the At New York-Wesleyan 10 Colum- ball was on the Auburn twenty-seven- Floyd fumbled the bell on the next play '4 7 tt4 Li Centre line when within striking distance bia 0 yard line and a ahort buck by Latham an4 Caton recovered for Auburn on Van t'4 the II goal and carrying the ball At Philadelplea-Vieglnia MilitarY 0 Carried it another yard A forward pass dy's 20-yard line Shirting gained two ee a "ae --re for consistent gains throughout the tour Academy 27 Penusylvratia I( At Wooster O-Wooster 19 Oberlin 0 was incomplete but on the next play yards through right tackle Scott made teteeewa ea periods Neeley shot the bell overhead tor a din- two more through left end and Shirting a'''''''''e1000' Whitnell Roberts Armstrong and Me- At Cleveland 14 Rae tance of twenty-four yards to Hendricks ll played wonderful football for rye Millin a carried the ball seven yards further for Mount Zion 14 leen on who tou stepped three strides over the goal first down On Vanity's five-yard line a Centre and the team can go back to At Gambier- 7- line for a chdown Latham failed to Scott fumbled and Wilson grabbed the in Hendricks at the left scored only bd the I st taking forward one own au a ng a orwar At klanover-leyractuse 10 Dartmouth 0 Kentucky with the knowledge that it left At Troy-Itentmaler Poly 7 Wore kick goal oval Neil punted 60 yards to Scott who only the most favoraele of impreesions 1 The Auburn team presented one-man returned two yards alerting fumbled pass from Neely and stepping across the goal line Swayni 'Latham in the center above fought bard all the on 40000 bouts teeter Poly 6 offensive juggernaut In big Ed Shirting Auburn en ul urn had the ball on her 45-yard way but could not get the aid from his mates necessary to "get away" Berryhill on the right made Vandy's Today's game was a vivid' ex tione A Providence-Brown 14 Springfield whose powerful attack resisted efforts of "no 1 oward went through left end for longest run of the game i et America's great college sPort A six yards i Tech 27 Uni Traffic was clogged for hours by the At 1 ittsburg arneg the Commodores to check the advance Vandy had carefully lain her plans to OVER FOR TOUCHDOWN eurging stream of humanity amt poured eversity of Cincinnati lo stop Charley Scott and "Red" Howard 4 The 1 At CarlieleeeUrsinus 7 Dickinson into the every atanue and kept these two dangerous men fairly' Shirting went through left end for first 1 4 crowd jamming every seat end everta At Pittseurg-Washingto do Josh Co and Jef- well under cover at all times But they wn and after a merles of line rublies en GOLDEN TORNADO TU 'R available bit of space that could be used ferson 14 Lehigh Washington NS Color and it cheered Itself At Washington--George a Underestimated the plunging Shirting' who ha plunged through left tackle for' a watt a riot proved a second Judy Harlan in his drive touchdown Warren kicked goal hoarse for both elevens Villa Nova ing through tbe line More than two bun- Howard kicked over Vandy's goal on 1 JoluM HaAptkinB141more-Swarthmore 4" 0 tired yards were actually gained during resumption of play bail returning to the Lose 20 -0 Game cALlw AFTEs BRILLIANT sHowING CRIMSON SCORES FIRST the progretur of the game by the plough- 30-yard nue Neither side was able to Harvard was the fleet to Ecore The tag cato owe ing non of smash 113 yards being to gain and the period ended after an At Hoboken-htevens 0 eltddleteury 04 Crimson horde creamed Centre's goal At Oreono Maine-Maine 14 Bat his credit before he was taken out for a exchange of punts within the first niter minutes of play 4 a es 9 tt uurhngton Vt--Maraitchusetts Age brief rest near he the clnt ose Va ag Outplayed Through the second Seem i end of first period: Auburn 7 After kicking off to Centre Harvard held es 27 Venni 7 quarter When we Iain in the ndeblt to Chattanooga Pitt Carnes to Lite i Three Quarters the Kentucklane for (towns and Centre At aullege titaie '11 re-Pennsylvnia a second half he was again in the thick of In the second period Scott was 'un- punted to the Crinnion 27-yereline Then luil Lebanon' Valley 7 isvery play and time and again climbed able to gain through left end On the a and Sweeps Yellow Jackets Aside Scoring sturted the march wlitch carried the bell Pie-La-F At Lesion ayette 31 Catholic swer the heads of the Vandy linemen and next play Seerling push i ed through left dew' the field and tecroge the line for 'through a twisted mass of human necks taokle for eight yards Scott akirted Chattanooga Tenn Oct 23---(Specala Hor Litiveisity and flying shoes for substantial gains Vandy's left end for twenty yards Stem --inking prompt advantage of numerous Touchdown and Field GoaL touchdown Owens Churchin an wean carrying the bail to within the At Ann Arbor-Illinols 7 Michigan as smashed aside everything In kits path lug raided three mom through right Merger fumbles Chattanooga defeated shadow of Centre pos At Columbus 0-Ohio State 13 WI s- 'oal te and Owen' i and limping back to his po the Baptists here this afternoon- st each time tackle and on the next play he went then crashed through for a touchdown ii for a new start he would plunge again througe left guard for a second touch- 1 0 20 to Pittsburg Oct 23-(By International penalty by one of the Id co en jacketed Faxon promptly kicked the goal and At south Bend-Notre Demo 24 Val- into the Vandy line without the slightest down Warren kicked goal Au- Cody's charges outweighed the local club 3 ae- News Soreloe)-A tornado swept over lavers Harvard hd started on hr eey to vie At Amherst Alanteareintherst 3r) emblem of fatigue wonder machine burn 14 Vandy approximately 20 pounds per man but During the ain't hall Georgia Tech tore' was Shirting almost uncanny in his Neeley returned the ball twenty yards Forbes field for a time this afternoon tonere next kicked- to Harvard and Unieu- si dd th gAinece 223 yards from scrimmage and ebility to take punishment and throw On the next play Ne i eley gained three other re s-e i e- 5 t) which threatened to sweep aside the 16 yards on the aerial route while pitts- this time it Watt the Yellow threat tnat At Kingtoon le 1-Rhode Island State back the opPosing forces Feur of the yards through left end Goar punted 35 advantag Pan er The warm and sultry weather 0- Batton University 7 roiled down -the field A sera of plays Auburn touchdowns are credited directly yards to Scott who was dowlied In his handicapped the players resulting le th machine but the term 'rub- burg was able to gain only 92 eards from scrimmae In the second half the I started the ball to Illaraters 2 doh 5-yard At et' ill el -Colby 0 OW- A erv a to hie work and none of the eight were tracks Shirting wont through Center for slow and featureless contest whieh was sided durbig the closing perlods of the ga seetternage ine 102 yards lin fh where McMillhe and 1Vnitnell e' 7 regatered without his taking a promi- four yards Auburn was Penallited 15 never -in doubt after the opening period conflict and the Warnerites were able while the Blue and Gold Blue van made first down on a celes-crom play At Williamston Alyea-Williams 62 a ce the Trillity nent part yards for holding and punted In the 'first few minutes of play to riumph over Georgia Tech bet a ere Pigskin 155 yards by the same tactics that rattled Harvard Nattily started Off in the first quarter out to his own 4o-yard line cer fumbled on the b-yard line and Car A over Mass-Yale Freshmen It Chat The locals did however gain 60 yards At CLINTRE RETALIATES Andover la like a whirlwind and played Auburn off Howard intercepted a forward Pass tanooga recovered-Cate promptly crashed of 10 to 3 by forward passing while tee South I ts feet for a while It looked like a close and reterned the ball three yards Shim across for a touchdown and Clark kicked At the end Of the third period the ga ne as tirg ha I 23 Pi erne" line with tour At New Brunswick 1--University score game was sure to result Then ling hit left tackle for eight more How- ewe a narrow escape From the five-yard et aleeinee 7 Hmeers a Golden Tornado was leading by a Score from being humbled eVarner started downs to make the coveted Crimson goal "Red" FIOSd was knocked out when the sad went aroutid left end for six Yards Thie performance was repeated in the At Lincoln Nel---Neb 90 So tit ras a huge Warren slid onto his prostrate form Stubbs gained tive yards en a cross-buck second period Chattanooga again re- of 3 to 0 but In the final quarter the out by using some of his second string Centre hammered the liarveri ferwarta a men and held the visitors too cheap but ipto submission and Fullback Roberts 4atikot a mem Vanderbilt 40-yard line after the VANDT SCORES covered a fumble in the shadow of the Blue and Gold scored a touchdown before very he wen over with the game proceeded RI ou the -I th i tiering ield-W ittenberg 17 Mi I owe a ami 0 At Commodore captain had been fairly Mercer goal and Cate promptly plunged Hewitt the towering human battering- rushed in his regulars Even with the evened up the glory Weaver kicked the tackled Berryhill was substituted and Shirting then fumbled after advancing aerate clerk missed the goal the ball At Tillie erg 0 id lb :4 0 hio made a valuable member of the defense three yards farther and it was Vandy's striking the arose bar ram sweeping aside the entire Tech team regulars in the line-up the visitore out- goat Score: Harvard 7 Centre 7 Northern 7 played the Pittsburg team and it was There was no more scorieg during the At Akron-Ca se 0 7 A ron but the failure of Floyd to remain In the bail in the center of the field Hen- neater braced In the third period and Alone and almost unaided Um super only i the i 1 sensational work of first period but in the seem ousone-bouth' quarter A 14 westera 0 Rica In-line-up seemed to have a tendency to dricks made a beautiful catch of a for- after Weakly recovered a Chattertooga 1 dad the 11 Id scored Hewitt and Davies that the Centre forged I tl i I man mare le own an were able en re into the van nit liar- stl downcast other members of the back ward pa rts and raced over the line for fumble on the leetee line 10-yard it the -e the touchdown He was given the ball to register their victory Davies was hurt yard the shock that woke up At Pisher te 9' ensacola-a-Pensacola 13 Painter field Vanderbilt's first scare Latham missed threatened to -score Chattanooga held succese i ve times and advanced th i made light l'i 1 to ma i six In the very first play and had retire men an me th em ace Collage 7- ld however and Clark kicke4 out of danger go SIMILT IS STAB Score: Auburn 14 Vandy 13 A forward pass from Clark to Sussedort ball for a total of 74 yards for a touch- Diem the game Het dushed into the fray bulls Centre put the ball into play on her At Birmingham-Auburn C6 Vander- bilt 6 Among' theattetstanding stars for Au- Howard kicked off to Neill who was behind the Mercer goal line gave Chat- from the 30-yard line in the final period 0 37-yard line where Robb was penalized At Tuecaloo Al at- a erne- How 33 burn was Miele dashing end of the Ter- downed after a 80-yard run VandY tanooga her final touchdown In the fourth running up the locals' total to 10 20 yards for slugging Thal put tho boll ard ers whose greatest individual achievenant fumbled and the ball went to Auburn period Clark kicked goal on Centre's 17-yard line an4 from thee( was 75-yard run for touchdown around on her 42-yard line Line bucks by FLOWERS DROPEICKS GOAL At Knoxville-Tennessee 20 Clem- the Yellow Tornado started McMillin eon a right end in the enal quarter Teat' of Shirting' and Howard netted first downs made seven yards but was tall far from At Chattanoo ---Ch a 20 ga attanoo Met the touchdowns were made by this flank- on Vandy's 46-yard line Howard made (dl occer ootb tn second The visitors scored their only tally In SPORT BRIEFS malting first down and it was here that cer num whose defensive work aloes with it another first down wallet 15-yard gain the uarter when Peewees made he pulled off a forward pace the like of that of linger proved a deeded draw- through right arid dro -kick from the 18-yard line In Clams First Victim a ran tamer veteran Ike champion wit 0 1 may no seen again in several 0 At JacksonMiss -Mississippi -College Oi The Plailismen then started a march this same session the Southerners marched Ouachita 6 keeps in condition by mending several seasons Ile dropped beck at though te down the field toppling over the op- At Lexington-ace ki1106 0 Kentucky back to Commodore plans a The Auburn team teringrant and advancing the ball to seemed to realize down the field usiug Shining as a bat- eyerd hours a day on the golf links kick and pared the ball nearly 40 yarde State especially after the one Vandy touch- a i II Oct 23 -(By Interns- no ztss position and took the ball to the to Whitnell Running like a deer with At Clarkevill Be 0- tete 27 7 Ma-down in the early stages of the game Vandy's three-yard line when he was line for first down Babe Ruth elnished the season scoring two Harvard tacklers at his heels Ma- tional News Service)-The first fatal cam a eared gloomy for the Panther that MeGagin planned an overbead at- pushed over for another toticbdown It pp gl 158 runs on Only 172 hite-em average hell reached the goal line where be war leek to largely aid the Vendy battlers Warren kicked goal ualty ever reported in the game of soocer but when dangea threatened the Pittsburg of early a run for every hitallade tackled and manaed to rol ove fo Lebanon Wins Game As a result the Commodores saw the Score: Auburn 21 Vande4 football in the 'United States occurred here I th attack players braced arid aepu se a the score Weaver kicked tbe goal ak- Howard kicked off to Neil On the and prevented the visitors frost sooring heavy' teem of tee foe spread out In a this afternoon when Roberti Patton of the The Multhemah Club of Portland has log the count Centro 14 Harvard I Lebanon Terme Oct 23--(Special)- 1 'Vaud fumbled and the ball It was ona of the greatest games wonderful defensive in preparation for dx ay Maple Leaf team of this city tripped and been awarded the track and field charn- I A bu s- well did the eae wit the bat in en see the showin ere in years an CRIMSON RISES A game of football wait played at Smyrna I erhead systetn- So le I fell to the ground am fonye of the fall eielea pionships ot the Pacific Northwest A ndd that out of sion on her 20-yard Ilne of the Southerners came as a distinct yesterday between tho high sc hool Tigers cover the Vander breakin his neck Pation died a few IL It was here that Harvard 'started fight- 0 Score end of otecond period: Auburn surprise Warner's men were outplayed fivo attempts that were made ta use the an during the first half and it was not until inutes later lee was forty years elm ing at her best and after the next kick that place and the Lebanon high iiichool intet Was 21 de Auburn rooters left the bleachers and Dear the end Of the third period when The newton of the Florida' Winter off Owen Horween and Churchill ham- It vras art easy victory for Lebanou The air attack only one of the qu successful Neeleye pass to Hendricks the field as the ea dance on League opening Nov lt and closing mered the Kentucky line in a march down the local players began showing any- Feb 23 will have no fewer than seven the field This 1 1 final scare stood 88 to a mare) was not thole netting 24 yards and a touchdown One started a taut a third period began Latham kicked off Cornett Rtps 1 Co gate thing like their true form Had it not was intercepted and the others remaine holidays to help swell th receipts interruption but it was one of the mighty The feature of the game was end a gala race uu Si returned tee or and I it irnmeto been for the herculean efforts of Hewitt lectimplete ball 35 yards- Scott and Shirting slipped it is doubtful if the Golden Tornado Defense for le or surges that was not to be denied Crash- nlng of Moore and Bone the line work Two Auburn passes out of four wen The latseball team of the University 1 a througth left tackle for gains ono and would have been checked ing through Centre's lineeleidlng off her of Bell and the clever headwork of gaining the Tigea's true to their mark six and Sterling made around left Ithaca Ye Oct 23e-(By United cm tern California ti lifi is planning for a ta les ck and plunging madly ahead thi Quarterback kirockett for Lebanon A th PENALTIES HURT TECH tour of Japan next summer to play Harvard backs carried the bale within spectacular play was a touchdown from Is total of 48 yea end Further Attempts to gain fatale Prees)-The powerful attack' of Cornell teams of Japanese universities the five-yard line from where Owen went a 30-yeed forward pase math) by little al- The first down compilation- 0 an 8 and 011inger punted Latham failed to ripped open Colgate's defenee here this The Playing of Flowers' Harlan and a most beyond comparison Vanderbilt mtftude over Faxon kicked goal and the cOunts Billie Baird in tite luta 30 seconds of play gain and Neil punted 35 verde to Scott Pi on and the Red and White playing war Barron was sensational and they re- Nearly 1600 men will engage in rah- was even 1 one wintery first down' during four who returned theball If Ards Stubbs up at 14 all The Stnyrna boys put up a herd con- Mors got revenge for their defeat last peatedly crashed through the Pittsburg Waco at Leland Stanford University this Early in the thi quarters of football which sounds un gai vete ned two yards over eit guard and rd quarter after kick sistent fight against odds Dunean ter year by rolling up a total of forty-two line for steady and consistent gains and year according to figures given out by Mg off the yellow-clad eleven was given Smyrna played a star game tabenon's reasonable but white' assert on ne Shirting went through left tackle for 11 points to Colgate's six An eigheyetive- ducation theless stands backed up by the reeor more making it a first down It was a made substantial advances on their plays the department of physical 0 a decided advantage when Murphy who next game will be played on Oct 30 yard run by Webeter Colgate Mar az- off the flanks went In for Whitnell foosled a punt with Duncan school at Lebanon of facts in the case An A burn poor -Auburn's ball on Vandys 45-yard line counted for the losers' only tally Col ate threat Eddie Roush reduced the longest Stui bs Time and again the visitors th Centre had failed to gain The ball went 'old Auburn which fell so bard last year paned seven yards through left made only three gag downs during the ened the Blue and line when streak of the National League almost straight into the could only get twenty-three and white tackle Shirting tumbled and enure genie Gold but batting in air and sailed 'a- they became dangerous their advent this year his record comprising twenty- off eo one side into the crowd It was Then-in lies a study in bine booted the ball 40 yards and out of Dobson tk Coe Wins would be checked by the Incurring of a seven straight games in wheel he gat Harvard ball on Centre's 38-yard line a a The Commodores outpunted An urn bounds Vandy took the ball on her 20- and ran back their punts further than yard line et gahted tour yards in Tulane Beats Olellitss at least one hit and a moment later Centre was penal- eame did the foe altbough a cagual obeervancne two plays through left tackle and then Hughle Duffy managed the To- Churchill who mana ized live yards for off-side play Owen Ho from the Furniture Co on the Ea school grounds by the score of rween and Fitzgerald car- of play would hardly present Itself i punted to Howard who was downed in 32-0 on Muddy Field Is mentioned ronto team the past season to 0 before a large crowd Ail of the Med the ball to Centre's three- yar line tea manner to the average spectator hove hie tracks Auburn's bail ea Vendee' Date an y- as a potable suceessor to Dave Fultz proceeds of the game went to the Parent- A compilation of Vital statistics 46-vard line Howard circled right end a from where the Crimson ca ptain In the presidency of -the International 'reacher Amoolatiota for the ed where Vandy el with Neil and Goar al- for 49 yak's Stubbs went through 'en 'New Orleans La Oot 23-(By Inter- plunged over for the I i his tree 'meow: tentating In service Punted for a total national Newe Servicae-Tulane Uninter next ear Leapt attempt Faxon booted the hall between the lunch room which is now under con- ter for 16 yards and a touchdowm War- of 661 yards in twelve trials while Au- fan kicked goal Score: Auburn 28 elty beat Ole Mittelenippl 32 to 0 in a game ennessee ame the posts for the extra point and the struction After the game 34 11 Dobeon 1 burn only registered 383 yards out of ady 6 pleyed here on a field soaked in mud and Georgia University WHIS noon was Harvard 21 Centre 4 ate? Wins In that period Horween'Iti'c of Dobson Co offered $5 to the Tasteet baseball runner on the grounds pzovided l'ine efforts the Vanderbilt average of nThe third peeled aneed with the ball featured by many fumbles Tulane on Iced a 1 field goa' punts was 46 yards as against 421-2 for in Auburn's possession in midfield Score: the genie in the tourth perio4 by fast play- from Centre's 30yard ch rom Harry line Elvin liar the winner would give the money to the Auteuil Auburn lli Vandy 6 big end runs and line beeks It A From Oglethorpe yard 24 points luno Hooper had the hotter back Vanderbilt average on punts runt) In the feurth period punted I De Pi vance 0 inning the money surd with a smile INTERCEPT FORWARD PAR' Immediately turned the money over to sIowed 161-2 yards against Au urnis to Berryhill Neely went through left I-2 Tbe total was 93 yards for Vandy guard for a One down Wah the ball Pierce Lett Tackle Ryan Atlanta Oct 23-(By United Press) Tee last touchdown made he Cahn the luneh room secretary i 'matted 63 for Auburn Mizemorit Lett Guard In Vanity's possession on Aulairn's 40- a aton Center Shars 13itekner -The University of Georgia ran over ton came in the middle of the fourth PENALMES ARE LIGHT ard line Starry intercepted fora-ard Oglethorpe eleven 2'7 to 3 this after- quarter HavemeYer Harvard's center 1 Grisham Right CuardReybourne len i and RalEes and papa and ran 6t verde for a toechdown mill Tenn Oct Ot23-(Spetial)- intercepted a Centre forward peen on en striking contrast to the Tech game Scare: Auburn ala Vandy I warren (c)-Right TackleMcCullough noon putting ver a touchdown early In wits" Tennessee and Vanderbilt football elevens entuckians 24-yard line and Um Shirey ight End owns Lehigh 14 to 0 re penalties were light Vandy drew Latham kicked off tit Jackeon Who re- the first period big Crimson steam-roller otarted another Latham will play their awned games in 1921 and I' e-yard setbacke hil Auburn only turned the ball 20 yards After a series left Floyd 9 Cheeves and Hartley -did the heavy march for a touchdown Horween made rook one I li-yard affair for holding of tine bucks Jackson was pushed over Bait 1 -2 about Nov 1 th each year A verb ertieht Bair teeeley work carrying tbe ball tor Ihe State five yards through Centre and Owen add- Warthineton Pa Oct 23-(By Unita! ear big lumbering Auburn line was too left tackle for firet down Auburn's ball teatatira wade al agreement to this effect hits been three more Centre was penalized five Pressa-Washingtorl and Jeffersoo mew to be off-seder" but when it got on her own 33-yard line The plainsmer Fullback rling Fu bovs Cheevest made the first touch- el rd ff I yards or rt de play giving Harvard downed the fast Lehigh eieven here to tweed it came on through continued their line btieking tactics ad reache by authorities of the instlattloaM Ha ti substituted Score by quarters: 1 down Hartley was or Baker first down The ball was now on the day 14 to 0 The visitors held the locale Auburn ---N 14 14 2--56 according announcement here at right hlf toward the end of the In view of the figures given through vancing etealite down the field to Vandre ordr a first to-yard line and Owen and Itonveen even for the first half but In the third anderbilt 0 0 0-1 This date to be the last of October or quarter and etas dependable for gains wean-tors who did not Pee the game 2-yeed line Jackson failed to feel over fl i ti A It the trot will prove mu- et tu onse-- urn on or ovem er almost every a ch time a crashed through Horween scoring the quarter and throw her machete eel begin to wonder where the trouhie right tackle but on the next play he wont Olin a Ra to Caton Brown for tual benefit for both colleges Each II 4ratr upon met touohdown of the game into high' A' touoltdown by Halfback uas Auburn was too powerful in the through for a tonchtlown Stubbs lackini The Georg ans Pun petrel line Seem: Harvard 31 Centre 14 after a 19yard sprint furnished gt ge I 11 11 had I develop I th Bullock for Shielleg ng or team en have a me ate op unmercifully particularly at 'the OPnter heee Laid their interference was far In' goal Score: Auburn 49 Vend" Before the quarter ended Horween the first tally 'then after recovering a Buil le Stubby for A Alba Merlin es the stronger "Bum" Da wee spreading 0 lee water to that of the They Latham kicked off for Vanderbilt the Howard c'e tt Creel for St bbe g' Bullock for best candidat and select I owar ee vars elevens where made a sensational 30-yard run but the fumble Leeds dashed 45 yards for the theme forwards 'blocked sell end rushed the be witra hall being returned to the 20-yard line time was short and Harvard was unable oecend tducheowm antierbilt-Goar for Nell Neil for Coach John It Bender said the schedule a to add another score more power The injured memtars of shirea broltei through right taxer'e anant el en tee or Buck or next year no arrange un tit Yee for 11 il its 1 PI III a Vandy wend recesearily favored In ran n01111 til terve of the field for a "1 oar Line-up: i juries while the Auburn bunch although tonehdown Warren kicked I sear nor Early for Snirpe Moss for Early after the el A A conference which New Orleam to See Citadel il Posetiom effete -acs ip they limped before the game was over Aubnim be Vend's' 6 After the kick-off Sh NI I WI for Nintli Mom for Sharpe Bailey will be held about Sept 9 at Gainesville Kane Left End Chinme threw atom poundage into action witli thie ball remained in the center of th toe Rayboures Heiler or cCet lough pia will ma a 0 arrange Good Fights This Week Wolford Line for Win telling effect Vandy 1 wee uttable 0 field where it aested when the fine' 'Meath for Heller Conyers for Wi son Every effort ill be a Hubbard -a a' Left Tackle Montgame Woode Left Girard 1M Marrow for Conyers Berryhig for ovd iroed home schouule for 1921 rind le2le a' charge aleatt tee deadliness require4 whistle aloe 4 00401107 l'Or Ft'trrrhti1 M1I0A for lel and will include tne best teams of the Near Lae Oct et --(By Inter avemeyer Center Weaver 'Chariesien Cea Oct ett-tne toid beck such EnOtintalnl of heft es' Uarren end company They HAM' TO CHEESE CEEB- it Kuhn fer Mixon' Thomas Wade South An effort will be matte to ar natonal Newit Servemet-irhere are many olbert Right Guard Robb tatted Prese)-The Citadel backfield eiremore 1 Touclidowne-Auburn: Shilling 4 range' 'tunes with ama Auburn and boxing Ooneests on tap here for the next "axon Right Tatil James ripped emoted' Wortot heavy lie for er crumb iell beneath them enkt were draggeI headlong by plonghing 'Tiger hacks lea- Faund WildPr erert than aacht amine etubbe i starey 2 Jadtson Vatider lit: elrginia Alabema this year is feting few deys Youag Denny artd Johnny TM- etston Right End ce Seedily a 1910 0 viewer here this tattrnuon aiming if you pieam Mr Edward Shirt Meey Bolehevike leading triternationai Bend ricks touchdown- I strove' and has a good team Auburn man mixing It Monday night te fifteen itegerald emarterback Meellilin many tatniotem merred tin otherwiee i inet biteonet reel by throe touchdown! Bet OnAIS from 'V anon 7 has the heaviest line yet and Always piss rounds at the Tulane Athletic Chtb Martin wen Hain-teak whitnell pretty gana th feriure hi wa Itarter tittle lerenk raids' Flying Lizzie a clam amend Stubbe 1 a goat eleven on the gridiron Virginol Burke and Sailor l'etrocky meet in fifteen (-burden Teft Right Halfback Armstroeg Jervis 49-yerld leght of nee in tho last for a toueltdewn eteeebeee rive on 0 the fanciest 'pieces ale forty-eve tn Good ale' ehirt ofeligle-R0to-ve Medea Wallter probably does not rank ex high as Tea mends -se' the Loultaana Auditorium On '10rweeti4 oilliack Roberts Jack Froon'e handlieg of the teem Prill et teeetine epee during the gem k-our Tho Un e-up and summary folk'' (V irginia): upire Bob Williams (Vie- 'testae ccmsidering the' relative showing Oct 29 ual playing hite on oe 6 "Happy" ma by quarters- his individ kilo' were brieet 1 istraiale tackle did the New Orleans Auburn Piattles Vaadbila Villa) head Ilneeman Cox (Geergla) of bete Tennestem and Vanderbilt against ton an4 Harry Grob' meet hi a fifteen- Harvard 7 1) 7--31 teatimes that ranked with two long rune tieseaws41 mum mealuce end tie Iktat IAA- 011ameraea 04 aAtt erVall tMa4b iat mammaell It'aedia rating match in Um saute dub Centre 7 7 a 0-141 kta Turnitated for appieemegettera I I i 1 1 77 i l' I i Vi i r4 York 00rgis I Alitary man 0 I Re yon 7- )uth Wor- neeld II Jai- Lou 12 iversity South leo InPalln43r 'unaer1 Row Clem- Mot- ntucky 157 one the line work lever headwork of 't for Lebanon A a touchdown from S3 made by little 30 seconde of play up a hard con odds Duncan tor game 'Lebanon's ilayed on Oct 30 Lebanon 0 0 Wins game of baseball rulture Co on tho de by the score of crowd All of the vent to the Parent-for the beridlt eS le now under con- itme II Dobeon' 'd $5 to the 'fadeist 1 grounds provided the money to the riper had the honer' wild with a smile money over to AM i 1 sand highP 14 to 0 23---(By rutted and Jefferson gh eleven here to- ors hell the locals but In the third hrew her machine own by Halfback rd sprint furnished after recovering a 45 yards tor the 'P 1 Line for' ilin i Oct 2t--( Citadel backfield l's heave line for this afternoon red Art otherwiee Ire of which wen for a touri)dtwn of the tenni $1 were br el- rith two long rure WONDER A 111)P rnnny pritypn AUBURN -BOOTS COMMODORES 4' THREE OF VANDY'S OLD RELIATILES WHO if Cillfl flitilti toLlYint INTO LINE OF FILE CLOSERc r'i' DID THEIR PEST To STAVE OFF DEFEAT loomed before Auburn runnrs on three occasions when Power of Plainsmen's Line Saper-Brilltance of Their At Colonels" Fight Vdiantly But 'ainly Ag ctirtst tack and Failure of Va tidy to Hold- Tell St Story or I and Balk of Harvard Mad-Men of 56 to 6 Defeat of Cold and Black 0-'C-4 I 1 Final Score Is 31 to 14 'fr Sapertortry 't By it I RAT JACK (Staff Correspondent) 14 VEIOCK No--ve (International News Service Sporting Editor) 1 Birmingham Ala Oct 23--Crushed tempt held Auburn inside the five Yard Harvard Stadium Boston Oct 23-- Totichdowns--Owens 2 Roberts Whit- oligedi)en tditonwrin ost itnh: ruabnunrner gwahmicehinrepalnindt 4--70 in bitter defeat but with beetle erect the Commodores left the somber shadows of ville laet year when Vandy's stonewall io -'-'4 -t 1 Rickwood 'field a battle-scarred victim AlizineArturned back the orange and blue to21 eireefoltreounatrettkozleaylantnidirinhetehe nstabfteettr Kane Eastman tor Hubbard Gratwick erbilt victory of 11 of Tiger vengeance The brilliant N'an ro'le Fan' tor ''i 40--'--': i i ct7litlangrYrhtvtroinctoolikeegneof a 14 victory over d211 aid for Buell Johnson for Fitzgerald their eyes as but a passing dream as naught but himself blocked their path to le the terrihie vision of a fie fio defeat the goal Once Ilt rode Jackson ten yards ''''''1 I enCtlibueseireasCiticonfoboytbaalkcrof team met the Yellow Tornado from the for Churchill Churc11111 nnk list niart in annals InanA4 hefore he brolicht him down- -for -to-vM47a ween (Centre) Neu ilo for Moran Con Pr' 1 I I ji 1 '14g BI 1811111 poTal Crocker 410 i 4'J 7i 41 I i 1 71 and then crushed the gameet little eel vpoireire flobrorpCh Maxwell (Svrarthmore) um einn(c field Judge rt 0 '11 ef i 7 I -11 lege team that ever battled aga Reree inst su 1 iIt i 0 i4- perior weight and experience tiankart (Dartmouthll bead linesman r- i ----1 ea-'' --0- I 1 t' I Bo" OW Resulted tli 4 i 1 M'ILILLIN ILETAINS NAME I 6 1 11 i( I a 'i i I 4 0 Bo McMillin is all that has been 'claim the Grid World ed for hitu He is chain lightning ''e rk 4 -I- 4 r-' '4 a k) 'et 4 41 i And the Centre College team as a whole 0 is one of the most finished small colleg rt '4 I elevens that ever played football In At 314 Centre 14 4' this country At New 24 'West Vire 1 4 But McMillin despite his brIlliamys ginia 9 li e' 4 I I 44 --0' 4 6 could net lead or drive his lads to vic- At 14 Navy st powerful thatoryover atnhdadHogargevdardsttamaccit anine With a At 42 Colgate 11 a defense At New 40 Ford 6 A I was strong en ugh to turn back the ham 16 a 4 yellow tide once Bob Fisher's boys got At Wooster Union 211 4 a line on the best bet Centre bad was a KenYon t1 i tt 11 1 ss 4 c' '4a Crimson tlde that engulfed the Kentuck- At 14 New York tans rim University 13 ifl''''' Az 'L George Owens and Captain Arnold lior- At 10 Georgia 11'60 1'" wean starred for Harvard These two Tech 3 (-441(- 1 kt ito 4ve '4 1 great backs scored four touchdowns for At West 2S Tufts I ii the Crimson relentlessly sniashing the At New 10 Colum- 2" Centre line when within striking distance bia 0 1 7 of the Yellow goal and carrYing the ball At Philadelphia--Virglnia Military '0 6 A ode No for consistent gains throughout the four Academy 27 Pennsylvania 'A a'44 a t'04 oov -4 a periods At Wooster 19 Oberibt 0 ttThitnell Roberts Armstrong and Mc- At Cleveland 14 no MUM all played wonderful football for IterVe Centre and the team can go back At Zion IlenYon 7 11- 2-1- AL 1 2 21 1'2 1 I 1-frk ith thm knowledire that tt left At 10 Dartmouth 3 1 3 i 1.