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(1 8 rf NASHVILLE BANNED SUNDAY' 31011NING NO GRIT VICTORY ThOt7' Five of the Brightest Lights Who Shone in Great Vandy-Crimson Game at Rickwood Field Saturday r- monommomil SEVIIIIIEE BURIES OLE ELEVEN 4 8 f-N 1' I Et I NASHVILLE DANNER SUNDAY' 3101RNING NO 31BEll II 1917 1 i 0 Way pr Commodores i Victory Fight 1- et Vt ay to Victory I For'8'8 84- I EITI i nnnice GRIT SLiiilliiLL uuniLo 9 1 Five of the Brightest Lights Who Shone in Great 7 14 1151 iott 41-7 r7lee ELEVEN VICTORY 4 Vandy-Crimson Game at Rickwood Field Saturday 011- LillUU LLLV1-11 )1 it Gritty commouoRE BRINGS RICHARDSON le r-1 jr i CO1114'1000- 111i BRINGS 'TOP RICHARI I i jr 10 i lin ''''''S 1 ploDORE 1119 13R1NOS 'OP RICHARDSON Over Alabama In One of est Games Ever Fought at Itickwood field Over Alabama In est Games Evl Rickwool Over Alabama In One of Great- est Games Ever Fought at itickwood Field 1 rielu Mountain Lads Run Wild Over Oxford Crew at Al! 1 Stages 1 vet 1 1 1 1 ts 1 WORTHAM BRIGHT STAR 'AR HERO HERO 1 0 40- () i 4 I Brilliant Dash Paves Way Per Winning Buck By Hendrix Vandy Line Holds in the Pinches Brilliant Dash- NVinuiAT Buck Vandy Line the Phl trilhaut Dash Paves Way For NVinuint Buck BY Hendrix the Pinches I 177) I Burch Shines Brilliantly Left Half For Tigers--Mississippi Scores One Touchdown 3- LONG RUNS ARE FEATURES ES SATM i Lrr-'' 'N i e' I trt 4 CRI1Y1SON SOOILLS SAFETY 'Stk- t'''rtz i :4 i () $''-''? --1------I Vti -i r0 1i 1r 1H 31 t1' 4 4 1 ft 1 i i "-1 i fl l' i' 4 14iL1't: ":41: i 1 1 -0 zkt- 714 i 4 i'l q' Lr '3r4 'sr5 3 i it I I 1 :3 Ao 4- '-4) l'-1 I 8 5 0 1 1-- ir -41: 4 4A1: A iana0 400 lc 1 k- 'q' I 41 014-44t-j '''-'-1 4 A 4 4 i o- 4 og 31 1 rtfr 11-1 1 1 4 '''''-'''-9'' 3 1k1-i1Lt L-01 1 -4k0411 kilo: 40 1 4 vv- If i1 ii--ir i i at 4 i 5 1 -7 I 1 44 1 7' 71 1 4 5 fi 1 1 11 i I i i Br area PARROW (Staff Correepondent) Birmingham "Ala Nov was time in Tanderbilt's history when a mad rush down the old resulting in luscious gains for the Gold and Black vas not looked upon as teal of any Particular brilliance In the dale of the Immortal Bay Morrison Lewis Mardage Rabbit Curry and other stars of the past It waa nothing out of the ordinary In each game in which the Gold and Deck participated for tome march hare to break boost and spring down the field leaving his comrades far in the rear These days have passed now and for the tirst time the Commodores have been forced to drift through a listless grid season without the services of some particular star who bad gained fame throughout the Southland for his Swiftness of foot If ever there was a man who deserves to go down in the record books of the Gold Black as a hero this man is ToP Richardson For it was none other than the brilliant little back that turned de: feat into victory and enabled Vandy to emerge from the garnek here this afternoon with the University of Alabama with the longer end of tit? to score ToP's Slyest goalward in the second quarter in which be eluded practically overt man of the Alabama eleven was not the longest run that has ever occurred in the game this year WONDERFUL DASD I Illy IIIII011 (Staff Corre Birmingham Ala wee a time in Iti when a mad rush i suiting in luscious I and Black was not teat of any Partici the days of the imt son Lewis gardage other stars of the pi out of the ordinary which the Gold and for some march ha stnd spring down thi comrades far in the These days have for the first time the been forced to drift grid season Without some particular sta fame throughout I his SWiftneas of foot a man who deseres the record books ol Black asi a hero this ardson For it was the brilliant little be feat Into victory al to emerge from tit afternoon with the hama with the lone Top's Sweep goal'u quarter in which be ever Men of the Al not the longest run curred in the game WONDERP' nr area SPARROW (Staff 't Birm ff Correspondent) Birmingham Ala Nov 10--There ben a ma4 was a time in Vanderbilt's history IV ush down the field re- and Black wa not looked upon as eillting la luscious gains tor the Gold teal of atI7 Particular brilliance In tile of the immortal Ray Iforri- te son Lewis Ilards Rabbit Curry and out of the ordinar other stars of the Peet It 'woe nothing ordinary In each game In which the Gold and Black participated comrades far in for some march hare to break loose end sprin down the field leaving his the rear These days have passed now and for the iirst time the Commodores have been forced to drift through a listless grid fieSSOTI without the services of MEEN1CK S'rEPHENSONt 1110 "ITN LASSITER Vandy tackle Alabama fullback Vandy right end cp a nu BM 'UM LAPPUTE11 Vandy tackle Alabama fullback Vandy right end Special to the Banner Sewanee Tenn Nor swamped Mississippi to-day by the overwhelming score of St to 7 The gaMe's features were the brilliant open field running of the Tigers backs Mississippi put up a etubborn light from the outset but never quitting the vicious attack of the mountain boys was not to be Itawaa apparent after the first seven minutes of play that It would be but mere matter of counting the score "Pep" Wortham star and idol of the Tigers' scoring machine was never in better form lie ran through the whole MiselfteiPPI hunch on several occasions and completely dazed that team by his dodging and zigzag running He was ably ainiksted by his running mate Hammond who besides doubling the end for several nic't gains showed an unusually ability at grabbing Missiasippi passes lirown Burch who substitnted for Wortham proved himself It real star Coach Best uncorked a good one when he turned Wright loose at full This boy hit the line with the prettiest form shown this year and tore Off several gains of 10 to 11 yards Woodson Sewsnee'm end who has been doing such good work the last few games simply ran wild atrainet Mississippi He tore the visitors' interference into shreds often nailing the man with the bail for a loss The whole Sewanee line played splendid ball Bridges for Mississippi was easily the star of that outfit making the only touchdown which the visitors could negotiate On two OCC55i01111 he carried the ball for thirty yards and with a better team he would be heard from all over the country Jiggitts newcomer to Mississippi also showed up exceptionally welL He is light but was fast enough to get around Sewanee's end for 35 yards With more weight and experience he would be an acquisition to any team Cowart Mineissippi's end did good work in smash- ing Sewanee's interference but his 1 comrades followed him poorly GAME IN DETAIL The game started with Skidmore kicking off to Mississtpors 10yard line Mississippi did some of her best work of the game at this early stage Mayfield returned the ball 17 yards liggitts circled right end for 35 yards followed by Mayfield over tackle for 20 more Jiggitts got loose again for Valk the The 'ant oks 1ght tam of PeP" Lnotetal his was late the an ono full wet- tors has last Mixt The ndid the itors 5 he and eard La a mad but Se- nore an his 1 nare yard beat CAPT It (WATER 'IMMIX Alabama riga tackle 'candy fullback There conies a time when ordinary football greatness bee0111eS super-greatness and also the time when hero worship is in order That time was yesterday when the green weakened Vanderbilt team fought in ono of the greatest battles against the greatest odds that a Vanderbilt team ever had to contend with Alabama was conceded to be the more polished machine and victory for the Crimson had ceased to be a mooted question when Herman 'laves Vandy's star tackle was protested by the Alabamians That is Alabama was the greatest before the game Such a fight as that putup by the Commodores has rarely been equalled in the annals of Southern football It was simply a ease of grit prevailing over might And it prevailed Vandy for once had the necessary punch and the hitherto uncrossed goal of the Crimson was romped over when Henri Vandy's fullback came through with the big punch and rambled -through the enemy's defense for the first touchdown scored against Alabama this season All honor to Henrix and to Top Richardson whose brilliant 25Lyard run made the victorious drive a possibility! Lassiter Vandy's star punter clearly outdid the Alabamians at bis department of the game and it was largely due to his big toe that the Commodores managed to get out of many a tight hole Meenick put up a great game against Capt ilovater of Alabama at tackle Stephenson the Crimson fullback ripped great holes in the Commodore line and was responsible for most of the ground annexed by the Tuscaloosans Capt Hovater was also Seen in a stellar role hauling the ball for gains whenever called upon Tales of a Wayside Tee No Individual Hero in Past World's Series By GRANTLAND RIC WOLVERINES WALLOP SHARPE'S ITHACANS First Victory Over Cornell By Yost Eleven in Four Years Score 42-0 el -) i A I 1 44 14 4 (111' Tribune Association) to win the A open championship But working against his place in the Top Five are Travers Ou imet and Evans MMOIMOMM100 (Continued on Page Nine) (Copyright 1917 by the "A few of us" writes a golf camp-follower had an argument the other day ea to the five best golfers America had ever developed This means both amateurs and professionals so long as they are American-made golfers Would you mind adding any testimony to this Picking live leaders from a big field extending over a playing period of nearly thirty years might look to be no part of an easy assignment Yet in the main the job is not very hard There is bound to be some rebuttal whatever the choice but in the main the leading five can be taken on The Big Three Travers Ou 'met and Fivana There Is no chance to keep Travers out of the star quintet Four amateur championr-hips and one Open championship Is his anewer He IR the only golfer who ban ever won the amateur championehip four times over American fairways To these four titles he adds the open at Baltusrol in 1915 lie ham had but one meeting with Hagen and in this tournament match Travers stood a up at Garden City last July He has played no great amount of golf In the last two years very little competitive golf but his record over the long stretch takes care of the argument No American golfer over a ten-year stretch haw bad quite as good an average to show By nitmuuroN (United Press Stant Correspondent) New York Nov Robe no Bedient no Mathewson reared his head above the COMMOT1 rabble in the world's series struggle brought to a recent end In all the gory fighting that sent a worlds championship to Cbicag0 there wasn't one Instance that stood out more than another to the individual credit of any player On the Other hand the earies was prolific with the opposite kind of playing Bone play after bone play chirped its way into the records and they were Just about as flagrant on one side as another Only the act that Heine Zimmerman and Bill Rariden collaborated In the final solid iron in the game that decided the championship made that play stand out as the prize bonp for there were instances in other games and In the same game when bonehead plays blatted out in terrible prize appearances In fact Dave Robertson duplicated Fred eloodgrass' famoue stunt of dropping a fly ball at a crucial moment but it was forgotten in the blatant guffaw that came a few moments later as Zimmerman chased Eddie Collins across the plate with a run If there be a hero in the last world series it is Red Faber and strangely enough it was Faber who perpetrated c- In the blatant guffaw that came a moments later as Zimmerman lased Eddie Collins across the plate ith a run If there be a hero in the last worlds ries it is Red Faber and strangely lough it was Faber who perpetrated one of the most ridiculous plays ever seen In a world's of stealing a base with it already occupied Faber rose and fell and then came up again to gain his crown He won the second game in Chicago for the White Sox olutTed his next appearance and took credit for winning Chicago's third game which was played in New York and he then made his plare in history great by winning the deelding game In New York Faber has been one of the American Leagues most spectacular performers when tie was in any kind of sehape but he performed in the world's series at a time when it was least expected he could show his usual effectiveness He had just recovered from a long siege of Illness that once threatened to end his baseball career Benny Kauff and Happy Felsch rival Outfielders had been expected to be worlds series heroes but each of them gummed up his -chances at times Over anxiousness killed Kauff's chances k'elsch )ust simply stumbled at times Eddie Collins was the greatest individual for all-around effectiveness His bitting was timely and consistent lits base-running was brilliant even though he was taught once tiat-footed off men-rind base And that was excusable for he had a definite purpose in view In stretching a lead itoward third base too far Collins fielded in the most sensational style he ever displayed He handled any number of herd chances and not once was he credited with an error In fact there was hardly a time when there was any diacussion over ne naa a (termite purpose in view in stretching a lead itoward third base too far Collins fielded in the most nen sational I he ever displayed He handled any number of hard chances and not once was be credited with an error In fact there wan hardly a time when there was any diacussion over the taanner in which be bad handled a battea ball Balls were hit to him that with almout any other second baseman covering the territory would have been infield hits Collins fielded them' John Collins etarted out to be POMO thing of a hero when he viciously pounded the offerings of Blim Sallee in the first game at Chicago but he faltered and fell woefully- when the erten i lengthened He ehowed some of the poorest fielding displayed by either team during the series Dave Robertson in spite of some poor fielding did Rome marvelous hitting He hit everything drove in rune and seored a lot of them Dave has been 'marked by John McGraw as the greatest outfielder in the game barring Ty Cobb He certainly showed reason for this faith by his work in the big games Of all the Giants however none stands out in such fashion as George Burns The silent hard-working left fielder played the smartest baseball shown by any ot the Giants His hit- ting while not heavy was consistent His fielding was on ft par or perhaps topped that of any other outfielder Of all the Clients however none mtanda out in such fashion as George Burns Tho silent hard-working left fielder plaved the smartest baseball 0 shown by any of the Giants Bin hit- ting while not heavy was consistent Hie fielding was on a par or perhapa topped that of any other outfielder The First The first American-made golfer to reach any top heights was Walter Travis He has earned his place aft one of the leading quintet Ile got a good running start in this direction by winning three amateur championships of the United States Ile clinched matters in 1904 by winning the amateur championship of Great Britain the only American golfer who has ever turned this trick Travis has played remarkable golf for twenty years Ile has always been a consistent low scorer in medal play and there have been few better match players in the game He was the first American star to reach top heights Any man who can win three American championships and one British 'amateur title four blue ribon events is not to be left out I 1 MIMnMI By International News Service Ann Arbor Mich Nov again that impregnable defense and that Powerful maptine attack that ham made it unbeatable this season Michigan's wonderful pigskin army triumphed over Cornell for the first time in four years 42 to The game was hardly the exhibition of football it promised to be The Wolverines were superior In all departments and Cornell could make nothing through Yot 3t's frontiersmen except in the second quarter and near the clome of the game when the Red men seemed to take on a spirit of rejuvenation Falling to get in by the rushing methods 'Doc" Sharpe's proteges resorted to a shower of forward passes But two of the chucks yielded any substantial gains Weston was the brightest Michigan luminary repeating his lone distance runs which have given him the name of the -human eel" Every one of Yost 'm backs gained through the line and around the ends consistently Only twice were they held for any extent of time Cornelis biggest Yacdaaca came via the aerial route when Hoffman's talented toe and leather eonnected but the hoists were of little ume since Weston ran most of them back half way or three-quertera of the distance higan'st Pplendlei interference helped its backs advance considerably The Reds displayed a lot of worthwhile tackling but their blocking "finked" They seemed to lack the team work that Yost has developed In his forces and though they put up a plucky scrap they were beaten from the start The line-up: Michigan Positions Cornell Goetz Colvin Left Goodsell Ackernecht-A Trowbridge Left Tackle Culver Strauss Left Guard Lambert Trowbridge Center Fortune Swanson Right Guard Weske-Morrison Harriman Right Tackle Royd-Cartwrig ht Hirria-Splegelberg Right End Weston Vethercott Quarterbaek Sparks Cross Left Half liannish Hoffman-PendletonHoffman Weiman-Cohn Pendleton-Minter Pullback Score: Nilehigan 42: Cornell Referee Mr Eckersall of Chicago Umpire Mr Holdernene of Le High Head linesman Mr Evans of Williams Touchdowns Weston 3: Hanniah Sparks Cohn Got from touchdowns 'Neiman 5 Cohn 1 eloomorommumalosoomomo Weake-MorriaolV Harriman 141hgtht ht End ri spl Rciriem gelber Tak Ri yd-Cartwrili Ro wm Nethercot on Sparks Quarterback Cross Lett Holt 'tannish Hoffman-P endleton- Hoffman Pullb Weiman-Cohn Pendieton-Minter wiack High Score: 211ehigan 42: Cornell Referee Mr Eckerson of Chleogo rilneoPci trleineLr'an11() Mr Evans of ff IMA7 1111i Touchdowns Weton 3: Hanolah frnm tnuehtiownti Rtsorkm Vohn nottlit Bead linesman Mr Evans of Williams' Touchdowns Weston 3: Hannieh Sparks Cohn Cottle from touchdowns 'Neiman 5 Colin 1 eonioonrommlowalogooemomo Chick and Frances In the aame way there is no argument that might bar Evans and Ottimet out of the prize package Both have won open and amateur championships Evans finished but one etroke back of Walter Hagen in 1914 and won the big medal event in 1915 the year that lifted him to the top In amateur ranks Oulmeee triumph in 1913 over Vat- don and Ray him big victory the next year at Ekwanok in the amateur and hits remarkable play mince mark hint att One of the heat of the entire field It might be paid that such star golfers as Walter Itagen and Tommy McNamara 'Mould not be overlooked Both have proved their by winning the open and Ale Namara by finimhing second But we don't see how either could displace Travera Oulmet or Evtins not by the records at least The Answer The answer to the shove query would he with no attempt to rank them in order of merit MI VII MeDermott Travers Ou line( a MI Evans Th0100 are the five who have aehieved the greatest triumphs in American golf so far as native talent is concerned Travis the only one of the lot who failed to win the open chemplonehirt Ha mote than matietia thle deficit with Wm other conquests tkis three named have won both healing titles And McDermott won the open twice the only naive-horn to Him this trick Later on Hagen or another may yet fdrge into the order named Hagen now only being a short Nitride outside Hutt considering all the Clemente we don see how the list offered abore could be changed in any with the tplit account sic it Mantle to date failed to win the open rhomplonehill Ile mote than matieeoR title defleit with h'a other ronquesto Tits loot three named have aon both tortling titles And McDermott won the open twice the only ne tive-orn to turn this trick Yet Later On Hagen or another may tetra into the order named flagon now onto being a short Nitride outside Hut: conidering all the element's we donitt atm ch hoaw ed thin ny not off aered --not th abore coo bng a wv the tot account it it Ptatle to date Amateurs and Pros With Travie awarded one place there comes the debate then among the leading amateurs and the pron or homehreds Among the homebredu in the profitseional realm only two have ever won the open channionship One of these Is McDermott McDermott who won two in suceession thereby earned his right to be classed with ths leading Ave McDermott up to his retirement wee easily the beet golfer ever developed In America It is arquention as to whether America has ever developed a better one There can be no doubt as to this selection If John had been able to maintain his phymical condition and to keep going he would have added one or two additional titles to the pair he bagged in 1911 and 1912 to say nothing of his tie for first prize In 1910 With these two out the way we then come to Jerome Travis FrancI Ouimet Chick Evans Walter Dagen Tommy McNamara and Mike Brady Hagen Is the only other homebred There can be no doubt all to this selection If John had been able to maintain his he phyalcal condition and to keep gOing would have added one or two addition's titles to the pair he bagged In 1911 and 1912 to say noth- ing of bin tie for drat prize in 1910 With these two out the woy we then come to Jerome Travie Fran- cle Oulmet Chick Jovons niter A i a gen Tommy McNamara a Mike Brady Hagen is the only other homebred Classed with other such dashes ToPts performance would be rated far downl the list As a matter of fact Rich-1 ardson's run was for a gain of but I twenty-five yards Notwithstanding this hie sprint brought the ball from the 38-yard line to the eighth marker' and placed Vandy In a scoring position for the first and only time in the game His mad dash perhaps would not have been stopped cm the 8-yard line had it notemeen for the fact that he wati-tlittlown out of bounds by an op posing linesman-The Crowd on hand gasped as Richardson gobbled up the oval ducked his head and started down the field On his spring' be succeeded in eluding a number of Alabama's linesmen and many others who succeeded in getting Within tackling distance were shaken off with apparent ease With the ball on Alabama's 8-yard line it required but three line bucks before Hendriz was able to wedge his way Over the enemy's goal line Wilhite kicked goal There are many reasons why the Crimson and White did not emerge from the contest with a victory but second to that of Richardson was the inability of the Alabamians to hold the ball Time and time again they would come Into possession of the ball only to ipso It through this defect and a fumble by Emmet In the second quarter was directly responsible for Vantiy's lone touchdown inasmuch as It gave the Commo res the ball just a few eeconde priot to Itichatdson's great run AM-TIGHT DEFENSE-Alabama this year has won the reputation of being one of the best deleneive machines in the South and In this department of the game they succeeded in upholding their past reputation So excellent was the defensive ability of Kelly's machine that the Commodores in but few inittances had the slightest chance of scoring From all appearances the mythical "thin red line" has now completely- mimed Out of existence and in its place has sprung up a line that will compare favorably with any in the South with the exception of that of the Golden Tornado Even though the Alabama line showed up to good advantage in their contest yesterday they were outclassed la this department of the game by that of the (hold and Black Alabama had the ball the majority of the latter half and in one Instance within a few feet of Vandy'e foal line At this particular point the fighting ability of the Commodores came to the surface and the Alabamians were rolled back on every occasion The first half of the game produced a good brand of football but in the last half was where the superiority of the Commodores eves shown In the third quarter Alabama started a march down the field and succeeded in getting the hall within a few feet of the goal posts sided by the deadly accuracy of their forward passim In this drive three plays of this variety placed the ball on 'Vandys 2-yard line Foremost in the Crimson attack were Stowers and Stephenson who aided by the effective use of the Iowa spread formation stioceeded in pulling off exactly three forward passes one of which was for nearly thirty yards The fourth attempt to work this play was a complete failure This time Stephennon was behind the goal line Vandy exerted all of her strength to stall oft apparent defeat end this attempt went ineompleted The ball was brought back into action and Vanderbilt kicked out of denger In the concluding stanza In which Alabama registered her only score it was a hard matter for the -Vanderbilt warriors to hold the terrific charges of she Crimson backfield A drive similar to that of the preceding quarter was started in this period Aided by the effective use of the Kelly formation and the mighty onslaughts of the Crimmon aggregation tho ball was carried deep into 'Vanderbilt's territory Vainly buckled up and held them for downs the ball groin over shortly After recovering the oval Lateelter attempted to punt out of danger from the 10-yard line and put all his force behind the kick However the punt was the ball rehounding bark of Vanderbilt's goal line Sherman raced for the boinding ball and succeeded in boltilnyc it registering a safety for th Crimson It III'S 'IRON EN Lt4 The game was not devoid of the Wend eeeldente As a result of the hour of fighting Alabama Is now ntinue the servicee of two stellar men in Blair ant Boone In the first quarter Weir the eareepy left halfback of the Calm eon was laid out of the game for the remeinflor of the season with a broken tec ntot happened otortly otter the stunt at the woe The injured player wee removed to the South Highlands tweeltel ilt inlory will be greet bog to the Belly nutehine as he was rantidered one of the most formittirble reerten of the Crimean beektieli 'Untie Pott" liveae Alabama: loft Classed with other performance would the list As a mat ardson's run was I twenty-five yards this his sprint broc the 38-yard line to and placed Vandy in for the first and 0113 Ills mad dash pe have been stopped had it noteoten lel wat-littdown out of posing linesman The crowd on ban ardeon gobbled up his head and started his spring' be succe number of Alabosim many others who au within tackling diet off with apparent es on Alebama's 8-yar but three line budl was able to 'wedge enemy's goal line est There are many Crimson and Whiti from the contest second to that of It inability of the Al the ball Time and time I come into possessio to Nwee It through fsmble by Emmet II ter was directly Vandy's lone touch( It gave the Commm a few seconds pri( great run Alit-TIGHT Alabama this yea' utation of being or lenitive machines in this department of I ceeded in upholding lion So excellent ability of Kelly's Commodores in but the slightest chance all appearances the line" has now cots of exiatence and In I up a line that will with any in the Sou lion of that of the Even though the Al up to good yesterday they were (tropliad mniLloarcitth Alabama had the of the latter alf stance within a I 1- A 111 tionp three for re attemr plate was be erted apparel Ineomr back Ir out of In ti maban was warrlot the Cr Sr to wait the eff tion a ertmeo tied de Vend downs After terorte4 the 10- behind was bh of Val rated 'seeded ty tor The usual I hour of the and 110 tt ifcr rion WI remain tc tort wpo re twerite Into 10 etntetoit a good brand ir MLA a tivg es the fighting ability of the Commoaores came the surface and the Alaham- tans weo re rolled back on every occa- ait of lion The fi st the game produced Of football but in the last halt was where the superiority of the Commodore' was shown In the a march third ouarte A la a ma started down thet field and succeeded In getting tibe Not within a few feet of the goal posts sided the deadly accuracy of their forward possess In this' driv three plays of this variety Placed the boll On Vandy 2-yard line Fore- Most st in the St Crimson Hoek were Stow era and ephennon who aid th ed by otwo mos of the Iowa spre ad forma- Moot in the Crison attack were Stow ers an who add by the Stephennon ie effective use of the Iowa spread forma- tion stioceeded In pulling off exactly three forward passes one of which was for nearly thirty yards The fourth attempt to work this play wee a corn- plate failure Vile time Stephennon was behind the goal tine Vandy ex- erted 11 of her strength to stall off apparent defeat end this attempt went Incompleted The bell was brought back into action and Vanderbilt kicked out of 'Unger In the concluding manse which I Alabama registered her onl 'tor it was a hard matter for the 'Veneer lit warriors to bold the terrine ehorgoo of the Crimson backneld A drive aim- iler to that of the preceding quarter WeAl 'started this rted In is period Aided by the effective woe Of the Kelly forma- tion and the mighty onelaughts of the Crimmon aggregation the ball was ear- sled deep into Vanderbilt's territory Vandy buckled up and held them for downs the ball troth over shortly' After recovering the oval Laetiter at- tempted to punt out of danger from tee 10-yard line and Put all his force behind the kick However the Punt was blocked the ball rehounding back of Vanderbilt's goal Ilne Sherman raeed for the boinding ball and else inting a safe- coo ied in oltitng it reg er tyfor the Crison VLAIIPS BROKEN LEG The game was not devoid of the mn in Blair end torments As a result of tbe hour Of Sighting' Alabama 18 now ntinue the rervicen of two wellies- end boon In the firet quarter Melt' the setreepe lett halfback of tho eon woo loil out of the game for the remainder of the mention with ft broken lea Tb tot hapiteneld PitOr ti titter the intory will be greet wee re Wort of the gems The injured Weyer moved to the South Highlands Bi uspite st vs Ice' to the Kelly mathins es he was eonidered env of thrniBetile veie most 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of his front teeth in a Richardson Connor collission with a Vandy player This Right a lf sr tannnad durin the second quarter Seore by perloda: ond lost all of his front teeth in a Richardson 0 Connar Right Half eolligion with a VandY player This haPPened during the second quartet- Seore by period: 1This is the latest thing in Kuppenheimer's priced so -so can't help but admire it This is the latest- thing in priced so rdi 11 )t" 11 rb 1 --so nerfe Carman Adams Lartiter Normmn About 600 etudente from the University of Alabama attended the game and their demonstrations between the halves was one of the main attractions of the )very man from the State Univereity appeared on the wridiron during the interval between the fiecomi and third quarter and entertained the big crowd with the usual college antics The fosining of the big 'A" was one of the features 'rho backfield of the Crimson eleven ahowed up to particular advantage in Saturday's game Stowers Stevenson Blair and O'Connor lead an aggressive tight againet the Commolorea and se ground gaining combination this quartet appeared to be among the foremost in the South Papeete liv were they adept in the art of forward pace Intr Time and again this Walt WAN worked and in nearly every instance resulted in material gains! The game to-day wit witneaxed by a crowd of about 4000 A large representation from Vanderbilt was on band and though outnumbered by Alabama managed to outdintance the local boys in the art of spurring th men to vietory Th line-Up and summary: Vanity Position Alabama-Early seasions Center McGill Johnson Right Guard Holmes Drown Left Guard Meenick Rowe Left Tackle ClitnItift Hovater Eight Tuck le Tlooni5 101Tnan Hight Quart erbarlt Ftovrof1 Vanderbilt 0 7 0 0-7 Alcharna 0 0 0 2-2 Vanderbilt Scoring totichdowne Hendrix Goal after touchdowns Wilhite Submtiintionk Schwill for Norman Sherman foS Richardson Conyera for Meenick Emttiettifor Rltfr Jonen for Johnson Shaw tot- Roono Ilastin Ba for Shaw Lenoir for Stowers Time or ouartere 15 minutes nrficials Bradley Walker (Virginia) referee: Bill Streit (Auburrt umOirs Countoelman T) head linesman PENNANT WINNERS IN PREVIOUS YEARS I DOPE ON SOUTHERN RACE I About 500 Ptudentx from the UM- Vanderbilt 9 7 0 0-7 versity of Alabama attended the game 0 0 0 2-2 and their devnonstrations between the Vanderbilt Seoring tonchdowne halves was One of the main attrac- Hendrix Gott) after touchdowns Wil: Dons of the Every man from hite Subntitutiong Schwill for Nor- DOPE ON SOUTHERN RACE I the State Univereity eppeared on the man Sherman foe Itichardeon Conyers eridiron during the interval between for Meenick Emreett for 13ittle Jonen the second and third quarter and en- for Johnson Shaw foe Boone Hastings tertaineel the big croWd with the usual for Shaw Lenoir for Stowers antics The fosining of the Time of euertere 15 minutes college 1irminghem1 big 'A" was one Of the features officials Dredley Walker tVirgtniel The backfield of the Crimson eleven referee: Bill Streit fAuburffe umpire ehowed up to particular sidventage in Counsielmen (Y T) head linesman saturdey's Fftme fitOwem li SteVenOn Illatr and O'Connor lead an aggreenive tight againet the Commolorea and se le ground gaining combination this quartet ap uni peered to be ons the PENNANT WINNERS foremont in the South leepecially were they adept in the art of forward peen- IN PREVIOUS YEARS Ing Time and again this play was worked and in nearly every instance resulted In materiel eetne The game to-day wee witneened by a crowd of about 4000 A lergo rep renentation from Varnierbilt was on hand and thourn outnumbered by Ales Mime managed to outdintance the local boys in the art of spurring the men to vietory The line-OP and summary: Verde' Position Alabama Earle Settelons Center McGill Johnson Loft Takle Holmes Bight Guard 1 Drown l' Guard n'tot carmen siovater ight Tacitle Adams 1eft poone Laesiter Quarterbac Lowman Bight 'End dr netts eteste-e I( Norreen ti Vtk 11 4 11( 4 i NO-IIIT GAMES ions ir--Nanbville itt Taylor pitched for Nantrail le Comotock pitched for Birmingham June Rock at Dirminghowt Pitched for Little Rock Ponder pitched for Iiirminghnm July Rock at Birmingham and Boman pitched for Little Rock Ilin pitched for Birmingham Aug at pitche1 for 'Birmingham Day pitched for Atlanta Kept Ortilans at Birmingham pitched for New Orlowns Ponder pitched for Birmingham LONGEST GAME OF SEASON BY INNINGS June Rock at Memphis I4 Innings 1-1 time 11 20 minutea Ledbetter and Tincup pitched for Little Rock Barger pitched for Memphis LONGEST GAME Oir SEASON BY TIMM Aug and Little Pock 3 bourn 35 minutes: 15 Innings Birmingham 4 Little Rock 4 Comstock pitched for Birmingham and Robinson pitched for Little Rock mttonetoga inninteo: Ationta 17 Chat tanonsa 4: Matstioll Allen and Knowinon pitched tor Chattanooga nresoler for Atlanta April 21---Atlantsi and New orifin14 innings Atlactit 1'2 New ()rios Brennan lotY and for Atlanta Kroh 41 pitched fur New Orltsrin Idulfnwill-t Mt lier ti'd In N0411T GAMES Jonq ir--Nantivillo et Taylor pitched for Nanhville Comstock pitched for Birmingham June Rock at Birmingham Pitched for Little Rock: Pon der pitched for Birminghem July Rock at Birmingham and BOITIRTI pvitched for 1it- tie Rock Hill pitched for Birming- ham Aug st ilitit(Rn pitched for 'Birmingham: Day pitehed for Atlanta Heist Ori8ans at Birmingham pitched for New Orleans Ponder pitched for Birmingham LONGEST GAME OP scAsom MY INNINGS June Rock at Memphis IS triningq 1-1: time 3 hour! 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