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Nashville Banner from Nashville, Tennessee • 28

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1 le 1111tV 11ZV "OUR NASHVILLE BANNER NASHVILLE TENN Discussion of Football and Other of Gridiron Classics In Various Sections is 4 SCENES IN VANDERBILT'S DEFEAT OF GEORGIA TECH Michigan Whips Harvard 1412 4 12 Irish Triumph Over Drake Team Washington Loses 'Wittther Is Lone To Stanford 6 to 0 Star for Princeton Inspired Wolverines Win Stirring Struggle From Crimson Aggregation will Drake Wall Strong But Not Strong Znough To Stop Rockne's Charges Cardinals Score In First Quarter And Then Pla! Detail Ye Punt Helps Cards 41 1 kt A '4- 'l 'P' 'I 1'1 r't 1 4-- '4-4 A I 14- i 1' 4 '4 4 Nss 1 4 i tt 4' k' 'p i 7- 4- 4 -)4 eNel ---t 4 1 il Z- 1 i 4 4 't''' 4' i''' 'A' 'rt 4 1- iis AN 14'k 44 A 'qf A I 7 -w Ni: 41 z1 1'S A )' 1 4 4 2 -1 1kti '''4 If 4 I 0 k4-- 1 1'" l'''' k' A 4 oat 4 '14 'fotit It -k 4 '4'i I i' i 1 4: I 4 41N1 ''6 ''it OIL l'i "4444kit I ''40: :1 t- wti''' c'---- k- 1 1 qt1 -It! e'''044 i ''s11'4 4'4 fr' Liz -r it i- -1-! -k0140 itt4 4L- 1 1 i 'it I -0 14'1 Pelmet Stadium Princeton Noy individual brilliance of Ed Ultima enabled Princeton to defeat Lehigh hers Saturday afternoon ail the Tigers played their lest frame of the year In the Palmer Stadium The Tiger ace ran wild In the first halt and the throe touchdowns that fixed the score at Ss to Aside from Wittmer's ecintillating couldn't atop was little nt an encouraging eallire in the Princeton pleY After Vintner wfts removed late in the first half tits Tigers lacked a scorleg punch On no lees than seven different occasions Lehigh took the ball sway from Princeton on downs inside the times in the first period three tnnos in the third and once In the fourth At mid-lid the Tigers could gain at will but in tho meurinie BMWs they lost their tuff excePt when Wittmer was carlying the bell University Washington Stadium fiteattle Wash Nov 11-411414--Stal- 1 Int a teneational comeback the Washington huskies Saturday after soon held the powerful stanford Cardinals to one touchdown the latter winning the annual football encounter ti to Say for the first period when they scored their one touchdown Stanford was on the defenstve for the greater part of the game Early in the first pe riod the Cattle for 0 lucky break on an exchange of punts when a humky punt went out or bounds on Washington's 15 Yard line Seising thle opportunity Stanford Rent the ball gentile for a touch down On four plays Hothert failed to convert The game wan fought on a field Hint wee I Set Ot mud The players were virtually unrecognisable after they hal been on the field for five minutes In the last half Washington kept the ball in fitanforin territory most of the time but lacked mooring punch Time after time they drove to the fln-yard line only to sleet with a stonewall reelstance The big erowd Welt witnessed the game ImpTored them to "refuel efforts but time after time Stanford kicked Out Of danger Merle Hufford was the big etar for the Huskies while Herb P'teliihhaeker was a tower of strength in the Stanford defense CAROLINAS BATTLE Michigan Stadium Ann Arbor Mich Nov their Brat tep Into the Middle West a powerful Hervard eleven Saturday wont down to defeat before an tnapired fighting Michigan tearo 14 to It The Crimoon who tame as a ass tors ot friendship as well as to pm their proweas to the Middle Went sista down battling As the final rays ot the sun slanted across the field they made their desperate last Mond lind brought the to- 000 fans to their feet With a roar of delicht licoring the seerind touchdown tn this lost otterter Harverd opened One of the moot deceptive forward passing (Weeks seen honk A young man named Mayon oo-operating with a bullet passing chap llama' Wood marched the bail down field in leaps and bounds and were within striking al tines of a third and winning Mora when the final gun sounded As it was the margin of vtotery for the hard-working Wolverines was wily that of two kick which Harvard tailed to make ter touchdowns Harvard 'coral first through a ow ttcuar So-yard run by Eliot Putnam Wood's kirk was wide Tho first Michipten break earns when Poe recovered a fumble by Wood 'WY In the seoonel period on the Crinteon 13-yard hoc The Wolverine Wood to the satoult Hudson Jerked Oft kis head gear and dashed to the Harvard tour-yard tins In one play Two wore line smashes the final by Hudson and the bell was over Gembia Cooley kicked the extra point Badly out-played in ground gained during the first halt Michigan held Ka own In tho third period and early to the final quarter got another break and made the most of It Mich trrp I Itar we to lilting 'Its prove wont des to to Duet orn in id one menu named bullet etched i and I di 11100till III tOr trvard I II( itnam 1 triton I aary Hymen itrepo( i gl bre reard i sore 11 and Cooloy gained Ito 'rip to brook dM11 Tar Heels Rule Supreme and Roll Up Easy Victory 0 Soldiers Field Chicago Nov Bockna's Irish from Notre Dame gave the Dreke Cniversity Bulldogs a decisive drubbing le to a bard fought game here this afternoon Drake capitalised a break early in the first quarter and turned it into their lone touchdown Howard of Notre Dame tumbled and Drake recovered on Notre Dame's 1I-yard line then pounded Over a touchtiewn Barnes kicking goal Howard redeemed the fumble before the quarter was much older slipping off tackie to cross tite goal itns after his team mates had added a few yards to the 44 he hail raced down the field The Irish backs found the Drake forward wall strung but not strong enough Notre Dame's margin of vic tory was shown in 14 first downs to nine for the Bulldogs The Wok lost heavily from total of sixty yards as compared with 16 tor Drake Notre Dame Completed throe of seven passes and Drake tour of Rockne did not fee the game because of btit his gridsters per formed in typical Roane fashion The Notre Dante team wag bold sooreless in the second quarter but towaids the end of the third period they started a drive which left them near the goat line as the quarter ended On the first day of the final period Elder slid off right tackie and ran 14 yards for a toscAdown Tbo kick was wide A to wminutes later alter a miming attack had advanced the bail to Drake's 27-yard line Mullins tore through center reversed the field and ran tor a touchdown Carideo converted Notre Dense Pea Drake Murphy Briley Leteger LO Wright McNamara LT Sneerer Nash 0 Doncarlos Kwh RG teroustra MoMannon Fabsr Coirtek HE Wenzier Cebert QB King Schwartz LIM Bernell (c) O'Connor BBB Van Bolen Howard PR Iverson Substitutions: Notre Dame: Tarr Shay IB Donaghue LT I Vik RE Looks LO Kaplan RH11 Culver HT Brill RIM Collins LEI Moulhan Twomey RT Mullin PHI Cannon FMB Leahy LTI Law 110 Conley 110 Elder LICK Carideo titt Caseidy LO Bondi RG O'Brien LE Hoffman LT Draket Stevens LE Beiberling Fel Nesbitt IIHB Relemir LG Goodwin RHO: Brewer LHB Snelson LT Briley LE Butcher 140 b'agen PD Scoring: Notre Dame touchdowns Howard Elder Point after touchdown Van Itoten Point after touchdown Barnes Estimated attendance 67000 4 rti vc i 4 -4 '-'444 4 "-'A4 0 A 4i4 "'I 'It 4t4 A c-A 440 4 14'" I -A 4Z 1 4 s' -rA ty tI 4' 4- rt i 7 14 4 -)(0- 'e i '2': r) 1'7 t'(4 (ci 4- 4 A 1 k- 5 -A1- i4 i mr 1 Ac 14 4 A tv i': i 44 1 7S le ''2' ik 7 (1-(' A -4i i i- 41x A 1 SO '1 '''''A 4 IP' i '-i 'z t'' eve f11- 1 i i i4 (r 4Nic ziA: z' 's 2 t'' i kre''''' 1 -I '''Iit 'i- 'S: '4 i IF'' so -v 40- -t i i- If 't 7 i 4 4 4 ivc 'A1 0 $4 A A 0 e- 4 46" -h v-: 6 1 i fa- 4:3 A 0 1 i l'' --e-t 4 144 -t -4' t-- i SV 46 7 'it 1' ''rf '4 I me i' i 7 :4 IV -4''''''' 44' l'- 4 4 if i 1 'r ij 4 i- 50 A 2- l' ii --i -1 5 1'1 -i -i t' 1 i wit --4" A0 a-'" t' 4 1 4ttA 6 4 Drops Out Of Chase Columbia Nov North Carolina's Tarhettis made it 40-0 In the battle of the Carolinas hero Saturday The Game Cocks could not get started eves with their governor In a bet Quarter bY quarter the North aide heels marched steadily dowa Reid Spaulding scored In the first period after bin team advanced sixty yards tearing off an additional 14 at one clip He added extra polfit Slusser scored heat In the second period after a Tarheel pass moved tho ball to the ten-yaid lln fltanch drop kicked North Carolina scored strain In this period when Nelson recovered a fumble in the South Car mina lateral pass behind the goal lins Ward failed to add the point Ward and Spaulding scored In the third quarter and Ward repeated In the fourth Lin04110 0 Routh Caro Pos North Caro FISK IS VICTOR Lose to Duke by 32 to 6 and Buie Lead Winners' Attack Bulldogs Defeat Talladogs By 194 Boors aOgib IN CALL manlreateil Gallatin annual of opeakeril of the organisettor it roll eel of the moat change the different I I I 1 I mmonalt I 1 I I i 1 1 I i I I fly' 1 i I I I '1 a 1 1 1- 1 i i be-yard' IN fs ALL opetal) ilreAte4 ailatit I On annual Inft of ommu iealterie of tho isotior Mon it ill cal of into I moat thongs I et th fl went I I 1 14 I I IN CALL manireate1 of inua Otlei Commu- otp: the keril of organisetiot on it roll eel of the thongs 1 6 th different I 34 LP Holt LT Dortch DJ Parrs (c) Lipscomb II 1) lysal ItT Adkins to It Vorsley t4 14 BrRoch Lb' Holt LT Dortch DJ Farris's (c) Lipscomb It ll lysal PT Adkins EP: Parsley (4 Branch 1 --Banner Staff Photos Leonard (upper) catching a lateral pass for one of the spectacular plays of the game and going for 13 yards The pass was tossed by Thomas McGaughy (lower) makes nine yards through the line on the second Vanderbilt play in the third quarter YELLOW JACKET BACKFIELD STAR LOSES GROUND Laval Adair Moots Beal Hughey Shandy Gressette Shama Itoineau Lit Ward Stoddard Alt sh ht Belmont Spaulding Score by quarters: North Carolina I 13 14 8-40 South Carolina 0 0 0 0-- 0 Carolina War(I 1 Spaulding 2 Nelson Point after touchdown Spaulding 3 Branch i V4 4 4 8' The Talladega Crimson TOMO et Talladega Ala met defeat at the hands of the Fick Univeculty Sating' Saturday on Pink field with tome 94 PIO ran wild with plunking it'd oassing during the first belt but Tal lattoga turned this custom around ami placed Fick oh the defenalve the greater Part of the second half With botektieldo were deVidettly feet giving much trou ble to the defenetve lines '01 ecored all of her touchdowns In the tire( half The fleet was made In the initiat uar ter on the second play A pata bes to Yost resulted in a 'orty-flve yard run for a counter On suceossive runs by Co and Wiggins Veit wee elle to core again in second quarter Wiggins carrying hall over from ono yard line In the same quertor hee hurled a pace to Cox who stopped thirty' yards for third coreextra point tame by way of off ail Tel tedium scored her tally In fourth quertor by brilliant palming by Parfet and Pierson and a long end on by the shifty Nolan Both team shared In a high number of find downs The eters for Fisk were Plans' Slaughter and Ballard Cox Wiggine and Bilee In backfield 'Whellbse and Yost also ehone on the offonca Garner end Stronnotte of Tellad ga hell down the forward wall of risk givfng leave to Nolan Pigram and Pienton the offense lido of thei Wants I It-0 I Am iii6effs placed ir Part Wield I trou iteored It bait I oar reasive it was uorter OMB Whet' topped extra Talb i guar bt It I ant nd a Pierre tiggine to on4 hill ra held giving 'lemon 14 Bobby Jones Elected Vice-President Of Atlanta Ball Club 40 '4 8 4 9 I 44 51! 4 rAtr 1 14 4 A ts 61 4 )11 I 'I N' 1F(A sAp4t It: 0 4r11 wtv I ttOr sit 4 trJ 47 --i 1: --0 7 4 it -4 1 1 l--7 I 14 to I I 4- lip sfdt "'t4k IL 4) is- 13 1 e4 4 'I It '11it 1 i' 4 '54t1 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i 4 1 1 --4: 0 1 ii- 4f I A't et I 11 i- t' A 4 1't s' at 4 0 l' 4 1: 7 'if fa it a Aw 4 ')'''' -e7 4 't''' s' 4 '77' 100z ti b4-- 4A' '4 4 -44 1 4- 4 4 64''oft' s4t- 4 4 ''1i i'1t 4 A 1 f' 4-' r4 4i 12 r- 424sIS: 0 4 ''f 4 1 l' 4 0 4 t': j'''' i 3 1Missouri Scores In Final Period To Win Francis Field Bt Louie ble Nov 9---(114)--Forced to extend themselves to tho limit against as unexpectedly stubborn defense the Idionouri Tigers through in the final quartet here Saturday to defeat the Washingtcm 'University Bears IV to The game marked the renewal of Washington-Missouri relations uroken loft two years ago after III feeling had developed in the 1926 game Fought to a standstill for three pe'lode the Tigers finally found themselves in the last quarter and staged la 10-yard march to Washington's $Oyarl line There Capt Waldorf palmed to Horsley who dashed twenty yards for the touchdown DurhaMeN Nov staged a great comeback here Saturday to lerest Louisiana State Universtity The team that had scored points in five lit a ni The score was Duke Louisiiana State -The tins touchdown of the visitora however was nnt made nn the flashy running of its fast backfield but on the penalties Which put the hall on Dukes one-yard line from Which it took three plays to score For Duke the stars of the hard running attack were Godfrey at full and $am Buie et half tloilfrey plunged for great distances and Buie performed brilliantly In broken field runs Godsrey tilt the line for yards in 20 piny' Buie gained a total of GS yards In eight plays and once ten a punt back yarila through the whole Titer team Only to slip and fall as ha d-'01e1 the tnat Men Invitee line stopped the Tiger before they euuld get thelr flash ntlack under way Arkins Duke center and hist ler captain and taekle were prominent in the defense The Duke ends had turned in at all times and wide runs felled A crowd of 10000 aew the game In perfect weether and with the field In excellent condition Tho line-up: a Pea beke Lolier LE Warren Allen LT Kistler (C) Cole LG Taylor Landry Adkins Khourt Thorne EMI I1T 461Carpenter Fleming 6 Hyatt Peebles IA Bosky 1110vn LH Buie smith RH Bell vet fjohlea FB Godfrey Sors by periodst I 0 1 13 0 111--42 -ScorIng teuebdosima--For For Duke: tiodfrev (3) Car- nir Polnte atter touch- down: Buie (2) tropkielt sioltitittions: Rama tor Landr Butler for Roane Powell or Presbury for Khoury Brown for Jones McFerrin for Preaburg Downian for Butler Reedy for Allen Ellis for Powell Khoury for Ellis Le- I bleu for Fleming Duke: Robeson for 1 Beaver Bryan for Kistler Buss for Bute Illayee for Hyatt Beaver for Itopeano Godfrey for Murray Murray for tiodfrev Brewer for Murray Kistler tor Bryan Bryan for Kistler Buie for Rosa Huss for Buie Eitt downs: Duke Si: I I Unaley A A referee cheves tierirsis umpire Owens Ottoain (kW judge: Gaon Lehigh 1 Atlanta Nov 11----(1PI----Robert Tyre Jones et world golf tame has been elected vice president Of the Atlanta Basebaa and Amusement Company which bee tot Its aim a "one-twa-thres baseball club" it was tnnounced here today Robert Jr Wag elected president 'We are going to give 'Atlanta a winning team" said President Robert In a statement speaking for a group ot men who recently bought the club from Spiller and placed Johnny Dobbs former pilot of the Birmingham Barons In command "We have the utmost confidence in Dobbs and will back him to the limit" Robert added declaring 'we feel Atlanta is lit the position where It demands a one-two-three baseball club" Villa Nova College Stopped By Backnell' Dodson College Defeats Wolipack Raleigh CNov 1--(9131--The Davidson college Wild Cats me away with the North Csroline State Wolf perk here Saturday ufternoon nine their nineteenth annual gains by the eiore of 13 to Aftee the teams had battled en ovroi terms for two periods Davidson Ilii0Ve4 OW" ft touchdown In each et the last two quarters both Ute Yes suit of Intercepted In the third quarter Decamp path red UP a misdirected pees and car tied the bail to State's 35-yard line front whce Fre let' dove over tor so tow-Mown Midway the hutt period McCall took another misdirected Tech heave on his own 10-yard line and hind title interference raced 70 yard across the goal line Brock who bad missed the first placement kicked goal this time The Woltpack did not threaten tett cutely during the entire game pack I sway Voir I grin br a oven ivideon eh of ho ts rata it car rd lino for a period Teen Ind ho ba4 td goal ital I ho-Woltpack did not threaten nevi during the entire same WalelleetwORMOW 'Y Sf't --Banner Staff Photos by Joe Scheffer and Bill Morehead of the Corn 4 4 4 -4 A '''14 4 5'4 4' fy 4 i 40e' 4t: Oglethorpe Rd lies SCORE BEGAN To Beat Manhattan Atlanta Oa Nov ---(11431---The stormy petrels Of Oglethorpe thlindered to victory over Manhattan Col-loge of New Toti4 here Saturday afternoon when they tallied in the final half to drive over two touchaolcol The score was 14 to Manhattan scored a f101d goal early lit the first quarter and then proceeded to hold Petrels scoreless for two quartere The half ended with the visitors killing 3 to The Petrels tame back in the seeond half however and crashed their waY through the Northerners' line for two touchdowns while presenting a defense that withstood every assault ifinoon when they rallied in the final half to drive over two touchdowns The score wee 14 to Manhattan scored a field goal early in the first quarter and then proceed- ed tohold Petrels scorless for two quartem The half ended with the visitors leading 3 to The Petrels tame bark in the set- on half however and ersshed their waY through the Northerners' line fur two touchdowns while presenting a defense that withstood every assault Scranton Pai Nov 1 Nova Collegell long string of Victor" I Dunlap Yellow Jacket quarter 18 belne thrown for a Ion of several yards 1 les on the football NM Was smeared 1 modore squad The tackle was made behind the line before Tech got otarted here Saturday hen Bucknels Univer sit tiumh ped ever the Wilcats by a scory of I tO A crowd al fifteen 1 IVIIENTIIE DRIVE FOR TECH'S 101 thourrand witnetteed the contest drucknell com-pletely untplayvi lila Nova and the Wild Cats never were a real serious threat The Bisons In the rateonel pe- 6 kV-2-004 -r-4 riod when tinkle plungexi through for! 4 4 'ir i a touchdown hen the ball vas on the five yard line Ti try for extos point 66- 0 t-' kiv- A failed tucknell had the oval lel Villa 4 4 1 6-- Nova territory moat of the afternoon Se- Itucknell added three points in the final quartfr when Fillor 'nada a perfect placement kick from the Satan yard line la the third quarter villa Nova 4' 7 i 4 worked the ball to Bucknell's thlrty i --s i 41 yard line but lost It on a fumble i': IA tS -2 Dunlap Yellow Jacket quarter 18 belng thrown for a Ion of several yards WHEN TIIE DRIVE FOR TECH'S LONE -1 4 4 I' 4 A 14---k 4 4 i '''s 1' fl -r d''''' 'f fV- I 4 1" a 78-Yard Run Helps Purdue Triumph 27-7 600111 welt Idifitsette Ind Nov 11-041 w-l'urduq's touchdown on the first ploy the't interscetionel gridiron tilt hire merked Ilk doom of the alisesiiippl olevoin The final score rurius The ileiset wee more crushing In 10w or the fact that Pt ta1e1 ammo 14 Its first Pirinor pleysts Mssippi's only touchdown wee the rimitit of a rscovered fumble mist les fo-s grist line The moat enecteculits plat of the same cams In the third quarter when Riok ohook Off a number of Wealsolnpl tacklers and raced 16 yards fur a touchdown Wilcox the Ioutherners quarterback played a wonderful same He seemed to be everywhere but his efforts were In vain VANDERBILTGEORGIA TECH STATISTICS Chattanooga Unit ersIty Gives Howard Setback IRO Photo Misdssippi Agetes Lose To Spetrtotts Jackson Was b704 P---41wS3-1he Ppartans of Michigan Ptate defeated the Misaissippi Angles SI to It In a colorful intsracctionel game hers Saturday afternoon After being held ortises in tke drat prriod the visitor opened up a beautiful running and passing game In the fond quarter and from that period Curly outplayed the Aileen every department of the game The losers ale took to the SIP to errors most of their points WILL SPEAK TODAY BEHALF OF ROLL clailatin enn Nov k---(11pecial) interest it being In the coming roll call of Chapter American Bel Cross On-Friday evening Nov th the banquet snit get-together meeting the workers was hell at the Community Club and on Sunday will cover the county in behalf coming roll call With the work of the for the PRit year as an inepiration la bel'eveil that the coming wilt be the best In the history organisation Dr you teed to curs your dyspepsia Ii a of diet Patient tvery)--That's lust trouble Wev had sit cooks In the past min Pathfinder Vitlef411 or elt CLOTLIESi THE LINTON ''''m WILL SPEAK TODAY t'''''' '-w-14 BEHALF OF ROLL I Gallatin Tenn Nov intereM it being 1 "k'' If 4 1 I 40 t4 'I L)) 4 $4 t4 tr A banquet end got-together meeting I I crAlnotivRe esti Itlh Co i If Hassurippg Aggtes the workers was held et the Jr 3- "7 '1 4L 4 pt 1' A' 1 i i Lose To Sparto tts I (1A veil cover the county in behalf coming roll call 7 1 1 fr 's 1 Jack If: 1 '4 'SP k1 -VI It 4 4 tt I I ') son Wye No li--(1wst--Ths! With the work of the Plpartans Mehl Plte dor ieae akonieti tenatt rat I a beieved that the coming will be the beat In the history 'rl 1 ''S 4 410 '''t i l'' urdev afternoon oreanitation 4" 4 A to "Nokry A After being held georeleita in the 1 i 4 i ro 0 0 t44 'P- beautiful the vsitor open UP a utrolt id you 1144 It't -1' i A NI running and peeping "OM 4 I timoolnittploarystithothetnAmicgloa ill In the swoond quarter and from that i 1 A 4 1 peoverirynd deeletutorri 4 ---o 1 1-- )14 1 tc curs your dyspeps a is a of diet 1 li -42 Ito' 'V At-le If troPatiest Ivory) That's lust 74" uble We've had sit YMI' ''''ss 0 The losers alms took to the air to mobil In the past Ws irnonthe4-The et-ore most of their points Pathfinder "'It' j' IP -t --OI 4 I 4 t'" 0 -Ok'''' 1: :4 4 cr i xi'-)( 40 7i I 1 5 tr 7 tilt ItterJoatttlittrott tictAit 1r a 50 L544 1 Ptt le '-i 4 Clk I 410 1 lk '4 -t 'elk N' 1 i At -a 04 ti "'c 4 At4 tr 4 Al 'is-) 4 I A i 1'1' ti A Ixo' -el A 1 6 I 1 ''ff' 4 '16 'S'-' $334 tt 4 333 3 3 aor 1 1 1 4 iire--t i 'e 4 4 1 4 4 -1 4 4s i 4 4 I 1 c' 4' '4 1 1 1 4 Stag Photo Tiger A 1 CLOTUE'S ft 1 Chattanooga UniversIty 4 Gives Howard Setback 1 rt-7 IIT'111' i i- THE LINTON 0 OMEolemiwommEN 111 1 1- MST DOWNS TAVGansILT GEORGIA TECH Py Pa 114ing 44 TAtd1 By waist 43 yards 1 7 noosing ICI yard' 117 rustIng yards YARDS GAMED 'nom SCRIMMAGE TANGERRiLT GEORGIA TECH 114 yards TONIVANO PASSING GEORGIA TUN Attempted Committed Intercepted Incomplete ill yards Attempted 4 CAM pitted I intereeptod Incomplete II Stumpy Thomason who is a great half back Is shown here etc around the end for flee yards aid a first down is the drive tl down the field got drive that was the best football Georgia Tech displayed and resulted It the lona touehdown the 4 tame And Ftumpy was the magnet ell the way Stumpy Thomason who Is a great half back Is shown here going around the end for five yards and a first down is the drive 1 wit the field got drive that was the best football Georgia Tech displayed and resulted in the lone touebdoura 6f the -h me And Ftumpy was the mnanet all the way si Tulane Humbles Plainsmen 52-0 ulane Humbles Plainsmen flainsmen 52 PtilITING A'S RAGES 1504DE1111111 tIt011014 4 13 yardals 11 kick (1kbwarte Ind IT yards In 11 etc kis (Itiset arker) DIM lay Graydon) I i PIINALIIIII VAPORalalt? 61161101A '16 yards la il pensitie4 111 yards la petialties rsniviDrAL TAIDA4313 illANDURILT -rind 1 84cond i Third I 'Fourth Individual Poriod Periodl Priod 1-tals lid yardq all yards 11-liaris lit yard LoItar Jim triss I 25 yas 5 tripe NI trips II trisa In 24 trss IIost 5 yak rd yards 1411 yard ta ill yalds rarest 1on 2 trio In 4 tr trts 5 trirn I I ig i in I I trio II yards 44 yards if Yantis il li yards I atrOadelyin 7 tries In 8 trioe In 4 Ws In I trio lin It trio Al yards i719 galn ill yards III yards Tbasiss In I try Jul I try In 4 trios No tins In il tries irilat--4-1 is yards PtAtitrto i 6 No tries tries In 3 trligt IN1 tries In 3 tines 13 you'll 3 yarkis trans No trims INso trios IN0 tries lin I try in I try ---------01 yard --i 1 1 nii-rds I SAto lin I I NO trIPS I Vn tries tHss In I try VANDERBILT VS TENNESSEE Knoxville November 16th VAIIDERBII Knoxvill Gracile' Vas Many Subs and Still Run Wild Over Floyd's Charges Chattanooga Tenn rhattanooga climbed another rung on the At- A ehatrolonahIL ladder hero Pattylay afternoon by testing Howard 20 to 14 La a thrillthi strottele anapry Iona plays tong pessies and eletous drives by both teems kept ape-lators oa their feet throughout the contort imitate! arlrer tind Davis wars the his not for Howard ktuttard eotto-1 eially breaking WI time and limo again for long gain Streert one of 1 the Moorsala stars was burl and esrI tied frhm the 140 early in this play Trail Hatt and ttroesehel performed valiantly for ths torals and Osermeyefs punting was a big feature atoN'ofithirWY on th it k- A ellgolpionship ladriPs here Pattylay afternoon by d-featint From Nashvillo 1 A 0 svi 1 i 4' $857 Round Trip $837 F01 OF RAGLAN TOPCOAT The graceful drape and pronounced style of the LINTON group are tailored right into it Luxurious fleecy fabrics lend themselves particularly well to the roomy raglan style so popular today You will be pleased with the Clothes tailored for us by VAL TER MORTON FOR PERSONAL' SERVICE" noune- up are urious es par the VAL 'ICE" ed st) tailor fleec) ticula shoul( You Cloth TER A RAGLAN TOPCOAT 'Illin errn rofill tirnro nnri nretnnimo INDITIDtAL TATID4011 i 1: I) A 1 GEORGIA UCH Neer 01 leans La Now Th Ureen Was of Von umbffreoted sopfront to Southern Conterenee rhonnatoothla booms ran rottohebeet over the Pistnenten et Auburn bore Soffirday afternoon Vol soot- who it to B'errnon placed bit seeond totting men to toe tame at tho Opottinte but aufeltly coifed upoo Pbl mefnotoyo tionice end rLeefimo Ti two melt then led the Wave to victory leonine the find toneftlowm In twe minutes after Ontotintt th battle: Th Auburn T'sere erarited wide open to the period and the 'etc- hurl Ororol four towbduans Defer tho vim net4 lanrO by gutton! 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