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HASHVILLE TECH YELLOW JACKETS DOIVN CRIPPLED GEORGETOWN TEAM I SOME OF THIJ HARVARD I 4 4 4 i 4 4 SUIIDAY 1NTOVEMBER 1'2 1922 I HASHVILE -BANIVEIt A ti NST-IV-112r ir lirt -'''s -4 t' 1W Mgr: "'7'Ji a 9 A Several l' A Exclude Teams dio ill 1 I i i 41 I TECILYELLOWJACKETS OIVN 4 SOME OF TH'PRINCETON1TIGERS WHO UPSETDOPEAGAINST HARVARD CRIPPLED GEORGETOWN' TEAM i- 1 4 4 1 i 4 I (Ti In 4 Three of Hi 'hoppers' Stccrs Out of Game and Atlanta Eleven Wins ly Score of 19 to 7 in Game Marked by Terrific Battling Three of Hil 'toppers' Stars Oat of Game and Atlanta Eleven Winsby Score of 19 to 7 in Game Marked by Terrific Battling I t- b4 ir'so ka I 54 I line1211 40 A) 1 Nq i 4 vete' -4- 1 1)-NIN) 14 tterf 7 tt 1 teams gI vaef 711 it) 1 1 1 I 11 1 1 J1 14) A A 1 4 I 1 1 "700 '141ir Or' )1 1 1ta 1 Atlanta Ga Nov 1104By United Preas)--Georgla Tech's 'Yellow Jackets swarmed again todax and in spite of the terrific battling of Georgetown the Billtoppers went down to defelt to Minus the services of three of rt most spectacular and surest groundgainem Georgetown fought against odds that would Stave beaten' most machines hefore the gaene started Jack Flavin was -in the game only for a short time and bia effectiveness is shown by the tact that he scored Georgetown's touchdown Malley and Xing were the other Itilltoppera who were not able to start the game 4 Tech started her drive tor a winning margin in the opening period Jimmy Brewster jamming Over a touchdown almost betore Georgetown recalled that the game had started Tech scored 4 again for six more points early In the second quarter McDonough carried the ball 'Tech's third touchdown came as a result of a march the full length of the field McDonough also carried the boll over for this marker Brewster kicked goal Had -Flavin Malley and King been able to start the tilt with Tech the story might have been different At least close followers of the game aver this much They ray Flavin is one of the greatest players that has ever played on Grant field and Malley according to advance notices is one of the shining lights of the 11111tepners' back field King an ends works to perfection they say with Florence who has teen prominently mentioned when mythical teams have been chosen for sometime Georgetown kicked off to Tech The lite lea thi or pli col tio ba Pe 111 Atlanta Ga Nov 11--PHY United Press)--Georgla Tech's yellow Jack- ets swarmed again today and in spite of the terrific battling of Georgetown the Hilltoppers went down to defelt Ito vu i 0 Minus the aervkee of three of Ft most spectacular and purest ground- Georgetown fought against would have beaten most ma- chines 'before the gaene started Jactlt lavin was in the game only for a Flavin was in the am onl khno4 ra et for a shown by the tact that scored tleortetown's touchdown Mane' not abe to Jnm waa iE'L th A411LV 11IItt74 who were stare 'tame 1' Tech started her drive tor a wining margin in the opening period imY Brewster jamming over a touchdown almost that ost before Georgetown recalled at Vt AW11 A Lumg bumv slaAt etc" LCA CCEt agoin lur uture poinu early In tile second quarter Mcl)onough carried the ball Tech's third touchdown vame as a result of a march the full length of the held McDonough also carried the boll over tut this marker lirewster kicked goat Had Flavin Malley and King been able to start the tilt with Tech the Yellow jackets ruched the ball down the field to the thirteen-yard lino where the ball was lost On a fumble over the goal line Georgetown punted to Barton and once more the Tech march Brewster carried the bail over from the fifteen-yard line for the first Ncore of the game He failed to kick goal Score: Tech 6 Georgetown After the kick the hall see-sawed up and down the field both teams getting away for some fairly longgains Barron attempted to catch a Georgetown punt on two-yard line fumbled and recovered After an exchange of punts Tech started another match down the field that was on Georgetown's six-yard line as the first guar-ter ended In the second quarter starting with the ball on the Hilltopperie six-yard line Jack McDonough went over for Tech's second touchdown on the second play I3rewster again failed to kick goal In the third quarter Barron started the most versatile attack that Tech showed during the afternoon with a twenty-six-yard dash from deep in his territory in a series of sweeping end runs and off tackle plays Tech-took hi shall to the one-yard ine McDonough made required distance Brewster kicked goal Score Tech 19 Georgetown Just before the third period ended Jack Flavin who had gone in as a substitution went thirteen yards furl Georgetown's only counter It 'wax al great dash and not a Tech man touched him Georgetown seemed to take on new life when Flavin went into the backfield In the fourth period Georgetown opened an aerial attack They completed several long passes but were unable to make them stick together1 Yellow Jackets ruched the ball down the thirteen-Yard thA deld where the ball was lost on a fumble over the goal line Georgetown punt- ed to Barton and once more the ech march started Brewster carried the hall over from the fifteen-yard line for the first score or the game He failed to kiek goal Score: Tech 6 George- 117 the klek the hall see-sawed up and down the field both getting away for some fairly long gains Bar- ron attempted to catch a Georgetown DU on two-yard line fumbi led am neveea Aft tlf punt on two-yard line tumbled amil recoer At exchauri) or ved ter an punts Tech startea another maten aown the field that was on George- town's six-yard line as the itrst guar Jck tee ended In the second quarter starting with the ball on the nough nt trillitopperte ix-yart1 line acDo weve tor Tech's second touchdown on the sec- ond flay Brewster stmin fail ed In Riot goal In the third quarter Barron started the most versatile attack that 'rech rhowed during the afternoon with a twenty-six-yard dash from deep in his territory In series of sweeping end runs end off tackle plays Tech took hi shall to the one-yard ine 11c- Donough made the required distance direwster kicked goal Score Tech 19 Britt' attack They com- tottg passes but were lake them stick together 1 I III A '1i 1 e'1 J' if fl i 12 1 1 1)e iv 4 it r' 4 YAtP C7 ti 1 4 ti A 't i '1)'''N) A 4rt 7 MI 11P Wpr 444! -t lc I "I16' VMgrilb 40) Ilt47' 4' it 4 44 1 4 4 1(4)-3: it I Is :0 c11714 4)r Pfz4 C-d54111 escit 5 cApT A (ht -'46 -r 41 1 set 11 10 'PI 4 tor fts VIII 1 10 Oki 41'1i 11 Coughlan and Miller Stars as Tigers Trim Birmingham Sol 'TS as 1 1 1 i I Southern 3N tt Princeton's 10 to 3victory over the Harvard Crimson Saturday was the leading dope day Crum accoUnted for the touchdown in the second period Baker kicked a field goal in period for three more points In the picture are seen some of the Tiger stars 'I nTLniiZ Southern v- 's ore Princeton's 10 to 3 victory over the Harvard Crimson Saturday was the leading dope 0 day Crum accoUnted for the touchdown in the second period Baker kicked a field goal in period for three more points In the picture are seen some of the Tiger stars 3 r't 4 1'1 trtt 71 1: t- 41 TIMM Ladl100 v'mlk MN ftkt! Chattanooga Winner Over Mercer Team Oer Team Chattanooga et Fr Mercer Team FRANK meNKE 6 medyKE 1 Exterminator I j': i'-: 1 le 1 1 7 i o-i '0 4 I 1' 4 4' I I I 4-7 61y FRANK (Copyright Ian by King Features Syndicate Ina) oRID SCORE i won front Illinois to 7 Wisci I haa beaten Charleston the South won from Illinois to 7 'Macon has beaten Charleston the South opyrign tw LUZ4 uy sting' ca urea a ynumums asmo 0 won from Illinois 6 to 7 'Wisconsin GRID SCORE' has beaten Charleston the South Sewanee Tenn Nov and Miller figured chiefly in Stwanee's win over the Birmingham Southern Panthers today by the score of 21 to The first scoce was made in the second quarter Coughlan's long run was halted by Gandy the crack Panther end one yam' from the goal Coughlan went over the line tor the extra yard at the first attempt through and Sandere kicked goal The two scores came In the second half and were the result of two easy passes caught by Blood Mil ler Purple end The Panthers never skeriously threatened Sewanee's goal Handicapped by the mimetic of Nor ton and Ellis Panther Veterans Birminghani Southern fought the Tigers bravely tg be in this crippled condition Miller aWother Panther veteran was able to get in only for Minute In the last half 'llany times the heavy line of the Panthers alone kept the Tigers off like a twine wall The Purple backs cid excellent broken field running Ginn Gibbons Herrin and Coughlan ten to twenty 'yards through the Panthere' line by their sidestepping twisting and squirming through Griffin kept the Tigers away from the Panthers' goal often by his punts which were erratic hut longer in some cases Sanders Iticked both goals besides punting The ball for Sewanee for thirty to forty in So or in lol go th st tvi Ill ske II to to br 51 ab th lit Ti pl l'u yards Powers Sewanee quarter was Out of the game with an insured shoo! der and Coughlin And Simpson acted as quarter Richardson Griffin and Gandy were the outstanding stars for the Panthers The Tigers directed their attacks around right end mostly Coughlin Gibbons Harris Miller and Sanders Dlayed the best game for Sewanee Lineup and 1 i Wham a'hera Position 8ewame Levie Stivers Hall Murray Howell Murray Gandy Millard Hodges Shook Weeks Kent Caldwell Miller Rollo It Sanders Anderson Coughlin Griffin it Gibbons Richardson Harris Referee Bagley (IV L) umpire Tram Sessions (Alabama) head linesman Dates (Sewaned) wanee Miller 2 tittg hilt' Substitutions Birmingham Southern: Gagley for Levie Rawls for BagleY Bagley for Hall Levie for Hall Hall for Hodges Etheridge for Howell Whiteside for Gandy Hartsfield for Griffin Miller for Anderson Sewante: Simpson for Coughlin Litton for Millard Ruse for Stivers Cook for Shook Bickers for Tomlinsom wowna---Sewanee: Miller 2 itutions Birmingham South igley for Levi Rawls for Bag- gley for Hall Levis for Hail 'Bodges Etheridge for Howell de for Gandy Hartatield for Miller for Ander'son Se Simpson for Coughlin Litton lard Russ for Stivers' Cook ok Bickers for Tomlinsoa qu Sewanee a as rter me witA an injured shou ghlin Sind Simpson acted and Gandy were ing stars tor the ranth- rers directed their attacks end mostly rria Miller and Cough Sandliers vuuty De '7-4 1- 4 A fillo s' A 't- 14 A trr In fen ''''Ild 4 lif4 'a '''''''''fr''''''q 4 UL 1 A v- Jlt A' 12' J' 'N 4' -s f- 4 4 6 '41'''' '''4' I 4 I -A 1 I te --0 i t- ----0- i sT- ORtJt4161 upset of the the third I eI I I -01 'T" 41 'ref met of the 1 the third r1F 1C41 ir -srw "01 7 kiln! 1 upset of the I the third 1 lin Dakota Agates Indiana and linnesota which had been unbeaten beton that combat Notre Dame is doing the impres-I sive usual It -has mingled with six separate and distinct enemies and pulverized 'ern all In the South they've taken turns in---beet-Inireach---other-and-when the -final play is made it'n require a demon statistician to figure outwho's who why For below the Mason and Dixon line they've been Just as busy this Mninen scrambling up the situation as they are in the East and the West 5i It's been a beetle year In And with aS weeks snore to the prospect is that UV be mere t4! than it has Ibsen up to new For IVO In the Not two or three combats ot tho seesaw that kid dope iissally gets the most terelMe I Jousting Da- kota Agates Indians and Minnesota i(h had been unbeaten be combat whfore that It has mingled al usual the impres- with six separate and distinct enemies nd pulverized 'ern all a In the South they've taken turns vt-fo-o-e-h--44to --ta-rta Oo-la-la What la football year this one is turning out to bet About everything twisty and startling that could happen has htOpened Old Kid Dope has been knocked asitewta-siteh-Azi-extent-thatnalaJ unrecognizable Hers's a simple: Georgia Tech 33 Alabama-7 Navy 13 Georgia Tech Pennsylvania 13 Navy 7 And then Pennsyl played Alabama It looked like the sofest of Doti things for the men of John Heiman didn't it? But when the smoke of battle cleared this item of news appeared on 'the score board: 4 Alabaa 9Pennsy 7 Then tlere was Penn State It galloped along for three years without being beaten It played was drubbed Is t- a A gol le DU Oo-la-la What a football year this one is turning out to be! 0 About everything twisty and start- Old Kid Dope has been knocked ling that could hopen has hlOpened 0EttArour it lino A Largest Crowd of Season Expected at Classic Turkey Day Game on xpected key Day Game s' A ------1 4 I- 40" wo0014 it tf 2- -1 I At t' I -6 erral- to sem 0171 t'''''' tk 4t6J 'a 4 i 4 i k- 4v tt4 a a 4AaanA )(11104 corn-with 1 (Chicago Tribune-Nashville Bannleor se Leased Wire) Baltimore Md Nov Pim- liceautionn aeseancame to a today with one of the greatest surprises of the Meeting when Kilmer' great geWing Exterminator was almost disgracefully beaten In the Pimlico Cup at two and a quarter miles The victory went to the Quincy 1 stables Captain Alcock whin won handily by two length a from Cosden's Paul Jones A sixteenth of a mile back was Exterminator for third among the five starters while Exodtus and Lady Emmeline bad bend pulled up when beaten The race was worth 17100 to the winner and it was jut such a purse that was needed to put Exterminator in front place among American money winners a place now held by Nitin o' NVar It seems very doubtful now If Exterminator will achieve his goal this year It was possible to find in the running of the race reasons for the defeat of the big horse but the true reason probably is that he had too hard a campaign running under heavy impost and that the work told on him today For a mile and a half he ran as of old and then suddenly he faltered and the others went past him with no trouble In tho short odietanee of a sixteenth of a mile he dropped from fIrst to third five lengths hark and it was quite clear then that he was beaten Ile would not have been in the money but for the fact that Exodus cracked a furlong further back and then ran to the outside fence where Thomas pulled him up coaatnyno aesartncame to a today with one of the greatest sur- prises Of the Meeting when Kilmer's great geWing Exterminator was almost disgracefully beaten in the Pimlico Cup at two and a quarter miles The victory went to theQuincy stablesr Captain Alcock whin won handily by two lengthm from Cosden's Paul Jones A sixteenth of a mile back was Exterminator for third among the five starters while lilxodos and Lady Emmeline bad bend pulled up when beaten The race was worth 17100 to the a it winner nd was Just such a purse that was needed to put Exterminator in front place among American moey winners a place now held by Man o' NVar It seems N'ery doubtful now If Exterminator will achieve his goal this year It was po ssible to find in the run- ning of the race reasons for the r'efat Of the big horse but the true reason probably is that he had too hard a campaign running under heavy im- Post and that the work told on )um today For a mile and a half he ran as of old and then suddenly he faltered and the others went past him with no trouble In tho short 4'd I a tance of a sixteenth of a mile he dropped from first to third five lengths hark and it boat wan quite clear hilt ha lit it st Prt ashville Ba (Chicago Tribune-Nnner Leased Wire) Baltimore 31c1 Nov Pim- Ahneet everybody and everything in the gridiron world-et Intl has been kicked in the einewhere Erich new week kite tarnished new surprises sew upset and new heal Tennessee Is Whiner' Ovir Weak Eleven Chattanooga Tenn Nov 11---(Specla1)--After Mercer had led Chattanooga 6 to 0 until the final period this afternoon Pete Anderson the Moccasin's atar line plunger plowed through the Daptistefor two touch- 1 downs in the futirtit quarter and de to A drop kick by Quarterback Givens after Anderson's second touchdown gave the Moocasin's their thirteenth point Mercer scored her toachttown early in the second period as a result of two beautiful forward passes the first from Erwin to Smith and the seoond from Erwin to Sim mons The Baptists opened the second period with three firet downs in rapid aurcession after Chattanooga's opening kickoff had gone but IS yards and it seemed that decisive vietory was to be theirs bill the Moocaosins finally held for dower' in the shadow of their goal and when Reece fumbled Gates'olong punt Owen recovered the ball for Chattanooga in the Bap-- Oita' territory Then the tide turned An exchange of punts followed and Givens finally ran back one of Er wins to 31ercers 2e-yard line An off side penalty and a 4-yard gain sent the ball to Mercer's 11-yard lino for a Chattanooga first down and Gates sneaked to the two-yard line am the period ended Anderson replaced I Williams to start the fourth quarter I and on the firmt piny made it first down for Chattanooga on Mercer's one-yard line The Itaptiatil ineleted that the ball was not over claiming that the field was irregularly lined Line-up and summary: Chattanooga (13) Merrier (11 Daniels Lr Erwir Dyer 1T Simmonti Arleen LG towers Gwen (- Johnson Ooliinteitt RG Gainet Kelm RT 0 Shiflett Suovadort (C) RAI Smith GI vows 11 Cecil Williams L11 Polder Hill R11 Poe Cate FH Reece Chattanooga scoring touchdowns Anderson Point after touchdown Givens Meteor meeting touchdown SImmonto Referee Johnson Tech Umpire Conway Sewanee head linesman Rike Ohio Wesleyan Score by quarters: Mercer 0 8 0 Chattanooga 0 0 4 Once started both Centre and Dart- 4 mouth played real football against Al Harvard But getting the Pimp on their 1 opponents la where the Ilarviad team 1111111101 'led Chattafinal period hderson the tger plowed two touch- 1 rter and de Quarterback lecond touch 'a their thir scored her teoond period tiful forward win to Smith win to Sim rned the sec- rwt down in 7hettanooga'a but IS yards iIve victory' he Moocattina the shadow Reece fumten recovered In the Bap-tide turned 'ollowed and one of Er rd line An 4-yard gain I 11-yard lino down and t-yard line as rson replaced urth quarter 11ade it first on Mercer a AIMS insisted ver claiming cularly lined Mercer (11 Erwir Simmons lowers Johnson Goblet Shiflett Smith Cecil Folder Poe Reece touchdowns touchdown touchdown Itroton Tech '1 ranee head Vettleyan 8 0 1 0 tre and 1)art4ball against Al jump on their 1 liarward team Chattan Nov ooga Tenn 11---(Spe- Mercer had 'led Chatts- nootta 6 to 0 until the final period Ulla afternoon Pete Anderson the Moccasin's Ear line plunger plowed through the Baptistsfor two touch- downs in the fsortit quarter and de- feate4 --them-praetleally-single- Springfield Stammer Drug Co Franklin Pinkerton Kinnard Columbia Harlan Confectionery Store Mt Pleasant City Drug Co Following a custom Instituted several year ago the Thanksgiving game is made the meeting date for Vanderbilt alumni- from all parts of the country The old timers are coming back In greater numbers then ever before according to present indications The Sewanee Alumni society will also meet in Nashville and attend the game gtield Stammer Drug Co kiln Pinkerton Kinnard tibia Harlan Confectionery leasant City Drug Co 1vin a cutitom Instituted Rev- lam ago ths Thanksgiving made the meeting date for' Wit alumni- from all parts of ntry The old timers are or di in greater numbers then le aecording to present indi The Sewanee Alumni society Merry Game of Locating Opponent for Jack Dempsey Still Goes On 0 erry Game Locating Opponent Annapolis Nov Asociated greater weight to decide advantage and employing for most part straight football tactics Annapolis smothered St Xa vier tollege 52 to 0 today The visitors displayed a flashy backfirlit but their forwards wore outweighed nearty twenty pounds a man and were unable to develop a sustained attack The heavier navy men gradually battered them down Navy crossed the visitors' goal line eight times Yale Penn State Brown Dartmouth Colgate Boston Holy Crose Pittsburg have been beaten Center was whipped Army has been tied and the sine thing goes for andJ I'p to this feyerish moment Harvard Princeton Ind Cornell have assembled the beat records Lanka as 41 one Or the other may go through thI year unwalloped But you never can tell Chances are that one of the col-lust's which already has been whipped and thus eliminated from the "unbeaten class" will turn right around before the last whistle has sounded and spoil things for the trics Out In the olden golden West telir teams save managed to wiggle along livithout enduring the lowering of their Notre name Michigan and Winconata But therell extremely brilliant about the showing at any ono at the tourl nothlog that would warrant tho idea that they'll I through without a Partial By JAMES a CORBETT (Copyright 1922 by King Features Syndicate Inc) Syracuse Wins Easily Over McGill Eleven Decatur Wins 12 to 6 Albany Ala Nov fumble of a punt tty Deck for Tuerumbia and Its recovery by liar- rim for Decatur untied the mcore of a hotly eonteited football game on the A field here Friday he tween Decatur High and Tuseumbia High The final score wadi Decatur 12 tuseumbla neck had gained more ground for hia team up to the Urn of hie fatal erFor than any of his team mates The demand for tickets for the Sewanee-Vanderbilt Thanksgiving football class it hats far exceeded the expectations of the Vanderbilt football authorities that it is pretlicted the crowd at the stadium on Turkey day will be muvh than itt the opening of bowl when Michigan played with Nashville Tickets for the big event have been on sale for the past week at Joe Morse Co in Naahville and at several out-of-town citien The sales at all points have been much larger than anticipated mainly becauseof the anient rivalry between the two IMP versities anti the recognized revival of interest in football le Tennessee and adjoining state li tee completion of the Boothia first stadium Because of theunualial early demand for seats the football authoritien sued a Warninft yesterday for football fling to get their reservationa earlY AnnOtineenleilt Is made that the prices for meats in Sectiena It and 8 on the west side: and on the east aide and the choice he'd of floctinum and are Sil50 each The CO llowing seats may be had for VI each: I' anti and ail section of A 0 0 and Seats in Section a IY1 and will be Sold at $150 and itt and I at gt All of Section has 'been sold for the season CHEERING SECTIONft One of the most interesting features of the Sewanee-Vanderbilt annual claahes haa been the cheering section Section will seat the Vaniterliiit lung pnwer brigade Thim On the emit side The purple coliortit will cheer their team from Section nearby Section 3 Ito the arriall boys pare-dime it having been reserved ainioat entirely for this purpose while the NVard-Delmoat girls will slit in Section The Titers are expected in come down from their mountain lair in greater ntimhers than ever before The it St railroad has announetil a special train will come to Namhvlile from SPSanpe picking up hundred football enthusiasts in route Sesta for the Thanksgiving lama Its obtained at the following surrounding towns cc ro ilowN: Lebanon Independent Drug Co and Shannon Drug Co Murfreemboro Reed Blom ne esot side The purp elkor II ir cam ro Set tion arby Section 3 la tho arriall boys' para Vard ditto it having been mserved almoot entirolY for this purpose while the N-Belmoqt girls will ait in Sec- tiott he Tigers are expeeted COMP down from gratr ntim heir mountain loir in eohers than evor tiptoe The railroad has an- flounced a special traitt will eonte to Nokhodle from seotanoe plekino up ieral ltundred football enthusiasts route Smite for the Thankogiving game may be obtained at the following our randlna towns as rollowo: Lolotnon Independent Drug Co and Shinnon Drug Co Murfreemboro Hoed Riggs Michigan already Ilia been smudged by a 0-0 tie with Vanderbilt-- Iowa hasn't played very many frames 60 tan It swamped the feeble Knox outfit and did the same thing to Purdue It beat Tale 6 to 0 and Just (Chicago Tribtine-Naahville Banner Leased Wire) Syracuse Nov 11--Syracume university forgot all feelings of International friendtihip this afternoon and in the Archbold Medium treated the football team from McGill veraity of Canada to a 32-0 defeat The Canadian wore outclatosed and when Coach Chick -3deehen of the Orange machine view how matters vone going he took moat of the reguiare from the fleid and pulln Even then the Canadians woos unable to make any advance and threatened the Syracuse goal but once Ma ft an a vance and threateed the Syracuse goal but once ding out of Dilly Miske Just at a time when Minice wag going splendid ly that everybody figured he ought to get another crack at Dempsey Gibbons showing against Minke had caused many persons to feelthat i oven though he's a bit mailer than 1 Dempsey he would give the champion' a mighty tussel Gibbons has come to think that way himself Me has hurled a challenge He'll light Dempsey anywhere any time The rest is up to the promoters WILLING FOR MATCH For Dempsey is willing to fight everybody else All he irisists upon is a sizeable purse But no promoter can dole much out unless the match will draw That's why some of the people ace buoy now smoking up things in behalf of a Dempsey-Gibbons match If enough public interest is aroused it's likely that the battle will be put On But it hardly seems likely that-the boys will get together this winter Inasmuch as there's no arena la the country big enough to house 1 mufti-dent number of persons to pay Gibbons and Dempsey what they want and still leave a little profit for the man who puts on the show So it lookajust now as if Dempsey save- as he may be to fight will have to idle around another nine or ten months maraotocolied Ittfsentoutueglyh pbuebnii rollern-Gteirbobotclnals that a be put on But it hardly seems Moly that-the th bttle will boys will get together this winter In- itismuch as there's no arenz iti the dent eountrY umber of poroona to pay Gib- big enough to house I surf! bons and Dempsey what they want and still leave a little profit for the man who uts on the show So it lookajust now aa if Dempsey alpw ss he may be to fight will have to idle around another nine or ten St Bernard No Match for Bryson College Fayetteville Tenn Nov 11(flpecial)--Bryson college overwhelming iy defeated St Bernard college of Cullman Ala by the score of 50 to 6 here Friday The regulars ran up a score of 38 to 0 in the fort half and Coach McDaniel put in a scrub 11110- up with the exception of "Parson" Weil at center The scrubs were minus the etamina that conquered Delimit recently and the "Hama" boys pushed over a counter St Bernard's only chance was the scrub game for not a yard could they gain through Brytom's 1111144 in or end rune The Cullman lade attempt some twenty passes and completed about nine Cook and Garland at ends Jackson at half-hack and Ital loran at quarter played the beat game for St Bernard Eugene Faulkner of Bryson crossed tho opponent'a goal line three times 'Boren accomplished tho same feat one time running forty yards through the entire oPPosing team for a touchdown Line-up: Bryson l'egl Bernard Blakely 14 Cook Batmen Green 3lontgomery Vefl Weigh Erwin barick Chestntit it Reding Roberts It Garland IL Faulkner (c)Q II lialloran Faulk nerL It Ii (c) Ni en zeal Boren 10 MeGeever Officials: 'Referee Itairloy- Umpire Rambo head lineemanIBagleY game for St Berner Eugene Faulkner of Bryson crooned tho opponent'a goal lino three timom ugh the Boren accomplimhed tho same teat one time running forty yards thro entire oPPosing team hown for a touc Line-up Bryson ogl Bernard Blakely le Cook l'ale Groen LI P( sto'ntaltammap'yn WP)14 Wrlob 0 Erato Mil burtek Chestnut It Boding Itoborts It Garland liallormi IL Faulkner (c)Q IL FmilknerL It It- lackmon lc) Boren )3 liars ell- it II Montzeal NteCeever Wilt-lido: Referee timplro Rambo head lineorthinIBagley 1 FC51rVii I tod Sir LQ The merry little game of trying to uncover somebody to milt It with Jack 1 I Dempsey 'Is still very popular among promoters a But so far no One has won It 1 And the chances are that Dempsey won't do any battling until next sum- I then It isn't because he 11 doesn't want to climb into a ring and 1 swing his lel all because a there's no onequet now who is in the ranks of eligibles Harry Wills of course le the logi- I foeman of the big champion Huey illinga to fight Jack is I vet much ditto But where will they put It on' That's thtebig thing Every place that has been named fleP11111 tt hie away in the end from staging a combat between a Negro 1 and a ea hite man Every promoter in America would like to put on the battle For the thing would draw at big prices and there'd be profit in it for everybody But no promoter wants to go ahead and toign up the boys bqiid an arena and then wake up come morning to find that the contest has been barred by some gubernatorial order 11 RACE PROBLEM 0 Dempsey might he gent against Siki In the minds of some But how do they reanon that certain states would stand for a cialth between the champion and a French Negro if those states won't etand for one between Dempsey atiA en American Negro? Bill itrefillitn MINI OM" up att the tough white ones that Dompmey would meet Jack UPS quite anxious to take him on And Dill was willing to fight Everything WaS set Then come boxing commission said the affair wouldn't lot much of a conteet and they halted mutter" Since that Brennan bee gone out of active training an there many who think that he 'ain't going to do any more fighting Bin ham eaved hie money and whatever futurg ring eernings he might assemble would be merely additional to a healthy bankroll Now we come to Tom Gibbons For more than two years Gibbone although occupying one of the most conopicuoun places in the heavyweight ranks hurled no challenge Alt Demo-ley He bided hie time His great string of knockout made him look 1 more and more formidable Thera wee an idea just about that time that plahlie opinion would forma Dempeey and Gibbons' to fight It out GREW 018BONg Then Gitsbont tackled Greb and was outpointed Gibbons wee a million riffles off form that night 2-l fought more like a atone statue than a great knockout artist It was learned later that he hoot suffered a slight attack of influenza about ten 'day before the betile which illness 1 wakened and slowed him tut that tildn't alter the fact that he was beaten And defeat removed Clibbone temporttrily from the high place Ile PrOCOrdoll itht13t a remehaek lie achieved it by knocking out a dub ho think that he isn't -in to "-On gog fly more fighting lIal has saaved ha money anti whatever tutor! ring arnings he might assemble would be nerely additional to a healthy bank oil Now we come to Tont Gibbons For more than two years Gibbons' 'ithough occupying one of the most OtlitilietIOUPI places in the heavyweight itynltsHheurbiedidndnohicehatlilmenege Kris 1)germeaPi 'trims' of knockout's made ham look nor and more formidable There was tn idea just about that time that othlio opinion would force Dempsey hod Gibbons to fight it out GREW Va GIIIIIONg Then Gibbons tackled Grab and was autpointed Gibbons was a million males off form that night die fought more like a atone statue than a great Knetekuut artist It was learned later 'hat he hail suffered a slight 'Week infinenat about ten 'daYil belare tultile which Illness weakened and slowed him Iut that slidn't sites' the feet that he was beaten And removed Gibbons tem- porerily from the high Ones I le proceeded about a eomeheek lie Achieved it knocking out a dub staging a com a sem) t9e ehi artybetinwtobeen eandNferitromo In Ametica would ir there'd oonratwhestbaottlleprit'poor atohde INn Blot sfor to gyeorymbhooday (t But no bperoPmrottr anti oign up the boas bladd an arena and en aa oft some morning rind that the context iota been barred a rning to by tonne gubernatorial order It tirE PROBLEM 0 I' a Dempoey might be sent against Siki in tho minds of some But how do they eanon that certain Mates would stand for a clatah between the chant- pion and a French Negro if thooe states won't mond for one between Dempsey awl on American Negro? Bill Brn ll enen Oett eked up as till tough ont's that Dompatity would meet Jack tN ii a quite anxious to take hint on And Dill was willing to places the heavyweight fight Everything was set Then 'Rome boxing commission maid the of fair aouldn't lot much of a contott and they halted matterm of Miancerivb1ta1 gone who think that he 'isn't going to do hie money and whatever futurP ring jrntnastbatte maotiu comings he might useemble would be any more fighting Bin has exaved merely additional to a healthy bank- roil Now we come to Tont Gibbons For more than two years Gibbona conopuou although one of the moat icrt i Med challen Dem ranks hu set opy He bided him time Ma great string ekoutn made him look mono ao kno nd more formidable There wa an idea pm about that time that plahlio Ottill1011 would tome Dempoey and Gibbona to fight it out onEn vit witness Thon allabont tackled Greb ands's itut tht outpointed Gibbons woo a million miles off form that night 21e fought mom Blot a stone status than a great knockout artiot It was hemmed later that be hod mirrored a slight attaek of influenza about ten day before the bettio hien Illness a eakencil and elowed him a 411'11 Iter the feet that he wee boaten And removed Gibbons tom- porsrily from tho high idaeo I le procoodell about a eomebock Ile tiehooved it hv knocking oat a dub ER EVISKET 11 0111 Ope I Is 3 Vletritt t't laces IIIRensomter thee big Jolicious "Irsahfrota-tho-grove" swings? 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