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L-- Na 192 NASHVILLE: TENN SUNDAY- OCTOBER -18 -1818 I 3c--5 UN AY54 4 1 Many Thrilling hays Over il 0 a i' a inVa erbi ve i 4 N- 1 I G11V'S-''EL-EVE' '-WINS- GREAT' VICTORY R' Y--- 'I 1 AmmonnolnummunnimnionanownW 1 'jz t''044- -1' f' i i A A A' 4 'I' i i 0 1 1 14 i tz --t '1 1 toLi 1 j3 iJ 1 '4: ti 1 tr i 1 i 1' "t'i :1 4' Jt' ''''t' t- '''-t JsZ -t71'Jf 1f A 1 Ar '4''' 1 I i A i 2 1 7 z-'''' 7 4 -'A i 74r-t I i'if'-- -1' i -4''- -s- 5 i- 1--2: i ----1 -1 i4 to :1: 34 i "I pt4 i'sJ t) i :41 'Z' ''''''s: 14 1 1-1 "''Nrr 1 4 A 2'''- i fr 4: 1 4 36: "'lb 'o '-t 4 1 4' i -'i k-i i 4 sa 40r- :4 zl 4 't' -f 1- ::0 i s' 1 4 ''JJ''7-' s' 17 '''3" 4 Jk 'k 1 i Allt--11k-' o' '1: "I' -I: ''''CZ 'If: ''''1 :1 a a 'I- '5' a '14- -441 tA A -i- (- 4- i tk li- 'i "1" ''s''' 'i' 1t24('4 i 1' 0 -( 1 1 12 '4 1 I47'1 A 41 3 4 4 4' s'y 7 i ft' ty1 i rr i 11 7f i 1 lc 4k" '1 tAf 1 gA 1 I A i 1-' A i '1 l''''''' 1 'A KJ I l' i t'iitx' I 1 't -''s': 't i'' li I ii: i'' fj 2 i il '-i i' 1-' I J1 -ii tJ x- or i-' 1 -5' '1 i ''s Lo 1 1-' 1' k- rt -4 v' I i' 1 1 I 1 I I 1-' 1 I t'' -mw 1 ti II 7' 1- -7- 7 I 4 i 1 ir''' 11 i r77 Z-T'' t'Z'iA'''''''''''': "-l i A'''''''' '1 A '41 I': 1': 3A4 A A A i A l'- r'i ''A- A -3' 1i 1 i 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 11 1' 1' -1' ''11'1' '11': 11'71' '14 1 i 1 1 1 21 1 1 1 1'1 0 i 1 4 1 1 1 kaA 4 1 4- I i 1 4 -1 it' 1: 1 '1 1 --''1t? i i 1 1) i 1 1 mile Ailiouniknowat 1 9 CRUMPLES BEFORE COMMODORES' ATTACK 1 BEFORE SEIVANEE TIGERS TRAMPLED BY WALLACE IYADE'SI BAfiliYELEVEli 1 33 111 ALLACE1Y ADE Ali A ELEVEN Trerterdo :3 Reserve- Strength- el No Avail as Ca oniGit Rees! Sh erpshoot Tennessee t4 Death-Vanderbilt flach Superior' Team 1mlM1 min 'Critnion: Tide Conipleteil Long Passes for downs-e-liountainjeasni Title liepes Single First Down 3 3 Treme-2 rons Reserve- Strength of Aro Avail as C111 Crimson Tide Completel ong Passes for rch oa -I -downs ------11ointam "Teams' Title -110' pes Shut- Spears and Gil Rees! SharpsItoo Tennessee t4 Death-ltanderbilt flitch Superior Team tered -Fatima tu-illalie-a-SingleFirst Down 1 4 i i 3 4 Alabama 1 1 ma 4 1 4 Me path and brought him down to And in the Hee it was Kent who bore the brunt Ills -giant Mat He levy- rose to heights ea OLIMPTOUI ro bot3rliettdittil'AroatIligtitheinhttt2rstkeYrerneet dug under flying legs and dove over Crimson Interferers to snag hie men and lay' him dorm Tleauty Show Titling and Haynes end Small fooeht grimly but it was Sieger' Mahoney and Kent lie the great (Wen sive stars as have ever trod the Itlek nooti $od who ailed the Purple 40 fenelve ship Satordey Hubert rammed the "fleet tomb down as described above rut second came near the end of the second bait after "Red" Barnes had run 29 yards to the bevenee's teeyord line eeld well and Hubert aherneted at the Sewanee line Hubert finatly going over Copt firtme Jetties two yords for the score buckler ploced the peint perot The tlitertd-riteeltet-eattio-dir-the -finwt--- when Gillis- toese4 a 21-yer4 pose to Caldwell isho skipped the remainitir nine yerde germ's the Purple goal The tinikt SCION Justebefore the game ended came lit thrilling feels ion Hubert poised to Winalett for 11-yard gain Ittnelett WAS downed on the Sestanee'd one-yard line Cald well was given the bell but fumbled as he went over Hobert covering the leather Caldwell booted over tho laett score Pickier folding one on the preeeding telly Ths-sumutery 141- lower i Alabama Pettitles Bewail Winelett 91tylies Prr TT licivey Jon" Kent Holmes ratt I-tick let -044 lioung CnmP Heston Hudson 1 Smell Gillis Egrker GU ho Brown ft Power' Hubert Mahoney 'ffettetitutionl--Alobamet Caldwell foe Brown for Winstett PaVINII for Perry Perry for i'avite GillizlogSLKememdeeeeveltrr oyment---e Enke for paint Winalett for Prewn Plekhard for Camp Johneon It Berne McDonald for Perry Well for Roadoin for Gillie Seweneet iiimitrough for fkat011 Stannell for realty Kirhy-Smith for kimbrough Todd for Fen for Powers Pride for Young Guitar for Johnson Score by periods- Alletaims II-27 Sewanee 0 0 I Seating tottehdowns Huheet I Caldwell Point' oftertoucho Buckler (place kick) ettusell (p)ew kick)- Officiate Sprinver Penn referee: Hutchins Pot amply Begley Wasidngton aud Lee Itead liptisman taeeouenh le seromi bait run 29 yards rd line ettld paled at the tinntly going" two yards for Yeri the point ---1-01--tito -tenet 14 a 21-yar4 tipped the redta the Purple nitobttore the hrilling (Alla Winedit tor WAS dOwnPd rd line etelda I but fumbled covering the ed over the ng one on the sumulary 141- Stevan letente ileivey Kent a ItlY I Denton I 14nta1l terkag "belt INIWtera A Mahone na Caldwell fur WitintetU 7 for parus isittt for amp Johnion for Jerry on for Oillie for rhy-Smith for Small Jna for Young I --V011-27 0 0 0-0 IluswrIt I 'touch' am ht ettiott ail le Sprinewr linl Put d-u tillngton aud his path and brought him down te "And in the line It was Kent who bore he brunt His gant Slat -i Helevy- rose to heights on numeroua tv ileceattilldwIro bo1lettiittit'AroatIligtitheinhtturstkeYrernee'le" dug under flying lege and dove over Crimson Interferers to enag hie men a ndnlay hi er Show down You and Haynes and Ilaut Small foacht hard grimly but it was Mestere Sia- honey and Kent ast the great defene te ee sire sar abare ver trod the Wlt woott on wno tooled the vurie oe ntolii t4en orerectloonottioem i ibatenh vsofte the Rb eevdn11aertetes nirysdrrduinin2e9 enars id Swel-larlilened ilinieub111 tubae rhte 1'7 tInteetdiya tgoitnh over Capt Bruce Jemes two yards for the core buckler placed the wiled Tho-Ilitest-riteelter--entn-411 e--the -firett---------- period when Gillis- tosioNt a 21-yard pase to Caldwell isho skipped the re- tuainior nine yertleaterolis the Purple goat The final score Justabefore the ame came in thrilling (Alva nded Ion Hubert paesed to Winalett for a illyard gain tVirislett was downed on the Stillee'd one-yard line Cald It'f well was tiVO 11 the ball! but fumbled 1161131' They' say of the Iron Dultethat When he maw his British squares melt In iway before the Vrenchtihnt at Witerloo that lie calmly said "Hard pourhing gentlemen we shall wee who can pound the longeet" Saturday afternoon on -Dudley field the Commoderee the longent 'The Orange and 'Whits ranks of Tennessee broke and fled pounded to death by a 34 te 7 'Core h7 0111 of the United States Marines at liellean Woods that they fixed their slings and shotwitir such -deadly accuracy that the flower of the Divesian treops broke and fled in the final hours of fight my dem'maitsed and terror-stricken and euy prey for the advance that followed- Seturday afternoon when the 'outlook was dark and gloomy as the glowering shies above gallant little Dill Spears fixed his sighte and be tan firing peel after pass Those Commodores who were" in the game' say et tha Tenneessesilevert that a note of hysteria crept into their voltue tileY pleaded-that Spears 'be tooPpede But the deatitYr killing 'tint an and Tennessee fled" demoralized and utterly belpiese before the fury of the Commodere attack ror three quarter" Dart MeGugin the Iron DLike cif Southern football sat Oa the eidelints and saw break Sifter break go againit his team Ile the first weeredisse he met his teem and Itankek-team more la the segotaperiod he beUnused the third pass scoreless Hard pounding gentlemen we Ihail see who can pound the longest bodiei the rush of feet and suddenly the way was cleared out of that final swirl came little Rare his low hair bouncing his legs flying Thirewere two Just ahead but what of thern A step to the side a whirl 064-IlL11 shake of hips and one was tA Creel shovg' stiff arm an nd in P4 thwearawal-scrolscring hi! the Erase ad The Peering of Diti bat the twinning thrust comhined with the head and legs of tdil Keyes That inightr sour stirring run Was a fee tura ea weer thnt brilliant broke!) field run Of the Little Sharpshooter -Theyweee-thinagete-erivel be but the dominant thin tr of the game was the soul of the team that withstood the heartbreaks of the first half Thera may have bee nother Commo- don teams that fought back from the rim of digester to the giery of defeat There may have been ethers that showed courage but that great itoterdr wairttta itatest that has ever been Nt3CAL 11111110311 There went agairoit the lisrvieetifit team yesterday In the early quertere betake that were not created but Owslt care from mistakes and faitTht tflA Ed Yoting tried a drop kick e-rfr In the rime It was a weak eff rt and roiled almost over Only 114 not on tn two-yard line direet tha A maniac play it fr nd om under them a the Lit- tie Sheorerbno4or brinte4 It 011tVoi444teer Again efre kiek this time vslid st4 out of boanda at the two-yard line A anrf velod was binning aeross the trcr grid blew out his kick on tho 31rd tney the Ight that a the be game roittos the than lie team-- mt tideway If that flyfng it What whirl rnm -so tind th th he That a tea broke 4abuI to was hatood halt 0mmo- from or of At hors It 5t it 1 i lt ly iy I Id illy ItAtpll SP(ILT The) say' of the Ir a on Ds that when he Paw his British squares mit hue sway before the Trottel) shot at Weterloo that lie Calmly said "Hard pounding gentlemen we shall see who can pound the longest" Satunday afternoon on Dudley field the Commodores pounded the longest 'The Orange and 'White reeks of Tennessee broke and fled pounded to death by' a 34 to 2 score -f Thor ay the nited States Marines at Helle noods that they telmly ixed their slings and shot with such deadly accuracy that the flower of the Druesien troops broke and fled in the final howl' of fight Itrn dm olrallsod and and easy prey for the advance that followed Saturday efternoon wben the Outlook was dark and gloomy as the he glowering skies above gallant little Dili Spears fixed his sighte and be ipot firing pass after peas Those Commodores who were in the game say of Tenneesee eleven that a note of byeteria crept into their voittas 'al the) pleaded that Speer be onPpedo But the deasity killing peseta went an and Tennessee fled derboralired andotterly helpless before the fury of the Comm odore attack 4 Tor three quarter Dan the Iron Duke of Southern football sat On the 'sidelines and saw break Sifter break go against his team Ile "saW the fiest'quazter pees -secorelests be savr his team and Ranks' cent itt the senomP period he itnessed the third pass Soreless Wc 4 "Ilard pounding gentlemen we see who can pun od the longest rush of feet and euddenly bodiee the the way was clearcl Out of that swirl came little Reese is yet- At the top left Bill Spears the Little Sharpshooter etting off punt from behind his own goal line He is putting everything into It both feet being off the ground as he-swings all his body into the boot At the rftif is the first Vanderbilt touchdown with Hoyle Young over for th score Note how the 'Tennessee line had been: piled away to open the hole In the lower left Ed Young Nas Mille boy with Tennessee is about to be tackled by Red Bailey He is trying an end run deep in his own territo ry 'At the right the Commodores pile up an end run The bottom photograph shows the captains and officials Let to right: Lowe Tennessee Sike Williams umpire Bill Streit head linesmen Gil Reese 'Vanderbilt and Snyder-referee These photographs hylV--E- Barr- or the AL Lt J't if toe putting ev first Vand away to Bailey bottom ph Streit Bannerst Dirmitighem Ala Oct POOrtta CInon tide' moving-along 1 mighty swelle of brilliant: football iwept uptin ItithwOod" Veld Saturday afternoon caughtup scrappinggewente Tiger and wreshedtt CoMpletelftetor the Southern Conference picture The final Sean was 21 to 0 Water and 1 r'have been enemies sincelhe beginning of time but they teamed to in' perfect unison' gaturdaY the Crimson tide taking to the ozone for numerow lengthy advances down the Rickwood Meadow The powerful Purple line gave the great Hubert and his band of lieutenants plenty of trouble but when the Purple gall re-toped -to -sive- Hubert gen-- eral sought hit gain eleewhere and when the eturdy Purple flanlimen and 'the-tittignifirent---tioNtier liehoneec halted- the thruott of Muck lirowit around the 'twinge thief Alabama etrerteeist -railed' for -truism -It" wag- forward fling that put the Tide in poeition to push oer the opening counter another that brought the third touchdown' and -Hill another that placed the leather on -the one yard line from where Herschel Cat-well plunged over fumbled and liu bort recovered for the final score before the struggle hatheto close -They were not short chugs" over the line that Alema used biti Ion sensational hest's that brought the stands to their feet en every fling Gillie and Caldwell were 'peering the tosses of tea snatching' the leather from the outstretched arms et purple tereied btILItwaa not IllPFernte Passing but cool accurate sharpshooting en perefectl executed plays rooter Huberti gashing --ertrilsorrl-ullback'" bucked over the first Crimson tally' takingi the oval for five consecutive plunges front the Sewenee 12-yar4 strip 10 collect the ate points They were bard earned yerds every one of them but thetlistotPpoley MAUI ilegntrited- the distance ta short takes It was a magnificent Performance through a curdy determined buneh of forwards While the Crimson forward wait was guilty of periodic sluggishness the fact that the gewenee ball toter were unable to register a single final clown speaks Quite a lot in Heel! Gibbons was never given a ebene to get started I the Atabame linemen while the fleet Power and Darker were always throttled by the Crimson wing men Alabeme rang eleven first downs divided as Four' in opening period one in tho teccio one in the thIrd and fire in the hate-ruining fourth Pot the score nor the number of Alabame first downs doe not detract from the wallant defensive offered by the toys from the Tertea mountain- Few better foot hail gamea from itdefoose standpoint ever-b-sen torued le than those pie-red he Mahoney the Sewanee foa1 and the redlleaded 'Foxier hiyeey hare'" headed and leen! limbed fornislied the Crimson ball I toter with dosette of 'coinage his twitisiing toniiner ot a rerhane I greatest -Indivithint pertiyttnance- of the dal Once or tert- wiln a Prim-Isem 1e7 wee flashing through en omen field Getrce Mahoney was the 1 final oheacle that prevceted the inIre When an Aieheme back ortt41 to poke he way throuen tue Slat zees forword wall tt wag the 014me rotothyllo bowed op le Iiirmitigham Ala Oct 11--(Spe l'clwIllui tidev' of moving s' alon la mighty swell brilliant football wept drown' upen Rickwoo4 field Saturday afternoon caught up a scrapping Sewante Tiger and washed it coMpletell Out or the Southern Conference Picture The al fin score was 21 to 0 Water and ir'havo been enemies since the be- ginning of time but they team teamed to- ttg-tiieleteert hptnce iueremikmttNettsro 0 dno nwpwetrnriefeteenactzdtt taolkwievi nualgatTiovthn: von ibifustvni nathlivelietnenubtehitet Pagnrt7uhroPlt ple lll niutybeort Purple the en iweeretielgi Zs: bo eral sought his rainy eleewhere and when th eturdy Purple flankon and the---snagnificent---toNtlee Mehosies halted the thruett of Stack Limiest round the wings) the etre- tsetse called- for It wag forward fling that put the Tide In poeition to push oter the petting counter another that brought the third touchdown' and 'till another that placed the leather on Ihe one- yard line from where Herschel Cita- 11' i i 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 3 I 4 1 I i 1 'United Statu raper mono rnado from old rags 1 por cent linen and 21) pot cent cotton Vatted Stat from aid rag Pit cent go 'United States raper money to outdo from old rags ii per coot linen and 21) per cent cotton Central High Reserves Trims Clarksvilliarts Central High Reserves atani rtms Clarkr Gaie Al? SCORES EASY VICTORY I ii 1 7- VICTw vi 114L7 en- Gantt- 4-- 'RIDDEN VICTORTE Out of that slippery Mid there was to emerge victory etartking in Its sildtionnesa surprising is Ita -gout lateness aud Intensity' There Was that old exchange: of Punta si the fourth quarter started with the wore des41ocksti There Wore a Pow play that meant little and then it wse Vstridesbitt1- halt on Tennessee 44-yord hoe tpeare tianda a yard The little Marine at the Commodore gunners rung a pass tandero that camght out 0( twurodeiCroxite 'time 1111-a eland pace grotto-1 the Little istia1PI shooter lot 1)331 whirled out to toe ett and settiott into till Jteetio's smut The scontiry oshet Dyer bvt the little Commodore captain was thr A etz'ore Meant vie tory Ten yards trom the oat line lookett bci lhe pursue's were elooirg In be tatA throe teps rid litirted 113 tareatti 'IanCt exer the Dor It was hraterork tof the tif14 kind On the ot tart he venni' have awl o'et both the Pt-I-m91D pion tett riding tile back anti legs That ennush to tattoo the Comtro3 iore rooters tti enttit their lung That as vtrierr out of the vray sky of As svmthe dreary tor luat as gio-y Put tnton short'? it loss Venderhilte 1 ennessee'e 1-var1 VW it heti rippA ott sh 1 lore 1te hI trorn the arms of Vol4t4toer as I aa attempting a dronpod the Loie Sharp otono-r- eh rorie toot shot 'sod It beWorl toe Ptte Nom! vots i ain still fra)ed from litst run ta bitt rrottEht hts Oen left let cot i smi seer So yams I '4 II 114 lotoed 110 front the st000i A horko I4 throt tnf etto len1 h- I) I 5-) 1'1 line 1 It I arts of tr' tnn I i i 141-111ed LII 3 3 SVODEN VICT unav Out of that slippery field there was emerge victory etertiing in Its anddeoneen urpraeing tn -ttI comv pletentee and intensity I 3 There was that v)Id -exchange: of put NI the fourth quarter atarted With the wore deadlocked There Were a few play that meant little avid then it wee Vanderbitt's-balk on 44-ysrd 4in Spears made a yard The little Marine et the Commodore cmners flung a Pass to Sanders that weir esioeht eut of bounds- the atond! pack grooved the Lit Lle 'atianc't shooter 'Int ball whirled out to the right and settied into t1 Reeee's The Oraose-clad secondary rushet aver bvt Lae 'Hie Commodore captain was oif A 4s37ore meant -vie tory Ten yards from the goat iloe look mt hack the pursuers were elooleg In toot three tepa aod 'Ithrted'Ihs body forward ehtt e'er the Doe It was liraterork tof the tinet kind on the 'A turf he wool' have snd over t1d both the yeto-aseti inert heel tiding tiLe balck and legs That was enoueh to rause hve lore roeteri ht split their hInge one vIciorr out of the gray sky or a avemitie dreary ue Tun eaa eio-e i put tron shoelor It was i'anoer- tool ou ennessee'e 1-var1 1( a 333- had riPIN'd or1 tore toe thil from "0 4'1' as he waa atiempung a baes Erir dronred th4 thIrT': 10notr soh tovt an41 it beh'0i tuft PtItt NEvral votsa soth-i ain still O- 4 run er Its ty td nt to Oitt to Ottlel tPld 1149111 Pletettgel There part ts tylth aro a and the Tonnes' made a tha gam Vack Shane'' rIght a arm rushet captain tar)' tho matt )1Arted ater lb the rine aetollJ Melt! and ler That 1r4 lora Via at 1100 sto-r Put an-i len tt014I pee Reit rihnottr bantietra 04-1t1 rtk It awn tin (44 yam tho jtoa A It tw? 34 it the quo 1) DB VICTOST 0 that alleir ria there wee Ills -tty 441- tne tn A10 At 'reeled Ins Clarksville second team Saturday morning by the score or 13 to I Central scored in the first quarter'on a blocked punts From then on entil the last quarter both teams battled on even terms but In the fourth 'quarter each side' scored touchdowns on passes Central will play 31 A Friday week on -Carney fluid raft Central Ng?) Claktville aeon' nd testa Saturdar MOrnint el el el el Eleven Piles Up 27 to 0 Score on Coach Km time's tre Dame Is Helpless Agdnst Defensive Play of Soldiers 'Et even- AOCKne I 6 nxirift 1 cit sirosifiii4s sees i 51-4te----Ttes et Dan lit 'engin wan Dna game Ten setae bas a great leant sad it la 11 credit le wits seer murk teams ea they harm I dual think I seer maw a better display et murals litati that stand wises sty boys tarried them baek ts tbs oneyardi Cam" 19 rnotko Tennessee "it wax I bard ass le loam We just aermed is ge up la Oa sir In Ike last quarter Valoderbill played a 1 Diso football Gil Deese Vasderbilt aspestio "Vidal we ga in iltal haat qiuteter IS suss lb 7 ieetad in whisk itad a real diaries Spoors did It with Ills paaalag" JohltPf artrton Comma old Vanderbilt woo a tins warm it 1 duvet sea mit? the boys made into autr-er sat tbro periods Why did they wait a film Williams sera sew such passing asi lipears about id 44 vs driving a aari with peek Dan' was a Ilai sews has a great te is credit le aria vet a they haws I deal nits a belief display tbas that stand sib tarried therm ta I Tonne ItwRTiJrdiatl evemed is ge up la ti last quarter Valideri Doe football -Gil Reese- Vaatiertst "Vidal we ga I thal It seas this slily ieel st bad a real emote did It with Ilia panel Johaar artrton Vanderbilt gssw hut dwelt See I made was onar-1 tat Why Cif they watt see dike Wilitlasue amyl saw such as I id 44 was drista reek kiss Tell end It la tem ilk aver (murals ter bops no-reed 4 We jthe ust ta played moats sett la which tit Iris MOUS ON se a tin the bers I sever set sewn wail with Ey WALTE1 ECKERSALL' tolgy's victory gives West Font three victories sad Notre Dame 'WM The caps Tribune Nashville Banner rontest ot 1123 resulted In a gears- teased Wire): less tie York Oct 17--In the'-prese Notre Dame's dowrnfall bysuch an ot 72300 pectator said- to be unexpected one-sided sears was du superior play th Dacdte' crowd which ever save a li tothe ne The powerftil ing forof wae nis simply tins event flSW iTorkCItY drove in uperhuman ad et the 'Army ifootball team su- spoiled plays before they were formed Al an example of thelore 11 coached CePt Jubn 11c! wordy wonderfulplay Notre Dime defeated Notre Dame the Me bid elcht attempted forward paseseal )nal champions 27 to this el- blocked behind the scrimmage In 'some CAtete the bail cherteed )(will the Yankee stauiumt hinds as many es' three times irbing eras the tint victory of the the eCrimmagot line in order to result over the Western eleven ince In the proper dela' 10 that reeelv when the C-adat eleven was--the oLnd thviefsletreiwclT II to la and tti the "'VOW' IrriatAT hef4 befor he could even it defeat ever banded a Notre throw the helit On ore occeet9a the ate tl-rNwn by a Western PloYt at to tearn! Fame years hem Yale te tacked The attempt 'rent tatc rota the South Dend eleven' IS the bands id Epragoe the -Army It 'Ram Ih ttelfth megine of (Chicago Tribune Nashville Banner teased Wire): York Oct 17--In llut'-Prme ot 72300 pectator said- to be largest crowd which ever saw a vent In New iTork C11' the 'Army ifootball team coached by' Caot John 11c defeated Notre Dame the 1124 champions 27 to this In the Tinkle stadium was the Drift- victory of the over the Western eleven 'ince when the C-adat- eleven aras--the 11 to 10 and it Is the e'conel defeat ever handed a Notre tearn dame years back Yee frora the South Deal leven 21 It vtas the toefth meeting of Ey WALTER (Chicago Tribune: Leased Torii Oct of T2300 spec largest crowd 'Vent lo the Army) coached 4 defeated Nol 0181111310M In the Te was the tire over the We when the Cad 30 to la ar defeat ever tearw4 63m1 front the SAO It nes the I -iterrdage "A froth Lewis Mini tee received at eight reaJi bet blocked some skit itainst Tnn-easels 'Woe-glad to heartho score They 'molt have tdowa op Georgia has very Cast bias and lots' of strength The-ir Paesi IVO very deCeptps" Lewis Itucts-or the credlt for the Tel II and Tennessee victoriet goes to-Levrteitartage' IIJ pert scolotinu hes giren the Commodores on accOrste 11ea ot the enemy attack liardese wae without pees al a' telt tack Ile Is srithout peer as a scout HarrdcriSa' IFILLIcRA 111 prcr Icew trice the prcer superbly Ewan cational alterncotv It Army Ink victor worst Dame eon to I 41mr i1 Nutre 10 elevtis and New face lOorting proer Parhir Ewan national ternoon It Army Mt victor worst Dame wort to St Petersburg Easz ty Wins Gridiron Fray Weet Palm Oct II Wy tnIted Preet)-St PeterIrt high lertrool trempled on the -et bero-Pitturdarto-the extent of 41 ur frothlnr 11oodbar4 erorert four tourhrie for the Sninto Ferguaon 'cruk-'r411 two end Roe rte- The kroto 4not of the teem wee'lieretroons trrolttil fl-yerd rurt for rt touchdlwe elor r444yop1 ne on of Pnole pIm gozr a teazle of teach boys arLiY tron Fray Ttrrtra4to trwirmrt tie attack' A wttair: st4 it was first 4 0 Os S-sati Prist Two PloY91 and It wrts tus the 1-yasel lins trt-tit fttrsard Tentittsr's 0zt 11P00 t3t411 bit het rt10 bta tits barred and Sacars tialn putatat ho Th ttt watt rt toat 44411 bi tttt to rL Ottriy 14111 tt tver on cross tla er I 1 "MIS ft'str bstk frnyt -t tat urtiesttrted ott issl Tart) I it VIII It eI Iu 'IL i vt I tt "I A vfnalt7 twif down off Ott toed and It Its tfri ftrwatfif tiny bta her flk txtred aflfz I '1110 VItrft 46 -3 CPU tEr4r3 CPU 1 re I Oc- on rale Ti) 14 tC -t i.