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uzuvzar SU' NbAY" NOVEMBElt'4 1923 ea I)- SUNDAY NOVEMBER24 1923 1 NAS DANNE i i 0 liASIIVILLE IIVILLE TENN tli ttEl 1 1 0 t' I 1r PREP SCHOOL CAPTAIN I I SIX'-'c1t1T urple Falls Before Drive of Minnesota itPurple Falls tb Minnesota It minnesota RACE FOR GRIDIRON CROWN First Period humbles Iowa Firsti Period Mithigan in humbles Iowa MIGHTY DRIVE OF ILLINOIS r'tr 'STAR BEATS CHICAGO 7 TO 0 Reit dra4'e' Proves Wild Man in Attack Against Maroons and Worms IV ay to Only Gant ol Came-61000 People See Contest 't Mi 110 61 MIGHTY DRIVE OF ILLINOIS Against of i 1 1 1 A'' 3 I Yale Cornell Syracuse Illichigan Illinois and Notre Dame While Somewhat Braised Nave Clean in South Is Tangled and Notre aean red Fete I I I I I I I 7 404 I I I 1 (Chicago Tribune-NesMIN Banner Leased Wire) Minneapolis -Nov toThe Minnesota football team stayed In the running for the big ten championship by defeating Northwestern on Field this afternoon in game that Wes replete with thrille from beginnig to end The final score was Minnesota 34: Northwestern IC The Gophers played their beet game of the year to rout the Purple clad athletes tmlay They had to fight an uphill game In the nret quarter When Northwestern scored a touchdown on the first play of the game Minnesota power was not to bode Med and by the end of the first quarter had crossed the visitors goal line twice Prom that point on the Go pliers had a Commanding lead and although Northwestern was able to score again in the fourth quarterly the successful use of short passes Cm score came with tomot of the tlopher regulars on the sidelines (Chicago Tribline-Nsithellia Banner Leased Wire) minneapolla Nov to--The Minnesota football team stared In the runnine foe tha bin ten ehnninitinehin bye (locively defeating Northwestern on Nort'artio- Field this afternoon itk game that was replete with thrille from beginnig to end- The final score was Minnesota 34: Northwestern 14- The Gophers played their beet game of the year to rout the Purple clad athletes today They had to fight an uphill game In the first quarter When Northwestern seored a touchdown on the first pier of this game 4 Minnesota power was not to hede- Med and by the end of the first quar- ter had crossed the visitors' goal line ic twe Prom that Point on the ni phers had a comanding lead and although Northwestern was able to score again in the fourth quarter Ile the successfu use of short passes tso 'a score cams with tomet of the tiophor moo zl iz no nn Anittall I nem A I I 4 1 4- 1 It :4 --t 4 4 4 4 't -1 1 4 tt 4 t' -'''''Y-- i 4 Nc: A "4 'N 4 I (ehicoge Tribitne-Kaslitille tanner toesed Wire) lows City IL Nov 14--tutr7 t14 l'est and hio Michigan football Machine Atli are it big feaur fl the western Conference title race The fighting Wolverine eleven locked a cteath grill on Vniversity of toga' throat In the first quitter toity end then hung on to the final Whistle for a tO I bittciry Oviti the Hawkeyes ft itt orreet WHO' Otte of those bruIIn cruelling contests with the 10101111A- battling desperately to retrieve lost ground and the WolVerines fighting with determinetion to defend their els-point ntergin of victory Threats to score there were I plentyi but on each oceaalott the 'defending threatened loom manager to Ward oft their opponents from scoring- Michigan didn't have things all its own -wan for CoRch Howard Jones' boys putted o1PVerni 'Oterling drivea down the field end twice were ripped up the back by fumbles owe Mowed all tile bettor over the Michiganders in the second quarter but titter gaining those nine points in the first period Michigan's line Wasn't going 10 be smashed (ChcatO i tribitne-iktestIVille tianner 2 Leased Wire) cetera Conference title Pace The atlegahithingeriWo throat In the 'first quitter toitY and then htingTint' tb the final Whistle for a II tO II tdettiry Ovei the Itawkeyea ft la a greet bettle floe of those brulaingo cruelties contests with the 1010 AMA- battling desperately to ev rettle lost ground end the Wolt-erines fight- Dig witil determination to defend their ela-noin margin of victory Threats to score there were At plenty bet en eaeh neeasion the 'defendint threat ened team managed to Oar oft their opponents from scorin g- Michigan didn't have things all ito own -way for Coach Howard' Jones' boys nutted 'aeveral -itterilnit deivee IOW lg Nov ITO Xest and MI Michigan rootbali tiEttlitt (United Press Staff orrespondent) ew York os high th -team borhans end handsome In glory for a 'week "peg ell the Sate I at least six treat football team' ee i est Virgin tnained tonight in the rapidly dimin- Eastern picture tvh Ishing grouts et aepirants for the fable them le te 8r1 dd and croto of the gridiron eate oil king Oft the widely ocattered battlefields Cott MilitA of the Past West and sotithi Tale Divan tho COrnell Syracuse Michigan and No- teteth'" Ire Dame came through with tho 44Ytt frotri-i10-1(1 heads high end teeorda tintarnished It as eclumblit'S I With I fo excelitions the face Ineet Pleeenne ene among the eurstrorso while marked tral: lotzthetxu reneltoptapdb tome With the tears ot battle were Tech whicg won ft not striingert The tlay's garnet tol- week it to 0 lowed form as closely football can itoNsitgm'ttethrt 1161:1 be eopected to adhere to the done Melted that the The else of the core mere than the mey 11" getting on thi -team Porhans eiliong all the eastern Penn State held lir West Virginia Eastern picture when them le to and tiii With ttatmlatA titollta Dowd tho linr erthelees was toy over Middlebury to A I to I tie It as Columbia' most pleasant one Lehigh furnished eras not expected by Teel which won week 10 to 0 Nary'! 0 to 0 bras gomewhat 6 dicated that the may be getting on 1 1 4 first In ft teams to It tie inst it 't faded from Syracuse litot Syracuse Is still undefeated the leaders if Vittattate bat a autartaa nee' columbia'a to I vie which held Verb-arid two weeks ago Prat victory but a to accept another result that beating Carnes'' front Pittsburg htst victory over tollati surprise and it In midshipmen at i heir real stride Washington and efferson blipped down a ent when atayettesprong a touchdown in the final quarter anti held them to a six to sit tie Pittsburg added one more 'tei Da String of losing by falling before Penn I Id Harvard looked none too well in beating Tete 10 to 0 but the Princeton Tigers were impressive la ning from Swarthmore 89 to 6 Michigan continued Its sweep through the western conference with a 9 to I victory over Iowa end filinote knocked Chicago out of the runnIng by winning 7 to 0 TAStlitEll IN SOPYIL 't r11 le beat till tin ray liar BA I Ile ri Bar- ta am but thst erneg19- tit hist it in It lest stride blipped Ptpruntit or MI 'fel before ct in taint ferencit Iowa out of I I By TIMING MONO TribuiteNashville Danner pa i Leased WIlab) Urbana III Nov 11Iistro14 Orange mighty grows mightier' day by day Today its was a wild matt afoot a veritable Whirlwind of setivity on raindoaked nald and the ponderous Chicago Ma toting linable to match the speed of the meteoric lad from Wheaton Ill fell back in defeat before their time" bonoted Orango anti Bide fees In a brilliant struggle that marked the opening of the Illinois Memorial stadium The score was to 0- Elate-one thousand enthusiasts saw Os game For hard relentlessnall It tram la game minions genies Find It was the ohne who drove their enemy he- for them and then It was the Illinois the Maroons it was ea that xi Mnt na in old-time driving into the wall The Mini did that and more bin because the apirghtly elusive Orange -was continually on the rampage Theta wee none in the Maroon him 11' ItittlkYORWAISID8 STRONG Strangely enough the much-teemed Illini overhead attack did not figure to any great extent ZupPhe's men found they could puncture that high-powered wall of Chleago's and they did it consistently The Maroons dhl the same but they didn't find the Mint forward the meek and humble foes anticipated Chit-ago had counted on that anti when the actual test proved differently the Maroons had nothing to WI hack upon At least dui did not show It except in the it few minutes of play when long Pgssee were attempted as a forlorn hope of over-COW rig what Ciratthge's dashes and Britton's toe had piled up against thorn al the end ot the third quarter They were too late for the Illini were even Urbana mightior a wild Ina Wind of a field and I 'coon( isna the meteor ten back i bonored brilliant a opening of dium Tho 'icor bitY-oni tho game For bar game mum Ito!) no a ft them Ulf ul Tha'a cause ti Antedo Thettp MIX Strang II lint tee to any found th powered did it the same forward a nticipat that and difforentl to WI not Athol minutes i attenipte COMT ng Itritton's al the el were to Irla VATJOIIAN 7 etronger defensively tiller their touchdown than they had been previduely' Not a pass figured In that Illino mare!) to victory that started on their own 37-yard line Ramming of the line by Grange and ateElwain with an occasional dash by Orange did IL Altogether Zuppke's men tried the aerial attack only five times and only once were aucceestful and that was onlY for a gain of five yardw MAIM LONG DASH Orange bilged hie long dash juet as the nrst period Wan drawing to a close The Maroon's- after a kick bad been able to gain only two yard in line drives and the ball was On the 3 4-yerd line Until this linage the in-violet had made no attempt at painting Then Pyott heaved one toward the Mini goal and Orange 118 is his way Just eeemed to rime up out of no where to snatch the ball away from his eager adversaries With that as twked safely under his arm Orange Warted Ile was on his own 13-yard line Like a shot he went around his right end One Maroon after another raced to head him off but asfaet they eppeared he eluded them Zorn and Pyott finally caueht him on Chicago's 13-yard mark The period ended here MTN THAT COVNTED The hllinI drive that yielded a touchdown started with the third period about half elapsed McElwain smashed center for two yard and then the neneational Orange slipped through left tackle end dashed to Chicago's 22- yard line Again he took the oval ekirted his right end and went charging down the side line Side stepping four Maroons who tried to bring him down he charged along until the goal had beet) crowd anti the 51000 In the stands howlde as if panto stricken but a moment later all was 'thence Orange had run out of bounds on the 7-yard mark Prom here Grange wormed hie way through left tackle for the touchdown VATMITAN 'itch- O' Ilnole their the with Id it- the only wall et as Dloott been nee Thin! in l- pees- I' A Wins Over Strong Massey Eleven ri victory 1tW1 canoed two tremendous mirprises in the eaat when Tele rad away from the 'Army SI to 11 and when Cornell overwhelmed Dartmouth 81 to- 'I Tale Impressive against toss strong opponents all season in almost con- vineinft demonstration of power against the Army team loomed ItO not only as a prospective champion of the "Mg Three" but cc a prominent eantlidate for the eastern championship It has been years Since such A prom-Ming Yale ten has rounded into the stretch and the Pholits from Yale cemps could be beard all over the 11ast Rooters for Tennessee to Run Special Pulaski Nov game between Maasey and MontgomerY Hell Academy here this afternoon was one of the hardeot fought aVer witnessed on the Veld It ended to 3 in favor of the visitors The line-plunging of Massey barks were outstanding features as wale the returning of punts by Martin and Ma attempt at field goals completing OM A wet field hindered the Plate to a treat extent and the A team played a fast snanPY ball but Massey's line held form throughout A scored in the third quarter completing a pass from the twenty-yard line Massey's three points came in the first five minutes of play Both teama showed great fighting spirit dempite throughout Rill my he of km he lia mg to in fl vir he a te ut 4 1 1 IliTotresPame't great eleven traveling on high momentum reached ints the conferenee for some laurels and plucked off Pardue by a 34 to I scam Notre Dame has not any foolish Meng that It is a disgrace to be scored on Matters complicated from the start were more tangled than ever in the South when Georgia Tech and barna and Vanderbilt end the elm! Agates played careless ties Center beat Kentucky 10 tot and Georgia won from Auburn 1 to into timt tt score bleat red on start in the 6 Ala- ties and to CORNELL ifg STRONG Cornell' root et Dartmouth meant more to Cornell than a victory over the eontplerer of Parvard end one of the wowed teatne of the Fat Cornell has had a powerful teem for three years hut had heard nothing but taunt ot about the echedule of "met ups" over whir the team rode to its victories Today' terrille beating of Dartmouth vindicated Cornell and placed Knoxville Tenn Nov having defeated Ttt lane II to 2 southern Railway officiate nnounced today that the proposed Special train from Knoxville to Nashville for the Vanderbilt game la esttired The Victory ha ensofiraged Tennesene and had it been it defeat there might not have been a epeeist train traveling Passenger Agent Acker stated The train will leave Knoxville Friday night Proepects for winning overVanderibilt tire regarded am bright by fans here Had Shield Watkins field not been elippery due to drieeling rain tbe score might have been even greater I Fumble' wore costly to Tonneseo 'leveret times and when a new football wee brought out Wane protested against it and the old ball Waft retained Powder being sprinkled on It Act ti 1 a I 1 4 I 1 'eiiit: 2 14 t1' k' 114' sg 4 Z''''' 75 4- I '-1 44 14'4r01111iliK eve )t 1 -0041D: 4 ---4 4 7 44' A' '1' 1 1 A 4 l' i 11 ::13:4 4 4 1 f7 A' 1i il' 4 4' I kr 1 i l' ii: :11 I 0 Aker ir 04 14k 4- 'gk A 1 I4 441 '4- k--rel I i i )1 i' -e't soli A It ft i i i) A 5' 41 1i'' 4 i i ii? ii 4- eP ji 1 4t 10 4 i ti 1-is'it 141- 1'4 I '')L34 '''4 1' i O' --ra i ke tsx oi oo 1 Sewanee Splashes Way to 264 Victory Over Chattanooga Eleven )en Harvard Held for Downs On One-Inch Line hun fo Princeton Has oxen eceh gpaenved down thn Little Trouble Penn Twists With Garnets Pitts Tail to rain which peppered down the entire game Tune of 6 to 0 0 1 Chattanooga Tenn Nov a Florida Wins sea of mud whleh soon rendered rec- ognition of the players imposaible from I the side linen Sewanee splaahed her way to a 28-0 victory over the trni- asily From vermity of Chattanooga Moccasins Saturday afternoon at Chamberlain field The entire liras played in Mercer 19 to 710iftaiycroraw ninevrh reeltdoteeitetlithone otAses vermity of Chattanooga Moccasins 5aturday afternoon at Chamberlain field The entire game liras played in a steady rain which minted the size of the crowd belovr eaPoctation (Chinigo Tribune-Nashville Danner Leased Wire) Palmer Stadium Princeton Nov Tigers decisively defeatcd the light Swarthmore eleven here in paltrier stadium this afternoon 25 to 6 With a brilliant run by Limberger In the last tninute of ttiaVinn $111 long pan from Wilcox the Garnets scored it lone touchdown muddy field Sewenee had the ball ort the locals 20-yard line when the half ended Neither eleven meored in the third quarter the bail again see-sawing back and forth Toward the elOSP of the period the Tigers opened a sustained drive Led had Op hall on Chattanooga's five yard line as the quarter ended Sewattee scored tWo more toucti: downs in the final period The first came early in the quarter when the Tigert blocked a Moccasin punt and Kent fell on the ball for a touchdown Chattanooga reeelved the bail but was to punt and the Bengali gradually worked the bail to thP goal line Barker going over fur the last count ball on he half third ig back toe the ve and 8 five first ten the nt and bail le Ben-to the ver fur Philadelphla Nov International NewR the first time In nine year Pennsylvania twisted the Pittahursh Panthers tail with a A tn 0 or today in a hotly contested game 'rhe Rill and Tillie aolved the celebrated Pittsburgh reverRe play anti countered with an fective one of their own Marty in the second period brilliant rune by Thomas paved the way for the Penn touchdown McGraw taking the ball uver on a line plunge "Tex" Hamer failed to kick goal li it la ill ly he on- touchdown McGraw taking the ball uvry on a line plunge Tex" Ramer failed to kick goal tChicago Tribune-Nashville Banner Leased Wire) Cambridge Mass Nov College made a gallant attempt to "''401 Oftem the onrushing tido of Crimson Victory here today but Harvard uncovered a real quarterback in the per1 NM Ot Joe McGlone who swept down the fleig to a IC to 0 triumph High caliber punting by Hammond tallied sufficient ground for ilervard to enable her to start ber rushing attack In the first half McGlone ki a 20-yard field goal while StIllit rushing lent across ok- a touchdown in the second Jon- ilic scored the rejnaleing points In i I AO last quarter Tufts took Um bail 1 on downs one Inch from the goal lino Iry the third period McGlone was the IrlIr for earvard Macaw Cumin Colter Au 4" "r' u'n Jo lloti a 2S-3tard field goal while Itetl'Stght rushing lent Cordingly across 1 i'Otr'll touchdown In the second Jon- itig scored the remaining poInte In A111a Iwo (wetter Turtos took this hell Sswanee scored one touchdown In earl' of the first and soccmd periods and two in the fourth Viers of kicked off to Perry of Sewanee The ball was adranced rapidly to Chattanooga!" le-yard line The locala stiffened but Sondem fimilli plunged oven yards for it ootwhdonvn for Sewanee foal was lacked During the first period did not have the ball Harris for Sewanee ran Oink es yards for a touehdown sort- after the second period opened The Tigers failed to kick goal The ball then see-sawed up and down the Fla Nov Intermittentid News University of Florida won a decided victory over Mercer here this afternoon hy a score of 19 to 7 Mercer's only score come in the first period as the result of a Oeorgian recovering et block kick under Florlda'S goal 1 I' '4' tr 4 i tr 1 4 'r 1-! tv 4 0 4i- i 1 I I- It 4 i i 4'' 14 4 41 A '-'7 ni 4 1 IP' '''4 'A'll ell' 14 -g'' 4 0 GET A QUICK START Th" cold mornings by using Magic Renzol Masiz I -7- i lidayette in Fast Finish Ties and I I 'yr est911 is 111P11 "Dick" Dodson captain of Peabody Demonstration foot ball eleven is looming up ae one of the best backfield men in the state Ile plays fullback and for the last three years has been a regular on the football squad at the Demonstration School He is a real line-plunger and is one of the best punters in the state Dodson has been a big factor in the success of the Peabody eleven for the last two years and his ability at hurling the oval made their aerial attack effective sontAM ri-4- I tsi---a--41-iii arsit Centre Beats Kentucky by Ten Points Princeton scored in every quarter the first tally coming when Smith drop-kicked goal from the twenty-five-yard line After steadily working the boll down the field on PitiCePS811' line plunges Vangerbig scored the Tigerq first touchdown hut smith failed in try for point Their second touchdown early in the second came after Dimunore had passed to Smith for a twenty-five-yard gain Vsngerhig nortin accounted for the score Ken-mouth kicked ttotil In the third pla7 et thP second half fleattry ran forty yards through the whole Swarthmore team for I touch- rlown and Caulking kicked goal Largendra substituted for Vangerhig near the close of the third quarter roissel to 'Vinson nutting the hail on rthreore's tni y-ya rrl line and I then on a line plunge gained thirteen yorda Caulking on the next play went through tackle for touchdown Ho failed goal printon' final geore WWI mad Le-gendre in the last (matter on a line plunge 'Wingate failed goal Swarth more made her tally In the at two 1 minutes of play WIIPT1 Wilcox passed from Princeton's forty-three-yard line te Linikerger who dodging tacklers raced ten yards over goal Potterer failed in the try for point In the try for point yard line At ler steadilY workin'a the ball down the Geld on eucceseirS line plunge'' Vengerbig scored the Tigertf first touchdown hut Smith failed in try for point Their second touch- flown earl) in the aecOadi came atter Navy Showing Real Strength Whips Colgate New York Nov International Newa Sterviem)--Coming from behind in the final perical Lafrayette tied the unbeaten Wttshinkton and ferRonteam this afternoon in a terrifically fought battle The final score was 6 to 6 "1" l'IIIIIIIIIIG RACES Danville KY Nov 8 United Press University of Kentucky held Centre to a 10 to 0 score here today The "Prayin Colonel" ecored goal from field In the fIrst quarter and wore then held scoreless by the Kentuckians uttl the final pertod when they putthed the ball over for the only touchdown of the game Annanolls Md Nov 2--t Prenn Working up to it4 tett form the Navy elevon from the strong Colgate team rt to A btrort a orwod of 13000 here thot atter Milligan College Swamped by King' AT LATONIA noon One touchdown and a field goal gave Spring Hill the rnidahipmco the points for a earned victory by Soul Spring Hill by Tar Heels Defeat Sister State 13 to 0 Beaten Bristol Tenn- Nov 3---Stpeolal) --ithowing great tiriVing power and Southwestern hrilliant work the King College Tornadoes pfla defeated the Milligan college U'AITI here 40 to Alinigan kt 'Aide Vs Nov rniversity defeated rikkk4t 'kr Power in the first 'iot soon withered under the 1101 their annual foothail linart" iiroshing tine smashes of the Tornaro tit to 7 Cagle quarterback for -4intiovestern team road two 50- king now ha a total of 43 points aril runs ror the Rix qatriem played this year Her goal has been eroassel hat once flhapley'm nopard run through a broken held In the final period ffr 511hVYl4 touchdown was the the game (Worm te had thrP ts good chans Slextro hut thp punch ta 4e( through tbs 'Navy's defense Yesterday's Results First rare Mil YAAr-OMS and pap furlongs-171)Hr) Hugh 112 Mar-nor) 11230 4730 $490 won Chief Brant 112 (Nroonev) Sfo 30 $4 40 see ond 11 169 morrimpf) s570 third trio 1:13 rtau(ls tirok) RICIPPOM5 NIC)011 1ady IManitalon Gaallisha 1aontes Oreen Ilriar Monnere also ran Fted nnd rac 2-year-olds 4 furlongs --Quren (Tharfling: 1 I 1 (Wallace) 4602n 42540 11159(1 won Ilsmra 111 (Pevie) 41120 4790 alepond Black Grackle 111 (Mooney) third Tittle 41:1:1 1-5 1)1xpressive tiaadP airviy Mill Hoy Hoots and Shoes Norse rolumbls Nov 3--(By International News by a run of 67 yards by "Babbitt" Bon-nor tho ltnivermity of North Carolina defeated the Univeraity of South Carolina thin afternoon 13 to Tho Tar Heels scored lit first downs to none int tho game Cocksi whose offensive meomod to hove boon wookenod by tho absonoe Of two of its regular backflold mon However North Carolina wan crippled by two of Its rogulars Capt Norrison and fullback McDonald boing Out with injurios 1 Hall Moody Whips Farmington 6 to 0 TWO PARSON STARS I land (Thee'Clinhee BPSfq Dusty Mary also ran Third race 3-year-ol1s mile and 70 Take All 108 (Mc Der- molt) $940 13180 $310 91011 Great Luek 114 (Wallace $340 $2 80 second: Resting Time 108 (Scolde) $440 third Time 1 :44 3-5 Anonymous Stump aul Brown Wrangler lloy ft Jr ISNI ran Fourth race all ages 8 furlongs Great Jag 102 (Wallace) $g90 $430 $320 won Pegasus 110 (Sable) $3 80 1tecondl Pinder Peel 108 (coltiletti) $280 third Time 1:11 4-5 firadley's Toney Clarence Right On Time Co! Gilmore Dr Clark ran Fifth race championship stakes 3- year-olda 13 Mmnoriam 128 (Garner) 12386 $380 out won Zev 128 (Sande) $270 out second MY Dtvrt 128 (Pool) out third Time 300 4-5 Rialt0 also ran Sixth ram claiming 3-1Par-01 lit and up mile and half-- Purnpa 103 (1 mind) $530 t320 $280 won Captain Mao 120 (Sande) $510( 370 second Perk Maid 1 01 (1 Pool) $480 third Time 235 4-5 Gong Boat lamPalorli Alex Jr and Brotherly hove also ran Seventh race 2-year-olda ono mile --Ring florin IT 110 (h McDermott) $580 $340 12 70 won Stanwix 180 (M Fator) $340 $230 second oihlen 108 ((11 Martin) $520 third Time 1 :40 A noose rose GraMI Delectable and Peter Maloney also rest Georgia Petrels Are Beaten by Farman Martin Tenn Nov 3---f1tt itelio Avery crshd through the Farmington Ky Miss Fortune high school ploven today tor a 4 to (0 thereby winning what was the feature game on the schedule The contest demperately fought throughout And Hall-Moody lid not succeed in crossing the goal line until the last period The second halt was played in a downpour of rain AvPry Miss Fortune Greonvilie Nov 3--(Fty In- terns lona! News Servire)---slalethorpo's adventure in playing two games in three days on South Carolina i4oll came to a sad end hero totift wheel the Furman University purulo hurrlciin iq severe rounced the Georgia Petrels 29 to 0 the result of four touchdowns and a field goal The visitors threatened to score but onee while Furman continually kept the hall deep in Oglethorpe's territory I SPORT NOTES II 0' AT PIMLICO Vandy and Tennessee Game Next 17 A 3 trc 'A kti Let11A Titii 1471: Pir2 i l'77r77' Sm 100 Thinking of clothes? Come in and see any day You'll always make a satisfying choice here from our extensive assortment of Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES '4 Choice with characteristic Kuppenheimer skill Brisk new styles showing the very latest fashion features Suits and overcoats a-plenty 'Aim" 4401 611Aorc5e aellopporateltnerg 4111ens WsarThat CIIIIIIC11 ST17 Vandy and Tennessee Game Next 1 'i ii1 k4 Al "'11(1dtt Jr It 4 ii-'1 of )' ilp si Thinking of Clothes? Come in and see any day You'll always make a satisfying choice here from our extensive assortment of Kuppenheimer GOOD CLOTHES I I $41 to tip 11 i Choice with char- I acteristic Kuppenheimer skill Brisk ') I new styles showing the very latest fashion features Suits and over- i---- coats a-plenty 1 0 I lb 171 1 1 te -N e- -2 en) it 7 04k0 dulL i I i duo ddoccse ortropporateltner clothes I 41Men's WsarThat tab-rt NI A 7 I 417413 CIIIIIICII 1 1 it j12 1 11')1 d'---7 fiat a 1 gil( (Len) 4 I the dhogse oflIttpporateltnerg Ooct clothes' i 'Len '4 "Men's WearThat r' virk- I I i 417 ---r- CII 3 11A1 1 A 31:0 Dan Trevelyan Comma Hells Arnie Sea Monarch Fornovn Old Faithful and Dellahm also ran It The Pacific (l)ast flockey League opens its season Nov )2 I Stroday racing will he a feature of the Pacific Coast Jockey Club meet ing at Tanforan The University of Miemouri la the first of the hig arhoola in tho Middle Wont to take up polo ea 4 college aport A prise lite aggregating' will be distributed at the annual At i401111 horse show to be held the week of Nov 5 1 Good Shoes I ft the left Is Hutchins gap full beck for Caron-Newman gin baa played a great game rect 4' 1 iIt 1 001111010M110106M -71? 1: IP1 All At I I I i lit Atr40 A-4'A i-- '1- 4 i 'i ra- Altvi4 I rf i 4 41 AM 1 4 li T119000''''' 1 P' I 11 114W I' -0' 0 4' 4 )'' 1 plk 1 i A ie" i 1 tr 1 i i 1 '1 1 i- '4 A i i I 1 I i -4a 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 el i i ki 1 1 1 c1 1 1 i 1 1 11 1 1 tee left Is Hutchins gap full 1: beck for Careon-Newman 'i 1 gins ilea played a great game I en d- i Tl Wasti tP ng nn Kennet Cita ti' as de-1i-d en id its nn mit lona 40 saew during te LiAt week of Janossy "'1 In Edwin Clapp Shoes you find not only an unusual degree of Wearability but the same degree -of good appearance The new models are on display now A large and representative Pint ry 'q reported for the annual Middle Wood bowling tournament soon to he hold at iRt Louis Robert Roth of Switzerland whn WOO the heavyweight wrePeling ohatnplonehip at tho lamt Olymple zamee become a profemaional boxer Por the APCOnd year In the Oonnaught 'ark Jortsy chill or Ottawa domed ite see Ann with A deficit owing largely to the heavy taxes Yesterday' Results First rare 4-year-o14 a and up $2000 two miloa and a quarter---Rot Craig 140 (Harris) $770 $560 $23() W(111 Faskadale 127 (Kennelly) $2 90 $250 second Double TIP 134 (O'Connor) $420 third Time 420 Sea Malabar Annaba Briganna Letterman Soumangha also ran Second moo 2-year-ol4s 8 Exposure 112 (McAtee) 9270 $290 $230 won: Bafflinot 112 (Carroll) MO $850 seeond I 'Atli' Hello 102 (Callahan) $2 80 third Time 1:11 (Equals track rerord) Relentless Orpheum Plcirporkot Conscript Reply King's Ransom also ran Third rare 3-year-o14ti and up mile and John 118 (Smallwood) $20 99 KO $880 WeM NAThalehone 113 (Leta) 12230 115 second North Wales 110 (Taylor) 21020 third Time 1147 1-5 Krankenta Roseate Knight of tho fleather Evelyn Sawyer Zealot Superlative Mock Orange also ran Fourth race $40000 added the Pimlico futurity 3-yoar-olota mile--Beatt Butler 123 (Carroll) 3180 $1190 $810 won Engle 122 (MeTaggari) 2580 1390 serond Aga Khan 117 $319 third Time 1:39 4-5 Senator Norris Modest Transmute Gonfalon Sallie Morae Bob Trail Sunspero Stinting Fabiati Lord Baltimore II Sun Pal Fluvannill also Other Good Mak For $900 $10" Sr Thomas L1100111 who hoe definitely decided to Issue a new challenge for the Ammican in in 1925 already has plane in hand for the construction of a new Shamrock Raving completed hia tsrm of 0114 year ths rrince ne Wales ha a Just relinettished the office ef cap ain Of the Royal and Ancient Club the premier golf organization in the worbi Entries For Monday irst rano $1300 2-year-o14a 6 i Ruchenen 117 Hippy Night 114 Long Point 112 Mullion Ohdem lit Sun Mayne 114 Delmar 112 Batinnoin 117 Much Ado 114 Ronnie Omar 112 Eagerness 114 Rob's Mary 114 Altiosinvo 112 Dassier 117 Mies Cameo 114 Otnega 114 Dance 117 Dear Maria 114 1 Second race iteeplechase handleasi 'rimming 3-year-olds find tip $3000 12 tritio--a A rmonliss 119 Gold Foyle 144 Sock 116 allremeh 137 Firing Frog 111 Chuckle 139 Gold Bar 137 i Vossosull 11 144 aMrs Jeekion-Samtiel Rosa entry 1 Third rm $2000 the Folitty han- i idler's 3-year-olds and up 1 90 Miss Cerina 99 Sten(lueet 106 Golden Stile 105 a0pperman 109 Thimble 106 John Paul Jones 112 Satellite 110 aWilltesharre 99 ATrfple Storintres Farm entry Fourth race $1500 the Forest park handicap claiming all ages 8 furlongs 107 Alledin 102 Galantman 109 Poe 108r Mereury 104 Big Heart 114 Wild Sake 102 Cononin los Ridden Jewel) 106 Pletrus 110 Frederiektown 99 Mainmast 112 Blue 1 Hawk 99 Exeime Me 102 Noel 103r Wreith 94 Whirlwind 107 Fifth me the Pimileo Serial weight Pr age noreher a f3600 added all ages mne----Serasen 100 Gen Thatcher 120 Runtime 126 Flagstaff 120 entr Sixth rade 21600 The Timonurn 3-year-olds and up tulle and three- or Drok" 704 The Roil Cali 112: Creek Otrawn 1011) Fairway 117: gear-let Stigler 304: Lady Myra 1001: 'sSejeetfon 101 Vennle 103' sTrehietle 105 High Spoof 101) 6vtake 113 Soyonth Yxtey $1500 l'-'sesr-olde A ilid up eltiming mile one closctec- rillek HOPRO 107' Prtri 112: )41114tnie 116 lellpermar 120 Rigger St1111111 Anthismirr dy Zeua 109: Clean Ilene 112 Ashland 113: Rouen 117 See Monarch 107 Guelph 116 sExplostve 109: By slindny 112 Clear oied took eritto race cLottn The Timonurn 2 -yeer-olds and ttp mile and three- altteentha-a-Valley Of Dream 104 The Roil Cali 111 i ernoic (Yrallon 100 Fairway 117 -Searlet Bugler 1041 Istdr NlYrn 14131'Rojeetion 101 Vennie 103 Trajanne 103 High Spool lot 6vertake 13 soyonth race $1500 3-Year-Olda and 1IP ('Intnifrit mile and riark HOPPO 107 P9r1 112 Sitstiiie 1 in 1 Plemar 720 Merger Stfli 101 Zeuit 109: cia Gnne 112 Ashiand 113: Rouen 117: Son Monarch 1)7: nuriPh 110 i Explosive 109 By Jinttay 112 CWsr ad toot Marshall Shoe Co More than 120fi girls representing 39 schools are included in the membership of the North Carolina Athletic Association for Hich whieh is nnw in the third year of its I aotivittea Jet A Bauman CO 417-419 Church Street Hoodwoarters for trio Finest Footwear eh r- wl 6 CIIII -Na Heedw waf Iilaarters for 11 os 14 nest i Footwear mimeo t---" ran Fifth rank 11300 all agog fur In 110 (Thurber) 13300 $170 1720 wen Wellnelder 7 73 (Thorntlyko) 1100 11 50 artond 1 Troylancs 104 (Walla) 1730 Tian 1:12 Mims Star Bunqueot clee I mix Fly By Doty Die Heart lag ran Sixth rare 12000 the Glamor all a gesk mile an4 70 yards-11110110 Along 110 (Kummer) $111 $3 20 1350 wool Exodus 121 (Coterotan 1310 13 fin serontil Goa Thatoher 110 tr'allahan) 1140 Time 1:41 Reparation Pair nothi Mutt Transom Blanes lid Dr Omara as ran a SCO ram Fly Sy a IMt I lo la num ruse stumpiest cco tithe ay flit st Heart also ran Sixth rare $2000 the Glemnore all 1:4 1-5 Rep ag es mile and 70 Along' 110 (Kummor) $441- $3 20 2250 won't Exodus 121 (Corcoran $3130 13 $0 second Gen Thatcher 110 (f'allahan1 134'0 third' Vol 2 aration P'air n'ain me Mutt Transtret Blanes mid Dr Omar 61140 rem Andrew Jackson Cigars I 7- Actirrit Iztksen Cigar Co Dist 17::0 Nothing but cigars only the boot of them rotiowing his decisive defeat at the hand Carpentier Joe Iteekett the late British heavyweight Mut pur- ehtteed a home in Southhampton in an tiethwtina hia definite retirement feom the ring I Provided a sufficient number of Oft-Wont sgree mske the trip the Harvard indergraduotes will go to Princeton to see the Crimson gridders kdash against the Tigers in tho Painter Nov 10 by special steam'er chartered for the )ccesion More than one hundred students have alveatly applied toe acoomottationa I I Soventil rat 0t500 06010 3 vpsr-olds and um mil and a 110 rellakAnl si3N1 3534 $4340 won IIlIv Vatta 110 $070 MK 0Non1 Irish Pat 100 0460 004rd Tim to in an I' I Following his decisive defeat at the I Inands Carpentier Joe lierkott the usi tlipisLiskt 1 cit't avyweight ht44 our- tiotpotinn i Son Andrew Jackson Cigars home outhhampt ritish he Best For Year Money I from the rinfirhia detimte retirement 1 klatin eror uto-- Coupes Number This Week 2886 1 Provided a sufficient number of Ott- 1 a 1 di 'donut agree to make the trip the ar li eata ill a 611i woo al-- A 14 ell Harvard indrgrdut te rArrit Iztksen 0 ar Co9 0 Princeton to see the Crimson griiiders clash against the Tigera in tho Palmer 0 Seventh ra ce $1 5nd ota linInt 3 visa o-obis and un mile and a half )' Nothing but cigars only the best i stadium 'Nov 1( by a special steam- aatiCrt chip lit) (c11)Anl 501 $514 or chartered for the occasion Moro $4:14 won': Iiillv Warns 110 (Mori- moos) it 70 l80 annotol Irish Pat of them than ono hundred students have al- 1 4 gmatiy emptied tor acoomodationa I 106 (Heating) I460 third Tim 1 1 4 1 I fr 1 i I 1 1.