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i 141 SIXTE-EN MkSIIVILLE BANNER FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1938 I i 1 TE BANNER4FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1938 I 211 i 1 i I 4 VI 1 tof evil Ili tr I tut" it i 0 1 1 ga I 1 i rI! Ha an own power the Morrisonmen never passed their own 41-yard line But the one scoring chanoe that came on the blocked field goal wan a sweet chanc nine out of ten times a sure touchdown and I touahdown lead at the half might have made a ths difference between victory and 4e feat Two first Mooing still you won't win many games on two first downs and one of those on a penalty Nor on a total gain of twenty-five yards rushing the hall Offensively Vanderbilt was weaker yesterday than it was against Tennessee and but for Bradford's low placekick' and lis crazy boomerang to mi4 -1 field would neveel have mildly threatened Alabaina's storing surge was deadly Six straight first downs were ripped off in covering the seventy-two yards A spot between Vanderbilt's left guard and left tatkie was penetrated regularly Virtually every tackle was made by the Commodore secondary and most of the time two men were needed to pull down Boswell and Davis Crimson cheerers found a new hero in Boswell Charley Gaulden and John Ellis PVC fine performances in the Vanderbilt line being most instrumental in preventing a second Tide touc1down Tama could do both ing with Franklin McElreath and Minton on the wings They Jammed val7 attempted sweep Smith Agee It einschmidt Henderson Yard Keene and Perry closed their carters most creditably vDeapito temperature of around 83 degrees there wasn't a vacant seat In the 'deride The biting wind made it a oecond Valley Forge Many spectators were seen to fill up with anti-froese Players danced about and constantly blew on their bands The field was muddy between the 30-yard lines where the grass had been worn Believe it or not them wiuml a real fumble Franklin of Vanderbilt and Averitte of Alabama played misty minutes It was connect on passes Indeed only superhuman effort staved off another Tide touchdown as the Gold and Black forwards held for downs on their own 5-yad line with only two minutes left to play Alabama was better definitely better It was a day for a driving team and 'Barna bad drive The Red line opened holes and and Moseley and Davis were whamming through them not gaining much but gaining regularly The mushy field soft from sleet and snow didn't stop this trio On firm footing I haven't seen harder running backs They roared The Tide deserved to win there's DO doubt about that Vanderbilt's attack wits bottled up By their Atom the place-kick failed and as bounded Taking possossion on Alabama's 411 the Commodores promptly made first only 'Ono of the a abort pass from Marshall to Housman then Huggins' off-tackle slant to Alabama' A penalty for unnecessary roughness set the ball on tho Tida 21 Marshall loot 5 then passed to lalcElroads on the 17 That's as near as tho liorrisonmen approached the goal line all day A third down pass was inoomplets and Agee'i fourth down field goal attempt wiut short lid Seores After intermission 'Rama cams back with a rush Behind a eharg- int line Boswell au3d Pig Davis led the Crimson on a 71-yard touchdown excursion with Bradford Sneaking over from the 1-foot line for the seers Amazingly enough then and there the Commodores played into 'Dime's bands in a different way Bradford's try for the extra point was blocked by Gaul-den but as the anderbiltars relaxed Zivich scooped up the boll and ducked around left and across the goal linec)Burs that made the point good Vanderbilt never was in the ball game thereafter They spent the remainder of the afternoon backed up to their own goal line unable to penetrate the Crimson will or aField by Vic Bradford geolompoormoopmigonelMraiNollor 44 444r'fg4 ff' fl 6 ''ff 1 -0 664 4e NA "01f0itS)441f avo 54 an yip Op 4 7ce epe 462 1R0 0 the latter's that big gam as 4 subbed for Carey Cox Vie Bra4 ford wasn't ready when the ball' was snapped for the attempted field goal And his kick wean actually blocked but just went low Boewell averaged 48 yards panting a slick ball In the face of a stiff wiad during -the first quarter Plunkett booted admirably Gene Blackwell Tido end gave the Commodore' untold misery by smearing play after pia? Merrill was a standout at tackle Maurice Holdgraf Pis groggy for several minutes from a head lick Charley Holm out with a knee injury yiewed the game from the press box Scaipers were stuck with dozens of tickets becalms of the 'weather House tops surrounding Legion Field were covered with snow When the game ended Herky Moseley rushed over threw hie arms around Bert Karshall and! walked to the end of the field slapping him on the back Frank Thomas was praud of his boys or that one drive and Ray Morrison knew that his squad gave their best At any rate the game was legal Alabama Pos Vanderillt Warren LE Franklin (C) Merrill LT Holdgraf Harkins LG Henderson Averitte Agee Bostick (C) McIamore Wood KT" Smith' Blackwell Hinton Bradford Plunkett Boswell LH Beinachmidt Mune A Davis It Ford Score by periods: Vanderbilt 0 0 0 0-0 Alabama OI I I-41 Alabama scoring todchdcrerni BmtVord Extra point: (oat run after kick wu blocked) Zivich'(oub for Slemmons) Alabama subatitutiona ends' Newman Gornto Tackles: Davis Borders Guards: flicker eon Bun Redden Poshest Quer terback: Hughes Halfback: Mos- ley Zivich Beard Waite Pullback: Vanderbilt eubstitutions ends Hinton Tackles Gaulden Rainey Guards Elite Dunkerley Quarter' back Marshall Halfback Perry 1 Jackson (tenter subbed for Perry) Housman Fullback Huggins Official: Referee Rain (Ourgia) umpire Sanders (T seats Attall linesman Phillips (Geor ale Tech) field judge Mout (Ar-" mour Tech) 1 'I I I i Sy FRED RUSSELL (Boot lin Sports Editor) Birmingham Nov would be more pleasant today than to sit down Si the typewriter and do a little piece about bow Marvin 'Franklin Jr captain of -the Com- modorok capitalised on a brook to personally load his team to vio' tory over Alabama in the last gam of his callers career Ts right hero before his home folks that could have happened -014 Or maybe a tio 7-7 or IA Either way it would be a nice atom and an easy one to Yore although Vanderbilt was thoroughly outplayed by Alabama to loss 7-0 before 26000 frigid fans it might have been delight: fully different to Morrison's men with four minutes to play in the first halt Franklin bad raced goalward with blocked field goal attempt instead of picking up the right there on Alabama's 0yard lino On Vanderbilt 20-yard stripe Vic Bradford bad tried a fourth down placo-kick which bulleted low into tho lino struck licElreath's knee solidly and bounced -back toward midfield Franklin and McEireath loped after it with three Gold and Black warriors trailing and not a Tidesman in twenty-live "Preachers could have gone for a touchdown without a -chance of being caught One Thought Young Franklin is quits human lhowevorand it is human to forget to be so intent on accompliahH ing one thing that oomothing olio 3s overlooked He wanted to roilover that ball Ho was thinking bout getting possession of it and nothing oise So he picked it up and stood there waiting for the In the excitement of battle it was eery enough for this to happen And perhaps not two dozen people 411 the entire audience the press box Included knew that be could gaily run with tho ball on such a "play Franklin knew of course -tut for he wasn't think- That's all there was to it and aurely no football loving person would condemn a boy for his own Aggressiveness his fight and his alertness in being the lirsttatagen Ito the Pridit th11 happening the inmodorso hag battled 'Barns on virtuaBy oven -an-thattdif-lil Charley Boowell's 'magnificent early-gams- punting 'The only sustained drive of the half had soon Alabama march from anderbilt's 43 to the 11-yard tripe I I 4 1 i i i I I i 4 i I I 1 4 1 i 1 1 1 i 1 1 II' 1 li 4664 4Hk6 Agin I i "'a 791" 04i deddded id 4 041Tapver 7- '14 ft's se 4 I -1 1 1 A t't4 A VW' 1 't 1 A A I I i 1 40 1 4 4 '46 fT'f 4 s' f'4 4 1' le 1 (sTh I it ---t 1 1 I sow44 A cost If f' el 4 A 4 0- I A 4 -)' -1 4- 40 1-- 1 i-' leximma -za-1A----- Arc: -tWjtifzITAIILS1A i et1-tt 447 314 g-- A 4 44441711? 1 4 '64' 6 f4t 'I A AA to o- '4? 'e 2" 4 1 io 46 '1P-- '-'T 4 46 2 fr '1 -V- 4 The the Alabama play immediately preceding the field goal attempt by Vic Bradford which backfired to midfield offering the Commodores an unused scoring opportunity in the 7-0 --Jou at Birmingham yesterday Bill (4) is carrying the ball to the eleven-yard line directly in front of the goal posts Horace Rainey (94) Vanderbilt tackle is shown on the extreme right But Marshall is standing at the extreme left and the Commodore falling just in front of him is Roy Huggins who has been blocked by Lew Bostick YLAND WON'T ACCEPT BIG 13 TITLE YET t-Duke-Batile Heads Attractive Saturday Slate Heads Attractive Service Gam e' 1 To Be Played In the Snow 1 1 Pitt-Duke-Battle Detroit Lions Defeat Bears in Title Bid IMiamemmimmm I i FOOTBALL SCORES Southern Cal's Rose Bowl Chances Enhanced by 427 Rout of Uclans Says Ole Miss Should Cid It If Yoh Lose Frogs Risk Great Mark gait SIIIU diFim It should get the bid because the Trojans slapped over California 13 to 7 and precedence holds that when two elevems tie for the title the one that whipped the other should get the bid That is Wit California's answer is that it is the champion until dethroned and points out that CSC lost a non game to Alabama in addition to its conference setback by Washington and faces a tougher nonconference assignment in Notre Dame December To which SC replies that the conference rules state that non-conference games have no bearing on the Rose Bowl selection And besides say Trojan adherents after yesterday's performance who knows but what Notre Dame can be handled to the satisfaction of everyone except Notre Dame Traditional Foes Meet on Saturday Nair York Nov you thought the football season was about maybo you're libout In tither event My Associated Pram) EAST Cornell Penn IL brown 34 Columbia Villenova 30 Iganhattan bluhlenberg 3 Albright I irranklin-Marshall 40 Ursinus 3 West Virginia 1 George Washington Oettysburg 14 Dickinson Westchester Penn Military I Western Maryland ii Si Vincent SOUTH 1 Vanderbilt Tennessee 44 Kentuckr Canteen Tech 14 North Care line State North Carolina la: Virginia Clemson 10 FUllnalk 7 Wake Forest 31 Davidson Lenoir-Rhyne 14 Catawba Miami University IS Sucknell Hattiesburg Teachers 33 Union University Tennessee Tech II Middle Tatummess Teachers 5 Roanoke rind Appalachian 23 Maryland II Washington II Lee Ll Virginia Poly Si Virginia Military Institute Richmond le: William dr Wel Ceatecary 14 Louisiana Tech Newberry 20 Oseitherps Springhill NI Ili Ilsapa Chettanocia 9: Moron Itrakins South (Morris TescherL I Northeast center I IS Northern (Xl) Bum) OIL) BMW Philadelphia Nov 25-0--8new stacked INV01111 Inches deep at Municipal Stadium and frigid blasts 1 whistling between the goal posts gtve proapect today of a cold bleak setting for one of football's most glamorous games the annual Army-Nevy battle Snow rain sleet and sub-freezing temperatures slowed but failed to halt the surge of hundreds of vie itors into the city Muffled to the eazs gay in defiance of the wintery winds they jammed hotel lobbies- railroad stations and bus terminals More than 105000 were expected for the kickoff at 1:30 (E8T) tomorrow Enthusiasm ran high among vis- hors and home-towners alike It spread along streets resplendent 4 with the Blue and Gold of Navy 6 and the Gold and Gray of Army- and penetrated the camps of the enemies "The weather" said Capt Bill Wood Army's head coach "is even worse than when we played 'Chat tanooga We played in a driving rain storm that day and handled the ball exceptionally well "Some may figure that gives us an edge on Navy but there any such thing aa an edge for either when the Army and Nayy get to gether "I'd sure love to in this game i In my first year as Coact- ru make no predictions but 70u can bet it'll be a humdinger" ir hip us a't ist ne a4Hi Crown Is Want It or Not By KENNETH GREGORY Knoxville Tenn Nov 25-411--- Tennessee's Volunteers sported the football crown of the Southeastern Conference today but Coach Robert Reese Neyland came forward with a polite gesture that should receive a hearty welcome down Mississippi The major milii-a-ni-ani-taCtiul to the nth degree refused to accept full title to the championship after his Tennessee gridders bad rolled up their ninth consecutive triumph over a bitter foe Kentucky and in a modest aftermath session said In so many words It is all or nothing" Preacher Fravklin Picked On u-P All-South Eleven Lou Angeles Nov 25---4111-80altern California's Rose Bowl hopes to make a 'simple understatement of fact soared higher than the moon today as followers of the Trojan warhorse continued to cote-i brat the 43 to 7 annihilation of Ute University of California at Los Angefea The Thanksgiving -Day triumph wu hailed her as the clinching argument in Southern California's bid for the Farwest's Rose Bowl nomination A mere victory over the dreaded Udine from across the city was er the Trojan supporters had asked for but a 42 to I demonstration of strength left the boys and girls barely able to dd anything more than yen their heads off The win left Southern California In a tie with the California Bears of Berkeley' for the conference title and the machinery wu set up today for the conference to begin voting on which team win be selected to carry the colors of the Far West into the annual Rose Bowl encounter The result of the vote of the AililitettineeiParirade44114notmeot until noon Monday and both Trojan and California backers swung into high gear this morning in behalf of their respective claims 1 Troy repeated tts contention that Places Wyatt Suffridge and Calego'on Honor Eleven Duke Gets Three Chicago 'Nov thou Detroit Lions out of the Na League title race the Chi- -cage Bears wer jready to admit is as tough a job as it once to stop the Lions' manager Earl (Dutch) auk Clark one of professional football's all-time greats Isn't playing regularly anymore but WI doing great bit of piloting from the bench: Yesterday ha some 26000 fans looked on at Detroit he watched his Lions stay in the run' ning for: the Western Division -championship by defeating the fa vored Chicago Bears 14 to 7 The victory 'advanced Detroit th 7 within a single game of a Us with Green Bay for the Western ea--tonal title which leads to a game with the Eastern section winner for the all-league flag Detroit can qualify for a play-off with Green by defeating Philadelphia's gaglea December 4 Detroit took the lead by hammet61 1ng sixty-four yards to score In the first period Vern Huffman's smash picking tip the touchdown The with a well-conditioned lineup sus compared to the injury rid-died Detroit array scored in the quarter on a pus Masthrson to Kerr but Detroit came back in the final period to tally the winning 7-777-iiisliirg'7101i1ChatzetglitrzystrT'Inateat climaxed by Huffman's touchdown serial to Charley Hanneman New York's Giants eastern division pace-setters scored in the final period to tie Brooklyn's stub' born Dodgers 7-7 New York's touchdown was made by Dale Bur: nett on a pass from Ed Denowski Brooklyn tallied in the opening pa riod on Ace Parker's sixty-eight: yard jaunt with an intercepted pass The 'standings: A 'rungs lommox at tr Iry PA Orson Nor I 227 rotrot 6 lir 27 cklesoo Noon 144 141 CIPCti A rid 4 I lot 177 chlooso Cordtnits I I 121 SASTENN DIVISION FM York 'I I 1 142 St wiLskinoton I I 2 117 174 BrooleN a 4 4 3 171 131 PhSAOlokis 4 I I 133 157 Pittabui 72 141 Atlanta Got Nov stars from Tennessee and three from Duke were almost unanimous choices for the composite All-South football team ion by United coaperation and three unanimous te AU-South by United "If Mississippi bees is in our spirsd play of Bob Suffridge and fine gene" the retired army offiFred Yorke oer said "then Harry Mehre and The United Praia' All-floutb se- hie team are entitled to the eham pionship I don't care how many Tint Tsant seems Team games we have won or bow many Wyatt Tens Lt ogles ctem they have won I think the ahemMarenie LT Rumen Aub clattaotr TreirL23-17ThitilWir ill Duke Chtvington Tech 11 -they beat oplrod play of Bob Suffridto and Fred Yorks Tho United Frooi All-Boutb selections: Wyatt Tens Ooins Clem lAstonle LT Russell Auto SteldiX-Tre'lrA23-17TrdlisttZ ill Duke Chivington Tech pi and Stb 10- id Team Clem ell nub In Tech spiv Irreti Ti lecti Tint wysi arc oath Southwestern Louisiana Institute 7 Louisiana Normal I Raiment Abbey 47 Campbell Junior Col MMU 31111 27 MIDWIIST Nebraska 14t Kansas State 7 Dayton 26 Ohio Wesleyan IS: Cincinnati 7 Western Reserve 13 cat 3 11 Peru State Teachers th Kearney St Teachers 14 Colorado School of Mines 13 Parsons 4 Iowa Wesleyan Roee Poly 20 Milton Washington 11: DC Louis IL Wichita 31 De Paul 13 Missouri 13: Kansas Pittsburg (Kan1 Teachers 17 Waimea Teachers 11 William Jewell 22: Central I Arkansas elate Teachers 21 Arkansas Tech 7 Yorke Duke Bostick Ala Oatto LAU RT CAO0n St Franklin trendy Kavanaugh LAC Cafes Tenn Stirnoeiss Nab Miss Brunner Tut Tipton Duke BS Smith Ithwet Willis Clemson (Mara Duke Ronerable Wenzel Tu lsoel Craig South Carolina: Perdue Dui's Iverson Davidson: tacktes: Roadgra Vanderbilt Pennington Clemson Mitred Tenneseee: Strickler TM! guards: Johnston i Davidson WoodsonNortki Car- olina brolinski Tennessee men PlorIda renters Cox Alabama: Woods ann son barks: Obit Vali Ndwards Th 'del Watson Plerth Carolina Bryant Clemeon Rolm Alabama Kelly Auburn Bradley Itlesissippl ICL Ms nt ash TAU It met TM Ithwet FIN Duke I uPerdue Hold-Clemson euerds: nib Clemgrh CitBryant Auburn Gatti Bid: ripu IvuLl Isse7 rASPI est own John Dna id IC 0n 'del Chnn Brad some of the choicest- morsels remain to be fed to the fans Not out of either because at lead half a dozen of the nation's foremost undefeated teams still roust risk their precious necks In regularly scheduled encounters Your such games topped by the Fittaburgh-Duka business at Durham are on tomorrows menu competing with the pageantry of the otherwise meaningless trmy- Navy spectacle Texas Christian faces a dangerous Southern Methodist crew in the Southwest Conference All bars ars-down too on the Oklahoma University tussle with Oklahoma A and and Texas Tech's appointment with Marquette All of these foemen have been more or less reticent about their denials that they care about invitations Duke Pitt and Texa4 Christian are aU glowing prospect) for any Bowl and tomorrows aotivities may determine in which direction each will entrain if at all Traditional Tilts The second section of this week's football supplement is spotted with other attraction offerings-- some of them so traditional as to make an old blue turn red Georgia Tech and Georgia Fordham-NYU Washington-Washing ton State Baylor-Rice Louisiana State-Tulane Florida-Auburn and-Boston College-Holy Cross all fall into this class The day's long-distance prise no matter Irhat the score- will go to the Dartmouth-Stanford rally Palo Alto Calif -After the echoes of this shouting have faded- away fans still will hiv Notre Dame's annual skirmish with Southern California Twine see's Southeastern 'Conference -contest with Mississippi and Oklahoma's tilt with WashIngt on State 'to whet their sides a sprinkling of other games right up until the big New Year's Day blow-off Thanksgiving bay provided a respectable shara of football lire-works all over the country without (Continued on Next Page) The Southeastern Conference ryeognizes no team champion It II not the league's policy Champions are made through 'Torts columns The best Mississippi 'could do with Mississippi State and Tennessee still on the program is to have a figure of four victories against a lone defeat Tennessee has won six and dropped none A Mississippi triumph would not give It an edge in percentage but Net-land would have the Rebels champions if they beat him Easy 464 Win IrS--- of coaches and sportswriters lrho Southern Conference with the nation's only unscored on team at Dukeand potent football forces In North Carolina Clemson North Carolina State and Wake Forrest made heavy Inroads on the All-South eleven usually dominated by the Southeastern loop On the first team were five Southern performers and Biz from tha Southeastern while five stare from tha seaboard conference also made the 'wood team In an Unprecedented 11 a United Press stepped outside both circuits to place Gaylon Smith Southeastern'a (Memphis) big halfback on the second eleven Smith Titers ence with red on team Abell forces neon Notth eke Format on the AU- )minated by were five nd sit from five stars ferente also IA TB tk outside both ylon Smith big half- even Smith --(Ts" Kt se le SO Herstrts Washburn 33: St Marrs (leo Satanist) McPherson Kansas Westerns West Tests Sete 111 SesedleVe SOUTHWEST Football Banquet Set for Wednesday The Vanderbilt football bane (met will be held next Wednesday night at the Noel Hotel It wu annoUnced today As a new wrinkle1 players will bring their girl friends The program wW be announced later Coach Ray Morrison left today fdr Dallas to see the 1 EMU game but will return be- I fore Wednesday 1 Lipscomb Launches Season Saturday I 16111 cgs I CS of 5 I of 1 ti I 1 t1( 4 4 6 aIf Texas A Arkansas I Tulsa Hardin-Simmons 37: Oklahoma Ctty New 'Mexico 37 Colorado State 7 Nast Texas Teachers IN NirksvMs (Mo) Teachers Montana 7: Arizona Howard Payne 7 Southwestern I New Mexico Stet College 13 Texas Coltete et Mines ROCKY ISOCNTAIN Donver 19 Colorado It Idaho 1I Utah Greeley State Montana I Trinidad Junior Colless 19 Adams (Colo) Teachers Southern California 43 UCLA Praline State NI: Santa Barbara I San Jose 34 Arizona State 12 Linfielt Collets of Idaho I California Poly 21: Idaho Southern College of PsoltioJ Ss Chico (Cati) College It has served his team in a star role The first Interscholastic League for three seasons and but or the team to launch its buketball brilliance of George Cafego Parker campaign this year is David Lips-Hall Eric Tipton and Don Willis comb High Schoo which hail been would have been named on the working out under Coach Robert first team Neil for the put two weeks and Each of the above foursome bas tomorrow night meeta the alumni had reams written about him al- at the college gymnasium at 7:15 ready and no more is necessary o'clock here except that it's been a long This game is the preliminary to time since so many formidable the feature between the college touchdown makers Were On the quintet and the Lipscomb alumni loose in Dixie starting an hour later Herbert The line of the UP All south Nance is coaching the college team team P00115010 calm leadership of again Bowden Wyatt and Dan Hill with The starting lineup will be corn-the rugged sixty-minute abilities posed of Womack and Summers of Eddie Gatto Steve Maronic and forwards: Mitchell center and De-Marvin Franklin and the fiery In berry and Tipp guard Deberry This game is the preliminary to the feature between the college quintet and the Lipscomb alunml starting an hour later Herbert Nance is coaching the college team The starting lineup will be composed of Womack and Summers forwards: Mitchell center and De-berry and Tipp' guard Deberry a star role blit-tor the tear fego Parker cam Don Willis cora ned on the wor Neil oursome has tom eut him al- at I necessary o'cli been a long formidable the 'ere on the gull stax 'AU South Net eadership of ags an Mill with ute abilities tos Maronio and tor Lb fiery in bar League iketball Lip- been Robert tk and alumni at 7:15 lent to college lunmi Rerbert teem eem- mmere ald De- )eberry le 4 A leA-- Ai ei I 4 ie -----1-07t- 11 I i 6 4 'b (if I Is the only newcomer Second stringers are Sweatt and Waters forwards Duncan center and Blount and Sims guards is I stri for Blo Second VVetere rr and VUaide Figures Wards cot Values-in Tenneisee with everybody but the water boy playing romped to a Thanksgiving Day 46-0 victory over an ancient "jinx" foe Kentucky's Wildcats clinched the Conference crown as far am the sports observers were concerned and stepped further into the spotlight se a leading contender for post-season "Bowl" 'invitations Asked if he bad had any "feelers" from the various "Bowl" centers Skipper Neyland remarked that "We have not completed our achedtde" and added thstof course we have been tett out but what team While Tennessee was over Kentucky in the cold snow and slush of a bitter holiday game yesterday the most decisive 'verdict In an ancient rivalry' Alabama's Crimson Tide fought another winning duel in the cold and mow to conquer Vanderbilt's Commodores to 0 and gain at least a possible square-off for rminerup honors The Commodore setback shoved Vanderbilt down the standings list and opened the way for Tulane's Green Wave to assay a say for corunnerup honors with Alabama Tik lane meets' a neighboring of long-standing Saturday in Louisiana State on a week end program devoid of titular aspects but replete with rivalry In addition to the Tularie-Louislane State skirmish at Baton Rouge I (Continued on Pogo 18) Tenn the we a The over a tucky'll terenci observi steppe( a I awn Ask era" ft ters SI l'We hi have haen't1 over and ill yeater in an crhna( ning conqui 7 to 0 square The Vande and a Green runnel lane 1 long-at State void 0 with 3 In a lana I LETA'S RENOVATE YOUR OLD HAT YOUR OLD 49- 5 I 11116 EI tai3 ts rm-s E3 I iC3 II Id t3 $3401 tvi el Issi 4IJ Ira ittov sit I Iv i I Ct t3' Z3st3 Blo 441 rt -tvt- es--t -i -ft 1 1-1 II- Alabama Vanderbilt First downs 13 Yard gained Dubin 31 Forward passes attempted 11 I0 'Forward puma completed 3 3 Porward pastel Wars Med by 1-21 Yards by Passing IS 17 Lateral passes attempted 111 I Lateral passer complatod I I Yards by lateral passes 0 I Punting average (Irons scrimmage) 1144 1347 Total yard' punts res turned 00 411 Opponents' lumbfes meow 2 Yards lost by penalty 10 Held ppm lot downs 10 INDIVIDUAL TARDAGS Time' Yardage Arc Clain Moseley 12 el 4 25 Zrvich 7 17 Let Osvie 17 03 371 Doman 17 43 3116 Marshall 11 11 I Keene I 15 2-011 Tout 1 1 Local Boy Honored At Marion Institute Marion Ala Nov 25---(SpeclaD Swint son of Mr and Mrs Frank Swint of Nuhville was named captain of the' Marion Institute tearn hers last night Cadet Dulaney of Greenville Tenn was named alternate cap-tam The 113" team has followed the custom of naming a captain for I each scheduled game and then electing a team captain at the end of the season Swint played tackle on this year's eleven I bred lute Mr and Mrs shville was Marion In- last night Greenville ternate cap- followed the captain for a and then taln at the Swint played Raven 1 Men! You'llhurtS long time before yeti fhld such fitlo boots for so little motley! Fully lined! Block brown 611 1 i le' i Our Molter I 1 Plotters de nonders with Iwtat SPo- elol ottention to moil or' ixik dem PALACE HATTERS vt State AM Ends Year With 2 to 0 Victory Tennessee State Alld closed its football season yesterday at the State stadium with a 2 to 0 victory over Lane College of Jackson I The lone scoire of the game mune in the opening period when Perry Lane back was tackled behind the goal line for safety 3oth teams passed up scoring opportunities later in the game I I too Sta in Lai go Pal let 'Bed Its at the victory 30n ta edible Perry lind the teanie tunittie 114AFFIA gecott ItY7 t7tte er Phone 6-5181 mon 1:3711 4'4(41 "1144 t7tte 4 r-JI 44 a 1 COMPArlYe-- 217-213 Third Ave 4 Phone 6-5181 rtt I 1011 Fourth Avo i-10141 CoN 1 god Deliver le Downtows Atom '1 1 1.