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YOUlt-X NASHVILLE BANNER NASHVILLE TENN SUNDAY NOVEMBER' YOUR-X 11ASIIVILLE BANNER NASHVILLE TENN SUNDAY 1 1931 rn T41 on Up roast Eleven 1311 Touted Easte171 Aggregation -A if 614v) ati ets cont Harvard Subdues Plucky Virginia Eleven 19 to 0 Metropolitan Racing Season Closes at Empire City Track Gophers Score in First lid! Stave Off Air Attack ers Score in flalf Stave Air Attack Oregon Defeats Setvanee Beats Vaunted U12 to 6 Team by 14 to 6 Hard earn by 14 to 6 Hard Fighting Mountain Tulane Plunges to Victory Through Aggie Foram 11 11 Tigers Too Much for Louisianans Crimsons Keep Goal Line Uncrossed by a Vir ginia Team Captain Munn Responsible For Second Score On Pass Munn Responsible Second Score On Pas Greenies Record of Being Unscored on Smirched By Mississippi Back Violet Line Unable to Stop Driving Western Backs rinplie city Race Tim New Nink Oct official Metropolitan raeingiaetioton drew to a cloae 11C1-1 with the running of a well balanced I'mKiehl feat by the Mit radaie Handicap air weather helped to bring out good-alzed CIOVtd to bid the i101e4 adieu A field of five met in Hie Hearadale whet i teas at I diatatice of a mile and aeventy yarda I Kieft a paying 7 to I vett an ettay winner with btotiny Hawn arectiii anti Uncle barn ttord Contiearend beat A La Carte the favorite which finialeat 'nat The race waa run tore a aott track in 1:47 2-3 netting the winner t9)4 4 )- At' Vanderbilt Big Star cr i' '1: 1E'N 444i-e lit 1- A ou :30 N' 4 0 3 vs 2'1 Ale 4' -4T ''4 i 4 tig hyl deeper-1 kl' 111) At Y' 't 'ifF 2 "141 4 45 4 1 4' tt 'yjk Ifteismoas b444t thswtmazsiiP 4' frfir 4 4 4 71 te I i I '''W'l sk a pese 4 -i 3 s2- 't' A 0 01 Y' 1e'40Lt v- i 3 1 014 1414: vt 45 5 Vanderbilt hash Defeat Reserves fly HENRY 1111NOIT (United Preas Staff Correspondent) Harvard Eitadium Cambridge Maw Oct Dtpelldillit ilnmt 01ely on Ill hot itutem sn undefeated Harvard team vanqutshed a plucky but out-Classed Virginia eleven tiaturday by the stors of la to Increasing- to five Of its meason's victories Never itt the long bialory of this intersectional rivalry has Virginia crossed the erimaon goal line and although the lament regulars remained bet-wired elt terntxn the PPC01111 end third strings were role to preserve We record Just how thoroughly the f4orrthernors were otitelaased in every 14 plainly demonstrated by the feet that the Harvard eilbstitutes piled up a total of taenty-neven first down to 011:7 eight for their opponents Like wise Ilitnard gained by rushing a total ut 300 )r a i whereas Virginie'S gain was only 228 yards klinneapolia Minn Oct 31--(INS)-- Minnesota triumphed over a desper-' ately fighting Wtscorisin team 14 to 0 Saturday afternoon Minnesota did all Its scoring in the first half a touchdown and goal in eRch period After that Minnesota was fighting to defend itself Wthe passes flew down the field to the goal line only to 'fall or be Intercepted as they went over the line for the touchdown which re fused to come Minnesota's first score Ctinie from a brilliant piece of work by Minders who reversed right end and raced 52 yards for the touchdown He also kicked the I The second score was also greC teenier Miinn who had starred during the entire game was largely responsible for it A Wisconsin kick was blocked and Menders nailed the ball on the Bridger 35-yard line Three short gains followed Then 11b1 Walked to ltobinson who snapped a lateral pass to Munn who shook off three tacklers and got away for a 25-yard dash and the touchdown Menders kicked the goal That was all the scoring Its Minn Oct triumphed over a ng Wisconsin team 14 to 0 'ternoon Minnesota did all in the first half a touch- goal in each period After aota was fighting to defend rike011gill passes flew down the goal line only to fell rcepted as they went over the touchdown which re is firt score came from a see of work by Menders who iht end and raced 52 yards chdow He al th so kicked cond score was also Sr PC' mn who had starred during game was largely resOon- it A Wisconsin kick sae Menders nailed the ball ser 35-yard line Three short wed Then Uhl tomed to ho snapped a lateral pass to shook off three tacklers and or a 25-yard dash end the Menders kicked goal the ill the scoring ny nusny (United Press 8taff Correspondent) New York Oct Letalde4 and unsung Oregon University's football teiun rode into the Yankee fitadium Satiliday and while more than 23000 customers watched in antaxement adnilniatered a 14 tj 8 drubbing to New York Univety's mighty forrept led by Left Mark Temp a Noling man roolpted entirely of whipord and whale hone and possessed of more di-h than any army tank on the loose the tar Westerners otit-piayed It in every stn minutk of action In the third period when tile New YorkerA olghttged to come throligh win a toilet-Mown Or on held the tipper hand The game was not five minutes old when Oregon wm knocking at the door that led to a tgittehdown had taken the opening kick-Off anti On the first play of the game Connor fumbled NIIIPOPT1 Oregon right tackle res covered on 15-yard line The New York FtAnds did not groan for they expected to see the vaunted Violet line smear the Western runners in their tracks They did not even become alarmed Saltn a five yard penaltv placed the bail on the Violet's ten yard stripe Baton Rouge IA Ort 31--(tF)--8e AIrii scored ono of the major football upseta of the South Saturday night by defeating Louisiana State University 13 to 6 Both teams fought valiantly but the scrapping Mountain Tigers or ennessee to the decision handily Bovine ilcorect early In the first quarter piddling the bell over the itoel alter Kellerman returned a Louisiana punt to the 50-yard line and later gained 35 yarde on a faked pass Kellerman carried the bell over IL crime back tor a quick touchdown in the second period Sinith WA credited with the touchdown after Mixon and Almokary had placed the hall on the three-yard (urine Sewsmer scored again just before the half ended Kellerman swarmed oy LOUIsAlla tacklers passed 25 yards to Stinson who dashed scrum the Louisiana gots' Score by quarters: Rowanee 6 6 0 0-12 0 6 0 0-6 The starting lineup: Sewanee FOS 6 Morton Fleming Patton Sk td more Clark Brown Sterling McLain Thompson R0 Torrance Blair Khottry(C) Hannurn Wulson Klierman Stevens Williford Almokary Jeffries It Mixon PhUltps (0) Smith Officials: Referee Ditmote (Auburn): umpire Franke field ilithre Paxton (Ole Miss): head linesman Palligsn (MisS Agklies) Touchdowns: Keller-Man Stinson Intercepted Pass Gives Rats Only Score of Game Full of Fumbles In a sideline attraction to the Van derbilt-Georgla Tech detail at Dudley Fled Saturday the Vanderbilt Frashs men defeated the Varsity Reserves In a close game by a 6 to 0 score The FreAhman score came when Country Wee center Intercepted a flat pssa Ohio State Drubs Indiana 13 to 6 State Drubs diana 13 to 6 Tulane Stadium New Or Jenne Oct 31 powerful football machine ground out a 59 to 7 tqctory over the Mimimippi Agates Saturday before a crowd of 4 000 It wee a nelli kind of game featured solely by vicious line smarming Only one forward prim WAS completed throughout the entire game that by Tulane tor twenty-aeven yard Less than half a dozen pames were attempted The lone Aggie touchdown came during lax moment in the second quarter when Wichinan tool( Herrington's lateral pans and ran twenty-eight yards from the line Of scrimmage across the Tu lane eon' It WWI the first time Tuiane had been scored againat season After piling up three touchdowns' In the first few minutes of play Coach Bernie Bierman deeided the game woe well In hand and began wholeaale substitutions It was against these secondetring troops that the Agates scored Stirred to action by the blemish on their perfect recold for the yell Thiene mashed the Aorie line to pieces in the last had They piled up thirty three points' in the final period gain ing every inch of the way on vicious Iplunging Scoring honors sent Felts fleet fullback who carried he ball acrom for three touchdowns Payne although erratic at times scored two touch downs as did Lemmon One of Payne's countera cant after he broke loose on an off-tackle amiuth and ran sixty-five yards Tulane seared thirty Brat downa against three for the Aggies lierrineton elusive quarterback for the Maim did most of the ball carrying for hia team He was thrown for hard tomes and injured once but remained in three quarters of the game Lineup and summary: Tulane Pos Miss Aggies Ilmmes Price Bankaton LT Lundy Serif Me a Nash Lodriguen 0 Gotimett Schroeder ri Ward Decoligny It cox Dalrymple Ogden Richardson Herrington Zimmerman Baker Payne fl Maxwell Pelt Wichman Score by quartera: 'Mane 19 0 7 31-59 Miss Aggies 0 7 0 7 Officials: Referee Cheeves (Georgia): umpire Dahlene Menem A and head line-MIMI Powell (Wisconsin) field judge Moriarty (St Marys) Touchdowns': 2 Glover Payne 2 Paddock Lemmon 2 Aggies--- Wichman Points after touchdown: Zimmerman Glover Davison 3 Agglea Substilitions: Tulane Decoligny Cunningham Upton Calhoun Paddock boaaberg Delailne Magee Dew-eon Felts Hodgina Roberta Lemmono Glover Payne Wright Elliott Lundy Surnmerour Cox Cap Mon Clarke Brown Graves Davis 111cGuginmen -13A4NFA Staff Photo Dixie Roberts the pride of McMinnville again exhibited his elusive stuff Saturday in Atlanta His brilliant and unstoppable ball carrying was an outstanding feature of Vanderbilt's impressive 49 to 7 victory over the erstwhile formidable Georgia Tech Engineers But where oh where was Dixie at the start of the second half and what oh what was he doing? MAKES 'EM WORRY They worried a minute later however when Oee cracked the center of the line for big yards Ore then made two ntore at center Rod Temple waa given the ball This young man backed off to it running atart and breezed Over the goal line et-ending up Temple then kicked the goal and Oregon the tearn that waa whipped 59 to 9 by and held to a scoreleFs tie by little North Dakota was leading to 0 The rest of the half saw In hot water all the time The Oregon line was opening Miler through the heavy sluggish Violet forward wall at will and Temple Ote and Company showed no hesitation about moving through the openings Late In the first quarter Oregon plowed down to the enemy's 20-yard line before the at tack bogged clown and the ball wm lost Had it not been for the talented toe of Bob McNamara Oregon undoubtedly would have added to their score in the first half McNamara time and again pulled out of deep holes with booming punts that carried forty fifty and one time seventy-eight yards Blomington Ind Oct trimm its ancient rival the State University of Indian 13 to 8 t3aturday afternoon after the home team had encouraged the home guard by getting away In front A long pass in the first quarter from Opm lk to Dauer put Indiana on the Ohio 13-yard line Another went to the 4-yard line and Jones plunged through for the score Dauer mimed the goal In the second period a dazzling 40- yard pus Crsrner to licricomh set the hall on the Indisna 30-vard line Another toss netted fifteen yards more C-amer then lunged over in two tries Ohio kicked the goal and took a one-point lead Another touchdown In the final quarter removed all discumion over a one-point victory Cramer Intercepted a pass on his own 45-vard line and ran the length of the held for the score Score by peliods: Indiana 8 0 0 8 Ohio State 0 7 0 6-13 on Id Oct I ancient rival the State tint- VANDERBILT-CEORCIA TECH STATISTICS PASSES COMPLETED Harvard completed aexen forwent pssea out of twenty attempts for a gain of ninety-four yards while Virginia completed three In six attempts for a total of twenty-two yards It SI IN Carl A "Pesky" Isescosolido 153-Pound aophomore halfback who carried the burden of ground gaining for Harvard Carrying the hall on the majority of plays in the last half he streaked around the rival ends and bettered holes through the line with equal Iy BUCCPAC clever broken field running Pesky paved the way for the last two touchdowns In addition Pesky dispelled Virginia's only real sem ing threat when In the third period he grounded Capt Bill Thomas' forward pass on Harvard's 2-yard line A rum BLE liarvarda first touchdown came earlY In the first period after Virginia fumbled the kick-off and the Clin 11k011 recovered on the 20-yard line A sue cession of line rushes put the bell over with Dean scoring Mays' try for extra point felled liagemen Harvard right end scored the second touchdown Cu a peel from Wells in the last quarter another forward pass with the same combination scoring the extra hhortly afterward after a long March featured by the running of Pescosolido cave Harvard its third touchdown Wells ecorang but felling to boot the extra point Lineup and summary: Harvard Pos Virginia Record Condon Kelps Coles Ginman 0 Bryant Cunningham Reiss Rogers ri Debutts Faxon Burger PritnCtSCO Wager Wells Edgar May I Thomas Dean 11 Myers Nevin Brewer Score by periods: Harvard 8 0 0 13-19 Virginia 0 0 0 0-- 0 Scoring toliehdownr Dean Walls Hageman Point after touchdown Hagemiin bubstitutions: Harvard Carmody Finlayson 8immons Casey Healey Bancroft Lowe Werner lineman Peter Whitney Leonard Gleason Waters Virginia Cutler Pow Pinder Hems Officials: Referee Halloran Providence umpire I) Daniels Georgetown linesman 0 Bankset Dartmouth field Judge Scott Michigan 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 4 0 1 4 9 4 6 9 3 22 IFirst Downs Tech Vanderbilt Yards Gained from 183 448 (Continued from Page One) a first down on the Commodores' 30- yard line Jay Hart took a hand in the proceeding to add three yards through the and the next play a pass from Flowers to Barron out in the flat territory 9 ati good for a first down on Vanderbilt's 18-vard line Flowers dropped back for another pass Out to the right went 'lap Hart Flowers lined the oval and Hart enfolded it with a magnificient leap It vas just a deo acrom the goal line and Tech hart scored Sid Williams added the extra point by drop-kick and here were your ComModore friends looking at themselves across wind-swept Grant Field and trying to figure out how they were seven points behind PO quickly It was tough spot and it grew tougher Vanderbilt received the kickoff and on an exchange of punts found themselves in possession Of the ball Qn their own 8-yard line due to a brilliant 13-yard punt by Flowers From the 14-yard line the Tech querterback booted the leather over lien derson's bead and hooped down the west sideline until downed by WilI on the Reserves' 40-vard line and cerrted it back over the goal line without being touched The try for point wolibled away without going close to the goal posts The game was very losely played by both Reserve and Freshmen Fumbles were more frequent than anything else The Froth threw awes two good chences to score by spilling the bRU end falling to be aware of ite absence from'thelr midst before wandering Reserve forwards had scooped It up The Mita' first chance to score came In the oecond period when a had miss from the Reserve center dribbled the ball past his backs almost to their goal line Unfree cf the Frosh recovered on the I-yard line A play howmei' netted his team mates in the backfield only a 5-yard loss as they got a little bad passing from their own center Another try gave them a nicely executed fumble and I 10Ft ball Late in the last quarter Burton of the Froth busted loose end rambled seventy-eight yercis to the Reserve 4-yard line where he was butnped out of bounds Again fumbles and a stout Reserve line prevented any meore The left-over varsity men made only one threat They concocted it with a aerien of passee from the hand Of Red King and some line busts by the same gent The rush faded about the 20- yard line however Neither team was able to go anywhere overland and sitrungely enough the came thing applied to their attempts through the air Fumbles were the best ground gaining plays ernployed by either team They made a I habit of swapping them It must be sa'd in extenuation of their performance however that they have not had much chance to develop normally The Reserves have spent all their practice time In showing the varsity about what Tulane or Gem-141a or somebody else was going to hand It the next baturday Consequently the Reserve know all plays better than their own and none well enough to work against anybody The Freshmen on the other hand have had nothing but defense play endured In behalf of strengthening the varsity attack So It Is not surprising that they too have little to show when rushing the ball The best feature of the game was the punting Red King of the Reserve and Larry Burton of the Frosh whaled the ball around In a fashion that might have caueed the varsity coaches to Nigh before the dierovery of Tommy Henderson as a hooter Lineup and summary: NEW YORK SCORES Tech fit 8 33 83 Vanderbilt 120 110 139 714 Yards Gained Returning Tech 0 21 62 6 Vanderbilt 48 2 5 55 33 88 161 his first varsity appearance by Vandcrbilt's sixth touchdown second time he ran with the hI first varsity appreirence by Vanderbilt's sixth touchdown second time be ran with the Tech Vanderbilt Completed Forward Tech Vanderbilt 3 2 5 1 12 4 3 3 1 11 2 0 2 5 9 0 0 2 1 3 INDIVIDUAL GA1NA :1 1 I I 1 1 7' I I I 1 1 Stanford Beats A 12 to 6 Tries Lost Gain 10 0 63 3 0 48 10 21 40 2 0 15 4 0 1 0 3 3 3 3 2 0 0 i 0 0 Vanderbilt Tries Lost Gain Tech Roberta 23 0 170 Barron Henderson 14 0 109 Goldsmith Whitfield 7 0 4g Johnson 9 14 43 Hart Mc Nevin 3 3s Larkev Fortuna 9 0 22 Ositoway Leonard 2 9 4 Davis Johnson 1 0 3 Peeler Close I 0 3 Flowers Hughes 1 0 2 McArthur Tech Barron Ocidmith Hart Larkev octoway Davis Peeler Flowers McArthur Totala 30 23 448 Totals 3 6 24 183 OLIVER STARS Iowa Slate Bests Oklahoma Sooners Blue Devils Punctures Arkansas Line as Wins Stanford Stadium Cal Oct 31-111S) the last eight seconds of play Stanford pulled a football game out of the fire here Saturday scoring a 12 to 6 victory over CO A while a slim crowd of rooters got the greatest thrill of the season Alien paased to Colvin for twenty-five yards and the wining touchdown after another pass had taken the ball deep into Bruin territory A put up an unexpected fight againat confident Stanford team that 1)11(1 been pointing for next Saturday The Bruins 'cored in the second quarter on a 25-yard daqt around right end by I)ecker and led 6 to 0 at half time Afflerbaugh tallied for Stanford in the third quarter by an 18- yard run on a lateral pass from Norman Okla Oct State remained as a potential contender for the big six title by defeating the Oklahoma Sooners 13 to 12 here Saturday afterno6n Trailing at the half 6 to the Cyclones came back to score touchdowns in the third and fourth periods to cinch the game Oklahoma itcored a touchdown in the fourth quarter but failed to kirk the extra point This seventy-eight yerd punt led to U's only score Late in the third period MtNemara standing on his goal line slammed one down the field to Oitegon's 22-y9rd line where Gee was downed in his tretlui After a fifteen yard penalty for roughness Gee kicked out to his own 45- yard line Aided by a penalty made it first clown on Oregon's 30-yard line On fourth down with three to go Ismak dropped back to Oregon's 40- yard stripe and flipped a pass to Mc" Namara who caught the ball over the goal line U's chance to tie the score was foiled by Hughes Oregon left guard who broke through and blocked Tanguay's placement The touchdown did not worry the Oregon hove It only served to make them increase the fury of their play The fourth querter opened with Gee who played almost as atrong a game as Temple punting out of bounds on U's 32-vard line Desperate for a score Lamark dropped back to pass but Oregon right end eluded his blocker and smeared the ace for a 17-yard 10104 McNamara got off a good punt the ball rolling out of bounds on Oregon's 44-yard line On the first play Temple slipped of Tight tackle shook off six or Peven tacklers and raced to Us 27-yard line MAKE ANOTHER Three line plays gained but seven Nerds Temple then dropped bacit laded to the left and shot a perfectly timed paws to Gee who ran ten yards for a touchdown Gee took the throw on the dead run with three enemy players Just a step behind Temple who couldn't do anything wrong all afternoon split the middle of the barns with hie try for extra point making the score Oregon 14 6 The lineup and summary: Pos Oregon Hugret Bailey Coucannon Morgan Man hi 10 Hughes Chlitinerl Forst a Firstenberg It0 Schulz Murphy RT Nissen I eta RE Wichard McDonald Bowerman Bill McNamara Mark Temole Connor RB Gee Temple Mikulak Score by period 71 0 0 6 6 Oregon 7 0 0 7-14 Pcorins: Bob 11( Namara: Oregon Temple Gee Points after touchdown: 2 (by placement) Substitutions: Grant Dunn Joe Lamark Tensility Bob McNamara McDonald: Pope Swanson Moeller Depittard Watti Pomo ()Montle: O'Brien Tufts: Lowe (La-Payette): head A Fisher (Columbia) field 'L Land (Navy) Freshmen Poe Reserves NOP Watson Oirffee Peacock Dickison Pierce Rice Loa Johnson Neuhoff Wilson Dirkinson Burke Durand Beck Morehead Burton I Crehthrcn Dav is II Hambrick rown King Substitutions: McGigin Singerfield Turner Apkew Officials: Porter referee: Zack Coles umpire: Jimmy Armistead bend linesman Chubby Warner field Judge TOMMY COMES BACK Tommy Henderson relieved the tenF1011 for a minute with a 55-yard kick to Tech's 30 but Vanderbilt still was behind end the quarter was getting older ell the time The Commodore line stiffened to hold three Jacket thrusts Then Flowers lifted a boot that Hendreeon fair-caught on his own 25 And lust abotit thie time there rushed onto the field from the Vanderbilt bench a Vanderbilt lineman Charles Levendecker called Tex Ye went In at left tackle To Dixie Roberts went the bell Levencleeker blasted his man Julian Foster cleared out hie tackle Throurh went Oracev and Beasley and behind came Roberta for twenty-five yards to put the ball In midfield Another huddle and there they were lined up low again Tommy Bender son grabbed the spiral from center dashed through the line and was away for fifteen yards with Levendecker leading him Directly In front wee Pat Barron the Jacket safety man DOWN WITH BARRON Down went the Texan's shoulder and up flew his hips into liarron's mid-section With the immediate barrier Henderson adroitly reversed his field and skipped over for a touchdown as els Jacket pulled up In the rear This was the turning point of the battle Tex Leyendecher's devastating block opened the avenue for Henderson and down the middle he darted Vanderbilt had found that it could score Jim Betudey added a Mace-kick to tie the count Tech never was in the game from here out ea the Commodore machine took qff the emergency ellifted into high and roared back and forth across Grant Field Before the half ended two more touchdowns bad been rushed over Early In the second quarter a backward-bouncing punt from Hendermon's Itoe was touched by Fincher and Pete Gracey All-Southern If ever there wag one recovered on Tech' 41 three I playa gained nine yards for Vanderbilt and Henderson with that pool table eye of hie kicked out of bounds on the one-foot line Booting into the wind Flowers punted back to Vanderbilt's 29 On the first plots? Dixie Roberts tore around left end and unaided fought off three tacklers for twenty-two yards to lay the oval at the 7-yard CHUGGV GOES OVER Creinbrier Cadets Are Too Good for Staunton Razorback Field Fayetteville Ark Oct Red Oliver herd-driving Texas Christian back puncturing Arkansas Universitv's line for consistent gains defeated the Itanorbacks 7-0 in a homecoming battle here Saturday The gatne wee bitterly fought throughout Arkansas' splendid defensive play surprised the Frogs and Oliver was the only Texas ball toter able to weave through the forward wall The lone score came in the second period when Oliver carried the ball ground left end for a touchdown Captain Green converted for The 'victory placed Coech Schrnidta teem in a tie with Southern Methodist University for first place in the Southwest conference Score by Treriods: Ti 0 7 0 0-7 Arkensas OOOOOOOO (Continued from Page One) On Ita own 5-yard line Barton and Hyatt gimped through to tackle Brack ett behind the goal line for the safety The lineup and aummary: Duke Fos Tennessee Crawford I DerreberrY PTV1111 IT Saunders Friedman I 0 btewart Adkins Meyer Werner ft Hickman Barton Franklin Hyatt Rayburn Ershier Brackett I oriel Allen Brownlee 11 McEver Brewer 1 Disney Score by periods: Duke 0 0 0 2 Tennessee 6 0 13 Scoring: Ile-Ever Derryberry Feathers Point after touchdown: Disney (place-kick) tintot 7: Duke officials! (Aliblirri): (Kansas): head (Sewitneel field judge (Auburn) Sill Defeats Texas by 9 to 7 California Bears Topple Nevada Tearn ebratd scoring on the belL Tired of the ground game Tommy Hendeison bad for veriety's mike resorted to the air late in the third quer ter Two passes to Mc Nevin bed ear tied the ball to Tech's thirteen They called on Joe Whitfield and he rammed through for nine yards They called him again and he dug around left end for four yards and a touchdown It wee 40 to 7 now The entire fourth quarter saw the dull Georgia aky ull of passes Tech deep in its own territory was trying anything Two attempia were costly One of McArthur heaves was downed back of the goal line and Vanderbilt awarded a safety Another Witt intercepted by One Johnson who dashed thirty yards for the Commodores' final touchdown Froggy Johnston put the finishing touch on the game with a perfect drop-kick through the bars for the forty-ninth point GAME PLEASING A Vanderbilt victory of course was expected But such smoothness and power on the that swept the Jacket defense from the pleasingly ourprising The Commodore back field tunetioned faultlessly They moved out of there with a drive and a Test that bespoke better things This clean-Cut impressive victory should give them the needed confidence Tommy Henderson followed his exhibition at Georgia lest week with another excellently directed game Be can't be kept out of the backfteld With that Mein of his are two dancing lees a talented toe and the stoutest of hearts Dixie Roberts with murderous Interference supplied by Fortune and Bees ley got right for the first time this year They got Dixie In the open and he did the rest Capt Mouse Leonard played a bit during the second quarter and returned to the game for more than five minutes In the third period He performed eat1-ifactorily with his braced wrist Hie first attempt to carry the ball resulted in a fumble and ten-yard loss to a poor pass from center Later he ripped off a fifteen-yard gain and contributed two neat blocks BRACE ILLEGAL The Commodore captain was forced to leave the game when the officials ruled his brace was illegal And that Vanderbilt they worked together Pete Gracey was In there knifing through on defense and going down to cover kirks on offense He's a ble favorite in Atlanta Leydendecker perhaps played his beet game lie covered punts so well as to hold Tech's returns to practically nothing lies the stalwart in that Vanderbilt forewall FOSTER BLOCK3 'EM Julian Foster has no peer at blocking a tackle It isn't went that catches the spectator's eye but how Important Foster WU at his peak Beasley Hughes Talley and Buhrheinrich were great This Beasley has yet to receive full credit for what be dirt at Athens last Weelt And be was roore poisonous Saturday But you know who sparkled bright and long In this Tech game None other than Joe Myers the red-topped flaming-laced end This Myers can pifty football lie duets everything well Not a single punt did he fail to cover He did more than cover them He was there waiting And how be rushes the passer Smiling Joe is almost a varsity man Tech was weak as admitted They presented a good back in Hart a swell punqr In Flowers and a fine center in Neblett And they scrapped all the way All that Vanderbilt hoped for In this game a as to hit their scoring stride And I ask you did they? Lineup and summary: Vanderbilt (49) I Geergla Tech (7) Staunton Va Oct Greenbrier Military School displayed varied attack featuring Felker'' eight-yard run to decisively defeat Staunton Military Academy 39 to 0 hare Saturday afternoon Oreenbrier's goal was threatened but once and the visitors held for downs on the two-yard line Alien's running was outstanding for the winners while Male and Gordon starred for the home team California Memorial Stadium Cal Oct 31---fiN5i-5econd third and forth string California Golden Bears with little help from the varsity kept the Nevada wolf from the door here Saturday Winning 25 to 6 The Bears were masters of the situation throughout except for a few moments in the final period when a long Nevada forward pass caught the California backfield flat-footed and went for a touchdown Lea AKhanna and Bill McCutcheon carried the brunt of the California et-tack and Hill and Ha Ivey Hill starred for Nevada DAVIDSON WINS Defeats I Cadets 7 to 0 in Hard Game Booth Honored Ownby Stadium Dallas Texas Oct a stadium filled with wild supporters of both teams the Southern Methodist Univerity alms-tangs playing on their home field avenged their defeat of lam year and trounced Texas University Longhorns 9 to 7 In colorful game before 25000 fans The mustangs found their power In the beginning of the second quarter and if tor a long paw Mason to Koontz were able to score Neely converted The Longhorn combination of Koy to Burr to Likins tied the score after Blanton oonverted for the victors Dropping bark of his goal line in the fourth quarter Flights attempted to punt but it was blocked by Delchambre and was recovered behind the Texas goal line for a safety making the final score: Texas 7: 9 Football Results Montclair Oct Booth captain of the 1931 varsity will be guest of honor at the eleventh annual barn party of the Yale Club of Montclair December The five captains of the Ina Mr 'porta baseball crew hockey and be present (Continued from Page Ono) Goal From Field Wins for Coloneli COLUMBIA STAR Davidson Oct 24- yard run by Bill Flinn substitute halfback gave the Davidson Wildcats a 7 to 0 victory over the Virginia Military Institute Cadets here Saturdav A fast-charging Davidson line won honors of the day as it opened up gaps for Wildcat ball carriers I could gain only 109 yards from scrimmage through the Davidson line Long runs brought spectators to their feet several thnes but scoring drives fell short Three punts were run back for 65 60 and 44-yard gains La most serious threat came after Smith eetutmed a punt 65 yards to Davidson's 9-yar4 line The Cadets could not buck it over through the Wildcat line however Field Goal Carries Penn to Triumph Danville Ky Oct College the little Rchnol Who collec tlon of football stars flashed acrom the gridiron firmament a few yeary back defeated Mercer Faturclay 3 to The margin of victory a twenty-vard field goal was kicked by Charlie Darks-del a sophomore end A rain-soaked gridiron bold the play to power attacks and the teams ahuttied back and forth in mid-field moat of the game Centre la unbeaten this flOttgOrl although tied by Wittenberg Ohio Staggmen Lose Gallantly 13 to 6 Then he edded three more and after Fortune failed to gain on second down Itoberta advanced It to the half-yard line From here Fortune jabbed through that Golden wall for the second score On the very next kick-Off the Commodores took the ball and on en uninterrupted 5-yard march again touched It to that greenest ot green grass behind the hut chalk mark Roberts Henderson and Fortune led the way to accomplish three consecutive first downs and plant the oval on Tech's 10-yard line Dixie went fourteen more around left end dragging three men with him The Tech line clotted in for a plunge and Tommy Henderson crossed them 14 by neatly stepping around right end for the third tally The half ended with Vanderbilt leading 20 to 7 DIXIE BELATED Iowa Scores First Touchdown and Wins Battered Chicago a In Tights Purdue's Rammers To Last Ditch Franklin Field Philadelphia Oct 31 grid team proved Its mettle here Saturday by turning back a powerful Lafayette College team 3 to 0 to keep its slate clean About 40000 lane watched the bard-fought struggle A placement boot by Monrre Smith substitute in the fourth period proved the VitriniTIR margin The Quakers fought with theft back to the wall throughout the first half and the greatest part of the third period the Leopards displaying a power that would not be denied The Leopardi were deep in Penn territory several times in the first three periods but the Quakers presented a sturdy defense when the goal poste loomed behind them Tufts Trounced Durham Oct 31---(INS)--The rnlyersity of New liarnphhire defeated Title College 9 to before a homecoming crowd of 8000 on Memorial Field here Saturday A touchdown by Ruhtis in the second quarter after a series of line drive from nod-field resulted in the first Wildcat score Ray Slack's try for point went wide Late In the third period Rav Sscit booted a thirty-five-yard placement after a series of line plunges netted nothing Knox 7 13elolt Butler 13 Wabash Cornell (Iowa) 9 Coe 6 Ball State 22 Ear ham 6 Depauw 18 Franklin 7 Ohio State 13 Indiana 6 Purdue 14 Chicago 6 McKefidree 12 Enna left 12 Elmhurst 7 Mt Morris Valparaiso 8 POse Poly Cartheae 14: Illinois College 18 Whitewater Tech 7 Oshkosh Tieh I MilwatiRce Tech 12 Northwestern College Hope 19 11111dale 19 Michigan 25: Detroit Tech Larnbuth '28 Jonesboro Concord 29 St John Carthage 14 Illinois Coll 7 Buena Vista 6 Cotner )2 River rails Teachers 33 Stout That 0 Simpson 12: Iowa State Teacherl 6 Culver titockton 13 Tark to 13 South West St Edwards 21: Austin College Texas Agates 7 Centenary 11 9 Texas 7 Texas Christian 7: Arkansu 17 Bayor 32 Team Tech Fat West Colorado Mines 7 Kearney (Nebr) Normal Denver 11 27: Western 7 Montana University 37 Montitrut State 0 Br Mharn Young 0: Colorado Teachers 6 California 6 Nevada 0 Wichita 71: Nebraska Wealoyan 0 New MeNico Normal 6 Aiigics 6 (tie) College ot Pacific 20 Calitornla Aggles 20 San Jose State 0 Chico State 7 Washington Etat 7 Oregon State 6 SAnford 12: I A 6 Loyma 7 occidentai C-Ilege 6 Myer Fd8 Teacticrs a3 Stout 12 stitine idVahinglon IT 77: Whitman New Mextco Northern Arizona state 0 Olympic Club 7 San Franeisco 7 Texu Mtnes 18 Mr Murry College 7 Idaho 1: (ionzags 0 North Texas St Ate Teachers 101 Stephen Austin Tsee 'hers Dakota 10 South Dakote State North Dakdta 20 North DOUAI Aggies 12 Kansas Aggies Take West Virgida Team Iowa City Oct scored its first touchdown of the year and also won Its first game defeating the George Washington team 7 to 0 In a game that was at all times close and desperately contested The Iowa score came In the second quarter Hansen started going Onto the line on a spinner at center His first try netted nineteen yards ripping the visiting team wide open He started another play which was a fake and got sway for eirteen yards more Then Hickman plunged through center for six yards and on the next lunge went over for the touchdown Hansen booted the ball over the bar The George Washington team showed aggressive ability in spots but was unable to continue its effective attack long enough at any time to endanger the Iowa goal line 1 o4 i Ail 111t 6'Vs e44 ket '4 r- 4- 't 1 0111ii'74i1 1- 4 zlio: 1 34 ''1 4-: rPb t''OS 441 1 1 i 4 1 A I -41 4 1:: -0' -2- t-'-: 0 r-' -4': ''''1 It 1' r'-' 4431 A AIt Pr-1 it I 4- 1 -4 4 Sewts it4 iA4' 2 "4 Ij -4 1 A i i 4i :4 ''7J 4-k I fAIOLI'-'74' Wins MeNevin Jordan LT Beasley 0 Powell Suhrhstnrich Armstrong WT McNesin Jordan LT Beasley 0 Powell Buhrhsinrich 0 Armstrong RT Morgantown Va Oct 31--QM-- A powerful rangy and resourceful Kansas Aggies tesm undefeated in the "Big big" Conference of the Mistouri Volley added further laurels to its 101 record by downing the West Virginia University Mountaineers on the latters own gmunda here Saturday by the score of 19-0 The visitors scored In each period but got the Itrat two opportunttiPm through the medium of West Virgtnts rumblen that were recovered deep in West Virginia territory by Elkins Wi Va Oct and Elkins College defeated Slate College here Saturday 33-0 and brought their season's total to 288 points compared to none scored agitinst them Wintere was high scorer accounting tOT tWO of bis teams touchdowns fltagg Field Chicago Oct 3r-f-1-41-- Amos M01110 Stags boys finally gave footballs "grand old man" a nest feather to wear in his feather-loaded bat Saturday Rising above themselven to vindicate their venerable master the Maroons of the University of Chicago battled an dmittedly superior Purdue eleven to a standstill here Saturday afternoon only to fall Into a noble defeat by the cloe margin of 14 to 6 Beaten and humiliated in every previous game of the current SPItS0n Futgg's boys tincorked a beedy up-tothequinute offensive that gave them a to 0 lead at the end of the first half and a tight defenee that held the Boilermekers scoreless in every period but the third It was an astounding spectacle to the 10000 fans who gathered in the stands gloomily prepared to witnem another overwhelming setback for the Maroona- It wee also magnificent tribute to the oldest of foottsil coaches who has guided cago a grid destinies for forty years An tnapired Chicago team relving on straight football drove through the Purdue line in the seeond querter until it advanced the ball to the Boilermakers five-yard line guided by the email FOnernikhip of Querterback Wallace There the Maroon line eoened tiole at right 'Witte and Sahlin Pidled through for Chicago's tourhdown The Maroon lead however was oliort-11ed Early in the second half Purdue battered PIVRIT at a weerv Ma moo line wall Purvis and IIiratman totmg the ball to the thrce-vird ErinIi1 gained two :11 Pnctf'r sneaked tinder a Maroon 1'1ron's arm for the fir-1 Purdue tot-clown The se con4 toticociwn was the re-ult of a spectacular filty-three-rard run ID le 1 04 tr le 1 Huskies Romp Vanderbilt Must have known lt was going to be a romp from here Out for they started the second half with only ten men In the lineup But after the kick-off here came Dixie Roberts a-running end all wee well again Coach McGugin maarted the same eleven that opened with the exception of Leedendecker for Bereon at tackle and Close for Hudgins at half To recite the action is to recite the Gold and Black touchdowns A sustained drive from the Vanderbilt forty-eight-yard line took the Commododes to Tech's eleven and here Jim Beasley and Chuggy Fortune had personal hand in the matter of Henderson scoring his third touchdown LESS-) FORTUNE They screened him with perfect interference as he raced untouched for eleven yards to change the scoreboard to 27 to 7 And just like the Kings horsee and the Kings men the Commodores marched down the field and they marched right back ageln b'tarting from Vanderbilt fortythree-yard line Dixie Roberto ripped off twenty-seven and fourteen yards the ball on the sixteen A Tech offside advanced It to the eleven and Roberta raced around end to score It wasn't exactly necessary but Bill iticNevin added to the attraction with teeth-rattling block of the Jacket defensive half The score was 34 to 7 15 Henderson added amther Mop-kick JOE INTERS I Little Joe Whitfield a 'hard-running back with plenty (AL determintktion col Tharp Laws Neblett Jones kesell Foster RE Williams Henderson Flowers Hudgins II Hart Roberts Barron Fortune Cherry Officials: Gardner (Cornell) referee Hutchens (Purdue) umpire Pitts (Auburn) lipid Judge Sullivan (Georgia) head linearnan Score by periods: Vanderbilt 7 13 20 9-49 Georgia Tech 7 0 0 7 Scoring touchdowns: Hart )ienderson (3) Johnson Fortunci Roberta Whitfield Points after touchdown: Williams (drop-kick: Johnson (drop-kick )l BeseleY (Placteltickl Henderson 13) (drop-kicks) Safety: McArthur (Georgia Tech) Substitutions- Vanderbilt Watkins' teeendecker Kirwan Powell Ifuglies Close Leonard 'Dailey Myers Johnson Johnson Whitfield Berson Jordan 6need Thack Huahaa Georala rincher 'scan GoldInlith Davis McArthur McKee Kr011er Peeler Isaacs Calloway Marra)L Mill! gag Boston University Tramples Rhode Island Roston Oct UMversity walloped Rhode Island State 25 to 7 at Nickerson Field Weston Saturday for its first victory in twelve gik SWAM 'University scored early in the first period after a series of runs and tackle omashm by llootateln rive Wave Ister'Bowent wriggled through for twenty-five yards and Hootstein went over from the three-yard line Seattle: Waah Oct Phelan's WashInston Huskies ateamrollered the little Whitman foot ball eleven he Saturday afternoon to the tune of 77 to Touchdown were as trellirnt almoat as raindrops on a damp afternoon CO tallia Cops Nebraska Is Winner Over Missouri 10-7 Ocilianbia MO Oct went Into a tie with the Kansas Aggies for lead in the Big Six conference by defeating Missouri 10 to 7 helt Saturday afternoon The game was bard fought throughout the Tigers malting ta good showing In holding the invaders' 'tearing to field goal and a lone touchdown The Veer 1110 life in Pmrthg a touchdown In the final nuarter but failed to muaier enough strength to stave off their third straight defeat In warm-mu PloY this Mao 4 Fordham Hai Eight Barefoot Football Ifigh Point Oct tawba College annexed a diWcult to 6 victor from Hi vn Point Co neve here Saturday Neithcr team could Pain except by forward pis-tes Niaa Point tried twenty-two paabea coinpletinE I Ralph rfewitt battering mat Of the Co lilt-tibia University eleven of New York had to take a bark seat day asi his team One Of the leading favorites for national honors lost tO Cornell In bis upeet ot the day Fordham tolyeralty ha-4 achoduled eight games for the 1912 football season Fordham will play Mari of Ban rrancisro November 5 and Ore gon Stet November 15 at the Polo Grounds New York The Hon01111 Iiiirefoot Toot 13401 'fragui Inclwies thlrty-one teems wit s23 player In the lightweight divtelm4 and teams in tLe beaver dialakm 11 1 1 I I 4 Is i 4.