Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 19

1 7-- 's 7 --1 -'-n- -'lH04 SUNDAY 7131tg CHATTANOOGX l'ENTNe sUNDAT NOVEMBER 9 1913- 19 Routs il-Teh' Tennessee 44E1 Urn' oil Tennessee utplaysVan But Loses--Chattanoog a- eats en a Auburn -le a- FIELD nn A Wakes In Second Awn i II ELEVEN Sewanee Outplay- Alabama and Wins FAI 'Half and Wallops Georgia Tech Despite Penalties and Fumilles KicKG0AL ct WINS FREAK Iti 1 QL1 ObiiiWiike Half and SUNDAY utplays ies Up in Second rid Wallops- Georgia Tech 'i'ilPid3i-Si'it 11 ELEVEN WINS FREAK NOVEMBER Sewanee Outplays Alabama and Wins Despite Penalties and Fumbles 9 Iola 111MEMIERf FAILURE KICK mor II Mt Mige AST One core or zu to trargnt root- wv aoioww-owasaw 16SP WIALLLLO I A period ended a 1L ILO a 47 ALLIci 0414 10 41400 0 eV II likah' toy a ib tnrougit the entire Tech team 65 yards the most spectacular games of the local ball aggressive la yed told tale Tech A a ickg The score does not 7- te down the field for the second tally Starting the second derbilt 7-6 period from their only twice during the 'game was rnol agin kin goal pie Each Other season by 10 to 7 yard line th Tiger advanced rapidly indicate the magnificent work done by down 'field Palmer Ward and Tolley al- within striking distance of the Alabama The fourth quarter saw Tech take a the Tigers the bitter opposition ternating in long gains ard fumbled eleven's goal and both times attempted brace but the Yellow Jacket ers a I was On Alabama's 40-yard line Alabama im- goals from placement fell short una Sewanee heavil and frequentl forced ble to withstand the relentless ham- of the Alabamians The officials taxed ediately lost the ball on downs Tolley Since the strong showing made bY mering of the Auburn backs and a few Tigers to punt with decisions which kicked On the first play Vander- PENALTY GIVES VANDY Tech a week FOUR TOUCHDOWNS MADE th ago when Sewanee was de minutes before the game ended Hard graafe made a long sweeping end run and feated 33 to 0 the belief bad gained arain was sent across the line: Arnold A while perhaps just made the going hard had advanced nearly 50 yards when Pal- aAnkomit momeaAlklumnakesrei by a score of 20 to I Straight football aggressively played told the tale Only twice during the -game was Tech within striking distance of the Alabama eleven's goal and both times attempted goals from placement fell short Since the strong showing made by Tech a week ago when Sewanee was de feated 33 to 0 the belief bad gained through the entire Tech team 65 yards down the field for the second tally Arnold again kicking goal The fourth quarter saw Tech take a brace but the Yellow Jacket line was unable to withstand the relentless hammering of the Auburn backs and a few minutes before the game ended Hard again was sent across the line Arnold Each Other FOUR TOUCHDOWNS MADE the most spectacular games of the local season by 10 to 7 The score does not indicate the magnificent work done by the Tigers against the bitter opposition of the Alabamians The officials taxed Sewanee heavily and frequently forced the Tigers to punt with decisions which while perhaps just made the going bard period ended Starting the second period from their 7-yard line- the Tigers advanced rapidly down field Palmer Ward and Tolley alternating in long gains Ward fumbled on Alabama's 40-yard line Alabama immediately lost the ball on downs Tolley kicked On the first play Vandergraafe made a long sweeping end run and had advanced nearly 50 yards when derbilt 7-6 PENALTY GIVES VANDY strength that Auburn although SlIgIttlY I thla vninnin ea 1 Tel 01 I I LI 11111EQ run VI31 I Lill tor tile ger zewanee toot one et- mer eot him for ft fiernp tookia Hp I unsulman run I LIMAri LI 11 i A strength that Auburn although slightly this time missing the try for goal Ideal for the Tigers Sewanee lost one Rot him for a fierce He MN la in weight might be able to o-r or no I fotball weathe called forth a bi gl th win today's contest regarded as the most parently sure touchdown when with the dropped ball and Sewanee got the crowd Despite the fact that the soggy I ball on Alabama's 5-yard line a 15-yard ball on her own 15-yard fine The Tigers Important of the day In the south For ball frequently was fumbled the game 1 penalty was enforced Again the Tigers advanced rapidly up field for the second 12 Afi 4014 as" affaA er 1 mrs 4- es A 1 eshnalr090 11-1-011 1 00 eh 44 time during the period and a pretty superior in weight might not be able to win today's contest regarded as the most Important of the day In the south For the first two of today's football weather called forth a big crowd Despite the fact that the soggy ball frequently was fumbled the game sure touchdown when with the ball on Alabama's 5-yard line a 15-yard penalty was enforced Again the Tigers to Alabama's 10-yard line for first dropped the ball and Sewanee got the ball on her own 15-yard line The Tigers advanced rapidly up field for the second time during the period and a pretty Same Old Toe Erings Euvard Tiptory LOCKED PUNT ALLOWS PLAY rAcer Mlisee Five Tries While Brickley Makes One of Three- Rain and Mud Make the Game Erratic FRINCETON Nov 8--Harrani shattered an ancient football traditon here this -afternoon by defeating Ituiceton on her own ground by a score of 3 to --f The -credit for the victory goes in great part to Charles Brickley whose solitary goal from the field gave the Cambridge eleven the three points scored in the game and solved a football problem for Harvard which the mud and ram would otherwise have hafted Phtyed on a field Inches deep in mud and slippery- as greased glass the ner points of football were absolutely lost and -the rival teams wallowed and srd About the gridiron waiting for an error to give them opportunity to score Harrard's "chance came in the second period when during a punting duel Law Who did the kicking for the Tigers bad one of his low drives blocked by Gilman he Crimson right tackle The ball rolling backward toward the Princeton goal linef was followed by 'a slipping scratabling-mass of players They dove repeatedly for the spheroid which evaded theta like a greased pig When the hall was finallycorralled it was a pa h- of mud -covered Crimson arms that held and the doom: was sealed With the hall on 'Princeton's 12-yard line liar-yard' tried two-line plunges The Orange and Black forwards held nrm and it was evident that if the Crimson was to score it must be by Brickley's educated was the benefit of his long period of practice shown to better advantage for despite" the short distance that stretched away to the goal bar the conditiona were such that a failure would have been 'entirely exensable )3ut Briekley-' stepping back to the 20-yard carefully wiped the mud from his famous propelling boot 'and settled himlelf in -theAnud': Back came the 'spheroid true from the bands or Sotto 'amens Pre Peumg tIoet luta eettlect elm- self in -tbe--ntlitl- Back came the spheroid true from the bands of Sono Almost Instantly it -wns sailing AterOSS the Princeton goal Der for the -score that Pent Harrard-home from rrineetOo with the first nrietory- that the Crinvron ban achieved in Jungletourn In a generation- Although Brieklers winning field goal will go down in football history as a rutty affair of just about--20 yards the 'lad that the ouly successful one of the triPs by BHckley and Capt- Baker of Princeton demonstrates the degree of ditculty and -handicap finder which the feat was accOmplished- Every other time the water-soaked ball refused to answer to either direction or power and swrmg kp-sidedly through the air or roRing along In the mud until pounced upon by some mire-smeared player and put into plat again lu the usual manner 1 110ALIti Mt Harvard ErngS i -Victory rLOCKED PUNT ALLOWS PLIAMPPIcIIR'IMIRIRIIIM PI AV -I I Five Tries W111100 Uinta Erratic a at Ith U- )r- ad 'as 107 I I i I I I th to WI a T1 fill lit ing ton was and The if line Thus Tennessee Loses to Van CHANCE FOR TOLICH00171 Rainey's Brilliant End RunsFeatura Tennessee Attack and Clevenger's Men Outplay Vanderbilt- Throughout NASHVILLE Nov fir'--Out-rushing the Commodores and playing them to a standstill in every department of the game the University of Tennessee eleven was deprived of a well-earned and deserved tie today through failure to kick a goal after touchdown Evenly matched in speed and weight the two elevens fought fiercely and desperately through the sixty minutes of play and he Commodores felt themselves lucky to be able to claim -a 7 to 6 victory when the linni whistle sounded Showing a versatile attack and employing with much success the Istmotue Minnesota shift the VoMnteers started the game with a rush and during the first period had the ball in Vanderbilt's territory a greater part of the time "Red" Rainey the little halfback- was the mainstay of the Tetmessee attack and the manner in which he skirted the Vanderbilt ends as soon as the ball was put in play threw consternation Into the Vanderbilt camp Getting the ball on Vanderbilt's 45-yard line on a punt Tennessee whirled it down the field in a series of line plunges and --dashes around the end depending on the elusive run when a gain was badly needed and the spectators were numb with surprise when the fiery headed youth was given the ball on Vandy's 14-yard line and skirting the opposing right end for a touchdown before the quarter was up With the speed of a deer he eluded all Vanderbilt tacklers with the exception of the Midget Beonseh who made a dive at him only to be shaken off as a eat would shake a rat The touchdown was made at the extreme eastern corner of the field and Carroll kicked out to Man who heeled the ball easily gowevere Carroll's kick went wide of the cross bars and consequently loon the game Vanderbilt's touchdown in the second quarter can be attributed directly to Right-guard Bayer whose action in slugging Martin Chester caused Ten nessee to be penalized half the distance to the goal shortly after the quarter opened a distance of 33 yards which put the ball on Tennessee's 35-yard line Bayer was sent from the game by Umpire Bradley Walker Boensch quick to grasp the opportulaity caught the opposing defense Uri awares by making a forward past on the first down He hurled the ball secnrately into the outstretched arms of Capt Brown who whirled and rushed 10 yards across the goal line shaking off several tacklers Boensch kicked out to Sikes who heeled the ball anti 11oensch then cleaved the goal posts with a pretty goal Throughout the re- mainder of the game the two teams bat-tied on even terms in a see-saw manner neither being able to cross the other's line although threatening several times The line-up: Vanderbilt Tennessee Chester 1 Carroll I White 1 Havley 1 Putnam I Kerr 1 Huffman cen McLean cen Turner Bayer Warren Kelly Brown a McClure Curtin May ikes Thomason 1: bt McQueen Rainey Turnetl14 Lindsay Summary: Touchdowns Rainey' Brown touchdowns Beonsch Substitutes: for Cur tin Askew for Turner Cohen for Me' Queen Beyer for Askew McQueen for Cohen Askew for Ryer lor for Bayer Dawson for Rainey Sorrell for McLean Officials: rmpire Walker Referee -Var wibie: head linesman Allen Brown Time of quarters fifteen minutes Score: First 6: Van derbilt 0 Second 7 Tennessee 6 Third 7 Tennessee 6 Final 7 Tennessee 6 ATHENS ROUTS M'CALLIE Bales' Eleven Too Heavy for Light Ridge Team Stocial to Tho Chattanooga ATHENS Tenn Nov school eleven defeated Mc Caine school of Chattanooga today by 62 to 7 The locals were entirely too heavy and strong for their opponents from Chattanooga and romped away with the game The Mc Caine touchdown was made by Whitaker who rubbed at fullback for Smallwood 0 I Special to The Chattanooga Times BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov staged a great come-back against Alabama this afternoon and won one of apparently got a down and three plays- carried the ball to within a few inches of the goal line The referee gave the ball to Alabama after a long argument and for no apparent reason except that he probably miscounted the downs It was a touchdown wrested right out of Sewanee's grasp The game was full of spectacular runs and tackling Tolley was a scintillator for Sewanee the little quarter dashing through the open field and sneaking through the lines for many gains Palmer's occasional sprints and his fierce tackling were another feature For Alabama Vandergraafe did some superb sprinting and ethers of the Alabamians were often shining in the fray Sewanee scored soon after the start of the game on a beautiful drop kick by Hammond from the 35-yard line against the wind Alabama received and failed to gain The pass for the kick was fumbled and Sewanee recovered on the 10- yard line A 15-yard penalty set the Tigers back and forced Hammond to drop the goal Moore again kicked off and Alabama was forced to punt After carrying the ball many yards Sewanee lost it on Ward's fumble Alabama plugged for a first down Sewanee held and Long finally attempted a place kick The kick was short but Tolley fumbled it on the 10-yard line and Alabama recovered Sewanee held and when Alabama attempted a forward pass Hammond intercepted it on the 1-yard line Parker punted from behind the line and on an Alabama fumble Sewanee recovered on her own 20-yard line Tolley tried an onside kick for 25 yards Hagin a forward pass hit the ground and Hampton ripped off a long 45 yard boot The visitors continued their plunging tactics and three plays netted 10 yards Then came the fatal play Lyons smashed outside tackle for 10 yards He fumbled as he reached the side line 'Spencer recovered it and brought it back inside running up-field some 20 yards Broaton ruled that Coach O'Brien tried to trip him and Referee Rike carried the ball back to where Spencer brought it in but the penalty at the coach's expense entailed half the distance to the goal line Things were easy then Hampton bucked for 5 yards Dexheimer circled for 13 A 5 yard penalty at the goal line set the locals back but Woodworth made it up with a line sneak and Spencer circled for a touchdown Detheimer kicked goal Chattanooga 13 Central 12 Kentucky received and again began to ram Coleman down-field but the star fumbled after he had bucked the ball steadily for 30 yards The speedy Woodworth grabbed the oval and brought it back 15 yards A few plays Inter Woodworth got loose through center for 35 yards putting the ball on the 5-yard line Again the locals were penalised at the goal line but Dexheimer made it up with an end run and then bucked 'er over Dex kicked goal Chattanaoga 20 Central of Kentucky 12 The first half ended with this play Fumbles which had played a prominent part in the downfall of Central in the first half started them toward a touchdown in the second Cotton's kickoff was short The Moccasins went down the field steadily Hampton and Woodworth going through the line and outside tackle and Dex and Spencer around ends Hampton finally was forced to punt and his offering rolled across the line for a touchback Orr and Page got busy here and the visitors couldn't gain Woodworth made a dashing 15-yard return of Cotton's punt Hampton bucked for 5 yards Woody sneaked for 10 yards one of the little quarterback's magnificent plays The play put the ball on Kentucky's 8-yard line Hampton was called outside right tackle but fumbled as he went over the line Pedgen fell on the ball for a touchback Quickly turned the tide of battle Central scrimmaged on the 20-yard line failed to gain and Cotton punted 40 yards Woodworth fumbled and Thompson fell on the ball An off-side penalty at Chattanooga's expense saved the ball for Central when Orr and Page spilled three plays Thompson made 10 yards in three tries Coleman rammed for 6 -ards Roman for 2 and Lyons barely made it first down on Chattanooga's 8-yard line Two smashes by Coleman brought a touchdown Once again Cotton missed goal Chattanooga 20 Kentucky 18 Kentucky scented victory about this time and after short gains produced one firs down held Chattanooga for downs The visitors were busy at once a 13-yard end run by Lyons with Coleman's line crashes carrying the ball down the field but a fumble lost it Hampton failed to gain but on Ai double pass play Dexheimer got around right end for 40 yards and Spencer immediately ripped off 25 yards more around the other end Coleman was knocked out as he tackled Spencer and Ramsey took his place Chattanooga drew another off-side penally at the goal line but Spencer circled and Vandergraafe tore off some PrettY end runs but Sewanee's defense finally stiffened and Tolley intercepted a forward pass on his own 7-yard line as the Palmer tackle- double pass end run enabled Hammond to make a 30-yard run to Alabama's 20- yard line Three plays put it on the 10- yard line three more to the 1-2-yard line where the referee's ruling gave it to Alabama just before the first half ended Alabama kicked off in the second half and after several spectacular runs an off-side penalty forced Tolley to kick to Alabama's 20-yard line Sewanee caught two more penalties but Alabama was again forced to kick and again the Tigers ewept up the field The third period ended with the ball in Sewanee's possession on Alabama's 15-yard line Alabama held but a perfect forward pass from Tolley to Hammond behind the goal line produced the Sewanee touchdown After the ensuing kick-off the ball seesawed but a Sewanee penalty again got the Tigers in bad Alabama came up field to Sewanee's 40-yard line whence Vandergraafe was forced to punt Tolley's return punt was blocked and Vandergraafe recovered on "Sewanee's 10-yard line After the Sewanee line fought back three line plays a forward pass Harsh to Carzile brought Alabama's touchdown Line-up Sews nee Alabama Hamilton 1 Love Moore 1 WVandergratte 1 I McCallum 1 Tones 1 Barnwell can Riddle eon Magwood Ricks Bobbins Cargile Parker Fort Nathan Tolley (lb Hain qb Hammond hb Vandergreafe lh Palmer hb Harsh lib Ward fix Long fb Anburn Army Head Au-turn Varela Goal from Goal from Long for the touchdown Woodworth punted out to Spencer and Dexheimer kicked goat Chattanooga 27 Kentucky IS The game practically ended here the whistle blowing after a few more plays Line-up: Chattanooga McWhorter a On 1 Harbour (C) Page can Eldridge gt Ellis Sutherland Woodworth Dexheimer 1 Spencer Hampton of Kentucky Pedgen a Peters 1 Lee 1 Mahan cen Cotton Roman Newman Turley (a Lyons I Thompson Coleman Ohio Wesleyan- McAllester Tennessee Head Linesman Broxton Baylor Chattanooga Spencer 2 Demheimer Lyons Roman Coleman Goals from Time of periods-15 12 15 12 YALE IN BETTER FORM Blue Team Plays Good Ball Against Brown NEW HAVEN Conn Nov Showing a complete reversal of form over last Saturday Yale easily defeated Brown on Yale field this afternoon 17 to The score however fails to indicate the superiority of the blue eleven Twice Yale missed place kicks by slight margins and twree was within striking distance of a touchdown but on each occasion lost the ball on an incompleted forward pass It was not until near the close of the game that Brown had a chance to score Yale had sent in many substitutes and her opponents by a long forward pass brought the ball within striking distance Capt Henry tried a field- goal but the ball went wide Left Halfback Guernsey of Yale made a brilliant attempt at a field goal from the 42-yard line but failed Yale displayed the best form so far this year although the offense was somewhat lacking in polish Wilson at quarterback ran the team well and contributed a sensational 45 yard run Dunn played a star game at fullback for Yale A steady rain fell throughout the game but Yale did not once fumble Brown made several costly fumbles Yale's defensive work was excellent AOME WINS BY SAFETY Baylor Eleven Plays Good Ball Against Old-Timers Sperva to The Chattanooga Timm ROME Ga Nov Athletic club defeated Baylor-flouts school team of Chattanooga today by the narrowest margin possible In a football single safety The score was made when Lamb after Intercepting a forward pass of Rome's was thrown behind his own goal line for a safety The visitors put up a great game against the heavy local team Neither team was able to gain to any extent and the ball stayed near the center of the field throughout CO 21 7th St Two Defense-less Teams Trample TO THREE FOR VISITORS Brelks in Decisions Against Kentuckians Who Grow Game Played on Cold Day Braving weather conditions of the worst variety with a cold rain falling through part of the game and inches of mud underfoot Chattanooga and Central of Kentucky wrangled yesterday to a 27-18 verdict in favor of the locals While the ball was slippery and fumbles had much to-do with the result thus givink the game a black eye artistically the contest was bitterly fought as the score indicates The two teams were evenly matched and neither could put up much of a defense against the other The Kentucky line offered strenuous opposition and outplayed the Chattanooga forwards much of the time' On the other hand the Chattanooga line while outcharged was continually break-mg through The entire local quintet was spilling plays repeatedly and there was not one of the five who did not make many tackles behind the line On the other hand the Central forwards opened many holes for their backfield to go through The game see-sawed with amusing frequency and the way the ball was tranaported up and down the field was exceedingly entertaining The Chatta- nocera eleven took the ball at the start and frolicked across the field for a touchdown with regular Birmingham college ease "Another 100 to 0 affair" was the verdict in the stands Presto! The visitors began to crash through for Immense gains going to the secondary defense every time One touchdown two touchdowns they made without hardly losing the the Moccasin line look like a bunch of dubs and throwing the bulk of the work on the backfield on defense Then came a disastrous break from the for the Kentuckians Following their second touchdowns the li-entucklians were ploughing again Lyons dashed along the side line for a 10-yard gain He fumbled apparently after going out of bounds and making the ball dead Spencer got the ball out of bounds brought it in and ran 20 yards up field The referee ruled that the ball was Chattanooga's where Spencer got it but the head linesman penal- 1 ized the Central coach for attempting to trip Spencer as he ran up field close to the side line The ruling cost heavily as Chattanooga immediately smashed to a touchdown The Central team seemed to lose their punch just here and Chattanooga made another touchdown following a disastrous Central fumble The first half ended with a score of 20 to 12 Dex kicking two goals There was much unpleasantness over the work of the officials and Head Linesman Broxton became involved in an altercation with the Central line man at one juncture Kind friends separated the combatants In the third period Chattanooga shot up to Central's goal line with great ease but Hampton fumbled after crossing the line and a Centralman recovered Then Woodworth fumbled a long punt a visitor got the ball and another Kentucky march to the goal line ensued making the score 20-1S The visitors again fumbled at a critical pass while threatening a score and the Moccasins romped for their fourth touchdown The only way for either team to lose the ball thronghout the game seemed to be to fumble it The Central team had much the snperior driving power though their backfield was not nearly so fast as Chattanooga's Coleman a husky fullback plunged through for dozens of yards and was always hard to stop Other big noises were Thompson a hefty halfback and Roman a huge tackle The remainder of the team shone only at intervals Contrary to expectations Coach O'Brien did not spring any trick plays? or forward passes One double pass play with the tackle around behind good interference mystified the Chattanoogans and netted many yards while a split buck also worked with consistency For Chattanooga Hampton's mauling ability and fierce defensive play in backing up the line featured as usual while the other three backs Woodworth Spencer and Dexheimer showed their usual high speed Each of the three was tip and away for sprints ranging from 10 to 30 yards In the line Endridge played his first game nt guard and did well Orr continued his improvement though his opponent was a hard man to hold In fact the entire line played well in pots On the ends Suthertnad and Woodworth had trouble splitting the visitors' loose intereference which seemed more effective than a close interference would have been Chattanooga's Brisk Start Soon Nipped by Visitors The game started like it would be a pipe for the home lads The visitors failed to gam after the kick-off and Cotton punted Forthwith Spencer circled for 9 yards Hampton made it first downs the smooth Woodworth sneaked through the line and got loose for 30 yards after which Hampton was rammed for a touchdown on five successive plays Dez missed goal Chattanooga 6 Central Then came the transformation Dex kicked off and the Kentuckians brought the ball up-field in long bucks and dashes Lyons started it with a 30 yard run around end Coleman Roman Thompson and Lyons with the two first named making the longer gains came up-field 6 8 10 and 12 yards at a clip and Lyons made the touchdown over right tackle after the Moccasins held on two plays right on their goal line Cotton missed goal Chattanooga 6 Central 6 Chattanooga could not gain after the kick-off and Hampton's punt was short Coleman plunged for 8 yards Roman for 10 as the first period ended In the second period though brilliant defensive plays were made by Page and Spencer the visitors quite easily plugged along Coleman doing most of the work Lyons and Roman gaining consistently Roman finally bucked for the touchdown Cotton again missed goal Central 12 Chattanooga 6 Moccasins Rally After Ruling in Their Favor Cotton's kick-off was short to Orr Spencer and Hampton made it a first down but the visiting line then stiffened i 5ms re at re ng he nt Of er tt irs of tid in Ler In lot In he En MR 1 tr- 7 8 a at te tt 2 33 a as as 4 1 ATLANTA Nov Tech hopes for the I A A championship of 1913 were blasted here today when Auburn overwhelmed the Yellow Jackets quarters game Tech played fast and snappy ball and held Auburn to a scoreless tie The field was slippery- with mud and the Alabama backs appeared unable to start quickly enough to develop the speed which heretofore had made them dangerous In the third quarter however Auburn appeared to have gained strength and after a few minutes of play Newell circled right end for 25 yards and the first- touchdown Arnold kicked the Harvard tried the Princeton line making one yard through Semmons then kicked They lined up and in four plunges by Glick and Streit the Harvard line crumbled and the Tigers went twenty yards Bakers attempt to kick goal from Harvard's 49-yard line barely failed On a line-up on Harvard's 25-yard line-Hardwick by a fake formation 'went around Princeton's right end or 10 yards was hurt in the scrimmage and Lamberton took his place at right end for Princeton After an exchange of punts Brickley tried Princeton's center and got only 9 yards Hardveick tried the Tiger line without gain They kicked and on the next lineup Streit went through Harvard's center for 10 yards In the next two plunges Streit gained I yards After Harvard's line stiffened Baker kicked and Harvard after two line plays that netted 1 yard punted Princeton carried the ball from its own 43- yard line by line plunges and end plays then the quarter ended Score end first period Princeton Harvard Princeton had made three first downs and Harvard none and Law of Princeton had out-punted Hardwick Second Period On the lineup Streit and Glick kept up their bard work on the crimson line mak- 17 yards Harvard kicked when Prince- lostthe ball on a swing shift There a swift volley of punts from both sides Harvard got on the Tigers' 20-yard line crimson tried Princeton's center losing a yard then Brickley settled back as to try a field goal but there came a plunge Instead It was good for only 2 yards and Brickley let loose with his foot scoring an easy goal The game was being played In a downpour The gridiron was deep with mud There was punting by both sides until Law kicked to Mahan who had gone' in for Bradlee Front Harvard's 25-yard line the 'crimson player helped by brilliant interference ran to Princeton's 25-yard line When the Tiger line held Brickley tried for another field goal but failed Harvard got its first down- after Hard wick first made 8 yards around the Tigers' I left end Then Harvard got a second first i down when Princeton was penalized for 1 off tidde The Tigers got the ball on ther otrn 161rard line when Law caught an at- teaipted forward pans After Law kicked Harvard tried the algers line but it held ihm The period ended without sconng Score: Harvard 3 Princeton It seemed the (mann ele developed more strength in the second Wrilod although outplayd in the Third Period Returning en the field in drv nniformn the teams Hued up on Harvard's Sti-yard line after the kick The Princeton line balked Storer's attempt at a fake forma- ion and there followed a vollev of punt- tug Bradlee returned to the mune in place of Mahan and he wan sent at the Prince- ton line twice then Harvard punted The Tigers tried their wing shift again lout sotb little gain Law bad to punt There came some scrimmaging rith the Tiger line bolding against Harvard's trick playa Glick and Streitearried the ball to first Streit forward but he failed to gain A forward pass was suecessful but after being penalized the Tigers had to punt The period ended with the ball on Harvard's 7-yard line Seore end third period: Harvard 3: Princeton In the third period Harvard' secondary defense was often seen and it broke up several Princeton plays The period was largely taken up with punting duels Fourth Period Neither side gained much on line plays as the teams snared off for the anal period but Harvard's defense was more effective than earlier in the contest Baker tried for a field goal but Storer blocked It In another few minutes Baker failed again in the same attempt Brickley made a spectacular run of 55 yards when he broke throneh the Princeton line and darted through a broken field to Princeton's 20- yard line After three line plunges by Harvard Brickley tried for a field goal and miased Loran made a fair catch and Brickley trying for a goal from placement failed The ball was too heavy There came more punting and two lineups then Mahan caught one of Law's punts on Harvard's 3-yard line and he carried it through the field to Princeton's 35-yard line Two plunges gave Harvard 5 yards through the Tigers then Bradlee failed when he hit Princeton's right taeltle After the kick the Harvard line bald against Law and he punted More kicking followed then the Princeton line held against Mahan's assaults after Hardwick bad gone through center for a yard and the game ended with the ball on Princeton's 36-yard line Maryville Trounces Cumberland Special to The Chattanooga Times MARYVILLE Tenn Nov college defeated Cumberland university here this afternoon 23 to 7 Mary-vile scored a touchaown in-the first quarter a field goal in the second and two touchdowns in the fourth Lowery Cumberland's left end made a 90-yard run for aumberland's only touchdown Iowa Outsoeeds Indiana I6WA CITY Nov 8--Iowa out-speeded Indiana today overWhelming the kloosiers 60 to Tbe surprise of thegame was Iowa's line Indiana made first down only once in the game Indiana outweighed Iowa several pounds to the man but lacked a powerful defense Army Piles Up Big Score WEST POINT Nov Army ran up a big score today against Albright defeating the visitors 77 to Eleven touchdowns and eight goals from touchdowns was the Army's total The field was wet and the hall hard to handle Stanford Wins at Rugby STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal Nov won from the University In the rugby match today 13 to In the last twenty minutes of play California made a desperate rally and only the sterling work of Carroll Stan- ford's center the tieing of the score goal Hard who went in at full back for Auburn in place of Harris a few minutes later- produced the most sensational play of the game when he ran was remarkably fast and clean Line-up: Auburn Tech Hatrston 1 0 Beard I a Wynne Prcas Thigpen 1 Rainey I Pitts Loeb Louise! Means Esslinger Nance Robinson Cushman Arnold qb Patten ob Newell Cook Kearley McDonald Harris Hard fb Thomason fb 0 FOOTBALL RESULTS 0 South At 20 To11 At 7 Tennessee At 10 Alabama 7 At 27 Central of Kentucky 18 At Lynchbitrg and Lee 14 University of North Carolina At Starkville A At 23 Cumberland 7 At Shreveport tr 12 University of Arkausaor-7 At Richmond I 14 North Carolina A dk 7 At Columbia I Carolina 13 Florida At Ruston Industrial 49 Pineville Baptist College 0 1 East At 3 reneetOn At 70: Rucknell 7 At 17 Cornell At New 1T Brown At Iud1aa 61 Johns Hopkins 0 At West 7: Albright At Middletown 0 Williams At Medford 34 Vet-trent At South Bethlehem 50 Swarthmore At Syl acuse 43 New York University At liaNerford VI Haver-ford At Allentow 25 Franklin and Marshall At Troy 6 Norwteh 6 At Cross 13 Springfield 25 At Pamilton 27 Rochester At Virginia Wesleyan 16: Georgetown University a At New Freshmen St Yale Freshmen At Amherst Worcester At Lewiston 6 Colby 8 At Trcy Poty Institute 6 All Colleglates of Schenectady a West At 14: Washington At Madison 12 Ohio State 0 At 11: Western Reserve Al 20 Ohio Webleyan At Exeter Exeter 59 Andover At Manchelter Agricultural 25 New Hampshire College At 13 Lafayette At 13 Kalamazoo College ti At 14 University of Cincinnati 7 At Iowa 60 Indiana 0 At 62 Rose Polytechnic At Lawrence 14 Washbiirn At Columbia 10: Drake a At Lincoln 42 Nebraska Wesleyan 7 At Oxford University A Miami 44 At Lexington State 22 Wilmington College At St 19 Washington NEW YORK FATHERS AHLR BROKERS Ordinance to Prevent Future Series Ticket Scandals NEW 10E43 Aov city ordinance designed to prevent ticket scandals Lit UtW WO1A41 series baseuall games here will be uitrounced in we ooard of aldermen at the inzitance of the district attorney as a result of an mvestigation by the county authorities of tile success of speculators An obtalmng tickets to the Giant-Athletic games at the Polo grounos last month A report submitted tonight by District Attorney pitman winch waa pre pared by his assistant assigned to the inquiry shows that while few bolt seats reached the hands of spec ula tors nearly 118o0 $3 seats were disposed of through hotel ticket agencies or by individuais ft was announced that as a result of the manner in which these tickets wero procured several persons are to be arrested One Polo ground ticket seller already is under arrest and another is accused in the report Twenty-five speculators were canon at work during the series Witnesses examined during the inquiry included President Thomas Lynch of the National league President Harry Hempstead and James Gaffney of the New York and Boston National league clubs and Secretary Charles Ebbetts Jr of the Brook- lyn club the heads of several ticket agencies and a police captain A few of the tickets sold by speculators were traced to the police captain who bought 150 in advance The proposed city ordinance applies Dot alone to world series games but to other athletic contests as well as concert houses it-nd theaters circuses and all other places of public amusement AND I BEATS TARHEELS Young's Run Chief Factor in Virginia School's Victory Special to The Chattanooga Times LYNOHBURG Va Nov a constant downpour of rain Washington and Lee achieved a victory over North Carolina here today 14 to Overwhelming the Tarheels in the first half Washington and Lee was checked in the second half The muddy field handicapped speed but the Generals exceled in mass play Halfback Young starred scoring both touchdowns The second score was the result of a spectacular 75 yard run to a touchdown in the second quarter Penalization in the first quarter held the score to a touchdown by Young The playing of Young was the most distinct feature while Miller Miles and Taylor also scintillated The game was called in the fourth quarter Worse tonditions under foot and over down on Harva-rd's 36-yard line Then the head for a football game would be hard crimson line became a stone wall against to hrlagine- both plungers so a forward pass was re-Such honor ea could accrue under the sorted to It did not give sufficient gain heavy handicaps imposed on the osyent and it was Harvard's ball on her own 38- yard line of the two teams went in great part to After a aeries of kicks Baker made a the Harvard eleven because they quieklY fair c-ateh and attempted to make a goal adapted their playing system to the grid- from placement from Harvard's 4-yard iron and after the opening period showed Hue- Brickley caught it on the 5-yard line the better offensive and defensive play and ran 35 yards before be was downed Princeton's one hope lay in the better Brickley went through Swart for a first down then the Princeton line held putting ability- of Law Although he Out- and when the crimson tried a forward distanced Hardwiek with his kicks he nags It WAR intercepted Princeton nut distanced Hardwick with his kicks he crimson tine became a itone wall against both plungers so a forward pass was resorted to It did not give sufficient gain and It was Harvard's ball on her own 38- yard line After a aeries of kicks Baker made a fair catch and attempted to make a goal fro placement from Harvard's 4-yard line Briekley caught it on the 5-yard line and ran 35 yards before be was downed Brickley went through Swart for a first down then the Princeton line held and when the crimson tried a forward pass It was intercepted Princeton put also over-reached his ends who could not cover ground on the slippery field enough to prevent safe catches by the Harvard-- backfield Hardwick's punts though short were high and his wing net were down on the catcher with the The Crimson grew stronger as the game drew to a close In all Princeton scored seven first downs to Harvardts live This advantage was offsetto some extent by the penalties imposed for off-side play Each team tried the forward pass three times Princeton completing two of the trio while Harvard made good but once- Baker attempted five field goals while Brickley scored one of his three Harvard as soon as it had scored three pointslproceeded to play conserve-lively covering the Princeton attack either through line around the ends or by forward passes Prom the standpoint of the line Harvard outshone Princeton The line charged lower and faster than the 11- gen cud the Interference accorded the ulmson runner was far superior to that given the Princeton ball carrier Harvard's 'secondary defense was also better than that of the Tigers When the whistle blew there was great cheering in the 3 -Harvard stands Enthusiastic Harvard rooters carried several of the players from the field while others formed a Parade 'and marched out of the grounds and up to the Princeton campus cheer-In and singing as they proceeded The crowd of Princetonians remained In the stands' and cheered the Tiger squad The crowd was not as large as had been exnected due to the rain Princeton students wore bright yellow oilskins and sliekers Other spectators who had tailed to bring umbrellas reeorted to blanket's and large sheets of oilcloth Purchased before the game began The line-up and summary Rarverd-11 01rian1 Ilammond rattebeset t- Phillips Femmons 1 ten Trenkrnan ctn Swart mau -r gt (ler (Capt) Shea qb Glick qb Law 1 bb hb ILAHBaker(C) hb cackle tb fitrelk tb Referee--W a Langford Trinity rim- (Michigan) Brown Time of periods-15 minutes L'icrlard- from field Brick- Dana for Hitch- Mahan from Bradlee Bradlee for 4 au Mahin for Elardwiek Hardwick Bradlee brnneetoa: Lamberton for Shea: Lamberton Trenkman for 771 Streit for Trenkman Treuk- -411 for Streit GAME IN DETAIL First Period hickoti off and there was an of punts varied by' only one Mato until Brickley after catching a long Pull4 Val downed ell Efarvard's 413-7ar1 All telur Guns ARE BORED ON SPECIFICATIONS OF Chas Askins Jr The American Authority on Shotguns 11 elpr-4-z 'r7--r4p ss ----------i---vo-r'71if7111'1 -1 1 0 i 11 1 j'i I I '1 1 i 11 11-11'1--11 ------ir4ifflsa A z--- ijils'14i'' 4 iii7' 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