Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 19

uIJ tl MJINIDAY MIES: Cli ATT ANOOGAi TESL SUND41 10 1920 7 LJNDAY -TIATES Cli AT'l'ANOOGAi TEINt UNDA1 OU'I-OB 1 -10 19 20- 19 iiiiii 6- di-0r enne te Commodores Beat ss stl At of Chattanooga 14 Oglethorpe 14 At 24i At 20 Tennessee At Sewanee--Unlyerlity of the south Georgetown college of Kentucky 0- Al Military Institute 22 Loireraity of Virginia At 14 Camp BennIngs At Clemson 13 Wet-ford college At 27 Noi-th State 0 At 37 Seuth Caroling At Richmond and Mary PLAY TIE GAME WITH Chattanooga Scores14 Against Heavier Ogiethorpers Sullivan Makes Both Touchdowns for Moccasins-Knox Shines in 50-Yard Run Alth'ough Oglethorpe football camp fol Lowers jumped off the train with a wad SEWANEE BATTERS GEORGETOWN ELEVEN FAMOUS MAN O'WAR TO RACE FOR $75000 e--- a r-1- tta- ri ooga Ties Oglethorpe m- i i "Ware 'Em and Winn'? 1 Football Yester I 1 PLAY TIE GAME ME SE A INANEE BATTERS ELEVEN GEORGETOWN 0 FAMOUS MAN O'WAR I' 4 I 1 I kll TO RACE FOR $75000 RH 0 (II 1 en Cli til 0 itvTH GEORGANs At Chatta- noose 14 Oglethorpe At I I At see a saderbalt 20 Tennes- Chattanooga Scores 14 Against i to I 1 At of the South 65 Georwetown college of Kentucky 0 Heavier er Ogiethorpers I Al Military 'Asti- 1 tute 22 Luiveraity of Virginia 44 At 14' Cana 11111 1 -it 1 i en- Sullivan Makes Both Touch- At Clemaon 13 Wot- downs for ford college 7 1 At 27 Ne 'rth Shines hi 50-Yard Run Cartlina State At 37 Sent)) Caro- Al ough Oglethorpe football camp fol Ina a At Richmond Va--Wil lowers jumPed at the train with a wad 1 lila tad Mazy It I II -6wa 11 141111 uttiy I la I 1 Itt unita GEORGETOWN ELEVEN ll Vi 11 I 1 1 1 1 '1 000 III Illlkil (II 10 WITH GEORGIANs6 At of Chatta- 4 noose 14 Oglethorpe 14 At II At la see 20 Tennes- Chattanooga Scores 14 AgL ainst At Sewanee--Unlverlity of the South li5" Georwetown college of Kentucky Heavier Oglethorpers 1 At Military 'Asti- tute t2 Lativersity of Virginia At 14 Canap 1111 tibags en- Sullivan Makes Both Touch- Clemson -kt 13 wa- downs for Moccashis nox ford college At 27 Nol-th Shines in 50-Yard Run Cartlina State 0 At 27 Seuth Caro- At though Oglethorpe football camp fol- lina lowers jumPed off the train with a wad At Richmond Va--Willitm tad Mary 111J Mill 4 01 re I 4 dine' I BENDRyx JINKs THE UNIVERSITY Vanderbilt Takes 20 co' 0 Vic- tory From Tennessee Cora dor si Left Tackle lakes Three Touchdowns Aero Exhibition iccoxviLiz Oct before the long -thstancP passing combination of Neill to Ifendryl the University of Tent fell before the onslaught of Vanderbilt today 20 to 0 The game ores wit-vetoed by a crowd estimated at 6000 peo Pie- is the first quarter Neilly heaved a long distance spiral to Hendry' who sprinted twenJr-dre yardsIor the Commodores' snit 'marker Again In the second period Hen-drys grabbed a pass and ran to Tennessee's tour-yard line Tbe half ended wits the ball in Vanderbileg possession on Tenseasee's one-foot line In the final quarter Neilly again passed to Hendry for thirty yards and Vanderbilt' third touchdown With but Ire minutes to play Tenlefieee opened op with an aerial attack fold liendryz Intercepted the ball racing 'lefty-are yards across the goal line The YX JINKS liENDR THE UNIVERSITY co' 0 Vic- Vanderbilt Takes 20 ssee tory From Terme Left Tackle ramodores1 co Makes ThreeTouchdowns in Aero Exhibition Nitta- Oct before lilsOX distance passing combination of the long ity of Tem- illi le Ilendryi the Univers e' AnsIsurht of Vander- A A Ix ti A 1 426 THE UNIVERSITY Vanderbilt Takes 20 fog 0 Vic Tennessee tory From Tenness co ra dor si Left Tackle 'Mee Touchdowns Makes in Aero Exhibition 0xvittE Oct before IL-1N distance passing combination of the tOng to liendryl the University of Tem! Neill II before the onslaught of Vander- 0 today 20 to 0 The game was wit- talt by a crowd estimated at 6000 pee- ia is the arid cruarter Neilly heaved a long 5 1 Hendry' who sprinted nee Ora 0 Ave yardsIor the Commodores' first I I the second period Hen- marker Aga a riod bbed a pass and ran to Tennes- ae gal 11111 va line The half ended with 11111r---r 1 Te hall in a possess on on n- ibe -ese-foot line In the final quer- WINDSOR Ont- Oct 1--Man O'WarSamuel Riddle's remota 2year-old and Sir Barton ranking thoroughbred in the 4-year-old cies took their fret serious workouts today over the mile and a quarter Kenilworth Jockey club track Next Tuesday over the same course they will contest for the American thoroughbred title a purse of $76000 and a $5000 gold cup Carrying the weight he wlfl carry nett Tuesdays 120 pounds Man O'War went the distance in 2:08 1-6 He was running stronidy at the finish and bad not been pushed Sir Barton carrying 126 pounds made the circuit in 208 Neither Bedwell trainer of Sir Barton nor Louis ireuestel who looks after the Riddle entry are inclined to push their horses over the route before the race They assert that their charges are in the pink of condition and that little more than limbering and pacing exercises are necessary as preludes to the event Tuesday With the expected arrival of TOckeys Earle Sande who Will ride Sir Barton and Clarence Kummer who will pilot Man O'War Sunday the great racehorses wilt go through a series of easy rehearsals over the course the object being chiefly according to their trainers to get them thoroughly acquainted with every foot of the course over which they will travel under the guidance of the jockeys who will pilot them WINDSOR Ont Oct O'War Samuel Riddle's ramous 3- and Sir Barton ranking yeAr-old thoroughbred in the 4-year-old des took their first serimas workouts to- day over the mile and a quarter Kenilworth Jockey club track Next Tuesday over the same course theY will contest for the American thor- oughbred title a purse of $76000 and a $5000 gold cup Carrying the weight he will carry next Tuesday 120 pounds Man O'War went the distance in 2:08 1-6 He was running strongly at the fin- WINDSOR Ont Oct 0w ar anitiel Riddle's ramous 3- Sir Barton ranking Sir thoroughbred in the 4-year-old etas took their first serioias workouts te- 'day over the mile and a quarter Kenilworth Jockey club track Next Tuesday over the same course they will contest for the American thor- oughbred title a purse of 376000 and a $5000 gold cup Carrying the weight he will carry nett Tuesday 120 pounds Man O'War went the distance in 2:08 1-6 He was running strongly at the fin- ish and had not been pushed Sir Barton carrying 126 pounds made the circuit in 2:08 Neither Bedwn trainer of He Sir Barton nor Louis Feuestel who after looks the Riddle entry are inclined to push their horses ove the route before the race They assert that their charges are in the pink of condition and that little Clans nooga Times Special SEWANEE Tenn Oct the line and circihig the ends with a forward pass now isnd then Sewanee battered her way to a tot to 0 victory over Georgetown of Kentucky today The entire Sewanee backfield had no difficulty In advancing the hall and with the exception of the first quarter the Tiger line was adamant against the attacks of Ggorgetown After taking the ball on a fpmble in the first quarter Sewanee ear lied it to Georgetown's 'owa yard line where she lost it After that the play was In Georgetown territory all the quarter Council scored the first touchdown at the opening of the second quarter Capt Coughlan made the meeond touchdown after Harper had returned a Georgetown punt twenty-five yards to the fifteen-yard line Three more touchdowns were added In the third quarter Coughlan aceounting for two and tSmith substituting at fullback making the third In the fourth quarter Smith Harper and Lindamood scored three touchdowns Harper kicked aix goals out of eight trys The line-up: Sewanee Georgetown conway Porter Skidmore Jones Satterlee Trunni4 Stivers cen Stevenson ces Stoney I Rosier I Elam I Jones I Council I Eorwood rp-r qb Cloar qb Coughlan Dean Payne I- Adates I Council fh Bakwell lb Substitutions Sewanee: Ltrton for Satterlee: Oakes for Connell: Miller for ConwsT: Cook for Harper Lindamood for Coughlan: McCrory for Payne: Smith for Connell: Long for Smith For t4-eorzetown: l'ollard for Adams Trunnel for Rosier Chatiallooga Times Special SEWANEE Tenn: Oct the line and circling the ends with a forward pass now and then Sewanee battered her way to a 64 te 0 victory over Georgetown of Kentucky oday The entire Sewanee backfield had no diftl- culty in advancing the ball and with the exception of the first quarter the Tiger Geo line was adamant against the attacks of rgetown After taking the ball on a first fnmble in the quarter Sewanee car- ried it to Georgetown's ows yard line where she lost it After that the play was in Georgetown territory all the quarter Cizatumoo gs Times Special SEWANEE Tenn: Oct the line and eirelhig tbe ends with a forward 9 now and then Sewanee battered her way to a tot to 0 victory over Georgetown of Kentucky today bac The entire Sewanee kfield bad no diffi- catty in advancing the ball and with the exception of the first quarter the Tiger was adamant against line Geo he attacks of rgetown After taking the ball on a fumble in the first quarter Sewanee car- ried it to Georgetown's own yard line where she lost it After that the play was In Georgetown territory all the quarter Council scored the first touchdown at the opening of the second quarter Capt coughlan made the oecond touchdown after Harper had returned a Georgetown punt twent -five ands to the fifteen-yard line Three more touchdowns were added in the third quarter Coughlan accounting for two and tSmith substituting at full- back making the third In the fourth quarter Smith Harper and Lindamood threetorichlowns 4 11t Lead in Making Pripe Reductions -1 -I -well I el 1 irli lkkAlra 12-1 Irlt rCI elbe i --te t- 0 1 't i- I l'i- I -i tfr I 1 1 i 2 i -4 I of money which they Were anxious to bet that their team could beat the University of Chattanooga by at least 16 points sike WI Mama' platoon of gridiron fighters sue- ceeded fn holding the Georgians to a 14 to Chamberlain field yesterday afternoon Notwithstanding the heavy competition of the Garden of Allah and other attrac Cons at Warner park a fairly large crowd was In attendance and saw the well-coached locals put up a stiff game right against a team which outweighed them at least fifteen pounds to the man 1 The visitors say they will average 165 while Chattanooga is around 151 The university linesmen particularly distinguished themselves against the Georgia tonnage Sullivi Chattanooga's right half proved the stellar ground gainer for the university and was repeatedly in the brilliant limelight until he was ta ten out of the game on account of injuries Reed also 'worked well for the locals Knox was easily the best from Georgia He was the only consistent ground gainer for the Ogiethorpers and handled himsvit well in running back punts Old timers watching the game yesterday declared that he is one of the best open field runners in the south In the first quar- ter of yesterday's game be caught one of Clark's punts and sprinted down the ti-id for 50 yards close to the side line for a touchdown The ball' was kicked diago' natty across the field and few of the Crtattanoogans were able to race across from the opposite illtie in time to get within striking distance of the fast Geor- eau Chattanooga drew the first blood within the Brat four minute of play Following two or three downs after Chattanooga kicked off to Oglethorpe the university got the ball on a fumble at Oglethorpe's 30-yard line Williams' men then sprung a neatly-worked double pass around left end and Sullivan got away for a touch" down Clark kicked goal In the second quarter Oglethorpe tried a forward pass which was intercepted by Sullivan who ran fifty yards for his second touchdown Clark again kicked goal The halt ended with the ball about in the of hich th money ey were anxious to bet of money which they were anxious to bet that their team could beat sit Chattanooga by at least 16 of iver 'points Stke witilanee platoon of gridiron fighters sue- ceded In holding the Georgians to a to 1 Chamberlain 14 field yesterday afternoon Notwithstanding the heavy competition of the Garden of Allah and other attrac- ti ons at Warner park a fairly large crowd was to attendance and saw the well-coached locals put up a stiff game 0 In making with the trend of events in the clothing trade'and knowing the manufacturers must reduce their prices we have fallen in line and announce every article in- our store (except handkerchiefs and collars) has been reduced kt 14 Gallaudet At New 22 Mississippi 1 cottage 2- 'rect GS Da-ZPI son 0- At Gainearine Fla--Univeraity at 21 Newberry college At univeracity 10 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State Orbsnen 0 At Dea Meines 21t: Crete ton At Denver Utdver idty of Denver At Schenectady 0 W11- llama 36 At Lewhohnrg 424 yell At Frocurtoo--Elee haagitemes lit: Naylor unteersity At A lift Bowtherti Methodist imtversity At vntreretr a Reward $2500 that sold for $4500 to $5000 per suit OVERCOATS $2600 to $3500 that sold for $3500 to $5000 HATS the latest styles newest colors best values for $400 to $938 including Stetson Ma My Eagle and imported French hats DAVIDSON HELPLESS BEFORE TECH ATTACK Payne 7 tm TARHEEL ELEVEN DRAWS A BLANK FROM YALE enAttLorrzsvrtALE Va Oct the same brand of football which characterised her work all season Virginia Military Institute decisively defeated Virginia today 22 to 6 It was the cadets' Art victory over Virginia in eight years The ball was in Virginia territory all during the first hale in which the cadets registered three touchdowns and a safety on touchdown and safety duo directly to fumbling by Virginia backs Virginia rallied in the second half and In the last period made their only tonebdown blowing a 45-yard run by Itirk Parrish a aubstitute Line-up: I () Virginia (6) Drewry I Gales 1 Sommers I t- Newman Shipley g- Smith Ithickrj3rd een Harrison McConnell Hunt Clark Mason I Micille (C) Stuart qb ()ppleman qb Burkting 1 Rinehart 1 Leech (C) hb Russell kb Dickson fb Zundel ft) Touchdowns: Leech Drewry Hunt Parrish Goals from (2) Substitutions: Ingrain for Bunting Wilson for Dickson Venable for Wilson Huff for Harrison Douglas for Huff for McConnell Wood for Blackford Parrish for Zundel Referee Magoffin (Michigan) (Lehigh) Head Daniels (Georgetown) Time of periods15 minutes AriAverA Gz Cwt teatime truht ter two wally genies the GreerlOw roc cattail Vmun wag turned lome on 1 -1 4 i 4 A 1 I I 1 I l' 1 I 1 i i I 1 I I I if l' I SHIRT r' 21 10 671 PITCHERS' RECORDS :8 21 10 677 Player-Club Pct 1 ylew 45 25 12 676 Brenton Cincinnati 5 2 0 1000 eti 1 Slitie4 c'idwii neveland '34 20 10 567 Bressler Cintinuati ----JO 1 0 100t Bogart Detroit 4 2 1 657 Niwas Brookivn 9 1 0 1000 t7onawriabt Itetroit 5 2 1 667 Mort isou Pittsburgh 9 1 0 1000 Quinn New York 41 18 10 64:3 Mitetell BroDklyn 19 5 2 714 Faber Chicago 40 ZS 13 6t t4rimes Brooklyn 40 23 11 676 Collins New York 36 14 8 636 North St Louis Ni24 4 2 667 Coveleskie Cleveland 41 24 14 632 -Napier Cincinnati 9 4 2 667 Davis St Louis 37 18 11 621 Kircher St Louis 9 '2 1 66 Williains Chicago- 29 11 611 Lyons St Louis 7 '2 1 667 Shawkey New York 33 20 13 603 Aiexander Chicago 46 27 14 6i9 Thortnahlen New York 5 9 6 600 Pfeffer Brooklyn 30 17 9 654 Morton Cleveland 9 6 -600 Toney New York 41 20 11 645 Burwell St Loots 33 6 4 600 Doak St Louis 19 21 12 636 Schacht Washington 22' 5 4 553 Nehl New York 31 21 13 618 Acosta Washington 17 5 4 553 Marquard Brooklyn 2S 11 7 611 Pennock Boston 37 li 13 552 Ifoutfjas New lorli 45 14 I 609 Bush Boston 35 16 15 516 Cooper Pittsburgh 44 23 5 605 1111e Cleveland 27 4 4 500 Cincinnati 7 13 9 591 Morrissette Detroit 3 1 1 500 Ituether Cincinnati 37 17 12 536 Hodge Chicago 4 1 1 500 Adams Pittsburgh 95 18 13 581 Wilson Detroit 2 1 1 503 Barnes New )(ork 44 20 16 556 Zachary Washington 43 15 16 481 Mamaux Brooklyn 40 10 8 555 Rommel Philadelphia 34 7 3 467 Watson Boston i 18 5 4 556 Jones Boston 37 13 IS 464 Schupp St Lonis-18 16 13 551 Keefe Philadelphia 31 6 7 462 i Vaughn Chicago 40 19 16 541 Ehmke Detroit alT-- ZS 15 12 455 i Carlson Pittsburgh 39 14 12 513 Hoyt Begton 5 8 455-1 Deschger Boston 38 15 13 536 Russell Boston 16 6 455 i Meadows Philadelphia 35 16 14 533 Bayne St Louis 18 5 6 455 Smith' Brooklyn 33 10 9 526 Johnson Washington 21 8 10 4411 Filler Cincinnati 35 13 12 520 Wilkinson Chicago 34 7 9 4381 Cadorc Brooklyn 35 15 14 517 Erickson Washington 38 12 16 421 Rng tineinnL 4'3 18 17 514 Shaw Washington 38 LI 18 4001 lintobell Philatie4phia 1r1 9 9 50) Shore New York 14 2 3 400 Sallee YZi 6 6 500 Harris Philadelphia 31 9 14 41 Enzmann Philadelphia 15 3 3 500 Wellman St 101311! 30 9 14 391 Betts Philadelphia 26 1 I 50o Courtney Washington 37 7 11 18-9 Linn pittsburgh 6 1 I -500 lianas Detroit 38 13 21 rierotti Boston 6 1 1 5of Oldharn DetrOlt 93 8 13 351 Tyler Chicago 27 11 12 478 8 13 381 1 Tyler 27 11 12 Davidson here today and Ploughed Its tkrengh tor nine tencbdowne which WW1 fielott mule the tatel acre 66 ts The weather rasi a little warm bu tor but tho North Carolinians fought slimly and held down the score in the nail ported when Teel mobs were Put in levkisen wu badly erippled by dye regulam being unable to play and Right End InleY hart his shoulder during the game lad had to retire Davidson made only tOar Unit downs and never threatened while Tads backiteld eldest by bettor work iliaa lama' frees its line was able to gain almost at will Lkao-ept bsvidasai pli) Georgia Tech 410S) n'nUllb John Staten a nsistestl Fusetter tHalskir aka Lebey rrauf ton An us cu tts Oscar Darla solvill Albert Statm Rattertnan obostten lb LteDonough stislitsaddon 1 rlowera 1 aSePerd Barrou Lb la via "1 mama (11) Georgia Tech 4100 Rriallb I a Jahn States si Fusartatt Futchez t- Hankdr aidt Lebey I ma eas Ansa eett tat) it Oscar Darla t' II- partite Albert State ilef a I I Lt "uags lb Battens eDosough tes- Itcleaddmt I rlowers Shepard ii Barron liaa107 II ItartsIN fb Lis wi be ell tie be ler Mt lb tot let tiu ele I Eel an 141 bol Itc bia NEW ITATEN Conn Oct won its game wtth University of North Carolina this afternoon 21 to 0 The southerners played an open game throughout relying on forward passes by means of which they made several first downs Isle played in about the same form as a week ago The visitors once carried thb ball down the field Tale'a ten-yard line where It was lost on a fumble LAne-up and summary: czo North Caro Zhao (0) Shevlin Hutchins Drekens liarreri (el Crnitshank Poindexter I Callahan (e) Javobi Herr Pritchard Hanby Dilworth 2 Cochran Kempron b' Lowe Kelly ik Tenney I IPeench Pharr Sterns 811100 Score by periods! Yale 0 7 7-21 0 0-0 Yale eeeetrag7 Ehevlin Webb (sub for Sturm) Goals from 2 Murphy (sub for Kempton) (Ore-town) (Brown) Field (Boston A A) Head han (Boston A A) Time of minutes each SOUTH CAROLINA TEAM TOO LIGHT FOR GEORGIA Finest Madras and Percales in latest patterns guaranteed to fit and hold their color $250 to $450 (liegular $350 and $700 Values) i 1 --4 COLUMBIA Oct Georgia eleven showing a decided advantage in both weight and experience defeated Smith Carolina here today '37 to principally through the ability of Hartley zind Cheeves to advance the ball by long runs Hartley caught the kick-oft at th9 beginning of the second half and rip 95 yards for a touchdown On the next kickoff to 1 for a touchdown On the next kickoff to SILK SHIRTS 19 17 370 l'rbier Pittsburgh 33 12 15 45 5 9 357 licr Cincinnati '12 14 11 4741 357 Fisher Cincinnati 9 11 450 Finest quality at $750 to $1125 Leonard Detroit 28 the goal Ifne Collins carried the ball 25 1 Mugel(1ge New York 28 yards and Bartley then ran 75 yards for iVxcera r)7trait ii: 4 his second touchdown in less than two 1 el rkrrYe slevelandu 111 minntes After that Carolina rallied and i sothoron St Lonis 36 prevented further scoring In addition to i Perry PhIladel phis 42 the two star backs Day and Pew played I Naylor Philadelphia 42 well in the Georgia line Quattlebaum Vanglider St Louis 24 Crouch McMillan and Hampton did the Karr' Bog" Harper Boston 27 Ayiners DPtratt 4S Deberry St Louis-- 10 ela rk Cleveland 11 Snthornn St Lonlmi 36 Perrv Phltadelnhin 42 Naylor Philadelphia 42 Vangilfter St Louis 24 Karr Boston Harper Boston 27 1 Ihr0 I Score by periods: 1 3 3 4 Di vidlon 3 3 3 Lien Tech" 23 33 3-46 Summary: Georgia Tech scoring: Touch Harlan 2 Barron 4 illttermaa Loney Field ough Jetzt of two tries Goals from touch- 5 out of 6 Flowers 1 out St 1: A titaton 3 out of 3- SabstitstioLs: for Mip Iff Dansier for Shepard Douglas for urilega Shepard for Douglas Shep' arc! or Dangler Sizer for Shepard Siker for McFadden Carter' for Ham Ine't Summers for Romefeldt Melds for Lefar Hamer for Doris 4rr 2 uger for Ratterman Itatterman for '''Raer McBee or Fincher Hunt for Mowers McIntyre for Itatterman Giaver ro? hailan Oates for Barron Johnson for 41alk Ruin for Hnnt Doyal for Me liityre Lyman for A Statou McIntyre tor -cueY Scarborough for McDonough 1111rer tor Station Berry for Davis Referee Coles tclemson) umpire Guy gtolleuwerca (Johns Hopkins): Head Hoes'412 A Stollenwerek (Johns Hopith2s) Perines---15 minutes each I i De Gel iemen 8 WNW" dol moon 8 0 art a rd l'he! Let II 1 GM 1'10 lot Am lilt tor M211 Ref Ato1- luat Per -i' 60- 7 14 3T' 2 4 MI 1 2 333 7 15 31S 11 25 303 10 23 8 8 273 8 8 273 5 15 250 Hasty r'hillidolptits 19 1 3 251 Moore Philadelphia 24 1 13 071 Bighee Philsdelohia 12 I 8 0o0 Fortune Boston 14 0 2 00o Baumgarten Detroit it 1 000 3TI 2 333 -31S 303 303 273 273 :250 251 071 000 00A 000 NECKWEAR 11 ri It 1 I re 1 i emousw i 11 pAYLOR RUNS AWAY WITH ML ELEVEN Sherdel St Louis 42 9 11 400 Hamilton Pittsburgh 39 10 13 435 Ilecdrix Chicago --427 9 12 429 McQuillan BOStOn 38 11 15 423 Itaines St 47 14 20 412 lownqend Host On 11 2 3 400 Snittli PhiLuie1phia 43 11 18 378 F)11inglin tiost011 27 12 21 384 Cali4ey Phibitielphia 35 8 14 384 Jacobs St Louis 23 4 7 384 Benton New York 32 9 18 380 lUxey Philadelphia 41 11 72 s-ot Boston 44 10 20 3 Carter t-hicago 31 3 6 333 Utalicy Chicago 21 1 2 333 F41 yrs Boston 7 1 2 333 Rudolph Boston ---IS 4 9 308 Wisner Pittsburgh 17 3 X30 Martin Chiatto 0)r 4 15 211 St Louis -2 8 209 May St Louis 18 1- 4 200 Mohan Brookiyn 13 0 1 00) Counlbe Cincinnati 3 0 1 00) Swartz Cincinnati 1 0 1 MOO Ityan New York 3 0 1 000 Grubbs New- York 1 9 1 000 75c to $300 for finest silk ties Our Fall Line of Furnishings at 25 Per Cent Off Regular Prices Get 'Em Early and Off 1 1 i' ic: tai li i ti I 1 ci i 'II '''''r' I 1 8- id1 Ir 1J i 1- it tt- ti11 i y-' 1 0 it 1 i 17 4) i a i il Ct4 TO ERECT WAREHOUSE AT HAVANA WATERFRONT i-r 1 best cork for the losers Line-ups: Georgia (37) Carolina (0) Reynolds Smith I Bennett I Waite I Anthony 11 Thomas Day rem lArheciPr en Murray Me Milian Pew Lightsey Owens Brorkington Cheeves qb Saunders qb Echols 1 bb AllPh I hb Hartley hb Richards Collins fb Gresette lb Score by periods Georgia 10 13 14 0-37 Carolina 0 0 0 0 (3) Cheeves-Fitta (sub for-Cheeves) Goals from tonehdown to Goal from (Auburn) Crayton (Davidson) Head (Johns ilopkins) Time of periods: 15 12 15: 12 "Warezem and Winn" 0 With excellent teamwork and a lively stepping backfield Baylor yesterday defeated Tennemlee Military institute at Sweetwater 34 to The I line crumbled before Baylor'm bucks early In the game and tbe Bed and Gray romped down the field for five touchdowns Baylor crossed l's line twice in the second quarter once in the third and once in the last McWorter carried the leather over twice Daniels on and Barker- once Peterson's nifty Mde-stepping resulted in many gains forloBaylor i made first down only twice Tbe line-up followa: MeWorter Kriebbaum Peterson Gale Deioei Allen Willinrham I Davis Dearch Werner Stein tandress Bishop Bar- ker Gibson 1 Refereo--eroforth (Center)' trmpire Yonne (Tennessee) Read Linesman---Rixon (Sewanee) NEW ORLEANS La Ok't Appalachian corporation of this city will construct a thoroughly modern warehouse and terminals at Havana (Alba according to an announcement made at the home office of the corporation today The new warehouse and ternlinals will greatly relieve the Cobalt port eongestion it is expected and will greatly benefit this port as well as the entire southeastern section of the United States Plans have been made for the acquirement of a valuable piece of waterfront property in Havana bay with sufficient wharf frontage for from ten to twelve mis viI1 i4 V'' Ware I it Ware Vaughn Recovering Chattanooga Times Sfrecia4' RONfE Ga Oct Vaughn the Ming man shot en his wedding day about t0 weeks ago by him father-in-law Henry i3leGuire at the latter' home near Kingston and who has been at a hospital here 111111 illteott recovered from the effect of Ca wounds Yesterday he filed mult against for damages alleged to have ret ulted from the shooting placing the Nthount at $20000 The suit is filed in superior court lit ion wo Mec hos i'At )1 ec '-1 dio 1-lort Can't Afford Big Appetite One day Jones was complaining that be was not feeling as fit as usual and a friend suggested that be go In for exercise "There's horseback riding for instance" said the friend "It is one of the best forms of exercise on earth" "Can't afford it!" wonderingly exclaimed the alAer "You already have it horse and just think of the appetite it will give you" "Yes" responded Jones with a sigh "and just think of the appetite it will give the horse" gli-e tue nonse Georgia Licks Gamecocks COLUMBIA Oct Univerpity of Georria eleven smashed its way through south Carolina here today to a 37 to 0 victory The visitors bad no trouble overcoming the frail defense of the Gamecocks while the red and black line was never In seriors danger ttr la it 727 Market Street 41in I flE lb I I I- 1" 11 1 1 i- 0 I 1 0' 't Ili glib I i -41 i 1-t-------: 1 I.