Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 18

Tech Administers Bitter Dose to Tennessee Too Strong for Chattanooga I T- I nr mtttiW Itance In apite of the pushing forward tance In spite of Ihe rushing forwtriJi PARENTS OF "DOC" AND "JIMMY" FOOTBALL RESULTS GENERALS FALL AT PRINCETON PROUD OF DISTINGUISHED SONS First Period Hatcher kicked' off for" a touchlWv After the Moccasins were held and kicked Dietzen brought tha ball back tw at yards a tackle smash by Holt broorst fifteen yarda more and then after A short gains Dietzen ripped through tn HARD FOR VOLS South GOLD TORMDO CRUSHMAM Commodores Suffer Worst Defeat in Their Career counter xiaicjier jucseu ni nrgt of art goal Tennessee 7 Chattanooga 0 Chit Tigers Score in Every Period Freshman Back Stars in 3S0 Defeat of 4 tauoogu cuose receive iae Kickoff 4ft eteh touchdown A fumble enabled thi Moccasins to get the ball after losinj then an offside penalty helped them nnd th npit nnnt bv Clark ri u- 1 LUC 0g past the center of the field Holt rlpp4 ofl twelve yards Krug flung a play and slowed up the progress of the ToIl Holt smashed up toward the goal in Bis 1 "i At Chattanooga-r-Tennessee" 35 Chatta-" Nashyille-Georgia Tech 44 Vanderbilt 0 At' Univ of Alabama 57 Mississippi-College 0 At Sprlnghill 13 Marlon 7 At Macon Howard 33 Mercer At I 35: Citadel 0 At Davidson 27 Wakef orest 7 AC Greenville 8 of Georgla'7 TJnivi ot South 21Ogle- thAtmirhkm Trinity" 21 Guilford 6 At- Annapolis Md-Navy 7 BnckneU 8 At Uanville Centre College 5o Transylvania 0 At Georetewn Georgetown 0 St At Maryville MaryrUle 14 Roanoke College 0 1 At Jefferson City Tenn-Car80n-e man 0 Emory and Henry 49 At Chapel Hill Carolina 7 South Carolfeaa At New Rice Institute 8 Tu- ISDC On At' Louisiana College 13 Louisiana State Normal 13 (tie) At Birmingham--Birmingham! Southern 27 Cn1v of Mississippi 6 At Ktarkvllle- Miss A 83 IIUM AnAiAmv 'A- Moccasins 7 Make Plucky Fight biilTennesseans Hammer Way to Five Scores Freenmsti Half baefc Holt waa th central figure yesterdayfin a 35-0 victory registered by the husky University -of Tennessee eleven over tha University pi Chattanooga liO-ponnders- The halfback ripped his way through the taekksvirtth a momentum like -unto that -of "Gene Vatton in days not so very long ago and wonder was expressed that he should "have "been rated a second yT 1 I £NrV' I and Win in Komp Roper Sends in 19 Substitutes but Lexington Team Is Ever Helpless PRINCETON Oct Princeton overwhelmed toe Washington and Lee football eleven in Palmer stadium today by the score of 84 to 0' The visitors were never dangerous and Princeton scored In every period Coach Roper Bent In nineteen substitutes during the play Cleaves and Lourie starred for Princeton the former making two touchdowns Legendre and Scherer' each scored a touchdown on long passes and Hank Garrity made a 65-yard run for a score' In 4 the first minutes of play Stanley Keck continued his clean record for goals after touchdowns making four today for a total of eleven- for the season cesslve plunges only to fumble at the It-yard line and lose the ball The Sloee slna were following the ball well and re covered nearly eeiy loose balL Clark punting from behind the line sent the ball forty yards down field but Dletxen brought It back to the 20-yard line where EiniBtoa Intercepted a forward pass as the period ended Second Period i An off-side nensltv mtmI Id hn 1 Mr and Mrs James Johnston Sr Free-for-AU Fight Spectators Joining In Punctuates Flay in Fourth Period NASHVILLE Tennt Oct Vander-liilt's line was unable to withstand the bard plunging Georgia Teen backs this afternoon and the tiolden Tornado slaughtered the Commodores 44 to 9 The Vandy ends were easy to circle for Barron Flowers and Feurst and In the middle of the second quarter began rushing in a swarm of second -string' men VanderbUt came to life in the third period and anions run by Floyd and God-cbaux and a forward pass carried the ball deep into Tech'i territory Tech intercepted a pass and the scoring chance was lost Vanderbilt played a slovenly tackling jrame and made two costly fumbles One by BerryhlU paved the way for Tech's third touchdown Ia the fourth quarter Hendrlx and several Tech claiers engaged in an alterca Chattanooga and then a bad bit of koMlug on the nunt again gave the locals the iu atrinjf man In the Tennessee backfleld in the center of the field Nicholson spilled a criss-cross play beantlfnliy Uedd grabbed a forward pass for i yarda and Raulston scrambled for 3 more for the first Moccasin first down Tennessee held ahd when Clark attempted an on-slJe kick Dietzen brouzht It back 25 rani tion and players from both teams and a the place It was kicked The Vols plugged for first down but Sussdorf fcalUed play then and a forward pass groHadet Hatcher tried a place kick from the 45 yard line nad was 5 yards short Clark Bllverstein and Moore" were the stars for Washington and Lee on defense and Tucker the best ground-gainer Line-up: Prlneeton (34) (0 Legendre McDonald I Keck 1 Moore 1 Towers I Patterson 1 Thomas Paget MeCaull Barrow Hooper Sauford ravl: Ilerndon Lourte qb Nilvertrtelu fib Oarrity 1 Tucker GHroy Raines Scherer fb Mattox fb Periods: Trlnceton It 7 7 6-34 Princeton Scoring: Cleares (sub for OilrcJy) 2 Garrity Scherer Legendre Goals from touchdown Keck -4 McCarty Oiermantown) Umpire-Williams (Peansylwolt) Field jurlsre Sch warts (Brown) Head linesman Hene- age Time of 10 12 10 12 minutes mob of spectators swarmed on the neia Hendryx claimed he was protecting Neely from attack by a Tech player Tech suffered heavily from the infliction of penalties losing more than the lenfctn of the field in this manner Most penalties were Inflicted because a player was in 1 motion before the ball was snapped Vainly was superior to Tech In punting Afc Univ of Rlcbmoftd Hampdeo-Sidney 0 At William and Mary 36 Lynchburg College 0 At Ashland Randolph-Macon 2 Union Theological seminary 6 East At Svraeuse Pittsburgh 7 Syracuse 7 At New Haven Boston college ZLj Yale 13 At Cambridge Harvard S8 Williams At Princeton Princeton Sir-Washington and Lee 0 At Pennsylvania 7 Lafayette 0 At West Army 26: Spfingfield 1 At Providence Brown 14 Col sate 0 At Ithaca Cornell 60 Union At Hanover Baitmotith 27 1 Hely Cross 14 At South Bethlehem Lehigh 41 Rochester 0 At Emmltsburg Md-Mount St Mary'g 41: West Maryland 0 East Chattanooga team in the original Chattanooga City league Representative Charley Lynn being manager of the team Jimmy's superior speed won him the first professional try-out He went to (he Ke-wa nee team of the Central association in 1907 while Johnston remained in Chattanooga and played with both the Rossvilie team of the City learne and with the Cleveland Independent team "Doc" broke into the league game in 1909 with the Chattanooga Sally league club From that time until the present the brothers haTe been busy annually in the diamond sport Both have been to the majors once and come down only to go back and make far better reputations in their second appearance than their first "Doc" was rated all i when he was shipped to Birmingham in 1S17 but he has played the best bail of Ms eareer since be returned to the majors with Cleveland in 1918 and Jimmy bad his greatest season tbls year with Brooklyn "tioc's" share of the world series coin this fall will be slightly under $4006 while Jimmy (rets a boat (2700 Botb the brothers are provident youths and it is safe to predict tbat bere are two Tit of series kale that wili not be tossed away in riotous living "Doc" has a new daughter Mar-raret at his home and Jimmy also las a family The Johnston brothers are the type of ball players which bring confidence and respect to the national' game ai their mother and father have good cause to be proud of their records From "Who's Who tn Baseball" "we learn that Wheeler Jotjnston was born In Chattanooga in 1S88 and that Jimmy was ushered Into this vale of trials and tribulations a little over a year later being born in Cleveland Tenn Dec 18S9 The brothers are Just turned SO and both being men-of practically perfect personal habits hard as nails and always fit they should be good etr not less than nte years more in baseball This pjiotograph will introduce to yoa Mr and Mrs James Johnston of Tyner Tenn whose chief claim to fame just now is that they are the parents of two brothers who played against each other in a world's eries namely "Doc" and "Jimmy" Johnston a distinction that no other parents in the world ever-won Mr and Mrs Johnston have been residents of the Tyner community for many years Mrs Johnston is known especially for her ability aa a song leader and has directed the music in the Tyner Baptist church since Doc and Jimmy were sturdy countryside boys Mr Johnston can sing "some" tenor himselt Doc it might be remarked just here is the only son who inherits any of the mnsical ability of his parents He was a prominent figure in -ine big-Billy Sunday choir during the revival bere It goes without saying that Mr and Mrs Johnston are proud of the nationally famous pair of diamond stars and that there will be a warm welcome awaiting James Ha He Johnston when be returns to -Chattanooga this week There would bare been a double celebration at the Johnston homestead but "Doc" decided to remain in Cleveland where be seems to have made himself a "home" and run a poolroom for the winter Jimmy is given to farming and is keeping a farm ready to- embark -on when ball playing days are over The senior Johnston is still active in spite of his years and can stand as much wear and tear as either of his sons "Jimmy can beat me at 100 yards" be conQded'to a Times man some time ago "but make it SCO and I can leave him yards behind' Doe" and Jimmy left the Tyner home some dozen or more years ago to seek employment In Chattanootra and suburbs While working in Rossvilie and East Chattanooga mills they began to play amateur and in 1907 were members of the but in every other department they were outclassed Tech gaining almost five yards to one on line attacks and end runs vanderbilt made but eight first downs during signaiea a xair eaten ana wnen iMt tackled hlmr the Moccasins were awarded 15 yards Barry 'ate got away to a yard plunge bnt Tennessee forced a pnat A 20-yard drill by Hatcher followed by E-yard smash by Holt put the ball close to the line and Holt then carried It dm Sussdorlf bagged a forward pass far I yards and "Raulston found a hole in tte line for 7 more for the Moccasins' seeoc4 first down as the period ended Third Period The process of Tennessee kicking "oi and Chattanooga trying three plays and i pnnt was repeated in the third period The Moccasins held for downs amid a big huzza from the stand Re jd got a forward pass a moment la terror a 10-yard run but Clark tried the play again-on fte fourth down thereafter and Overby Inter For the flrstrten minutes of play Vandy played Tech on ven terms but after Bar- ion broke away for a so-yara run ana touchdown the Commodores appeared to At Morgan town George Washing- BALTIMORE WINS MINOR SERIES FROM ST PAUL wetter" Dlstzen" the Sonth Plttsburger give tha 'fans' many' a thrill' by his speed lit bringing back punts The other members of Coach Bender'a all-sub backfleld seemed merely to serve as assistants for thdse two Coach Bender did not open up using only straight football and nearly every end run and every forward pass the team attempted was smothered by the Moccasin defense "Sike" Williams' charges put up a plucky determined fight against a terrific handicap in weight probably thirty pounds to the man going in and forty pounds after the local first-string men bad been beaten to pieces Hn the first three periods The local? tackled high for the most part bnt otherwise played the same it It was writ and did not shirk at diving Into their giant opponents They made four first downs all of them on short- forward passes orer tbe- line snd chiefly to Cap'n Bill ttedd whose ability to grab them in the swarm was great Shorty Page former Central High star was sent In with a view to rising him in the aerial game but was not in condition and -had to drop out after one period of play Raul-ston and C-ite made the only local gains on straight football Capt Buck Hatcher seemed to be the chief wedge-maker of the Tennessee forwards and most of tbe successful Tennessee plunges were Bent through him The right aide of tbe Moccasin line held fairly well Sussdorf played a most creditable game at eed despite his light weight and was In every play Krng former City High guard figured in the tackling repeatedly Tib Clark ran his team well though a single tactical error wlsen be called a forward pars-on the fourth down in his own territory in the third period led to a Tctfnessse lonchdown For the most part the Moccasin quarter chose his plays well and used the proper amount of time in getting-' them off to keep his team from golni 'too fast for its strength He sig-nale two fair catches as tricks to get Tennessee men to tackle him and Lane fell for them both times 15-yard penalties resulting Clark was unable to gain an inch when he tried "himself many times' on the fake kick end run but on defense he tacklfed up field to save a couple of touchdowns Iteed started athalf but was nn- collapse Flowers Just before he was re cepted it and ran 6 yards to a touchdown ion west Virginia ei At Georgetown 2S West Virginia Wesleyan 7 At Catholic university 7 Mnhlenhurg At Carnegie Tech 21 Grove City 3 At Delaware SO: St John's 0 At Lancaster FfTlnklln aud Marshall 14: Pennsylvania Military 17 At Johns Hopkins 0 Virginia 14 At Annvllle Pa-Lebanon Valley J8 Haverford 14 At State College Penn State North Carolina 0 At Meadville Pa-Allegbcny 0 Dickinson 7 At Nw Colombia 50: Amherst 7 AKMlddletown Wesleyan 13 New York university 13 At Lewiston Maine Colby 13 Bates At wart more Pa Swarthmore 7 Stevens 14 At Washington' Washington and Jef ferson 13 Geneva 0 ST PAUL Oct 16-Defeatln? the St Paul club of the American association 1 to 0 in an exceptionally bard-fought game the Baltimore International club today captured the minor league baseball championship A Nffuke home-run was the only tally Today's victory gave the Orioles five wins in six games played It 483 in the second inning with two out and the bases unoccupied that 8bdrt stop Bolcy cracked what normally would be a single to right center Miller In going for the ball slipped and fell and it rolled to deep center for a home-ruu although the throw to the plate by Berg-hammer who received the ball from Big-gert made the decision close ScoreV innings 12345678 RH0 Baltimore 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 1 5 0 St Paul 0 0000000 0 5 0 Ogden and Egans Conmbe and Hargrave klckoff Vandy at the end of the period failed to make a first down Her defense After the ensuing kick-off Holt Overby and Hatch alternated in carrying the bell for the fourth touchdown the Moccaslni crumbling physically Fourth Period Redd got still another forward pas ia the fourth this time going 15 yards but Smith intercepted the next effort and the Vols again plunged their way to a counter a penalty for roughing after the whistle and another for holding kept Tennessee back for the remainder of the gave Line-ups and summary: Chattanooga Tennessee Murkett I Nicholson I Redd (C) 4 Sloan 1 Krug 1 Koblnon 1 Owens ceo Bradford cen Ansell Strleeek Page rst Hatcher (C) SussdorfT Iaiic Clark qb Smith qb Saunders Lb Holt 1 Iteed l'ietzen fe Cate fb Phillips fb Substitutions: CHattanfmca Tatura pit Atlanta Leads In Attendance Lookouts Last moved in the second period dropped Dacs on his own 40-yard line and drop kicked the ball squarely between the goal posts Line-up: Vanderbilt Georgia Tech Baker 3 Statou Holmes A fctatou Hendricks Davis Hill Amis Halley I 1-ebey liyan 1 Flncher Neil ev Katterman 1 lathain McDonough BerryBiil Flowers Neely Barron 1 Wade liarlan Score by periods: lech 14 7 14-44 VanderbUt 0 0 0 Substitutions for Tech Gaviar for Me-Ionougb for- Harlan Feorst for flowers Lyman tor Jl St a too Johnson for Amis Jdcltee for Finseber Scarborough fox liarron Mayer for btatou Doyai for liatternan -Webb for Lebey Banger for Doyal Gaviar for ttushing Whole team practically replaced by subs at start of lourth period Moss for HiH Conyers for Baker Heller for Holmes Martin for Kyan Floyd for Neely Wilson for Conyers Kay-buro for Wade Holmes for Heller Goar for Neil Godchaux for Berryhill Mixon for Latham Noly for Mi sou Baker for Wilson Buckner for Bailey Kountree for Floyd Woodson for Baker Holmes for Buckner Dotey for Holmes Thomas for Kayburn Oeson for Neely McGill for Hendricks Morrow for Woodson Sharpe for McGill Touchdowns Barron Harlan 2 Gaviar McDooonib Flowers Goals after Touchdown Flncher 4 Lyman 1 Field Goal Mowers Referee Finlay Virginta-8e-wanee) Bin Strelt (Princeton-Auburn) Head Springer (Pennsylvania) Time of ITifteen minutes GAME IN DETAIL OHIO DOWNS PURDUE' IN OPENING CONTEST seemed to be weakenitig- score end of second period: Tech 23 Vanderbilt Third Vandy kicked off and Tech began a march to Vandy's 7-yard line On Tech's first down on the 7-yard line Scarborough fumbled and the ball was Vandy's on her own '10-yard line Nell punted from behind the line but the ball was called back and Tech penalised 20 yards for off-side Sell printed for 75 yards but Tech's backs brought the ball back to Vanderbilt's S5-yard line A forward pass McDouough to Feurst carried the ball to Vsnderbilt's 2-yard line and McDonough plunged oyer Lyman kicked goal Floyd and Godchaux made beautiful runs immediately after the kickoff for Vanderbllfs second flrgt down of the game" The ball was Vanderbilt on--Tech's 27-yard llife and a pass -from Kloyd to Mizell added 10 more but the next pass was intercepted and the 'ball was Tech's on her own 28-yard line The ball was Tech's when the period ended Score end of third period TecU 30 Vandy 0 i able to get going with his bum leg Sul Slurkett noacli lor 1'spe: Kaulhton for' Keed: Farrell for Cate: "Murkett for Boarh: Street for Murkett- Tennessee Kenaeiiy for Nicholson Hurler or Sloan- Muss tor Hurley: toak for Striegel l)imom f'r Lane: Etsus far Smith: Boone- for for Pbillips Touebdowns riet ren 2 Holt Hatcher Overby Goals from Haicher 5 Referee Tolley (Sewanee) Umpire-Hike (Ohio Wesleyan Ilead Folger (Korth Carolina) MEUH1I3 Oct Atlanta with paid admissions led Southern league cities in attendance during the 1930 season according to virtu- ally complete figures made- public at tae beadquarters of the league here- whiehjplaced the total attend- ante in all" hecitles in the league at 1219709 a record for the South- 'ern associatibni -v 'Memphis with 213936 paid admissions tad the second largest attendance fr the' 1920 season and New Orleans with- lSo200 was third The attendance in other cities in tlie leafne was announced as follows: Birmingham 172475 Little Book NashvUle 102529 Mo bile 84318: Chattanooga 74515 The attendance for the isvt season was: Atlanta 196033 Memphis 114-274 New Orleans 108358 Little Rock 99437 Birmingham 93661 NasbviHv 79014: Chattanooga 84S Mobile 70502 West At Madison Wisconsin 27: Northwestern 7 At Chieago 41 Wabash 0 At Columbus Ohio State 17 Pnr-Jrre 0 At I'raana III 30: Iowa 3 At Lincoln Notre Dame 16: Nebraska 7 At Ann Arbor Michigan 25 juieblgan Aggies 0 At Detroit Vnlversity of Detroit 4S: CJiiveritT of Kf Louis At Butler T4 Wilmington 0 At Indiana 21 Minnesota 7 At Marietta Marietta college 34: Westminster 7 At La Kansas 7: Drake 3 At Ames Missouri 14: Iowa State 2 vAt Enrlhani 7: Rose Poly': 6 At tlnt-innatl Denison college 21: Cnii-vcrsity of Cincinnati At Cleelani Case 7 Kenvon 7 At Wooster Wooster 19 "Western Reserve 0 At Dallas Tes university Oklahoma A and NL 0 At Akron 21: Baldwin-Wallace 0 At Springfield Wittenberg S2 Hiram 7 At Oberlin Oberlin 7 Mount Union At Athens Ohio university 5j: Marshall college 0 At Delaware Ohio Wesfevan 27 Heidelberg 14 COLUMBUS 6 Oct 15-rOhIo State won its first western conference game of the season here- this afternoon defeating Purdue university 17 to The Knkeye solved the fnoch vaunted "Boilermakers' shift in the first first period and led by a clever 15-yard pass crossed Purdue's poal two minutes he-fore the period ended Ohio State's other touchdown ia the fonrth quarter was preceded by an aerial attack that carried be Buckeyes to the 2-yard line where Weaver bucked over ARMY DEFEATS A SUBS PERMIT TOUCHDOWN Fourth Period livan was adly missed Iu the line Bill Redd had bus work cut out for him in handling the bulky Hatcher but got away to a lot good work for his team notwithstanding that the bl one was able to get bitn cut of the play frequently The Tennessee players were careless in theic infractions cf the rules and were penalised repeatedly each time on a wide open break Two tackles after fair catch signals two bad cases of holding In the! open another of rough play after tbe whistle were combined with a half dozen off-side plays to cost nearly 100 yards in penalties Jake Nicholson Chatta-noogan playing left end distinguished himself with a number of fancy tackles out in tbe open The heavy Vol line seeuicd a bit blow aud did not outcharge their lighter opponents as might been expected The entire team ia tough and husky giving promise of growing stronger aud stronger through the season Hatcher only punted once during game but his Carson-Newman Swamped Chattanooga Timet Special KNOXVILLE Oct Tearing throw the light Caraon-Newman line ats will Emorv and Henry College of Emory Ta emerged victor by a 43-0 tune today it Jefferson Qlty The game was ne-sided the visitors scoring almost at will "and registering touchdowns in every period Nenr 1 he close of the same Emory and Soon after the fourth period began members of the two teams came to Mows in the center of the field and followers of either side swarmed upon the scene and a general tight seemed imminent The trouble was not serious however Flowers intercepted a forward pass and ran 45 yards to Vanderbllfs JKfcyard Hue A triple crisscross rftrYied the ball to Vanderblft' 2-yard hrh and Harlan leaped over center for a touirbdown Flncher kicked goal Vanderbilt fumbled on her own 20-yard Hue and Harlan returned the ball la Tards Flowers carried It over once more and Flncher again kicked goal Tech carried the ball to Vandv's territory again bat pnnted out and Kouadtree returned the ball to Vanderbllfs 43-yard line Goar pnnted 60 yards- Vandy got the ball on Tech's 20-yard line on an onside ki-k Goar tried a drop kick from the 28-vard line but missed the mark a few inches- The game ended with the ball in Vandy's possession on her own 12-yard Hue" Final score: Georgia Tech 44: Vander FUMBLE GIVES SYRACUSE TIE'WITH PITTSBURGH kickoffs were tremendous punted well for tbe 'home team getting good dis Henry put In mostof Its substitutes WEST POIXT Oct The army eleven defeated Springfield college today 20 to 7 The Cadets used their reserves in the second and fourth periods ISpringtield failed utterly agaipst the varsity The army subs were scored on in the second period The coaches had sent in an entirely new eleven A forward pass for 40 yards did the trick the pass being made just over the army goal line It was the iirst touchdown of the season against the army SYRACUSE Oct and Pittsburgh fought to a seven First Period Red Barron took Hendricks' kick-off at the beginning of play and returned the ball 4 yards The Tech backs made consistent gains led by Barron Harlan and Mc-I Enough Tech scored the first touchdown after a brilliant run of 55 yards by Barron and Fincber kicked gooL Vanderbilt again was unable to hold their oponents and after working the ball to Vsnderbilt's 20-yard line Barron went around left end for 17 yards andr Harlan went ovr the line for the second touchdown Flncher kicked poal The quarter ended with the ball in Tefch's possession on Vanderbllfs 47-yard line Score: Georgia Tech 14 Vanderbilt Second Period Tech contin ed tier attack in the second period keeping the ball well in Vander-bllt's territory Flowers completely surprised the entire Vandy souad by kicking a held goal from Tandy's 4-yard Hne Vanderbilt attempted a series of forward passes but all were incomplete In the middle of the quarter the piay Was slow the ball being in raid a old for several roiu-utes Tech was continunlly penalfzd for -off-side play once aftr Mclrityre had raced 30 yards and across Vanderbllfs goal line on a forward pans he was called back Caviar scored Tech's third touchdown after 'l ech bad carried the ball to Vandy's 7 yard line Tech failed to kick the goal The second period ended with the ball In Tech possession near midfleld shortly aftr the bilt 0 FLUKE GIVES TARHEELS SEWANEE HARD-PRESSED BY OGLETHORPE ELEVEN WIN OVER GAMECOCKS CHAPEL HILL O-t 16 -North Carolina defeated South Carolina 7 to 0 here today when Itigbt Tackle FTanby picked upa partly blocked punt and run TALLEY COMPANY Wholesale Produce 1009 Chestnut Street Chattanooga Tenn 30 yards for a tourhdown Lowe kicked soaL In the second quarter Caro lina aided by smart broken field running ny hizemore carried tbe ball inside the ATIANTA a OcU The University of the South eleveu defeated Oglethorpe university here today 21 to 13 in what developed into a bard struggle after the team had wored two touchdowns at the start A tw yard run by Halfback Knox of Oglethorpe for a touchdown was tie prettiest play of the game BOSTON COLLEGE AGAIN DEFEATS YALE BULL DOGS Tarheels' 5-yard line but were held for downs North Carolina used the forward pass a great deal completing eight out of fourteen attempts but they could not over come the goal line defense of the Game Oct 15 1920 Cocks Siaemore- ran brilliantly for South Caro lina and Walte and Brockington made the HART'S GARAGE Chattanooga Term Dear Sirs: Booth Carolina wing virtually Impregnable TBe line-up: North Carolina (D South Carolina Ut seven tie here today Pittsburgh scored its touchdown early in the rifrt quarter Hewitt the-Panther fullback beins pushed over the line for the nix points after fumbles by Syra-cube backs bad given Pitt the ball close to the goal line Davie kicked coal Syracuse eveqrd the count in the third quarter wizen iJulick husky Or-aujre tackle Kcooppd np a fumble by Anderson -of Pittsburgh and raced over the lino for a touchdown Abbott kicked the goal The game was played in a heavy downpour of rain wliich made good football nearly impossible Wet and sb'p-perv the ball was fumbled continuously by backtield of both teams HARVARD EASILY WINS FROM WILLIAMS ELEVEN CAMBRIDGE Mass Oct Harvard had little difficulty in rolling up five touchdowns and a field goal against Williams today winning 3S to The visitors held the crimson well in the first period and carried the ball to Harvard's 45-yard line principally on two beautifully thrown forward passes by Boynton For the remainder of the games Williams' offense was never within 55 yards of the crimson line MARYVILLE DEFEATS ROANOKE BY TWO SCORES i Cluittanooga Times Special KXOXVTLLE Oct Displaying a well-sustained offensive which" Included end runs smashing off-tackle plunges and forward passes the Maryville College eleven playing' at Maryville swept today to a 14-0 victory over the Roanoke college team Roanoke Va The first touchdown was the result of line plunges for 60 yards down the field Capt- Ford going over on the fourth down from the 3-yard line The second score oecurred In the third quarter when a 30-yard pass behind the goal line was caught by Hendricks MeMurray kicked both goals The visitors put up a scrappy fight through the game Butchins I Broekinjrtou 1 Kernodle 1 Waite 1 t- Poindexter 1 Thomas 1 sr Jacob! Smith (cap) Prtlchard McMillan Hanby Hampton t' Cochran Crouch eu Towe Itobinson PTiarr 1 Hizemore 1 Tenny Allen NEW HAVEN Oct- Boston college smothered Yale today '1 to 11 repeating Its victory of last year when it defeated tte Blue to 3 The game was spectacular tnronshout with a crowd of more than 30iQ In the Yale bowl hoping for a repulse of the invaders and cheering old ISil to the final moment of the game when Tad Jones' men rallied and scored a- touchdown The game was rough from start to finish five Yale players being taken out wllh Injuries and two Boston men leaving the game for the same reason Capt Callahan Alrkh Kempton French and Walker were the Yale players unable to continue while Hcaphy and Iiston of the visitors were hurt Yale completed eight forward passes in fourteen attempts Boston tried ten forward passes only two of which were successful 'Both sides were penalized many times Vulcanizing Your damaged tires deserve superior repair work which will make them wear longer and serve better Our work is superior All pneumatic casings handled including 6 7 and 8-inch Spaugh Wheeler Hanby Goals from Toueh- lowc Williams Umpi Cryton Roberson i Please enter our order for one 1-ton and one 2-ton FEDERAL TRUCKS to be delivered October 18th Our Mr Talley when previously in the prodnoe business bought and operated four FEDERAL TRUCKS His satis-factory experience with FEDERALS influenced us to buy "another" FEDERAL for ottr new business Mr Talley 's relations with HART'S GARAGE the six years he has used FEDERALS have been pleasant and satisfactory as was the use of the FEDERALS Please do not disappoint us but be certain to have the trucks ready to roll Monday morning October 18th as' we expect to begin business and use the trucks to their full capacity on that date 1 Yours very truly TALLEY CO sizes GEORGIA SCORES ONCE ONLY AGAINST FURMAN Oct Georgia was barely able to nose out a 7-0 victory over Purman university here today in a game featured by the stellar performance of the Furman line (ieorgla's onlv touchdown came in the middle of the last qoarter when on Kunnan'a 6-yard line and on the fourth down Colllus threw a forward pass to Pitts over the goal line Pur-man linesmen repeatedly tore through Georgia's line breaking up plays and many times throwing Oeorgla back for losses Furman threatened to score on several occasions when 'within striking distance of the goal but failed through inability to complete forward passes Tulane in Scoreless Tie NEW ORLEANS Oct la a game filled with thrilling situations and spectacular plays Rice Institute and Tulane battled to a 0-0 tic hero this aftrrnoou In the second quarter Tulye curried the ball to Rice's 6-yari Hue but was unable to score The game came to a spectacular end when with only thirty seconds to play Tulane blocked-a place kick by Kice from the 15-yard line HUGGINS WILL NOT QUIT AS MANAGER OF YANKS Chattanooga's Service Shop Signal Mt Tire Service Inc 405 Market Street' Main 2128 Home Folks Honor Sewell MONTGOMERY Oct 16-Joe Sewell shortstop for the Cleveland Indians' world's champions was tendered a luncheon by Tans and prominent citizens here today Sewell is on his way to his former home at Titus Ala Elmore county before returning to the University of Alabama to pursue his studies RUTH'S WRIST NOT BROKE HITS ANOTHER HOME RUN CINCINNATI Oct 16-fMilIer Huggins manager of the New York American league baseball club denied here today 'the rumor that he had resigned as manager of that club "I have no Intention of quitting" he said FEDERAL TRUCKS 1 to 5 Tons Spell Transportation HART'S GARAGE Distributors Chattanootra Tenn JERSEY CH'V Oct Ruth bv way of denying a report that he bad suffered a fractured wrist In a game at Oneonta yesterday played with his All Stars today against the Caven Points at the Jersey City baseball park Ituth made Wadley Wins Golf Title SHRRVEPORT Oct 16 Wadley of the Shreveport Golf club won the Louisiana state golf championship here today by defeallug Merrlweather of Shreveport in the finals 6 up nnd 4 to play Next year's tournament will be held La Alexandria Smothers Citadel LYNCHBURG Ta Oct 16-Vlrglnla Military Institute defeated Citadel of Charleston here thli afternoon S3 to 0 Twenty-eight of Virginians-points were scored in the first half An 80-yard run by Leech of vt I was a feature one or his customary home runs which have been usual features of the pnnuvs if played by his team on its barnstorming trip.