Chattanooga Daily Times du lieu suivant : Chattanooga, Tennessee • 16

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recover the ball for a safety making the count 2 to NEW SALAi LIMIT El morning at Chamberlain field splashing through a sea of mud to a 9-0 victory over Sewanee Military academy The field was in such fierce shape that real football playing was impossible and both teams claimed they would have done better if they had been able to gain a foothold in the soft going The Baylor backfield put up a creditable exhibition under the conditions though subjected to a merciless kidding by his former mates showed great form and Carter gained consistently until taken out Both teams worked occasional forward passes but were finable to get away for the most part For Sewanee stone the veteran halfback did some hefty work and Bailey at times shone well Hammond a tackle was valuable on defense For Baylor on defense the line played well except for a part of the third period during which Sewanee threatened to win The first period saw a punting exchange except for a couple of first downs for which Baylor plunged Baylor edged nearer the Sewanee goal line gradually Play was in Sewanee territory in the second period almost entirely though a 15-yard run by Stone was a feature Butler captured a pretty forward pass Sewanee finally held on the 2-yard line Bailey essayed a punt from behind the line but the pass was bad Bailey averted a safety by running the ball out Again he attempted to punt This time his kick hit one of his own players and bounded back Taylor was on him but FIRST PERIOD Acting CapL Sutherland well the toss for Chattanooga and chose to kick off Capt Dobbins elected to defend the north goal Pope kicked off and Worthani returned it 10 yards Clarks punt rolled 6o yards to Chattanooga's IS-yard line where Pope was forceil to full on -it Sewanees ends being right on him Pope circled left for 8 yarda and Squibb tore through center for more Goodwin failed- -to gain and Squibb only made 3 Leftwich broke througli on Pope sod flung him far back Vaudiver punted to the 4-yard line where Wortlim tumbled but recovered- Arnold fumbled and was thrown for a Imps Arnold got around right for 3 yards Clarke's punt was short and Chattanooga took the ball ou Ler 25-yard line Pope made 4 around right and Squibb shot over right taekle for 10 yards Edmond hung Vandiver baek Goodwin and Vandy also failed to vain and Vandiver punted to NVorthanawbo returned It 10 yards to the center of the held Clark wa downed for a loss but Arnold circled right end for 8 yards and Wortham made i-yewlinees tirst first down with a tackle buck for 3 --yard's- -S'utlierland spilled Herring and then Clarke o2t another loug robing punt the ball stoppbag on Chattanooga's 2-yard line where Pope twalted in vain for it to roil over for a -touchback- Vandiver punted to the 20- yard line and Wortham brought it back 8 z-ards Clark and Arnold again only made yards la three plunge a and -Herring attempted a drop goal- I be effort was low and stopped on the 5-yard line After a line play failed Vandiver's punt bit in front of Wortnam and thanbounded over his heal rolling 55 yards to midfield Clark punted and Pope brought it baek' to the 30-yard line a pretty return The period ended with Chattanooga in possesbion on her own 30-yard line PERIOD Squibb plunged for 3 yards Pope circled i for 1 and then Vandiver punted 40 yards with a 5-yard -return by Arnold Clarice punted 58 yaids and Dobbins made a beauty tackle of Pope in his tracks Squibbs shot through the line for 11 yards but Dobbins threw Pope back Squibb bucked for 2 yards Vandiver fell back for a kick but fumbled a high pass and Dobbins and Turner flung him for a 16-yard loss On the nest play Vandiver punted 15 yard a out of bounds Goodwin made a pretty tackle of Ellerbe for a 5-yard loss and Clarke's punt which followed only went 10 yards squibba and Goodwin failed to gain A forward pass Vandiver to Sutherland netted 25 yards Goodwin was thrown for a lose Squibb plunged for 9 yards but failed on his nest attempt A forward pass to Sutherland brought a gain of 20 yards but the ball was brought back for a Chattanooga penalty Vandivees low kick rolled 20 yard and Herring was obliged to fall on the ball Clark punted 25 yards without return Squibbs plunged for 5 yards Pooe got 4 around right and Squibbs pierced Turner for 3 for first down Goodwin went around left for 6 yards and Squibb plunged for 3 as the period 8nd a half ended with Chattanooga la possession past the center of the field- Crippled Volunteers- Lose to THIRD PERIOD Arnold replaced Wortham for Sewanee Mississippi Aggies Clark kicked off Vandy only made 2 yarns ha two attempts Squibb plunged for a yards and then for 8 more Vaudy got ()ter right tackle for 6 yards and arouud right eud for 2 more A line play failed TWO LONG RUNS SCORE A forward pass from Vandiver for Ham- mel netted 7 yards Arnold Intercepted a forward pass Clark attempted to buck GAME'S DUO OF TOUCHDOWNS tackle but was thrown for a ii-yard loss 1 by Wyatt Sewanee fumbled and in a toad scramble McKenzie got the ball for Chattanooga Ellerbe suffered a broken nGse during the play Sellers replacing him Three plays failed and Vandiver attempted weaKened by Loss of Four Regulars a aeld goal The bill tipped Dobbins' angers and a Chattanoogan fell en it at Clevenger's Team Outplays VicStwanee's 20-yard line The Tigers held firmly and after three tries didn't gain a tors Most of Time But yard Vandiver attempted another tield Fail to Score geal which resulted Au a touchback Se- wanee scrimmaged on the 20-yard line Arnold circled right end for 6 yards Sellers bucked for 3 and Herring sneaked through center for 2 more and fret down KNOXVILLE Tom Nov Sewanee recovered a fumble Arnold bucked Mississippi A and football team de- right for 4 yards Dobbins was brought back and bucked for 4 yards more but feated the University of Tennessee a fumble lost the ball on the fourth eleven here this afternoon by the score down FOURTH PERIOD of 14 to 0 scoring one touchdown in the third period and another in the fourth The fourth period opened with Chatta- nooga in possession on Sewanee's 40-yard 3i1ssissipp1 scored one touchdown in line Squibb -plunged -for 8 yards la two tries and a forward pass to l'ope netted the third period when Shaw broke through the Tennessee line and blocked 4 more Two plays failed and a forward pass hit the ground Vandiver tried au Cameron's drop kick and ran sixty-live other held goal the ball falling short on yards The other touchdown also re-the 10-yard line Clarke punted 38 yards and Arnold tackled Vandiver so viciously suited from a long run Jones caught that he bad to leave the game Woodworth one of Cameron punts 'in the fourth replacing him Two plays failed a for quarter and eluding a number of Ten-ward pass Pope to Hamel only netted 8 yards Woodworth punted 35 yards to nessee players ran seventy yards and Sewanee's 8-yard line erring Arnold and crossed the goal lin Clarke made it first down in three bucks Although weakened by the absence of but Clark Dobbins and Herring only made four regular players who were out of thA 6 in the next three attempts and Clarke 0 yards to Pope who was downed game on account of injuries the Tennes- panted 4 see team outplayed the visitors during by Edmond without advance Bettie threw the greater part of the game In the Pope for a loss Squibb bucked for 4 yards A forward pass Pope to Hamel third quarter Tennessee carried the ball brought an 8-yard gain Squibb bucked from her own 20-yard line to the ZO-yard for 11 yards Turner threw Goodwin for line of the visitors most of the gains a loss Woodworth tossed a forward pass having been made on line plunges by to Hamel for a 10-yard gain Melsaac re placed Herring The latter's cut on the Ring but fumbled the ball Again in the same period the locals carried the temple had been reopened and was bleed- ing furiously McWhorter replaced Hamel ttu tort the field to y-tave yards down and flagged a forward pass from Wood the r10-yard line of Mississippi but lost worth for a 25-yard gain It was one of the ball on downs the most spectacular plays of the day Mc- For the visitors the best work was Whorter pulling the ball right out of a done by Shaw Jones Spurlock and Sewanee player's hands Another forwarl Noble while Ring starred for the Ten-pass grounded and time was called with nessee team Ring who played fullback 1 Chattanooga in poasesion of the ball on on tne Tennessee team bad been playing Sewanee's 20-yard line 1 -II IA PA VS hro Elva all I fteel tet the I KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov Mississippi A and football team defeated the University of Tennessee eleven here this afternoon by the score of 14 to 0 scoring one touchdown in the third period and another in the fourth Mississippi scored one touchdown in the third period when Shaw broke through the Tennessee line and blocked Cameron's drop kick and ran sixty-live yards The other touchdown also resulted from a long run Jones caught one of Cameron's punts in the fourth quarter and eluding a number of Tennessee players ran seventy yards and crossed the goal line Although weakened by the absence of four regular players who were out of th4 game on account of injuries the Tennessee team outplayed the visitors during the greater part of the game In the third quarter Tennessee carried the ball from her own 20-yard line to the 20-yard line of the visitors most of the gains having been made on line plunges by Ring but fumbled the ball Again in the same period the locals carried the ball forty-five yards down the field to the 25-yard line of 31ississippl but lost the ball on downs For the visitors the best work was done by Shaw Jones Spurlock and Noble while Ring starred for the Tennessee team Ring who played fullback on the Tennessee team bad been playing all but was shifted to the TURNER ALMOST PRECIPITATES RIOT BY TAYING TO TAKE BALL Turner the big Sewanee tackle almost precipitated a riot at Andrews field yesterday afternoon when he attempted to "steal" the ball as the game closed Had the Tigers won this act of thievery would have been football etiquette as they only tied it was resented by members of the Chattanoola eleven Fullback Squibb was at Turner's throat in a twinkling followed by several of his teammates Instantly pandemonium reigned Sewanee players rushed to aid of Turner and Chattanooga players took it up for Squibb The latter and Turner were pawing at each other vigorously on the ground The sideline crowd quickly took a hand and surged on10 the field Blows were interchanged Everybody got angry and if a chap couldn't find somebody he knew to hit he just hit anyway Policemen quickly dashed into the maelstrom of flying lists and legs They quelled the belligerent SEWANEE SHOWS EFFECT OF LONG TRIP TIGERS FAIL TO EXHIBIT "PEP" VIRGINIA DOWNS PALMETTOS Athletic officials should never sgain schedule a heart-breaking trip like the one to Texas last week The Tiger eleven at Andrews field yesterday was the most spiritless tired-seeming aggregation that the writer ever saw representing Sewannee Always in former seasons while the Tigers have often been beaten they have shown an abundance of the "old pep" The was not present yesterday The players fumbled time and again and did not go with the old-time speed and dash-Those who saw the Tigers play at Andrews field a year ago against Tennesqee were unanimous in the cry "Watch Sewanee in 1915" It appeared that Cope had a magnificent squad of youngsters who would TIGERS TIED BY Ul CI TEAM Thrilling Scoreless Game at Andrews Field LOCAL ELEVEN OLITRUSHES SEWANEE BY WIDE MARGIN Squibb's Line Plunging and Sutherland's All Round Play Stand and Edmond Fumble alattanooga and Sewanee elevens battled to a thrilling scoreless tie yesterday afternoon at Andrews field The contest while somewhat mediocre in spots and not characterized by the Momitahle fight spirit that usually marks the play of Harris Cope's teams became especially rough and bitter in the second half and when Turner attempted to pilfer the ball as the game finished a riot that threatened for several moments to assume serious proportions resulted In many respects the game was a repetition of the struggle with Georgia except that neither side scored a touchdown Sewanee started off briskly as Georgia though the Tigers were never able to gain over the Moccasins as did Cunningham's team at the start The locals easily repelled the Tiger attack and after the middle of the second period outrushed their opponents at every turn Time and again in the last half Sewanee flung theta back between the -yard and 10-yard lines and Vandiver's attempts at field in wide but the play was always in Tiger territory and Cope's charges never passed the center of the field after the start One Squibb who took laampton's place at fullback was the hero of the day from a Moccasin viewpoint The nafive umer East Tennessee shot into the Sewanee line for many a long ain He brushed aside the redoubtable Turner as if he were a prep school boy and seemed to take particular delight in shooting through the former Georgia tackle to the secondary defense or at least to Dobbins who was backing up the line Whether the hole was there for him or not Squibb was always good for his gain and his elusive body was ever and anon catapulting through groups of struggling ligers It seemed that half a dozen were required to stop him It was one of the greatest exhibitions of line-plunging ever seen on a Chattanooga gridiron quite distancing indeed that of the noted Lindsay for Tennessee last year Another Chattanooga athlete who was conspicuous ivas none other than Satherlatid the veteran who made his 1915 debut The old-timer played his usual great defensive game on end splitting Sewanee interference "spilling" regular: Rnd in addition pulling a couple of hefty forward-passes down out of the ether The entire Chattanooga backfield won deserved plaudits from the multitude Vandiver did some exceptional 'tackle rushing Pope showed ability to get around the ends for short gains and also handled punts up field without a fumble though luck broke against him on several- Goodwin played better defensive ball than offensive an unusual' performanee for the speed merchant In the line Langley more than played even with the great Turner in fact the latter never seemed to get in the game and was given a big cheer in the fourth period when he made his first open field tackle of the game Wyatt also played good ball against the terrible Dobbins and in the center of the line the Moccasin trio held their own In fact the Chattanooga line had the edge on their rivals from the mountain claimed by many to be the best line in the entire south Coach Spiegel and his assistants seemed to have applied inspiration from some quarter to the forwards during the past week the transformation being little less than marvelous Hamel who was Elevated to the Bret team for the Transylvania game put up another creditable game especially in handling forward peeves Sewanee Makes Only Two First Downs During Game 1 The unproductive offense of the Tigers' was a bitter surprise to their supporters From the very first they played a kicking game partly by compulsion and at times rather than to essay rushing They also butter-fingered woefully time and gain where the locals handled the wet ball cleanly For a team that had been "doped" to win by a large margin this defensive policy was disastrous but it most probably was Copes idea to win by one touchdown and to save his team for a future game The Tiger coach doubtlesa soon found that he was lucky to escape being scored on even by using all his repertoire contained The Tier offense only made two first downs dnring the entire game They tried little except line phinging a double pass and One or two end runs from kick formation No forward passes were essayed and Cop' entire reliance seemed to be placed in his line and Clnrkla kicking In the latter respect the Chattanongan who does the the work for the Tiera more than did his duty The wet ball made high lieking impossible bnt Clarke foxily booted low to left and right where it would be difficult to handle the ball nnd in this manner rained many a yard for his team While his kicking was not apectacular to watch from the sideline it was productive of substantial results and netted the Tizera far more than did Vandiver's kicks for Chattanone --thn117h VRIld 5-'5g were up to tRndarrl as for that matter Dobbins and Edmond Stars on Defense Since offensive stars on the Sewenee roster were nil bouquets can only be passed for defensive play Edmond was the leader in stopping the Moccasin rushes the left end of the Tigers being their mainstay on defense Nearly all of the few 'foccasin gains on end runs were around the other side of the line TIGERS TIED ri tt Ca TEAM a In by an 0 for Baylor Sewanee started the third period with a rush that sounded like defeat for Guerry's pupils Bailey brought Baylor's kick-off back forty yards Two forward passes Bailey to Rogers and Rogers to Bailey with end runs by Bailey and Stone brought the ball well up into Baylor territory Plunges put the ball on Baylor's 25-yard line for a third down with only one yard to go The Baylor line stiffened beautifully and threw the Tigers back for 'downs An interchange of punts followed and then Hall broke loose He made two runs of ten yards mixed in with other gains but Sewanee finally held The Little Tigers couldn't gain by straight football but another forward pass Rogers to Bailey gained ten yards A moment later Bob Hill intercepted a pass and dashed down field thirty yards to Sewanee's 242-yard line Three runs by Hall in rapid succession put the ball over and Wert booted the goal just before the game ended Line-up: Baylor A Hill 1 Masterson 1 Wert Dubose Lindsay Feuille Lupton cell Ezell cen Rader Mimer Saunders Hammond tWhitaker Dameron Hid qb McCulston qb Carter 1 Stone 1 Hall Rogers Baylor A Hill I a Masterson I WertL Dubose Lindsay Feuille Lupton cell Ezell cen Rader Milner Saunders Hammond Whitaker Dameron Hid qb McCulston qb Carter 1 Stone 1 Hall Rogers Taylor fb Bailey ft) Hill for Carter Butler for Hill Holladay for Ireuille (loal from Finlay -(Virginia) (Vanderbilt) Head (Serianeei mass of humanity almost into quietude for a moment but the "fire" broke out again in a new place In the confusion it was bard to tell who was hitting who but nearly everybody who could get close to the center of the commotion was hitting The anger of the impromptu combatants died out gradually and docility began to appear where a desire for everything including murder had been a moment before Members of the teams began to shake hands with their rivals and to apologize for losing their self-control Turner's action might have precipitated serious results As it was a few bruises a half-cracked head for Dobbins who was "beaned" by a Moccasin supporter with a stick in his hand and a few other minor injuries were the only results of the near-riot Police officers escorted the most heated combatants from the field Squibb and Turner still growling after being Fieparated IN OPENING PERIOD White Squire I Moore 1 Laurer 1 Coleman I McMillan I Brown Porter I Thurman Saye Anderson Going Stillwell Moore Berkeley (Lb Surran qb Mayer I Folger Anderson Going Spn rr lb Kerr lb Time of quarters-15 and 12 minutes Georgetown referee Van Metre Kentuckv State umpire: Holland Clemson head linesman scoring Sporn Goal from touchdown Mayer Substitutions: for Coleman: Coleman for Blakeley: Stuart for Moore Boatwright for Stillwell Stillwell for Boatwright Poindexter for Still-'sell Gooch for Berkeley Tippett for Anderson Pace for Sparr: Coleman for Thurman South Ca roll for Saye Hampton for Morrison Brooker for Moore: Clark for Brooker Couch for Clark Waring for Saye: Simrell for Going Score by quartem 2 3 4 Virginia 13 0 0 0-13 South Carolina 0 0 0 0-- 0 narrow margins despite the fact that he was handicapped by a wet ball Johnson of Alabama and Waite of Texas were forced to leave the game because of injuries Neither however was seriously hurt The line-up: Texas Alabama Edmonds Love Duncan Rogers Goodman Saul Dittmar Maynor I Dirge I Burks I Berry Vandergraaff McMurray 1 a Morton Littlefield Harsh Turner Taylor la Kelso I Harsh (Capt) Walker Johnson Snbstitutions: for Llttlefield Littlefield for Kelso Johnson for Birge Dolan for McMurray Waites for Carlton Carlton for Waite Hovarter for Taylor Brannon for Johnson Hagan for Harsh Officials: Sewaneo Um Sevranee Head Braun Sevranec Texas Edmonds Duncan Goodman Dittmar Dirge I Berry McMurray 1 Turner Kelso 1 Walker ditch the westerners always braced and their defense was able to stave off defeat The Pennsylvanians rot within scoring distance abOnt a half dozen times and on three of these occasions tried to kick field goals One of Michigan's best Chances to score was in the second period when she rushed the ball to Pennsylvania's 16-yard line Here Coach Yost's men tried a trick play on a fake kick formation for a placement goal the man holding the ball for the expected place-kick being downed for a 10-yard loss as he rose to go around Penn sylvania's right end Michigan then tried a forward pass and the play resulted in a goals from touchdowns represented the Minnesotans' score while Chicago counted a touchdown by Agar and a subsequent goal by Shull in the second session Outplayed in the line the Chicago backs had difficulty In getting away on end runs although Capt Russell brought the Chicago rooters to their feet several times Capt Bierman's clever work both on the defensive and offensive was a big factor in the success of the Minnesota CORNELL OUTLASTS "GENERALS" IN GAME'OF MANY TOUCHDOWNS BY RUSH COLUMBIA Nov University of Virginia defeated the University of South Carolina here this afternoon 13 to 0 the visitors scoring two touchdowns in the first eight minutes of play One touchdown followed a poor PUBS for a punt in South Carolina's territory Virginia's other score came through straight football Mayer the Virginia star was so well covered during the game that he was unable to get started with his long end runs Folger did most of the ground gaining for Carolina getting away for runs for twenty-eight and thirty-five yards Carolina held for downs on her own 5-yard line in the third period After the first period the ground-gaining was about equal between the two teams Berkeley Anderson and White starred for the 'visitors while the best work for the home team was contributed by Folger Kerr Laurer and Surran Line-up: Virginia (13) South Carolina (0) C1as3 A League3 $2800 Per Mor BAUGH GIVEN MAC: ON ARBITRATI Southern League Clubs Only Fourteen Playr and Farrell Elected LORD WILL NOT LUD MEMPHIS NEXT YE MEMPHIS Nov la ---Az nouncement was made here War by Thomas Watkins secretary the Memphis club of the association that Briscoe who managed the team durtrag 1015 season will not heal tht club next year Lord's has not been named SAN 'FRANCISCO Nov a general downward revision of limits individual and team salari-s gether with the election of offirers a new national board of arbitratitn serve for five years the National elation of Professional Baseball brought its meeting to a close FriL7 New Orleans was chosen for next meeting place Changes iu the monthly salary' were made a3 follows: Class from $3200 to Class from $2000 to $1 Class the same $1 Class at $1200 Individual salaries were revls1 follows Class $175 per month Cisas $150 per month Class month Class A was reduced from ffteen fourteen men Class from fourteen tc thirteen and Class from fourteen tc thirteen Officers were elected for a term of Eri years as follows: President Sexton Bock EL vice-president II Iforname ton secretary 1I Farrell A-3 burn Members of the board of arbitstion IL Farrell chairman and tary Dr IL Carson South I Ind Allan Baum San Fran representing the Pacific Coast legg-uet 0 Barrow New Yorks InternatioL league IL 11 Baugh Birminghs Southern association Sioux City to represent the Welsteleague until the election of a pregidet Justice Keoknk Ia Centri association Robert Bleweti Wash Northwestern league Chivington Chicago American associa tion The association adopted a resolution providing that any ball player undAt contract or reserve who Pb a 11 play be: with any ineligible or discharged player at any time shall be declared and subject to a fine GEORGETOWN OVERWHELMS NORTH CAROLINA AGGIES Washington Game Marred by Much Fighting WASHINGTON Nov 13 Georgetown overwhelmed the North Carol! Aggies of Raleigh here today i23 to a in a football game marred by frequent penalties for infractions of the rules and unnecessary roughness Both teams wart About equal offenders and each bad a player Guard YOUTIZ of A and and Left Halfback 11c1Cama TR of the Hill Toppers Play in the first period favored tl-e Aggies but in the second Georgetown smashing attack against tackles and etple told and Right Halfback Wall scored a touchdown In the last half the lecala added an aerial attack to this line-smashing and three touchdowns resulted Riddick was easily the Angie? litsz frequently tearing up the Georgerown line but the other backs did not support him consistently VALDOSTA ATHLETE MAY BE FATALLY INJURED Coaches Play and Sanguinary Battle Ert SIMS VALDOSTA Ga Nov 13--Hetbark Blitch of the Colnmbia college football team was possibly fatally injured and Walter Sams coach of the same organization severely hurt in a game with Mercer university here today in which Coach Zellers of Mercer also played Mercer defeated Columbia 32 to Halfback Blitch received a blow on the head and is suffering from concussion of the brain He le nnconscious tonight and physicians said his recovery was doubtful Coach Sams suffered a broken leg and a dislocated ankle The coaches played tinder an agreementeatered into before the game started AlercePNuniversity of is a member of the A A but Columbia college which is located at Lake City Fla is not CLEMSON LACKS PUNCH I's One Touchdown Defeats South Carolinians RICHMOND Va Nov 13 One series of concerted attacks was uncovered by Virginia Military institute in the game here today with Clemson college but that was all that was nee' essary to win for in three minutes of brilliant play the cadets swept down the field for eighty-eight yards and a touchdown Although the aggressor throughout the greater part of the game Clem-Emu lacked the punch to put the ball over the line and lost 6 to Clemson's only score came in the second period when Harris kicked a goal from tbe 20- 1 guard season backfield position early ha the week Line-up: Miss A-M Tennessee Caddy 1 Sorrel's Carpenter 1 Hambaugh Spot-lock 1 Kempt Lowe 1 McArthur McLean (C) Patton Oswalt Taylor Raney (C) r- t- Vowelt Show Wolfe Noble (11) Mar Simmons qh Jones Cameron I Bobo Simmonds r11 Thomason Lurk Jackson (Idea Th Ring Emory (b Noble Goals from 2 Officials: -Blake (Vanderbilt) (Ohio Wesleyan) Head (Chicago) Time of periods-12 minutes CINCINNATI CLUB REPORTS SMALL DEFICIT FOR 1915 Fleischmanns Retired rrorn rate of "Reds" CINCINNATI Nov 13--A rumor that the officers of the Cincinnati Baseball club were negotiating the Federal league people for the sale of the club or with a view of having them put capital3in it" was emphatically denied in a stafement issued by President August Herrmann following a meeting of the stockholders of the club here today The statement also announced that the stockholders decided to increase the preferred stock from $11'500 to $100000 The president's report to the stockholders shows that while weather conditions for the past year were the worst in the history of the club the loss in operating during the season was only $5400 Both Julius neischmann and Max Fleischmann who have been in the directorate of the club since it was purchased from John Brush years ago resigned today and Louis WidHg of Newport Ky and Louis Werlt of Cincinnati were elected in their places HARVARD DEFEATS BROWN WITH LITTLE EXERTION All Crimson Strength Reserved for Game With Yale CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov 13--Haryard today disposed of Brown 16 to 7 without spending any of the strength saved for the rejuvenated Yale team in the big game of the season next Saturday The Crimson eleven was one of second-string men with a single exception Capt Mahan and two other Harvard players went to New Haven to see the 1 ale team come to life and the other Crimson regulars idled on the side lines Brown presented a powerful offense in which the serpentine runs of Pollard a negro and the lunging advances of Andrews were most important The Brunonians made 14 first downs but their attack was arrested time and again by fumbles in which Pollard also figured prominently ROCKWOOD HAS IIEW CRAZE Basketball Popular School Five Defeated Chattanooga Times Special ROCKWOOD Tenn Nov Wheat took a sudden drop here last night when the County High school basketball team of that place was defeated by the Rockwood basketball team 28 to 17 The 'teller attraction of the early season will be staged here Thanksgiving for two games afternoon and night when Rockwood plays the Tyner nigh school of Hamilton county the rural high school champions of East Tennessee Later in the season some of the best teams of Chattanooga Knoxville and surrounding eountry will be seen in action on the local Boor This season Rockwood boasts the strongest team that has ever played -here The line-up: Acuff forwards Atkins center King Ault Fisher guards Fritts Driskill forwards Webster center airisteliberry May guards $yactsse Tramples Colgate SYRACUSE Nov 13--Syraense overwhelmed Colgate this afternoon 38 to It was the first time the Hamilton team lost this season Among their victims were Yale and West Point Baseball Results At Pendleton Ore--All-Nationals 7 All-Americans a TEXAS CIRCLES ALABAMA ENDS AND BUCKS LINE FOR VICTORY be bound to "come" in another year Lee Tolley appeared to be the only man leaving the squad who would be seriously missed Sewanee returned practically all that hefty squad with- Turner one of the best tackles in the south in yet the Tigers today appear the weakest eleven that has represented Sewenee in many seasons It is true that there are no stars in the backfield but there are plenty of capable players at least to pick from There is no one around here with the hardihood to say that Harris Cope is to blame Things hare not "broken" right for Sewanee this year The Texas trip is one thing that's to blame and there may be others yards for a touchdown Collins' fumble of a punt in the second period resulted in Washington and Lee's third touchdown night Halfback Sweetland scored on a short end run Then Cornell woke up Its backfield battered the Washington and Lee line and Capt Barrett made two touchdowns making the score at the end of the first half 21 to 20 in favor of the southerners In the third period Washington and Lee was again helpless atainst Capt Barrett and he marched from Cornell's 5-yard line for a touchdown Ripping the NVashington and Lee line for long gains in the fourth period Collins and Barrett each scored Cool Cornell's center was banished for rough play and Cornell was penalized half the distance to the goal Capt Barrett of Cornell and John Barrett of Washington and Lee were the stars The Red and White captain scored 34 points of Cornelrs total in kicking Then came a "break" that might have been fatal Clark punted and the ball rolled to the 2-yard line Pope waited for it to roll across for a touchback but the oval perversely stopped right at the line It was another 50-yard affair for Clark Vandiver punted to the 30-yard line and Wortham made a dashing 8-yard return Three plays nut the ball on the 16-yard line whence Herring dropped back to the 25- yard line and tried a drop kick The offering was short however and Chattanooga took the ball on her 5-yard line Vandy got off a great punt just here the ball bounding over Wortham's head to the center of the field During the second period the attack gradually edged up into Sewanee territory and shortly before the close 'of the period Sutherland received two beauty forward passes but was brought back on the second Chattanoga Keeps Bart Through Last Half Chattanooga kept the ball throughout the last half advancing the ball to the center of the field after receiving the kick-off Some pretty short passes to Hamel featured together with some more hefty line plunging by Squibb Twice the Tigers fumbled on their 30-yard line It all seemed to be of no use though as the Tigers stiffened when their goal was really threatened and in the pinch the Moccasins couldn't gain a yard McWhorter who replaced Hamel near the close took one of the prettiest forward pasees of the day grabbing it right out of a Sewnnee player's hand end dashing for 25 yards Squibb did some more fancy line bucking too but Clark was always on hand to boot the ball out of danger and a Chattanooga forward pass grounded when the game ended leaving Chattanooga in posFtegSiOn on Sewanee's 20-yard line Line-ups: Fewanee Chattanooga Edmond 1 Hamel Turner 1 Wyatt I Perry 1 McKay 1 tr Sent cell mcKenzle ten Leftwich Eldridge Dobbins (C) Lanttley Bettie Sutherlind a Herring qb Pope ob Wortham I Goodwin 1 Arnold Vandiver Clarke Squibb fb Substitutions: for Hamel: Woodworth for Vandiver Sol for Arrc Id Arnold for Wortham: Sellers for Ellerbe Arent for Sellers: McIsaac for Herring (Anburn) (Michigan) Head linemman-- McAllester (Tennessee) Time of 12 minutes AUSTIN Tex Nov 13--Straight football won for Texas over Alabama on Clark field here today 20 to 0 the Longhorns piling up all their points 13 plunges through the Alabama line and long end runs Both elevens tried the forward pass repeatedly but only once successfully and it led to only a temporary gain Texas abandoned the aerial style of play early in the game and marched down the field by a series of gains through the opposing line for the first touchdown near the end of the first period The same tactics added to the score in the second quarter Texas' third touchdown was the result of end runs the most spectacular of which was made by Littlefield who dodged seven Alabama players and ran fifty-three yards Unable to gain through the Texas line Alabama resorted to kicking in the fourth quarter Vandergraff three times trying for geld goals from difficult angles and distances He failed only by ITHACA Nov the score of 21 to 7 against them in the second period Cornell came back at Washington and Lee today and when the final whistle blew led the plucky Virginians by 40 to 21 The game although loosely played by Cornell in the first period was full of thrills Washington and Lee got the jump on the Ititacans in the first period when Left Halfback Collins fumbled the first kickoff and Washington and Lee recovered the ball on Cornell's 15-yard line Quarterback Bagley and Left Halfback John Barrett executed two forward passes for a touchdown A few minutes later Cornell after receiving the kickoff rushed the ball to the Washington and Lee 30-yard line and Capt Barrett tied the score with a touchdown Washington and Lee scored again when John Barrett on receiving the kickoff ran 100 every time Edmonds end was run there was trouble The youngster has not been press-agentect much this season but Its hard to see why he has been omitted if yeaterday's performance is a criterion of his ability Capt Taylor Dobbins played one of his regular games except that he seemed to be a little bit tired and oceasionally let the redoubtable Squibb pound out an extra yard or so after the line failed to stop him and it was put up to the captain backing up tu stop the Moccasin fullback's rush The remainder of the Sewanee line as aforementioned didn'ti show the dash expected Leftwich broke throngh once or twice but In the main the line was valuable only after the Moccasins passed their 20-yard line Then In the pinch the Tiger forwards held like a stone wall Moccasin Forward Passes Again Feature Coach Speigel's forward passes came back into their own and were instrumental in a bunch of gains for the Moccasins One of them to Sutherland put the ball on the Tigers' 10-yard line for a first down in the second period but tmfortnnately someone had been off-side and the bell was brought back This penalty killed a probable least fighting chance The wet field which made good drop-kicking impossible probably kept each team from scoring Herring missed one pretty chance right in front-of the goal posts on the 20-yard line Vandiver missed no less than three only one of them even crossing the goal line The ball was heavy an dslippery as was the gronnd on which it dropped While there was a lot of rough work on both sides the officials were lenient and did not penalize anyone for the nears-lugging Only one penalty -was enforced during the game the Moccasins being taxed on one of their long forward passes Luck Breaks With Tigers Early Minutes The contest opened most inauspiciously for Chattanooga After Vandy kicked off Clark punted immediately The low offering bounded over Pope's head and finally settled on Chattanooga's 1S-yard 65 yards advantage Thus In a twinkling play was transferred into Chattanooga territory The Moccasins immediately brought a huzza plunging to a first down but were forced to punt thereafter There was interchange a couple of hefty plunges by Squibb negativing Sewanee's gain PENNSYLVANIA AND MICHIGAN FAIL TO SCORE IN ANNUAL GAME rnILAnnTAPrITA Nov and Michigan fought their annual football battle on 'Franklin field to--day and neither side was able to score The game was a disappointment to the followers of both teams Pennsylvania entered the contest a slight favorite while the Michigan supporters felt confident that despite their disastrous season the Wolverines would pull themselves together in their last game of the year and take a victory west with them Both teams put up fairly good football Pennsylvania had more chances to score than Michigan but whelf in the last MINNESOTA DOWNS CHICAGO ON FIELD COVERED WITH SNOW MINNEAPOLIS Nov University of Minnesota football eleven took another step toward the "Big Nine" conference championship today by defeating the University of Chicago 20 to 7 on a snow-covered field The Gophers' attack was powerful while their defense was virtually impenetrable when the Maroons threatened the Minnesota goal Three touchdowns one each in the first third and I xal a 1 1- a LUtli 111 fl crlous oO IWO I ream- 1 yard line Ilia two other attetopta tailed 1 As ----14 4 -AI 1 fourth periods and two team yard line His two other attempts failed.