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Georgia Tech 19 Florida 7 Miami High Wept Pdlm Reqch 13 0 Tennessee 3 Alabama 0 Georgia 19 North Carolina 12 "Armg 20 Harvard 20 Notre Dame Wisconsin 19 Miami 0 I Southern 3 Illinois rffii 0 Iowa 7 Slyje MOST IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 20 1 9 29 TECH TURNS BACK FLORIDA ELEVEN 19 TO 7i MIZELL AND THOMASON LEAD WAY TO VICTORY the Sports Desk CAGLE RUNS AS USUAL BUT CRIMSON KEEPS UP 1 1 IN TRIUMPH RGINIA 20-7 -By JACK BELL Lines W'ritten After Reading Football Dope Yarns Oh the Golden Tornado sweeps over the land With the Crimson Tide flowing beside It The Methodist Mustang trots out from the band And dares every Plainsman to ride It The Green Wave of Tulane rolls over the Tars Wild Bears rip the Gamecocks to tatters The Tigers claw Ole' Miss and all of her stars While the Aggies plow over the Hatters Now a Purple (hued) Hurricane whirls into view Leaving Cavaliers strewn In confusion Poor old I Gobblers don't know what to do When the Volunteers score In profusion Those Old Liners from Maryland need a new line At least so alumni are saying The Tarheels come sweeping from forests of pine And the poor Centre Colonels are praying See how proudly sweet maidens watch Flying Cadets Murder Petrela and Owls In thetr revels Nor do Christianized Homed Frogs show any regrets As they slaughter a squad of Blue Devils Now from Arkansas thunders the wild Razorback Crushing down any rival that's handy In Old Sewanee the Tiger band fears the attack Of the Commodore craft from old Vandy Those Longhorns of Texas are rearing to go Southern Moccasins glide through the water And I could go on In this fashion you know But the boss says that I Brilliant Back Leads Team To 34 To 0 Win Over Columbia fBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 BAKER FIELD Oct A1 Marsters the human Jackrabblt who leads the country In football scoring swept Columbia off Its feet today with a pair of touchdowns in the first few minutes and a powerful Dartmouth eleven went on to win by the one-sided count Qf 34 to 0 Before a crowd of 35000 that filled every seat In Baker bowl the barelegged Marsters and his alert mates got the Jump on Columbia and never let up After starting the landslide with his running kicking and passing In the opening quarter Marsters was taken out and did not appear In either the second or fourth periods Dartmouth made 11 first downs to seven registering seven of these In the periods when Marsters was In the game Lineup COLUMBIA Position DARTMOUTH Costifran le Booms Bleecker It Cole Welnsock lg Bromberg Campbell Andres Nobiletti rg Crehan Tvs rt Armstrong Hill re Yudickw Liflander qb Markers Hewitt I Clark Scott rh Stanczyk fb Johnson Officials: Referee Fd Thorp (De La Ballet: umpire CLnnton (Yale) linesman Eenim 'Pennsylvania) field judge 8 Scott (Michigan) Cadets Score Twice In First Half Captain Out BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 CHARLOTTESVILLE Va Oct 19 The Virginia Military Institute cadets chalked up their second successive gridiron victory here today over the University of Virginia by a 20 to 7 score thus winning the first of the Virginia big four contests and a leg on the Virginia championship Virginia sorely missing Captain Sloan was unable to coordinate In the first half and the cadets controlled until the third period when Thomas substitute halfback took the ball across on a criss-cross play after long gains already had been made Faulconer Kamina and Thomas as the central figures I after scoring one touchdown in each of the first two quarters returned to form in the final quarter and Biggs a substitute halfback took the ball over on a trick play The cadets took the lead at the beginning when Moncure fumbled McCray's 52-yard punt and I advanced by a series of bucks to Virginia's one-yard line The Cavalier forwards who during the greater part of the game failed to function smoothly showed mettle In the first real pinch and held I on downs Moncure punted out and the I backs registered a first down but the ball was again passed over to Virginia Hawkins received Capt Cawthon Florida F0RDII4M WORKS HARD TO LICK HOLY CROSS NEW YORK Oct 19 A hard plunging Fordham eleven remained In the undefeated untied class by ripping through Holy Cross forwards for an eleventh hour touchdown at the Polo Grounds today to turn back the Purple by a score of 7 to 0 MIRIIAM) BF4TS G4LIIIET COLLEGE PARK Md Oct 19 JP 1 University of Maryland garnered Its second victory out of four games In this football season by defeating Galludet today 13 to 6 Crabtree and Mates Try Hard But Are Unable To Get Offense Working Against Strong Tech Line Tech Scores Early and Stays Ahead Bt EDDIE BRIETY Asftnciled Pre8 Sport Writer ATLANTA Ga Oct Georgia Tech Golden Tornado all but wrecked by North Carolina last week got back on the football map here today wltn a stirring 19 to 7 triumph over the vaunted Alligators from the University of Florida The victory knocked Florida's chances for a Southern championship higher than a kite and sent 7000 of the faithful who had come to Atlanta to see their team wallop the 1928 champions home with a splitting headache The Tornado scored a touchdown before the game was seven minutes old It added another each in the second and third Florida made Its only threat In the third period Florida's highly touted offensive failed to materialize and except for a brief spurt which resulted in their lone touchdown the Gators were on the defensive throughout the afternoon Earl Dunlap the passing quarterback and Thomason the backfield mainstay led the Tech team to victory They were given tip-top assistance also by the Tech line which stopped the Gator running attack dead Throughout the early stages of the game Crabtree and Company failed utterly to make headway through the Tornado line and frequent resorts to the aerial game were rendered futile In Inaccurate passing and frequent fumbles At times the offensive showed signs of clicking but the Alligators had seen Tech roll up three touchdowns before they were able to penetrate the goal line 1 The visitors did not do any damage so long as the Tech regulars stayed in the game Near the end of the half four line substitutions went In for the Jackets and Florida began to gain consistently for the first time Tech rode to victory on the arms of Dunlap and Warner Mlzell Early In the opening quarter Dunlap flipped a 30-yard toss to Mizell who stepped the remaining seven yards for the touchdown and In the second quarter another 25-yard bullet enabled Maree to step across the goal line and put Tech In front 13 to 0 The other touchdown came near the end of the third period and the back-field combination of Mizell and Thomason was the poison Mizell shot a 25-yard pass to Thomason who leaped Into the air snatched the ball ynd ran 30 yards through a clear field to the goal line A break helped the Tornado score Its third touchdown After Goodbread got loose for 12 yards around right end early in the third period for the first flash of the vaunted Florida offensive Goodbread fumbled and Williams recovered for Tech Mizell heaved a 22-vard pass to Thomason who reeled off the remaining 35 yards for the marker Try for point failed Score: Georgia Tech 19 Florida 0 The Gators with six minutes play left in the period struck their stride and after working the ball down to the Tech 6-yard line a well executed Mighty Army Captain Reel Off Three Touchdown After Har-yard Scores Only To Have Pa By Wood Caught Behind Goal To Tie Score IBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CAMBRIDGE Maas Oct A last-minute 40-yard pasa a scoring play gave a gritty Harvard football team a 20-20 draw with Capt Chris Cagles undefeated Army eleven here today before 57000 frenzied spectators the largest ciowd ever assembled In the Crimson's historic stadium The game Itself was unquestionably the moat thrilling contest staged here in years for Harvard gained a two-touchdown lead In the first half only to have the sensational Cagle euddenly find himself and run wild for three trips across the Harvard goal line the first made this season With a minute to go the Army had a 20 to 1A lead and Harvard had the ball In midfield The pony back-field was in action and seemed to be faltering Jones the Army coach was so sure of victory that he replaced Cagle with Hutchinson Larry Wood the Harvard second-string quarterback had been tryln to send hla lightweights through a revitalized Army line and had shifted to laterals when his running attack failed In midfield The Army beck were playing much too close to the line on the plays foe Victor Harding another substituie end got behind them raced almost to the end zone caught Wood a beautiful aerial and stepped over the Army line for one of the most vital touchdowns ever made In Harvard's long gridiron history On the try for the extra point the Army forwards threw themselves against a wall-llke Harvard line as Wood Collie dropklcked the tlelng tally After Murrell punted to renterfipld Harvard hit Its stride Putnam sliced off tackle for 16 yards and then completed a cleverly screened pass to O'Connell who ran 25 yards for the first score Up to this point Cagle was having an off day for he yielded to Hutchinson for the first time wnen he was trap ped far behind his line on an attempted pass His successor tried the same play and was rushed so fast that his heave was intercepted by Ben Tlck-nor Harvard center The only upright figure on the scrimmage line Tlcknor was not even threatened during hi 25-yard rush to the goal line When the Cadets came back for the second half they were a raging team Cagle and Murrell slashed the Harvard line to ribbon the former ripping through Harvard's left for 85 yards and a score He and Murrell continued banging away at the same spot when the Cadets next obtained the ball on an Intercepted pass They advanced tt to the Harvard 5-yard line and Cagle again sliced through tackle for his second score His third early In the final quarter resulted from another savage lungs at the left side of the Harvard line end a brilliant 45-yard run during which he shook off three tacklers mt-m Capt Cagle Army Moncure's punt and after a succession of line plays Williams passed to Scott who raced 30 yards for a touchdown Scott kicked goal Lineup VIRGINIA Position I Turner le Mondv Day It Chadulctc Debutts 1 UlUard Tavlor Grow Lankford rs Hasse Whalen rt Smith Bryant hh Scott Moncure qb Hawkm ic Faulconer ih William or McCray Levy fb Dunn Official Referee Dixon Foster Svdnevi umnne Frank Lane Detroit lineman George Smith of Army Iowa Score In First Minute of Play AX lien Captain Glasgow Gets Away For 78 Yards and Touchdown Illini Tie It But Can't Score Again BY THE ASSOCIATED PRF8S IOWA CITY Iowa Oct 19 stubborn University of Iowa football team fought the smooth-working Illinois eleven to standstill here today to gain a 7 to 7 tie Jealously guarding the seven points they earned on the first play after the kickoff when Captain Glassgow dashed 78 yards to a touchdown the Hawk-eves beat off the ripping thrusts of the Orange and Blue except for one letdown in the second period when Mills raced 16 yards around his end for the tying markers ILLINOIS Position Woles l- Gordon It Writs lg KawsI Crane rg IOWA Focee Westra Roberts Magnussen Mevers Flv Reddquist PlBnatelll Pape Ferroh Thomas red linesman Burdick rt JoUev re Peters qb Timm lb Walker rh Humhert fb Referee Fred Gardner I Cornell umpire Arlie Murks (Wisconsin! field Youna Illinois Weslevan head Milton Ghee (Dartmouthi NOTRE DAME RAMBLES OVER BADGERS 19-0 HAWKEYES HOLD ILLINI IN BIG TEN GAME 7 TO 7 AMI NOW A FEW ANIMAL CKACRERS Well the Gophers licked the Bulldogs When Red Dlnsmore kicked two goals And now they'll meet the Bullfrogs The Blaons and the Moles The Badger fans forgetting To temper all their hopes With candor are all betting They'll beat the Antelopee The Wolves should eat the Lion And the rampant Tigers too But there's Just no vise of To masticate the Gnu The Mustangs must be broken And who will catch the Hares? The whole Elk team Is From to chew the Bears 'Way down by the Chipmunk cabin Lay scalps of the noble Moose I see the Wildcats At the throat of the wild Cayuse Throughout this mighty nation Grid teams assert their claims But where In thunderatlon Do these schools get their names? Madison Square Gardens Program For Miami I wonder It you realize Just what It means to Miami to have Madison Square Garden Corporation down here building a fight arena for a 10-year program Well look into a few of the items pointed out to me by Frank Bruen vice president of the Garden who Is back at home on Miami Beach after a auccessful summer In New York When the big stadium is completed out on Seventh avenue the Garden Corporation will have spent 100000 In Miami during the few months necessary to erect the structure This means that Miami firms will sell material for the erection of the stadium Miami men will be paid to do the work Miami merchants will get the benefit of the money spent here by the corporation Furthermore Mr Bruen said he has letters from practically every railway company which routes traffic to Miami asking for the dates of any fights the Garden stages here "I'm going back to New York In a few Mr Bruen said announce the date of the big fight shortly after I get there Then hear of the railroads announcing the biggest special train program that ever has been arranged for any fight anywhere They're not only to give special rates eager to get things started I'll venture to say that the Garden fight here this winter will draw the biggest crowd to Miami that any one attraction ever brought And If you pause a moment you'll realize that every one of 'the thousands who come here will be eating in local restaurants sleeping in local hotel rooms (If he can find any) spending money at local golf courses theaters and stores And those fellows spend money you know And most of will stick around a week If we give decent accommodations at a reasonable price Jack Sharkey of course will be one of the main go fighters Later events will determine who his opponent will be the best heavyweight In America Just Mr Bruen thinks there are two or three boys who may be real attractions before midwinter And going to back up the main go with the best heavyweights we can get This is going to be the greatest card the South ever has seen for we're going to toss the big fellows In there only after shown what they can BACKS ROMP ON PROSTRATE AUBURN Arid Now Another Joe Savoldi Who Adds To Notre Dame Fame Along With Carideo and Other Well-Known Celts UNIVERSAL SERVICE! SOLDIER FIELD CHICAGO Oct 19 Add to the list of cheer starting heroes of Notre Dame the name of Joe Savoldl In the presence of 100000 persons who came to Soldier Field today ostensibly to see a football game between Notre Dame and Wisconsin Savoldl as early as the first period proceeded to turn the affair into a track meet His romping hither and yofw plus some concentrated support on the part of the rest of the Notre Dame cast accumulated a score of 19 points for the Eockne Ramblers while the Wisconsin delegation was restricted to nary a point Savoldl started with the shock troops and he finished with the regulars If that Isn't his 1929 football career In a single sentence then 100000 visitors to Soldier Field today must be wrong They saw Savoldl get the football early In the first period and rip his TRIUMPHS PENN TEAM Capt Riegels California passing produced the score Avery took one toss for a 12-yard gain and Bob Norton end leaped high a yard from the goal to grab a 25-yard toss from Lom and fall across the last lne This time Stan Barr missed the try for the extra point Callfounla put on the most sustained parade of the game early In the final quarter taking the ball 72 yards to Pennsylvania's 3-yard line In 10 plays featuring short passes from Lom to Eisan iN PLENTY OF GRID FANS SEE ATI RD GAMES IBY THE ASSOC1ATFD PRESS 1 Hitting Its cret and aided generally by perfect weather football yesterday drew million and fanatics to college fields Attendance at ten games alone aggregated more than 506000 Ohio State-Mlchlgan 90000 Noire Tamc-V5 iconln 85000 Penn-C ahfornla 70000 Harvard-Army 57000 Illlnnls-Iona 40000 Northwestern-MInnesota 40000 Tale-Brown 40000 Dart month -Colombia 35000 Georgla-N Carolina 21000 Notes of The Local Sports Activities Some 6900 tickets for the Florid a -Oregon football game booked here December 7 will be In town perhaps tomorrow and will go on sale at several sports stores Blodgett was appointed to take full charge of tickets yesterday and will have a list of the stores at which the tickets may be purchased Most of the tickets sent here in this first consignment will be the best In the stadium the 3 variety There will be cheaper tickets however for students and others I've not received the final layout on prices yet Madison Square Garden Corporation will erect the seats for the football game The latest plan Is to leave both the north and south ends of the stadium open for the football game and erect stands along the of the field That part of the stadium not affected by football will be erected at once and the rest will be built after the games are played The Florida-Oregon game comes first and then will come Christmas and New-Year's games In which the University of Miami will figure The university may play a December game too before Christmas Capt Crane Illinois ROLLINS COLLEGE COMES SATURDAY Winter Park Lleven Next Miami's Schedule WINTER PARK Fla Oct With the football supremacy of Rollins College and Stetson University established for another year as a result of today's engagement at DeLand the Rollins eleven will turn Its attention next week to preparation for Its contest next Saturday with the University of Miami at Miami The Tars realize that the game with Miami will be the hardeat of the season up to date The squad has hopes however that It will make a much stronger showing than In previous encounters with their down-state rivals On the other hand It is more than likely that Miamians will see a team superior in skill to the aggregation that represented the college last season Coach McDowall has done wonders In his first year in rejuvenating football at Rollins and this years squad has already acquired a reputation as one of the scrappiest elevens in this part of the country The Rollins attack Includes a repertoire of deceptive and confusing plavs designed chiefly to capitalize the speed of the backfield members The squad makes up In speed what It lacks In brawn and In Cap Welch Fisher and Bill Reid the bet field posseases a pair of speed boys who have Invariably worried opposition this year by their versatility and skill The Tars have gradually developed an Intricate series of forward passes that will probably be featured in the attack next Saturday WOLVERINES 7 TO 0 Forward Pa To Fesler and Bar- Kick Account For Oliio Slate's Win BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ANN ARBOR Mich Oct Sparkling football by Ohio State In the first half of the game gave the Buckeye a 7-0 victory over Michigan in their twenty-sixth annual grid clash here today A forward pass to Feeler and the successful trv for point by Barrett turned the trick for the visiting team Llncio Capt Parks Wisconsin way into the clear to dash 40 yards for the first score of the game They saw him follow a third period run of 43 yards by Jack Elder to another score with a mere canter of 72 yards to the final touchdown of the matinee In between these gallops of 40 and 72 yards with touchdowns at the ends Savoldl spent most of his offensive moments darting through best defenses for long gains For a stubborn defense and the will to get somewhere in a hurry once they started the 1929 Notre Dame squad was a revelation today even though the proprietor Knute Rockne did not put In his appearance on the sidelines Rockne operating by remote control did his bit when he started Savoldl and the momentum of this wild-running gazabo carried Wisconsin right out of any chance to get Into the game at any stage DEFEATS AGGIES 31 TO 6 Mississippi Team Enable To Stop Bill Butler JACKSONVILLE Miss Oct 19 (47 A furious Tiger from Louisiana State University crawled back Into Its lair tonight after mopping up Mississippi A and College 31 to 6 In the annual Louisiana-Misslsslppl "farmer football classic The victory of the Tiger brought new levels to the stock of Bill Butler Tiger sophomore end the Louisiana consecutive wins over the Mlsslsslpplans to three Bill Pappenheimer Aggie quarterback fought desperately to bring to a successful close the fourth meeting with Percy Brown Tiger half but he fell far short Pap and Percy started their football rivalry when they were freshmen on the two teams and It was continued until their final meeting today I Bulldogs Come From Behind In Second Half To in By 14-6 After Slow Start TBY THE ASSOCIATED PRFSSl YALE BOWL New Haven Conn Oct 19 Yale coming fast after a slow start today defeated Brown 14 to 6 the Bulldogs being forced to come from behind to take the Bruins Into camp The visitors were off to a 6-polnt lead with a touchdown In the first period Yale's two touchdowns were scored by Albie Booth who did most of the running for the Blues Lin-'io YALE HtCKOk Martin Loader Palrrer Greene icl Pos non brown -le Munroe It Anderson 18 Hapaood Schneider rs Munson Vinrent rt Wa'ker re Wilson qh Snead Ih Miller rh Uucn ti Schien Johnson Gurll Fossrtv Edward Marshall lateral pass Bethea to Cawthon was good for the first visiting score Fhetl drop-kicked for the extra point CALIFORNIA OVER FAST Lorn Leads Far Western Team In 12 To 7 Victory In Game That Is More One-Sided Than Score Indicates Penn Fights Stubbornly By ALLAN COl'LD A-sorimtd Press Snorts Fditor FRANKLIN FIELD Philadelphia Oct 19 The far West plucked off another Eastern football scalp today when the Golden Bears of California crowned their 3 000-mlle cross country trip with a smashing 12 to 7 victory over Pennsylvania A crowd of 70000 nearly filling Franklin field to Its capacity sat through a balmy afternoon as the brawny Bears outplaypd outpassed and outklcked the Quakers with Benny Lorn the outstanding man In either lineup It was California's third conquest of Its friendly Eastern rival over a period of six years and actually more convincing than the margin of a single touchdown Indicated With neither team yet at Its peak It was a give-and-take battle frequently marred by penalties The Californians won because they had much superior line play plus more effective scoring punch Pennsylvania with a shifty set of backs was always dangerous but was held In check by the superior Bear defense after holding a brief lead in the first period gained by the margin of a goal kicked after touchdown All the scoring was confined to the first half and the crowd had hardly settled itself when Lom electrified the onlookers by dashing back 55 yards with the opening Pennsylvania kickoff Within less than three minutes California's momentum netted a touchdown as Lom and Htckbotham fullback slashed over the remaining 35 yards to the goal line the latter making the score Beckett's try for point was blocked It was Pennsylvania's turn to cheer as Dick Gentle reeled off 46 yards returning California's kickoff The Quaker attack was stopped after penetrating to the Bear's 32-yard line but Lom punt was blocked a moment later and recovered by Paul Rlblett Pennsylvania end on the opposing 18-yard line Here the Pennsylvania backs func-foned beautifully two lateral passes Gentle to Masters putting the ball over for a touchdown Masters also kicked the goal that put Pennsylvania In front California scored what proved to be the deciding touchdown early in the second quarter Quarterback Lee Eisan started the drive bv dashing back 25 yards with a punt and Lom's accurate Everybody Runs With Ball A Commodores Score Six Against Plainsmen To Pile Up 41 To 2 Victory Victors Have Good Defense BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct Vanderbilt gave Auburn's comeback efforts a severe Jolting here today In game that was the Commodore's from the very start The final score was 41 to 2 Auburn entering the game far th first time against a conference foe with advance dope giving them chance at winning their first conference game In three years fell before the line slashing of a trio of Coach Dan McGugin's backs Leonard's line plunging aided and abetted by the accurate passing of Parker and the broken field work of Mcllwaln who with Parker saw service but for half the game was the refrain for a steady beat of touchdowns against the Orange and Blue goal post Auburn made one threat in the third period when the ball was carried to Vandy's one-yard line and went over as the Plainsmen failed to make tha yardage The two points made by Auburn was the result of Schwartz having stepped out of the end zone of his goal line after booting a magnificent 65-vard punt The six Commodore touchdowns were contributed by as many backs Leonaid Parker Schwartz Shelter Mr Gaughey and Mcllwaln alternating in crossing the Auburn goal line R-d Leonard the Vandy sophomore sensation started the scoring after three plavs opened the game shaking off a half dozen Auburn tacklers In 34-vard run An Auburn fumble recovered by a Vanderbilt player on the 15-yard line accounted for the second Commodore marker In the second period Parker circling left end for the distance A minute later Schwartz intercepted a pass and stepped 55 yards for a touchdown bringing the score to 20 points after Parker kicked goal for the extra point The third touchdown of the period resulted from a long launt by Leonard and a perfect pass Parker to Thomas The Plainsmen held the Commodores rcorelesa In the third period but the Vandy bartering rams went to woik In the final period scoring two touchdowns and adding the point Mcllwaln and M'-Oaughey scoring the Anna Benoit was In the other evening with a good yam and you know I've forgotten Just what It was Anyway it's to be at the Venetian Casino pool and It's to be a big bathing beauty parade and Anna who perhaps will be the only beauty who can swim a lick Is going to lead the bathing beauties Of all the professional swimmers divers trick performers ever to show here Anna Is the most delightful She probably is the greatest woman swimmer In the world with the exception of Martha Norelius And Anna will tell you Martha is her superior Anna was telling me about her failure to win the Wrigley marathon last summer You see she had been going great In earlier swims end was one of the favorites But the day the race was held she couldn't get going at all had all the publicity before the said Anna "everybody nice to me And then when the race started there was a big plane right over ua with painted on the bottom wings that plane flew right over me as I struggled along That advertising up there help me a bit What I needed was to have my friends In the plane drop me a rope and tow Anna be eligible for the bathing beauty contest but that mean she wouldn't give the others a run for their laurels OZARKS COLLEGE BOYS DEFEAT SOFT HIT ESTERN MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 19 The flying feet of Ralph Douglas halfback for the College of the Ozarks left a big smear of mud on Southwestern' unblemished football record here this afternoon as he tore off a brilliant 39-yard run that gave the Mountainepi a touchdown In the final period and an 8 to 6 victory over the Lynx V- v' I CIl 4TTANOOG I ILLY BRINGS LATE ICIORY Chattanooga Tenn Oct 39 (47 A toiu hilow In the closing minutes of play ending a -5ft-yarl march gave the I nlverslty of hattanooga Moctaslns a 13 to 7 vfclorv over the Birmingham-Southern Panthers here this afternoon The Mocrain I 4 4 champions In 1918 were behind 7 to 6 when Strong and Trail hrgan their march to the Pa nl her goal climaxed hy Overmever's plunge for the victory counter from the three-inch line Holmes Allen booked Earl Johnson a 17-year-old fcoy at the Coral Gables Coliseum Thursday night and he won a fast scrap Holmes booked him against Mike Kelly at Lake Worth the following night and according to reports Earl was all washed out after the third round Kid Grlmstead booked Pee Wee Harris another kid fighter against the rugged Gus Campbell Tuesday night and Gus knocked out Pee Wee in four rounds Grlmstead booked Pee Wee again Friday night at Lake Worth and Pee Wee achieved the doubtful honor of being knocked out twice In four davs Oh well! I've an apology to make to Pal McDonald Our correspondent at Lake Worth sent in a story of Friday nights fight between Pal and Ginger Jerntgan and said that Jernigan knocked Pal down In the first round and twice in the second for counts of eight each time He even added that the bell saved Pal from being knocked out In the second Naturally I supposed the Information was correct and published it But It seems that Pal never was down for a count of eight He was on the floor once In the first round but took no count And In the second round wasn't down at all.