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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 4 1931 BER 4 1 931 VINEEMOMMINOM innOMMOMMMININEONEM 1 1 Ian ins: noor Deacons 4 I 'HURRICANE BLOWS HURRICANE BLOWS THIS RUN STARTED 'GATOR PYROTECHNICS THIS RUN STARTED 'GATOR PYROTECHNICS Fox HUNTERS To FOX HUNTERS TO DEVILS WIN 'I IN wADEls DEBUT I I Home-coming Win! 1 Duke Ponion Smith Left itEnd aylor Left Tackle Smith Kay tor Duke Rogers Bryan NOTRE DAME GETS WIN OVER INDIANA NOTRE DAME GETS Hilliard Rea Werner Adkins Friedman Harlon Myatt Mullen Mason Bil'ownlee Brewer Lett Guard Center Kostaineek Right Guar Straub Right Tack Grainger Right Enil Smith Quarrbc Lavinder Lett Halt Watkins Righ Walte Fullback Fear by Psrlocle: VMI 0 Duke 6 Right guard Right Tackle Right End Quartorbeit nigh Half 0 0 0 0 Duke 6 0 7 0--13 Scoring Touchdowns: Brewer 2 Points after touchdown: Mullen (place kick) I ubstitute's: Walker for Grainger Traver for Waite Marklia foe Bontainsek Siegel for lavInder Roller for Siegel Leach for Strauh Jones for Kaylor Gregory for Walker Crick for I Smith Duke substitutions: Laney for Mason Crawford for Hyatt Shock for Friedman James for Bogert" Sink for Brewer Stevens for Werner Hamrick for Ad- kins Means for Hartcn Ershler for Mullen Abbott for Brownlee Boat-ter Duke Scores 13-0 Victory Over I To Feature Homecoming Day CAPTAIN BREWER GOES OVER FOR BOTH SCQRES Brownlee --Paves Way For First Marker With 19Yar'a Run and Stage Is Set For Second by Pass and Run by Brewer Laney Features in Duke Attack By BILL WOMBLE Staff Correspondent Duke Stadium Durham Oct Duke tniversityli Blue Devils playing their first home game under the tutelage of Wallace Wade celebrat il i rt xi 64' t'' ti 1 'g4ke 111'' i 1014:12740:: tril 01 L4 Plir 1 of-Ztr4744t9- 7 tli x6116 -r :4 olp- 'itto- 4 Al 11 4- 11 :4 i- 't 4 '1- ts- Iloorg7 4 :4 t-k' i -0014 ir it l'IrA 11' 11 6- e- 41 v4 r4 2 i tku 1 y-: A it 4'fit'- (140A e) 0: 54 )- ta l'IlrkiitV '10fte 4 6 4:4::1 4 -4rie71: 4' -J r'1' 'k oate: 4 3rA 4146 k'''117'44''1l'44P'-'171olbsr ly etia int i xtc4 rtTv--1o 4 ::7 i 4ess tt 4 4 A tt 4: 44' st-vii' a' '444 4r5bAg 44! 3t4 4004 tvr ii ip 0a4 -vg 4444 :34:1 amt o-a v(4 gkorw 01' 't4-0''''! -0: 1 ii0W 4 itA i4re-vhattlit 41'c :4 WieN4 $4 k4r' ba1 is I This fine action photo shows Shaw Buck University of Florida quarterback at be dashed into clear territory on his 76-yard run to touchdown for the fir 4 touchdown by the 'Gator eleven in its 340 victory over State on Riddiek Field bereyesterday Here you see Buck protected by an army of 'Gators after be had alipped from the grasp of half a Amu would-be Tech tacklers The photographer snapped the ball-careier player on extreme left in foreground as he reached ktate's 40-yard line I FORIEBERKATTEDGELIES The recently organized football itam of Fort Bragg is seeking foes Due to a late start in organizing the club there are several open date's on the schedule and the Soldiers are Drains to hear from strong high phool teams or junior college elevens who may desire games Communieations should be addressed to the Lecreation Officer- Fort Bragi GARNER HIGHS WIN Garner High School defeated the Fuquay Springs High eleven Friday afternoon at luquay 25 to Car roll counted two of the winners' touchdowns with Smith and Bagwell tallying the others The Garner line proved a tough nut on defense Blalock was best for the losers Garner plays Angier at Garner next Friday "Wrtr 1 4'4444446444' KIRSCHBAUMS Made To Measure Line (6 Of Men's Suits f' Of Men's Suits ss '4 Rockneless Ramblers Display Strong Punch in Defeating Hoosiers 25-0 By ALAN GOULD Atoseciatect Preen Sports Editor 'Bloomington Ind Oct Notre Dame's warriors in blue and gad costume as glittering as the warm sun of an Indian summer day returned triumphantly to the football war today with a finishing dive that would have brought words of prangs from the Wizard Rockne Picking up their two-year thread or victory where it was left off the Fighting Irish came through the final half in spectacular style to whip the strong Indiana University elevea 25 to It was the first game for Notre Dame slime Recline was killed In an airplane disaster on an afternoon in Indiana's plc turesque Southern hills where it was hot enough for moat of the crowd of 18000 spectators to swelter in thin sleevee the 1031 Notre Dame machine wee turned Nose with a show of skill dash and scoring power comparable to the heat of the Reckne regime If the electric personality of Itcckns Wall missing the Wizard' spirit nevertheless carried on The play-era many of them hie own product rallied after an uncertain Shirt to ophold the best offensive traditions of the Notre Dame "system" Mrs Rockne the famous coachts widow was there to see "her boys" score their firat triumph under the new leadership of the Harper-Anderswn-Chevigny regime at South Bend Three Teams Score Three full teams of these bluejersied warriors in goldenhued silk pants trotted into action against the State University All three arrays succeeded in scoring at least one touchdown The first string team opened the way for two tallies the first on a spectacular 70yard dash bJoe Sheettetskl of BellaireOhio and the second on an II-yard gallop by Marchmont Schwartz all-American halfback and pride of Bay St Louis Miss Indiana with a big powerful line and two sets of fast backs held the Ramblers scoreless in the first eried and yielded only one touchdown on Sheeketski's brilliant run In the first half For the time it was troublesome going for the national chantpions Their blocking was not ut to par and their generalship seemed faulty They took command of the game however upon the entranse of a youthful quarterback yarned Emmett Murphy of East Virago Ind in the second quarter and sttadily applied the seohing pressure for the rest of the game What Names! The second team featuring a backfield of Keken Brancheau Metalitovich and Jaskwhich twice pounded eeep into Indiana territory in the third period before Tommy Otw-man burly center grabbed an opposing forward pass and dashed 35 yards for a touchdown With a two touchdown lead and tLe game safely stowed away Senior Coach Anderson sent his regulars sek for another workout They responded this time with a 63-yard drive climaxed by Schwartz's touchdown As a final gesture the third atringerr romped into action and swept 85 yards for the final touchdown They setually covered 100 3-arcis for it was after a 15-vard 1tnally that Carl Cronin halfback of Chicago broke off tackle and raced 34 yards to score Notre Dame rolled up 18 first downs while Indiana registered only three including one on a penalty The Irish were superior by the wide margin of 437 yards to 54 for their rivals The victors made very little use of their famous passing attack heaving only ten aerials and eons-'acting only two The Notre Dame line led by the redoubtable captain em Vary at center was a stonewall The closest the losers came to scoring ma's when Quarterback Latter missed a place kick from the h8yard line in the opening quarter A etre Dante Indiana Position Kosky Lyons Left End Culver Reacher Left Tackle Herrin Nylee Left Guard Tarr Beeson Center Hoffman Kurth Mahoney Schwartz Sheeketsitt Zeller Right Guard An glemeyer Right Tackle Hansen Right Lnd Bauer Qurterba6t Left Half Bight Elf Baer Jones Bans' Jones Fullback Score by period': Notre Dame 0 13-25 Indian 0 0 0 0-0 Notre Dame Scoring: Touchdowns Sheeketski (10rman (substitute tor Tarr) Schwartz Cronin (substitute for Shesketski) Point atter touch down Murphy (aubstitute tor Jask which (place kick) Officials Het ree Magidsohn Michigan Urnpire Hines (Vale Field Judge Hackett (West Point) Headlines-man Graves (Illinois) PRINCETON WINS OVER AMHERST ELEVEN 27-0 Princeton Oct With Millard Draudt a second-string i sophomore half back leading the 1 offensive drive with three touch downs Princeton defeated Amherst here this afternoon 27 to tl in the opening game of the season for both teams After a aluggish first quarter in which neither team scored the Tiger offensive strength took more definite shape with Knell and Bales smashing the Amherst line for consistent gains Dal" opened the "coring when he crossed the visitors' goal after an Amherst penalty had placed the ball co their own one-yard line After Garrett missed his placement for tne extra point Bead Coach Al Will trier sent in an entire second eleven which held their own against the Purple Nathan Bedford Forrest Confed ars cavalry leader bad 29 horses shot from under bum in battle but was never seriously wounded TO DECISIVE IN South Carolina Baptists Present Strong Offense To Get 36-6 Victory WILSON AND HUTCHINS FEATURE FOR DEACONS Harnett Boy's 47-Yard Run Paves Way For Hutchins' 24-Yard Dash For Lone Deacon Score Furman Uses Passes in Good Style in Winning at Gastonia Gastonia Oct I Purple Hurricane blew in from the Palmetto State and levelled Wake Forest with a 36-6 victory at the high school stadium here today' The deacons overpowered by marked superiority In every phase of play made their only marker In the third period when Hutehins dashed 24 yards for a touchdown after a cutback play Furman scored in every period and despite long runs the game was ragged and loose Passes played a prominent part in the South Carolinians' triumph TIICTO might have been more tallies if the Hurricane had not been pen- alized for a total of 90 yards several of the penalties coming for unnecessary roughness: The huge Wake Forest line was unable to contend with Furman's running attack most of the time and their defensive play was even less formidable Several times the Deacon ends were sucked in and their backs seemed unable to 'handle punts Furman's Scoring Hank Allred passed to Alley a substitute for a 25-yard gain and Furman's first score In the second period Mired intercepted a Deacon pass and covered 58 yards for another touchdown In the third Kearns dashed 68 yards through a broken field for the third score In the final period Allred's 24 yard pass to Holt gained 24 yards and Furman's last touchdown but two more points were added in this quarter when Carson tackled Hutchins with the ball behind the latter's goal line Wells made good three extra points for Furman while Hutchins missed his one chance for Wake Forest Griffin added another point for Furman with a placement kick The Hurricane played a bard rough game as was evidenced by their penalties but with it all their plays seemed to work with precision MI crucial moments The Furman passes particularly worked with mechanical smoothness as the Hurricane men waited in open spaces for the ball Deacon Stars Injured Kearns Allred and Holt a small halfback acted as if they were invisible and continually slipped through holes to harass the Deacons About the only Deacon threats were Hutchins and Dune Wilson and both these players were injured in the second half More than 3500 persons witnessed the game The weather was uncomfortably warm From the first it was evident that Wake Forest was doomed to defeat as the Hurricane gathered momentum with quick thinking plays backed up by a powerful running attack that swept the North Carolinians off their feet Furman dove-tailed most of their plays for ground-gaining runs and passes while Wake -Forest apparently could not assemble its football machine to offset its opponent's rushes The Deacons' defeat was due more to an overwhelming by superior 'forces however than it was to care1 less football although apparently clumsy playing at times helped re-trod what ingiht have been scoring possibilities Wilson Runs 47 Yards Dune Wilson Harnett county boy got away for what proved to be Wake Forest's most spectacular run when be sped 47 yards to pave the way for his team's only score This was the only Deacon flash of the entire game The weather warm-and somewhat sultry helped slow things to a considerable degree and both teams obviously wished for a lower temperature Wake Forest Position Brogden (C) Stewart Lett End Wahk Carson (C) Brogden Webb Dupree Cornwell Kessler Williams Green Hutchins Wilson Fleischer Shinn Lett Tackle Poole Left Guaid Burnett Peden Wood Wells Pittman Traweek Kearns Mired Center Right Guard Right Tackle Eight End Quartorback Right Half Left Half Fullback Score by periode riven 7 7 16-36 Wake Forest 0 0 6 Summary: Furman: Alley (sub for Traweek): Allred Kearns Holt! (sub for Kern) Griffin Wake Forest: Huchins Safety Furman Carson Points after touchdown Furman Wells 3 Griffin Furman substitutions: Alley for Traweek Wood for Stewart A Stewart for Poole Phillips for Alley Griffin for Pittman Potter for Kearns Mitchell for Peden Rice for Wood Allred tor Smith Griffin for Pittman Holt for Kearns ()Moen for Burnett Phillips for Traweek Coogler for Peden Johnson for Wells Connelly for Cation Wake Forest substitutions: Grant for Kessler Smith for Fleischer Edwards for Hutchins NN Edwards for Cornwell Bradley for Shinn Tucker for Smith OW1111 for Kesler Smith for Flatcher Emden for Cox Hipps for Wileon Tucky for Smith Russell for Williams Nialley for Webb Shinn for Hipps Officials: Tripiciant (Harvard) referee Kirkpatrick (N Si) umpire: Lippman (reddia Institule) bedlinesman Luminous rain is a weather phew omenon which has been observed on rare ocasions I I a 1 HOLD MEET SOON Annual Trials of State Association Will Be Held Near Taylorsville Taylorsville Oct 8--The annual field trials and bench show of the North Carolina Fox Hunters' Alsociation will be beld at Alkalithia Springs near here during the week of October 18-24 The derby will be run on Tiles-day and Wednesday mornings with entries closing at midnight of Monday October 18 The All-Age entry list will close at midnight Wednesday and the hounds will be cast Thursday Friday and Saturday mornings The bench show will be a feature of Thursday afternoon Officials for the annual' events have been announced Winston Chambers Johnston City Tenn will be judge of the bench show Clyde Watts Tayloraville has been named master of hounds while the field edges will be Richards Bluff City Tenn Seabrook of Charleston Patterson Johnson City Tenn Carl Smith Rockingham A A 'Taylor Johnson City Tenn: Tillinghast Fayetteville Fred Blakefi Greenville Tenn Dagenhardt Stony Paint and McCanta Cameron South Carolina Numerous prizess will be awarded with winners haying the option of 1 selecting cash awards or trophies 1 Rex fox are plentiful in the foothills around Tayloraville and a most enjoyable meet with an unusual amount of actual running is anticipated Every fox hunter is invited by officials to attend Walter Parsons Jr of Rockingham is president of the State association while Lawrence of Durham is vice-president and Frank Page of Greensboro is secretary FONSECA'S HOMER GIVES CHISOX WIN OVER CUBS Chicago Oct 3---(AP)--A tome run by Lew Fonseca in the fifth inning with two runners aboard and Vie Frasier's fine relief pitching in the final two innings enabled the 1 Whito Sox to square the fight for the Chicago city series chamnionehlo today by defeating the Cubs 4 to 3 in the fourth game ('1 II) 1(111 VI pi 11111 pl rN4 1 I 0 la 141 es It 1 Apy 100 ed: tr-- Fall l'! 1 Monday-Tuesday 1 Showing October 5th-6th a- 41 07 lifp57- 1111 4 4 hFo awl li l'oroctnodbaeyr-T5uthe-s6dtahy' iL 11110101 I 1 t- 141 ici 7- r-' 'i ed both -home-coming day ik their ter for James Ilendrirksen for coach's debut in thi stadium this 'It'ohromvaorn afternoon by decisively defeating fir Offieinim: fqferee Arnold': Virginia hiilitary Institute football Umpire: Willlame Iteadlineemn: team 130 Cheevesa Field Judge carrinaton I Duke clearly outplayed the Cadets from Lexington Va in all depart- WEAVER LOSES CLOSE ments of play however the Blue BATTLE TO TUSCULUM Devils did tot tote any austained punch save when they tallied their Weaver College Oct 3---Weaver I second touchdown Both six-point- College football team lost a grid ers ineidentally came after weak rifler to Tusculum here yesterday punts by Cadets had given Duke the ball inside the territory 113 the margin of a safety scored in Brewer Doe Scoring the final minute of the first half Captain Kidd Brewer widely Tusculum tacklers swarmed Half- back Simpson behind the Weaver fensive line when the Devila need a known for his ability to stab the do- goal line for the safety The ball had been put in play on the locals' yard or so counted the first touch- ten-yard line and a bad pass from down hardly three minutes after the opening kick-off hoa be plunged center went over the goal line Simp- son over the Cadet goal front the one- being trapped in trying to run yard line John Brownlee Duke's the hall out feet halfback had placed the ball Weaver outgained the Greenville within scoring distance by a 19-yard Tenn eleven duriag most of the ga sprint around the me but frequent fumbles proved evils' left end costiv after Bill Smith I quarter- back bad been rushed in kicking WENDELL DOES WELL from behind his own goal and succeeded in getting the ball only to the Wendell Oct 3--The football "Oyard line Brownlee almost bad team from the local high school suf a touchdown on his run but was fered its first defeat of the season i forced out of bounds a yard from Wednesday when journeyed to the goal Rocky Mount to be beaten by a score Brewer's try for extra point via of 7-0 the strong Rocky Mount the piece kick route was blocked by high school team However the lo- several Cadets eels count the game a "moral vie- Third Quarter Score tory" as the Rocky Mount team evi dently considered the game merely In the third period it was Brewer twain who plunged through L's a practice affair but learned differ right wall for two feet and a touch- ently and was forced to put in all firs I down to make the count l'2-0 The string players and put forth every A Blue Devils got this chance at the effort to score lone touch- Cadet goal also because of a short down late in the final quarter of the kirk this time made by Louis Siegel gnme halfback Siegel's high punt was hind his goal made a poor kick downed on the Cadets' 43-yard line Mason Was stopped in his tracks as and it was at this point that the caught the punt on the 20-yard Wade-coached eleven displayed its line de his 19- only sustained drive of the after- 1 Then Brownlee ma yard end run and Brewer pushed moon over the touchdown from one-yard A long pass Mason to Brownlee line uetted the Devils 18 yards placing the ball on L's 25-yard mark- Adkins Duke center sent the ball er Mason then clipped off seven deep into I territory on the kieltoff and it was the Cadets' ball yards around his own left end and espial Brewer crashed through the on their own 26 Smith and Lavin-copier of the line for 17 yards to der alternated at attempts to ad-put the ball One yard from the goal wince gaining a total of only four The Cadets held on the first thrust yards and with a 15-yard penalty by Brewer but on the next try he for holding the Cadets were forced drove over for the touchdown This to punt from their own 15 Duke time Mullen made good on place- got the ball on L's 46-yard kick for extra point and the count line couldn't gain and a blocked as 13-0 punt gave the Cadets the ball on On the kick-off following the their own 35 the pigskin bounding touchdown the Devils were handed about a bit before being recovered another "break of the game" when Bill Smith hit the Devil line twice Straub Cadet tackle fumbled Ad- and counted a first down Unable kins' kick and Brewer recovered for to gain further Lai-hider booted the Duke on L's 30-yard line ball over Duke's goal However after line plunges by Brownlee got 17 yards around his Brewer and Brownlee had failed own left end and then the Cadets Mason shot a bullet pass in Ilyatt's held Brewer getting off a atice boot direction and Roller I substi- to put the ball on the visitors' 22- tute back promptly Antercepted it yard line The -Cadets too wero to end the threat unable to gain and for the rest of Cadets Well Checked the quarter the ball stayed around The Cadets seemed unable to get mid-field their offensive to -working and the Mter an exchange of punts felBlue Devils had little trouble hold- lowing the opening of the second ing them in cheek during the time quarter Puke was pushed well into they had the ball Duke's goal was its own territory Laney however never threatened Indeed the Ca- got off a fine punt to put the ball lets seldom pined the ball in Duke's out of danger Then Lavinder came territory at all back with a fair kick to put Duke The Blue Devils sueceeded in get- on its own 47 Kid Brewer ripped ting 13 first downs while holding the off one of the daye best runs gain-visitors to three ing 31 yards arodnd his own left Except for Duke' a two scoring end to put the ball on L's driven the game proved rather list- 22-yard line Laney tried two less The Devils seemed able to get passes intended for James left end yards needed taward first downs sub but both missed by narrow but penalties remov1 many many margins times some of the advantages In Duke failed to gain and Lavinder all the Blue Devils lost 135 yards punted to Laney on the Virginians' on penalties 35 Sink made a first down and Laney Features Laney kicked after no gain could The playing of Nick Laney Char- be made The Cadets could do nothlotte sophomore who substituted for ng with the ball however and Mullen at quarterback for the Devils Nicked to Dukes 49 Abbott sub proved one of the features of the tack got 14 yards around his own game Laney passed kicked and ran right end Lavindor stopping him well and was a real threat ti the Ca- Laney tried a run gained four yards dots while at the signal-calling berth ts punted The half ended with Brownlee Devil right half ac- the ball in L's possession on counted for many yards around the their own 33-yard line ends and off the tackles lie bore The Cadets received after the the brunt of Duke's running attack half couldn't 'gain and were forced and gave a fine account of himself to kick Siegel's punt being blocked Mason played his usual good game and recovered by a teammate Still at left half tee Cadets could Co nothing and Emory Adkins Wade's fixture at a-legel got off anothet bad kick Duke the center post was in most delen- getting the ball on the Cadets' 43- sive plays pa is generally the ease yard line and did good work in making way Then came Duke's longest drive-1 for Brewer's plunges Brewer and Mason took the ball Hill Smith at quarter and iact down the field the latter going over Lavieder left half were the Cadets for the touchdowa best backs Lavinder although out- Another Duke threat came after kicked many times managed to get Brewer bad recovered the kick-off off several good punts and then got on L'a 30-yard line Roller in some nice ball-tarrying himself however put a stop to it by inter- pti a ass intended for Hyatt ceng Just before the opening kick-off the crowd stood at attention while The visitors ere forced to punt "taps" was sounded in memory of Getting the ball in mid-field Brown- etre Dame's immortal gridiron 'ee and Brewer started another drive mentor Knute Rockne but a 15-yard penalty for holding Bird Score in flurry and two set-backs in a row forced Mason The Blue Devils' first touchdown to punt eame just seven plays after the The quarter ended with th ball In Duke's possession on the Cadets' opening whistle Duke won the toss 48 yard line elected to receive and Brownlee got Duke kept the ball in the Cadets' the kick-off on the 20-yard line and territory all of the final quarter ran it back to Duke's 37-yard mark- hut made no scoring threats Duke Pr Brewer bit the Center of the lost Lavinde the and Ka ball dovstnear i the close line for three and Mason made five of thequarteero nn a 32-yard off taskle being halted by Watkins- I line i Smith were Mason then punted getting off a makin fruitless the Devil 1-1 ens beautiful boot which was downed efforts to penetrate by Hyatt Devil end on af Li me as the game ended A crowd of 5000 witnessed the one-yard mark Smith rushed be- game for James Ilendricksen for Sink Bolsi' for Abbott Thompson for Crawford Carpenter for Warnen Official's: Referee Arnold Umpire: WilitatIM Ileadlineemn: Cheevesa Field Judge Carrington i i'''ell' v-4 to) 1 :4 :4 ft 0 lt :4" 4: isk '41f ''''''-f'c' I 1 1 liiik t-l'i 111 01 0 i 1 -t tn A' -t 1 iltli 4' 00' 4 5y: ::4 1:: '11 1 I t111' -4IP -4 1 I ''''4 447111 14 1 A Itil I il kz: 44 :7 ti' 4: -----g4ft 't: I 0 'fi 1' Ap 'Ks 11111 it4 A0 1-i'' LK 'X' 0:: '4ii: '1 'It )-- 141 1 i 111 i': 1 LONG RUNS STEAL SPOTLIGHT HERE Florida Shows Home Run Tactics in Routing State Woltpack34 to 0 By ANTHONY MeKEVLIN (Continued From Page One) stripe Rogero place I -kicked the point after the third touchdown Fountain Runs 60 The 'Gaters next sixpointer was scored on the ground a substitute named Johnny Fountain doing a 60 yard dash for the score Culler ran State punt back eight yards to Florida's 35 On the next play Hughes made five and then he failed to gain Fountain sans headguard decided to have some of the scoring pie He seemed trapped as he cut through the right side of State's line but he shook off two tacklers slipped out of the grasping arms of another and then headed into the open field to finish the touchdown business Hughes converted point by place-kick That closed Florida's third-quarter scoring revue And about that time an enthusiastic Florida alumnus came to the press box to find a college official to accePt his alumni dues which it seemed he'd owed for some time Bunch Hits Here The Floridians last touchdown came after six minutes of action in the fourth quarter and this was the only tally on lapse back into baseball phraseology which the Saturday weather makes appropriate --mixed hits for a score rather than smashing home run wallops Culler started things by returning a State punt 13 yards to the Techs1 40-yard line Silsby was the main figure in three line plays which advanced the ball within 27 yards of State's goal Culler little quarterback understudy was good for seven around end and then Silsby rtimmed for ten to make it a first down 10 yards from goal After a no-gain play which was nullified by both clubs being off side Mr Fountain squirmed whirled and drove through the middle of the Teas for touchdown Incidentally at least five State players must have had fair holds on the whirling Fountain In that connection it might be mentioned that half a dozen State players had excellent opportunity to halt Shaw Buck's progress when that Floridian did his 75-yard touchdown sprint in the first quarter The Techs weren't tackling they were grabbing and flagging at the 'Gators and it seems that sueh is no way to tame crocodiles or football carriers Bachman Uses Army Coach Charlie Bachman who like Coach Smith of State is a Notre Dame product used just about all of the three dozen players he brought here And most of them had very good afternoons Hughes Culler and Davis understudy backs joined and Shaw first-stringers as offensive lights In the line the work of Ferrari just a soph was very good at center while Pheil tackle and Hall end also were bright lights in the front ranks of the 'Gators State made comparatively few substitutions and in late stages the 'Gator subs perhaps lowly in squad rating but very fresh in stamina made things tough indeed for the Tech Greason's a-irking Good In early stages of the first half the game was a punting duel and throughout the Techs were forced to call on Bob Greason's trusty toe to try and put the ball back into 1Gator territory ()reason gave a fine exhibition -13f punting and averaged around 42 yards from the line of scrimmage for the kicks The Teehs punted 15 times while the 'Gators kicked nine times getting a 40-yard average although several of them bad a foot the kicking: McQuage was called on once in early play to kick for State State returne? 'Gator 15unts only 14 yards while Florida's punt returns aggregated 91 yards: Florida attempted eight -passes completing only for touch' down The scoring pass was for 41 yards and the other heave was for only two yards One was intercepted State turned to the air 15 times eoni: pleted four for 35 yards bad five intercepted and a half dozen Incomr The game bad more than the usual amount of penalties State drawing setbacks aggregatits 105 yards and Florida being penalized 55 yards There le no reg101 to believe that evolutional- chatters are takine tiler la Inan's teeth and laws--deelares Dr Elliot Smith voted Britiah anatomist 00 LINERS SHADE CAVALIERS To 6 Long Drive in Final Period Gives Maryland Decision Over Virginia College Park Md Oct 3--(AP) sustained 50-yard drive in the final period pulled the University cf Maryland from the shadow of defeat in its opening Southern Conference game today and ended in a touchdown and extra point which beat the University of Virginia 7 to 6 The Old Liners reached the goal line on four straight first downs and May plunged over from the one-foot line for the touchdown Shortly Chalmers booted a perfect placement through the uprights for the extra point and margin of victory 1 Maryland trailed at half time and until that final period drive the Cavaliers scoring in the second quarter when Sackett took a pass from Thomas and raced 15 yards over the Maryland goal Sackett missed the try for extra point The way for the Virginia pass and touchdown was paved by Berger who fumbled on big 20-yard line after a touchback Gravatt recovered for Virginia and the Thomas to f4ackett pas followed After an exchange of punts at the etart of the final period Poppleman fumbled a Cavalier kick and Bohrhhugh recovered for Virginia on the Maryland 30-yard stripe Virginia lost the ball on downs and after another kicking exchange the Tarps got the ball at mid-field The Cavaliers threatened again after Maryland scored its winning touchdown Two passes Sackett to Myers and Sackett to Thomas ear-tied the ball from the kick-on to the Maryland 3-yard line as the game ended Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland presented the winners with a silver football which goes each year to the winners of the trarlitional battle KENTUCKY SCORES 19-0 WIN OVER MARYSVILLE Lexington Ky Oct University of Kentucky Wildcats opened their football season here today with a 19 to 0 triumph over Maryoville It was an impressive start for Kentucky heavy favorites to walk away with the Tennessee eleven Kentucky scored early in the opening quarter when Quarterback Ellis Johnson circled right end for 191 yards Kelley went around left end for the Wildcats' seeond counter in the third period after he and Johnson had worked the ball within three yard' of the goal The last Kentucky touchdown came in the laat quarter when Ur- baniak skirted left end Marysville threatened to score in the second period with a strong passing attack but the Wildcats held for downs in their own territory HARVARD SCARES EASY WIN OVER BATES 28-0- Cambridge Mass Oct 0---(AP)-- Harvard anted with all of the usual first-game failings today officially launched Eddie Casey's varsity coaching regime by topping the light but hardhitting Bates outfit 29-0 The Crimson with an offense limited to a few simple power plays and one elementary forward pass was held scoreless during the first period The fast-charging Bate backfield checked the Harvard attack inside of its 10-yar4 line five times during the contest Harvard scored two of its touchdowns by blocking punts that Halfback Ray McCluskey attempted from behind the Bates goal line GOPHERS GET 20-0 WIN OVER OKLAHOMA AGGIES Minneapolis Oct rejuvenated offense unleashed a trio of fleettooted backs today who operated in relays to down the fighting Oklahoma Aggies 20 to It costly victory for the Gop- hers 'who entrained tonight for Palo Alto Calif for an intersectional engagement against Stanford next Saturday Quentin Burdick blocking baek wrenched his left knee It Wall almost tertain ha was lost for the almost eartain lie was JOST ZOT the game in Pets Some ers Kea MacDougall and Ill e3 4: 1 4 0 1 (10 i A '5 I I) t1 itt it: '''''i')) i i 1 I 4 Fe I lid) I '7 El t'i3 if 041 fill 11 1 0 1 '1 1 1 tc1 I 5 1- il 'll )1 is 1 I '4) i' I 4 I Ai' I 'si ill s' 1 1 1wtfi4 1:741:1 111 0 g-iiV I I AP' a 1 1 odbbw tr 11 4) i i tt 4 itt 4 til 101 '4'rit: fIll l1rt4 '4 4' ''t 44 10 'Z' 4 I 4 4 iv 1 4141 t'isi: 11 t) --'1 '4 41 il 1 1 1 I I A44 fi 112r1t (t: Zar' 4 ii41) gip i 11 ii 11) 1 1 III I 01 1 0 11 Is 1 Pi 0 till) 10 a We are pleased to announce that the Fall Showi Ell bauma famous "made to measure' line of 112020 held Monday and Tuesday October 5th and 6t (1 representative will be here to take your meaeul 11 Invite you to come in and have your suit tailorl Iclk want it Nits range in i 111 $2350 $2500 $3200 to 4 11 Men's Dept IRit 1 (111 Hudson-Belk iti We are pleased to announce that the Fall Showing famous "made to measure' 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