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SUNDAY THE LEXINGTON OCTOBER 2 1932 PACE SIX WILDCATS HAVE BIG EDGE ON SEWANEE TENNESSEE I VANDERBILT DUKE 44 1 I 0 I 33 VIRGINIA 7 0 MARYLAND 6 TULANE 26 TEXAS A AND 13 53 0 ALABAMA MISS STATE WANDL 0 DAVIDSON 7 39 I GEORGIA TECH 32 7 CLEMSON 13 MISSISSIPPI NORTH CAROLINA Pioneers Take 27 To 7 Trimming From Teachers A Light Crimson Line FOOTBALL SCORES Kentucky 18 Sewanee 0 KENTUCKY TEAMS Krnttii IS Srwanre 8 Hrslirn :7 Transylvania 7 Cincinnati 88 Georgetown 11 IK) ml State Beats Tigers By Three Touchdowns ''Pug' Bach Returns Punt 51 Yards For Kentucky's First Score: Rupert Spends Time Playing In Visitors' Bacfyfield Unable To Halt Foe Western Overpowers Transy Club In Second Hah After Losers Great Battle In The Second Period Of Came I'on (9) SEWANEE li Morton IT C'astlr berry ttQ Clark Kfijeston ltf Thompson KENTUCKY Rupert W'SRiier Drarj Scale Darnaby BENGALS BEATEN IN FIRST GAME By on ffn Georgetown Team Makes Good Comeback In Second Half Of Contest Cnion Louisville 8 -in i ill it CONflEMEtH i Duke 44 I Auburn Ki kmc I 7 Georgia i Vaadrrhlll 'ill North Carolina 7 VVashlnfrtOn and lcp ll Oavidion Mississippi 0 Tennessee Texas A and II Tulane 'ift Mississippi State (I Alabama 53 Clemson II Oorgia Tech 32 Rice 10 Maryland li Virginia 7 Skinner RT Nelson Duff EE Lawrence Kereheial QB Kellerman Bach EH Wellford Darby RH (ravens Cassady FB Gee Substitutions: Kentucky Davidson Janes Blevins Gibson Krruter I'arnsh Johnson Frye Miller Lather Murphy Asher Monlxomerv Meyer Goodman Foster Sewanee lark McEure Enderwood Robinson Score bv periods: BOWLING GREEN Ky Oct I In the first I A A football game of the season for both teams Western tucky Teachers' College defeated the Transylvania Pioneer this afternoon 27 to 7 after the Pioneers hid thrown a scare into the camp by tying the score at 7-aIl in' BROWNIE IE Leader Sports Editor I one oi two things' Fithci Sewanee's Tiger came to Lexington a highly over-rated BV DOUG PETERS Cincinnati Oct 1 A smashing second half spurt by the Georgetown 1 1 I i llCi1 idllfu lu t-'l 11! football team or tl uucau nave a iuuiii more ptmcnui ciccu uuu early nc nnat ear and the Kcn- the second period I Bratton Mann Paternoster and Murphy For the Kentuckians overpowered tuckians dropped their inaugural by Transylvania's light line showed IK I i (2) (I 0 0 KerchevaJ Kentucky Sewanee Scoring touchdowns owir uy Transylvania 0 7 7 Western f) 7 ij27 Scoring: Touchdowns Broderick 1 down Shelton Johnrion 2 Mercer Officials: Referee Doak Plttsburjto umpire Evans Bethel head linesman Porter Ogden Judge Hart Ceuterfled -Bach and up well throughout the game but was gradually beaten down by the Teachers in the last half Western started with a rush in the first quarter and marched thrrmyh the Tnmn line fnr tho completed one for two yards Intercom plcted one tor VI yards lost one orward Passes Kentucky Attempted si: cepted one Sewanee Attempted six on interception First downs first marker After going down TWO EA OLD OTHEB GAMES OSWCCfl State Normal it St Johns i Annapolis) St Case (I Colgate '11 Westchester State Teachers Orexel Hohart 33 Moravian 7 Susquehanna IS Bales (I Yale 0 (tie) Furman 0 Army 13 Lebanon alley 0 I'rnii state 27 I inwrsity of Baltimore 0 Kordham C9 William and Marv (i Navy 6 Western Maryland 12 St Thomas fi Vermont 0 Dartmouth S8 South Carolina 7 Viilanova Iafavette li Muhlenberfr 0 Ia Sallee 6 Delaware II luanita Gettysburg 2 Coast Guard Worehester Tech (I (tie) Buffalo II Harvard SS Conn Aggies Maine 33 Rhode Island State () Brown ID St Joseph Manhattan 32 Iranklin and Marshall II Pennsylvania 38 Niagara 0 Cornell 7 Middlehurv 0 Tufts 9 Mass State fi Bowdoin 26 Kenssalaer 7 Williams (i New Hampshire Boston 13 St Michaels 0 Lowell Textile IS Amherst 0 Princeton Mt St Marys Georgetown 26 Catholic Univ 17 City College (N Y) 0 Iehigh fi Columbia 41 Colby IS Trinity 7 Cooper Onion I psala S5 Hamilton 0 Clarkson 32 Springfield 29 East Stroudsburg I Washington College 0 Johns Hopkins 21 GOLDEN TORNADO BLOWS CLEMSON OUT OF RUNNING tne neia on line plays Hroderick made 10 yards around end for the score and Johnson kicked the extra point In the second period the Teachers found the going more difficult Booker's kick was blocked on the 20-yard line by Shelton Pioneer SUPREMACY GETS ANOTHER SHOCK NEW YORK Oct 1 The much tossed about two-year-old turf championship was given another harH IrnnrV tnHv when Rnnoirl aa-ia uei lunigiu i ne ueaicais mauled the Bengals at will during the initial period piling up 15 points on a safety and two touchdowns and eased through the second frame to a comfortable lead at the half but Coach Carey Spicer sent a rejuvenated eleven on the field alter the rest period to outgain outplay and outgeneral the surprised Ohio aggregation Cincinnati tallied during the first minute when Ruck Bearcat tackle broke through to block Reeley's punt on the 20-yard stripe the ball rolling back over the goal where Reeley recovered for a safety The Bearcats received the following kick-off and with Capt "Bill" Gilli-land and Dick Stark leading soon marched 44 yards to a touchdown Williams' placement was wide A penalty and three successive dashes by Gilliland led to a second tally thrpe minutes before the ueriod 4 3 2 3 12 0 1 8 10 II 88 -5 70 ir Sewanee Penalties Kentucky Sewanee the most optimistic fan expected the Tennesseans Saturday afternoon on Stoll field 18 to 0 The first explanation that Sewanee was overrated on the strength of its showing against South Carolina a week is the more logical esneciallv this early in the season While they played a stubborn game as Sewaree teams have a habit of doing the boys from up on the Tennessee hill didn't have the stuff to battle Kentucky Kensively Coach Clark's Tigers usl couldn't make the grade: not with Joe Rupert the Catlettsburg Cannonball" playing as much their backfield as he did in Kentucky's line Sewanee's defens'ye same was an improvement over its attack but at that it wasn't so hot because the Wildcats? offense needs lot of improvement Sewanee got within the 50-yard line two or three times during the afternoon Once they got down as far as the 34-yard line On the oth Johnson Franklin Officials Campbell Vanderbilt referee tackle who covered the ball as it colt which only recently graduated rolled over the goal He also kicked im i ij umpire Collins Tennessee headlinesman Chambers Denison field judge Georgia Tech Cats' Next Foe Defeats Caro-linans 32-14 the extra point small but classy Held of juveniles In the third period Transylvania home in the Junior Cnampion Stakes snowea sirengm out western alter at Aqueduct Beiung tne uau pusnea 10 tne zo yard line on a pass Johnson to ATLANTA Ga Oct 1 Wi Showing some of the fury of past Covering the mile- in 1:39 the son of Kaisang from James Johnson's Quincy Stable showed a clean pair of heeis to Leo Rosenberg's Kerry Patch long shot winner of Broderick and Broderick went around right end to score Johnson kicked goal for the extra point years Georgia Techs Golden Tor Providence Holy Cross '( Lovola (Baltimore) 0 Boston College 21) Rochester 8 Alfred fi Denison (I Western Reserve fi Miami 7 Illinois Michigan State Michigan ''fi Western came back in the final LANE FINDS SUBSTITUTION RULING BEST CHANGE MADE nado blew Clemson out of the ended Williams adding the point to Southern Conference football race give his team a 15-0 advantage The 32 to 14 today but not until the Bearcats continued to run roush- er two occasions they got almost to Carolinian the 40-vard line Otherwise the scare gave Tech a last period shod ever the Kentuckians during I the second quarter but never man- quarter and scored twice Mercer i the Belmont Futurity and running 15 yards for a touchdown Whitney's Caterwaul victor in the and kicking the extra point and Eastern Shore handicap at Havre Broderick scoring after Sims had Dto Grace and an outsUinding chal-intercepted a Transy pass on the lenger for honors in the division 45-yard line Mercer's kick for the The veteran iorkev Pete Wall Tigers did all their ball carrying in their own back yard while Kentucky gave the entire field a general going over The first three periods were all aged to score Tech Clemson failing to enter the Receiving the kick-off at the start Tornado's territory and making only 0f the second half Georgetown two first downs while Teen made UiPnv niKhprt tn rinpinnnti' spv extra point was too low Polans I who rode Kerrv Patrh to (riofam in rr 1 Habit With Bach three touchdowns Then with Tech PROMINENT COLLEGE OFFICIAL SAYS NEW RULE REMOVES "READY TARGETS FOR INJURIES" FROM GAME the futurity today did a perfect job Running an opposition punt oac leaamg lb to ciemson staged an western suDstitute rippect ott a 45-yard run in the final stanza but Western was unable to score again Lineup and summary yard line on a 25-yard dash by Day and two completed passes Three line plays failed before Day plunged over to score Chapman's lor a touchdown apparently has be aerial oarrage ana scorea in lour minutes Tech's first stringers rushed back to halt the rally Transylvania (7) Pos Stevenson LE The Tornado's opening score was frnn nte- to Chanman on fourth come a habit with "Pug" Bach Lexington vouth In the first game gains! I Bach ankled with a punt for 57 yards and a touchdown Just to keep the Tigers from feeling slighted Saturday Bach repeat a result Ox a 5-yard maren alter I rorl ihp 'fnr rinrinnnti'c down paved the way for Cincinnati's Hart ran back a kick 17 vards (21) Western VanMeter Honaker Cochran Waddell Baud Davis James Johnson Walker Broderick of guiding Repaid to his second triumph Four lengths separated the first two horses at the finish while Caterwaul trailed Kerry Patch by another three lengths Devalera and Dominus coupled as Trainer James Fitzsimmons' entry completed the field Although Caterwaul was the favorite at 7 to 10 Repaid came in for strong support at 18 to 5 His owner who always has contended the offspring of Kaisang was a great runner received S9290 Knaus Piertt LG Cort Pawlowsky a Shelton RT Schwalm RE Miller QB Reece Pulton RH Burkhart FB third touchdown Benham reversing his field from the 26-yard line to score The Tigers threatened early in the fourth frame on long runs by Chapman but were held for downs on the Ohio Weslevan 7 Ohio state 34 Bowling Green (Ohio) 7 Mt Union 6 Wooster I- Ashland 0 Findlav 0 Heidelberg 11 (tie) Hiram fi Kent State 0 Otterbein IS Oberlin 9 Tulsa ft Oklahoma 7 South Dakota State 0 Minnesota 12 Nebraska Freshmen 0 Kansas State IS Purdue 39 Marquette Wisconsin 7 Western Kentucky Industrial school iH Wilberf orce 53 Ohio University fi Indiana 7 Manchester 7 Depauw 6 Wabash (I Franklin ft University Dayton Reserves 13 Wilmington 8 Capital 0 Toledo 18 Newberry Catawba Lenoir Rhyne (I Presbyterian Bluffton fi Ohio Northern fi i tie Pitt 111 West Virginia Wawieshurg 19 Slippers Rnrk 0 Dubuque University 0 Beloit 32 Oshkosh Normal 13 Northern (Mich) Teachers 7 St Johns (Minnesota) If) McAlester 0 Western state Teachers (Kalamazoo) i7 North Central I) Northwestern College 13 Lake Forest 27 Hartwiek 9 National Farm School 27 Coe 0 Illinois 13 Missouri School of Mines 20 University of Arkansas 19 Arnold 0 Brooklyn College (tie) Pridgewater 13 Hampden Sydney 42 Central Normal (Danville Ind) Val-apraiso 33 Concordia College 20 Moorehead State Teachers (Minn) 6 Centenary 13 University of Texas fi Daniel Baker 0 Texas Christian 55 Notre Dame arsity 91 Freshmen 0 Slices off tackle and around end by-Hart Galloway and Cherry advanced the ball to the seven-yard line Clemson was penalized for offside and Cherry bucked across Tech scored again after an ad- ed his specialty hut nis run was te only 51 yards Bach couldn't help it if Nelson couldn't kick as far as Urick of I did the i nrpppHinP week However what he Mercer Substitutes: Western Auslev Stevens Goranflo Hicklin Butler Booker Poland Register Sims Drenan Jackson Robe and Shuck Robertso 1 jnn ij maffp mi in vance irom us own -i-t-yara missed in yardage Bacn maoe up MA tu' the 22-vard strue from which oomt in the last live 1 mulluul jwiw i ss 'tinht-rone walking Cnaprnan and Day advanced to the three-vard line Day going over A ra point was incom- Gallowav early in the third ran 50 two-yaro line yards for a touchdown off right Pass for the By FRANK LANE The rules committee seems to have planned this year's changes much better than they could have hoped until an actual test of the new rules in real contests transpired Judging from games I have re-fereed to date I have arrived at the conclusion that the new substitution rule is probably the best move the rules body has made with a view to alleviating physical strain and injury to the participant Substitutions have been made freely in this season's games for tired or "groggy" players who under last year's regulations wrould have undoubtedly witnessed the weary players or at least most of them staying in the game until lagging footsteps or fatigue of any kind made them ready targets for injury Despite precautions the rules committee has taken we are undoubtedly going to hear of bad injuries tackle After a punting exchange piete Georgetown yards of his sprint He was lorcea to the sidelines near the goal but avoided going out of bounds until he was in the end zone Ralph Kercheval suffered a touch of the sprint fever in the third quarter running his own right end for 39 yards and a touchdown one of the "two scores he made during the Tech started again Hart passing 17 yards to Williams who caught it on Clemson's 22-yard line and scored In the last period Henry Woodward of Clemson took a short pass from Miller and raced 80 yards for Pos LE LT LG RG RT RE QS FB Cincinnati Slaughter Smith Hall Smith Parker Ruck Heil Benham William Stark Gilliland Stcplienson Copeland Parrish Miller Barnett McGuire McRaddy Reely Elson Crabbs Day This is Your Personal Invitation to visit the Phoenix Hotel Barber Shop Where You Will Receive All That Is Best in th BARBER'S ART Under the Most Modern Sanitary Conditions ifternoon His other touchaown ras a touchdown Clemson took the made earlier in the same period he kickoff rushed to the 45-yard line drove two yards through the heart two plays reached Techs 33 with of the line after Rupert had re- a pass and with a triple pass Miller again this season possibly latai Of Point Periods: Georgetown 0 0 12 Ciucinnati 18 0 7 Touchdowns: Georgetown Dav 2 William Gilliland and Uenharr after touchdown William 3 (place to Craig to Woodward the latter scored again Both extra points were good Tech regulars pushed across the final score in seven plays Tech plays Kentucky here next weekend Line-ups: kick) ones But the football follower when perusing his favorite sports sheet should go farther than just the caption "Football Player Dies" This heading appeared in a newspaper The rule change that decrees that five players of the side receiving the kick-off be between their own 45 to 50-yard line until the kick is made will not prevent the receiving side from forming a wedge of interference in front of the ball carrier should it choose Due to several bad injuries and at least two two deaths last year being laid at the door of the "wedge" interference the rules committee sought this zoning restriction as a preventative of the "wedge" However the rules body will have to grope anew for some other method to preclude this style of massed interference on the kick-off To date it appears to be no great task for the side receiving the kick-off to get four or five players in front of the athlete catching the pigskin The "wedge" was blamed last season for a fatal injury with which it should not have been charged I'm referring to the death of Cadet Sheridan the unfortunate Army player who died as a result of an attempted tackle of a Yale ball carrier during the runback of a kickoff The generally accepted version was that Sheridan died as a result of being "steam rolled" by Yale's "wedge" but this was not true Yale does not employ the "wedge" What really happened was that Sheridan in making wild dive for the ball carrier struck his head on his opponent's hip and thus suffered the fatal injury Do not misunderstand me I'm not trying to minimize the chances for injury to participants of the gridiron sport I'm trying to get over the fact that the rules committee is doing every possible sane thing to reduce the injury hazard to a minimum I'm also trying to prove too many casualties are charged against football that do not in many instances result from football at all Football is a he-man's game It's no sport for the "drug store cowboy" "sheik" nor drunkard! To play the game correctly with a fair chance of withstanding its rigorous demands on the physique the participant must get into good condition and stay in condition throughout the season and the off season too! SMASH Cfl Manicuring This Department is Under the Personal Supervision of Miss Lydia Gibson Tech Siocum Tharpe Wilcox Neblett Laws Williams Goldsmith i DEALTTO "DOPE this week but upon reading the article I found that the unfortunate I youngster he was 16 years old died from an infection developing I from a blister on his heel! As he was a high school player of note hence I the reference in the heading that would lead one to believe football was the cause of his death Gridiron devotees are still wag Clemson Batterson Dozier Abell Kirkconnell Heinemcn Davis Werts Miller Hook Mosb I WUlirnon Clemson LE LT LG RG RT RE QB EH KB JP 0 0 covered Cravens' fumble on Sewanee's five-yard line Other Threats Kentucky threatened to score on several other occasions but each time the offensive failed to click or he Tigers were good enough to stop The game was just a few minutes old when the Wildcats made their first bid for a touchdown After a series of punt exchanges vntuckv returned the ball to Sewanee's 34-yard line Carrying the ball on every occasion except one when -Darbv "made two yards Ker-ckeval lugged the leather to the eight-yard line for a first down After two unsuccessful tries at the line Kercheval passed It was intercepted on the 10-yard line but not returned Later in the same period Kentucky-drove up to the 16-yard line only to be stopped again Kercheval attempted a field goal but failed Bach ran for his touchdown just after the second quarter started Gus Bartram Prop Georgia Maryland Navy 0 13 14 14 Texas Listed Among Casualties WIDENER SPEAKS AT CLUB PI1IC By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Football's lambs donned wolves' i attire and dealt the "dope sheets" I a smashing blow all along the line I Saturday The defeat of Georgia and Mary-Hand in the south of Navy in the least and Texas in the southwest was ging their heads a negative manner over the new "dead" ball rule the one where further play ceases when the ball carrier coatacts the sod with any part of his body other than his hands and feet While I personally do not like this new phase from a playing standpoint I really believe that it will with strict application of the "crawling" and "piling" penalties by the officials considerably lessen injuries in this year's version of the gridiron game I know there has been substantially less severity in physical contact between opposing players in the three games I have officiated I attribute this to' the new regulations establishing the ball as "dead" TV pi crin to him from be wanee's 13-yard line Kercheval EaStem Turfman AddreSSeS enough to shock the hardiest trv for the extra point was mocKen 'gridiron observers without Yale sul- Horsemen On New York Racing Outlook The Tigers made their best threat in the second quarter when Bach fumbled a punt on his 45-yard lire and Lawrence recovered for Sewanee On a lateral pass Gee made 11 vards and a first down on Kentucky's 34-yard stripe where the advance was checked Those Body Squeaks In Your Car Nine times in ten are just dry chassis bearings or springs Lambuth College 9 Tennessee Poly In- I stitute 13 Weaver College of North Carolina 0 Tusculum 7 St Lawrence 0 Syracuse 54 University of Idaho southern branch 18 Ricks College fi Raridolph Macon 12 Guilford 9 Conjordiaf 0 Aurora College ft New Mexico Normal 13 New Mexico Miners 9 Wavland College 7 Texas College of Mines 38 Louisiana College ft Mississippi College 33 3'ith Infantry I'ort Benning (I Georgia State College for Men 411 Ball State (Muncie Ind) 2fi Earlham fi Stanford 37 Oregon Sta-te I) Eastern Normal Madison ft Spearfish Noitnal 7 River Falls Teachers 13 Northland Col- lege ft Illon 7 Roanoke 19 St Mary's 35 Nevada" 9 Southern Methodist University 9j Texas Tech 6 Carson Newman 13 Emory and Hen-tf Hi Creighton fi Haskell Indians 0 State 9 Richmond 9 Chattanooga 15 Spring Hill 7 West Virginia Weslevan 0: Washington a-nd Jefferson 20 Campbell College of North Carolina 0 Bluefield College It University of Idaho Southern Branch 19 I Ricks College fi HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL shelbyville ft St Xavier (Louisville) 31 Corbln 7 Manila-! (Louisville) ft Central of Knoxyille fi Middlesboro 0 I 34 Union Freshmen 0 Clay High 7 Providence 0 NEW GRAPPLERS ON NEXT BILL University Of Kentucky Student Has Match On Wednesday Card Two more wrestlers new to Lex-tagtoa fans will be introduced on next Wednesday's program at the Woodland auditorium They will appear in preliminaries to the match between Henry Kolln of the House of David and Iota Shima Japanese welterweight sensation The newcomers are Hy Albertson Miami Fla and Steve "Catfish" Haddock Laurel Md and both of them are said to be real performers Interest seems to be growing in the match between Kolln and Shima and indeed the bout stacks up as one of the most entertaining the Lexington A has offered thus far Both boys have shown a lot of class be-to local fans and it should be interesting to see how they stack up against each other Joseph Widener Philadelphia owner of Elmendorf farm discussed the conditions of eastern horse-racing particularly in New York at the October meeting nf thp Thnr tering the ignominy oi a tie wan little Bates Georgia long one of the major powers in the Southern Conference was forced to surrender to a plucky outfit from Virginia Poly 7-6 while Maryland another of the Conference's more formidable machines bowed to Virginia by a similar score Navy drawing little William Mary for its opening opponent and expecting victory by a comfortable margin wound up on the short end of a 6-0 count in what probably was Neither team threatened again State Foxhunters To Meet At ML Sterling greatest surprise of the rinv the Until the last minute oi piay in me oughbred Association Saturday at half when Kercheval got off his I the Greentree farm where Col only 60-yard punt of the day and Arthur Shutts acted as host Sev-Kreuter recovered Cravens' fumble enty persons including many guests on Sewanee's 11-yard line Se- were present for the meeting and wanee was penalized five yards for: the luncheon served on long tables too much time out Kercheval on the polo grounds which preceded picked up three yards Foster added it two and Kercheval made another Among other subjects Mr Wide-vard foi first down on the one-jner discussed prospects for racing at yard line On the next play Ker-j Hialeah Fla where he has perfect-J-heval shoved the bail right up toed one of the most beautiful of race the goal line but the half ended be- courses i miH ho i-nlleH I Present New York laws make it Will Texas surrendered to Centenary 13- KentliCkV ASSOCiatiOIl Hold Annual Field Trials October 10-15 Just what happened to Yale however may never be known The Elis found Bates a plucky well-drilled eleven which not only turned back Yale's offensives time vif Kr hie five-i impossible to operate tracks there and time again but started a few va-d line iust after the second half on anything like an even break and of its own that assumed dangerous yaa juic ai ctrrif- Roimnt rr-r proport i ons At the finish of the proportions At the finish of the started ana ituperi recoveieu ouun-j urn lost three yards and it took him others are almost sure to close un- hunter of Mercer county Kentucky will be Master of Hounds Judges For Trials Judges for the field trials are as follows: A Wright Sharpsburg Otis Willis Russeliville: James Cox Crestwood A Williams Scottsville Taylor Jones Cynthiana Garnett Chenault Mt Sterling Roger Stone Lexington and Lowry Watkins Louisville-Sunday night Oct 9 there will be a special directors meeting called by the president of the association Judge Ben Allin Harrodsburg This meeting will be held at the Montgomery hotel at 8 o'clock ALLEN WILL OPPOSE BUSH IN GAME TODAY mfti-c tries to eel it back men a lYr" jl KVrcheval went through the line lor Mr Widener said adding that he a "ore and missed his try for extra I hoped for the passage at a law II- point mLmm the authorization of the total rza- Kercheval Scores i vn- uon system Mt Sterling will entertain the Kentucky State Foxhunters Association the week of Oct 10-15 Preparations have been completed for the comfort and entertainment of guests and it is anticipated this will be the greatest trial in the history of the orgas)iza1 Ion Headquarters for the foxhunters will be the Montgomery hotel in Mt Sterling Hunters will gather at Mt Sterling Sunday Oct 9 and foxhounds for the Derby must be entered Sunday afternoon Entries will be received at the Sullivan poultry house in Mt Sterling where the hounds will be kenneled during the week The association expects one of the Kupert paveu me Others who talked Arthur ei Cj hose irritating "canaries" usually Hy away ftfter our experts lubricate your car thoroughly CJ There are twenty to forty vital points on your chassis that need thorough lubrication t-very 500 miles Failure to do this is the cause of most squeaks and later on repairs Our expert lubricating service protects you from both It puts an end to guess work Cjj Drive and let us show you what a big difference it makes in the running ol your car Then let us explain our regular 00-mile service It if a convenience you will tuckys nex' scote uy I Hancock Paris Dr Halley scoreless duel Yale with the ball on Bates' one-yard line had failed to gain an inch in two smacks at the line Other Upsets There were numerous other surprises in the east notably the failure of Cornell and Carnegie Tech to win by more than one touchdown from Niagara and Geneva respectively and the tough row Army had to hoe to down the southern invaders Furman 13-0 Pitt smacked down West Virginia 40-0 in one of the section's most impressive performances and Princeton making its first start under "Fritz" Crisler looked fairly good in Beating Amherst 22-0 Harvard walloped Buffalo 66-0 in the Crim chevais kick 01 waui Thoma Cromwell Frank Jones and yard stripe Nelson punted tc Bach Johnson of the Army on the Tigers 38 and Bach i rn to ke of the progress of the The 3 A couple of trys cost the Service in the west ats five yards setting the ball back to the 39 On third down Kercheval produced his 39-yard run shoved the quartet backward a score and again missed his caught the runner for a five-yard extra point try loss and Kentucky benefitted from By this time most of the Ken- a 15-yard penalty when one of the CHICAGO Oct 1 Johnny I Allen and Guy Bush Those will be the hIMmm Sim largest entries in the Derby nd the day in the fourth world series Kama Managers Joe McCarthy OI the Yankees and Charlie Grimm of the Cubs announced tonight Allen is a oung right bander tucky reserves were playing ana lour tried to shove Kupert away ihp teams played fairly even for While Coach Gamage used practi son opener other major elevens the rest of the period Second and A OUrta match of 15 minute limit will introduce "Bulldog" Daw SSD Of the University of Kentucky in the middleweight division He will meet Joe Weiggcser Cincinnati amateur champion of Ohm LOUISVILLE DEFEATED BY UNION TEAM 32-6 LOUISVILLE Kj Oct I MB a weak University of Louisville foot i' Ilu first st wh rid hed for and the ami ah-age that it has ever had This year is the first time a purse of $35 in each field trial event has been offered This purse will be distributed to the first three winners in the Derby and the all-age In order to enter a hound in the Kentucky State Foxhunters' Derby or all age it is not necessary that the hound be registered All that is necessary is for the owner of the hound to be a member of the Kentucky State Fox hunters Association The av-ociation offers man silver lost Cub Tl ther thi weather bureau would be no rain heavy Ind i which cally all tne suosututes wno were won with more or less dilticulty able to get into the game Ker-1 The south made a good showing cheval did most of the ball-carrying in intersections combat wilh and made a good job of it Centenary beating Texas William Sewanee offered a fine pair of Mary beating Navy South Caro-tackles who caused the Kentucky Ima tripping up Viilanova 7-0 and backs no little amount of trouble i Tulane smashing the Texas Aggies by consistently breaking through 26-14 but Louisiana State was the line Joe Gee Sewanee's full- beaten by Rice 10-8 One of the back was about the best the visi-ibest performances within the South-tors had to offer in the way of a ern Conference was turned in by promised but said pre ailed uid con- third-string players carried on for Kentucky in the fourth quarter As a result Sewanee's tired team Imaged a more even battle but did not threaten to score despite the two first downs they got in this period Neither did the Wildcats with their three first downs Kentucky apparently has a real nd in this lad Rupert He did contest through todav tinue Sunday Rix Corbin ball teatn absorbed a S3 to drubbing tonight from Union College of Barbourville which uncovered a flashy running and passim utUek pines both challenge cups an I ball carrier wmie McLure oia vanaei DUt wntcn waiio owrvthmi' aeainst the lgers re Carolina 39-7 i trophies to be won outright for the con Covered their fumbles threw their some nice lugging late in the which bewildered the Cardinals Two oi Union's tallies came tn the FURMAN GIVES ARMY A HARD FIGHT 13-0 WEST POINT Oct 1 (A3) A battling eleven from Furman University at Greenville gave Army's cadets a bitter tight in Michie stadium today before surrendering bj a Vd-0 count backs for losses consistently and the Sewanee interference found it nracticallv impossible to get him test IB tne midwest wortnwestern I nouna event anci tne noise show i The Wildcats will made their i trimmed Missouri 27-0 Purdue won 'The Derby will be run the lir-t first road trip next week-end leav-jfrom Kansas State 29-13 Wisconsin I three mornings of the week Oct 10 Incut foi 1 1 tl i 21 1 Upper Street in si quarter alter drives down the Held iandrcth scored the first touchdown and Patterson the sec Lexington Ky Thursday night lor i nipped Marquette i-2 and Mich-ill and 12 while the all-age will DA nf the wav On one occasion me Lexington ond Patterson's first kick was blocked but his second was good I making the score 13 to 0 igan showed unexpected power in run Oct 13 14 and 15 4 lolling over Michigan Slate 26-0 (union ell kin Co tour Sewauee men attempted to I Atlanta where they will play Geor isuit Uim out of a play but Rupert gia Tech Saturday tlttntMBk.