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i SPORTS The Lexington Leader DqwFront LUCKY THIRTEEN THIKTEEN IS a lucky number far John Innea Cralkshank IMS a pen gait champion af Argentina and the firat foreign-born pre ta win the title in recent yearn Crniknhank a Scot won the title en October 13 thirteen yearn after hia arrival in Argentina en November 13 IMS oyboowNiE Leach SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 3 1935 Errors Lead To Victory For Tide PRINCETON TaT NAVY LEGION FIELD BIRMINGHAM ALA Anyway Kentucky had the best band However I know whether I even would want to risk that outfit of Kentucky musicians in a hand-to-hand battle with the University i of Alabama band Even the local musicians are great big guys and probably would whip our lads And what got to have Big guys The band gave 'the fans here quite a treat between halves coming out on the field and spelling out before the Alabama stands From that formation the group went into the word and the house down as they say around the theater with "Dixie" Incidentally the two bands spent the morning parading up and down business section which is something else this column has often suggested ought to be done in Lexington to promote interest among any visitors who might be in town and not know about a game going on Another Lex-ingtonian down for melee commented on the fact that those two bands parading up and down Brownie Leaea Irish Pull Sensational Rally Winning 18-13 Efforts To Ground Passes Hand Alabama 13-0 Margin Pilney Stars As Buckeyes Are Routed Heavier Crimson Line Smashes Through To Throw Wynnemen For Losses And Rush Passers Throughout Game Ohio State Snatches Big Lead Early But Passes Prove Fatal the streets probably would draw a good many more people than would have thought about going to the game For a while it seemed as if very few people had thought of going to the game The stadium was unusually slow in filling which means nothing more than that the want undefeated teams Before the game got under way however the stadium which seats 23000 was two-thirds filled with more than 14000 spectators Those Missisisppi State boys of Major Ralph Sasse who beat the Alabama team three weeks ago got a big hand when it was announced they had beaten the Army Boy that club certainly came into the spotlight in a hurry And the fans at game also had a big hand for the announcement that Auburn and were playing a scorless ball game right up to the last 1 Of all the football games missed in my lifetime and would like to have seen was that Notre Dame-Ohio State battle at Columbus Thirteen points in the first quarter and 18 in the last It hearkens back to that 1924 Alabama-Kentucky game at Montgomery which tbe Tide won 23 to 13 And speaking of that game reminds me that Tony Holm its star is the at Forest Park Club here But that gam in Columbus today As readers of this column know I never thought those Ramblers had what it required to beat the Buckeyes They not only have what it takes but apparently plenty of it And will the Columbus fans be on Francis Schmidt An Ohio State coach who loses a fthnii game leads a tough life Not to mention what the fans thought they had this year remarkable how fast the fans gather on a football game day often wonder where all the home folk spring up from Kentuckians really poured into Birmingham this morning And greeting practicaly all of them was the "Home Town Boy who made good in the city" Milton Butsch formerly of Winchester He really made the Kentuckians feel at home and kept the whole group at least all those within in an uproar By BROWNIE LEACH Leader Sports Editor LEGION FIELD BIRMINGHAM Ala Nov The University of Kentucky not only fumbled away whatever chance they might have had to win but batted a 1 3-to-0 victory into the hands of a better Alabama Crimson Tide here this afternoon Today's score incidentally is just the way these two teams stand in their last 1 3 football engagements Alabama has won 1 3 and Kentucky none 16000 See Duke Down Volunteers COLUMBUS Novt 2 CW-melodramatic finish that has ha Ifr parallels in college football hiif! the fighting Irish rtSS-X soared back to the heights tod an aerial attack that snatched toryfrom apparent defeat mdJS tered the national champion dreams of Ohio State's famed let 18 to 13 Clm from behind the final period to score three tow! downs barely miss a fourth leave a tremendously-excited earn ity crowd of 81018 spectators ly limp with the excitement itim by one of the greatest eomAnj any gridiron has witnessed la There was only one period to ob when Pilney of cago hero of the dazzling mfcj fight to triumph touched off fl fireworks that turned the tid There was a scant five minute fc when Notre Dame's despersts aei bid for the tying touchdown ibila a yard short of the Ohio goal cause of a fumble The Irish fought back again there was less than a full mim to play when big Wayne Minn Random notes The press box at Legion field runs Ohio State's a close second for putting in the Birmingham is one of the less productive in furnishing column copy You can scour high and low but nothing available First downs in the game were Alabama 13 Kentucky 7 Each club got one on a penalty The penalties were Alabama 50 yards and Kentucky 25 The Tide got three for holding Kentucky got one for tripping not often they call for tripping Alabama intercepted a couple -of Kentucky passes and pilfered another Tennessee Threats Fail After First Half And Blue Devils Wn 19-6 bp Kcnnsth Studio Rt Rev II Almon Abbott bishop of the Episcopal diocese Lexington standing on mill stone before the entrance of the Grimes Mill lodge of the Iroquois Hunt and Polo Club is shown In the picture above placing a medallion of St Hubert patron saint of huntsmen around the neck of one of the members of the elnb Among those seen waiting in line on the right to receive the medslllons daring the annual ceremony Saturday are Edward Spears Col Stanley Koch Waller Jones Wickliffe Johnston and William Preston Rev Francis Lynch pastor of the Church of the Good Shepherd who Is wearing white vestments also participated in the ceremony Benham Wins Fourth Conference Victory Centre Colonels Given Game Cock For Mascot crack Notre Dame end pulled a long pais from Bill Shakopc (Paga 1L Column Pleaat) Kentucky's defeat wan no surprise since Alabama's team although beaten and tied this season still rates as one of the best if not the best However the way in which the Alabama team gained its 13th straight triumph over the Wildcats was somewhat surprising The Crimnons scored in the first quarter of each half with aerial thrusts playing a big part in each touchdown and 3 forward toss actually bringing the second defensive men were in the laps of the Alabama receivers on each occasion but both times the efforts to knock the passes down batted the ball into the waiting arms of the Tide players In their own efforts to employ an aerial game the Wildcats were even worse On several occasions the passer dropped a beautiful toss into the arms of the receiver who either dropped the ball or lost it to an Alabama player who would step up and lift it out of his hands More than once these Kentucky receivers were in the open and a little glue on their fingers would have made Kentucky a much more serious threat As it was the Wildcats advanced the ball beyond midfield on only one occasion and that on one of those forward passes which an Alabama player merely lifted from under the arm Apparently it made no difference who was doing the throwing or receiving for the results seemed to be the same all afternoon Maybe that was the weather for certainly it was not football weather this afternoon and the biggest part of the men fans in the huge stadium sat in their shirt sleeves Alabama scored first midway in the opening period after several exchanges of punts and few offensive manuevers on the part of either team The drive for the first touchdown was started on Alabama's own 33-yard line after Simpson had punted out of bounds at that point Kilgrow and Nisbet got the drive under way by giving the Tide a first Vandy Whips Georgia Tech Special to The Leader DANVILLE Ky Noy "Centre the the latest mascot of the Centre College Colonels will make his appearance for the first time at the annual home-coming game here Nov 16 The mascot is a game cock and was presented to the team by Eugene Pearce Clearwater Fla The first Centre mascot was a Boston bull terrier owned by Billy Woodward a stellar player of the and the second was a game cock given by Mr Pearce in 1923 After the Colonels' 27-to-3 victory over Kentucky that year the mascot was given to Roberts hefty Centre All-American who is reported to have eaten him The Colonels had a breathing spell Saturday but will try the potency of the rooster next Saturday when they battle Xavier at Cincinnati Special to The Leader BENHAM Ky Nov The Benham high school football team won its seventh consecutive game of the season and its fourth Cumberland Valley Conference victory here this afternoon when it defeated the Loyall high school eleven 26 to 6 Benham which shares with Corbin the honor of being the only undefeated outfits in the conference has not lost a game in its last 15 starts Thurman scored two of the winner's touchdowns the first on a 20-yarcb dash after receiving a pass and the second on a 40-yard sprint with a pass Shumaker and Siphers accounted for the other two touchdowns and Hughes Benham end added two points by placements Le-quire scored only marker in the third quarter Geny And Throgmorton Play Star Boles As 14-13 Win Recorded DURHAM Nov 2 Duke's Blue Devils paced by the speed bursts of Elmore Hackney marched back into the victory column in convincing manner here today by decisively outplaying the Tennessee Volunteers to win 19 to 6 before a Homecoming Day crowd of 16000 Tennessee after playing Wallace Wade's Southern Conference eleven on even terms in a nip-and-tuck first half never was in the same the last two periods Duke recovered a fumble on the third period kickoff deep in Vol territory and kept the visitors backed to the wall until almost the last play of the battle The battle was hardly two minutes old when Phil Dickens fumbled on the Volunteer 10 and Jule Ward covered the pigskin like a hawk for Duke Clarence (Ace) Parker picked up seven yards at end and Ward missed a touchdown by inches Jack (Scooter) Alexander drove it over on a spin play to put the Wademen in the van Parker got the Wademen away on a touchdown tour by zigzagging back with Palmer's punt early in the third 19 yards to midfield Alexander handed the ball to West on an end-around and West flipped it laterally to Hackney sub for Parker who sped to the Vol 36 Two line plays got seven and set the stage for Hackney who thrilled his homefolk by circling right end cutting buck sharply and skidding across the Vol goal on his chest as Moses hung on like a leach Gardner placekicked the point and it was Duke 13 Tennessee 7 Hackney intercepted one of heaves in the last period on his 35 and ran it back five After a pass Ward to Hackney for seven Tennessee was set back 15 yards for roughness Hackney then shot a pair of aerials for six and 10 yards and a first down on the Tennessee seven Resuming hia flash running he swept close around right end cut back and twisted through four tacklers for a touchdown to put the game on ice JL according to your individual ideas YOUR FIRST TASTE TELLS THE STORY! down on the 45 with a couple of line plunges On the succeeding play i ATLANTA Nov 2 Intercept- ing a pass and racing 67 yards tor a touchdown Willie Geny Vanderbilt's red-haited captain and end furnished the victory punch as the Commodores from Nashville downed Georgia Tech 14 to 13 in a fierce struggle here today before 10000 fans Trailing 13 to 7 at the half as a surprisingly strong band of Tech gridders fought Vanderbilt with its own weapons forward passes the Commodores were forced to gamble vfith everything Georgia Tech protected Jts lead through the third period but fell as Geny leaped up and snagged the pass that produced the tieing touchdown Rannle Throgmorton hooted the extra point squarely between the posts Aside from the gruelling struggle and the wide-open battle for victory the feature was the performance of Throgmorton hefty Vanderbilt tackle Throgmorton kicked a perfect placement after first touchdown blocked try for the point-after in the second period and calmly made the extra point for the Commodore victory after Geny's spectacular dash Kilgrow faded back and sent a long pass down to Capt Jimmy Walker Alabama end who took the ball on 35 and was brought down on the 32 Johnson it seemed was all over tl)e top of Walker as the latter made for the pass The Kentucky back however was unable to get the ball on the ground and after it had been batted around as if they were playing volley ball Walker finally took possession From then on until Nisbet drove over for the score Alabama'n offense advanced goalward on what the Tide bas always been famous for its Our selection of fine woolens in our custom depart- ment is complete in every detail Business suits at $75 and up Dress clothes at $85 and up Philip Angelucci Designer different! better! (Fage 11 Column 3 Flease) Prof Pullen Dies Autumn Fighting Spirit Won Game Notre Dame Coach Says MURRAY Ky Nov 2 Prof Pullen head of the agricultural department of Murray State Teachers' College died here today of blood poisoning A native of Calloway county Prof Pullen held degrees of bachelor of science and master of science from Peabody College He is survived by his widow and three children Our made to measure department offers the new- est patterns in this season's suitings and styled to individual ideas $3350 and up By ELMER LATDEN Football Coach at Notre Dame Special to The Leader COLUMBUS Nov The career in his senior year when he came into his own He gained 95 yards in nine running plays from scrimmage and compiled a large part of Notre Dame total of 117 yards on returning punts Hia was greatest thing about Notre Sta spirit Notre Dame squad It was not an tory the great fighting spirit of the entire mechanically close to perfect and if th his spirit was typical ofthat which iBJUHHNB ClINTKSrr a real treat SUNDAY DINNER AT THE READY-TO-WEAR moved the entire team He waited three years fox his chance and never admitted defeat' An injury he received after paving the way for the final touchdown with his beautiful punt return may keep him out of the rest of the season but the game he played today will never be forgotten at Notre Dame Capt Comer Jones played a very fine game for Ohio State causing our offense a lot of trouble particularly in the first half backing up the DRAKE TAP ROOM I i It i -1 rj We still have approximately two hundred ready to wear suits left in our stock The sizes are broken but there are still many desirable suits We want to dispose of all of them this week individual victory although several of the players may have appeared to stand out above others because of certain brilliant plays It was not1 simply a team victory It was a squad victory in which the boys on the bench did just as much as those on the field They never lost confidence and never quit fighting Ohio State has a fine team large fast and well trained They came out with a lot of nerve and dasn Their line was crushing Notre Dame's plays when on defense and on offense it opened large holes for a number of fine running backs to go through for long gains Aside from this Notre Dame received a number of bad breaks In the first half which might have proved discouraging to a team with less heart We lost the ball several times on unfortunate plays and failed to come through on four or five scoring chances including one in the fourth quarter Our best break came in the tineNerle -Wendt left end played a for Ohio good defensive game too ww Today Menu State while Hamrick at tackle was one of the best offensive blockers Joe William proved to be Crita af Taawto Cralan Prim Mbs af Beef aa Jus all he was supposed to "be as a running back andDick Heekln also per Fried Spring Chlehea Beaet Lrr ef Spring Ltab Mint Sauce Maihed Patataes Pres ned BrauMls Hproals Pineapple Fritters Len men $4500 Suits (n nr reduced to $2250 $1500 One Group Bad Patterns choice Values to $4500 Hanes Iceberg Lettuce Boqaefart C'beeue Itresulnr elad Fralt Sail last quarter when a pass was ruled complete deep in Ohio State territory The ruling was not followed Cheeelata Layer Cake Vanilla Ire Cream Hot Rella Ceffee Tea Milk formed well during the short time he played Both Pilney and Fred Carideo who also was injured probably will be out of next week's game with Northwestern The Wildcats have been coming along like a brush fire with an 80-mile gale behind it They nearly beat Purdue in their first conference game lost to Ohio State by 28 to 7 almost beat Minnesota last week and then came through with a 10-to-7 victory over Illinois today which gave them just the confidence they have lacked previously Notre Dame undoubtedly wUl react downward next week after terrific battle and it will be very hard to stop the Northwestern climb back to its old eminence 50 SPECIAL Planked De Luxe T-Bone Steak ANGELUCCI RINCO however by a touchdown and had little bearing on the outcome Without detriment to any other member of the team Fd like to single out one player who meant a lot in the Notre Dame victory He was Andy Pilney who played the game of his life when the going was tbe toughest Notre Dame had known for a long time that Andy was potentially the great football player he was against Ohio State One thing and another held him back sometimes injuries Sometimes little mistakes until the biggest game of his Raaereatlona tor Pmrtlaa or Banquet Private Dintna Rooms Mo Extra Charts Lexington 300 Main St Phone 3488 Fashions For Men' Just West of the Strand 333 Weit Short (Copyright 1935 by Christy Walsh Syndicate Inc) A.