The Sunday Record from Columbia, South Carolina • 14

TULAKI ili Htuthatj yinrta VIRGINIA IN 0-0 TIE CHARLOTTESVILLE Ta Nor Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute battled to a teoreleee tie here today Virginia eurpristd the 7000 epectatore by unloosening a thrilling offense trhirh tror checked in the shadow of the goal by the itirttoni defensive play of Captain Brown and Stark NOTRE DAME WINS 20-0 BALTIMORE Md Nov A fighting Navy team held Notre Dame's powerful eleven to a 20-0 score in their fifth annual game played today before a capacity crowd of 65000 Notre Dame held scoreless in the first period made an of its points in the second Quarter for its twenty-fifth consecutive icln Latest In Sports SUNDAY NOVEMBER 15 1931 PAGE SIX GAMECOCKS BATTLE FLORIDA TO 6-6 TIE Defeat FLEMING IS is FURMAN HURRICANE ROUTS CHAD BIG RALLY IN SECOND HALF BRINGS VICTORY GREEN WAVE ROLLS TO IMPRESSIVE TRIUMPH SEWANEE IS BY AUBURN BAPTISTS FIND BULLDOGS EASY Fannin Scorn 6 Touchdowns Three in Last Period For 33-7 Win Statistics Show How Tulane ITon HERO WITH TOUCHDOWN i Bad Pass From Center Costs Gamecocks Extra Point and Ties Game From Page One of Gator linemen headed by Ter-rassL smothered Hajck Just as he picked it up one minute later and the whistle blew leaving the two were they started earlier in the afternoon It appeared to the veteran football fans here that Florida and South Carolina harked back to the past dragged out an old' tlo game and replayed It for the edification of a lsii audience it waa almost a duplication of the to 7 tie the same two teams played on the same field 10 years ago almost to the day And as In everything else copies of football games lack the sip of the originals Evenly Matched There waa little to choose between the two clubs yesterday In fact the score Indicates perfectly Just how the two teams stacked up of one and a half dosen ol the other Florida paraded over Carolina territory throughout the first half capitalising on a lucky break for a touchdown Carolina played in the shadow or the Florida goal constantly during the second half but It took a lucky pass to bag a touchdown And how else can you describe a 40-yard spinning aerial but lucky 7 Florida made nine first downs against five for Carolina But the Gamecocka outgalned the gators 1st yards to 118 And strange enough It was In forward passing tha very department In which Florida was supposed to have excelled that Carolina piled up the advantage In yardage the Gamecocks completed four of their ll aerial attempts for 125 yards while the Gators gained but 10 yards on two completed passes In seven tries Carolina gained 114 yards from scrimmage against 129 for tha Gators The crowd rather than the football game probably would have caught the attention of the caaual observer it was one of the largest football gatherings over to Jam Plant Field and certainly It was the most orderly! The (0 federal county and city police there to enforce the prohibition law had all the time they wanted to criticise the Bachman and Laval methods of manufacturing football machines The Florlda-Carollna line-ups: Florida Pes Carolina Williamson LE I Aval McClellan LT Adair Bernhard LG Hughey Spiers Hajek Osgood RG Freeman Simpson KT Meera Goodyear RE Baby Culler QB Bhlnn Davis LH Hambrlght Emelhalns KH Clary Hllsby (c) FB Blount (c) Bears by periods: Florida 0 6 0 0-6 Bouth Carolina 0 0 0 Substitutions: Florida Parnell fur Williamson Fhell for McClellan Richards for Bernhard Ferraxsl or Spiers Reid or Osgood Jenkins or Simpson Hall for Goodyear Litherland or Culler Tread gold for Litherland Davis for ltogero McMillan for Em melhalns Hughes for Sllsby Car-' ollna Fleming for Clary Wolf for Shinn Fortaon for Hughey Moore-head for Freeman McManus for Adair Dsvaughan or Meera Bost-wlck for Raby Correll for Laval Gilmore for Ilajek BY HENRY McLEMORE United Press Staff Corrspondsnt SANFORD 8TADIUM ATHENS Ga Nov 14 The greatest crowd In tha history of southern football jammed this picturesque little stadium today to watch the aptly named Green Wav6 of Tulane university roll and roar to a twenty to seven ictory over the heretofore undefeated forces of tha University of Georgia Nearly 40000 persons from every state In the South were on hand as the Green Wave battered down the Georgia breakwater and established Itself as far and away the mightiest machine in the South Not only did the victory prove Tu-lane the class of Dixie it proved beyond the shadow of a doubt that the New Orleans eleven la one of the finest In the country and must be seriously reckoned with when the time comes for the aWard of national honors Tulane' triumph today was the 10th consecutive victory scored over southern teams and kept the Green Wave riding high wide and handsome with the small and select group of undefeated major elevens Tha Tulans team that cracked Georgia today had everything Its line from wing to wing was a stone wall allowing Georgia the team that licked Yale and among others but five first downs Its backfleld composed of Don Zimmerman Papa Felts Francis Payns and Lowell Dawson did everything a backfleld la supposed to dot It gained 191 yards from rushing to 91 for Georgia and it completed four passes out of seven for a total gain of It yarda The mighty New Orleans eleven faltered but once and -that in the middle of the third quarter when Georgia slipped over a long pasa down the middle for a touchdown The game waa less than a minute old when Tulane'a line was called upon to show Its strength On the second play after the kickoff Zimmerman fumbled and Catfish recovered for the Georgians on Tu lane's 21 yard 11ns A fsw seconds later Georgia made it first down on tha six yard line At this point the Tulane line bore down to business and four Georgia smashes netted but one yard The ball went over and only threat of the day excepting of course the touchdown pass was at an end Tulane moved Into action a few minutes later when Glover's quick kick caught Georgia napping and rolled to the one yard line where It was downed by the mighty Dalrymple Georgia kicked out to its own 45 yard line A short pass and a penalty placed Tulane on Georgia's IS yard Una On tha second down Zimmerman faded deep to the right and let the ball fly Haynes right end caught it over hie shoulder on the two yard line and stepped across for a touchdown Tha extra point was added o- a pan from kick formation Dawson to Haynes Tulans started Its second touchdown drive from Georgia's 47 yard line In the middle of the second quarter In two bucks "Pa" Felts and Zimmerman slammed through the tackles for a first down on the 15 yard line On third down Zimmerman the sweetest all-round back this writer has seen this season dropped deep and tossed a high one In the general direction of Haynes Haynes who know how to drop a pass pulled It down on Georgia's 21-yard line Then came the only real break Tulane got all day On fourth down Zimmerman uncorked another pass This tlms Dalrymple who snagged the ball on Georgia's fouryard line but fumbled when Sullivan Georgia's second string quarterback charged him from the rear The official ruled Sullivan's charge illegal and gave the ball to Tulane four yards from the promised lend Felts was buried back on his first try at the line but on the second shot cracked through standing up Zimmerman's place kick was wild Tulane'a third and final touchdown cams late In the third period and followed a weak kick by Whlre Georgia fullback Taking the ball on the enemy's 26 yard line Tulane sparred around for one or two plays and then handed the ball to Payne who awung wide to his left and then cut back through for a touchdown This time Zimmerman didn't miss his placement The big moment for the Georgia supporters had come Just a fsw minutes before Payne's run when little Homer Key's pass to Mott was good for 60 and a touchdown Standing on his own 40-yard line Key swung straight down the middle Mott the same young man who ruined last Saturday took It on the dead run and out raced Payne the remaining thirty yards to the goal line Catfish Smith kicked the extra point It made the score Tulane II Georgia 7 and It seemed as if the Geor glens might stage knother of their typical comebacks Tulans was Just too much foot' nail team The game settled another little matter besides the conference championship it settled the argument that has been going on down Continued On 8econd Sport Page DEFEATED PLAINSMEN tercepted a Sewanee pasa on his own 23 yard line and Rogers advanced to Sewanert 45 yard line on an end run Rogers circled left end for touchdown shortly after the final period opened The line-ups: Auburn Sswanss Eggs LE Morton McCollum LT Patton Searcy LG French Chrletsburg Jones RG Prim RT Hsnn RE Baker QB Hattleld LH Kim orel I RH DuPrea FB Score by periods: Auburn 0 9 0 Sewanee 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Grant Rogers Officials: Referee Mouatt (Armour) umpire Hexton (Ole Miss) headlinesman Ifalllgan (Maas Aggies) field Judge Phillips (Georgia Tech) Sterling Clark Blair Stlmson Kellerman McLure Wellford Phillips Oklahoma Alleghany 0 Dartmouth 14 Cornoll 0 Harvard 7 Holy Cross 0 Notrs Dams 20 Navy 3 Colgate 21 Syracuse 7 North Carolina Stats 14 Duks 0 Auburn 12 Sswanss 0 Wisconsin 6 Michigan Reserves 0 St Johns 88 Oallaudst 7 Worcester 7 Rsnaaslasr 0 Michigan 0 Michigan Stats 0 -Bowling Green 8 ML Pleasant Tch 0 Daniaen 8 Obsrlln 8 Mt Union IS Wooatar 0 Alma 13 Kalamaioo 8 Columbia Brown 7 Middlabury 14 Vormont 12 Manhattan 12 Boston 0 Buffalo 28 Hobart Rutgers 28 Lehigh 12 Williams 33 Amherst 7 Ol i vat 22 Detroit 0 Albright 22 Mt St Mary 0 Bucknall 10 4 I LaFayatt S3 Penn Stats 0 New York 0 Fordham 0 Detroit 0 Villanova 0 North Carolina State 14 Duke 0 Maas Agglaa 77 Wagnar 0 Ohio Univ 13 Miami 0 Rhode Island 14 Conn Agglaa 0 Susquehanna 28 Washington 0 Tufts IS Bowdoin 8 Urainua 27 Swarthmora 0 Western Stats Teachers II Western Kentucky Teachers 0 Capitol II Hiram 0 Georgetown 13 West Virginia 0 Minnesota 47 Cornoll callage 7 Gettysburg 20 Muhlenberg 0 Hamilton 0 Union 0 Hampton 26 Howard 0 Kalamaioo Toaehsrs IS Bowling Groan 0 Long I aland 33 Alfred 0 Lowell Textile 30 Upaala 0 Thial 12 Niagara 0 Penn 18 Georgia Tach 12 New York Aggies II Montclair Toachara 12 Pittsburgh 22 Army 0 Slippery Rock Teachers II Waynaa-burg 0 Carnegie Tech 11 Temple IS Catawba 20 Piedmont 7 14 Haverford 0 Franklin Marchal 22 Dickinson 7 Kenyon 2S Marltta 0 Clarkson 7 Rochester 0 Drcxcl 21 St Joseph 0 Hirper and Mitchell Stir Holloway Ram 80 Yards For Touchdown BY ALLEN ROLLINS Bell scorelesa by the rugged de- fence of the Bailey line In tbe Aral Columbia High school with Boo Harper and Beddy Mitchell teaming up once again In their familiar passing roles the former on tbe Bring and the better on the receiving end defeated Bailey Mill- tary Academy on Melton Field yesterday before 2500 persons IS to Twice Harper flung passes to Mitchell to set the stage for Capital touchdowns while the other Columbia score resulted from a sustained drive a bad punt out and another pass Harper to Mitchell BREAKS EVEN Bed and Black line fought like trojans In the first half to hold the Capital offensive at bay The Greenwood eleven's only move on attack In this portion of the game brought a touchdown but the play was called back and Bailey penalised for (Tildes standing on his own 40-yard mark Holloway rifled a pass to Balph Whitaker ever the center of the line and (he Bailey back stumbled regained his feet shook off two Capital tacklers and proceeded 55 yards to cross the goaL A similar "break? went against Columbia In the second Quarter when Harper passed to Simmons tor 10 yards to 2-yard line and Konemann went over for a touchdown only to have the play called back and Columbia penalised for offsides CAPITALS SCORE The Capitals Jumped Into a T-l lead early In the third quarter when Dunaway returned kick to Bailey's 41-yard stripe Bradley Campbell and Mitchell plunged the line until the ball rested on 20-yard mark The Capitals lost the ball Just short of the 10-yard mark and when Bed Thomason was rushed os his effort to punt out from behind his own goal the ball sailed out of bounds on li-yard line two line plays netted a pair of yards and Harper then passed to Mitchell for the score Campbell lunged over for the extra point Score: Co lumbia High Bailey 0 The biggest thrill came os the next play when Carl Holloway ran back Sanders' kick 20-yards for a touchdown He gathered in the oval on his own 20 and streaked down the middle of the field cut to the left as a hole opened tj wiggled out of the grasping arms of two Columbia tacklers and (hen outdistanced the field as tha Capitals gave chase attempted placement was blocked by Dunaway Score: Columbia High Bailey Bailey elected to kick and the Capitals inarched straight to their second touchdown Bee Harper passed to Mitchell for 25 yards to advance the ball within ten yards of a score and Campbell in two line smashes went over Harper was smeared In his attempt to run after a fake pas dazzled when Noons appeared In the clear score: Columbia High 12 Bailey I The Capitals added their final touchdown In the fourth period when Harper and Mitchell ripped the Hne for gains that advanced the ball to Bailey's 20-yard mark Harper added five Campbell one and then Harper sailed another pass to Fisher for a touchdown The ball caromed off the hands of a Bailey player and finally hi arma Campbell failed to add extra point with a line Plunge Score: Columbia High 18 Bailey I KONEMANN STARS Marion Konemann was one of the most consistent runners for the Capitals gaining practically every time he ran with the ball Bradley showed up well In the role of a line smasher while Campbell also exhibited power In this capacity Bob Wilson playing in his third game of the year made several nice gains toward the latter part of the CHARLESTON Not (UP) The Inspiration of a Homecoming day crowd and the active cheering of General Charles SummeralL retired Army chief of staff now president of The citadel was not sufficient today to offset the determined offense of a driving Furman eleven and The citadel Bulldogs came out on the short and gf a 31 to 7 score By today's loss The Citadel gave up the chance for second place honors among South Carolina elevens The score was Indicative of the effectiveness of the teams practically all of the play was In Citadel territory A pass Jennings to King resulted in citadel's only touchdown Griffin's eighty-yard run In the third quarter for a Furman touchdown was tha most spectacular moment of the game Scoring: Furman I 0 7 Citadel 0 0 7 Furman: touchdowna Griffin Alley Wells Pearson Traweek Point after touchdown Traweek Wells (3) Citadel: touchdown King Point after touchdown McIntosh Officials: referee Kirkpatrick (N State) umpire Brice (Auburn) field Judge Knowlton (Tuffs' lineament MacLean (Brown) Generals Down Princeton 6-0 PALMER STADIUM PRINCETON Nov 16 Princeton once high In football circles sank to a new low level today when a faedlocre Washington and Lee team came up from Lexington Vs to administer the sixth consecutive defeat which Princeton has suffered this season this time by a 6-to-O score Going Into the air time and time again Princeton frequently advanced to the and I 20-yard line but from there further gains were Impossible Tha Princeton line was not charging and there were no holes for ball carriers to go through The Southerners registered their touchdown as the second quarter opened With Co-Captain Frank Bailey alternating with Mattox Washington and Lee advanced to the Princeton 25-yard line from where Mattox passed to Sawyer for the score Gshagan blocked Mitchell's attempted place kick In the final half Princeton threatened continually Long aerials and Draudt's excellent open field running kept the ball In Washington and Lee's territory but the Southerner's forward wall was strong when an emergency arose Plucky Play Is Pimlico Winnef BALTIMORE Md Nov (UP) Plucky Play paying $5360 for a 12 straight mutuel ticket won the Riggs Handicap from Sidney Grant another outsider at Pimlico today Both came from behind In the stretch and at the end of the mile end a half were so closely lapped that the result was In doubt until the official numbers were posted the Judges deciding that the son of My Play had won by a nose Clock Tower was third and Dr Freeland fourth SANFORD STADIUM ATHENS Ga Nov Statistics of the Tulane-Geergia football game today follows: Score: Tulano 20 Georgia 7 First downs: Tulans 13 Georgia 5 Yards gainsd from scrimmage: Tulane 191 Georgia 99 Yard lost from oerimmago: Tulans 10 Georgia 31 Fumbles: Tulans 4 recovered by opponents Gsorgia one recovered by eelf Punts: Tulons for 395 yarde avsrags Gsorgia 10 for 395 yardo average Forward passes: Complete: Tulane 4 for 83 yard Gsorgia 2 for 72 yard Incomplete: Tulans 8 Geor gia 5 Intercepted: Tulans 3 Penalties: Tulans 70 yards Georgia 30 yards Southwestern Is Loser to Aggies STARKSVILLE Miss Nov Mississippi's Aggies defeated Southwestern of Memphis 14 to 9 today In on of the most thrilling games seen here In years Candler Page sophomore end scored both of the touchdowns I nths first quarter Pegs Intercepted High's pass and raced down an open field for the first counter In the third quarter he took a 20-yard pass from Herrington behind the goal Una for another touchdown Southwestern put up a stubborn defense throughout the game hut was unable to match the Aggies' aerial offense SMALLEST BIKE DERBY What la thought to be the world's smallest bicycle is owned by Michael Daley of this town The wheels are one and five-sixteenths of an Inch In diameter and even though the model la small It Includes 115 parts The chain is made of 100 tiny links struggle Once be made 17 yards on an end run The play of Bandera Capital right tackle was outstanding in the line while Fisher Dunaway Bird Ousts Freeman Mouledous Biggs Biggs and Simmons all put up splendid games For Bailey Ralph Whitaker and Carl Holloway were outstanding as ball carriers while Jos Lawton played best In the line Hardy a reserve also played well while tbe entire Bailey team acquitted itself splendidly Line-up and summary: Columbia Bailey Fisher UR Holland Dunaway LT Lucas La Rice Hogan Bird Ousts Freeman KG Sanders KT Mouledous KK Montgomery Harper QU Thomason Bradley HH Whitaker Campbell HB Tombs Bsuknight KB Holloway Score by periods: Columbia 0 0 IS 4 19 Bailey 0 0 6 Scoring: Columbia Mitchell Campbell Fisher (touchdowns Campbell (extra point Bailey Holloway (touchdown) Substitutions: Columbia Hall Derrick Koneman Rogers Sim mons O'Brien Wilds Vincent ly-kil Jenkins Biggs Biggs Mltchel Wilson Nigel Bailey Hardy Eeye Blackatock Olilcials: McKadden (Davidson) referee Sioney (Carolina) umpire Cantey (Citadel) faeadllneaman BIRMINGHAM Abu Nov (UP) Auburn defeated 8ewanee 12-0 here today In a battle of the "Little Giants of the Southern conference scoring Its first touchdown with an aerial attack and Intercepting a Sewsnee pass to begin another touchdown drive Both teams representing two of the smaller schools of the Southern Conference who one were virtually the whole show in Dixie football and this season are giving signs of coming out of a long slump presented strong defenses Auburn showed superior power throughout the game keeping the play In Sewanee territory most of the time Sewsnee threatened In the final period but was checked when a pass over the goal Una was Incomplete Sewanee held on the three yard line to turn back an Auburn thrust early In the second period but a few minutes later Hitchcock hurled pass 37 yards to Grant for an Auburn touchdown In the third period Hitchcock in- Carolina 6 Florida 6 Furman 33 Citadel 7 Clems on 7 Alabama 74 Columbia High 19 Bailey Military Academy 6 Nebraska 6 Kansas Stats I Ohio Stats Rs Akron 0 Orevs City 41 Bethany 0 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Phipps Daniels Alexander Frasier Hous ton SUITS IN KELLY LEADS WILDCATS IN 20-TO-12 VICTORY of Wonder-Wear WORSTEDS Worsteds are the most fashionable of suit fabrics this season and always the most serviceable These are exceptionally sturdy worsteds for business wear in neat sedate dressy small pattern effects KEENAN II1I1 University of North Carolina took Its third stats victory In trouncing Davidson 20 to 0 hers this after-i noon the annual clash between the i two Carolina rivals was dedicated to the late Knute Bockne of Notre Dame under whose tutelage the coach Collins learned football Carolina scored twice In the first quarter when Croom and Krrebee fleet backs mads 25 and 65-yard runs that ended In touchdowna Pierce punting for the Wildcats kept the Big Blue horde at bay during the second and third periods but the lighter Davidson team weakened In the last quarter and tha Tarheels pushed over another marker Phipps substitute halfback bucked the ball yver after a 45-yard march from midfield The play mainly was between the two forward walls in rushing attacks Neither team resorted to aerial offensives until the cloning minutes Htaton Mclver 167-puund left guard broke through the Davidson line time and again to smear plays before they reached the scrimmage line The lineups: Davidson Raker (c) LE Wagner LT Mathis I XI Gardner Conway RG Whitfield KT Brown RE King QB Pearce LH Peabody Rll Mills KB Score by quarters: Davidson 9 9 6 8 6 North Carolina It I 0 7 20 Scoring: Touchdowna: Croom Fere bee Phipps Extra points: STADIUM Chapel 14 (UP) The North Carolina Walker Hodges Mclver Gilbreath (c) Fysal Strickland Brown Fnrebee Croom Blusser Chandler SPECIAL For MEN! 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