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THE STATE: COLUMBIA 8 SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 25 1932 8 Star Leads Purple Hurricane to 25 to 6 Victory A SERIES FIXTURE DEVILS BLANCH CALVINIST CATS i Duke Puts Skids to David son Opener THIRTEENTO ZERO Nick Lane? and Charlie Pierce Stage Ineffectual Punting Duel Due to Rain Durham Sept (API-Some 7000 fans saw tha Duke university Blue Devils triumphantly open the 1932 gridiron season hen today by walloping a furiously fighting Davidson eollega outfit 13 to 0 Tha game was a typical season opener with few thrills and several errors of omission and commission on the part of both elevens A light rain fell through the second and third periods causing both teama to throw out cautious signs As a result Nick Laney and Charlie Pearce the left-footed Davidson back staged a punting duel Neither made any greet headway Duke registered its first touchdown about the middle of the first quarter Captain Lowell Mason hit center for two yards and the tally The play climaxed a 50-yard drive that started with Laney's sprinting 23 yards after taking Pearce'a punt in midfield to put the bell on Davidson's 37-yard stripe Practically an entire new Duke teem swung into action just before tne fourth quarter started After an exchange of punts Duke took the bell on 48-yard line Abbott and Cornelius collected a first down and Cornelius added five more yards Then Bob Cox swung into action marching the ball to the 20-yard line On hie next try he eased through the line for II yards but waa penalized for crawling putting the bell on the nine-yard fine Getting three yards at a dip he went over on his third attempt hurdling the Davidson line for tiia tally Cornelius place-kicked for the extra print The lineup: Davidson Pm Duke Morgan le James Wagner It Crawford Hand eeeeeiiegsig If etiiMM Shock Gardner (c) Sink Rives rg Andrews Whitfield rt Porreca Morris re Rogers Mackerel qb Enhier Pearce lh Laney Peabody rh Brownie Hutchins fb Mason (e) Score by periods: Davidson 0 I 0 I Duke 4 I I 7-13 Duke touchdowns Mason Cox Prints after touchdown Cornelius (placement) Officials: Referee Cheeves (Georgia) umpire Se-bring (Kansas Aggies) headlinesman Hackney (UNC) field judge Frew (W and L) MAROONS OF STAGG BUTCHER MONMOUTH Chicago Sept Amos Alonzo 41st squad of Chicago Maroons today gave him a point for every year of hia service on the midway as they opened their season with a 41 to 0 victory over Monmouth col' lege The greatly outweighed Scots made the Maroons battle for everything but after roe brief drive in the first period sagged and played defensive football the rest of the afternoon The Maroons handled Stagg! new shift in good style end demonstrated to the crowd of 18000 spectators that just as suspected they were stranger then any other Chicago team in several years Morocco imported more American farming machinery in the first half at this year than it did in the corresponding period of 1931 In Harbin Manchuria at present ere about 300000 Chinese 60000 Russians 5000 Pries 5000 Japanese end 5000 Koreans On his 100th birthday Silas Vivian of Plymouth England told of seeing a woman publicly hanged at Exeter when he was boy FLYING SQUADRON BOWS IN DEFEAT University of Kentucky Shuts Out I KERCHEVAL IS HERO Every Opportunity Slade to Count by Versatile Star of Blue Grass Cats Lexington Ky Sept University of Kentucky defeated Virginia Military institute here today 23 to 0 in one of two strictly Southern conference games of the day which generally saw the conference get into action Coach Horry Gamsge apparently found an able descendant of hia famed Kelly in one Paul Ker-chovaL versatile sophomore quarterback who figured in about all the commotion of the afternoon Halfback Darby opened the first scoring threat with a 25-yard sprint to Ts three-yard line where Kercheval plunged over Kercheval then piece-kicked the extra print By his punting Kercheval kept on the defensive in the second quarter although the cadets once reached 35-yard line only to lose on a fumble The period was cordese As if to establish his versatility Kercheval contributed field raid from placement in the third period at hart range Bach Kentucky halfback ran back a punt 57 yards for a touchdown in tiie final quarter but kick was blocked A fumble on the ten-yard line brought the final score Kercheval bucked it over in two attempt! and place-kicked the final point Hie lineup: Kentucky Poe Parrish le Walker Drury It Howe Davidson II slf Hilliard Seale Nimmo Blevins mf an rg Kostainsek Skinner rt Rupert mm mm ZV a Kercheval qb Bach ea aea mmm lh Darby rh Goodman fb Score by periods: Kentucky 7 2 VML 0 0 0 Scoring: Touchdowns Kercheval (2) Bach prints after touchdown Kercheval (2) placement field goeL Kercheval (placement) Substitutions: Tackle Wagner Montgomery guard Gibson fullback Mit-ler Cassidy End Duff Murphy Fry center Luther James halfback Foster Asher Halfback Seigel Dunn guard Burgess Zimmerman quarterback Morgan end Gilmer tackle Morchead Jones Officials: Referee Lane (Detroit) umpire Lambert (Ohio State) head linesman Maxwell (Ohio State) field judge McPhail (Ohio State) LIONS OF COLUMBIA DEVOUR MIDDLEBURY New York Sept 24 (AP) Columbia trounced Middlebury college 51 to 0 in the opening football game of the season before 15000 fans here today Clifford Montgomery lamer Kiski prep star led tiie Lion attack scoring three of the eight touchdowns contributing to the scoring of three others GOBBLERS STRUT STUFF AGAINST ROANOKE Blacksburg Vs Sept With succession of long runs behind effective interference Virginia eleven defeated Roanoke college 32 to 7 in the opener today Morgan raced 73 yarda off tackle for the first touchdown Robinson dived six yards for the second end Casey ran a kickoff beck 97 yards for the third all in the first quarter scoring summary: Touchdowns: Morgan (2) Robison Casey Mills Extra print Hite Morgan Roanoke: Touchdown Miley extra print Barnett Officials: Referee Parrish Umpire Press Heed Linesman Cuddy Score by quarters: 20 0 6 Roanoke 0 0 7 Burleigh Grimes veteran spit ball artist who helped put the Cards ever In tha laet series appears this year with tha Chicago Cube In the big struggle with the New York Yankees Sickness has taken the edge off of Burleigh's hurling skill but expecting to get In a few licks during the aeries battles (Associated Prate Photo) Six Day Bicycle Race Starts Monday Here American Legion and Number of Merchants Sponsor Program Backed Up by Good Show Event Will Run Until Next Saturday Night DEMON DEACONS TIE TARHEELS Wake Forest Holds North Carolina SCORELESS CONTEST Never a First Down for Baptist Chapel Hill Threats Fail to Go Over Chapel Hill CL Sept 24-AP)-Scrappinf like fury defensively but absolutely unable to get any offense to dick Wake Deacon foot-bell teem today surprised the University of North Carolina Tarheels Tha opening football game between the two teama ended in a acorelesa tie The Deacons were unable to negotiate a first down and never held the bell offensively within Carolina's half of the1 field while Carolina's threats came to an end often mighty close to Wake goal when tiie battling Baptiste would rally Owen Captain Green rod Hood led the defense play A very light drizzle fell during part of the first half rod the game was played under heavily clouded skies Some 7009 persons sat bundled In raincoats in the stadium momentarily expecting a downpour The lineups: Wake Forest Foe North Carolina Hindi a Walker Grant Iieimi alt is Hodges Keaoler lislf oe Fhilpott Owen Underwood Deongelis rg Newcombe Chatty rt 4 Smith Green re Well qb Wilson lh Peters rh Lawhorn fb Score by periods: Waka Forest 9 0 0 North Carolina 0 0 0 Brewer (Maryland) referee Sholar (Presbyterian) umpire Newton (Loyola) linesman Bates (Sewanee) field judge Cozart Chandler White 4 Crootn Laasiter PERRY DEFEATS SATOH FOR PACIFIC THRONE Las Angeles Sept Frederick Perry second ranking tennis player of Greet Britain won tiie singles championship of the Pacific Southwest tournament today in scintillating straight set victory over Jiro Satoh Japan who already had beaten two of the world's best players to reach the finale The score eras 1-2 1-4 7-5 The stray of Cinderella was popular in Germany in the 16th century Special MITE SHOW SUNDAY featuring Cheg Davifc and Gal" Cobb Famous Blackface Comedians FAST STEPPING CHORUS SINGING STAGE BAND SPECIALTY DANCERS Price 25c Colored Gallery 10c (No Feature Picture) Entirely Different Show from the One to Be Presented Monday and Tuesday CM PAv $1985 CA vaiOsUv Famous G0O AA fOAiVU Track ALLEY IS HERO FURMAN VICTORY Visitors From Newberry Definitely Turned Back EVEN FIRST PERIOD Indian Defense Crumbles Under Attack of Trade Stair Graenvfflq Sept 24-AP)-Wlth lories Alley track atar playing the leading role Furman uni verm ty ovar-powered Newberry eollega 25 to 6 in the opening game of the season for both teama here today After the battling Indiana held Furman on even tenna in the first quarter Alley went into the game and the visitors defense began to crumble Shortly after the second period opened Alley shot over end cut back and raced 43 yards for the first touchdown Furman later took the hell on Ha 38-yard line Kearns reeled off ax yards on a double pass Alley twisted tor 21 yards and on the following play (printed 35 yards around end for the second touchdown Dorn missed both goals and the half ended with the Hurricane leading 12 to 0 In the third period Bepasky Newberry quarterback passed to Weaver who made a beautiful catch and a 10-yard gain Bob Griffin intercepted a pass on the next play and returned it 15 yards to Newberry's 21-yard line Straight rushes took the bail over Griffin making the touchdown Adair kicked goeL Hie fourth period saw Newberry core Clary intercepted a Hurricane pass putting the ball on 31-yard line Smelco's rushes a seven-yard pass Bepasky to Weaver and a five-yard penalty put the ball on the one-yard line From here Smelco bucked it over for a touchdown Lambeth missed the try far point Alley returned the game and alternating with Putt carried the ball 51 yards to the three-yard line In a series of bucks and end runs Hera Bob Smith plunged across Adair missed the goal Newberry showed marked improvement over laet year's eleven when Dutch charges were downed by Furman 26 to Ol Furman also Impressed by its opening showing its first game under the tutelage of Paul McLeod brilliant dashes were easily die feature of the game Smelco played a splendid game for the Indians and Pipola rod and Hite renter did yoeman service Dora's tackling for Furman was outstanding A large trowd saw the game The Hurricane rolled up 18 first downs while Newberry made 1L Furman completed but one pass for nine yards had one intercepted and one grounded The Indiana negotiated two aerials for 27 yards had three intercepted rod six grounded Newberry was penalized 20 yards Furman 115 yards The line-ups: Furman Newberry Wood le Pipola Bice It White Jay If Pallante Mitchell Hite Pedro rg Valley Dorn rt Dawkins Adair re Lambeth Jones qb Bepasky Smith lh Smelco Kearns rh Clary Griffin fb Taylor Score by periods: Furman 0 12 7 0-25 Newberry 0 0 0 Scoring: Furman touchdowns Alley (2) (sub for Jones) Bob Smith Griffin Point after touchdown Adair (place kick) Newberry touchdown Smelco Officials: Referee Sherlock -(Georgia) umpire Osborne (Wofford) linesman Rogers (The Citadel) SPANKS TEACHERS SOUNDLY University Miss Sept A strong University of Miasiasippi eleven displayed a well-balanced attack today in defeating Mississippi Teachers 49-0 in the season-opening game Gunter sophomore back scored three touchdowns Burke and Curtis two each Hutson one during the course of an afternoon which saw Miss" romp to 31 first downs agaist seven for the Tutors Burke kicked one point after touchdown Score by periods Ole Miss 13 6 12 U-4B Miss Teachers 0 0 0 Bobo Beferee (Ole Mias) Howell umpire (Mississippi State) Applewhite headlinesman (Ole Mias) fie field Judge (Tennessee) Mount Zion 33 Hillcrest 6 Special to The State Winnsboro Sept Mount Zion institute opened their football season today by defeating the Hillcrest High school of DalzeU 33 to 0 Mount Zion opened up in the initial quarter with a drive that the visiting team was never able to stop The local boys outweighed their opponents and consequently smeared play after play behind the line of scrimmage The Mount Zion backs light but fast were working their plays smoothly and ran through the line and around ends for long gains McMillan's Nomoppln cures sorehead Demand PED-X Fcr the Treatment of Foot FED-X was scientifically developed solely for the treatment of this fungus disease which forma itching blisters scales or cracks on the toes and feet This antiseptic penetrates end kills the germs which breed under the skin FED-X is economically priced so get a bottle TODAY and clear up the infection before it spreads further For tale at any one of tits following local druggists: RICHLAND DRUG CO DRUG STORE DRUG STOKE DRUG CO HAMPTON DRUG CO BHANDON DRUG CO BURNETT'S DRUG STORE BRUNS LITTLE VANDY CRUMPLES MERCER BRUINS Commodores Maul Baptists of Macon IN GOOD CONTEST Roberts Bright Star of Victors in Twenty to Seven Conquest Hung Up Nashville Tsmt Sept Vanderbilt university won a 28-7 victory over Mercer university of Macon ChL hero today to open Its 1832 gridiron aeaaon before 5000 fans Weather was 'dear and cool Coarii Dan McGugin's mm met real opposition from the Georgians and fought under the handicap of having their first-string quarterback Vernon Close on file sidelines through ineligibility It wee an Impressive 67-yard march that brought Vanderbilt's first touchdown Roberts bucked through for the tally The attempted kick was bad The same Boberta skirted end 25 yards to score in the second when Mercer fumbled and Vanderbilt recovered Beaseley kicked the extra joint The third quarter was score-ess featured by the open field running of Burton Vandy beck An aerial attack brought Mercer's touchdown in the final quarter Harrison scored on a final pass from Trommerhauser Sperry kicked goeL A 61-yard run by Boberta brought the final Vanderbilt score and Beaseley again kicked goeL The lineups: Vanderbilt Mercer Meyers le Beeaor Leyrodecker It Reddick eeesealf Sperry Gracey Smith Talley rg McNabb rt Olson Foster re Harrison Henderson qb Trommer'er Boberta lh Sinkovsky rh Cimperman Fortune fb Fopeko Score by period: Vanderbilt I JJ Mercer Scoring: Touchdowns Vanderbilt Boberta (2) Mercer Harrison Points after touchdown: Vanderbilt Beasley (2) Mercer Sperry Vanderbilt: Halves Burton Whitefleld Watkins ends Shackleford tackles Berson Stray-horn Powell Guffee Halves Walden Devino tackles Dumph guard BelL Beferee Campbell CTron) Umpire Schulman (Ga Tech) Head Linesman Lovell (Tenn) Field Judge Wells (Mich) HORNSBY MAKES PROTEST TO TSAR Rajah Takes Issue With Omission From Cub Players to Cut Series Melon St Louis Sept 24-(AP)-Holding that the pennant-winning Chicago Cuba reached their under his direction Rogers Hornsby deposed manager of teem today wrote to Commissioner Lsndj in Chicago protesting against his omission from the list of players to receive world aeriea money told the Judge" he explained today though that as the man who selected aome of the moet important players of the club trained the teem and led it through the many difficulties we encountered during the early season I was entitled to consideration in the division of the money pointed out to the commissioner that we had had many tough breaks in the early part of the campaign such as the absence of Cuyler from the game the shooting of urges the failure of Grimes end other things that kept us below our real man power but in spite of it all the club was never worse than second place told him that the dub officials had differed with me in the matter of signing several players but that the players I had picked made good for the dub I helped develop Warneke Jurges end Herman They are now powerful cogs in the teams success also called Mr attention to the fact that the team was reaching its full strength Just as the Pittsburgh Pirates cracked end that the teem had reached its peak pow-under my direction From that time the team began to show its real power end it went on to win after 1 was released' Hornsby said he had not read the rules on the subject but added that he felt he deserved more than some of those who will receive full portions' the judge views the situation from my standpoint I will be happy" he added he wpll that's all right too' SANTA CLARA SCORES UPSET Golden Bean Hopelessly Tnpped in Lair for Shut Out Berkeley Calif Sept 24-(AP)-Trapped in hia own lair by a fighting Santa Clara eleven University of Golden Bear went down to stunning 12 to 0 defeat today while 50000 fans thrilled to the first victory ever scored by Santa Clara over its traditional rival Outfought on the ground and out-maneuvered in the aerial lanes Coach Bill" 1932 eleven that had been boosted as of possible national championship caliber tumbled before a team that recognized neither superior nor an aquaL The Bears received the first kickoff and made their real showing in the first few minutes of play From that time on it was Santa (Bars only Great Falla Winner Special to The State Great Falla Sept Greet Falls defeated Winnsboro hero today by a score of 2 to 0 to capture a three-game aeriea after having lost the first and winning the second and third games McDaniels emerged victorious by the aid of a home run by Carl Gibson Aside from this blow by Gibson Frye for the visitors was undisputed equal both pitch-era displaying masterful form -Greet Falls la seeking a three-gams aeries with the Bed Bows from Lancaster Great Falls ao aai 5 1 Winnsboro 1 8 1 McDaniels and Tarlton ft and Stewart FOE SWAMPED BY CRIMSON TIDE Wallops Southwestern ofi Memphis IN VERSATILE BOUT Fumble Gives Loser Only Tally Late in Final Period of Contest Tuscaloosa Ala Sept University of Alabama displayed pow er and versatility today in winning its first gridiron game of the season from Southwestern of Memphis 45-6 There were 4500 fane at the game A fumble gave Southwestern the baU late in the final period on 6-yard line from High bucked over in two attempts far the only tally of the game Otherwise the contest was a pretty steady parade of Coach Frank men who sewed seven touchdowns an varied game of pairing plunging and skirting end runs A 35-yard pass Chappell to Leech brought the first Alabama acore in the first period In the second Hughes bucked over to climax a drive The third period brought out names of other years with John Cain and gaining 18 45 and 15 respectively to count again Cain passed 22 yards then gained 23 in two tries for another Howell and Mosely advanced to 10-yard line where SeweU bucked over An intercepted pass and 20-yard advance accounted for another touchdown while still another came on Joyce's 32-yard sprint and eight-yen! plunge The lineups: Alabama (45) Southwestern (6) Swaim le Wilson Leslie It Fortroberg Hupke ig Foy Hewes McCormick Kirkland rg Bearden Godfree xt Herbert Leach xs Psirett Holley qb (c) High ChappeU lh Newton Walker rh Woniblt Cain (c) fb Isch Scare by periods: Alabama 81319-45 Southwestern 0 0 0 Touchdown: Alabama Leach Hughes Cain (2) Sewell Howell McDaniel Southwestern High Points after touchdown Alabama Holley (2) Moseley Substitutions: Southwestern Barnes Forman McCollum McCollum White Talley Givens Love Mc-Larty Alabama Gandy McMillan Lee Borrow Sms Dildy Marr Dothe-row Turner Moseley Bellini Campbell Joyce Howell Rohrdanz Hughes SewelL Officials: Beferee Ervin (Drake) umpire Moriarity (St head-linesman Mouat (Armour Tsch) field udge Waddy (Georgia Tech) Football Notes West Print Sept 23-ttJP)-Shifts behind the line featured practice today Felix Vidal of Madison Wis and Jack Buckley Waco Texas were tried out at quarterback as a successor wai sought for Ed Herb who suffered a broken ankle yesterday Vidal and Buckley were replaced as ball carrier by Tom O'Neill of Nashua and Maurice Simona of Leavenworth Kan Bethlehem Pa Sept Three weeks of hard training have whipped Lehigh football team into excellent shape for opening game against Drexel institute probable line-up will be: Friahmuth and Fortman ends Robb and Baker tackles Morse and Suvalsky guards Greene center Short quarterback Ock and Halsted halfbacks Clausa fullback New Haven Conn Sept Coach Mai Stevens is developing an aerial attack that gives promise of being the most effective Yale ever has had The first and second elevens continued drilling in the overhead game today and this passing worked out smoothly resulting often in long yardage gains Hamilton Sept 23-OJP)-John Orsi Colgate end coach who played through college on the all-Eaatem team and later in football motion pictures without being injured was in the hospital today with knee injury suffered yesterday while catching a pass during scrimmage against the vanity Annapolis Md Sept Jimmie Campbell first Ttring navy fullback from Little Bock Ark the first injured player of the season was back in uniform today ready far work The complete Navy squad et 97 players averages about 17 pounds per man It will be passible to use a first-string team avenging nearly 185 pounds Ann Arbor Mich Sept drill today was devoted largely to fundamentals Coach Harry Kipke indicated that Capt Ivan Williamson who had a strained leg would be unable to start against Michigan State October 1 Chicago Sept The Chicago Maroons will open the 1932 football season tomorrow against Monmouth college Little 19 champion last year Chicago's line-up follow: Bell etrom end Smith ends Casaela and Spearing tackles Rapp and Womer guards Parsons center Sahiin quarterback Birney and Zimmer halfbacks Page fullback South Bend Ind Sept 23-(UP)-Coech Hunk Anderson of Notre Dame will send hie first four teams into action against picked froth squads in regulation games tomorrow He said today that both Nick Lukats and Mike Koken left halfbacks would be given a chance with the same beck field and lines He also intends to try both Norm Greeney and Jack Flynn st right guard He said he might alternate at ends benching Capt Paul Host at right end in place of Hughie Devore rod dropping Frank Canale into Ed place at left end Pitt Triumphs Pittsburgh Sent 24-(AP)-Uncork-ing brand of football that made their opponents dizzy the Golden Panthers of Pitt rode roughshod through Ohio Northern today to win easily 47 to 0 The game was Pitt's opener and continues until midnight Monday riders then rest until noon Tuesday at which time they again mount their for a 12-hour grind This program to be continued each day until Saturday at 10 the grand finale A platform has been constructed out in front of the big stage and on this platform the bicycle stands are to be placed Another interesting feature is that during the week several stage attractions are to be in fact each night behind the riders on the stage will be shows that alone would be a nice drawing card Leo Koosa who had such great success with the Junior baseball team of the local American Legion post has charge of the riders Mr Berry of the A Caldwell Withers of the Columbia Record and John A Montgomery of Tha State an the judges The team pairs are Clarence Ward rod Morris Chaney (Western Union boys and had better be figured on in the winning) John Micales end Schwartz the pair on whom Mr Kooea will bestow his personal attention (and that means they must be good) Robert Cobb and Clarence Boulbard (the dark horses of the tournament) Richard McCreary and David Wolfe (and if they ride like they play baseball then the other boys had better learn to slide if they expect to win) The names of the other pair of riders are to be announcel later An event unique in sports exhibitions in this city will be held in the Columbia Township auditorium during the coming week -A six-day raca between contestants mounted upon bicycles on stands with the wheels resting upon rollers operating on the tread-mill cyclometers registering the distances traveled by the contestants This even is being put on by group of Columbia merchants with tha assistance of Strudel manager of the Township auditorium and under the auspices of Richland post of the American Legion At different times previously announced the riders will be rewarded with prizes for the best distances recorded This contest promises to be most interesting Mr Strudel has been advised that in a similar contest recently held in California one of the spectators offered the riders a substantial prize for the best mileage shown in an hour end to the surprise of many one of the riders peddled a record of 46 miles in 60 minutes of perspiring effort When the idee was first advanced it was intended to have teams from surrounding cities compete but this was found impracticable and accordingly a number of Columbia riders hove been signed up The plan is for a rider to peddle for one hour and then hia partner takes up tha wheeling for another hour and so on for the day The meet starts at 8 sharp Monday evening September 26 at the Columbia Township auditorium FOOTBALL SECTORS AT GLANCE COPELAND COHFAm From our records of over a quarter of a century in the clothing1 business in Columbia we could compile a large discriminating men of affairs in all walks of life in Columbia and surrounding trade territory who for yearg have come here each season for their clothing needs They know our methods our service and our honest effort always to keep their interests in mind To these hundreds of old customers mere words cannot express our deep appreciation THE BEST FALL CLOTHES YOUR MONEY CAN BUY see earned only a 13 to 0 margin over Chattanooga Vanderbilt beat Mercer 20 to 7 Virginia conquered Hampdro-Sydney 32 to 0 Duke beat Davidson 13 to 0 In the East there was nothing to halt the favorites as Pitt trounced Ohio Northern 47 to 0 Colgate beat St Lawrence 41 to 0 Columbia beat Middlebury 51 to 0 Villanova conquered Ursinus 26 to 2 Holy Cross however was hard pressed to sc ore over New River State of West Virginia 13 to 6 and Rutgers and Lehigh of the Three" got only ties in their opening games the former with Providence 6 to 6 and Lehigh with Drexel 13 to 11 What may be the best teem Alonzo Stagg has turned out et Chicago in some years rolled up 41 to 0 count on Monmouth but high scoring honors for the day went to Michigan State which wound up on the end of a 93 to 0 score against Alma Marquette beat Lawrence 25 to 0 and Kansas State won from Wichita 26 to 0 played practically half the game with tiie playing much better ball than the regulars The third end fourth periods were played on about even terms The Moccasins gained quite a bit through the Vri line but never threatened to Lineup: Chattanooga White Merritt Cerasds Urban Tennessee le Rayburn It Franklin lg Stewart Maples Nardo rg Frank Headrick rg Aitken Ellis re Shull Halbach qb Brackett Price lh Feathers Haswell rh SB sVWPlH Monro fiWjfnn Score by periods: Tennessee Chattanooga 7 6 0 0-13 Scoring: Feather ana Robinson Wynn placekicked print Officials: Darwin (Va) Referee Majors (Auburn) Umpire Moulton (Auburn) Head Linesman Wilson (Miami) Field Judge- Rubber can ba made by chemists from fusel-oil yielded by potato starch By the Associated Press Intercollegiate football crashed' the sports headlines yesterday with only a scattered few upsets to interrupt the usual daughter of the by the big teams The South was the center of what few form reversals turned up during the day North Carolina one of the wers in the Southron conference could get no better than a scoreless tie with Wake Forest and Washington and Lee another conference teem was forced to surrender to George Washington university 18 to 0 The two Southern conference games however followed form as Kentucky beat 23 to 0 and South Carolina whipped Sewanee 7 to 3 although the Gamecocks were forced to come from behind after trailing for three periods Maryland rolled up a 63 to 0 count on Washington college Virginia Poly walloped Roanoke 32 to 7 Alabama mopped up Southwestern (Tennessee) 45 to 6 but Tennes VOLUNTEERS FIND SNAKES TOUGH Moccasins Hold to Fairly Close Score THIRTEEN TO ZERO Subfl of Tennessee Show Up Better Than Regulars in First Game Chattanoosa Tenn Sept The Tennessee Volunteers looked for from impressive here today as they registered a 13 to 0 victory over the Chattanooga university Moccasins in their initisl game of the season Feathers halfback scored the first touchdown in the first quarter after taking a psss from Charley Vaughn sophomore halfback The second tally came in the second period when Harvey Robinson substitute quarterback went around right end from the ten-yard line Vol re Jessamine Suita at Kuppenheimer Suits at at Quality Shirts 1535 JEARNTHEWAY Jjii COLUMBIA Fall Hats Main St.