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THE CX)MMEBCIAKAPFEA1C MEMPHIS SUNDAY tMORNING- OCTOBER 15 28 1911 BHBTHEBS THIOUPI OlEflMEDS 1CTOO 11GB SCHOOL LOSES ViPOPBLIR STBdEIIT LONG BUI1S FUTURE IMDElilLT ilCTOriT High School Captain 1 yi Succumbs to Typhoid i i Roy DeatK Touches School Friends Deeply 'di 1 Lightweights Showed Superioi Form Despite Handicap Rose 'Poly-t Proves Easy- for i Commodores Score 33-0 1 Vs 'CeV' LACK OF FINISH NOTED FUNERAL AT-FORESTALL CAPTAINS MORRISON STARS llmtor Elrvra la Far Varsity Service By Pastor of MeLeaiore Ave- Rum TwcntyaElght Yards for First and Soares Soeoad an Kara th Weak at Ofn aoe Christian Church This Afternoon Skra at 1 -Foot hall Players Are Plnnge Thrangh Tech ManMes Tennessee lack Helps Pallbearer i BY COVINGTON JOE WILLIAMS ROT MTNTYRE -Arrangements for the funeral of-Roy McIntyre who- died In' Pine Bluff Ark Friday were changed yesterday evening and instead of being held in the McLemore Avenue ChrbKlan Church will bo conducted at Forest Hill cemetery The death of young McIntyre was a shock to tho numerous friends he had In the city as he was one of tho most popular of the younger set He was In tne graduating -ilaae of the high school and Would have finished in February Two weeks ago young McIntyre was stricken with- typhoid fever and he was taken hpme His remains were brought here yesterday evening for interment He was for inreMl years a member of the football team and a star of this team-- He was noted for hi athletic ability a well as his gentlemanly deportment and ochoiarsblp -He wes Just IS years of ago and was the son of Mr and Mrs McIntyre who left Memphis a year ago to make their home In Fine Bluff Prior to that time the-family resided In Memphis five yeais' and Mr McIntyre was manager of the Rim and Bow Mill In North Mem- Shla Tho family came here from Vlcks-urg where Mr McIntyre was engaged in the mill business for a- number of years A number -of friends from Pino Bluff Next Sunday Monday or Tuesday October 22 23 and 24 1911 Don't Miss the Big: Ad on Sunday You Must Have the Coupon It Appears but ONCE I On Sunday October 221911 1 Whatever bopea the Tenneasee XMi cherished of cutting a swath in collegiate circles this fall were considerably dented when they went down Ignoralnous defeat before the Christian Brothers College yesterday score to Tho vanquished gladiators outweighed the Brothers by many pounds 1 but that natural advantage was the only trump they held And at times this card failed to take a trick proving- a handicap rather than an asset in the face of thd speed and skill Only In twp quarters did the Meds have their opponents on the defensive for a dangerous length of time that being in the second and third quarters At all other timed the lightweights were the aggressors carrying the light on in the territory Many reasons eould be offered for the poor showing of the tyro physicians but the principal one was lack of -training There was absolutely no finish to the squad's play the line charged well at times but poorly at others and the ends did more blocking than tackling If the machine bas been well trained It failed to reflect Its knowledge for many men- tal and manual fallacies marred the work Especially was this true when the Meds were forced to -the defensive Three different times in two quarters Coach warriors worked a shift formation for- handsome one sixty-yard simply because tho Meds refused to shift the tsckle snd guard to cope wim the reinforced attack Weak at Opea Came The conflict which opened the loeal season was supposed to demonstrate the ng qualit how a 'light crew-could equalising tie such hybrid plays as the forward pass snd onslde kick clash successfully with heavier eleven It failed to show this because the Brothers completely outclassed Coach squad- eveft when straight football tactics were -used-On end runs and line smashing plays the Meds efforts fell below the standard rreated by thblr lighter fqes 1 At tho open game however neither team experienced what mightbe termed flattering success Only two forward passes proved successful each team getting one through Numerous onsldfe kicks wars employed qnd generally brought- good gains These gains were' due though more to the illegal interference In the twenty-yard xone than to anything else Both crews were faulty In this respect It was Illegal interference by a Brothers' In tho second half that gave the athlete Meds their grandest opportunity to score when they lost the ball on the one-yard line But on the next play the Meds were offside and the penalty gave Bland ample latitude In which to kick out Of 'longer Interference Factor The first quarter opened with the Meds kicking off White toed the ball down tho field twenty yards Gulnee- returned the punt fifteen and a play over tackle netted nothing McDermott kicked' forty yards snd a end downed tho runner with a small gain Here the Meds were penalised for' holding and charge began their -flight toward the-opponent's line Aided by' brilliant interference and scintillating broken field tuns by Quarterback Oulnee snd Halfback Ross the Brothers rushed the ball to the- ten-yard line where tho quarter snrled One minute after tho start of tho succeeding period-the weorers of tho purple snd gold 'crossed tho the first time It been blurred this season Tho little quarter barked Take your favorite jpipo-be sure it's dean and draws freely Forked -Deer la not intended for cigarette use) THEN do the same with your favorite brand That we will buy for yon to make the tost COMPARE the two tobaccos See which is tho smoothest richest most satis- Fill np your pipe with FORKED DEER it CLEAR Smoke It CLEAR TO THE END fytajmost aromatic! 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NASHVILLE Tenn Oct Vanderbilt-defeated Rase Poly today 88 to A Freeland kicked off -to Kane the hall going only ten yard Rose Immediately tried a forward pass and failed then punted and recovered taking the ball to Vnndys 20-yard Une Ruse tried 'another pas Vanderbilt Intercepting the baUL Vandy then started a march down tho field hut was penalised i time after time Capt Morrison finally ran 28-yards for th first score In the second quarter Ha nidge tried for field goal but failed Rose- punted trom the 25-yard line and-Ray Morrison returned the ball 65 yards-hut was called buck and penalised for holding After hard runs by -the Morrison brothers Sykeo and Hardage Ray Morrison went rer center for a touchdown At this time Boensch the 125-pound quarter went in and arter several trials made the third touchdown Vanderbilt kicked off and Rose soon punted Van derbilt was penalised and" Kent- Morri son punted 55 yards After exchanging puntn Robbins ran S0ysrds for a touchdown The ball was on 30-yard lino and in possession at tho end of the third quarter 'Metiger Plunges Again Rose fought like a -demon in tho last Juarter as they had tho whole game but loensch ran forty yards for tho fifth touchdown After playing up and down the field Metxger went over lef tguard for the last score Metxger' proved to gain ii did Sykes who alternated at full and end- Ray Mur- mo a ansa MU kllU iwjr MUI rlson was only allowed to play about eighteen minutes Rose fought from whistle to whistle her tackier playing great ball Vanderbilt tried her new lineup which well Line-up: Position Rose Center forge and Ratterman C' Brown and Murrah Right guard and Sullivan Covington and' Darwin Left guard Pogoennee Tom Brown Right tackle VVent Freeland Left tackle Gray (capt) Brown and Martin Right end Lammers and Gillum Metsger and Beard Left end Doming Hardage and Robbins Right half Sheldon and Templeton Collins 'and Morrison Left half-' Walllek Sykes rand- Metsger Fullback1 Morrison and Boensch Quarter Nhf Boensch Quarter Nhf R' Morrison 2 Boensch 2 Robbins 1 Metzger 1 Goals Boensch 8 Officials: Walker (Virginia) Umpire Craymer (N W) 'Field Allen Brown (V) Lineman (V) Adams (cy WEIGHT BIRMINGHAM Ala Oct Georgia profiting' from itl advantage in weight defeated Alabama here this afternoon 11 to 2 Tho game was an excellent exhibition of modern football and was witnessed by a crowd of 15000 people McWhorter following the recovering ot a punt fumbled by Moody quarterback carried-the balover the line for the first touchdown In tho opening quarter' In tho second quarter Alabama5 reaping the benefit of a 65-yard run by Baum gartner scored when Moody drop-kicked the -ball through the Georgia bars Tho third quarter Was without score hut in the fourth McWhorter following a poor punt by Moody went over the Alabama line for tho second touchdown Line-up: 6 i-' Alabama Position Georgia VandegTjaaff Left end Powell Left tackle Harrell Keller Ieft guard iucss Barnett Center Covington Cloflne Hicks Right guard Peacock Right tackle Maddox -Powell Baumgartner- Right end Tuck Moody Quarter 'Woodruff Courtney Bowden Harsh half 1 Powell McDowell i- Flnnell Right half McWhorter A Vandegraaff Fullback Malone Summary: Touchdowns McWhorter 2 Goal from Moody goal after Powell Referee Hamilton (Van derbilt) Umpire Elgin' (Nashville) "Field Coureoux (Birmingham Hlgh)l linesman Couselman (Birmingham BLOCKED PUNT BEATS MERCER SAVANNAH Ga Oct 16 Citadel' speedy little bunch today defeated their heavier Mercer opponents 6 to 0 A blocked punt was tho cause of tho lone score of the game Citadel used the forward pass successfully several times Irwin's work was the principal feature- Lineup: Citadel Gibson and Wallace Left end: Jameson Walsh Left tackle Keller Conger and McWhorter Left guard A Bradford Woods Center Frice Knapp and Stanton Right guard' Forester Ducketts Rlgnt tsckle Mills Robinson snd Shuler Right end Zellars Folgor Left half Foxworth Bus Right half lr In Brunner Fullback'4 Norman Martin Quarterback Cook Summary: Touchdjown Gibson Time of quarters 13 minutes each Referee Umpire Long Fleld Judge a Cann Head Dowling AUBURN DEFEATS CLEMSON CLEMSOX 8 Oct Auburn defeated Clemson 29 to IK in a -clean hard fought game Three touchdown in the first half snd two In the second was ths way they were scored Auburn outweighed Clemson 12 pounds to the man The majority of gain were made through the line The Tigers fought hard against big odda Line-up: Auburn Position '1 Clemaon -Pitta Thegpin Center Sctylletier Burna- 1 Thexpin Lef guard Bell Bonner (C) Left tackle Gandy Mellette Right guard Ferry Limb Right tackle Britt Coguell Lomseller Robinson Left end Gray Lewis Cogden LoiiMeller: Right tackle-VW Perry Newell Quarterback Blsrell C) Coggswell Left hajf Webb Coggswell Manning Keasley Right halfKangeber Davis Hart1: Full Webb Summary: Referee Innis Brown (Vanderbilt) Dean- Hill (Tech)- SPRINGDALE FORFEITS GAME FORT SMITH Ark' The game between Springdale -and Van Buren- Hlgn School -team ended in a row in the Aral-half wherr- Springdale lost a protest on touchdown made by- a Van Buren player that tied the score 6 to 6 Spring-dale claimed tho runner went ut of tho to Van line The game was forfelte Buren 1 to 0 by the referee Ldge Thl Sa mete a Iseo Is the only great clear Havana elgar for-6c XsHsrly Has That Parttenlar Salt 4 4 You are looking Tor and the price le right He makee Clothes at 418 Main sL i 's 54 HATS- Removal price 2 GKO TIDWELL A CO O-JO TIE'- CLARKSVILLE Tenn Qct Vanderbilt Training School and Southwestern 'Roy McIntyre captain of the 1911 Central High School eleven' has battered the line for the last 'time No more will be skirt around an end for ns of his famous scintillating end runs which made his name a household word In local scholastic circles a ho was affectionately called by bis partners in sport succumbed to an attack of typhoid at his home In Pine Bluff Friday after a lingering illness His untimely end leaves an Irreparable rent in uis many friends hearts as-well 'as the backfield of Coach machine Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the McLemore Aveuue Christian Church Interment will be at Forest Hill Cemetery given the ball and while Tom shea bowled over twtf for an end run 'Ross was tackier and Campbell floored a third the runner stiff-armed sn end and planted1 the ball behind the uprights Bland missed goal Meds Show Flash After being scored upon Captain crew took a decided brade and for a while played a nobby article of ball The session ended with the ball on -tho thirty-yard line In the second half accelerated the completion ot no floou OHM ooattlil headwork the second score After 'Ross run round the right wing for fifteen -yards- a' forward pass formation was called The fighting forwards of the Meds broke through however forcing Oulnee to either hurry his throw or run himself whereupon he hiked for the line and tallied a comparative eesy- touchdown as the Meds had been sucked In by the pass formation tho execution of which would have probably proved fatal if worked under the circumstances Oulnee- missed goal The total often was added to In the' final chapter when Tom Shea ran sixty yards for a -touchdown after using -the shift formation as related above Fenton Gulnee kicked goal Line-up: Positions Tenn- Meds Giaden Left end Witherington Hays PerenIvLeft tackle Kitchen Quinn tIaft guard Smith- Shea- (c)- Faltb Gulnee Right tackle Hillsop Leatherwood Bland Right --end Croat Gulnee Quarterback Buck (c) Rosa Left Browne Skelton Shea Right half "White Campbell- McDer- mott Griffin Fullback Klncado Summary: Touchdown Tv-C Gulnee Rose- Shea' Goals from Gulnee Buckingham (Princeton) Denny- (Davidson) Field Tucker Rucks (Tennessee)- Bernstein (Tennessee) HIGH SCORES 101 POINTS: Betters 1 Season's 1 Record In Victory Over Miller Sekool Routing the Miller i school -eleven by ic overwhelming tally of 101 to 0 Coach Tucker's -Central High school machine mad its- local debut yesterday morning In' -a moot auspicious manner High's total betters the record achieved by Arkansas "University over the Mis-'sourl Normals two veeka ago when 101 points were i amassed i ii i Miller was outweighed by Coach pupils and weak defensively the score would indicate they did not I have- many opportunities to demonstrate thglr offensive powers However tho Millerites put -up- a plucky game and tho (three figures presage' a successful son-for the-' in for the0 green gold squad Despite the recent losses suffered at the hands of an' unkind Fate the High team looked like -a winner' The line worked with maehlne-llke precision and the back field showed lots of speed Every warrior displayed a thorough knowledge of the spot and missed tackles and out" occurrences were as sporadic as commendable plays were numerous LOCAL LAD SEWANEE STAR Cart: Mfpr rf tVork Fgatares Victory Over Canfle Heights 1 SEWANEE Tenn Oct 14 Sewanee defeated Cattle Heights today by tho score of 26 to' 0 Four-touchdowns three goals kicked and asafety made the count Two touchdowns --were the -work of Johnny Myers of Memphis while the other conic were made by McClannahan This and -Myers were the stars othe perform-Tlme after time one or the other circle tho 'end and hit tho line or bring down a forward pass for long gains and' both played a great defensive game Tho visitors executed the forward pass successfully hut otherwise could do nothing against the' mountain lads Both sides ured-a number of substitutes Line-up: Castle Sewanee' 'V Position- Heights Gillem Right end: t-vyatkln McClannahan end Carter Parish Left tackle Porter Albright Holt iOenter- Burns Stony 'Right guard Cowan Gallor Right tackle: Fowlkes Myers Quarterback -Love Dexheimer Right half Godfrey half Rogers Parker Swain Smith Summary: Myers 2 McClannahan 2 Goals McClannahan 2 Gallor Brown Latham Field Ambruster of 8 8 Umpiri Time OLD LOU EASY VICTOR BATON ROUGE- La Oet The Tigers put another on the credit side of their account today 1 defeating the teachers fronl-tho State Normal by the score 6f43 to 0 It was an-easy victory the normal boys being entirely too light for tho Tigers but tho contest was a ragged exhibition of the great colege game The Tigers went in with a shifted lineup three of the regular men Wallet halfback Reilly tackle and Evans half being out of the game Lineup: -Normal Positions L8 Sevens Center Hall Jscksori Right'gusrd Thomas dc) Reeves Left guard Whitehead Pott Rights tackle Hair Gosserand Norrfd Left tackle Button McCook Right end Howell Duncleman 'Left end: Dupont Ducournau (c) Quarter Houts -r Johnson Bernes Left half -M F' Johnson Johnson Phillips Fullback: McHenry Bsbln JscSon'Right'hslfu: Gosserand Evans Sdmmsry: 8 '48 -Normal 0 Touch-Thomas' Howell M- McHem Johnson Hair nry i Johnson Evan nt Goal' from1' Du-F Lallv (L U) Um iss ohnson 6 Referee Nelltgsn (Cornell) Field Brs-seale (YxleV Head Noblett (L IL Goyerv Time of qiiar- id 8 TEAMS TUSSLE TO TIE' PARIS Ocl? li-The Grovo' football team of Paris met -the Cumberland City -team 'this aftenroon ln a-hotly contested battle In which' the flnal sooro was a to-0 -It wai-agood gainq and aensatlonal plays were made and Beasley for Grove and McCul-lom snd Lorwory for tho vlsltora Tho visitors averaged pounds and th locals 140 When the gam closed tho locals wore on th riaitors' tanitory Most unique thing in the line of smoke that ever struck Memphis Miss It! Watch this paper and your dealer' window accompanied the family to the city tenlay and will attend the funeral today Schoolmates of the deceased pay him the tribute of saying that he was the most popular boy that ever attended high school Wayne Deupnee manager of -the high school football team yesterday named the pall-bearers who are requested to meet at the undertaking establishment of' Norris Co thte afternoon at 2:30 The pall-bearers active and honorary are members of the 1911 football teank and are as' follows: Activf Charles Bender Andrews Robert Roudebush Howard Moore John Roulhae' Hugh Chandler -Waldemor Zimmerman and Wayne Deupree Honorary--Prof Tucker Cecil Sellers Coleman Burns Richard Bowen Jeff Matmon John Dodge James McCormack and Earl 1 -The funeral will be conducted by the Rev Riddell pastor of the McLemore Avenue Christian Church ARK SMOTHERS DRURY Raiorbeek 'Roll Up a Total of 66 to 5-Potato FAYETTEVILLE Ark Get After playing Drury College off their feet for two quarters today trampling them under their feet In a merciless manner Arkansas let tho collegians get -away for touchdown- In jthe third quarter and ths Rasorbacks won 06 to 6 Drury- had th ball and: was forced to punt Guynes muffed the punt and Foster recovered carrying the ball over for a touchdown -After that Arkansas renewed their vigor of the first half and the collegians never again got In striking distance of the goal Arkansas opened whirlwind fashion scoring her first' touchdown after three minutes of play Arkansas was Invincible against tho attempts of the collegians to break up tho play the first half Drury attempted to carry the ball only ones and was thrown for a losa- Five times they punted on-the first down -The line plunges of Phillips fallback were a feature of the game He splintered the line at times making 10 and 20 yards -before being stopped Protected by" a perfect Interference expert' received the -kick-off In the first quarter and sprinted tho -entire distance of the field for a touchdown In the second half many of Arkansas scrubs -were used -y Position Drury Stimmets Right end Baldwin (c) Right tackle -Hawkins Right guard -Scheirloch Center Msi-f Left guard Roth well Left tackle Jacobson Left end Dillard Bradford Estes Hinton dr Huntley Stillman Berry Turner- Harrison Cypert Quarterback Right half Collins Fyan May Droner foster Left half Wood Phillips Young v- Stover Fullback Wasson Summary: Phillips 2 Cypert Turner 2 May -t Estes 2 Droner Harrison 2: Foster Goals Berry 2 Guynes 2 Harrison 1 Wilson of Kansas Wham of Illlnoji Field Guynes lllpa Kansas Wham of Illinois Field Judge Futrall head linesman Wood Time of halves 30 and 20 CENTRAL STARTS WELL 1910 Conquerors Trim All-Star Alnmnl Eleven DANVILLE Ky Oct 14--Central Uni-ned verslty opened the season this afternoon by defeating the all-star alumni eleven the score of 80 to Many old players teams of the last four years returned the effects of their four weeks' practice and played mid-eeseon ball On next Saturday they will meet the Vanderbilt eleven at Nashville It Is expected that the team will demonstrate that It is on a par--with that of 1910' Line-up: Position Alumni'' X-iCc Center Harlan Pritchard- Left guard Peter Andrews (c): Right- guard Bedrlnger Ramsey Right tackle Me Connell itamsey Right tackle McConnell Winn Left tackle dd Schults Right end Hutton Walker Left end Clarke Quarterback Rodes McClure Right half Lapsing Wilhelm Le ft half Bruce Thompson: Fullback Simms TUMBLES ATLANTA Oct With Cook and Gores circling the ends for large nine and Patterson and Coleman plunging 'through tho lino Tech defeated Tennessee here this afternoon 24 to 0 All the scoring was done in tho first and -fourth quarters '-twelve points being scored In each in the second and third quarters both teams fumbled to a largo extent On but three occasions during the game did Tennessee make first down 5-yard run through a broken field for the first touchdown was the spectacular feature-of tho game Line-up: Tech Position -Tennessee Ssncheg Left end Carroll 1 McClure Left tackle' Leuhrmano Left guard Ioeh enter Means Right guard Sinclair -Right tackle 1 Black Alexander Thomason Right end Lindsey -v Pritchett -i Left half Applewhite Donolson Cook4 -t Fielder: TECH Fondev Lokett Patterson (c)l: Fallback Tompkin Coleman ji Quarterback Branch (cl Summary: Patterson i Cook 1 Goals from touchdowns Patter -son A Time of 12VA minutes Referee Bob Blake (Vanderbilt)- Dr Mooney (Mooney) Field Judge McGallie (Cornell) Head Dr Strout (Mercer) Right half FOOTBALL FOE PARAGOULD PARA GOULD Ark Oct': Football enthusiaats of this city have been doing a great deal of practice at the League baaeball park during the past few weeks preparatory to meetln lng visiting: teams Among the games iled scheduled for th season 'is ona with Corning i Ark and th v- team from Christian Brothers College of Memphis Looking "for" Clothes A Look at Walsh the And oomothlng Leaves the cleanest pipe! 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