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oo SECTION I THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2 1921 mg- 1 Miss Aies Defeat Tulane Sewanee Linesmen Who Face Ole Miss Here rman aleTeams Toil In Grid Upset Score 14 to 6 1 To a Deadlock Score 7 to 7 Blue Eleven Scores in First Period and West Pointers Tie With a Touchdown in the Last Quarter Crowd of 80000 Witnesses Game in Yale Bowl Mississippians Rise to Heights in Southern Conference Race by Defeating Erstwhile Unbeaten Team That Had Trounced Vanderbilt Young Is Aggie Star I By The Associated Press 1 EV HAVEN Conn Nov 1 The Army bray and the Eli baric proved of equal strength today when the football elevens of Yaic and West Point met in their twenty-fourth annual conest at the Yale bowl the game resulting in au indecisive seven-seven tie Eighty thousand saw the game Out-kicked by the powerful toe of Bill Y'ood and out-guessed at times by the Army generals Yale managed to keep the final score even by taking advantage of every break and by closely following the ball frequently loosely handled by the Army players Yale's touchdown was made by Pond after a sensational 48-yard run in the first quarter through the entire Army team At no time in the game did Yale threaten the Army line except through the air On the other hand the Army was almost constantly menacing the ale goal line only to find itself blocked by a stubborn defense or handi-caped by poor handling of the ball It was not until the final quarter hat the Army cashed in on its strength and bv sheer power of attack battered its way to and across the Yale goal line It was the oven-advancing form of 2V ORLEANS La Nov 1 triumphant march toward the goal of Southern Conference champions was stopped this afternoon The great little who two weeks ago advanced to the top pedestal by beating the great Yandervilt team with its All-American Bomar was forced to sip the bitter cup of defeat for the first time this season bowing before an equally great team from Mississippi A by a count of 14 to 6 The Greenies were as game a bunch of fighters in defeat as in victory They fought hard in the last quarter to try and stall off defeat Three times the Aggies got within tile shadow of their goal ilne onre being stopped on the five-yard line once on the seven-yard line and the last time in a desperate attempt to score the last touchdown they found themselves up against a brick wall losing the ball on downs on Tulane onevyard line As long as the score stood 7 to against them the Greenies knew that a light still flickered in the fire and in their desperation to overcome his mere goal kicked after touchdown resorted to passing Herein lies the story of their defeat Tulanc's great passing attack which worked wonders against A an- VICTORS OLE MISS IS SWAMPED BI TIDE OF Mill derbilt proved only a boomerang for them The Aggies were beaten by a forward passing attack early in the season by Ouachita and they learned their lesson Every time Flournoy hurled a pass one of the Aggie stars was there to grab it They showed a treat defense for forward Passes Flournoy to Time was too short lor GENERALS ARE OYER TO 7 Cavaliers Outplay Generals in First Half But Weaken in Latter Stages Crimson Scores Almost at Will to Pile Up Victory by Margin ot 61 to 0 its blonde halfback Harry Wilson which gave the Army its touchdown after which Captain Garbiscli booted the goal for the extra point tying the score Yale tried desperately in the final quarter to break the deadlock but its efforts were futile Twice a Yale place kick loafed its way toward the Army goal posts but failed to register a count The Army backfield as a unit proved far more formidable than tho Eli backfield Gilmore Wood Wilson and Yoemans piercing- the Y'ale line 1 almost at will except when the Bull Hog was backed up to its own goal line Tribute was paid to the late Percy Haughton between the halves when an Army bugler sounded taps while the 80000 spectators stood with i hats doffed The ceremony terminated when the Yale band played Lang Captain Barbisch of the Army was slightly injured just before the game ended and was taken out The lineup and summary: Yale (7) Position Army fT) Bingham LK Griffith ''(Dung BEATON CHARLOTTESVILLE Vaf Nov 1 Washington and Lee defeated Virginia 20 to 7 before a crowd of 8000 on Lambeth Field this afternoon Virginia easily outplayed the Generals in the first half but they weakened as the same progressed and at lost gave way before the drive of the lads l'roin Lexington In the opening half Virginia earned 10 first downs and 105 yards to two first downs and 40 yards made by the Generals But: the situation was reversed in the two closing periods Washington anil Lee earning six first downs and 113 yards to the single first down made by the home eleven At the start the contest looked like it would end in an overwhelming Virginia victory for the first touchdown was made in the opening five minutes Diffey who caught the kick off ran it up 20 yards to 27-yard line Down the field went the cavaliers in a drive led by Diffey Frost and Laird in which a pass Diffey to Maphis netted 15 yajds When Frost across the lino and Diffey added went wild with plu nged the extra point the stands punt whenever Tulane held the gies for downs under their goal post' Their only hope too was to get awa with a couple Of long passes but on occasion Stephens jumped up grabbed one and Moseley grabbed an other It was after tnia last intercept- ed pass that Meeks broke loose around left end for ten yards and the deciding touchudwn The Aggies showed a powerful ning attack in which Clark and Captain Young played a major nurt Strange as it may seem it a- lark's playing that had much to lc with Tulane defeat i r5- a New Orleans boy ating a team from bis home tow it in could not stop Ciaik when off tackle nor could the in his end runs most bewildering of the line plays was the way Lap Young twfsted and firmed through the middle the lme HO rcpeutcdly faked a pass to some or th5 othery Aggies backs and turned Vonittli tel round and ptnngea through the middle of the line tor blTlma Aggies were first to score tn the first period They tonic the bal on their 45-yard line and marched down the field for three trst downs a pass from Young to Mont: yards helping the advance Mcelcs went over tor the touchdown from the two-vurd line Stone kicked goat lone touchdown was the -result of a 62-yard run by Frown around left end behind beautiful interference bv Iautenshlauger in second quarter GMcheli Fulton Stone were Mississippi line Flournoy's punting lielped to keep tlm ties back He out-punted Stone scored 11 first downs and tssissippi I Ellinger 1- Garbisch Farwick RT Saunders Frazer QB Harding LH Gil lmor Wood Wilson HANDY SCARES EARLY TO BEfll AUBURN 13-0 Hek Wakefield Scores Touchdowns in the Second and Third Periods to Win ARKANSAS IN 10 TO 7 WIN OVER LOUISIANA Field Goal by Futrell Margin of Victory Before Crowd of 8000 Spectators Ole Miss and Sewanee Meet Here on Saturday Grid Contest at Russwood Park Will Be Sort of a Society Affair With the Players of Each Side Sponsored by a Memphis Girl Joss Sturhahan Lovejoy Wortham Butterworth Human Bunnell Rond Cottle Allen Score by periods: Yale 7 0 Army 0 0 0 7 7 Y'ale Scoring touchdown Pond point after Cottle Army Scoring touchdown Wilson: point after touchdown Garbisch Crowell Swarthmore Umpire Thorpe He LaSalle Field judge -Tyler rrinceton Head linesman -Heneage Dartmouth Time of pe riods 15 minutes OKLAHOMA AGGIES SEAT S00NERS 6-0 STILLWATER Okla Nov Oklahoma A and CoReere triumphed over Oklahoma University today for the second time in the history of football relations between the two schools the score heimr 6 to 0 The Sooners never once bad the ball in their possession in Aersrie territory ONTGOMERT Ala Nov Crimson Tide surged over Ole Mies with all the fury of a tidal wave at Crampton Bowl Saturday afternoon and the scorers a fit koep-rer up with the touchdown barrage Tho final count was 61 to 0 but it could Just as easily have been much larger The Mississippians were outweighed and out-j classed the Crimson backs knifing their way for hefty gains on almo3t every offen- Isive thrust It was not until the second half got under way however that the real fireworks began The tide was slow to get warmed up and only 14 points were produced in the first two quarters Shortly after the third period opened up things began to happen and inevitably it awlays wound up with another Alabama score The contest was so one-sided that the crowd of 4000 began to get restless before the final period About that time however Andy Copen and Mack Brown two of Coach express train backs took the things in their own hands Following tho seventh Crimson touchdown Gopen injected some new pep into the gathering by side-stepping his way 75 wards througfi the Ole Miss team for a touchdown in the play following the kickoff The folks settled hack in their seats a Ole Miss booted the oval over the goal line of the next kickoff The pigskin was drug out to the 20-yard line and put in play though before the crowd had stopped cheering Copen's gallop Mack Brown hotfooted it arounq his right end cut straight down the side line and skipped tho SO yards separating him from the Ole Miss goal These two sprints coupled with some great broken field work by the diminutive Rosefeld and the magnificent bucking of Capt Hubert and Johnson were the only high lights of the contest which was lopsided ail the way wTith the Tide complete master of the situation every minute of the time Mississippi brought a scrapping bunch of youngsters but at no time were they within shout ng distance of the Crimson goal The Ole Mis? lads missed dozens of tackles that should have been made good and it was this deficiency in their play that stood out during the entire four periods often times a Mississippi tackier would bo upon an back with every opportunity for dragging hinv down but invariably it seemed th- Crimson shifted runner would snatch away from what looked iike sure tumble Allen and Shed Pavia were tho outstanding Ole Miss stars Alabama negotiated 2S earned first downs for a total yardage of 66J as compared to one earned first down for Ole Mbs? and 1 yards total gain Ole Mir? tried seven passes none of which were completed while Alabama attempted eight anl completed three TJneups and summary follow tc LSHVJLLE Term Nov 1 Commodores defeated Auburn in a thrilling game of football here today 15 to 0 lbk Wakefield VanderldP star end was responsible for both of his touchdowns Tim two teams seemed very evenly matched when the game sta rted Aerial work by the Commodores was responsible for much ground gaining The first score was made in the opening period when Wak field recovered a fumble and dashed 40 yards for a touchdown In the second quarter Wakefield took a long pass by McKibbon and liis run resulted in the second touchdown A pass in the third quarter from McKibbon to Waller allowed the Commodores i come within striking distance of the Auburn goal again but the Alabama Polyte lmc line held In the final period heavy lino plunges by Fa it of Auburn 1 ad the pigskin to the Vanderbilt 20-yard hnm Here Turner ropla I Fajtcr and advanced the ball to the four-yard line only to lose it on Tulane 10 Miss Ag 1 atfd Fulton Hopper CJatchel Miller McClelland Stone Young Mark Hopper Meeks Tulane Morgan bevy Goldsmith Fhillipps Berger Talbot Doc Wilson autench'ger Brown Flournoy Wilson of each institution is planning a demount ra tion to be carried through before and dur-wdl ng the gam Between halves two midget teams will wage a little war of their own i to while away the time There will be a band at the game to play the obi college songs to stir the teams along and to add color to tie proceedings And a good time is promised not alone to those who like football for sake but for those who like the grid game for tiie spirit in the game and in the speetatoi Both Sewanee and Ole Miss were beaten yesterday the Tigers losing to the powerful Ogelthorpe Petrels the Red and Blue down before the mighty rushes of one of the leaders of the southern conference -Alabama The two will more evenly matched next Saturday and the contest that ensues should be veil worth while Sewanee play in Memphis last year holding the husky Centro College team in check for the mod of the gam Ole Miss hasn't appeared here since days of long ago The interest in the two teams high in Memphis and the of committee expects a large crowd to attend the game and each GOT BALL teams apparently evenly matched in stren imbued with a fighting spirit battle on Russwood Park gridiron Saturday afternoon when the Tigers Sewanee meet the University of Missis-sippi huskies in the second grid game of the season staged under the auspices of the Chamber of Commerce athletic com-! mittee Neither team boasts of a clean slate in their conference games this year but each team is of that calibre that never quits trying and their quality of gridiron performance is The kind that is good tiiough to enthuse the populace The Sewanee-Ole Miss contest is going! to be a sort of gala society event in addition to the gridiron aspects Each: member of the squads of the two teams will be sponsored by a behutiful girl with the fairest of galaxy of beauties) to be chosen for th court of beauty And the cavaliers of the teams will go out! to battle as the gallants of old with a fair smile as Hie greatest prize i for the victors this feature the athletic a number of other unusual for the game The alumni Aside from committee has events planned ext Foskion 1 I riods Hunting Season Is Now Wide Open by Score Miss A Tula -14 6 0- lancer then am vtas jrlayeci in 'll dew Meeks SHREVEPORT La Nov The unerring too of Byron Futrell Arkansas I quarterback proved the margin of 'victory for the Razorbucka over the Louisiana Tigers here this afternoon th Arkansas eleven lining ilur third consecutive victory in the North Louisiana classic JO to 7 Both teams scored a touchdown the Arkansas score coming in the first five minutes of play vhile the tally came just as the game was ending Two costly fumbles by the Tigers cost them the game The first miscue came when fumbled a punt on his 10-j yard line and Feott recovered running) the two five-yard ribbons for a touchdown Bagby made a place kick for the extra point The tally came two long passes and four bucks through the lim I recovered an Arkansas fumble the own 20-yard lim pass from Stevens to Warner was night by the latter for a gain of 40 yards A moment later another pass this rime from Stew ns to Mill- netted 55 yards 1'ir smashes over the line re necessary before Ft v- ens carried it over left guard for one yard and touchdown The tall Tiger drop- kicked- for the extra point and the game was over The Tigers missed many chances to jv-ore early in the game Twice during the first half tlm Tigers ver inside the 20-yaru line but lacked the necessary drive to put the ball over In the fourth period the Tigers uncorked an aerial attack that looked dangerous but Rogers' Arkansas captain and full-back intercepted a Tiger pass on own 5-yard line and the danger was-over for the Ilazorback for the time iir The team showed great- off n-sive power netting 11 first downs to s-wen recorded by Arkansas In the first half netted seven five Arkansas made Ur onls lim down of the third period hich was a punt mg duel between Stevens of and Bagby ot Arkansas with the advantage is ting slightly with the Tiger star In the fourth period the Tiger desperate attack netted them four first downs in addition to the touchdown Arkansas made only one first down during the last r-enod i I the outstanding: that that Auhurn Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Wakefield Rives Lawrenec Keene Brvan Walker McKibbon Walker Reese Hendrix Ryan CENTROL HIGH BEATEN Bt WHITE OF TOLEDO CHESTERFIELD CHAMP EBX HOUND OFMEETIHS WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS long Put the joy did not last Another kick off was followed by an exchange of punts But when Virginia had the hall again Laird fumbled on the first play and Rauber recovered There was 10 yards for the Generals to go to cross the Virginia line Rauber tailed through the line Maphis grounded a pass from Wilson and McMillan made only a yard over left guard It looked as though Virginia would hold when Wilson went back with the ball and made a swift throw which McMillan captured across the goal Thomas made a good placement for the extra point With the score tied the two elevens buckled down to serious business for a i time Virginia thrice started a drive to- ward the Generals' goal but each time a I fumble caused a setback The last time i Benny Arnold was sent in to try a drop kick from midfield but the pass from center was low and he jugged the ball without kicking Only a few minutes of the half remained when Virginia received a punt from Rau-! her on her own 16-yard line Runs by Diffey and Cuddy and three pases from Diffey two to Holland and on to Ahner put the ball on the Generals' 12-yard line as the ended What happened to the teams between i halves was a mystery to those in the stands but hen the elevens again took the field the Generals seemed inspired to drive on to victory while the Virginians weakened The Cavalier fighting line whicfi had refused to budge during the earlier part of the afternoon began to give way to the charges of the Lexington eleven First McMillan and later Cameron plunged through time and again for repeated gains and the crippled Orange and Blue bacltfield had been slowed down Diffey Frost and Maphis had been hurt in the Pennsylvania game and were not together in practice until yesterday and though they were game they were completely xhausted Even in defeat Carter Diffey rose to the heights as the player on tin gridier Though in pain throughout the contest he ran his eleven with a clear I head passed with accuracy and gained more ground than any other back on both sides But the final honors were with 'Washington and Lee An exchange of punts followed the kickoff which opened the cond half Maphis boot as short and the Generals had the ill on 34- yard line But McMillan it was mashed through the Orange and Blue foe i the second touchdown He carried the hall on six bucks and received a pass from Wilson for a gain of 12 yards He plunged right guard for the touchdown and Thomas made good his second kick for extra points only first down in the second half was made on 18-yard run the third quarter ended But one of Virginia's eight fumbles came on the next piav anil Wilson recovered This was the last time that the Virginians made a threat Eddie Cameron was the shining light of the closing quarter earrvlng the ball 10 times in succession hitting the center of the Virginia line for i total gain of 35 yards After this exhibition of line plunging lie rested for two plays while McMillan carried the ball and then went through for the final touchdown Thomas failed in his try for point From end to end the General line played an excellent defensive game in the last two quarters Dayman and Holland the Virginia tackles stood out cn offense and defense in the early stages of the game but th too faltered before the assault of the visitors at the close Lineup and summary: HO I I i I i i Ole Miss I 7 7 3vis Smith Burke Grain R- 1 av is Leftwich Hrwes Hoff Smithson )j A 1 1 en Alabama ualdwell Perry Jones Propst Compton Cam) MeCiintock Gill is I Whittaker I Brown Hubert C) by period Tupelo Dog Wins All-Age Locals Outplayed by Ohioans Score uburn Vainly 13 and Lose Score 44 to Humphreys Is Hurt Stake in Finais of Tenues-se Gathering FVorin'-r: Touchdowns- Wakefield (2) from try Wakefield (placement) Referee Finlay (Virginia) Umpire Wd liams Sewanee) Limsman Randolph (Washington and Lee) Time of periods 15 minutes I TUSCULUM BEATS WEAVER STM I Buckingham-Ensley-Carrigan Company 8 Main Street Main 1155 Memphis I Norman Stevens was star of the day fo th' Tigers with Bagby carrying off the honors for Arkansas Both of versatile playerskirtcd the ends hound of Tenues and ran ou off tackle TIhvs with equal all ago race of the Tennessee state box facility while the forward passing of Hunt nsfv TNG FI ELD nn Nov 11 inelo Miss was crowned champion owned by Lilly of today by winning the the superb dof Stevens and Association The final was run this morning the race lap of the Srorp by Periods Alabama 7 7 Ole Miss 0 0 0 Scoring Touchdowns Johnson (substi tute for Whittaker) Brown 2 Barnes tivi 1 1 i on (substitute for Brown) Caldwell Roseu- HARD GAME RCORF 17-fi-feld (Substitute for GUliis) Cohen (substi- OUUnt I -O for Hubert) Goals after touchdowns I Hubert (placement) Oliver (substitute for Compton) placement Compton (Clemson) umpire Bag-and Lee) head linesman Time of periods 15 mln- game featured by dersoai after be Pass the run resulting in a touchdown Tuseulum wan from Weaver 17 to i renn Xov 1 In a i 00-yard run by An- i mlacenrent) had infercepted a forward 'Yeferee Coles lev (Washington C'ox (Georgia) Jerry Cooper five miles )f the utes today before a good crowd Th- Anderson run was a thrilling incident of tho last part of the game farm of he iv i peered average by placin (railing and erduraiiur also ov nod by the highest gen-lirsf in hunting His kennel -mate Mr Lilly- carried Summary 1 Brown Goal from touchdown -Stone Cuhsitut ions First period lit latte Palermo for Phillips Damprecht for Palermo Miss -None Second Robinson for Berge-ref rerun for Frown Miss Aggies for Hopper Banks for it Hopper Third period Tulane Brown for 10 Henican -Miss Aggies Hopper for Miller Fourth period Tulane-Wright for Goldsmith Bergert for Wright 10 Henican fo-Batitenschlaegt Gamble for Morgan Miss Rifles Bryant for Meeks Tichettor (Auburn) referee Stuart (Dartmouth) umpire Maiden Vfi-trlnin) field judge Troiul (Tufts) lieadlinrsinan Flanagan (P is A I timer Time of periods 15 minutes es at) CHARLES CREAGH LEADS SWIMMERS IN 25-MILE EVENT AT THE A Tim annual 25-milo swim being staged tt yie Club at the Young Men's ChBfilan Association Is making good jirofc) css and two swimmers have covered the dictate Idle 15 others are well gLheftd of tho scheduled requirements Fifty days are allowed in which to fn ftr live distance whirl) means that the fontesLmts must average at least one-half miltt a dav There ar 35 days left and ii jjoubt there will be several other eon-Ti'Ni'its enter the vent within the next 1 th hit' that the distance eau lie Covered i'irruh li -overed the great-fst -OLstanee to date H- has swam 1 2 A mdepi nr a total of 1116 lengths of the pool Allen Sofur president of the club has rov6Tei 12 miles while the third greatest distance has been cover by Saul Brown ho has completed eight miles of the in other men the contest and their distances are as follows: Robert S-ott five nnd one-half miles Parker -Donald five miles John dtausell four miles Tom Voutler three and three-quarters miles Harctld Davis throe and one-half miles John Zent three and one-quarter miles i ry Poole throe miles Warren Smith two and one-quarter miles Lawrence Kent two miles Prichard one-half mile 1 Crazier oir half uric TtlT 25th in of the wim will be raey the winners of which ill receive gchf silver and bronze medals Engraved i certificates however will ho given to ry man covering tho distance The 6000-polnt contort which started two weeks ago in the club has create! considerable interest among the members and men have scored 350 points for the medley swim This week 200 points will be- scored every member of the -lub swimming a mile whim anything under a mllo will ho stored iit proportion til Men Should tide Tuesday And also smoke Extra a wonderful smoke value at the price Just try one ndv and driving and YaTi finish average stride'' owned by v' ling Gre en in the all age event 1 average Liberty BOHEMIAN LAGER Xon-AIeohoIlc Beverage Pure Malt Syrup -Pharmaceutical Baking Confections Bagby were featur On defense Otto Wvaver Tiger mid was ot the outstanding player with Jopn and Blackburn Arkansas guard and cl running: him a ose second The largest crowd in the histor of football jpuiies at tin Louisiana Stab-Fair saw the contest Estimates 1 officials were that al ly S00O people th The captain of Arkansas team was ore-- witli full sired silver football given by state fair official to the winning tod ay Lineups: Arkansas Blackburn Witty Thomas 1 Japp Scott Bozeman Futrell Derry I Bagby i Rogers Officials I Umpire- -A (buckle i man Yiner Mis- efi' e'f II OLEl Ohio Nov 1 gamely but hopelessly the Warriors of Memphis Central were slowly but urely battered to the earth by tho pow-rful Purple Hurricane of Waite here this afternoon the Toledo eleven emerging tri-on nmphant at tho tall end of a 4 l-to-7 Score After the irphis team had held the powerful Waite to a field goal in tin-first quarter they weakened the steady pounding and Waite lushed over two touchdowns in tiie second period the half ending lt -o 0 With the start of tin- tliitd ierioi the fighting Warriors went in to win and outplayed the stalwart locals during this session At th- Kickoff in this period Tr-lavvnev received he ball on ids five-yard lino and returned to his 2 1 A pass Quinn to Hoskins put the ball on the Memphis 45 Then Quinn hurled a pass to TrTav -my on O-yard lim and Treiaw-mv cleverly eadi ig il the Waite taek-ers racd a-'4lss the goal line for a touchdown Quinn drop kicked for the extra point But after that the Watte lino held broke up the Dixie passes and started a ries of march -s that never stopped untail aft the four touchdowns were recorded in the last quarter Early in the last quarter apt Humphreys was injureal and rushed to the hospital Voit after his bruises wt dr ss -l Tie was ab1-1 to return to the hotel badly bruised but not seriously hurt in any way Thu entire mphis backfield played a stellar game and made rome sensational tackles with Tr4-ivnc: and Quinn doing most of the ad v-incing abo oleyed a fine lc a did Humphi "y1 and Hutch bredit Pem-iu Ibpktff and ro the outstanding pi bv Wag adlatin first honor fonri pin Moth logs are i Woeidrid Other place were: High 1 owned by I rancher Sparta Teiui wa mum r-up for the r'ianij ionship owned by John Branham i5iIlCin was third MJier place winners in the four cl of the age race were Speed and driving: own by Hugh Moore Doyle Tenn second Bell" owned by 1 Fa nclicr Spuria Tenn third "Vanity owned by Lilly Tupelo Miss fourth Hunting owned by John Branham Gallatin Term second: rty owned by I Fan he- Sparta Tenn third owmd by Hugh Moore I oyle Tenn fourth erty rta lui Tra Tern third ov: Wag Gallatin Hugh AIK ENZIK lege Bowling Green fought game by fought brilliantly throughout th entire game scorug early is the fourth quarter At the beginning of this period the ball as Bethel prss-'ssioij on Ogden's 40-i yard line Sjarls arri'l the pigskin over after successive line plunges by' Parnell Tyrtre and Reid The teams -were evenly matched in weight and but line with Sod berry Fields and Dickerson showed a marked superiority over Ogden Several times Ogden took the offensive by the at rial route but several instances ends and Ward tackier! the passer for loss Ogden threatened to sc ore during th- second quarter by a placement kb-k which was blocked When the game ended the ball was in Bethel's possession on six-inch line CL A RKSI ALE Mis Nov 1 The Clarksdale Junior High School team defeated the Junior Helena team here this morning by a score of 20 to 7 Both teams a good game McCurdy Thomas James starred for Clark rdalc and Hall for the visitors ton Posi tion 17 Wash in I avi Manltou Mineral Water ApollJ-1 naris Water Imported Ginger Ale Non-Alcoholic Cordials and Liquors SEMMES CO StrohsPiire Walt Syrup trohftodKtsOi fejSlggiT MlCH PH ONE 385 Tim Yii grinia Ahner Holland Coekril' Reynold Mackall Hay man I erbr Differ Maphis (e) Frost Laird c-i pcriocN 15 minutes Touch -Scott Goals after toueh-Bagby Sfvvcns Field goal- -I'u- Mon Doyb Emlni une 1 Fain her i ownc 1 Jo fourth Bell iin Bi anh it Oeucf etc nod ond New Location 61 Union Ave periods irt Hugh Score bv Arkansas Score by periods Washington and Ie Virginia 20 7 0 for for Bourgeois rnon iar- Dimmi Conn for i assocta-JUIK td it Fe cn re- gan at Bowl- ho are meeting an Tay- I 1 if fie of Xinvl'Tli Sparta Long Jr Ross of Jackson Hugh Davis of Martin Substitutions Tk Snenccr for Jackson A 7 immick Miller for Carrier1 fo A Wi'Hu-r Matthew for ricro for Mill Jackson for Sp n- Arkansas Thicker for Scot Smith Berry for Blackburn Blackburn for Berry King for Japp Winkle-man for Jerry Halley for Bagby WALTH0UR AND HORAN WIN SIX-OAV BIKE RACE Bos tion Memphis 7) Atkins Baser At kins Lid don Bickering Humphreys Hutchinson Vescova Trela win Quinn Blount Memphis Trelawnev i ermhef 2 M' '1hu u- I id a I Xcubr- Try uircht 5 1 Memphis alters for xtr Humphreys Judson for Waite am: I an -up Waite It) Sloan rneid I Stee steineckt Fought T'enkoff Pcncheff Ncubreeht McClure Touch io wits Waite- Penkoff brectat Coon i for xtra poinf-Substitutimw scfiva Jalrulli Quinn Referee- AVhi' Western Sc hr eider He State I of Nashville Fanchor of and Judgo Moore of Doyl- I Touchdowns M'Millan (27 Cameron Frost Point after touchdown Thomas 2 pia-wments Diffey (drop kiek Substitutions Washington ami Lee Van Horn tor DavJes Palmer for McMillan McVay for Wilson Davies for Van Horn McMillan for Cameron Dawson for Palmer Cameron for Dawson McVay for Wilson Virginia Cuddy for Frost Arnold for La i Neel for Arnold Laird for Me-Neely Frost for Lairrl Thompson for Reynolds Referee Mcrrinian ((Icnrv a) Euipir Sugdeu (Harvard) Ifoad linesman Harlan (Princeton) Time of periods 15 minutes WENZLER IN DEFEAT WHEN GEORGIA GOLF TEAM BEATS OF Jr -on Frank II A Rid lev lin IT 77 Clements ind Frank Owe Pegu of Ja Dickson Duck Season Open! Wo carry everything that any could long for such as Russell Boots Dux-hack Hunting Clothes Shakers Sweaters Cances Johnson Outboard Motors Duck Halls Hunting Knives everything belonging to the Hunter's class Empire -Id ud PENN STATE DEFEATS NAVY SCORE 6 TOO Md Ohio Marietta ilinois I'i linesman Nov 7 Anntpnli at th strugglt victorious up i'- mi State Midshipmen Naval Acad- the Nittany to 0 talwart de- PRINCETON IN AN EASY WIN OVER SWATHM0RE ANNAPOLIS College and clashed on the cmy today in a Lions emerging The Middies at rn rial a line from being crc being represented 1' the right toe one in the third -er final session Tho i of 51 yards and tin away Ml h' gridiron 1 it ft retting Salesmen Wanted To Sell Automobiles A large Memphis automobile dealer offers live aggressive salesmen the opportunity to make BIG MONEY selling cirs Experience not necessary Ability and willingness to work will count here address T-69 Commercial Appeal prevented their goal r'd tin score two field goals from revot tackle 1 an the other in the irs was from a rang-second only 17 yards (By PR I 'ETON Swarthmore in game Princeton ov Coach Roy i versa 1 Service) Nov 1 -'Oulplay mg every department (f the Tigers rod roughshod Mercer's proteges in a to fi game 21 FTTTi 'AGO Nov 1- Bobby Walt hour of Atlanta and Jimmy Horan of Newark' i von the six-day bicycle race at the Coliseum which end'd at 7 1 i tonight after 3 4 hours of riding Next to the leaders came the team com- posed of Mauri ts de of Chicago i and Fred Taylor of N-vvari The winners in the six days of racing traveled 2496 miles and eight laps The second place team was on even terms with I tin- winners in mileage but amassed only 107 points in thv sprints while th win-j ners took 525 points in tho sprints Tho team of Egg and Grenda was third And I'd with points having1 a total of 13 hut was a lap behind the winners Ten of fourteen teams te start the grind i last Sunday night finished tonight One team dropped out early in tho week and throe more were taken out of the race at the beginning of the afternoon sprints today The 10 teams to finish wont into a whirlwind wind up with all the ideas on- the track for most of the final hour i of sprinting Bobby WMthour is the son I of' another Bobb Walthour a famous Chicago bieveb rider of years ago Two airplanes make trips twice daily between New York Oitv and Pix-v i 1 1 Notch jn the White Mountains carrying passengers mail and news-i Winchester Pump Shotgun 5425 In 12 1t or 20 gauge Most popular pump gun made Distributed payments Parker Double-Barrel Shotgun $90 With vulcan steel barrel in 12 1R or 20 a Distributed pay ments Ithaca Double-Barrel Shotgun 3750 A light and handy shotgun ideally suited lor small game Distributed payments Knickerbocker Double-Barrel Shotgun 2350 A gun that ill give good service and last a long time J850 down and $300 a month ATHENS Ga Nov 1 The Uni-ersitv of Georgia golf team defeated the Uni-I veisity of Tennessee golfers here today by oring 1 4 to Newell Hamilton Georgia I beat Jack Wcnzler of Memphis Tenn and southern amateur champion winning three points for the Georgians Hamilton turned in a 7 2 while Wenzler scored a 79 Gartledgo G-orgia defeated Carithers Tennessee scoring a 78 against an 81 for three-point advantage Oliver Georgia won from Akers cap-I tarn of the Tennessee team Akers winding the lone Tennessee point though defeated Oliver liad a 71 while Akers turned a 72 Nunnally Georgia won thro points from Bogg ns Tennessee with a 79 aid against an 85 Oliver and on and and Nunnally won the foursome matches for Georgia accounting for the other points low' and uninteresting steam roller rolled up the score 7 4 points in the first vt 11 minutes th first quarter The Princeton regulars re withdrawn and the substitutes managed to hold Swarthmore widiout troubU jn th la I interc pt short lateral pass and dashed across the goal lm for only tally of th earn tiy for point hit the goal 1 s' More than 4 0000 miles of hard surface road was -built in the United States during 3 023 MARQUETTE UNDEFEATED SINCE 1821 VANQUISHED BY CREIGHTON OF OMAHA MILWAUKEE Nov 1 The Marquette University Golden Avalanche undefeated sin- Xovenb 7 021 finally met its master when 4 ightun University of Omaha unloosed a terrific offensive this afternoon and defeated Marquette 21 to 7 Arkansas Licenses on Sale Sport Shop Seventh Floor I.