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7-1 SECTION THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 13 1927 jDMKf 288! spost Gain Fame By Their Versatility In theBackfield I Navy Moves Inland andL0SC8 To Michigan By Score 27-12 Rally In Final Period Sends Princeton Down 14-6 i With Five Minute to Gk) Yale Unleashed Great Aerial Attatek to Score Two Touchdown When Princeton Line Stands Like a Stone Wall SEWINEE WINS OVER TBIMBE IB Runs by Scholfield and sdorn Count Touchdowns in Second and Third Slashing Runs of Wolyerin Backs Tar Nayy Lin to Crowd of 87000 Packs New Stadium to See Lloyd Carrie Brunt of Attack By Phillip Brtwr (Associated Press Hports Writer) NN ARBOR Mich Nov 12 (AP) A slashing fighting Mlehgan hack fie id tor through the Navy line and off ths ends to win Ua third International clash with the midshipmen 27 to 12 here today Some 17000 persons crowded Into Michigan's now 11000000 to witness tho game dooplto earlier predictions that a bltssard was due before game time A versatile lino-smashing attfcck which twice took tho boll over tho Navy goal line In tho first period gave Michigan a lead which they did not rellngulshed despite tho brilliant passing and running attack of Uoyd end Hansford Navy backs Uofd Navy's triple threat man bore the burden of the at-tack until late In the third pertod when Kanaford entered the game with Michigan leading 27 to I After Michigan's second touchdown Lloyd broke loose around Michigan's right end and ran 85 yards for a touchdown The second Navy score earns In the third when Hansford slipped through the line for a touchdown Both of Lloyd's trios for point after touchdown went wlld The Michigan pasting combina (Ion Betti Oosterbaan to Louie Gilbert got under full headway Tha Gilbert took on two-yard Una pass from Gilbert late In tha final period which took the ball to 17-yard line whore the Wolverines lost the ball on downs The second Michigan touchdown was the result of a pass from Oosterbaan which Michigan captain grabbed a 49-yard where two Navy tackWro dropped him Despite the overwhelming lend which Michigan ran up In tha fine two periods the Navy continued to threaten Lloyd and Hansford breaking away time and again for long gains usually starting from a triple Mlchlgsa scoring) Touchdowns HI)'!) 2 Miller Oostsrliann Points (rein try after touchdown Cllll'srt pines kick) 3 Si lal to Th Commercial Appeal NKW oKlKANB la Nsv 12 A fighting Tiger U-ain cuine out of the mountain of sewHiioc Tens end fought to it 12 to 6 victory over tho Tulno "(irell-le" today nt Tulune Stadium hofore crowd of 1)00 In nine which wa re-tileto with thrills backing an oil nu when It came to straight line plays i'uiivlabon-nett's aggregatlun look to the sir fur-thtlr main weapon of sltaek and with B1U Schoolfield doing the heaving passed their way to victory in the annua! battle Tulano had lo Uepend upon a pass for her lone touchdown hut showed varied attack In tact making 14 first down to eight by the visitors with Johnny Mn- til tearing through the lino ot tlmeo and BUI Banker sotting Sway for aeversl long gains But tho light gewnnee line fought when In danger ot bflng scored upon At the end of the first half Tulano was on Sewnnee's one-yard line making desperate effort to acoie when big Captain Kimbrough and Ksdorn showed rimVi beautiful defensive playing and kept their goal lino uuoroaaAl ns tho whistle blew from Tulane viewpoint tho playing of Johnny Mrnvllle was outstanding In the last gams of his football career before a homo crowd Menvllle showed his true clnas Ho tore through the Sewanee line for gain after gain like he did back in 1924 when he first flashed Into prominence by his great work against Auburn When he was not testing through the line he was kicking Tulano out of danger or starring on tho defense Johnny wound up hie career bsrs Id Maas of glory Bill Banker failed to ahlso as brightly na expected The "Blond Plash" simply could not get right when It come to reiving punta making aeversl plays which kept the Tufsnlnna on uneasy street Banker made most of his gains Saturday by diving over tho linos Instead of trying to brrak loose However whenever the Tiger erMa were hosed Banker broke Into Ills famous gallop mnd reeled off several long rune onu of which was for 41 yards By Westbrook Pegler Tha Commercial Appsnl-Chlcugo Tribune Leaned Wire K'V HAVEN Conn Nov 13 Yale1 young gentlemen laid hold of that Princeton tall thin afternoon in the big grunti-bottomed bowl out yonder by the New Haven municipal dump and did more trick with it than a cowboy could with forty yard of clothea line They played without Bruce Caldwell who wan allot down in the great comma-hunt a few day ago and permanently crippled for collegiate football purpoevtJ And they acored both of their touchdowna with not much mqre than five minutes to go ip a sudden and thrilling climax The Blue boya won their game 14 to 6 with two touchdowna and two accurate drop-kicks thereafter scored In the (ilia Ipcrlod to one touchdown for Princeton and a kick that was smthcred at the tie counted in the opening quarter Yale even made a third touchdown In that final quarter of the hour rough-and-tumble when Sir Quurricr dumped himself on a bounding ball fumbled by Ed Wittmer of the Princeton backflcld hut Just as the young man was beginning to realize that he had downed it back of the Princeton goal somebody told him that they Just wouldn't count that one becauae both front lmes had been Hlightly off-side However the second official Yale touchdown walkevolved out of the developmenta immediately ensuing so the unofficial one Is important only to ahow how the Yael team was hustling the Princeton boys In that tumultuous last quarter The Yale bowl was jammed from the turf to the very skyline the New Haven atreets were packed with au-tomobilei bumper to bumper and the acoustics of the wide open apaces down by the town bone yard were severely tried by the mad yowling of bOUOO of the best people as the Blue and Orango met In disharmony for the fiftieth time since 1S76 Upyoar is unroar and when you find enough people to populate some such town as Cedar Hapids Iowa complete with suburbs all Jumping and waving and screaming at once It is a hasty short cut and as good a chapter to say that they made a lot of noise and let it go at that- When Dwight Eishwlck Yales left end stretched up In the air fingered a yard pitch out of the muggy atmosphere and legged it yards in a trsuight line to the goal for Yale first touchdown the scream that rose from the mad scene on the Yale side may have been no more frantic than that volley of noise that wmit up from the mass In Chicago when Gene Tunncy took those tags on iico-chance and sat him down wilh auch silly serenity But it was no less so It was so thick rhemvelVm1back when Duncan Cox the Yale fvuoacic nudged the ball in a graceful are to place Yale lead 7 to 6 you could almost see it Do you get tha Idea that thcra was great exoitement? TWtcs in the second quarts Tale had the ball within Princeton Bve-yanl line and one of those times tha Princeton team massed on the goal to burr back Johnny Ganiey the first substitute for Caldwell when he had only six inches to In that quarter it looked as tho ferfarces ft on the defensive but bv the lame token botW an instant and Pishwick was off beyond anything Princeton could do to deter him for the touchdown that tied the score Hoben's Judgment seemed less foolish and the expert opinion less expert from that point on Cox's dropktek sent Yale ahead 7 to 6 It wss just after Yale's next kickoff that Wittmer fumbled close to his goal allowing Quarrler the touchdown that didn't count When Princeton got the ball back on the mutual offside ruling there was short buck and a forward pass that gave Princeton a first down 26 yards out But on the next play Wittmer fumbled again and Scott recovered at the 20-yard mark Princeton coming undone Navy Lleyd Rnnslord (sun tor Miller) Officials: Rtforse Crowsll (Rwsrthmors) Bchain- incr (Chicago) PIsUl Judge Hackrtt (West Poll)) Head Itnos-iiii Ho lsnbsrk (Psnnsylvanla) Swift feet that can also kick accurately and hand that toro or catch ths ball have combined to bring football glory to John -Niemiec (left) Notre Dame Bill Amoa (upper right) Washington and Jefferson and Louia Gilbert (lower right) Michigan NEW YORK Nov 12 Three ver-1 auccem of last season when he Michigan's moat aveleitt of plays ths "old paved th way for tho first touchdown when Gilbert toro around right end to go out of bound on tho 17-yard ltn Rich and Uostsrboan combined to drtoe through th line to four-yard ltn where Rich plungvd over oenter (or touchdown Two minute liter Gilbert broke away on a triple piu to run (3 yard uldcd by perfect lntrfronoo to Navy' eight-yard lin Hero lateral paw Oosterbaan to Gilbert put th ball on two-foot Ur where Rich again dov high ovr tho line for hi second touchdown Oh th first play after the kick off Lloyd sneaked off Michigan right tackle Into an open field and outran Oosterbaan tor tint ecoro He crowed the goal line 15 yard ahead of th Michigan captain PIUSES BREUS TO BEIT MR 1H TO SPUE TM Drives Off Tackfe by Wide awake Crimson Team is Turning Point brwaoce fid Better Bewanee won because her passing attack was better At times the Tiger bi ought into play their famous double pass from to Hinlth to Autin playing wa quite outstanding He wa on the reaving end ot uost of tichooUlttld' paaac when it meaut long gains It was the alertness of thl player that gave Bcwanen the deciding touch-down of th game It came about in the third period Schoolfleld started a i Easing attack aftr coming Into possesiiion of the ball on 45-yard line One heave to Johnson was knocked down by Menvllle Another pass was caught by 8mith for 14-yard gain Smith fumbled after running a few yards and a he did Ksdorn scoqped up the ball with Tulane playtu Ell around him and dashed 30 yards for a touchdown The first quarter wjia hard fought with Men punting playing an Important part He punted three times for a total of 135 yards while SchoolfieM's three lints were for a total of SS yards Early in the second quarter Young returned one of punts to 14-yard line and It was here where Schoolfield started his risky play which naught Tujane vh aw arcs by pa ssing aecond An Intercepted pass it this stage with the fleet footed Banker in safety position might have meant a touchdown for Tulane but Schoolfield took a chance and passed 30 yards to EtfJorn when he ran eight more out of bound Another beautiful past Schoolfield to Johnson wag dropped by the latter on Tulane' 18-yard line A third long pas was attempted to Ksdom and the Tiger end gathered It In for a 28-yard gain and he ran 10 yard more Jtsr tourbUpwn putting the Tlgera in th4 lead 0 to 0 as Schoolfield missed the kick for the extra point handled a greater line-plunger tlgin the famous Ernie Nevers Stanford All-American Gilbert was so versatile as a football player that paradoxically it hold him back as a star He is a punter a running back and a receiver of forward pasess all of which he doee with superlative skill He was one of two sophomores to break into the Michigan 1925 team The other was Oootsr-baan On that team Gilbert kicked os only Harry Plpke could and the let him do that because no one elau scored the points that won two of Notre Dame's outstanding triumphs In the Intereectlonal classic with Southern California the Bellaire Ohio youth ran a forward pass across the Trojan goal in the final two minutes of play and kicked tho extra point for a 13 to 12 victory On a similar play he scored the six points' that boat Northwestern He bos another year of varsity play at Notre Dame and Is looked upon as a likely candidate for captaincy of the eleven In 1925 Amos a pi led riving bail-carrier who can also kick and pass is rated among the leading candidates for All-American honors He was prominently mentioned in the all-star category last season This year is his last with the Presidents Head Coach Andy Kerr for many years associated with "Pop" Warner in the coaching field regards Amos as the greatest back hs has ever gatile football aces are running pass-ins and kicking their way to fume this season Fitting perfectly Into the Notre Dame machine that calls for such a back to lead the second eleven of "Shock troops" into a strong situation fit for the presence of Christy Flanagan Knute premier ace John Niemlee rarely functions at the Side of his more ilustrious teammate But he does everythin about as well In the east gridiron marches of Washington And powerful eleven this season as last have been punctuated by the brilliant work of BUt Amoa fullback and all-around ace Meanwhile at Michigan Louts Gilbert on the receiving end of Bennie Oosterbaan's bullet passes bos come to be regarded os one of the greatest star developed by Die foxy Fielding Yost Nlemlec has been fepeattng his CAMBRIDGE Mass Hsv A widr-awaks Harvard football team that lV (ook advantage af ovary brsak malotsinsd on the team could do It as well But I tll crimson poitsr sf wtnates ovary gttior gam by dswntas Brown II ts I ha itched to range along as a run ning back Again last year Gilbert wa ths only punter In the Michigan camp and he and his precloue toe were guarded tenderly while he fumed to be passing and running and smashing Michigan has other punters this year and Gilbsrt was permitted to cut loose a was Hantmersley substituting for Garvey the substitute for Caldwell gained 11 yards around Princeton's left end Hammersley hit the Princeton ltns for a three-yard bite Hammersley was stopped In another buck And then Hammersley seur-ried through a fissure In right wall for second touchdown and the touchoff on a ruckus that will leave many young and old Yale men in a nervous condition when this night-is over The end of the game found a substitute back field in for Yale and the Princeton lads hurling long desperate aimless passes through the murk striving for a touchdown that have saved the game anyway bsrs today A sruahlaf off-tscbl runslo (am Ji'o-rturfl th first Harvard touchdown in th soeoni) quarts a kick blskt hr atronc and Turhsr and eosvrrt by Lord lhluo ths Bruin (oal provided ths ssotmd and the last one ram on another runulnf (Irtvs that carried half ths length at th (laid to psrmit Preach to scors Brown's Ions tally cam late in tha sss-and period on a Il-yard RadU to Tre-fethtms forward pass and a tripls crisscross behind tha tins with Ksd finally cnrryliif the ball 20 yards for a seers-Randall and Garden Brown failed to klsk any of ttft sxtra points Lin tup Harvard Position Brown LB UP res LT Kevorkl LG mrksr 0 Constdlns KQ Hsdfs RT Munson atronc Clark Parkmsn Turirr Bimonds Pratt Gobblr8 Down Heavier Gn erals by Use of Alert Brand ol Football BLACKSBURG Va Nov Breaks of th game gave a superior Ytr-glnta Polytechnic Institute Gobbler a 21 to victory over tha haavtsr Washington and Ie Generals her todsy A blocked punt gave tbs Qobblars a safety when White who rseovsrsd waa downed iiehlnd hts goal ltns then fu-bled pnnt deep In Gsnerab territory av the Gobblers a break they converted 1st touchdown with McArthur and Peaks trashing tha llna tor th Intsrvsnln ysrd-t(s A short pnnt la (ths third ported gave I th ball wlthta striking distance and Tampko and rank atom ad the llna for a touchdown Tho (tanl tnueh-down enma In tha period who Mc-Evar Intercepted a General past and scampered as yards th aaamy foal line Intercrptsil one running 31 yards for the third touohdown and Stripling passed tv Knitth for tlia txtra point Stripling and Wright wort tho outstanding offeuno mn Caywoed usl murk Judgment in calling tho ploys Stow art and Johns on played good games st ends The Wostern Kentucky coaches complimented tho Union team as being the brat team that has played In their stadium this vac Lineup Union Position Kentucky Comb Brown French Guarnaccla Potter IN KRNSJIS CITY TO PLITjUl SALLE Hard-Fought Game Expected Between Apparently Well-Matched Teams VARIED VIR6INIA PUT BUTS MHO 2H Attack of Cavaliers Puts Old Liners to Jack Sloan Leads Offensive Towl RaedsU Ltwrsne Trcfethsra A Comwst QB LH BK FB geers by periods: Harvard Brown Miller Mercer RG Helen LQ Burnett RT Johnston Dj Stewart Johneton Coy wood (tripling Wright Oxment LT nr QB LH Theckmorton Meyers Terry Ellis Taylor Wicker Vlclter Wlnkennfer Reynolds Niehol Williams NEGRO ELEVENS CLASH ATi LEWIS PARK NOVEMBER 19 Tulane Gets Chance punting was had an gave Tulane a chanco to knock at- the door Tulane made two first downs in succession placing the ball on 23-yard line whan a triple pas waj executed O'Pry to Banker to Stoessel who caught the ball behind the goal line with no one within 1 feet sf him O'Pry failed to kick goal Se-wanes waa starting another passing attack when Maier Intercepted a paas from School-field and on the first play Banker got loose around right end for 2 yards to Oewanee's 12-yard line A pass of 20 yards from Banker to O'Pry put Tulane In scoring distance It waa hare where the Tigers made a great defensive stand On the second down on the one-yard llna Banker tried right end and Bsdom made a beautiful tackle Jo keep him from crossing the goal line as the whistle blew Throughout tho third period Tulan was trying to break up Tigers triad five passes in the period and computed four In all tried 1 passes and completed nine yards gain Tulane tried 11 coin-pletrd for 104 yards resorted to the air to try and pull out of thp fire In the last period time they would get within scoring their parses would be Intercepted Young Tulano got away wth long paas from Menvllle to for 2 yards end he ran nine Sewaneo's 34-yard line with giving fine Interference Btoecell great game for Tulane Saturday Sewnnee'a lG-yard line Tulane was for a touchdown when a pass Menvllle to Banker to Stocssel waS by Young' showed some nice work at Once the heady little Tulane dodged two 8ewahee ends and toss 26-yard paas to Stoessei Another dropped by Stoessel nt a critical time another was tried but aealn safety man was there it In all Tulane tried i in the last period completing three yards and having two Intercepted was penailied 25 yards Tulane Kimbrough was a power In be-wanee's line Tulane could make few gains side of the line Rucker played a for Tulane in ths line aT 2" SK XUS Jiee St 'stopped Princeton Star's Mmtlk march for th ssrw onslaught before syi old-fasaionva Baruch to trying a forward pass at Wittmer whlch mado next 30-yard mark Cbt mQre play Bajruch ground was catching a fuddling lost through debated 0ver-lonwB hey would do next ag in whA-t wittmer at the line and tltnglng rjand throw eluding a gained 11 yards from nvm sweep Princeton gained in a single sweep yaie fiva a first down nn -wittmer yard zone f'rom there yards idfHsWnt in a slant off thought Tide IS thM forward defense for the touchdown the bait for A Barufh Eddy 1 nd FIShw ck were through and on Mm and the kick never rose Into Hohen the YaleuarUr tHn It 'back 10 yards at the be-and ran It back yought 80-yard ginning yaie needing only journey that leii after the inches The fi from Hoben maSarvey was dropped Just settUng to elrth exactiy wherehe bft" daae-flnnPthte timi to Scott who Ptlued the hall down at Princeton's line and was flopped ther 8 In Harvard scoring: Touchdowns Guarnae-eia Good (sub for Combs) and French Brown socring: Touchdown Bde (ub for Lawrence) -ueferee Eckles (W A J) umpire Crowley (Bowdoln) head llneman McCabo (Holy Cross) field Judge Bankhart (Dartmouth) NORTHWESTERN TAMED BY INDIANA ELEVEN AT HOMECOMING 18-7 EVANSTON III Nov IB-Ulan si)olivd NorthwssUrn'i houia-comlng tnmin the Wildcats II to 7 tu hard (ought foothnf) cam at Dych Stadium this afterncon nun of 42 yard by Reinhardt and Harrell end th lighter (iRh'in Hooaler Itno (orfed ths punch that handed Norllv-ern It fourth straight defeat Substitutions: Stewart for Stripling Largent for Ormt Wilmoth for Wright Smith for Wilmoth Smith for Johnston Sttleup for gtewnrt Official Referee Donk (Pittsburgh) umpire Evans (Transylvania): Biles (Center) hcadltnesman GENERALS TREK SOUTH FOR TURKEYD4Y GJtME Florida Will Be Washington and Opponent on Thanksgiving BRUCE CALDWELL HAS PLENTY OF JOY SEEING TIGERS BADLY BITTEN NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 12 (AP) From his seat on the Yale tench Bruce Caldwell leaped to his feet with an unrestrained yell of joy this afternoon os Fishwick broke clear Of the Princeton protective screen and lashed over the Tiger line for the tying score Up to Tuesday night Caldwell had been justified in modestly picturing himself In role but any regret he may have felt that the eleventh hour imposition of the Ineligibility rule had benched him was completely submerged in pulling for his team Cox kicked the point which broke the tie and again Caldwell Joined most of the 80000 spectators in ur melodious but appreciative ac claim which billowed and surged above the bowl-agaln as Hammers ley marched to the second touch- sewnnse down After the game Caldwell re- Ksdorn fused numerous offers to write a Alien description of the game as viewed from the bench He also refused all attempts at interVleuft) kept busy passes third Bt'wxnce for J30 five Tulane the game but each distance by one good Baumbaeh more to gtoessel played a Once on marching from intercepted Baumbaeh quarter quarter ed a was and still Young to intercept passes In for 61 Sewanee 20 Capt over his nice game A Young Gr swold Kimbrough Both Lana Collage and Alabama Stata Krrmal whs will meat hart In tntar-aectlonal game Saturday November 11 at Lewis Park defeated anil tied their respective rival In their Armistice Day games Lane deefRted Rust College at Jackson II to 0 Lane was forced to play A defensive genre th first three quartern on account ot Injuries to their stars but when they opened up thstr charset srtstlo cttirk In th fourth quarter they had na trouble In crossing ths Rust goal Alabama State succeeded la holding th strong Clark University ta a 4-1 tle aftsr a vary hard fought game sf try sssaly matched trams ARMY DESERVED TO WIN SAYS R0CKNE NEW YORK Nov 12 "Th Army played treads up football and deserved to win" said Head Coach Knute Rockna of tha Notre Dame team aa ha walked out of the Yankee Stadium after the game today Rockna said It wasn't Notr day and that It was a clenn-cut decision "Wa fired nut best at them but ths Army fired hock Juat a tittle harder' Rockna added "Th Army waa alert and took advantage of every opportunity Wait until next year" Q11IN CANADIAN CHAMP KINGSTON Ont Nov Queen's University of Kingston today won tho Canadian Intercollegiate football championship by dafaat log McGill Unlvsralty of Montasal ll to Tha two teams war deadlocked until today KANSAS CITY Mo Nov Accompanied by coache trainer and a handful of loyal rooter the C- football squad of Memphis arrived here short before noon today for the important int4r-eectional game to be played with Pe Ballo tomorrow in Muehlebach Field A reputation for iie preceded the southern football squad and apparently these reports were not false McGarth 17U pound center i the heaviest man on the Lie It Sail esquad but Memphis i expected to offer veral who will top this body in joundage Despite the weight advantage De La Salle i hopeful of victory A determined Kansas City outfit battled gamely to a tie against thi same outfit last year in Memphis and playing ir their own back yurd the protege of Merb Bunker may be expected to do lightly better tomorrow Memphis Is a veteran team while De La Salle laat spring was wrecked by graduation and this fall hao been ravaged by injuries A backfeld or two not start but nil in ail De La Salle will bo in better shape for Memphis than it hi been for any other eleven since the opening struggle with Westport High School Hard practice has been the order all week long Coach Bunker bus been de-Tulane voting much time to the backs while Walker Brother Vincent d'rjQtor of athletic ha proven a valaublo a sis ant Members of the qud will be entertained by La tfalle football piny ers and following the game tomorrow a banquet will be hold tor both football teams is a p03ibility that meeting between! these school will be arranged each secaou The game last year in Memphis wa a big success more than 3000 people attending and If enough cash customers re-port tomorrow to pay expense the competition probably will be perpetuated Edward Cochrane sport editor of referee the game The De La Falle Hue will average about 152 pounds for the game tomorrow Considerably it than th 1C9 average of the mvaders The Dt La Salle taam averrge I only 150 a against 100 for Mempli Probably lineup: Yeager 133 C) Rice 150 McNeill 51 Uol Grath 187 FUorda 146 fO Muhoy 102 C) Riordan 145 Rigerer 146 Ream 145 Leber no McCormick 162 Klrsphmler Eskridge Maier Evans Rucker Stoessel pixzano McCarroll Banker Menvllle Memphis 8coU 164 Luccliessi 268 Moorhead 2O0 Yale 161 Fonse 186 Kicks 168 Linder 146 Le 153 Chiossa 160 Exsell 148 Lad eke 189 Special to The Commercial Appeal CHAKLOTTESVILLE Va Nov Virginia showed a varied attack to win from Maryland 21 to 0 before the largest home crowd of the season on Lambeth Field and Virginia kept th silver football which Senator Millard Tydinge of Maryland has presented as a perpetual trophy John Sloan who did most of the damage putting the ball in position for Kmi-ner to acors the first touchdown taking over tho second himself and passing to Flippin for the third Captain Bick Card-well added every extra point But entire team had ita part in the victory outplaying the Old Liner except in the first few minute of the game Johnny Hushion ran the team cleverly Hunter Fauiconer md an acceptable substitute for Quintus Mutter Virginia a Injured fullback while captain Cardwell and VTJlucc Symington wra outstanding in the line Maryland threatened at the start but Virgin1 held end an attempted dropklcis by Roberts failed Then ball slssftgcd about the field until early in cond half When Virginia began a drive for a touchdown from her own 2 6 -yard llna Fadlconer had gained six yards in two line plays before Sloan shot around and for 40 yard Sbe and Faulconer alternating with a few fasres for variety brought the ball inside the five-yard line where Kamintr carried It over Sc 4 alter the second half sUted Vir-g'rt a hM the ball 4S yard from the Maryland fcwal Only four play wei M-cgcd for a touchdown Eloan figuring in all of thorn He galmd throe yards ve left tackic i nd Fnukoner mad th" sa ne dla- au ou a Into paas from Sloan Sloau ran 28 yards around one nd and hit over tackle for 11 and the touchdown Wieu Maryland interfered wth the re-of a Virginia forward par the CbvJtius had the lll with )S ards go Two line plays gained fou- vard and Al vin to Fllppi i the natlonfll Font then champion who carried the ball at use When Roan wrs replaced bv rcuie the Cavailcrs continued to thrcctcn but not to score Once Virginia was insid' the 10-yard line but a pass from Muncure waa grounded for a touchbnek Maryland showed fight In the minutes when Pugh and Jlolvrts left a wav for gntns but the rally came too late tad the game ended In the final quarter Roberta brought a punt back II pards but Maryland was off-sld and the gain waA lost Lineup and summary- Maryland (0) Virginia (21) position Position LT uo RT SR Smith Johnson 8clioolfield Autin Young Score by Sewanee Tulane VKHTEBRA DISIXKATED OMAHA Nab Nov 12 Carter Denplr 18-yeer-old end on the South Dakota Btato Colletts football team suffered a dislocated neck vertebra In the (Rme with Creighton today The vertebra was reset while the player waa conscious and he Is expected te recover PRINCETON BEST ON RUSHING WHILE YALE PASSES EXCEL NEW HAVEN Conn Nov Princeton outruhed Yale but the BullIof out passed the Tiger In gridiron battle statistic of the game ehowed A Princeton ball carrying ace Eddie Wittmer toting the pigskin 37 time altogether advanced 119 yard nearly half of the total Tiger gain The team comparisons follow: LEXINGTON Va Nov Th General rre going to loss no time In gtttlng down to work in prtparatinn for the Florida aetto Thanksgiving Day In Jacksonville for the team well realise the potential strength of tha Th's game will mark the pissing of capt Tlpn 192C honorable mention for All-American fnd one of th mot outstanding linesmen this year Spotts second All-Southern of a year ego and according to several scout and officials tho outstanding wlngmew of Dixie Tommy Stearns quarter BUI Dorse end Flthsr taclclc: Bobby Howe the HeVna flash halDmck Latham oenter and Barclay halfback Captain Tip ha been under tho weather since tha Virginia came with a bad ankle but it is probable that he will bo in good chape for the annual fray Htrolt nnd Seligman have ben acting service at Captain position since hfs injury Coach Herron plans to send his tenm through practice each afternoon starting Tuesday and running until Tuesday ng't a week later when the Oenersis will mount the iron cra for th Florida metropolis game will bo tho Bine and sixth Ju-nt of tho WMon The team i moro ramlar with trorcllng bt-fore an cncountor than remaining home it should fool perfectly at home With Florida playing lam up ball all fall with tho exception of tho earlier pm of the eeon before they were organised the annual elasolo points to a great struggle for tho Genera is Ttala game has become one of the largest cards on Turkey Dry In the ooutti and one of the largrst crowds that see the Generate In action during tha year Summary: Touchdown Sswanc Kidorn 2 Tulane Btoessel Substitute: Second period Tulane Ortry (or IMltano Butnud for Evan: Sewanee Tucker for A Young Bean for Austin Third priod Iula'ie Evan for Butaud OelUera for Even Se-wance Austin for Benn Klnlay for Allen Fourth period Tulane Baumbaeh for Opry Lodriguee for McCarroll Walls for Kirsah-meler Watley for Banker sewanee Bean for Austin Spencer for Bdorn Official: nnferrfe Capt A Cunningham (Georgia) umpire Perry Graves (Illinois) head linesman Stegeinan (Uoofrga) field Judge Fred Castator (Trinity) Pnsaea attempted Passe completed Passes interrupted rAisees Inccmpletcd Yard gained in passing Penalties Yards lost on penalty Yard gain from scrimmage Firs) downs Fumbles Ball 1 out on fumble Ball lost on downs Average yardage on punts Held for downs Lf SHOE $1000 Brown Kid Dollar Mord Strictly hlfh-elM In evary respect Many attractire new atylea at this amatlng low price SWcno to even the score at least acrBut with a first down at four-yard line Hoben called for four consecutive buoks aya the crouching tiger-stripdd Une and Oarvey on his final alam rolled off the ball revealing It only a pencils length from the goal Yale Attacks Again Princeton punted of course but the kick much good and Yale rebounded with another attack starting from Princeton's 40 -yard Hne Two series of rushes carried Yale a first down 12 yards from the goal and three headlong slams by Garvev Decker and Garvey again gained nine BUon the flnai effort with a yard required for a first down and four more chances Garvey was spilled for a loss and Prince-ton got off a punt to midfield Red Owen had Entered the back-fleld In place of Jafk Norman and Hammersley was relieving GarVcy it Yale's left half when the game turned upside down In the final s' the ball was passed back Flsh-W ranged far out to his left und Hoben ran straight back At his own 40-yard line Mark Hoben wheeled and gave the hall a mighty heave It carried In a looping flight far over the two football teams and Fishwick turned to pull It down about 20 vards from goal Strutting the Princeton substitute quarterback In (Or Baruch ran up to bat the ball down but faltered Dodson Zutick LT Wondrack LO Bafford (c) Crrther RG Adams PT Young RE Krosier Hushion Thomas LH Floan Byrd oi Lult DanUl Taylor Myiningtoi Cardwell Fit open A Roberta RH Kmncr Llnkous IOWA SPRINGS SURPRISE WITH 16 TO 0 TRIUMPH OVER WISCONSIN TEAM MADISON Whi Nov Iowa broke Its atHns of Western Conference de-feato by a sucrlde victory over Wacon-ln 1 to 0 befoiMtoaarly 4000(1 Badger homecoming fens atvanip Randall today A aafety and a touehdown followed by the oxtrr point droplock save Iowa nine point In ths second perrod ind sn intercepted pniu in the fourth period with a 90-yard run by Grimm of Iowa and another point by droplock accounted for the Hawkeys' score Iowa Position Moore Rchleusner 0 Brown Roberts Nelson C) RT Grimm Plgnatelll a Armil Glagow Hsgerty Refer Meeker (Nmthwe (tern) umpire Haines (Yale) Held judge Kid ridge i Michigan) head llnesinni Ghee (Dart mouth) UNION UNIV DEFEATS WESTERN KY NORMAL JAdKON Tenn Nov 12-Unlon Uni-versltv Bulldogs returned today after a victorious Journey to Rowling Green Ky whtre they defeated the strong Western Kentucky Norma) tjm by tho score of 19 to 0 Osment plunged through the Kentucky lino for the first touchdown after a series of Hne bucks and a long pass Stripling to Gnywood put the ball on th Kon-tusklnns' three-yard lin? Stripling's try for the extra point wn blorkro The first half ended 8 to 9 in fuvor West Kentucky came back in tho second half with a pas attack and wa nldo to oomplete several but never got within Union to-ysrd lino pxvtnt wlrn bark interfered with receiver putting the ball on 89-yard line Union h'td Western for downs and then punted out of danger IN-art recovered a fumble on 46-vnrd line after which Union statue 1 a drive using Btrlpling and Wright contlnu-ocsiy who hammered the line for five and ten-yard gains With six Inehw to go for touchdown Caywootl broke through Wt defense to receive a pass and scored the aorond touchdown Western continued parting and MIIKr Maryland Virginia PORTSMOUTH ELEVEN HOIDS FOES SCORELESS IN EIGHTEEN GAMES FORTSMOUTIT Vn Nov Woodrow Wilson High School of Portsmouth I believed to hnvs setabliahed long distance record by holding opponent without a core in 18 consecutive football cram ex Tbe teem has not been scored on nee the 1P25 reason CHATTANOOGA DOWNS SOUTHERN COLLEGE 52-6 GHA1TANNOGA Trim Nov (AP) University of Chattanooga Moccssln firmed nur poisonous than Southern Col-ege Mocflisins-hcr today the home eleven winning by 52 to Lutnluler and Barrett ran the end and o'Melia took forward pe for most of lb rearing Spring recovered fumble end ran Ts yards for the touchdown PENN HANDS DRUBBING TO COLUMBIA ELEVEN WITH SMASHING ATTACK PHILADELPHIA Noe Pennsylvania ttAjceri a sut-ond in ar many vesks today to beat Columbia to 9 Tho L'ons were outplayed and Coach Leu Young thought So little of hie op pnUtotv that ho sent a full substitute tcm into ths game at the end of the second and last quarter Penn scored two touchdowns In each of these period Incidentally th 89096 persons who were In the stands at Franklin Field to-(tty saw the Quakers alee Columbia th worst drubbing Mnc the first gam the aerie in 1990 A smashing line attack forward passing and hs famed play gave Finn Its victory and Shoes Exclusively miner Sin Fllppeti Try for extra point Cardwell (1) Placements Substitutions: Winter- bury for Zullck Kronen for Wjnterbury Lombard for Young Hynder for Robert Tenney for Kessler Crothers for Keenan Pugh for Thorn Rsdire for Ylnkoue Harris for Daniel Moacur for Sloan Mofheimer for FMppfn Plnksrton for Kaminer Debutis for 8ymingtn Magoffin i (MlcbUnn) Ryan (Michigan) fiend Daniels (Georgetown) Write far Our Special New Fall Catalogue I.