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L-V-- wv 1' SECTION I 24 THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL JIEJIPHIS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 14 1928 Q9XB 3 -K-t 5 jti'-'t a ms iVfViii -V- IP Ml I 1 1 if Football Results Vanderbilt Scores Early Defeat Texas 13 to 12 v- i I Crimson Does All Its Counting in Second Quarter to Win by 20 to 0 Tiro Touchdowm in the First Quarter Sufficient for Commodores to Defeat Longhorns Texans Do All Their Scoring in the Second Period Ata Local' SeuUwegtera It Oeergetewa (Ky) South Tennessee 13 Mlmlaeippi 1L Alaeaium 4e kua AgguM VeeUeruilt 11 'tease JJ Aiaauaas 14 Baylur Ugwrgia Tech II Tulaae 4 Miea Cellego II South weet La Woet Venn Teach re (Memphta) lk Dells Teocuor iMiea) i Transylvania 14 Sewauoa Ik Fteriua 17 Aaburn 4k Kentucky 4 WaeniBfiea and Lea Howard lt Mercer 31 Ueaaoke IS Kentucky Wcricyaa 11 Union Unlr 7 Neuth Caroline el MdiYiaud 7 I'kettaeeega It Birmingham South Mlllesps SpruishIU French and Gunrnnuela tore off the tackle I the flve-yeml line Harper bounced Into end off of several of the -Ter lleel' idayera before he crneawl me line Frenrh'e placement kirk wna Mucked Then entered Ullllgen who lied been (egged aa future NeU Mahan to take the place ef I'utnem at quarter for Harvard lie lived np to hla reputntlen and ran wild around the ends and off the tackles te put French in posit bin te eeore from tlie leu-yard line Ollllqen then drop kicked (lie eatro- pulut Throughout Iho remainder ef tha game Gllligan brought Iho crowd lo Ita foot with bis broken running Magner was the main cog In Ibe of fenee of Ills Southerners although the emits southern line covered Iteeir with glory ae It held Harvard on lu 14-yard lino let In tho laat quariar On four uccrasivo plus Harvard Mck were thrown for Imbho forward paenea and recovered fumbles gave North Caroline the bell In Harvard territory In this period but lie outweighed line could nt top the Harvard tacklers It wee the eeuth'e enly threat Lineup: Carolina Fori to Harvard Rop aLK Richard Howard lY Berrett Blackwood L-U Trainer Rchwarts Tlckaor Rchuler K-Q glloknee Farris RT Clark Preesou KR Douglas Wlenent Putnam IVerd laH Freeeh Spaulding Rll Guaiuarcia board 9 Harper Rcnre hy Harvard 0 34 4 4-34 North Carolina 4 4 4 I Harvard Rearing: Touchdown Harper French Feint from try after Frenah (placement): Qillly gen substitute fer Futnem (drop kick) Referee Lamtxrt (Ohio Rtats) umpire CL McGrath Boeton t'ollegvu bend linesman JL Tyler (Princeton) field judge Elcech (Dartmouth) i WISCONSIN EASILY DOWNS CORNELL COL CAMP RANDALL RTADIUM A DI-RON wu Oct As lie final preparation fer the Big Tan season tho University of Wisconsin toyed with Car- College to win or sne -elded victory 41 lo 4 th finale of a doubU-header today Wisconsin kept the Idweae on the de-fonalve for ell hnt five minute of tho game while its becks mining line plays end rune and forward passes creased the Iowa goal eeven llmee In tha opener ef the doable bill' thq Cardinal rlad reeervae defeated N'ertlg Dakole 13 te 7 GIANT INDIAN LEADS IOWA ELEVEN TO WIN OVER CHICAGO 13-0 CHICAGO Oct Behind tin giant tndUa haltering ram Mayes McLain ponderous Black aad GnU football machlne'-aiartad Its drive fer Big Tub prestige today by whipping th University Chicago 11 to beforri 4444 spectators on Btagg Field Kicking passing plowing through thd lino and skirting the ends Jhe Mg Cher okee Indian who lad the Miles in la dividual Bearing la 1434 with Itl points while at Haskell mode hie Big Tea do but amid glory Twenty-two llmee bn carried the ball fur aa average of ftvg yard on dsfonsg MalJtln wee bulwark toihdog tho Maroons time end again Jile prawoee coupled with that of hid running mala Willi Olaaagow and Paul Armli and a fighting line stamped Burg lagworsoa's elevn aa a factor to con tiilred in the Big Ten rare for the frsq time elnce the days of Duke lister tier den Leake and Aubrey Devine THEVENOW OF CARDS BOUGHT BY PHILLIES REBUILDING FOR 1929! PHILADELPHIA Oct (AP)-4 William Baker president ot the Philo delpble Netlenela announced today hri bail purchneed Tbomea Thevenow short lop (rent tbe gt Louis National aq tha first step la rebuilding thq Phlid lira The terme owre III MS cash for The ref new and tho outright release of tbe vet ran Heinia Sand Phillies' ehortilop 1 i ALLAS Texas Oct Two of Dixie's greatest football toama battled today with all bitterness of traditional foea and when darknesa settled and tha crowd of it 000 moved out the jittik: Vanderbilt Commodore! had raised tha Orange and Black standard In victory over tha hard fighting' Texana wine- The narrowest of margins one point was all that separated tha teams: Vanderbilt won It to IS because King Texas captain and i Cowley failed in both tries for the extra point 5 or i TWO attempts by Jimmy Armistead also failed but after the i captain passed to McQaugby for the first touchdown was off side giving the Tennessee team the point that enabled them to avenge victory last year It was determined and seemingly Inspired the Texas team came back -aflar Vaady scored two touchdowns jln the opening quarter the second £1 occurring when Baldwin's punt blocked and Hawkins fell on the by the score ef 4 he gene wee hard-feught threvghwt the team! well matched la playing skill and but fer a muffed punt which was recovered hr the Acsloe the result would have boea Loyola (New Urleaas) ll Oglethorpe West Ky Teachers ll Bethel Merrlg Harvey 1 Keel Ky Hernial I King 34 Wealeyan CAMBRIDGE Nan Oct Had Aladdln'a lamp boon available for tho Valve rally of North Careliao football team duriag lie gsmo with Harvard her today It would bovo rubbed sad wished for tl elimination of Ike see end period an Interval that provided Harvard with 14 palate end a victory or three period! the vlelterg lived up to their nain ot "The'Tar but Harvard crowded all its offensive power late one quarter and dgtneraliied tha defense ot tho southerners only enca did North Carolina get within rlklng distance of tho Harvard goal lino but oven thalr Notro Dame forward paaelng playa taught them by Coach Coltlne foiled them Th ecora doea gel tell the full gtory fer execept for the second parlor tho gams wan bitterly fought with both Idas punting frequently The point S' a to standoff attributed te the open field running Ftei ran mashing ef Harper inch the off tackle unPthg line The first period waa core lees hut ended with Harvard peeeeeeing on the North Carolina alx-yard lino as a result off tackle dashes by French and Guamacdn On the flrat play of tho ocond period Harper tors through tho lino to oeoro and French kicked tho goal Tbla started tbs Harvard acoring A forward raw Intercepted on tho vlaltenr 43-yard llue gave Harvard tho Mil sad JIMMY ABMUTEAD HUNDRED IN HALL OF FOOTBALL FAME JAMES NOLNER STONE Played center nt Vanderbilt University Nashville Tenn RULBVILLE Mlea Oct 1 Cleveland High School defeated Rulevllls I to 0 The first half waa rather slow and ragged but the latter part of thq saaie revealed some qood football Hulavlllo waa In poseebelon of tho ball for tho major portion of tho game making first downs lo Cleveland's four but at critical Junctures the home beys weed had generalship and tha ball changed hands Ruleville made several drives down the field which foreboded touchdowns but fumbles held them back lu the third quarter Head attemptqd to punt and Cleveland blocked the ball and tacsled the Ruleville man behind hla goal lino for safety aad tha margin tor winning tho toms Both teams fought hard In tbo final quartor with dtulavllla making a oops rate et tempt to seers A peso for tha lest pley of the gemo fslll by Inches to ecora a touchdown for tho locals RulovHla playa Lambert here next Friday at pm BOOVEVILLE Mies Oct Boon e-ville Bulldog! defeated the Beldwyn TellowJeckeU on the Baldwyn field by a score of It to Tbo all-round play of the Bonneville- team featured hut the game Was harder fought than the corn would Indicate Tbo long broken field runs by Me-Cuira end Patrick and the line plunging and Interference by Young fMtured while they were given sxoellent backing by Captain Falls and Clayton ea tha (IBoonevllle hu wen from' Wheeler High School I to I and from Red Bey A Is II to I Ark Oct 13 A smooth running wall drilled Marianna team ran rough-shod over thf UcCrory elavao administering a 43 to I aeftat Marianna waa supreme In every department ef piny having only four first downs scored against them Xhe locals kept the territory within their tMnrd line Inviolate and are yet lo be acored upon this eoaetn ROSEDALB Mas Oct 13 Root-dale won tbair third otralght game of football from Harks Hi score 311 te 13 Coach Montgomery a former Roeedal HI roach brought over a fast and scrappy team and gave the Bull Dogs their beat fight of tha season Brenner and MleheaL the demon pair APRomiUIo's baekftld by far oultheaa anything Marks- bad te offer Xtllaon and O'Doaaal! played bast In Roeedeie line MarlcF quarterback and right tackle played hast for Marks Neither team had been acored upon until this gams Mich-eat kicked three goals after touchdown iteftros Allen (Ola Mles Umplra Young (Sewuiael Hoad Schlerbaum (Ola Mimf NEWPORT Ort TM Kent-' prt Qroyhaonda defeated the Searcy Lleas on the local field SS-S Newport presented light but powerful aggregation Searcy scored first in few ascends after the game started bat Newport scored few minutes later aad made two more touchdowns American 43 135 Very faet McGugln 1 Nsshvllls Tenn President Construction Company Born 1 386 I Home Carthage Tenn Mooney Delta Tau Delta Other 3 letters tn basketball track all-Southern 3 years ball over the long Horn goal fine all but snatched victory from the opponents After Coach Littlefield replaced battered Orange eleven with reinforcements early in the second quarter the Texans uncorked a A daallng aerial offense which actu-' 1 ally accounted for one touchdown nnd largely was responsible for the 'Xtgglna returned kickoff to the Texas' 40-yard line Xing passed to Rhoades who a few seconds before went In-tor Ford A at' end and tie Texas wingman 4ktaluded tacklers and dashed to the if Commodore 30-yard stripe before in being brought down by McGaughy A' moment latex King darted back ef tbe line raised arm and burled the ball into thiT out-stretched arms of Higgins Just as the latter stepped over the oppon- ents goal line Owlcy failed to convert With the ball on their own yard line tha Long Horns started a march down the field A tong ('pass Shelley to Rhoades good for 40 yards and Meadows made It first r-dowa on a thrust at right end "placing the ball on line pnTWp Jghs at the Commodore for--ward wail brought only one yard Then King dived through a mass i-Cf tacklers over the chalk line rl' King's kick was low and to tbo alv right of tho standards Rarly in tha third quarter the Tskans made a determined scoring only to fail when Speller -dropped pass on the goal llM- after leaping high after the -oral Leas than three minutes later after Armistead had punted out 'f on tho Vandy 43-yard line King fumblod with a clear i field before him and llawklna re-- covered Texas mads one more scoring effort In tho fourth quarter but apparently had epent their power gainst tha stalwart Commodore -defense andy in turn made a meat effective advance during the final two quarters and missed a by Inches two minutes -'before thrf game ended Meadows f- diwpped a punt on bis five-yard ltts and Lusky recovered A three lino thrust failed and the ball went oyr as the final gun sounded 4 Una up: Texas (13) Po os Vandy (13) -Ford Lokey -t Browns I Hawkins Phillips Of Bristow 'f" Wray Olllver Bowell Brown Cowley Lusky 'Ross Abernathy Bsular Armistead Baldwin- I McGoughey Hlggma Mcllwaine -VXJng I) iichwarts "lU-V jTexas 13 jniVlUldf 13 Clubs Elks Masons Hermitage Aug' S3 1333 By Hdiman Vanderbilt and Sewnnee are flsbtlng It out for the championship ef the South- I ora colleso Association on Thanksgiving 1 Day IIVT in Naehvilte ThS score stands 13-11 In fever of Sewanee Unl- versliy ef the South) aad there remain enly a faw moments te pley It has Weitenl 7 David eon Emery Henry 7 Richmond ignehhurg I Kandriphalaoon urmea Preebyterlnn Cetgbawa Ik IUm 13 Magnilln Agglge Ik Texarkana Junior College Unlen College Ik Hlwaeee Cel lege Scuta Ua agglee Helllua 13 Uakrldge 14 Mara JHI1I Davie Likina 1 1 Mluefield Cumberland 13 Munres bore lk Kreklne 11 High Point 7 Tuekegee 44 Florida Assies i Atlanta University 7 Alabama Itete Normal I University ef Florida Freehmea 7 Alabama Polytechnic Freshmen i Ouachita 3L Little Hock Cellcgs iViiv' Eut-Weit 1 Virginia I Princeton (tic) Yale SI Georgia Harvard 3 North Carolina Notro Dame 7 Navy 4k Army 44 Prevldeace 4 Ohio state IS Northwootara Iowa lk Chicago Mlnneeota 11 Purdue lilluele 31 CnL Indiana Miehigan -Syracuse ii Johns Hopkins I Lmrtmenth 37 Alleghecy 13 -Cemell It Hampdea Sidney Holy Cross Rutger Colgate 3k Virginia -Poly 14 Hae kail Loyola (Chicago) Buckoril Pena Utata 9 Went Virginia Pltuburgh Duquoana lk Waalilngtea and Jeffer-aan Ponngylvnala 7 gwnrthmorg Norwich 13 Colby I Hararford 33 13-N 3k Fordhkm -a a of 33 St Lawrenos Villa Nova lk Catholic University I Butler tk Franklin Creighton 17 Oklahoma Assies Mount Union 13 Caav 4 Wittenberg 13 Ohio 13 Georgetown Ik Lebanon Valley lk Simona University New York Asgieo 7 Madison Avenue Presbyterian 3 Tufts Ik Bates Missouri Ik Centre GrHmell 3 Joan State I Mllllkwi 4 WeMeh I (tie) Texes Chriillon University 11 Austin Cel lege I OettysMrg 7 Lehigh I Dickinson Muhlenberg Brawn 13 Dayton 7 Mass Aggies 7 Mtddlebury I Detroit 4k University ef Louisville Ohio Wesleyan 7 Clnetnaati 4 Otterbein lk Kenyan 0 Columbia 11 Wealsyan 7 Mains I Connecticut Agriculture Williams 3g Bowdoin Day toe 17 Brews 13 Ronaoriacr 3 Clarkeoa 3 Now Hampshlia IS RhAla Island I Hobart 34 Union I Boston S3 Vermont I Drsxel 3k Susquehanna University ot Akron Sk Hlrsm I Wearier 0 OMrlin 4 Bawling OreenTTi lift te Carroll 13 lake Fereet 4 North Carolina 7 Prince ten 'Washington Kenele 7 (tie) Carnegie 4k Thiel 13 Western Rees rye (I Baldwin lace 4 Ashland 43 Wilmington Nebraska 34 Montano gtato SL Thomas 11 Albright 4 Nebraska Teachers Sk Lanin I (tie) 7 North Control Colieg 7 Beloit Superior Teachers it Eao Clairs 11 South Dakota state lk Columbus HePouw Ik Earl ham I Muscle Norms Indiana Central I (tfrl Muskingum 14 Pittsburgh 4 Indiana Sk Evansville a Ohio Weeleyan TI Cincinnati 4 Ashland 43 Wilmington Seldelbcrg 14 Ohio Northern 4 LaPayetto 31 George Washington Otterbein Ik Kenyon Long Island A give 11 Cooper Union I Denison 31 Miami 4 North Dakota Sk Mornlngetdg 13 Auguetapa 4 Yankton Collage Hioux Falls 14 Eastern Normal Lather IS Buena Vista Iowa State Teachers 31 Iowa Wesley- Rice Institute 34 Trinity University Tulsa University 37 DePnuI Carteton lk Lewrenee 7 Oregon S3 Willamette I Utah Aggies I University of Denver (U) 9 East-West ellege ot Idaho 33 Univorslly efIdo-gouthers branch 7 i Cnllfomla 13 Wnehlngten State 3 Oregon State 4k Paclfio University 4 Rlpoe 13 Northweetern College 4 Koulhern California II St Mary I Now Mexico Inatltuto 7 University of New Mexico Soath Dakota Slate II Columbus I university of Washington Ik Men-tqnn 4 ansae Aggie IS Hays Teachers Idaho IS Pittman lk Texas Tech 11 gk Edwards I Centenary Taxaa A and 1L Bradley Knox Chari eat nn Tearhera 34 Ahurtieff Monmouth 11 Mount Morris Miehigan State Normal Sk Michigan I California lk Washington State -Ualvendty of Sonthora Califorala lk Mary's Stanford 41 Lea Angolas Kormal I Blntten Col- been a terribly hard net te say Mtter-gauia nml mm of the beat ever wUneaovd In tbo far south Thecar- TNDIAKOLA lifted Oct In tha noet game on the local field this tha lodlanola Indians defeated Belroni St lo Tha fighting spirit of the Indians was net le be ilea led Captain Regan Balsam's outstanding Player wee In the game with a had knee and did net show hie usual form Featuring for tha Indiana on ofKuaa waa Capt Smith eLovlaca and Jones white on defense Skelton aad Wren starred STEIN STONE nags sad slaughter bore eom resemblance to that at a real bat lie Vandarbllt now liaa th ball tow yards back ef midfield They threw their whole line to the right ot "Stein' tone their superb center and make Ujyard gain qa-tha ensuing piny Instantly too enure luS is thrown te the left of the bolt and Sewnnee figures i 1 caller smash-play Is cdmlag through the line Instead Stan after snapping tho ball left to Petto nt quarterback belts down field ne though wildcats wars after him Meanwhile Potts runs to tha loft and peeees th ball to Blake whs In turn peesen It to the Vanderbilt loft and Bioko who now rannlag toward tho after simulating a foot slln to giro still more time to Stone te get down makea 4S-ynrd pass It's a good pug hat aa high that no man on tha field could have caught It sava Stone it happens rover that tlila tall "pine Is th boat basket ball player In tha on-tiro south and in addition ho Is a high Jumper on the track team Stona gives th ball on blink over hie left shoulder Just lu time te spot Its whereabouts gathers himself and with mighty spring Iropn about four foot fn tbo nlr and pnlla tha flying oval down bring Instantly tteklod and downed In Aswan ee'e five-yard lino as hla faet come bock to earth In two smaahre Vanderbilt puts tbo Mil over for touchdown and wing tho gates 17-11 with about two mlnuteo loft to piny Yu this was circus only the second yosr of tho'forward poos in football and a circus retch: bat Atone made them right slang In Practice That was why Blake threw -It he knew Stone could gat It and didn't want a Sewanoo man who could not Jump so high disputing poeeebelon of It with hla esuter "Hteln" simply Justified the confidence that had been reposed In him Here wee one men that ne rival college hated or belittled Friends and foea alike loved him and admired Mm beyond words it Is difficult te any whether they thought more highly of him no an athlete or ns a man The stuff of which he wee made is indicated by the fact that being a very peer bey when he went to collage ha need te milk 11 cewe for dairyman baforo breakfast each morning Hi order to earn tho money te put him through Any boy who can do that and da It chearfully so ha did will succsed In anything ho undertakes as made good and became great In athletic earvad eat sue-ecu in bustneu life und draw frlandn to him "Stela1 Iteli'ri snapping was mscblns-llko tn AUGUSTA Ark Oct The Augusta High School Rad Dovilb added another declelve shutout victory to thalr string defeating Parkin High 41 to This wee the fourth consecutive win Mr the locals In which they have scored III points to opponents Thompson gheH McGill and Hamilton furnished markers while Dickinson and Thompson furnished thrllla with two Sl-yard run Morris Gipson and Long In tho lino presented stone wall to tha vMtorn although they wars outweighed to a big disadvantage fought gamely throughout Richardson and Haynes were tho outetaading players fer the via- itOTSn Texas Touchdowns Higgins Xing Vanderbilt scoring touch-tf downs MnGaughey' and Hawkins Points after -touchdowns Stead Officials Boynton (Wliliams) '('Veferes: Rix (Dartmouth) umpire: FINuier (Baylor head linesman (Illinois) field Judge 1a a MM tm prrcieloa and accuracy ha tackled 'had got down flaid under puatx charged and did all things in th gam Coach Yost eurpaaolngly well 1 4 Miscellaneous i Football caneld-to ered him accoad only Schultx aa a ranter Two year ago ha died after an all-too -short lira loving all beloved by nu Hie wu a dhuntleu soul I knew him walk HAZLXHURIT Mian Oct Tha Haglefaurst Indians football team played their dhlrd game of the season and defeated Jerfarsoa County Agricultural High School scorn SI to Coach Ther-rlll ef the local team' feels that he hae gotten tho eleven la good condition and predicts more victories ns tho season oca on Hailehurst had previously loot gamos to Columbia and Brookhavaa High School Mania MICHIGAN TUMBLES before mm e-o Wolverines Suffer First Defeat in History by Hard-Runnino HQosiers rix yean end wu marked throughout by hard clean playing Both touchdowns worn mada Jn ths flrat half be-lore the teams pagan to bo affected by ths entrems heat Camden wing almost exclusively mashing line playa with McGinnis bearing tho brunt of the attack marched to their first ecora On tha play for extra point tho MI1 woe carried aver by another ef the bucks by McGinnis but th point wu not allowed on account of penalty Tha second ecora earning early In tha second quarter wu also tha result of lino playa McGinnis ogam carrying tha ball over Both teams threatened In the lut half Referee MeCallleter (Mlule-elppi A and M) Vmplra Knight (Mleele-ippi A and M) Headlines man McBride (Mlulaelppl A and M) fens Oct The Trim- nblaBISh Demons Sefemted the Obion Jtlgh School score IS to Tho Dornpno mm oteoud string map after the first The entire squad plered brlhlhnt foet--i belt Alphln end Wright doing theecor--tng while William ton and HcManue showed up well In the line MILAN Tens Oct In one of tho 1 VMtleet football gameo ever stated on a 7 gridiron tho Milun over Lexlnrtou High kHm -T --aoore II to II Tho gsmo wns plnyod -X before tho Ursoot crowd that over wit owned an oponiag gams hors Milan eeorwd tally Is tha first quer-I -ter when Williamson ripped II yards off tackle aad Bull laser carried It over i luhe llns Neither team seered again until tha last quarter when each team scored a -eewple ef tenehdowns score 'come by way of tho atrial routs-whllo Milan acarad by tnaone of good passing Taya Milan Mlea Oct MvComb Tigers ran away with tha Tylgrtewa High score or to Cnpt Bill Denman and hla huaklta from McComb under tha direction of Coach George McGowan proved too much for the Tyler-town players There ware ala touchdown mods by tho Tigers with four extra polnu Tho touchdowns wore made by Bon-ael Redmond Richer Neville and Guy on each Conch McGowan ntntaa that the next game will be with Haslahurst nt McComb In the city park next Thursday ao that nil might attend the fair at Jack-sen on Friday A large attendance Is expected from Hailehurst and McComb booetera are urgod to be prasent to root In our presentation ot tne flew styles we tiuii mu it FIN1L T9 BEIT HD Biloxi miu oct The Bitexi Uf Indians and the Picayune Boll Weevils played one of the hardest feet-Mil gatnu sun on tho const In some nine at the Biloxi HI Athletic Field this afternoon Both teams battled untiringly but wear so evenly matched that neither nould scale anil tho genie ended a ecoreteu tit Nearly a thousand spectators packed the new grandstands aad cheered their luma 8ALTIL1A1 Miss Ort A smooth working dalllllo beckflelil and a hardhitting line spelled defeat for tha Wheeler High School eleven by a score of II to The gams Was hard fought from start fliilah salttllo'a touchdown era made by line plunges The outstanding play of the game waa mada hy Payna Saltillo halfback who Intercepted a porn and raced 10 yards for a touchdown eitnio will piny Buena 'Vista aext Friday ANN ARBOR Oct Ne Friedman or Oosterboan appeared te lead Michigan this afternonq and Indiana UHI-verrily acored ita first triumph ever a Wolverine teem The score wee I te 4 Led hy Cnplaln Bennett and Reinhardt the loiter a substitute the HooMerx cut loses with a crushing line attack la the fourth period (hat did not halt until Kunce nail carried tha Mil over geal Hue pat rage'a team started the drive on Its own 33-yard line from where Bennett end Hlnehordl hammered thalr way to Michigan' elx-yerd mark Fnunee took the MU ever on na cut back over the Wolverines' left tackle) 9 To seoro the 1 only touchdown of the contest Indiana surged over the Wolverine line for five eonoaeqtlv first downs all ot thorn by rushing Indiana wfts an top of th Wolverine except for a faw minutes Id th opening ported Michigan threatened only ones when Toteke towed a SS-yard pass te Win by Margin of 21 7 by Scoring Two Touchdowns in the Final Period ifoetball queen and rede In state at the head of a parade of both tha- Milan 4 High end city echoola through tho prln-' Pl etreete of tha town preceding the I J279TBIIIBUIM Venn Oct For tho neceod consooutlva week Dyeraburg High -i feetball team battled to a scoreless tie -j-M- -wlmn neither they nor Union City rng- letered a counter In a fiercely" fought 'V gwma SumRiar weather took a lot of Srtve out of tho Black and Oold back-ftold and they were unable to gat I he Uhien City lino After ftqht-fr tug te wlthla is yards of tho goal i teg are offering thefinest tailoring the new-est styles and the most exclusive fahridi in the world Wesay this with all con-fidence ITt for far from being a mere opinion of ours it is the combined judg' ment of the leading clothiers or the counjby that there is nothing finer then garments customized by HidrFFreemah Rleh Two posses foiled and fake leee hick formation wag stepped cola the alert Hooeier ff SLUMBIA 0 CL Oet An South Carolina eleven defeated tho University of Maryland hero Jojay 31 ti 7 searing two touclldowns Jn ths final quarter to break 7 to 7 tlk Two of tbo Gamoeoek touchdowns him from intercepted forward peeeea Maryland shewed strength In ling smfshlng but was unable to atop a vanatllg Carolina attack Maryland scored first In tho spaaing quarter Snyder carrying th ball PHEBA Mlea Oct The Cloy County A 14 football lufti defeated tho team from Banna Vista A 8 ea tho local field with a runaway seers of 11 tot Tha visitors wore outclassed in very way but put up a nurd fight and played a clean same Captain Wlllinmn of tha PhoM team with tlia other members of tha team played their usual good inuio but tha star of ths gamo was Nob-Jo who lo playing his flrat season and who mads four touchdowns in this lima Mnaupi Phaba Post lion Buena VMa Tomlinson KB Porter Boyd May Coleman Huddqratnn Henley Cav Manner Walker Gordon Christopher Lambry Walker Spencer Wine Bean Hryan Brand Noblin Is 14 Colliert Wllllanu Uerdwln Bennett MieeiarippL PENN HAS FIELD DAY IN BEATING SWATHMORE 1 i'- Ths visitors played meet pf their fowl vo bell In midfield resorting to rfA' fi posts so fraquently that Dyonburg re-I1 mamad on the offensive meet of ths afternoon RtOGBLY Tsna Oet 13-Tho most 'v'C Intereetlns feetball same of tha season 1 oro woo when Hickman High School had Ridgsly High School fought to a flu-ot 13-11 Tho game waa full ef thrill ths beginning Olhauaon ot Ridgoly ntnrring with I (-yard ranter 7 a touchdown Hidgaly waa iiudlcappad In having both halfbacks qot of tho a- tappet namely Mcknuui and Shaw srV MAIH Teuu Oct Tha ifalla xWv'foelball aqnnd outfought and out- P'arad tha fist Newborn sloven hero Sry Halle nrornd in the ascend quarter end t- again in ths third quarter by line bucka sad hy mm neat pace warp PHILADELPHIA Fa Oct (AF) University ef Penaoylvanla swamp Rwarthmore College IT to today for tho taird straight fua and Bins vla-tory of tho season The annoy! ru gam showed a greatly Improved Penn eleven ever the team which defeated 1'rabklln and Mara kali last waak partleul 44 to 4 ilarly In tho forward pans- BEEBB Ark Oct Tbs Barbs Badgera met their first defeat ef the see-on by high school team when tbe Prescott Curly Wolves defeated the local high school football squad 14 te It waa tough game tor tbo Bodgeru aa Praacott baa one of tbo bast tenmg in the state this year Tim entire game was an uphill affair for tha Bncbe ll Only by utubhora de-fonaiva playing could tha Bed gars prevent the Prescott teem from running up a high ecora A lock of offetuo wna noticeable an the part of Isoobo MURRAL Ky Oct' II Mayfield High school defeated Murray by a to neora Watorfleld hairback far Murray dislocated hla shoulder in tho first quarter In yesterday's game Murray State Teachers' College defeated Bethel Col-leg of Ruaeollvlllu Ky by 31 to MARIANNA Ark Oet The Marianne Porcupines defeated tha McCrary tem hero Friday the score bulng 47 to 3 This Is tbe fourth gams fer the Porcupines thin season and ao fag no team hag scored point against them The visitors put up strong defense The Marianna mn as a who! player wall PICKENI Miss Oct Tha eham-pionohlp of Modleon County woo decided odor broiling aun before crowd estimated nt eiaaa to 1 009 when Conch Phlllliwf Wildcats of Madison County A defeated their nnalant rivals Canton II 0 la footer attraction ef the Madleen County Fair It was tbe first victory ef ths Aggies aver Cutes is Ing attack alter a blocked Carolina punt had given Maryland th! Mil deep In Gameceek territory Goal woe kicked In the second period the Carolina backfleld ee-erdlneted Into driving machine Wimberly and Xohel smashing through the line far gains dawn to tho Maryland two-yard line Beall went through center for touchdown Tho tiy for gial euceaoded Tho two olovona battled through th third In hemrt-renillng fashion Caroline loot touchdown after ll-ysrd ran for being effetden 'Wlran th final period opened otter ah oxchaan ef punt Maryland fumble govs South Carolina the ball an Its opponents' 13-yard lino The lino hold and Bohol triad for a pass Cooper caught It screes the lino Carolina kicked goal In the daring mlnutea of piny Beall Intercepted a Maryland poet on tho 34-yard lino and dodged through ths loam nr tho final touchdown of tha gams Goal waa klekod Carolina mads Karylaad 0vo WEST VA DOWNS POWERFUL ELEVEN OF PITT SCORE 9-6 PtTTABURGW VtL Ocf Golden panthers of Iho University of PHtehurgh ehemptons of fho east leal SACRAMENTO EVENS COAST LEAGUE SERIES NAN FRANCIOCU Oct Saenunenio evaned th count of tha Pacific Coast League pleyerf aere this afti eraonu hr defeating Snn Franetsea IS to 11 Xsrh team nog wpn two games la th eeven -contest set geor: Re Be iMftWMt a 4 a a 4 4 elj SI 8 gin Frenrlero ll St I Crandall Rachao Bonelly Vlnel and Koehler May Jeaea Mails and Rpriao Hennj Halle Dave Halle -I Now bora npaaad tha game with pass TTnRAek (hat waa nt flmt atanalug to the Theel beya however they InteS succeeded In kraaklng tkam uL Tha gem elaaea with fba hall In peaegeelen npah thaatghLFtid Hurt and Dodda played goad gamea saVhiia tha team as a whale did net shew as wefl ns did a week previeua SAVANNAH ifllanV Oet Tbs Al-' te Agiglea ef Xeeeuth Miod" defeated Central HlgR ham nt Igq Vlr Qiaanda year fell before the veteran squad of Coach Ira Rodgers of Woet Virginia Uni-vornitp at th eladiom hero today I to Mbre Tbaa BB Yean at BB 5orth BfalB Street It was iho first time In five years that the mountaineers had venqalshed Pittsburgh V) Ml- I vv-- V- Vv i V- V-' 4 M- A 1 I iwnm i anuaw-ie- "s-tef'S i I 1.