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THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL MEMPHIS SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 1925 SECTION I Southwestern Overwhelmed In Thanksgiving Game to Decide Local Prep Title Bv Ole Miss Eleven 31-0 and Central High in "Prep Title Tilt Thursday Game At Hodges Field Will Decide the Local Championship Six Teams Have Completed Their Schedules In Series For the Home Honor Cummmqs-i- CBC By Early Maxwell THE curtain will be drawn on the local prep school football drama Thanksgiving Day when Christian Brothers College and Central High School ancient rivals in gridiron warfare clash at Hodges Field The game will end the race for local prep football sjpiemacy and the championship hinges on the result Central and have survived the title series so far undefeated has been tied by but this does not count against the Purple and Gold in the standing Central had its closest call at the hands of the South High Scrappers The score was 9 to 6 Central winring in the last quarter when Harold Gillespie half dropkicked a gcal Central heavier and by far larger in number will take the field Turkey Ghio state with 75 waa seconil fonoweil Sharp -Kb -CBC States -Tull- Os nival Huge Homecoming Throng Sees Ole Miss Come Into Its Own By Trouncing Rivals Lynx Make But One First Down Mississippi Gains At Will UNIVERSITY Miss Nov 21 Homer mighty Mississippians I were too much for the lighter Southwestern Lynx of Memphis and Ole Miss rushed the Memphis college for a 31 to 0 victory here today before the largest crowd ever assembled on the Red and Blue campus Southwestern's entire student body was here for the occasion as were hundreds of Ole Miss alumni and former students It was annual homecoming day celebration Throughout the game Mississippi had the upper hand seldom permitting the Southwestern possession of the ball No attack of the visitors was effective as the Ole Miss backs broke up many passes while the heavy Red and Blue line threw would-be runners in their tracks Sc-lly Cohen star fullback for squad shared starring honors of the game with Van Martin fast running back Cohen bucked for three touch-downs and Martin made li is bid for fame with a beautiful oO-yard run for score two minutes after the game was started Charley Allen too with several loner runs and placement kicks played brilliantly The entire Ole Miss line outcharfred their opponents whose fisrhtinc spirit was stood Jumping John Davis of Ole Miss grained much ground lacey Biles diminutive halfback was forced from the frame with a broken collar bone During- the entire game Southwestern made only one first down while the Mississippians were stacking up 14 Van Martin speed merchant of the mighty Mississippians got loose early in the first period for a beautiful 50-yard run to a touchdown interference was perfect and the little Ole Miss halfback picked his holes well After receiving the kick off Mississippi brought the ball back to her own 40-vard line from where Charley Allen raced 30 yards around right end NOTRE DIME DEFEITS NORTHWESTERN 13-10 South Bend Eleven Does Its Scoring in Third Period to Overcome Lead i SOUTH BEND Ind N'ov 21 Overcoming in 10 minutes a lead of 10 points amassed against it in the first half Notre Dame today deflated North-i western 13 to 10 Two downfield marches £Tht end i at the start of the third quarter netted erased the Day favored to win On the face of by Illinois with 78 comparative scores Central has a de- Michigan with 139 elded edge But it will be remembered that Central was an overwhelming favorite last year when playing like a pack of greedy wolves shattered all forecasts and predictions by stunning the Green and Gold by the score of 21 to 13 This put the west point Nov i(ap) championship in a triple tie between playing Urmius todav the hefore lining up against Navy at New York next Saturday the Army eleven won easily 4 4 to 0 BEATS SOUTH TECH TROUNCES HUMES Grid Results MISSISSIPPI AGGIES LOSE TO FLORIDA 1H Captain Jones of Alligators Kicks Two Field Goals and Makes Touchdown LOCAL 13 South High 2 Tech High 59 Humes High 0 Purple and Gold Disappointing Tech Runs Up High" Score Oberlander Says Will Not Become CAMBRIDGE Mass Nov 21 (AP) Andy Oberlander star Dartmouth halfback announced here today he had definitely rejected an offer to turn profesisonal and Join a Miami Fla team Oberlander one of the cast's leading all-American candidates made known his decision while attending the Harvard-Yale game To the Associated Press Oberland-pr admitted he was attracted by the Mfer made him by Tim Callahan former Yale star on behalf of Miami Interests but said he was turning it down for what ho beelieved "the beet interests of the college game and Dartmouth" "I could use the money but this would merely be a matter of selling my name and I prefer not to do Then Stonewall Cohen started car- the pair of touchdowns which ving the ball and on well mixed margin and brought victory uck5 rushed across the line for a Both touchdowns were the result of econd marker Allen kicked goals straight awitlmuta mngleJorwar During the second period Ole Miss Unhes thsweep of wide end runs tished the ball into Southwestern Notr0 Dam9 (13) Northwestern (10) erritory but seemed tired and was Posl-tion nable to go across for additional cores great defensive work topped the Lynx during the few imes they had possession of the ball Ue Miss started the second half with ohen's buck for first down but the lississippians on the next play were yards for holding Southwestern made her initial first own in the second half when Hawk assed to Joe Davis for 15 yards In the third period Ole Miss ran he ball to Southwestern's 35-vard ne where Allen kicked a pretty field oal Cohen took the ball on a buck or the third and last touchdown of he game He went over again soon fter for the final marker in the last uarter Notre Dame scoring: Touchdowns En right (sub for Wynne) Flanagan (sub for Roach) Point after touejidown Enright Northwestern scoring: Touchdown Lowry Point after touchdown Lewis Tech Hig'h and Central Tech is out of the running this year The Y'ellowjackets lost to Catholic High and Central by scores that left no doubt in the minds of the spectators as to the superiority of ne teams Tech did not play as scheduled C- ready to play had a team on the field and claimed the game by forfeit Six teams have finished the local i schedule They are: Tech High Cath- olic High South Side S- Mes- I sick and Humes This is the first year Messick and Humes have competed in the series and marked Humes athletic debut Tech is assured third place in the series with four games wifn and two lost for a percentage of 667 Catholic High not scheduled with Central and finished the race with three games won and two lost for a percentage of 600 and South High although victorious over the Catholic High Terriers is in fifth place The Scrappers have won three games and suffered three defeats for a percentage of 500 South High cancelled a scheduled game with IT as a result of a financial disagreement Messick not scheduled to meet Central gets seventh place with one game won and five losses and Humes trails with one victory and six defeats Humes put up a great battle in the series considering the fact that this is the new school's first year in athletic competition The standing shows the non -conference teams much stronger than the conference teams AVhen the conference broke up over the migratory rule early in September it was agreed to play out the football schedule with the winners declared local prep champions The Central-C game will decide the issue and the standing of the teams gives Central and C-the Thanksgiving date again next year as it has been the custom since 1922 for the teams finishing first and second to get the best date of the next season Tech High as a result of finishing ahead of the other three confer-enc schools South High Messick and Humes claims the conference trophy awarded last year by the Chamber of Commerce The trophy is to become the permanent possession of the first school winning the conference championship three times TAMPA Fla Nov 21 (AP) Edgar Jones captain of the University of Florida football team this afternoon with the aid of his team-mates defeated the team representing the Mississippi A College 12 to 0 Approximately 12000 prisons witnessed the classic Jones kicked two field goals and bucked across goal line for the only touchdown of the game It was his uncany broken field running for short gains that kept the ball constantly In Mississippi's territory Without Jones the game would havo been lifeless toe kicked two beautiful field goals but it was toe that played the 'Gators in a tight place during the early stages of the game The 'Gator captain employed the spiral punt The hall shot straight into the air where the sharp wind grabbed it and carried it for 13 yards back ot' the punter It almost rolled to the Florida goal line Mississippi fought desperately to carry the boll over but the Florida line held Mississippi was decidedly stronger on the defensive than on the offiensive During the later stages of the game the ball was kept in Mississippi's territory Jones failed to kick goal from placement bit Florida recovered the hall on the next play by grabbing a Mississippi pass Both teams resorted to aerial attack in the last few minutes of play Lineup: Florida (12 Position Mississippi (0) 3 Extra points: Goals from placement Henley 5 Substitutions: Tech Sewell Campbell Sanders Sheppard Callicott Paula Shepard Dudley Strickland Humes Spore for Grant Grant for Spore Davis for Strong Spore for Shivers Bloomberg for Schneider Referee Dr i Frank Smythe (Ole Miss) Harold Davis (Tech) Head Bick Campbell (Tennessee) Field Judge Itollin Wilson (Tennessee) Prep Title Won Lost Tied Pet Central High 4 0 0 1000 3 0 1 1000 Tech High 4 2 0 667 -atholic High 3 2 0 600 South High 3 3 0 500 2 3 1 400 Messick High 1 6 0 167 Humes High 1 6 0 143 Results Field Tech High 59 Humes High 0 13 South High 2 Previous Results 21 Humes 0 Catholic High 12 Tech 0 7 Messick 0 South High 3 Mcssick 0 Central 38 Humes 0 32 Humes 0 Catholic High 7 Messick 0 7 Catholic High 6 Tech 16 Messick 6 Humes 6 Messick 0 Tech 13 0 Central 9 South High 6 6 6 Tech 25 South High 0 Central High 13 Tech High 0 South High 14 Humes 0 Catholic High 19 Humes 0 Messick 7 0 Central 63 7 GEORGE COLE KICKS RAZORBAGKS TO WIN Goal from placement Lewis Officials Referee Joe Magidsohn (Michigan) umpire Knight (Dartmouth) field judge Keithley (Illinois) head linesman Jay Watt (Missouri) Time of periods 15 minutes each i I Hartness Fulton Hopper Jones Thompson Brunson Hopper Meeks Patty Stephens Clark Green Williams Norton Sara Stewart Goldstein Whitaker 8 Brown Bishop Chaplin Boots Three Goals From Placement to Defeat Oklahoma Aggies 9 to 7 la a dignlfM omba ing cream which coats only a fc cents a Jar at any drug store Mile lions use it because it gives that natuW ral gloss and well-groomed effect the hair that final touch to goo dress both in business and on social occasions Even stubborn unruly o4 shampooed hair stays combed all daM in any style you like is greaseless also helps grew thick heavy lustrous hair SOI Til Tulane 16 Louisiana State University of Tenn Doc'ors 9 Dallas University 7 Florida 12 Mississippi Aggies 0 Mississippi 31 Southwestern (Memphis) 0 Mercer 21 Oglethorpe 6 Washington Lee 4 State 0 William and Mary 2 Roanoke 0 Hampden Sydney 26 Randolph Macon 0 Howard 20 Birmingham Southern 16 Louisville IT 32 Toledo 0 Kentucky Freshmen 8 Tennessee Freshmen 0 Butlef 9 Centenary 0 Arkansas 9 Oklahoma Aggies 0 Little Rock College 20 Bryson College (Tenn) 13 William and Mary 23 Roanoke 0 Western Teachers 14 Evansville College 6 Pine Bluff High 58 Fort Smith High 0 Transylvania IS Kentucky Wesleyan 0 EAST-WEST Harvard 0 Yale 0 Illinois 14 Ohio State 9 Michigan 35 Minnesota 0 Notre Dame 13 Northwestern 10 Columbia 46 Alfred 0 Kansas 10 Missouri 7 Army 44 Ursinus 0 Rutger 7 New York 6 Wisconsin 20 Chicago 7 Quantico Marines 20 Fort Benning Infantry 0 Georgetown 27 Fordham 0 Mass Aggies 6 Tufts 4 Wabash 22 Depauw 0 Geneva 10 Waynesburg 0 Carnegie Tech IS St Louis 2 Loyola (Chicago) 13 John Carroll 7 Springfield College 17 Providence College 13 iloly Cross 4 8 Boston 7 Brown 38 New Hampshire 14 Lafayette 14 Lehigh 0 George Washington 29 Buffalo 0 St 20 Loyola 0 Middlebury 40 Norwich 3 Navy Plevcs 40 A 18 Temple 26 Susquehana 10 George Washington 20 Scbuykill 12 Iowa State 7 1 irake 6 Philadelphia Marines 26 Lakchurst Air Station 6 Rennslaer 13 Connecticut Aggies 7 St Josephs 23 Drexel 3 Upsala 28 Cooper Union Dayton 48 Otterbein 0 Case 6 Western Reserve 0 Kenyon 3 Union 0 Ohio Wesleyan 41 St Xavier 0 Oregon Aggies 16 Idaho 7 Marquette 13 North Dakota 0 Carleton 12 Knox 3 Catholic 60 Galludet 0 Oklahoma 28 Washington 0 Haskell Indians 16 Creighton 7 Colorado Aggies 41 Colorado Mines 10 Canisius 9 St Johns 6 McAlister 48 -St Olaf 6 Colorado 34 Western State College 0 Brigham Young 16 Montana State 7 University Southern California 18 Iowa 0 Hanover 87 St Marys 0 Stanford 26 California 16 Coe 0 Cornell College 16 Colorado College 10 Colorado Teachers 0 St College 26 Ripon 3 Bradley 46 Eureka 0 Illinois Wesleyan 6 Illinois College 6 Lacrosse Normal 13 De Paul 13 Columbus 6 Augustina 0 Washington College 20 Schuylkill College 12 Mount Union 31 Hiram 0 Capital 6 Cedarville 0 Wooster 13 Denison 7 Nebraska Wesleyan 26 Des Moines 0 State 0 Gonznla 0 Bucknell 7 Dickinson 0 Swathmore 70 Haverford 13 SCALP IS CRAVED BY VOLS Score by Periods- Florida Mississippi BIG TED GRID DICE EPPS IN TIE Kill Northwestern and Michigan Have Equal Claims for Top Honors 6 0 0 WISCONSIN RESERVES WIN ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 21 (AP) The University of Wisconsin team won the annual Western Conference cross country run hero today with a total of 39 points Summary: Touchdown Jones Field gcals Jones 2 Referee Powell (Wisconsin) Umpire Hutchinson (Purdue) Head linesman Severance (Oberlin) down Ole Miss 14 Southwestern 1 Field goal Allen Officials Kittleman Northwestern referee: Leftwich Svwanee um pire Bloom Sewanee field judgv Tyson Howard head linesman In Wear Present To Well Dressed Wen By Early Maxwell Christian Brothers College remained undefeated in the local prep football title series bv defeating South High 13 to 2 and Tech High beat Humes by the onesided score of 59 to 0 in a doubleheader yesterdav at Hodges Field One of the best crowds of the year approximately 2500 witnessed the C-South High game which was last on the programme The field was in good shape and the day was fine for football Although won as wae expected the fact that they failed to make a larger score was disappointing While had possession of the ball most of the time the wearers of the Purple and Gold failed to show any signs of their real strength and apparently did not use their best plays Every now and then backs got away- for a neat gain Ernie Marquette captain and quarter particularly starred Marquette played his best game of the season The line did not display a eon-sis'ent drive and looked weaker defensive-ly than in any previous game The victory kept (Vs slate clear of defeat The Purple and Gold eleven has been tied twice but has not been beaten this year scored In the second quarter The opening period ended with holding the ball on South High's one-yard line and Ames Sharp half carried it over on the next play Cummings kicktd goal There was no more scoring In thd first half tallied again in th third quarter when Hale passed to Marquette who was tackled hut got away and barely went over the line for a touchdown This time Cummings failed to register the extra point South High fighting hard all the way through although at times clearly showed real superiority played heads up football and snagged Cavette behind the (' goal In the last quarter for a safety when Russell center made wild pass Cavette the mainspring of the South High eleven last year did little gaining against his former school He played less than a half He looked good on the defense hut had few opportunities to show his offensive ability as Marquette gave the red head the ball-carrying assignment only a few times It was quite evident that Cavqtte was being saved for the Central game Thanksgiving South High players went after their former star on every play and this enabled Marquette to shoot Hale and Sharp through for gains The For the Social Hour Hi The New Ideas £ti Eveninq Wear and Accessories Incomparable for Style and Ualue FAYETTEVILLE Ark Nov Over 4000 home-coming fans saw the Arkansas Kazorbacks defeat the Oklahoma Aggies by the score Mo 7 in one of the most bitterly fought contests ever witnessed on Razorback field The tilt was the final hom gam of the Porker season and also their final game of the conference season The game produced an outstanding brilliant star In the person of George Cole Bauxite sophomore who is blazing quite a trail In his first year of varsity competition To Cole goes much of the glory of the victory for It was by virtue of his unerring toe that the Porkers accumulated their nine points and victory Three times Cole dropped back to try for a field goal from placement and each time his effort was successful Each successive kick came from a greater distance the first from the 23-yard line the second from the 37 End the' final from the 40-yard line Each try went squarely over the middle of the 1 ar It was Cole's too that drove back a threatening Tiger on several occasions his 13 punts averaging 46 yards each YYhile Cole drew the share of the honors much credit must go to three other members of the Arkansas backfield Dhonau the midget quarterback Smith fullback and Chlpman halfback Eaoty of them tor off many good gains It was Dhonau who returned an Aggie punt for more than 30 yard and placed the ball in position where Cole could kick The Arkansas line especially Capt Scott Japp Rose and Herman Boozman continued their wonderful defense and halted Aggie marches time and again once on their two-yard line Bowman was the big star of the Aggie offensive and made many gains over the Kazorbacks one of his plungi and runs netting them 35 yards on the first play cf the game after kickoff In the third period just after the final Arkansas field goal a Porker fumbled the kickoff and Mitchell covered the hall on 21-yard line On the first play Bowman twisted his way around left end lor a touchdown and McCoy kicked goal giving the Aggies all their points for the day The last quarter was a see-saw affair with first ono and then the other team threatening to score The Aggies unleashed ono aerial attack that fell far short of completion Arkansas upset forecasts of the game and depended only on straight football to carry them through They only tried four passes completing one for a four-yard gain while the Aggies attempted 22 with only five completions for a gain of 49 yards The Aggies registered seven first downs to five punts averaged 45 yards while McCoy Aggie kicker averaged 35 yards on 11 kicks in the matter of penalties Arkansas suffered the most in yardage 40 yards to the Aggies 10 One Aggie penalty however cost them possession of the ball Lineup: Okla Position Ark Connor LE Cowger Weissenger LT Roso Shelby Scott (C) Kratz Boozman (aa( Harrison app Parker Dhonau Chipman Cole Smith RG RT RE Q- LH FB Rodgers (C) Murray Mitchell McCoy Bennett Campbell Bowman CHICAGO Nov 21 (AP) Western conference football championship honors for 1925 tonight are divided between Michigan and Northwestern Michigan has won five conference victories to three for Northwestern Each has one defeat but i lie Michigan defeat as at the hands ot Northwestern while Northwestern was defeated by Chicago which finished in seventh place Wisconsin also won three games an'l lost one but was held to a tie by Minnesota The five Michigan victories were over Indiana Wisconsin Illinois Ohio State and Minnesota The three northwestern victories were over Indiana Michigan and Purdue Not since the days of the powerful Michigan teams of 1918 and 1917 has a big ten team rolled up so many points as the Michigan team this year a total of 227 while the only score against them was the Northwestern field goal Their average score for the eight games Including non-conference waA more than 28 In 1917 Michigan scored 304 points in 10 games hut opponents scored 53 In this vear also Northwestern pushed the Wolverines out of the championship by a 31 to 12 defeat in the last game Northwestern scored 81 points against 69 for opponents and sufferitl two nonconference defeats by Tulane IS to 7 and by Notre Dame today 13 to 10 The principal scoring combination of the Michigan team has been the two Bennies Friedman and Oosterhaan and in thp last three games Fullback Molendn These three alone have scored 136points Early in the season Friedman kicked 15 straight goalR kicks before missing on the sixteenth and his season total is 22 The clever work of Lewis in the Michigan game made him the outstanding star for Northwestern His 18 yard field goal won the game and he saved It later by conceding Michigan a safety to move the piayout of Northwestern's 30-yard line The Northwestern victory that day two weeks ago Is one of the epics of the big ten playing conditions were probably the worst in the history of tne conference The conference standing for 925 including scores ot all games follows Team I Pts Opp Michigan Northwestern Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois Chicago Ohio State SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EASILY BEATS IOWA BY SCORE OF 18 TO 0 BY WALTER KCKERSALL (By Chicago Tribune-Commercial Appeal Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES Nov Displaying a slashing offensive in the first and fourth periods Southern California well coached by Howard Jones defeated Iowa in the Coliseum here today before a gathering of 65000 fans 18 to 0 The result of this Important inter-sectional struggle Is another vindication of the cal'ber of games as played along the Pacific coast The Trojans have not lost a game against an eastern invader and Iowa is now rated with Syracuse Penn State and Missouri which essayed to win laurels in inter-sectional contest Iowa never had a chance as game was played The Hawkeye attack lacked co-ordination and the forward pass offensive was not effective Ineffectiveness of this attack however may he laid to injuries of the Hawkeyes sustained in the bruising game with Minnesota last Saturday Fry Kutsch and some of the other piavers plainly showed the effects of the Gopher battle but they gamely went into today's encounter to uphold the cali-b of football as played in the Western I'onferenee They made a heroic but futile effort and all the honors tonight belong to the coast eleven In the first quarter the Trojans kicked off indulged in a punting duel then with the hall finally resting In their possession on 21-yard line From this point Southern California made a successful attack on the Iowa goal with Laranetta going over the line on a straight rlunge Drury missed the goal There was no scoring in the second period hut in the third quarter Southern California forced the issue and it was only Iowa's stubborn defense which prevented scores As this period ended the ball was on three-yard line The Hawks held on three Trojan attacks at the beginning of the fourth period but on a fourth down a flank pass Cook to Iar-anetta resulted in the second touchdown Adams missed the goal Toward the middle of the final quarter and ns it was getting dark a poor punt pave Southern California the ball on Iowa's 30-yard line and off the tackles with cut back plays which finally resulted in Kaer driving through for a touchdown between his right guard and tackle Drury missed the goal and the score stood 18 to 0 in the favor Lineup Iowa (0) Position (18) yjjC9 Behrendt Coach Banks Pointing Tennessee for Victory in Wildcat Tilt lineup: south High (2) Position 03) For University and Business Wear L-E a L-T LG a RT Wade Carrigan Robinson Russell Robertson Cummings Davis QB Marquette (c) LH Hale RH Sharp FB Cavette Iegg Hargrove Simmons McCarroll Thomason Burton Pace (c) Tate Bettison I Etter 1 Lucas Score by periods- South High 0 7 6 0 13 0 0 0 2 2 Indiana Score by periods: Arkansas 0 ft 5 9 Oklahoma 0 0 7 0 7 POINT AFTER TOUCHDOWN IS MARGIN OF VICTORY OF RUTGERS OVER Different patterned Suits and Overcoats in Imported and Domestic materials featurinq Midniqht Blue Qrecian Qraq and Qame Feather Broum Cox Taylor Cravath Goro Friend Adams Drury Kaer Earle Laraneta Hines Krauseski Griffin Rodawlg Nelson Roniey Schtrmer Graham Kutsch Fry NEW BRUNSWICK Nov 21 (AP) Rutgers football tvam defeated New Y'ork University 7 to 6 here today when Connors of the New York team failed to kick goal after a tourlulown in the third period Rutgers scored its only touchdown in the second quarter when Singer plunged through tackle from the two-vard line Bliss kicked the goal The game was hard iought throughout Summary: Arkansas field goals Cole (3): Oklahoma Aggies touchdown Bowman extra point McCoy field goal Substitutions Aggies Taylor for Campbell Keegan for Connor Crowe for Shelby Connor for Keegan Poole for Connor Rosellus for Murray Boyce for Kratz Arkansas Coleman for Parker Hamilton for Boozman Ayres for Chipman McGill for Harrison Wilkins for Japp Officials Referee McBride (Brown umpire Sweeney (Bethany): head linesman Ryan (Missouri) Time of periods 13 minutes Score by periods Iowa 000 0 600 12 18 BY HARRY WATSON KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 21 Coach Banks has driven his Fighting Yols at a stiff pace this week preparing them for the Thanksgiving game with the Kentucky State Wildcats This game is being looked upon as one of the hardest of the year by the Yols because they realize that Kentucky has a strong team in spite of the fact that they have lost several games The will journey to Lexington for this final encounter of the year and they will exert every effort to rout the Wildcats in their own den The game with Tennessee will be feature gridiron classic of the year Besides being the Thanksgiving attraction this game has been designateq as the annual home coming game and several thousand Kentucky alumni will gather in Lexington to witness the Blue ami White in action against the Orange and White Two years ago the Kentuckians were set to celebrate a glorious home coming dav at the expense of the YTols but Tennessee turned the tables on them and smashed their way to victory This year the Tennesseans are going to Lexington instilled with the same desire and determination that brought about their victory two seasons ago and if the Wildcats are not careful another home coming) will ho ruined Several Yols were injured in the game with Mississippi A hut these injuries have healed and every man on the squad will be available for dutyin the Kentucky game Lowry a 185-pound tackle who has heen out of the last three games is now in shape and he will be used in the coming struggle with the Wildcats Charlie torn shoulder has completely mended and the Vol followers are expecting him to ntnex considerable yardage Barnhill Elmore a id Dodson received slight Injuries in the A game hut these injuries have healed and they are now in the best of condition Coach Banks has not announced the starting hackfield for the Kentucky game but Harkness is practically sure to open at quarter with Dick Dodson at fullback The two halfbacks will he chosen from YVung Dcrryherry Elmore Rice and Neff with Young and Elmore most likely to get the call The regular line composed of Butcher at center Barnhill and Burdette guards McArthur and Elliott tackles and Capt Lowe and Brown or McKeen ends rvill he ready to start against the Wildcats Special railroad rates have heen nut into effect for this game and several hundred Vol followers will make the trip by rail with the team Many local peonle nit! also journey to Lexington by automobile to see the Vois close their gridiron campaign In the game with Kentucky State on Thanksgiving Day Summary: Touchdowns Sharp Mar quette Point after touchdown Cummings from placement Substitution: Shea for Wade Wade for Shea Buchigani for Cummings Benedetto for Buchlgnani Cummings for Cavette Cavette for Cummings Cummings for Benedetto Cummings for Cavette Bugrg for Davis Reillv for Bugg South Kelt-rer for McCarroll Humphreys for Tate Rfferee pr Frank Smythe (Ole Miss) Hunter Lane (Tennessee) Head linesman Rollin Wilson (Tennessee) Field judge Harold Davis (Tech) Tecli High in Runaway Tech High's Yellowjac'Kets ran wild In heating Humes Contrary to the method adopted bv Central anil against Humes Tech mentors used their regulars most of the game and succeeded in running up the highest score of the year against the new school Humes got little encouragement out of the affair but fought hard all the way The Humes team was considerably outweighed and Tech had another decided advantage in experience Humes never threatened to score The Yellowjackets had things their own way from the very start and although Coach Essllnger used numerous reserves they were not la the fracas long enough to get heated up The regulars did most of the work In scoring the Yellowjackets tallied by end runs through the line and resorted to an aerial attack for several touchdowns in the last quarter It was just a case of too much weight and experience for the Hume team to cope with the Tech eleven The lineup: Tech High (59) Humes High (0) Position LE LT ltG RT RE QB LH RH FB Terry Curry Smith Ellis Harris Engel bai'g Hartsfield Brinkley Solomito (c) Jamison Henley Shivers Strong Aiken Scott Erwin Grant Minardi Clark Campbell Lefler (c) Schneider Scoring: Touchdowns Laraneta 2 Kaer Referee Eckersall (Chicago) -Birch (Earlham) Field Griffin (Iowa) Head Badenoch (Chicago) Time of periods 15 minutes each EIGHT OF NINE FOES OF GEORGIA TECH APPEAR AGAIN FORDHAM IS BURIED UNDER 27 TO 0 SCORE BY GEORGETOWN UNIV NEW HAMPSHIRE LOSES TO BROWN TEAM 38-14 PROVIDENCE I Nov 21 (API-Brown nanded the University of New Hampshire football team its first defeat of the season in a hard fought game at Brown Field today The score was 38 to 14 New Hampshire's playing forced Brown to recall varsity men In the second I half after the visitors had put across two touchdowns In the second period one of them an SS-yard run by O'Connor who recovered a Brown fumble PURDUE AND INDIANA IN A SCORELESS TIE OAK HALL Hennj Halle Dane Halle More Than 55 IJears at 55 Main St NEW YORK Nov 21 (AP) Georgetown smothered the previously undefeated Fordham eleven 27 to 0 at the Polo Grounds today and earned a strong claim the Catholic College championship of the east as Fordham had defeated Holy-Cross The Washington collegians scored four touchdowns on long runs by Tony Plan-skv Capt Jack Hagertv and Mctzer The Fordham line was weak against the terrific pounding of the Georgetown hacks mjd many long gains were made through the center of the forward wall Twice Fordham tightened and took the hall on downs within its own five-yard line But on one occasion the punt that followed was blocke-d and converted into a Georgetown touchdown Both teams resorted for the most part to straight football only five passes being attempted and only one completed 'LANTA Ga Nov 21 (AP) Eight he nine opponents faced by Georgia this year will reappear on her clule next season announcements by authorities today said le only change on the programme substitution of Tulane undefeated this Dii for Penn State In the third game he season fly one road trip will he taken by the jw Jackets during the year when they ney to South Bend to play Notre le on Oct 30 te schedule follows: jlethorpe Sept 25 I Oct -I ne Oct Alabama Oct 16 Florida 23 Notre Dame Oct 30: Vanderbilt 6 Georgia Nov 13 and Auburn 25 BLOOMINGTON" Ind Nov 21 P) Before a homecoming crowd at the dedication of Indipna's new $250000 stadium Purdue and Indiana tailendcrs of the western conference fought to a rcoreless tie today The two teams battled on almost even terms throughout the greater part of the game What little advantage there was seeDied to rest with Indiana as the Ciim-son gained 205 yards to Purdue's 160 Summary: Tech scoring touchdowns Jamison 3 Henley Solomito 2 Hartsfield.