The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 17

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Hove tws TUCKl' file (if Zooo OVT 01 rT rTSo Tennessee' 49 The Blue Devil sdvnced tha ball to Tennessea'a 39 as Mara passed to Tipton for 15 Tipton then took off on a run but Bartholomew jolted him so hard that he fumbled the ball and Harp recovered for Tennessee on his own 30 This was an Incentive for Tennessee to launch another offensive assault and a short time later they went into action Harp went off tackle and made a pretty cut back a he sped on down the field it appeared that he had gone until Tipton snagged him around the shoestrings after he hud advanced 14 yards The Duke back was knocked out and had to be heliwd from the field Duke howcier throttled the attack when Hackney Intercepted Harp's pass intended 'for Hunter on Duke's 26 Duke threw a scare into the Vols shortly before the game ended when they advanced to Tennessee's 16 before being halted They took the ball on 40 after an exchange of punts Hackney on a reverse went 17 yards before he was hauled down on the 20 Major Nryland rushed the first team into the fray and Tennessee held for downs on the 16 O'HARA -HCuDRicir kt-coucesf out nf bounds before crossing the line of scrimmage Duke's tackles and ends were so huge that it was difficult for the Vnls to block them out which is one reason that the Tennessee running attack hogged down a number of times Such fellows as Joe Hrunansky Lipscomb Badgrtt and Higdon were so big that the light Volunteers nf Tennessee bounced off them in attempting to make blocks The huge Blue Dc ils who had plenty of spcwl for their size were devastating in running interference and also dealt the Vol passers plenty of misery by rushing them Despite their physical disadvantages the Vnls played a most remarkable defensive game in preventing the Duke powerhouse from scoring It is difficult to pick an outstanding Tennessee lineman A check of the play by play report will show that Joe Little and Van Kelly centers Frank Crawford Bob Fulton Bob Woodruff and Boyd Clay tackles: Captain Joe Hayes A1 Thomas Ikey Levine and Bill Loftier guards and the four ends Bowden Wyatt Ralph Eldrcd George Hunter and Gerald Hendricks ends all made their share of tackles Herb Hudgins Duke's left end who played next to Joe Brunan-sky undoubtedly was Duke's Duke's outstanding line performer The Vols found this big end a terror on the defense and were seldom able to block him out nf a play Tennessee held an advantage fr over Duke in the matter of first MAcngv ws BtMM-Au Usur JLS3 as A Toucunowo vo ffeef -I- -r7frr j- -o UOTHttJ Neee BUT K(CKS 4lc 24 tv! HAiep -jj 00 3- To HU A rtrti KEY to CHART EACH OOWAi A CIRCLE- CM Dckio rctVois O-A box) Rtf? mwm lOCK First tx)0 Ball OVER JL -o TIPTM for 18 yards Then rammed the line for a few yards after which Hicknry whs given the ball on another left end assault The Durham dasher seemed headed for the goal line hut finally was forced out of bounds by Duncan on Tennessee's 20 After the Blue Devils had iwen set back to the 25 by a penality Tipton passed down the middle to Hudgins who made a spectacular catch for a 15-yard gain and a first down on the 10 On the next play O'Mara smashed through for four yards hut he was smacked so hard that he spilled the ball and Hendricks hawked it on the six to avert what seemed to be a certain touchdown march The Vols got another break after Wood had punted out of bounds on Tennessee's 45 Hackney fumbled on the first play and Leffler recovered for Tennesse Aftr an exchange of punts Tennessee took the ball and led by Wood who broke off tackle and spurted 21 yards before he was brought down deep in Duke territory Howevery the march was throttled and the first quarter ended with Duke in possession of the ball on about their own 19 The remainder or the second period was nip and tuck with neither team threatening to score It was late in the third period before the Vols threatened again Tipton's punt was grounded on Duke's 48 Wood got loose lor 14 yards before he was stopped on Duke's 35 The Blue Devil defense stiffened and Wood dropped back tor a short kick In attempting to boot one out near the goal line Babe's foot slipped off the ball and it went out of bounds for a two-yard loss and the ball went to Duke on their 32 O'Mara then broke off tackle and got loose for a 22-yard gain but the Vols tightened down and forced Duke to kick Early in the fourth period Harp kicked 29 yards out of bounds on downs registering 10 against Bfor the Blue Devils Duke however held a decided edge in kicking Tiptrn and Hackney punted IS times for an average of 44 yards per punt while Wood Harp and Cafego averaged only 33B per kick for 18 punts The Vols got down to work early In the first period and started nut as if they meant to lose no time in taking a lead over the Blue Devils Soon after the opening kickoff Tipton punted to Wood on Tennessee's 35-yard line but just as the Vol back caught the ball he was battered to the ground by several Blue Devils Duke was penalized 15 yards to the 50 for piling on and the Vols went into action Wood started the fire works by fighting Ihrough for four yards and then he gave the Vol supporters something to cheer about when he raced across the field and hurled a pass to Duncan that netted 22 yards and a first down on Duke's 22 The Vols then hammered the line to the 19 but penalties set them back to the 29 It was third down and 15 to go when Wood sped his perfect pass over Tipton's head to Duncan for the touchdown that didn't count He then followed up with his punt that gave Duke the ball on their own 2 The Blue Devils refused to be alarmed over the situation Tipton dropped back apparently to kick the bail nut but instead of kicking he pulled one of Bobby Dodd's old tricks and shot a pass to Hackney who rambled down the sideline for 17 yards before Perkins tarkled him This trick play apparently inspired the Blue Devils for they opened up with a powerhouse attack that all but swept the Vols off the field After Hackney had picked up three yards through the line Tipton running behind a wave of Blue interference roared around left end and down the field for 22 yards On the next play he rambled around right end rTprcuJT lIJooO A firestone AUTO HEATER MTP II IE COHFOITABLE ALL Wlim Kick Bools Ohio State Out of Race Stanley Converts After Last Minute Touchdown To Edge Buckeyes on West Coast By RONALD WAGONER I filled i'ma Marl Larmpuadrat LOS ANGELES Oct The University of Southern California football team suddenly came to life here today to dump Ohio State nut of the rational football rare with a 13 to 12 interaectinnal victory In a wide open game which had 65000 fans on their feet most of the afternoon the Trojans generated sufficient power to turn hark the dark horse eleven of the Big Ten Conference Southern CaUfornia seored in the second period and held a 6 to 0 lead at half time Ohio State came back to control the third quarter and score a sensational tying touchdown Ambrose Schindler USCs quarterback was the dynamo in both of the Trojan touchdowns The first score started when Schindler placed a punt nut of bounds on the Buckeye eight yard line Ohio State's return punt was short and Schindler returned it 12 yards to the State 32 Tlunges by Schindler and fullback William Sangstcr made first down on the 20 and the pair then repeated their tactics for another first down on the 10 yard line Schindler and Sangster made nine yards in three plays and on fourth down Schindler went over for the score Thil Gaparg's placckick for conversion hit the crossbar and bounced back Figure in Goal Co-Captains Ralph Wolf center and James McDonald quarterback figured in Ohio State's first touchdown in the third quarter After the Trojans had held an Ohio State drive deep in their territory and took the bail on their own 20 yard line Wolf knifed through to partially block a punt by Don Keller Trojan sub fullback Wolf fell on the bail on the Trojan 22 yard line John Rabb whoe play at fullback for Ohio State was sensational broke off his right tackle on the first play and raced to the Trojan two yard line On the second play McDonald made two yards for the score Alex Schocnbaum attempted place kick struck the bar Kkk Is Blocked Early in the fourth quarter ScMrdlcr's quick kick on his own rpM yard line was partially bl! ked by Joe Aieskus Ohio Stitc tackle and was recovered by Stewart on the USC 28 On the first play Mike Kabealo stellar Ohio back knifed a pass over center to Dick Kardi right half who stepped over the Trojan goal i Alokus failed to convert After USC received the Buckeye kickoff on the Trojan 42 Schindler broke around his right end for 17 yards On four plays the USC flash carried the ball for first down on Ohio State's 27 He then faded back and passed to halfback Mickey Anderson who squirmed 23 yards through Ohio State players to tie the score With the issue hanging on his kick and less than three minutes of the game remaining Stanley converted a place kick Greenbrier Wins Over Kenova 25-0 Fprrial Ta The Xra-Snl lari LEWISBURG Va Oct 9 Greenbrier Military School defeated Ceredo-Kenova High 23 to 0 The entire game was played in the rain Mathewa scored in the first quarter after Staten's 50 yard run Lane and Hager made the ether touchdowns Staten for Greenbrier and Caldwell of the visitors punted unusually well Hapes Scores for Ole Miss Rebels Defeat St Louis University 21 to 0 in Homecoming Contest HS mm IVrMA OXFORD Miss Oct Little Ray Hapes put on his running shoes today and scored two of Ole Miss' touchdowns in the 21-0 homecoming victory over SL Louis University Hapes early in the first period grabbed a St Louis punt on the Ole Miss 22-yard line and dashed through the invading northerner! for a touchdown Little Ray came back in the next period and slipped through left tackle for six more points Bruiser Kinard star Ole Miss tackle placeklckrd for point after both Hapes1 touchdowns The other Rebel scoring was in the final period when John Lehn-hardt bucked the line for a touchdown and Lainard place kicked Lieten to Margaret apeak Men lap evenings ever nation-wide NBC Red Network AND WROL AT 7:30 firestone Auto Supply A Service Station Broadway and Magnolia largest One Stop Service Station Dial: 3-6III 7fh Anniversary Year! At Halls This Raglan Model Is A Favorite ceived the ball from Cecil Isbell left half on a reverse play and twisted through the entire Carnegie team to a touchdown Cecil Isbell placckicked the extra point A gallant goal line stand by the Boilermakers staved off a Carnegie drive late in the fourth quarter From midfield Tech drove the ball to the Purdue 10-yard line A pass Carnelly to Zawacki was ruled good on interference on the Boilermaker five yard line Ingalls and Carnelly plunged to the two yard line in two plays A plunge through renter by Zawacki moved the ball to the one yard line where it went to rur-due on downs two speedy Whit Baker and George Peck to gain almost ail of Cornell's 264 yards between them Princeton gained but 42 yards and made only six first downs against Cornells 15 3IccianicsviIIc Grid Team Plavs The Mechanicsville Junior High eleven open their season today when they meet Cook High of Athens at 3 at Leslie Street Park Coach Gross has been sending the Mechanicsville gridmen through long drills this week preparing for the opener The team is much lighter than in former years but more intense training is expected to offset this physical difference Purdue Takes Carnegie 7-0 Brilliant 45Yard Run by Brock Thrills Home comers Pme LAFAYETTE Ind Oct rur-due drove over a touchdown in the third quarter on a brilliant 45-yard run by Brock Boilermaker halfback to defeat Carnegie Tech 7 to 9 in an intersectional game before 20000 homecoming fans today The swivel-hipped right half re Cornell Rolls Over Nassau Big Red Team Tears Prince ton Line to Shreds To Win 207 Bjr I'nlt-d Prm PRINCETON Oct Cornell's big bruising eleven rolled again today this time crushing beneath it once-mighty Princeton The big red team from Ithaca which already has whipped Penn State and Colgate defeated the Tigeri 20 to 7 before a crowd of 45000 in Palmer Stadium It was Cl mell's first victory over Princeton since 1931 Princeton played gamely but the Tigers could not halt the murderous Cornell drives The mighty Cornell line tore great holes in the Princeton defense and allowed the The census of the Soviet Union already begun is expected to show almost 180 million people under Soviet rule DIAL: 35231 2-4119 Raglan Top Coats In the Famous Luxora or Harris Tweed 35 FREE ESTIMATE On WRECKS We specialise on rebuilding wrecked cars to look like new Wheel Aligning frame Straightening Any Model or Sise Car or Truck QUALITY BODY CO Phone 2-3189 Located at 112 Vine Near Central Other Fine Coats from $25 to $85 See your Hall's salesman for the greatest selection of topcoats he has ever shown you The pictured model is a favorite but other models are available When You're In Trouble Call Webb Complete Wrecker Service Motor and Body Work Expert Mechanic! 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