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THREE Aids Dodd In Win I FINAL FOOTBALL SCORES WALDEN BRINGS WIN TO MERCER DODD SHINES AS VOLS WIN TIDE NOTCH NEARER TITLE TURN REAL FIERCE GEORGIA'S MARCH TOWARD" GRIDIRON HONORS CHECKED VOLS FIRST TEAM TO CHECK TIGERS DODD LEADS VOLS Is today rated as one of the leading field generals of America Tennessee displayed a brilliant brand of football but it was Pilot Dodd that manned the ship lashing Crimson Wave washed Kentucky out of Ihe Southern Conference lace yesterday 19 to 0 John Heniy Suther versatile back was the boy that tamed the Cats It veas this same Suther that dazzled defense and sent the Vols leeling under an IK to By CHIPS The Orange and White flag of the University of Tennessee again floats from the victory pole today as a result of the combined efforts of Bobby Dodd own and Shack Allen of Elizabethton It was the superb generalship of the mighty Dodd that piloted the good ship Tennessee to a 27 to 0 win over the widely heralded I Clemson Tigers With their slate unblemished by the black mark of defeat the South Carolinians led by the skil1 ful Maxey Welch were considered favorites prior to the contest However Dodd and Allen clipped the claws and sent them back to their lair smarting under a 27 to 0 defeat It was the magic hand and hair-trigger brain of Dodd that conquered the powerful Cody machine His choice of plays could not have been improved while his pass flipping was as accurate an adding machine Blond Buddy Hackman of the firm of Hack and Mack failed to glitter with his usual brilliance or probably his work was overshadowed by the efforts of Dodd The gawky Kingsport lad has won the as Auburn 38 Wofford 6 Sewanee 0 Rice Institute 12 Randolph Macon 31 Dridge-water 7 Northwestern 27 Minnesota 6 Kentucky Wesleyan 14 Tennessee Teachers 25 Chattanooga 13 Howard 9 Indiana 0 Notre Dame 7 Eirmingham-Southern Mercer 13 West Viiginia Wesleyan 14 Navy 37 Ashland 0 Miami 48 Dickinson 7 Penn Military College 7 (Tie) Delaware 13 Svvathmore 12 Georgetown (Kentucky) 0 Miihigan Normal 45 Williams 14 Union 0 Bowling Green 0 Toledo (Tie) University of Miscisippi Vanderbilt 24 Tennessee 27 Clemson 0 Maryland 14 Virginia 6 Furman Oglethorpe 12 Washington and Lee 0 0 (Tie) Purdue 25 Illinoi- 0 Bethany Waynesbug 37 Princeton 0 Chicago 0 (Tie) Franklin 7 DePauw 25 Presbyterian College 2 North Carolina State 0 Centennary 6 7 Spring Hill Teachers Nebraska 0 (Tie) Mississippi Aggies 53 Milhaps 48 Union of Jack-son 7 Arkansas 12 Louisiana State MACON Ga Nov 1 (AP) Walden the from Tennessee proved the difference between a heavy and more powerful Birmingham-Southern team and a lighter eleven today as Mercer won 13 to -The 135 pound speed mei chant of the Bears returned a sixty yard punt 95 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter that paved tne way for victory sensational dash after-the Panthers had taken a 0-0 lead tied the score and then when Bob Sperry sophomoie guard kicked the extra point Meicer took a 7-G lead that was never overcome In the fourth quarter Johnny Cimperman Bear fullback and another sophomore intercepted a pass and ran 4G yards to four yaid line and then in tio plunges carried it over for second touchdown kick hit the goal pots but Mercer bad a 13-0 lead that she never relinquished In the same peiiod Walden dashed 1G yards for another touchdown but right end was off vide and the play was called back For Birmingham Southern Normal Pilgreen quarterback Vaughn and Black featured the running attack The Panthers top heavy favorites rolled up 12 first downs to three A fierce Florida Alligator turned the famous Geoigia Bulldog into a Poodle pup yesterday' afternoon as a 0 to 0 battle resulted down at Athens As a result of the tie game Georgia wras practically eliminated from the Southern Conference chase West Tennessee Teachers 6 Providence College 20 Lowell Textile 0 Utah 39 Colorado Aggies 0 Colorado Teachers College 6 University of Wyoming 6 (Tie) Tuskegee 31 Knoxville College 6 (Negro) Morris Brown 7 Alabama Normal 0 (Negro) Southwestern Louisiana 13 Louisiana College 18 Manhattan City College of New Y'ork (Tie) Thief 0 Washington and Jef-fi rson 20 Butler 14 Wabash 7 Oakland City 0 Rose Poly 21 Coe 0 Cornell College (of Iowa) 0 (Tie) Kent Hiram 0 Ripon Lawrence 0 Texas 25 Southern Methodist r-i Abilene Christian College 0 62 Niagara 39 Clarkson 7 Lincoln Memorial University 0 Ti'imci'C' Polvtechmc Institute 57 MaT-hall Wittenbeiar 7 Colorado University 14 Colorado College 13 Baylor 31 Oklahoma PaptKt Western State College 0 Colo-lado Mines 13 Baltimore Rider 20 Texas Mines 20 New Mexico University 13 Texas Tech 0 West Texas Teachers 6 University of Southern California 33 Denver 13 College of Puget Sound 0 University 01 Washington 60 Washington State 14 Oregon State 7 Delta Teachers 7 Lambuth of Jackson Tenn 12 Murray (Ky) Teachers College Middle Tennessee Teaeh-eis 0 SAVANNAH Ga Nov 1 (AP) march toward national gridiron honors was blocked here today by a courageous Florida eleven which presented a steel plated defense to hail every Georgia thrust and hold the mighty Hulldogs conquerors of Yale to a scoreless tie Twice Georgia pounded at the doois of Floi goal but the slushing'' diives of Robert? Chandler and Downes the aces of the Bulldog attack couid do little jnoie than knock' off small chips from the concrete Florida wrall Two years ago on the same gridiron a determined band of Florida sophomores upset a heralded Geoigia team 26-6 These same sophomores now senors lose to the zenith of their power today and withstood every assault on land and air that Georgia offered Lack Punch powerful baekfield quartet lipped off long gains in midfield and Jack Roberts the fullback slashed through for 42 yards on one play but whenever the Florida goal was near the Bulldogs lacked the touchdown punch The Alligators beaten by a scant point last vaek by Furman threatened twice Late in the third period they started a drive from their 20 yard line which ended shortly after the fourth (period started 'as they were "held (for downs on 30 yard (line after advancing fifty yards 'A few moment- later Florida re-coveied a Geoigia fumble 11 yard line but 1 1 opportunity was' lost as Silsby substitute for Jenkins fumbled on the first play I The lineups the The onvushing Tide of Alabama has one more obstacle to hurdle in its road to champions of the Southern Conference That obstacle is the Georgia Bulldog It appears as if Wallace Wadels valedictory at Alabama will be written in the terms of an I JOSEPH (BUDDY) HACKMAN praise of all southern critics and championship KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 1 (AP) An undefeated and untied Clemson grid machine tvas stopped in its tracks today by a University of Tennessee team that aioe to play its best home game this season and scored 27 points to it none Vainly the Clemson Tigers led by the shifty Maxey Welch quarterback tried to solve the vs ay to a touchdown but a pow-eiful offensive Volunteer line held and alert Tennessee backlit Id men knocked long -passes to the ground The Vols scored early in the first quaiter when the tricky Dodd flipped a short pass to Drryberry who with a row of into ference raced 53 yards for a loin hdovn Kulchae missed txlii point on a drophich Allen Scores To Shack Allen filling the position of injured star halfback Gene McEver 'went the tiedit of scoring the second touchdown After Allen had rallied the hall 22 yards and Dodd and Hackman had added nine yards through the air Allen bucked through the Tigers line for a score Then Reineeke midget quarterback stopped in for Dodd and cut a broad circle round Clem-right end for 38 yards and a touchdown The V0I5 final score came in the third period when Dodd on an easy run heaved the hall to Hackman who was waiting for it over the goal line The Purple and Orange clad nun of Ckmeon made their only tliioat to stoic in the second pe-liod when Welch caught a ec kickoff and made a spectacular run of 83 yaids to the 13 yard line Holt Ten-nesap end overtook the Clemson quaiter made weary by the great battle he had fought From the 13 yard line Welch shot a pass into arms and it was a touchdown The 1 laj va- lulled back and Cleni--otr penalized for offside W-lch often kept the air filled with long beautiful spirals which thieatened to biing damage to the Jones end reached high to nail several tut most of them were giounded by Tennessee Lacks The lineups: YALE BATTLES TO HOLD DARTMOUTH TO SCORELESS TIE Georgia 0 0 0 0 0 Florida 0 0 0 0 0 Referee Hutchins (Puidue) Umpire Severance (Oberlin) Field judge Hill (Georgia Tech) i Headlinesman Majoe (Auburn) TIMES CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS! The Kingsport Times Kingsport Tennessee Gentlemen: On Sunday last I lost my setter dog which had only been in my possession a few days I employed a man to search for him in and around Kingsport all of Monday and Tuesday but met with no success On Tuesday afternoon I placed a notice in your advertising columns and through it my dog was delivered to me at seven that mVbt I take this means of expressing to you my appreciation of your excellent service Yours very truly PRICE PURDUE SS EASY WINNER OVER ILL Wesleyan Dakota 20 13 6 Coast 0 Louis- By ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 1 (AP) Two high powered offensives two superbly courageous defensive barriers banged into each other toaay and the result a' a scoreless but peculiar deadlock between football forces of Yale and Dartmouth Before a crowd of G2000 spectators Albie Booth diminutive quarterback returned to action so well recovered from the bumps he received in the Army contest that he led the Elis throughout the game and came io'-e to winning it Booth on a dazzling 32 yaid end runf scampered across tne Daitmouth goal early in the second period but the effort was waited when Referee detected holding in the Yale ranks This was the closest) lorida 0 Georgia 0 (Tie) Penn College 0 Iowa 0 (Tie) Morningside 13 South State 0 Missouri 13 Kansas Aggies Oklahoma 19 Iowa State Duke 12 Villa Nova Pennsylvania 21 Kansas Gettysburg 0 Ursinus 13 North Dakota 6 Army 33 Amherst 22 Mass Aggies Connecticut Aggies 13 Guard Academy 0 Wesleyan 13 Trinity 0 Columbia 10 Cornell 7 Ohio Si)! () Wisconsin I Tie) New York Uriv 20 Carnegie Tech 7 Mississippi 0 Colgate 34 Louisiana Normal 19 Florida Parnell Waters! Steele Clemons Ta iV'1- Proctor Hall Dorset Bethea Sauls Jenkins Pos LE LT LG Cj Km RT REJ QB LB RF FD nerioiis: Georgia I Smith (Rose IMaddox McWhoiter P' 1 IIiivi ick Maffctt Downes Chandler Dickens Sternoff Score bv aiieMitwaxaaiiati CHAMPAIGN 111 Nov 1 A 180 pound stick of dvnamit' halfback fid Rick of Terre Haute Ind and Pardue University exploded at intervals today and blasted Illinois down to its third straight Big Ten football defeat of the season Scoring a touchdown in each peiiod Puidue ran up a 25 to 0 count on the Illini Score by periods: rurdue 6 6 6 7 25 Illinois 0 0 0 0 0 Purdue scoring Touchdown Risk (sub for Pope) 2 White Chasey (sub for Risk) Point after touchdown Chasey Y'ale 0 Dartmouth 0 (Tie) William and Mary 13 Harvard 13 (Tie) Marquette 6 Boston College 0 Drexel 44 Washington College' 0 Fordham 18 West Virginia 2 Bowdoin 0 Bates 13 Gicne City 0 Allegheny 6 Ohio University 48 Cincinnati 0 Springfield 34 Middlebury 0 Worcester Tech 13 Norwich 12 Geoigia Tech North Carolina (Tie) Emory and Henry 6 Richmond 0 New' Hampshire 8 Turfts 10 Colby Maine 14 Rhode Island 14 Btoston University 0 Providence 20 Lowell Textile 0 Penn State 7 Bucknell 19 I Upsala 0 LaFayette 74 Holy Cross 32 Rutgers 20 i INSURANCE Of Every Kind That Hair and other soft I fleebe Overcoats are the best style ever been and that in them you get warmth without weight ale came to scoring although all told the Elis wasted five good drives deep into Green territory in the first half before being compelled in the last half to take the defensive themselves Elis Hold Daitmouth was 0:1 the attack throughout the last half Four times the team was within striking distance of the Eli goal but the Blue defense was equal to the emergencies On the lact play of the game ith the ball in possession on 12 yard line McCall tried a drop kick from the 21 yard mark that barely missed giving the Indians a three point ictory The deadlock was a fair spiff: of the spoils The Green registered a total of ten first downs jto eight fr the Blue and packed a bigger passing threat with three successful forwards netting gains of 88 yards The Elis on the other hand outrushed their rivals 185 yards to 128 and Booth more than held his own in the punting duel with Morton and McCall Score by periods: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MEMBE Phone 227 Tennessee 13 7 7 0 27 Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 Tennessee scoring: Touchdown Derryberry Allen Renieke (sub for Dodd) Hackman Point from try -after touchdown Kolilhase (dropkick) 2 Dodd '(place kick) Officials Henry (Kenyon) referee Badley (Washington and Lee) umpire Mouat (Armour) headlinesman Bates (SewTanee) field judge Chattanooga Wins Over Howard Col -That Argonaut fleeces in Hart Schaffner Marx overcoats preserve the natural curl of the wool that you find in the sheeps back That curl is natures protection against cold -t We will reduce your coal cost by sending you better coal ail co Phone 304 Muhlenberg 24 Lehigh 0 Ohio Wesleyan 41 Western Reserve 14 Wooster 14 Case 6 Brown 16 Syracuse 16 (Tie) Oklahoma City 13 Davis and Elkins -2 Alabama 19 Kentucky 0 Iowa 7 Detroit 3 Centre 28 Louisville 0 Akron 7 Oberlin 0 Arkansas College 0 Southwestern 26 Konesboro (Ark) College 13 (Tufts) Palmer (Colby) McCabe Field judge State) 1 Hart Schaffner Overcoats and S2450 to Marx Topcoats $5000 CHATTANOOGA Tenn Nov 1 (AP) The Chattanooga Moc-lyaje casins shot their bolt in the first Referee period today smashing and crush-f pjmpjre yy ing the Howard Bulldogs for two I Head linesman touchdowns then coasted through Holy Cross) a 13 to 9 -victory I A pas Sweeney to Goodwin netted 65 yards and a Howard touchdown in the last period Howard had scored a safety in tne second quarter when a Chattanooga back attempted a for- ward pass after recovering a fum- I hie behind his own goal fine Fhadclen plunged over for both markers although runs by Rabv and Farioletti put the ba'l in vcoiing position gnat punting twice kicking out oi bounds on ihe three yard line fum hi- own territory featured th0 game 1 1 'Dartmouth (Penn IFIEES AT Beu7-n subdivid'd and in a Two milk houses seldom SMITH AUCTION WED IFOESUD DAIRY FARM NOVEMBER 5 Coats $10 0 $30 Get ready for the football games an City Tenn on state concrete and macadam highways 365 acres into small farms This is one of tha best farms in East Tennessee very productive high state of cultivation good nine rom residence with runing water sand electric smaller homes store building and grist flour and saw mills modern barns and a 17 generator furnishing power for entire farm This is an opportunity offered the farm buyers of this country Look it over before sale day You can get os small or as large a farm as you want on easy terms Dinner on the ground and new Ford absolutely free You do not have to bid or buy All personal property to be sold after the sale of the farm I COWAN SONS Agents Bristol Tenn BLUE GEM COAL PHONE 101 II JJo IFcodl IMS.