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SPORTS SPORTS 1 THE NOROLK LANDMARK NOROLK VIRGINIA SUNDAY OCTOBER 30 1927 GENERALS DEEAT MARYLAND NAVY VICTORIOUS OVER PENN! ootball Scores Spectacular Plays In Local Game 8e Col Unl DODSON RIPS 83 VIRGINIA LINE OR VICTORY SCORE 42 TOO INDIANS GIVE 0 18 summary: 10 IE I 13 North at that time called Industrial Uni ClancysToPlay Unit Today 8 6 7 0 added two measure crrtsae Point kick) the score on a pass Dahman place kicked At the Central last night the volleyball team defeated the Naval Base team three straight garnet by the scores of 15 3 15 3 and 15 5 The following players participated Central Tillers Morrisette' oush er Harrell entress Visor and Ohrbach Naval Base Glass Lueke Meads Reeves Larson Kincard Sorrell Tater son and Cooley 18 UcDowell halfback Dartmouth GEORGIA DOWNS TULANE 31 TO 0 AT NEW ORLEANS KO KT KE III itn QH miLil ru VML CADETS EASILY DEEAT DAVIDSON BY SCORE 20 TOO VntrnoKTEKQB141KBB Morri Kmith V)yi Janbon Lautxenhelwrf Khlter (C) Rodnx McTUue Etej Kuthstein Johns Hopkins 30 Delaware Arizona 33 New Mexico Aggies 0 Auburn 9 Howard 9 (tie) I reshmen 34 Maryland 7 Moines Catholic College 0 Kansas 7 Drake 0 Eleven Piles Up 26 7 Score Georgia Boys Wilt Under Notre Drive "Thirty Players Used By Winners Rtoane Baydoaorfch Burke Urdia Wwmf lying Squadron Shows Reversal of orm After irst Quarter for Vic tory Powerful Backfield Too Much for Wildcats 0 7 Crushing Defeat for Cavaliers At Knoxville Witnessed By Colorful Crowd Three of Touchdowns Made Via Air Route and Other Through Line Orange and Green Eleven Holds Princetpn To 35 7 Score Twenty our Yard Run Saves rom Shutout Dint! Tiykif (C) CardvHI Hofbtlme? lluvhlott hamtar? bioao Natwr Every Point Scored By Locals To Credit of Versprille Outclass Visitors All Way Richmond Strong With or ward Pass Knoxville Tenn Oct The University of Tennessee football team administered the moat crushing defeat to any Virginia eleven since Centre swamped the Cavaliers In 1910 here this at termion Before a colorful home coming crowd The score was 42 to 0 Standing head and shoulders over any ball carried on the field was Dick Dodson who ripped the Virginia line to shreds In the early going and came back to hammer It some more In the final periods The play of Butcher in the center of Tennessee's line was brilliant from start to finish with Barnhill a close second acing defeat at the half with the score 14 to 0 against them the Cava liers came back to be routed in the final two periods when the Vols piled up 28 more points scoring twice in third and fourth periods Three of the Orange touchdowns came through the air and the other three ere driven through the line All six extra points were made Witt drop kicking four out of four attempts The Vols scored their first touch down about the middle of the first period when Elmore returned a Vir ginia punt from Midfield to the Cava liers' 35 yard line Witt passed to Mc Keon for 12 yards the latter carry ing the ball nine more to ths 14 yard strip Witt made four yards but Tennessee was penalized for holding Witt got the 15 yards back with an other pass to McKeen Elmore made three at end and Witt passed to De berry over the goal line The lineup TENN () MrKrrn McArthur Barnhill (O Batcher Tri Elliott Alley Elmore Derryberry Witt Dodton Rcora by period i enn a Vlrriala teconajr 6 Concordia top Jack Versprnel caught on hie wny through a wide open lane for his fast touchdown of the game below Richmond player snapped Just as lie was knocked outside in play around the end The sprawling Norfolk player In foreground made the tarkle Player Hit takes complete turn 1 nar before reaching ground The Clancy Juniors today will in vade the Naval Base for a football game wlthvUnlt eleven The game la scheduled to get under ay at 3 o'clock and will be open to the public i The Clancy players will meet at the old high school grounds in Bramble ton for the trip to the Base KT Be tin iii ph ru Oklahoma Aggies 18 Creighton Colorado Aggies 13 Utah 0 Rice 12: Southwestern 14 Oklahoma Central Oklahoma Teachers 14 (tie) 1 Utph Aggies 33 Brigham Young 0 raceland Junior College 13 Dee Larchmont Romps On Bulldogs 52 0 Princeton Oct 29 Prince ton's patched up varsity eleven scored a 35 to 7 triumph over a fighting Wil liam and Mary team In a slow game at Palmer Stadium this afternoon ive regulars were missing from the Tiger lineup and numerous substitutions were made throughout the contest to give the strlng men a chance at'vaWty football before the Ohio State and Yale testa The determined Orange and Green eleven from Virginia succeeded In handing the Tlgera a surprise at the start of the final period by pushing over a touchdown after Malster the flashy Southern back had brought the ball to the Tiger 17 yard line on a beautiful 34 yard run through a broken field at the end of the third quar ter bod ion Zulick Wondrack Halford Crother Adam Young Tenney Thoinaa Roberta Llokoui 7 0S 0 LT VI BG INI A Meade Victory Gives Bulldogs High est Scoring Record In Dixie Conference KKiQH JH Jack McDowell Human Jump ing Jack and Speed Demon for Wolfpack Tar Heels Saved Shutout By Desper ate Any Attack In inal Quarter4' New Orleans Oct The Uni versity of Georgia Bulldogs over whelmed Tulane 31 to 0 today to win the third victory In their march in of the Southern Conference championship and place them appar ently the highest scoring eleven In the conference The Bulldogs 31 points today added a total of 96 for the three games To day's markers set without the alcl of McCrary flashy back and after the first half the steady offensive was car ried through the Green line by re serves Although the Greenles stiffened In the third quarter and did not allow the Bulldogs to score the Georgia goal line never was threatened and after carrying an 18 polnt advantage to the final quarter the Georgiana stepped out wun run ana cook ana more touchdowns for full Lineup and GEORGIA Superior Ability of Winners In Securing 'Extra Counter) After Touchdown Good for Victory: Gobblers How ever Outgame Moccasins In Scrimmages South Bend Ind'' Oct 39 Georgia Tech's vaunted Golden Tor nado struck Notre Dame today but proved to be little more than small concentrated storm against the great Hoosier eleven being turned back on the football field by a 30 to 7 score The stubborn Southern defense wilted before the powerful thrusts of the Notre All American lanagan Riley and and five consecutive first downs upon their entry into the fray at the beginning of the second period foretold what was to happen The Notre Dame second string men had been held virtually on' even terms in the first 15 minute by the gentle men from the South Notre Dame shoved over Its first touchdown after Collins who had re placed Dew at fullback ripped off 39 yards Dahman had taken a 15 yard pass from Riley and a 17 yard dash by Collins over the line Dahman missed the try for goal The Notre Dame attack continued In the next period and got Into ecortng position by recovering a fumbled ball on the visitors' 35 yard line Collin found hole which carried him again over the Georgia Tech line Dah man's bld for the point eras blocked The other touchdown in that period was made by RUey who lopped off a 3O yard run for from lanagan the point Coach Rockne off his stars and started substitutions and at the finish had given more than 30 plsyer a shot at the Golden Tor nado Georgia Tech also substituted frequently tlKOROIA NOTRE PA Crowlay (C) Cslsrkk Ilrod lT BanMvsrv Marlin I'annaa ral Mwrlian rBBn Uw Watkins KT paean WaMr UK BeaSor Uaraal Kllee Tbanaasea Lit Baliaan Mlsell RR lanaaaa Raaiiolph ril CalHaa Bear twrMs: Xotra tma 0 13 (lenrxia Teeb 0 0 7 Xatra Ila me aevrias: t'alltna 3 laub tun IMwi Rlky (sub for MwrlsaI bear Talat frana ley attar pah man (sub for Cbarl(M7l (lla klrkh Elder aab far Pahmanl tpiaa klrkh dear cla Tach ecurlaj: ThMuaaoa olal from ire attar Tboaiaaea tpacaaaat sioj i 1 Powerful Line Un able To Stop Thrusts of ullback White Generals Prompt To Capitalize Breaks Lucky Break Gives Losers Their Only Touch down (Cl Brown Klrchjnler Oekler Jtartlte Milrr see BVUr ard luano MrVarrvU SlturilU Brora by period Gvrgla 8 12 0 13 31 Tullhtt a 1 a a a a a a a a 0 a 0 0 tocurlnff: Gtorfla touchdown McTgu Rollitrin DaiJlay Cook HHL Point from try after Bblver OfAflakt: Itef Harry Bprtnfr tlVnnL I Ar thor Hutrbta 1J Hewranco (Albania ield tapUln Boatwright Wofford JOE BAUER AND SPRING STAGE PASS GOOD OR i NAVY VICTORY College Pork Md Oct 29 victorious march through Virginia football teams was halted here today by Washington and Lee before a crowd that packed Byrd Stadium The Generals pushed over a touch down In the second quarter and put the game on Ice In the last period after mwiymna nsa come within a point of knotting the count soon after the sec ond half ended Playing heady football the Generals took advantage of two misplays by the Old Liners to win a 13 to a victory ullback White substituting for Barnett proved the star gainer for the visitors scoring both touchdowns after ripping through Maryland's heavy line Right Halfback Roberts furnished the one real thriller of the day's play grabbing one of Lott's high punts and racing 55 yards through the entire Washington and Lee team for the Old touchdown Re was called upon to kick goal but his drop kick went wide umble by Maryland led to both of Washington and Lee's touchdowns The Generals fumbled once but recovered The visitors had the better overhead offensive but the ground gaining was about even Lineup and summary: AND 13 MARTLANJ3 3 yitrpal rtrk Groop Tip ilnrriy BaMmra Duffy Btrnovkl Ktaadtaf Grtay Pardon Vrprllta Day Crater Score by period: Rlrhmood 0 7 0 13 0 12 or Mkbmond Martin Talll aferro Ellet Todd Deutcber anil Wharton for Norfolk Duffy Pace Wh'hens WhJtt Miller Wamirtkl and Seay Ver prilleS h'k rotate scored a(kr touch Versprille 2 Mkflli 1 irst Norfolk 16 Richmond 0 orward passes Richmond 0 out of 12 attempted Norfolk none out of 3 attempted Richmond 4 for 20 yards Norfolk 3 for P0 yards krofer referee Barry um pire Ila net head lineatnau Riddick ield Raleigh Oct 39 lb A revenge seeking North Carolina State Wolf Pack denied the taste of Tar Heel blood since 1921 today unloosed Its human Jumping Jack speed demon in the person Of' Jack McDowell to smother North Carolina University un der a 19 6 score before a crowd esti mated at 18000 people Upsetting the dope In successfully plying end runs and forward passes through the Tar Heel defense which held Georgia Tech to two touchdowns a week ago the Wolf Pack counted touchdowns in the first second and fourth periods Carolina registered In the fourth pe riod when a desperate air attack re sulted In completion of 35 30 and 40 yard passes Sapp was on the receiv ing end of one from Gresham that counted as the former stepped the re maining eight yards to goal Piercing the Tar Heel defense for scoring position In the first period With a 30 yaixl pass from McDowell to Hun sucker the flashy Jack stepped around end for nine yards Invading the en tire defense Another series passes tn the sec ond period after State had recovered a Carolina fumble on the latter's 40 yard mark netted a Wolf Pack score with Warren going over the goal for five yards and goal Coming after score State returned to scoring distance when Rldenhour substituting for Adams at quarterback Intercepted a Carolina Imm from the 17 yard line and carried to the four yard mark McDowell shot a pass almost the width of the field to Hunsucker on the next play for the third marker Grosham was the real threat for the Tar Heels carrying the ball and smashing the line frequently for short gains Young and Sapp shared offen sive honors while the veteran Schwartz at center was In many line plays State's ends led by Childress proved thorns In the Tar Heel defensive time and again 1 The Larchmont eleven playing a wonderful offensive game defeated the Bulldogs S3 to 0 Ripping the Bull line to shreds the Larchmont backs plowed through for long gains Several times forward passes were In tercepted and developed into touch downs Ths Bulldogs registered only four first downs to Larchmont's 17 The broken field runnnlg of Keedgln and Kellar and thq defensive work of Burgees and Page were the features of tn game 1 '42 Rrore by period Carolina State Bcorlnj: Touchdown Stat Wamn Itnnaucker Point after Warren (placement) Scoring Carolina Sapp Major (Auburn) referee Magoffin (Michigan) umpire Goode (Virginia) bead talesman 8 7 7 42 Torn bdisw Deere berr Tbxlaoo Witt Horner amt Tuderfrer Wit 4 (dean Ulchlnr (plar klrkl 18 1 IpaMl Powr (Wlronlnl Kit tietnan IXnrtbwrotrnL Hajjinman Bf (W A L) IMJB3 Clark pot Murn Ylow Barclay flamt Rror br oHnrl Wahlskton and Iro Maryland WaMnfton and Lro arorlne: Whit 3 (ob for Harnett) Goal after Lott Maryland acortns Toncb Roberta Officiate Refer Boban llartaouth Land Navy Head llnae Dannlela Garstown (By ALAN GOULD) (Associated Press Sports Editor) New Haven Conn Oct 29 iff) Op portunity knocked at door today and the big Blue eleven quick to grasp it shattered Dartmouth's cham pionship hopes with a stunning vletory 19 to fi befdre a colorful crowd of 10009 the Yale Bowl Ute Indians from Hanover unbeaten previously and with an array heralded as fit successor to their 1925 title holders found their pet weapon the pass turned against them and their 'V defense reepatedly pierced by a fast charging Ell attack that swept to three touchdowns It was a case of nearly everything Dartmouth tried going wrong whll Yale was making the moat of every opportunity and Garvey Is Hero Yale's attack was started by the fleet Bruce Caldwell but his understudy Johnny Garvey of Scranton Pa was the hero of the Blue triumph Garvev ripping and slashing his way through the Green defense in the most ap proved' 'Caldwelllan manner scored fifst tw touchdowns in the second period and came within a foot of' tallying a third after he had re I placed Caldwell rom the start of the game when he ripped oft three first downs and gained 45 yards in short order Cald well was a constant threat but after planting the ball on nine yard mark in the first few moments of the second period he was forced out by a slight leg Injury Garvey rushe dlnto action alternated with Decker in a series of short dashes that terminated when Jie twisted seven yards off tackls for the first touch down A tremendous punt by Garvey downed on three yard line paved the way for the second which came as the climax of a 29 yard advance Caldwell back at his poet In the third period supplied the finishing touch by leading a 23 yard march to Dartmouth's goal possible' by Charles recovery of a fumble by Myles Lane Green YALE TIGERS TROUBLE BEORE LOSING When your team wins 32 7 andvery point of the winning score Is to your credit you have something to be really chesty about haven't you? the way Jake Versprille coach and leader of the Norfolk Blues felt about It last night The Richmond Blues were the victim Sure Jake was somewhat leg weary last night and bumped up but he was consoled by thinking of the other fel lows Then there were five touch downs to his credit and two extra points secured by his toe work A real afternoon's work even for Red Grange Jake stepped into the Spotlight as tjee whole show ans forgot the game for two reasons for watching per formances and then In wondering what the Blues would do without his services Visitors Outclassed With one exception Rlchmpnd was outclassed that of heaving and re ceiving forward heaves They were constantly a menace by reasoq of their overhead attacks But the Norfolk boy Invariably braced to prevent any of ese passes going their goal line Richmond made six first down and five of these were the result of forward passing The Norfolk squad secured 16 first downs and all regis tered by means of llne plays oil tackle and end runs The Norfolk Blues scored two touch downs In the first Quarter The first ctare from straight football the local marching down the field and a final criss cross Versprille carrying the ball registered the touchdown sprinting 18 yards for it A little later with the ball well in thetr territory Richmond attempted to get out with a forward pass and Versprille Intercepted It for a 35 yard run for a touchdown Ver sprille missed the first placement kick but made the second Richmond's only touchdown came in the latter part of the second quarter when they intercepted a Norfolk pass for a 70 yard run down the field Duf fy's great run pulling down the Rich mond anagger Just before he crossed the goal line ick carried the ball over on the third play and Magill drop kicked the extra point The half ended Norfolk 13 Richmond 7 Three More Scores In the third quarter Versprille scored twice again once off tackle play and the second by means of line plunges Both placement kicks flew wide of the mark Midway the final quarter Versprille was again called on when Norfolk was within striking dis tance and scored the touchdown and a placement kick gave the extra point The Blues ehowed the effect of lay ing off for the last three weeks or more The passing from center was poor However the line held well most of the time and tho entire backfield deserves credit for the assistance they rendered Versprille both in carrying the ball and with interference The Rlchniond Blues came in for repeated recognition by reason of their ability In staging forward passes Aroun 1200 fans withnessed the game The lineup and summary: STATE DEEATS TAR HEEtS IN EASY ASHION SCORE 19 TO 6 Central Wins At Volleyball OLD MARCH THROUGH OLD DOMINION TEAMS HALTED Versprille Is Chief actor In Norfolk Victory Over Richmond Score 32 7 RICHMOND I Jindrum IE rliheuM IlMllr) Arhwab BUrk Priddy Km Jone Apperwn Madll Yala acorln: Garrery (tub for Caldwell) 2 Caldwell Point altar toiu a (drop kirk) Official: Kef A Srhwarta I Brown) la vld ait (Brawn) It Blinder ENTERTAIN AT DANTE The Oriole Athletic Club entertained at a dance riday night at the Oriole dub Joe Klucz an dhla Cavalier Hotel Orchestra) furnished the music tor dancing sndi the guests numbered about 125 The next dance will be held riday night I 3 1 By BRIAN BELL vfl (Associated Pres Sports Writer) Philadelphia Oct The Navy's jps substitutes defeated the University of Pennsylvania today after the first 11ns Naval forces had to be aatlsfled with it tie The score was 12 to 6 a forward pass netting 76 yards in ths final pe rlods deciding the Issue Joe Bauer and Art Spring reflected great credit on the 1930 class of tne United States Naval Academy and" struck a powerful blow tor the lowly KUbfttltut thsv tn the winning pass" Bauer doig the ci caicning ana spring tn tossing Both Substitutes 0 Neither was In evidence when ths game stfuied They were burled under big blue Navy blankets until late in the third period Then they were only half of a new backfield comlmmint As shipped on the field when the Naval commander decided that Lloyd MUler Clifton and Welchel had dan enough for the cause In one afternoon The Naw had sllnned off in front with a touchdown In the first period only to see the score made even when i a Pennsylvania player saw a fumble nq ciaimea it tor ms own and th gams as getting on Its last legs withal? the score tied and no Indications that it would be anything else today Then Spring and Bauer co Tt WU hall ft has ffMwvn OA mwo ws W' ve VWM a JBl Hn Spring started out with every move oi nil nvint infltaAtimr end rum On the run he shot th ball 7' un ana lar away toward Bauer who had played mors football for the Aima (Neo) High School than be has for the Navy and was past midfield and going strong SpectMular CaUh Bauer reached up to make a spectac ular catch of the ball aa he passed Penn' 45 yard line It seemed abcu vwii ui ua uinn aut no firmer rrtn nnrf erww am ting out of his long stride Bauer 4 tried to finish the Job by adding ths point after touchdown but his drop kick was wild In thia he had plenty i of company tar of ths throe tries for? points after touchdowns mads during the afternoon none added to the score 1 Today game was witnessed by a crowd estimated aa seventy five' thou 1 sand peroptrtng persona who suffered tW with the players In weather so warm that it gave little suggestion of foot Middy Substitutes Defeati Pennsv vama irst Line Naval orces Had To Dd lAHk Tia 7R UG VQUOlItU null IIV Wf 000 See Game On ranklin ield rENNSYLVAXIA Brun LT Bak LG Caater Wrotfat KG MeClaai BT RB iamaart Welrtel QB Marphy IJoyd IH Carer! jjiiwr a Hit orbre CHtlwa Wclsts Brora perioU: tee i Hrorln: UnS BtBr (asbatltuta far Liavd peanaylvaala arorlnsi 4 geuIL Official: Rater aa rnorp ua Bait) a Carth (Kpltrepal) very irraa mad (Bsrranl) South Washington and Lee 13 Maryland 6 I 30 Davidson 0 Emery and Henry 46 Lynchburg 0 Roanoke 7 Richmond 6 Randolph Macon 6 Hampden Sid ney 0 Tennessee 43 Virginia 9 Chattanooga 14 I 13 Duke 33 Wake orest 6 urman 19 Oglethorpe 0 Notre Dame 36 Georgia Tech 7 State 19 Carolina 6 Vanderbilt 84 Kentucky 6 Wofford 0 Clemson 6 Southern 6 Stetson 6 Clemson 0 Wofford 0 Guilford 13 Elon 31 Southwestern 24 Arkansas College 6 Oakridge Institute 37 Catawba Col 0 Union 6 Millsaps 0 Miami 39 Rollins College 3 Louisiana College 20 Southwest Louisiana 6 Spring Hill 7 Marlon 6 Southwestern 24 Arkansas College Alabama 13 Mississippi A 7 Presbyterian College 8 Erskine 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 19 Western Teachers' 0 Newberry College 0 ort Benning 34 Hopkins 86 Delaware 0 Maryville 33 King 9 Georgetown College 39 Transyl vania Georgia 31 Tulane 0 University of Mississippi 28 wanee 14 Louisville University 40 Centre tege 7 1 worth Harvard 36 Indiana 6 Pittsburgh 52 Allegheny 0 Yale 19 Dartmouth 0 Princeton 35 William and Mary New York University 0 Colgate Canlssius College 19 Marshall 0 Norwicn 13 Vermont 0 Waynesburg 9 Georgetown verslty 58 Wesleyan 6 Trinity 2 Holy Cross 39 Rutgers 0 SprlrCgfleld 10 New Hampshire 0 Hobart 50 Alfred Boston College 27 ordham 7 Oberlin 6 3 Rensellaer 0 Manhattan 45 Worcester Tech 14 Rhode Island State 19 Muhlenberg 13 Lehigh 3 Penn State 40 Laayette 6 Tuskegee 30 Lincoln University 0 Villa Nova 20 John Carroll 7 Purdue 39 Montana State 7 Drexel 43 Upsala 0 Ursinus 0 George Washington 7 Marquette 31 Grlnnel 0 Hamilton 13 Mldlebury 13 Tufts 9 Boston University 6 Colby 0 Maine 20 St John 14 Haverford 7 Quantico Marines S3 Catholic Uni versity 13 Ohio State 13 Chicago 7 Army 34 Bucknell 0 Washington and Jefferson Thiel 0 Western 0 Maryland 41 Duquesne 7 Westminster 0 Grove City 56 Adrian 0 Geneva 46 Bethany 6 St Lawrence 30 Buffalo 7 Duquesne 10 Westminster 0 Washington 6 Westminster 6 (tie) Ohio Northern 47 Kenyon 0 Marietta 14 Capital 0 Bowling Green Normal 18 indlay 0 Dayton 18 Wilmington 7 Cornell 0 Columbia (tie) Bowdoln 0 Bates 0 Agriculture College of Connecticut 28 Lowell Textile 6 Carnegie Tech 13: West Virginia 6 Swarthmore 0 rank Marsh 0 Swarthmore 0 rank Marsh 0 (tie) Manlius 22 St Thomas College 8 Western Reserve 37 Hiram 0 Wittenberg 33 Miami 0 American University 38 Blue Ridge College 10 58 Gallaudet 0 St Joseph 6 St Johns 0 Amherst 20 Mass Aggies 0 West Minnesota 13 Wisconsin 7 Ohio Wesleyan I4 Wooeter 9 Mount Union 14 Akron University 13 1 Muskingum 37 Otterbein 0 Cincinnati 0 Denison 3 Ashland College 32 Manchester Col lege 6 University of Detroit 24 Michigan State 7 1 Wabash 40 Indiana State Normal 0 Purdue 39 Montana State 7 Iowa 15 Denver 0 Temple 7 Brown t0 Wllltams 0 Union 0 Dickinson 25 Penn Military 0 Lombard 19 Butler 6 Evansville 13 Hanover 0 De Pauw 6: ranklin 0 Cornell 3 Coe 0 Carleton 33 Hamlin 0 Carroll 12 Ripon Whitewater Normal 44 Plateville Normal 0 Riverfalls Normal 6 ort Snelling 6 Colorado Teachers 2 Western State College 6 Rhode Island State 20 Worcester Tech 14 Earlham 13 Cedarville 13 LaCrqsse Normal 13 Columbia 13 Monmoum as Augustana 0 Bradley 43 St Aviator 0 Knox College 12 Illinois College St Xavier 37 Providence College Iowa State 13 Kansas Aggies 7 Lawrence 19 Beloit' 6 Wabash 33 Indiana State NormalNebraska 31: Syracuse 0 St Louis University 17 Rolla Min ers 0 Northwestern 19 Missouri 34 Olympic Club 33 California Aggies 0 Nevada 7 Santa Clara 7 (tie) Washington 61 Whitman 7 Momlng BIde 7 Nebraska Wesley an 0 University of South Dakota 16 South uaKOta state i'j Augsburg 21 St John's Gustavus Adolphus 34 College 13 North Dakota University Dakota Aggies Doane 3 Chadron 0 Stanford 19 Oregon 0 Oregon State College 13 State 6 Colorado College 13 Wyoming 8 Haskell Indians 7 Regis College 6 Colorado 28 Colorado Mines 18 Texas Christian University 14 Bay Southern Methodist' 14 Texas verslty 0 Davidson Oct Out played and outpointed at every turn during the first quarter the I Cadets staged a sensational reversal of form in the subsequent stages cf the game against Davidson today and fi nally thumped out a solid and de cisive 20 0 triumph leaving their vic tims dazed and harraaaed It was an amazing peculiar football game and acme 7000 spectators gath ered here for special homo coming festivities sat puzzled and gaping at the Incongruoua spectacle reeled off before them ourteen first downs to four In favor of DavMron were re corded In the statistice but that as semblage of facta Is misleading for despite the ragged start of the lying Squadron at the end they had proved themselves the superior organization They rode to victory on the shoul ders of a powerful backfield combina tion with Hawkins Nabors and Holtz claw Suddenly finding themselves and ripping to pieces at timely momenta the Davidson defense A woeful lack of reserve material capable of ade quately supplanting a worn out and bedraggled first string appeared one of the prime causes for the downfall of the Wold Cato Until Dick Grey Davidson star half back muffed a put on hl own 40 yard line early In the second quarter the Wild Cato appeared the best coached the superior club That break led di rectly to the Cadets first touchdown for Al Hawkins made a brilliant 41 yard run off right tackle for' 41 yards on the next play proving himself a menace for the first but not the last time Thornhill made the extra point Later in the same quarter the re juvenated squadron outfit now slam ming Davidson hard pass to Nabors for a 37 yard gain netted a second touchdown Thornhill missing goal The final Cadet score came In the fourth quarter a Davidson ss being on Davidson's 30 yard Uns with a subsequent drive cul minating in 15 yard reverse field run for a touchdown Scott kicked goal from placement DAVIDSON Thornhill RB Wm HrwUtt RT 1aw Baa KG Bunla Motul (C) Ontar MeConnall Berry MeCoifaa LT I Mm LB Armwwuvd IIiwklM QB lvnen Naber Illi (C) Grey Barna LH Barrlwn MrCrary Mabett Scvrs by quartan: I I'' 0 II 0 30 DaeUann 0 0 0 Xrorlnf 1 1 Ilawkiua Nibera 2 Point alter TbornbllL orifela): Refer Carrlnstan (Vlrrtnla) Barta Il (N Bute) Headlines msn4lmpen (Stalbana) ield Dries (Auburn) GEORGIA TECH NO MATCH OR HOOSIER TEAM Chattanooga Tenn pony expres was stopped 19 yards short of the goal line four times hers this afternoon when the Uni A' verslty of Chattanooga undefeated in tbs 8 1 A A stepped outside Its group ana won re to is wiae awake frA Bssatf Al svevw VM4 Vilitu BUVIUlLafV QI IUB breaks of the game and the ability Milton Thompson to make good wtui fol KaImS I Sfe A ae M1W AWA MM MAJUMMJWU brought the victory The Gobblers outgalned ths Moc caalna from btik fnilMi tn' develop the needed nunch within aaV yards of the goal rank Peake with oruuans returns of punts and end rune was the Gobbler star but he came out in the second quarter with a twisted? knee 5 Moccasin touchdown i came one' after recovery bv Moraan of a nnhhiw fumble on the 10 yard Uns and other when Thompson blocked punt and raced to the goal with the re Cl covered ball Virginia touchdowns earns on straight football the first following aMil 3B yard return of a punt by Peake and the second on a drive the whole length of ths field Looney scoring the second and Peake the first VIRGINIA ruLT CHATTANOOGA 14 N'uitw IB I 'feJMkd frZ LT I iiicbki lu Brows Oa'ae MSTkay ini alias nan Petty McKrar Malta 'veiw taw eanwe by iwrM: I CbattawMss 1 tu ariai 4'banseft aar TtaMMoa I Paak I Deist alt toMaw CVattoaw(a aes 2: MeAHbae iMWhlal Mealarty HSt umpire tfitj YALE UPSETS DOPE OR EASY VICTORYOVER DARTMOUTH Caldwell and His Understudy Johnny Garvey Heroes of Great Battle Witnessed By Colorful Crowd of 60000 ield DEEATS TECH 1 SINGLE POINT! 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