The Columbus Ledger from Columbus, Georgia • 8

S' EIGHT AUBURN BARELY NOSES OUT GEORGIA TECH 13 12 TIGERS STAVE Star Players A Teams Earn Big Victories fighting machine from the 20th Infantry TECH RALLY SB I TWICE into 1 Sv thsV Sub ullback Rips! Grid Scores 0 Mi Up and Down Broadway Me riiaou yto The Style Hit 55 0 in a i READY TO WEAR SUIT Mill TOPCOAT York Aggie 5 Lit 8 19 and 0 CaBtral SI Grand Rapid isi IB SCHWORIII 9 Artgona ftU'e 33: Oregon Trti SHAUGHNESSY SYSTEM WILL BE TRIED BY SOUTHERN MOGULS Bout Will eatiir Greeson Of Post Clarion Teach (Okla 4 lOste i Jech 0 Carroll LOCAL BOY NAMED ON RESHMAN TANK SQUAD AT AUBURN 7 HIM i GEORGIANS RUN PISS ID 3 OGLETHORPE DEEATS ERSKINE ELEVEN BY 18 0 COUNT The style reporter in his story in these pages reports tremendous popularity for Schwobill Clothes We pre dicted this popularity a long time ago and our selection is unrivalled We invite you in to see them at your con venience 1250 BROADWAY corner 13th St BliSS Rams Remove Last Big Object rom Unbeaten Path A Teachers io 32 Y) II Mi IR BsB Mt S3 Pictured above are players who ''ere instrumental In their teams' rutinlnr up targe surprise victories over the opposition On the left Joe Kiley Alabama's sensational back who wm a sparkplug in the stunning 34 7 victory over Tulane He scored the first touchdown for the Tide on a 54 yard run' and his runs wre directly responsible fa a pair of others Spec Towns tight Georgia's famous hurdling end wi an outstanding defensive star as the Bulldog redeemed themselves a bit with a smashing 26 8 win over lorida SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1938 1 Bucteeh 7 MMxmn Hi tn smu r(f14 State Uetcl It Nor Dakota ft BaMIn fa 7 Miami 'tCM fc xser WR tsblte: nreer: SsrttciH Capital 0 at center but it was a futile at tempt enton punted Edwards on Tech's 3' he returned to the 49 where he was run out by Edwards went through right gurd for 4 yards The quarter ended here Auburn Tftch 0 SECOND QUARTER Collins for Beard Konemann for Edwards Tech Auburn Wil liams for Burford Sims dropped back and attempt ed a pass to Konemann but Billy Hitchcock intercepted it and fell on the Auburn '29 enton circling left end gained Chance tunning him out enton punted to the Tech IB where Eaves downed the ball The officials held a ccnfer encA'''and' the ball was given to Teh on 7 for a '15 yard clip ping penalty After another con ference the official brought the ball back to the Auburn 42 yard line gave it to Auburn when it was ruled Auburn was offside enton punted to Konemann on the Tech 20 Eaves and Gilbert downed him and ran him out on the 2 shovel pass to Konemann (Continued on Page 10) sAKW'w ''S' JS 'rfrf 'rf' M' TH SUNDAY LEDGER ENQUIRER COLUMBUS GEORGIA 1 30 CtUforail O' I H4Tl1C 31 0 Two Stores AUBURN Ala Nov Among She 14 rarred as Alaba ma olj thcchnic ihi car are seveial usually fi iinidn su imming squad for promising tank aces The 14 se lected emerged victorious one of ths strongest fields ever to compete for positions on Au plebe aquatic teamWearing' ifirst year Orange and Blue colors in the pool this year will be Art Cusley Mobile Richmond loweis Dotn an Thomas Long Uniontown Wallace Nall Birmingham Ry land Gadsden: Henry Mohn? Allan's Gv Bill Camp oelJ DecaturPortcr Pease Co lumbus Ga Edwaid Thomas Ahn Morgan Union town John Mantel Memphis Tenn Herbert Phillips Gris tobai Canal Zone rank Hag gard Gadsden and Porter Barnes Savannah Ga with the fighting name who hopes to make good Mildred Brown hefty feminine exponent of ibu leather pushing an meets Jean Reno another Blonde Menace In the feature bout of the program which was arranged following th popularacclaim given the first appear ance of women boxers on a box ing program at the post Both are husky and seem to be well able to dish out the punish ment and the cash customers should be in for plenty of enter tainment Three colored bouts will open the program with lorida Kid Jackson Columbus scrapper meeting Top Not of Atlanta both of the men being known locally Kid Williams and Ernie Stafford win also go through tneir paces while Kid Russell and 'Battling jqous twin rrom Atlanta will open the ball By JOHN WILDS JACKSONVILLE la Nov 7 inspired Georgia elev en fighting to salvage somethingfrom the wreck of a miserable season smothered lorida 26 to 8 Saturday under a flurry of touchdown passes Exhibiting unexpected effec tiveness behind a gallant line that beat back lorida's running game the Bulldogs turned in a mild upset before a crowd of 17000 After the firstperiod the result never was In doubt as set of fleet backs took to the air whenever their running attack bogged down lorida was beaten by a ma chine which worked too perfectly for any player to stand out as a hero although Otis Maffrtt snatched two passes for scores THE GRLM GATOR eleven tensing disaster when Georgia opened up with nower it wasn't supposed to have flared brightly in spots but seldom could caps a 1 7 nn ftsrUrt' Before the first period was half gone the Bulldogs scored after a 69 yard advance Sanford Van diver and Bill Hartman ripped through for several sizeable gains and Alf Anderson tossed a pass to Vandiver in the end zone from the 10 yard line A break helped the Gators to their only touchdown soon after the second period opened Georgia was detected clipping while a Ga tor punt was in the air and lorida got the ball on the BuH uog IS Walter Mayberry flipped to Watson Ramsey for 14 yards and the score after a fry at the line fafled lorida could hold the Geor gians even for only a few mo ments Lou Young took the lori da kickoff on the 15 yard line and ran it back to the Georgia 35 A lateral pass from Hartman to Harry Stevens accounted for 25 yards and Glenn Johnson got away for two gains to put the ball on the lorida one Hartman crashed through for' a touch down RECEIVING THE THIRD period kickoff lorida opened up with passes John Davis inter eepled one of Mayberry heaves and was downed on the lorida 26 On the first play Maurice (Continued on Page 21) forward lateral CKnrflv he kickoff lowing Uns touendowr Tech drove to Auburn's 22 nsKx from Lawrence Hays Jones and a 15 yard sweep around end by Dutch Konemann Hays tossed "another long pass to Jones that incomplete but the officials ruled enton interferred vnd gave the bail to Tech on Au Wnk four Konemann raced wide at right end to crus theej 28 yard to 27 be goal fore losing the ball when their Hopeful of tiemg the score pacing attack failed Later thejr: ws rushed in to uy for the extra pomt but his kick sailed wide of the goal posts The game ended' two minutes later without further action IRST QUARTER Tech received at the south goal McCloskey kicked to Appleby on the Tech 2 and he returned to the Tech 27 where he met Mc Ero kev and Rodgers Applebynaked left tackle tor 2 Tech was offside and penalized 5 Sims punted to Hitchcock on the Au urn 25 he went from the right the left side of the field and following his blockers raced the distance for a touchdown en ton's place kick was short Score: Auburn 6 Tech 0 McCroskey kicked to 'Raard on the Tech 35 and he ran five Appleby bucked center for 7 Eaves tackling Edwards' pass to Jordan made first down on the Tiger 41 Appleby fumbled and recovered losing 2 Edwards' pass to Jones made 5 and on a reverse from Appleby Edwards circled lft end for 2 Sims dropped to Auburn's 45 and punted out of bounds on the Auburn 2 enton quick kick'd to Edwards on the Tech 42 who returned to 45 Eaves ran him out Appleby upped left guard for 4 bullet pass was in tercepted by Gilbert on 35 He was downed by Appleby at the 45 Kilgore bucked left "guird for 2 but the play was re called and Auburn given a 5 yard offside penalty Hitchcock got 3 over his left tackle Both teams were offside on next play and the play called back enton kick ed out of bounds on the Tech 30 Edwards cut inside his right tackle for 3 Sims 'faked a punt and tried a long pass but Hitch cock intercepted it on Auhurns' 40 and Chance dropped him there The play was recalled and the pass ruled complete for Auburn interference being complete on Auburn's 45 A pass Edwards to Sims to B' ard who lateralled to Appleby won first down on 30 Appleby smashed center for 7 and Sims faked a oass and bucked line for I yard Edward w'ent inside his teft t'ickJ? to Auburn's 19 for fieritown Gantt replaced Loflin Jor Auburn Sims cut inside his right tackle f'jr 5 Zv pass Appleby to Jordan who went around left reached the Auburn' 1 0 by fumbled end a mass fell on it Jushmg recovered for Tech and lacked a foot of making first Aubin tooc tne ball on 8 1 2 Hitchcock wen! over IMt ic4le for 3 zr'i Aucurn called time enton wnt ovr loft tackle for Kfrgore dived into the mass BV KENNETH GREGORY ATLANTA Nov 7 With bit of luck and an ad vantage in of the game Aubutn's Tigers barely withstood 3 determined bid tor victory by Georgia Tech Saturday to triumph over the Engineers 13 to 12 before a frenzied throng of 18000 The Tigers cashing in on vic tory the hard way this 40th renewal of one of the oldest rivalries were outplayed nearly all the way by the hard driving Tech team that misled four scoring opportunities and rallied late in the game to score its pair of touchdowns LESS THAN THREE minutes had elapsed when Halfback BJly Hitchcock grabbed a punt and raced 62 yards for first touchdown The Tigers got their second score in the third period as Burford sophe more end pulled down a blocked punt from the air and ran 25 yards over the goal and Halfback Jimmie en ton kicked the extra point Those two touchdowns told the story of Auburn's offensive against Georgia Tech's battling line and alert secondary defense Not a single time did the Tigers display a scoring punch on at tack either by running or pass ing Although practically eliminated from consideration in the South eastern conference championship through the loss to Auburn Geor gia Tech put up one of the great er losing battles seen on Grant field in years ArlLK DhlLu imhl imo ycorinz territory in I 3 Vs 4 Vi ex er i tiiCXAV'i WV 4 se? defense Georgia Tech missed an other opportunity early in the Manhattan Downs Kentuckians 13 7 ordham Hands Purdue 15 0 Lickine Or 0 6UI HdfKfH 0 tsouifi wru 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Georgia and New York University now stand in th' way of an unbeaten season for the stalwarts coached by Jimmy Crowley erstwhile of Notre Dame THOUSANDS ordham ad herents following the victory ripped down their own goal posts and marched up and down the field behind the student band playing Here I Cashing in quickly on loos handling of the slippery pigskin ordham produced a touchdown punch In the first period wdh a drive led by Joe Dulkie Irnm the opposing 17 yard line increased its margin on "An dy 24 yard placement firid go 1 in the second quarter and topped off suoerh perform ance by escorting Al Gumkc on an yard touchdown romp thu thud period SCHWOB 1037 BROADWAY A' MEMPHIS Tenn Nov (AP) Southern association baseball di ctors will weigh the value of the Shaughnessy play off system at their annual meeting here next riaay To the majority of directors last season's attendance of 1164 165 proved the popularity of the system But they agiecd likewise the play off took some of the color and mteiest from the Dixie series with th Texas league ATLANTA Nov Long passes and 65 yard punt return for touchdowns in the last three periods gave Ogle Petrels an 18 to 0 vic tory over Seceders here tonight in a game played in a cold drizzling rain before ap proximately 500 spectators After a closely fought opening period Oglethorpe took com mand with a fine offensive dis play checked two Erskine threats inside the 15 yard line and triumphed under wraps The Petrels drove 87 yardsfor their first score climaxed by a 43 yard pars from Buck Thomas substitute quarterback to rank Zelencik Early in the third period Quar terback Jack Puryear grabbed one Of Conrad punts and raced 63' yard for a score Mid way the fourth' period' Ptiryeax tossed a 40 yard touchdown pass to Ben orkner (CQ) substitute 'Headline Morris And Tony Gasion Morris Greeson fighting machine from the 23th Infantry wLa mde such a grcri showing in the amateur ranks last year and since he has turned professional will snap Into action Mon day against what is reputed to be the stiffest competition he has encountered since joining the ranks of the paid performers with the mittens when he tangles withe Tony Gagton i of Atlanta Georgia in the main go of a fight card designed to give the fans plenty of variety before the evening is finished' Greeson has been going like a house on fire bowling over his opponents in every match andppers to be headed for bigger and better things in the fight game His match 'with Gaston Monday night fr the first of a series which he hopes to make stepping stones in the ladder of fistic success illing out the icmainderof the card arc plenty of fast and furi ous encounters with a total of fif scheduled round in all al though it ij doubtful if they will all go the limit THE RETURN ATCH be tween Pal loyd the Terrible Tanker and Boots Alexander of Columbus who thrilled the fans with their fast and beautiful ex hibition about a month ago is at tracting the attention of the fans from every quarter Both of the little men sare rugged willing mixers and both of them pack a nice wallop in either mitt Jacxie Brown clever scrapper who made hi first appearance on the Lst post boxing card has been rounding into shape and will take on Chester Conklin of At lanta Greeson old opponent snd a man whom the cash custo mers know will more than give thenr their Tnoneyg worth before the final bell Brown ha? his eye on main go bouts at the post and believes that if he is only given good enough opponents he cn show the local followers of the sport that he is right on top with 'ability Lefty oneaux the Galloping Gunner will mec Dummy Nix one of the best middle weights in Columbus is a slashing battle that will more than keep up the caliber of the rest of the card Nix is always fast hits hard and is more than willing to take punishment and will furnish a real as to the' ability of lix who has been winning quite frequently of late KILLER WE a newcomer to the local' ring will meet IL Hubert of Atlanta also a stranger to this neck of the woods while James Marfin of Columbus! halfback All fries for the extra tangles with Babe McCoy the lad I points failed rooK a ixemucxy mm me on me Wildcat 30 and advanced to the 17 from which point Ed Kringled missed a fry for a field goal Manhattan was in possession of the ball midfield as the quar ter ended SECOND QUARTER Manhattan gained a 13 0 ad vantage in the second neriod The first touchdown came on a 50 yard march when plunging over from the one yard stripe Kringle added the point The second touchdown was al most a duplicate of the first' Byrne going Over from a yard out alter a 4a yard trip down the field THIRD QUARTER The Wildcats got as far as Man 20 early in the ic cond period but three passes were in complete and Manhattan took over The Jaspers were pounding I away at the Wildcat goal as the period closed Byrne and Kringle had worked the ball down to the five yard line at the whistle Manhattan still ted 13 0 OURTH QUARTER Kentucky marched 31 yards to score its lone touchdown near the end of the period Runs by Davis and Sands punctuated by a 15 yard pass from Johnson to Bob Davis featured the drive Johnson went througn the middle of the line from the two yard marker Dameron Davis replaced his brother to add the extra print By THE ASSOCIVTEO AteiwcsA 3 Titian 7 rimislMMi Stu 1'3: Miuwaippt State A MitW 31 IN Orteanal Clmon VUrglnte sJUHttarj' 31 WUUasi ad $Inr Ov Steward Hi Weateni Kaatudur Teasi Swtera Kentackr PkIuu Tsanayt Centra 18 GeoretWvn IK?) 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