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THE ROANOKE TIMES OURTH SECTION SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21 1928 OURTH SECTION 3 ELEVEN SCORE SAETY AND TOUCHDOWN ROANOKE BOYS EATURE Stars of Keydet Victory in the CAVALIERS OUTCLASSED AERIAL ATTACK AILS IRISH WERE'OUTPLAYED AL HAWKINS AB BARNES were SARAZEN TURNED IN A 76 (16) I ruled (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) GRID RESULTS 0 Xor Continued on Page 3) warfare that thrilled season crowd In At Hanover Oct 20 The Dartmouth ndlans minus Al Masters stmt the Columbia Lion back to New Sapp Howard I arris Schwartz Shuler Donahoe Presson Whisnant Ward Spaulding oard North Carolina I MOODY GRABS PASS HID GOAL LINE ROANOKE COLLEGE PROVES EASY OB EMORY AIW HENRY Paris Oct 20 The rench Lawn Tennis ederation has renounced Its right to organize the 1929 Davis cup matches due to the re fusal to withdraw its claim to taxes on admissions to the matches The government contends that the matches ar a spectacle and not a sport Unless a eotnpromlM Is reached ths finals may be played In Brussels line On the next play fumbled and Hotchkiss I on BACKS ON GENERALS NEVER GOT STARTED WILLIAMS MADE' MAROON COUNTER Princeton Oct 20 Prince eleven returned to winning form In Palmer Stadium this afternoon and overcame Lehigh by the decisive mar gin of 47 to 0 It was the 28th victory for the Tigers over the Brown and White with the other two games ending lii ties The new backfield luminaries flashed Into action today with the veteran halfback Ed Wlttmer kept to the side lines with Injuries Jack Requardt and Trlx Bennett bore the brunt of the Princeton attack and rolled up three touchdowns each Law ler scored another on a forward pass Bill Roper started his second back field which succeeded In scoring a touchdown In the first period Then he rushed In his first set of carriers and saw the score mount to 21 to 0 as the half ended largely through the work of Bennett Princeton 7 14 6 0 0 0 Princeton scoring touchdowns: Re quardt 3 Bennett sub for Requart 3 Lawler 1 Points after touchdown I Lower 3 Bennett 2 (Continued on Page 3) COLUMBIA IS BEATEN 21 TO 7 BY INDIANS Officials: Referee Harry Parrish (V I) umpire Williams Lines man Bucher (V I) GOBBLERS RALLY IN INAL PERIOD T0WINJBT014 Catholic Unlvesltv Pos Berkley 1 Calif Oct The elevens of the University of California and the University of Southern Cali fornia battled through four hard fought periods here today with neither side crossing the goal line The final score was 0 0 The Southerners outplayed the Bears for the greater part of the game but the great goal line defense of the Californians prevented the Trojans from scoring A crowd of 75000 saw the contest LAAYETTE HELD TO A TIE BY BUCKNELL DANVILLE BEATEN BY JEERSON HI SPORTS MARKETS CLASSIIED 'Holy Cross 13 ordham 19 Allegheny 0 Pittsburgh 29 Dartmouth 21 Columbia 7 Johns Hopkins 0 Haverford 13 Lowell Tech 0 Conn Agricultural 0 Carnegie 19 Washington Jefferson Colby 12 Worcester Poly 6 43 Rutgers 0 Bowdoln 0 Tufts 12 Ilamllne 7 Gustavus Adolphus 6 George Tech 13 Notre Dame 0 Bucknell 0 Lafayette 0 Geneva 28 Thiel 0 Illinois 13 Indiana 0 Detroit 27 Loyola 0 Duquesne (J Loyola (Baltimore) 0 Michigan State 0 Colgate 111 Davis Elkins 12 Quantico Murines Ohio State 18 Michigan 7 Navy fl Duke 0 Temple 32 Albright 0 Hobart 32 Kenyon 0 Pennsylvania 14 Penn State 0 Princeton reshmen 0 Mercersburg Academy 0 Notre Dame Reserves 0 Northwestern Reserve 0 The Undefeated Wasps Score Three Touchdowns to Win 21 to 6 Army Mule Gallops Roughshod Over the Strengthened Harvard Team West Virginia Scores Three Touchdowns and Safety To Win 22 0 SPORTS MARKETS CLASSIIED Peake Scored Touchdown Aft er 61 Yard Drive Down the ield Tornado Shakes Off Hoosier Jinx to Earn 13 to 0 Victory Muskingum 0 Davidson 7 Ohio Northern 19 Baldwin Wallace 7 New Hampshire 0 Maine 7 Albion 28 Olivet 7 Alabama 13 Tennessee 15 lorida 73 Mercer 0 Auburn 0 Mississippi 19 Harvard 0 Army 15 Uy ALAN GOULD (Associated Pres Sports Editor) Atlanta Oct 20 OP) The Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech blew out on Grant ield today and swept the foot ball forces of Notre Dame to defeat for the first time In the seven year span of this Intersectional rivalry Striking the Invading Ramblers of Knute Rockne before they had time to get their bearings the Tech Tor nado whirled out In front In the open ing period successfully withstood the counter thrusts of the Hoosiers and emerged with a triumphant last period flourish The final score was 13 to 0 It ended the slx year winning streak of Notre Dame and aroused some 30 000 Georgians to a delirious demon stration as the South added another scalp' to its growing gridiron collection bhook Off Jinx The rugged yellow jersled youths coached by Alexander shook off the Hoosier Jinx in as spectacular a struggle as Grant ield has ever wit nessed The tide of fortunes swept back and forth with astonishing rapid ity from start to finish In a wide open orana or rooioaii tho biggest early history Tech won by is outclassed (Continued on Page 2) CALIORNIA ELEVENS PLAY SCORELESS TIE Chapel Hill Oct 20 A field goal very few of which have been attempted this season gave the Vir ginia Polytechnic Pony Ex press the necessary margin to defeat the University of North Carolina Tar Heels here today 16 to 14 A crowd unofficially estimated at 9000 saw the battle At the start of the game the Tar Heels elected to receive but falling to make any headway against line kicked to midfield The Gobblers made a determined effort to score but were stopped when they attempted a pass on the eight yard line the ball rolling over tne goal Jimmie Ward prnvprnrt (nr 23 yard line After taking the ball to tl)e seven yard line Hooper quarter kicked a field goal from about the 15 yard line giving the Gobblers a three point lead Stopped By Brown Carolina again received with oard returning the ball from his five yard line to the 36 being stopped by Brown center or the remainder of the quarter the ball changed nds sev eral times both sides being forced to punt After exchanging punts several times hi the second quarter Carolina man aged to get the ball to ten yard line with the aid of passes and a penalty after bucking the line three times and falling to gain Wyrick passed to Nash on one yard line who went over for a touchdown Nash scored 1 the point with a dropkick The half ended with I having the ball on Its own 20 yard line: In the third quarter first touchdown came after Hooper Spears and Peake had carried the ball to one yard line Peake went over on an off tackle play Hooper failed to kick the extra point Peake then kicked off for I to Caro 15 yard line Wyrick running it back to the 40 After a series of passes with Magner Wyrick Maus and Gresham handling the ball Maus passed to Wyrick who stepped over the line for the Tar second touch down Maus made the point with a Shreveport La Oct 20 Cen winning streak of two years' duration was broken here today when Baylor University of Waco Texas uy Jset the dope to defeat the Cents 28 to 7 The Centenary eleven was com pletely outplayed and did a fadeout after 'winning 14 consecutive games this year and last Played to a standstill In the lira! quarter the Cents saw their chances topple In the second quarter when Weir Washam quarterback of th Bear broke through for a touchdown after two long runs by Gilliland had placed the ball In scoring position armer Littlejohn and Ruth erford Were the Stars of Contest Virginia Is Never Nearer Than 58 Yards to Goal Line Staunton Oct 20 The Stonewall Jackson Golf Club three miles north of Staunton will open Its magnificent 18 hole golf course on Sat urday October 37 with an exhibition match between Leo Diegel American professional champion and Tommy Armour of Washington There will be a dance in tha evening in the new 50 room club house of modem fireproof construction closing with a buffet supper at midnight MAY PLAY DAVIS CUP MATCHES IN BRUSSELS Jefferson Line Too Much or Backs Wil liams Stars I Quarter Booted Ball Between Bars in the In itial Period Had the Ball Inside Ten Yard Line Twice But Lacked Punch to Score Barnes Sprints 39 Yards to Place Ball in Position to Count Elmer Loving Shot a 77 While William Mitchell Bagged an 83 arrell Had Low Card With 73' Wind Interfered iUi' With Play umbles On Several Occasions Benefited the Virginia Eleven By HENRY MINOTT United Press Staff Correspondent Harvard Stadium Cambridge Mass Oct The Army mule rode rough shod over a hard hitting but plainly outclassed Harvard eleven and 54000 football fans saw West Point conquer the Crimson for the first time in his tory by 15 to 0 Defense Crumples stonewall defense crum pled Uhder the Army battering ram and the Cadets ran circles around the Crimson Coach "Biff" Jones' eleven reaped revenge for the 13 de feats which Army suffered at Harvard hands in the days of old time rivalry Robbed of their captain "Bud" Sprague In the first period as a result of an Injury received In the opening play of the game the Army neverthe less carried on under the leadership of Cagle star left halfback who contributed largely to the West Point victory The aerial attack which Harvard had perfected especially for use against the Cadets collapsed completely and of 11 forward passes which the Crimson at tempted not one was completed Sev eral on the other hand were Inter cepted by Army players The air offensive proved far more successful with six forward passes completed out of 10 attempted The Army outplayed the Crimson in every department making 12 first downs to Harvard's eight and gaining 208 yards from scrimmage to the Crimson's 170 Gilligan Slows Up Tom Gilligan 20 year old sopho more who In early season games had gained a place as greatest running back failed to register against the defense of the Army Repeatedly the Cadets smothered his attempts at broken field running and on more than one occasion he was thrown for a substantial loss Not once did he get away to a long run such as he used to bring Harvard victory against North Carolina and Springfield while the Army more than Justified the 10 to 7 odds with which tt remained favorite Crimson fumbles were responsible for nine of the Ca 15 points Throughout the game West Point kept the Crimson out of Its danger zone and Harvard never seriously threatened to score A fumble In the first minutes of play paved the way for the first touchdown Captain rench of Har vard muffed the ball on his own 35 yard line Perry recovering for Army on 14 yard line A forward pass brought the ball to the three yard line and Murrell crashed center for the first score Sprague kicked the goal rench umble Late in the same period after Har vard had held the Army for downs on Its own light yard line rench at tempting a run from kick formation fumbled behind his own goal line Murrell recovering the ball for a safety A march down the field In the sec ond period with Cagle and Murrell carrying the ball for four first downs brought the from 25 yard line to Harvard's 20 yard line Cagle heaved a beautiful pass across left end to Messinger who had broken through the Crimson line and stood unprotected near the goal line 1 Mes singer dashed over for the final score Cagle's attempted kick for extra point was blocked The Army was supported IELD GOAL WAS WINNING MARGIN VISITING GOLERS WINMATCH4AND3 arrell national open golf champion and Geno Sarazcn former open champ defeated Elmer Loving and William Mitchell local professionals 4 and 3 before an interested gallery at the Roanoke Country club yesterday afternoon The man who won from Bobby Jones had a 73 for the 18 holes Sarazeu a 76 Loving a 77 and Mitchell an 83 Par for the course is 72 and best ball was played yesterday A stiff breeze Interfered somewhat wth the play adding perhaps several strokes to tlie scores but tho day was otherwise perfect for the occasion and Roanokers who chose to watch these sterling golfers In preference to the gridiron games vesterday were well re warded for their Interest applauding frequently the beautiful shots of the foursome with enthusiasm at Its height when the match was half over and the local pros were only 1 down Mitchell Is the nrofesslonal at the Roa noke Country club and Loving Is the Blue Hills Golf club pro The referee was Carl Webb the new pro at the Monterey Golf club All profits on the gate receipts will be given to the Children's Home Society on Rorer avenue Bagged Three Birdies Sarazcn snared three birdies leading in this department while the cham pion and Loving took two each both of them choosing the seventh and eighth holes for this stunt mutually tying up the best ball chances Johnny went bogy on the sixth hole taking a 6 on the 4 par ninth to mount to a 37 for the Journey out But he played every hole of the last nine In par and went 1 above par for the match Spectators applauded the long straight drives and fairway shots of the golfers those of the champion and the ex champlon especially drawing' forth low whistles and exclamations of awe while Mitchell who got most of the tough breaks of the day evidently had the sympathy of the crowd Putts for all four of them had a mean way of By A SMITH Lexington Oct Eleven stalwart "Iron men" wearing the red Jersey of Virginia Military Institute completely upset pre game calculations here today and triumphed over the University of Virginia Cavaliers on Alumni ield 9 to 0 It was one of the great est victories ever recorded by a JI I football team and the only one scored over the Charlottesville grtdders In the past five years No Substitutions Playing through the entire sixty mln ules without relief each of the eleven men who composed the lying Squad ron deserves credit for a great performance but It was the two ends Scott and Moody the great Ab Barnes and Al Hawkins who leap ed into the limelight at crucial mo ments to win the plaudits of 6000 spectators by unusual and spectacular feats irst It was Scott who threw him self In front of punt near the end of the first quarter and then gave the Utter a chase to recover the bounding oval behind the Virginia goal Sloan caught up with the ball first but had only time to fall on for a safety Then It was Barnes who despite the fact that he was watched more closely than the other Cadet backs fought his way through a slight gap in the center of the line and ran 39 yards down the sideline In the last quarter before he was hauled down oy Sloan on the 14 yard Hue And It was Barnes cool and deliberate who a moment later shot a pass with deadly accuracy Into hands behind the goal line Hawkins failed to figure in the scoring but at most stages of the game he bore the brunt of the I offense carrying the ball time after time and seldom without gain The performance of the I out fit was a revelation Admittedly the underdog as a result of Virginia's great showing in holding Princeton to a scoreless tie the Squadron completely outclassed charges In every department of the game It Is doubtful If the Red White and Yel low ever won a more decisive victory The nine point margin In no wise give a true plctura of the superiority of the Cadets Virginia Outclassed It was Just day and the Cavaliers never had a chance Not once was there cause for nervousness on the part of I partisans Virginia never had the ball In her possession In I terltory Thp closest approach to the enemy goal was their own 42 yard line They reached this point early hi the second quarter and this marked the only time during the battle that they ad vanced farther than their own forty yard marker Outplayed from the opening whistle the Cavaliers were a distinct disap pointment Sloan was forced to do virtually all of tha ball toting for the Orange and Blue outfit after Close who Is suffering from an Injury gave way to a substitute early In the sec ond quarter The Cavalier line lack ing several regulars was wholly un able to cope with the brand of foot ball displayed by the hard charging scrapping red Jerseyed Cadet forwards Symington Turner and Luke fought fl great fight but their efforts were not sufficient to make the Blue line Im pervious to the vigorous thrusts of the fast stepping Hawkins Barnes and Harner The battle today was the twenty fourth between the Cavaliers and Cadets With only four previous vic tories to her credit in the long list I has additional cause for re joicing In the victory The game proves among other things that the Jinx which has denied the Institute a victory over the Orange and Blue on Alumni ield on three previous occa viz in 1923 1924 and is a mere will the wisp and has no power over a determined fighting not to be cienied set of footballers such as took the field here at 3 o'clock this afternoon In a large measure the shown by the I can be attrlbut 1 9 University Virginia 0 1 18 North Carolina I Roanoke 6 Emory and Henry 20 IV and 0 West Virginia 22 Lynchburg 12 Guilford 6 Richmond 34 Elon 1 0 Hampden Sidney 12 Rutherford 0 William and Mary 12 Catholic 13 Jefferson High 33 Danville High 0 Marquette 28 Oklahoma Aggies 0 Yale 32 Brown 11 Mount St Mary 0 Lebanon Valley 0 Princeton 47 Lehigh 0 St Thomas 0 Canlsus 0 St Xavier 9 Oglethorpe I Trinity 0 Upsala 0 Amherst 19 Hamilton 0 Tiger Too Strong And Lehigh Loses By 47 To 0 Score Ldmbuth 19: Jonesboro College II Charleston Teachers 19 Indiana State Normal 0 Hanover 6: Rose 0 Carleton 26 St Olaf 0 Bradley 12 Augustana (Rock Island I1L) 0 Morningside 8 South Dakota Unlver Ity 0 St Viators 30: Ulfnola State Normal 0 River alls State Teachers 20 Mil waukee Teachers a Clarkson 19 University of Buffalo fl Midland College 0 Nebraska Wesley an 0 Milligan College 37 Carson Newman 0 Ashland 20 Juniata 8 Geneva 28 Thiel 0 Waynesburg 7 Bethany 7 St rancis 32 George Washington 0 Hillsdale 12 Detroit City College 0 Earlham 7 ranklin 0 Manchester 20 American College hl eago) 0 Urslnua Delaware 6 a California 0 8 Tazewell Oct 20 The young ladles of Tazewell have organ ized an Independant basketball team with the following officers: manager Martha Kiser captain Dixie Obrien secretary Virginia Helmondollar They played their first game last night In the Presbyterian gym with the Tazewell High School team op posing Tho score being 29 to 36 in favor of the high school team Miss Obrien was one of the stars of the state for past two seasons as a high school basketball player She rates tho material of this newly organized team as especially good and expects the team to be In shape for successful playing within a short time NEW GOL COURSE TO OPEN NEAR STAUNTON Sub Quarterback Makes Long Runs in Sewanee Game 11 Innins Drive Starting a drive on their own 39 yard line the Pony Express pushed over their second and winning touch down in the fourth quarter with Peake making the final plunge through the line for the three yards needed Hooper Mtiuu cue puiui The lineup: North Carolina (14) Position LT RG RT RE LH Danville Va Oct 20 (Special) The Danville high school Cardinals lost a hard fought game to Jefferson high school of Roanoke here this aft ernoon by the score of 33 to 0 Although outclassed and outweighed by the visiting eleven tha Danville team put up one of the finest fights of tha year The game started off fast and the Roanoke team was able to score In the first quarter The visitors threatened to score several more times In this quarter but the de fense of the locals strengthened and held them Williams did most of the ball carrying for the Roanoke team and the entire back field showed up well The line of the Jefferson high team was one of the strongest the locals have faced this season with no large gains being made through that section Holcom and Harris showed up well for the Danville team although the entire team played their best of the season The locals were outweighed about twenty pounds to a man but put up a brave fight The majority of the sec ond team of tho visitors saw action In the contest TAZEWELL GIRLS ORM A BASKETBALLTEAM Winning Streak Of Centenary Is Nipped By Baylor 1 Charleston Va Oct 20 The Mountaineers of West Virginia hit their stride against Washington and Lee to day trampling the Generals 23 to 0 their annual clash Hartrug Keefer and Stumpp led the vicious Mountaineer attack which rip ped through the line for three touchdowns and forced an auto matic safety In the final period by crowding a Washington punter back of the end zone Washington and Lee was never able to maintain a steady at tack and West Virginia made frequent substitutions in the final period In the first quarter neither team was able to score but West at tack kept the Generals puzzled A diversified attack carried the ball to Washington and 13 yard line but Keefer fumbled and Washington and Lee recovered and punted out of dan ger umbles on several other occasions benefited the Generals The West Virginia effort reached Its height In the second period The ball was advanced steadily by a series of line plays and off tackle smashes un til Keefer went over for a touchdown A few minutes later Hartrug pulled a 25 yard pass out of the air and crossed the goal line for another touchdown A placement kick failed after the first touchdown but sailed straight between the bars after the second Hartrug was responsible for the third touchdown soon after the opening of the second half shooting oft left end for a 35 yard gallop across the goal line Again the extra point was added from placement In the final period the Mountaineers gave the reserves an opportunity making frequent substitu tions After losing the ball near the goal line the West Virginia forwards rushed Thibodeau In making a punt and he stepped out of the end zone to give the Mountaineers an automatic safety West 'varied attack was never solved by the bewildered Wash ington and Lee team which could never get started The Mountaineers never at a disadvantage Locals Romp Off With 33 to 0 Victory Start Scor ing Early Woodberry orest Proves Too Much or A A Eleven getting the Jump striking quickly when It had the op portunity and then repulsing all of Notre threats especially those of an aerial variety with au alert quick charging defense Rockne un folded a whole bagful of tricks In an effort to turn the tide but the Hoosiers still In the erratic stage of develop ment fotind the powerful Tech for wards too much for them or the keen eyed Georgia secondaries too foxy to be outguessed Tech stole Its thunder at the outset by completing two long passes one for 14 yards and the other for 11 to pave the way for a dash through tackle by Waner Mizell versatile half back for the first touchdown Mizell whose running passing and kicking was an outstanding feature of the game received tho first pass from Durant and hurled the second one to Thomason who made a fine running catch on Notre Dame's three yard line It took only two plunges from there for the Tech star to tally Tech clung grimly to this slim mar gin until the closing moments of the game when Lumpkin sensational sophomore fullback plucked one of Johnny Nlemlec's pasess out of the air and raced 28 yards to the Hoosier 3 yard mark This time Randolph took the ball over and Mizell added the final point of the game with his toe riiccked Counter Thrusts In between these two touchdowns brilliant defense checked every counter thrust by the Rockne Ramb lers who missed two bright chances to score In the second and third pe riods After their most sustained march of the game an advance of 66 yard to 6 yard line on an as sortment of plays featuring Nlemlec Chevlgny and Dew the Hoosiers lost tho ball on downs They failed to show a scoring punch after a "break" had given them first down on the 6 yara mark wnere a pass was Emory Oct 20 OT The Emory and Henry Wasps proved too much for Coach "Pinky" Roanoke Col lege Maroons here tonight and won 21 to 6 It was homecoming day at Emory and many old grads came back to see Coach undefeated eleven down Roanoke Captain armer and Littlejohn were the stars for Emory and Henry while Dotty Rutherford was the big gun In the Roanoke ball tot ing Roanoke College scored the first counter after armer had fumbled A pass Deitrlck to Gilbert was good for seven yards and another Dietrick to Williams scored the touchdown The point after touchdown was missed by Gilbert Penalties Costly Emory and Henry scored In the sec ond quarter after two penalties had been given them A rush through the line by Diggs carried the ball over Roanoke was offside and tha point counted The second touchdown came on a 15 yard pass ILttleJohn to Moore who was substituting for Cassidy Stickley kicked the extra point arm er made the third touchdown over right tackle The Une up: rrtlib me XJ1U4L MtlUA LU HCW I I 1 1 1 8 I IV I IUU1 1 1 LUI1 York with a 21 to 7 defeat tagging to 'Boston 7 Bates 0 Its tall today It was the Indians' Bowling Green 7 Toledo 0 lourth victory of the season The Dartmouth passing attack was opened up in real form today and nearly all of the forwards attempted were completed The Lions tried and completed two passes but their back field waa iatlsfied to hammer away at the Green Un Mahaney Bailey Hotchkiss Brown Hubbard Ritter Gray Hooper Peake Spears Loonev 0 7 7 ano ir North Carolina scoring touchdowns Nash (sub) Wyrick (sub) Points after touchdown: Nash dropkick Maus (sub) dropkick scoring touchdownsPeake 2 ield goals Hooper (place ment) Points after touchdown Hooper (placement) Officials: Referee Carrington (Va) Umpire Hogan (Dartmouth) Linesman Brewer (Maryland)' ield Judge Gass (Lehigh) sg Sewanee Tenn Oct 20 On the flying feet of a 148 lb substitute quar terback Sewanee' Purple Tigers rode to a crushing victory over the light Cumberland University Crimsons here today The score was 38 to 0 Exhibiting sustained drives in the first three periods with Schoolfield Austin and Bean each scoring a touch down Sewanee piled up a lead that made victory certain but It was Boyd the sub quarter who sent the total soaring skyward Boyd replaced Autln In the final period and before the Crimson was aware of the change he had slashed down the field for a touchdown i A moment or two later he had crossed the Crimson line again then to make the victory more certain ripped away for a third counter His three touch downs were scored on runs of 80 40 and 20 yards CRIMSON BEATEN 8YARMY15TOO Williamsburg Oct 20 Display ing a brand of football never surpassed on the home field and battling gamely to the last whistle the William and Mary Indians were nevertheless forced to accept the small end of a 13 12 score from Catholic University of Washington on Cary ield tonight be fore the largest crowd to witness a game under the lights this year It was the fighting Virginians that set their teeth grimly to stage a gigantic comeback in the second halt and tally two touchdowns in the third quarter William and Mary was as great In defeat as was Catholic Uni versity In victory for she had entered the game us the under dog and rose to supreme heights to lose by the margin of a single point a blocked kick In the try for extra point after touchdown And leading William and Mary in her regain of spirit was the slim courageous figure of Bill Scottfi who has not played the previous due to Injuries Also a member of the los ing team Scott was unquestionably the outstanding player of the game The entire Indian attack was centered about him orward passes line bucks sweeping end run as well as hard de fensive play fell to his lot William and Mary previous to to night's play has used mostly straight football all this season but threw aside all former methods to electrify specta tors with a thrilling avalanche of for ward passes thrown all over the grid iron whenever the opportunity pre IVlIllam and Marv Lewisburg Pa Oct) 20 The big Maroon eleven of Lafayette Is still un defeated and unscored upon but Its string of victories has been punctuated by a scoreless tie Bucknell battled the Maroon combination to a 0 0 tie today Lafayette displayed a better passing game and made the only concerted inarches of the afternoon but the Bucknell combination checkmated practically every scoring move' the Maroons made I BEATS VIRGINIA 9 TO 0 Gcrth I'Connor McCabe Menke Relche 1 Zeno Murphy nldt (C) Champa Malevich Officials: Referee Witt (V I) umpire Wilson (V I) linesman Bailey (W and L) Gilligan Is Smothered When He Tries to Get Away in Broken ield Washington Slate 9 Oregon State 7 College of 7 Nevada 6 Buran college 2 Columbus College 0 Iowa slate college 40 Penn sylvania 0 North Central 25 Wheaton 0 Knox 20 Beloit 12 erris Institute 21 Notre Dame Junior Varsity 7 Des Moines 0 St Paul 0 Tulane 6 Vanderbilt 13 Icnolr Bhvne 11 King 6 Sewanee 38 Cumberland 0 Louisiana College 18 Louisiana mal 6 Xort hnesterii 7: Kentucky 0 North Dakota 18 st Choma 0 Kansas State 7 Ka'isas Aggies 0 Purdue 19 Wisconsin 19 Minnesota 33 Chicago 7 26 Drexel fl Loyola 26: Lombard 0 Missouri 28 Iowa State 19 Iona 61 Ripon 6 Centenary 7 Baylor 38 William Mary Almost Defeats Catholic Eleven I I Purdue Team and Wisconsin Battle To Tie 19 To 19 4 1 Lafayette Ind Oct 20 (ZP) Purdue and Wisconsin before a home coming crowd of 15000 In Ross Ade stadium battled today to a 19 to 19 tie After a brilliant start which resulted in two Purdue touchdowns In the first few minutes to play Wisconsin braced and came back with an attack In the second period that netted two touch downs and tied the score The third period was a battle royal with each team scoring a touchdown and kicking for the point after touch down to Keep tne score tied Neither team was able to score final period Score by periods: Purdue 12 0 7 Wisconsin 0 12 7 Purdue scoring Harmeson (2) Miller Points afty touchdown Caraway (sub for Miller) Wisconsin scoring: Touchdowns Culslnler (sub for Behr) Rose (sub for Price) Point after touchdown Backus (sub for Parks) 0 ROCKNE RAMBLERS ALL BEORETECH Woodberry orest Vlr Oct 20 In a bitter struggle here this afternoon Woodberry smashed her way across the Augusta Military hitherto uncrossed goal line three times to score a 20 to 0 victory The heavier Cadet eleven fought back viciously but their' best efforts scat ly brought them near enough goal to be dangerous The brilliant running of Bach A A half back proved a constant source of worry to the Orange team but when forced back Into their own territory defense would tighten and hold Out of many tries the Cadets were able to complete only one forward pass while in this department of the game the were very successful Beury Woodberry's speedy back was watched with an eagle eye yet on oc casions he managed to slip away for a nice gain The all around play of Hanes Lassiter who scored three touchdowns was outstanding The line up: Woodberry (20) os (0) Augusta reeman RE Haymaker Venable RT Payne (c) Newcombe RT Harris Clay (c) Black Tessier LG McIntyre Davis LT Copps Stone LE Kelsey Chathan QB Ralley Woollen HB Ennes Beury HB Bach Lassiter Shaffer Substitutions: Woodberry Lassiter for Woollen Payne for Davis Woollen for Chatham A Walker for Eanes Malone for Bailey Bailey for Malone Bell for Harris Boone for Bach Touchdowns Lassiter 3: points after touchdowns Lassiter 2 Referee Dud ley (Hampden Sidney) head linesman Hankins (Virginia) 0 HOLY CROSS LOSES 19 13 Worcester Mass Oct 20 Despite a great rally the last quarter Holy Cross was unable to overcome big lead and iost a close football game today 19 to 13 VICIOUS AHACK MOUNTAINEERS I 10 Emory and Beury (11) (6) Roanoke Positions Mackey RE Lienberger Lotlto RT rye Baker rg Logan Covell Nank Stickley LG Llenbergcr Hcnrltz LT Good Cassidy LE Bell Mauck QB Gilbert Littlejohn LH Rutherford armer RH Williams Staggers Deitrlck Roanoke touchdowns Williams Emory touchdowns 'Diggs Moore armer Lankford LE Carmichael (C) LT' Novell LG O' ields Paxson' rg Murphy RT Parrish re Ryan qb Constantino LH Schn Moseleskl rr Taylor.