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-I- 1 1 --r Wm 1 -'S' y'pna f.pnynBk v. jb 7 1 1 li 'o'-'! vf wwsrm 4 I .11 4 I 1 i 1 3 srJsst- PETRELS SUCCUMB TO YALE, 15-0 1 Jackets and the Commodores Here Are the Four Scoring Plays in the Fieri Battle on V1 r-v, 7777 Field Between the Yellow rt. 'r 4- s- 4 il vr 'i Jr -HI A' 7 's i I. j' 'rl bi vv 4 4tf -r' 'A l. WTtlAA "SV MS I 0 6b flkfc X'rjlrll-ytrttlirlllfr --T 'T'-VX vySM4r 04 fcsft 8 TIGERS BEATEN BY BULLDOGS BUT SCORE AFTER 3 YEARS SPEARS AND HENDRIX TOO MUCH FOR GEORGIA TECH All-Round Ability of Vandys Quarter, Plus Plunging of Fullbacks, Bring Doom to Jackets, 13 to 7 M' HY MOIIGAN BLAKE II.

RIU, SPKARS Ability to do verythln with football except swallow it brought about the doom nt Oeorgtu Tech Saturday afternoon 18.000 people looked down upon a terrific battle on Urant field. Mr. Spear had several valuable aides among the Vanderbilt stalwart, especially Bill Hendrix, whose magnificent work as an or- renal ve fullback and a defensive end gave Jim a large share of glory, but when all is said and done It was Mr. Spears, a combination Ray Morrison, Ualibit Curry and Buck Flowers, who buried the cold steel of defeat in Tech's heart. sent 1,500 Nashville eitiiens.

rejoicing (greatly, back home to the cultured capital city of Tennessee, where the Cumberland river wends its placid way. After spotting Tech to a touchdown in the (lrt few minutes of play the Commodores hitched up their trousers, switched their chewing gum to the other Jaw, and began to play the well-known game ot football as It Is suppOMd to be Played. Tech ascended Into the seventh heaven of Joy following Carter Barron's 48-yard sprint for touchdown just arter tha game started. After this the Jackets had a quick descent, and for the rest of the distanre Vanderbitt completely dominated the situ-tion. Fighting gallantly Tech turned back a down threat in ihe first half, holding tor four rs0nRp five-yard line, and retired for the intermission leading.

nniing back after the recess tha Commodores scored lt nJl! third quarter to-tie the orf- then, in the Spears two beauty drop kick goals to make nn.l ii.f ntr 7 Leffler Shines Before Home Folks in 16-6 Victory Over Plainsmen Woodruff Is Proud C. MUNDA1, JR. COLUMBUSf, Nov. 8. Belatedly Inspired as if by the wave of a magic hxna in tha hands of destiny, Aubnrns fighting Tigbrs Saturday in the last fifteen seconds of play airplaned through the atmosphere for a touchdown, and although Georgia's -Bulldogs won ultfmately, 16 to 6, the Tigers then there smote asunder the Athelans brilliant shucout recOrd against' them, t' which', was started with the -inauguration of George Woodruffs regime ae head mentor In 1923 and which to all intents and purposes was about to be' stretched into four successive yeggi--- Hopelessly outplayed, battered end torn, having never threatened and faced by tbatrfour-year goose-egg mark; the Habamians, on the next to the last play of the contest, scored on a '31-yard forward pass flipped by "Nappy Hodges, subquar- terback to Mike Fisher, flashy halL Ae Pass traveled 15 yards and Fisher, pranclng across the goal point was missed, and immediately after the kick-off the timer's pistol ended the game.

Tbat lata rally wu about the only feature, fn Auburn's performance during the entire afternoon. In every department' of the game eave-' the punting, duels v. between Captain George Morton' and Roy Bate, of Georgia, and Pat Moultonr and Kpxie Tuxworth, of Auburn, they thoroughly were outclassed. Georgia's safety came early In the contest- Behind hie own goal line, Moulton, on a bad pass from was tackled by J. Curtis Lackey.

Tha second reriod touch-duwn was registered after a 37-yard march, 15-rsrd forward pass, over 'the goal line, George Morton to Ikey Sherlock, bringing the six points. Hollis place-kicked for the point. Leffler Blerfce Kick The flashy Lqffler, Georgia guard, qrhons home la In Columbos, and appearing, before hie neighbors, paved-the avay' for 'the touchdown in the fourtlTperlod when be broke through and blocked a kick by Pat Atrgygg SEOMiA aJU Lb JlBltW LL, Llfikif, Lk Gimrl.1, xe9l.M,ltt;MM i9d FMIWIHi Cs ms sees BbU 4b Cniliiua f.p. oe XMBMUillCf f(f eee 1 ftiW Sto i MlMIr' KtOhOg lefen fk yitlsjMiumifi iMNbi 9ki vA SiAuji fifth 3MvtoeMes 9 9 91 Bs 9 9J9 eeweea.nrfewg- BIB gMria: tofsty. JMNSa (Asksm).

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igse). tefsws; Bmtwriato fTWglsis). mm- fisriany fto. JsiaoT' NOTRE DAME PLAYER Old Eli ls SUMMARY mi' acreM goal which leeme -up in the picture. Th twe.

niid- die pictniea i shews the field goalavUftefd by Billy Spears. 5' Below frb Hendrix -acoring I 'Vandys' tenchdown. the-, first toaehdewn' the Cenuaederee have made agaiaat Tach In ten years. Staff phetee by Winn. -1 i-v The top pirfnre ahows Carter 'Barron eft he.

long briBiant 48 yards for tenehdewn -fer ha. the first few- mipuitee at play. Barren -in the' pirtnre-r is shown atiff-arming away' from Neil CargUe. Vandy captain. Aft-.

cr Hading Cargile. Carter da A i 1 Alabama Turns Bacji Kentucky Cats by 14 to 0 AGAINST THIS POWER Fill. Vanderbilt team, Georgia Tech put up an heroic resistance. It was one of the finest fights Tech ha ever made, and it was done in the face of a discouraging tough break in th lose of Carter Barron from the game, shortly after he aad that brilliant touchdown run, when Carter was taken from tM-battle with a severely wrenched knee, Techs offense with him. Only one first down, that the closing 10 seconds, was made after Barron r-, v- BT NKWMASV; BIRMINGHAM.

Ala, Now. Alabama's plunging, sweeping Crim- OGLETHORreiSiOTR; AGAIN; 1 --BT Not; If there bf anything In hunchaa, superstitions, TABBY ArmiatiU, lltXitbMl I A Brtwii 1 Bhafft ftfrolBtfc. "iiiihihii ilviky, MtltltllllMMl CtvffiU r.k. lRdfl, At ittitttm i A 7 n. BBT B-4B jnttlxMoTeak, Im4 ft Thru.

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IV A NSW HAVEN, Conn Maryland scored its first victory over a Tale team In the brief history of thairgrMirpn 'rivalry 15 to Oe 'i: tV: i Tumbling Tad Jones' second string player-r belter skelter --with brilliant running and passing. attaekrdbe eleven administered to the batterMl EU i forces their third defeat in successive, week. Bias warriors, outgeneraled and out-rushed, made a belated attempt to turn the tide in the final quarter after Foote, MeGonigla and. Ordway a A 19. left All the other Tech backs ap-1 son Tida washed aahore its.

sixth peared to be afflicted with an cpb consecutive Southern confarende foe demie of butter-fingers. Fumble. Katuroay when Wu" WTnslett fumble, fumble! Inability tg hoM.ortrt' Tan "roughshod, the ball would have prevented through Kentucky. The-14 making an offensive showing t6ry falls to show Alabama's great If the Jackets really hod a threat. superiority, In turning Kentucky tnck with four-first, 'downs.

Ate bama has prevented her goel Vne SUFFERS HEART SOUTH BENO, Ind4 Nov. Arth'ur Notre- Sum atac forward, pasasr. Injured In the- first quarter-of Saturday's game with dUna. was taken to St. Joaeph'a hoe-.

Idtal here whervlC.wsaidJils heart-'. totd been effected by the injury and fidiUea.ya stfUcgW Mouton, standing 'on his own goi link The hail hit' Leffler so hard in the cheat that it bounced clear, over Auburn's goal. Chick Shiver, end. on It for the touehedown. This time H.

F. Johnson place-kicked fnl" Both Georgian and Auburn made at, yWgJiUari. Skat- far Tairalath. Jaaaa far Skarya far Ftndria, Xaadris far Tairalath. Jaaaa far tr stoppahlefoetball teara.and -on the1 intervening week-cndshas mad a jnt, albep-watkers BIT THK MqiTTMX out there-.

from being fwwj 1 the taet tonr- aid -r. kVbeen the Held Saturday won the rl.ite VsnderhUr Vned. end true enouyh from ihe they, have. kan winjdng one -gams -i i M' t- V' 'J vT S' toeing the next, and the strange part Si tar Jaaaa. tar tka ai rf BnaSar.

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