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thereby reflecting much honor on him
self and the University. While th<
record last year was not so favorable
nevertheless it was not one to b6
ashamed of. The Big Triangle, the Lit
te Triangle. and the Freshman Trian
gle were tied. The New York teat
took revenge for the precceding year'
defeat by walloping our men in thei
own back yard. The contract with Nev
York expired last year and the questioi
of a new contract will have to be de
cided by the new council.
The time for the annual Rodde,
Medal debate is not far off and we ex
pect soon to se. the debating horse
trotted out for the races. Among thos,
who are expected to ascend to the ethe
real heights of gol(en oratory are R
R. Williams, J. E. Hankins, R. M. Smitl
S. T. Sparkman, Coleman Karesh, Clarl
Floyd, Calhoun Thomas, Ralph Ramsa)
George Wittkowsky, Charles Fislihburn
Billy McSwain, E. B. Castles, "Buck
Edwards, Earl Black, J. M. Wells, 11i
Holland and Oxner. lre many day
have passed the air will be so thick witl
gas that the use of gas masks will b
necessitated.
Ju(ging from present indications w
should have another successful year ii
the realms of oratory and debating.
W.
0
No Use.
"Can I be of any assistance?" aske,
ihe sympathetic motorist of a man wh,
was looking unutterable thoughts at
:disabled car.
"How is your vocabulary?"
"I'm a minister, sir."
"Drive on." -Birmingham Age
Herald.
:Z General Football Review.
C.
( tContinued oil page 3)
Sshlwed any special drive. hoth sid
: opened tilp forward pass attacks tli
resulted inl a touchdown apiece. VaI
scored in the third period when. afte
driving the ball to the Army's 34-var
line. Neal shot a pass to Mtallory wh
ran t'o Army's 4-yard line before ho
ing stopped. A Itlmoment later Nei
carried the Igall over tackle for
touchdown. In the fourth quartc
\Vo d of the Arniy with advantage c
a north wind at his back advanced ti
ball to '.Ii's 45-yard line. Ilere ti
Cadets opened Ip with a series of fot:
forward passes, two of which wer
completed, one for twenty yards; tw
line plays gained five yards Woo
savel his team againi by completin
another Iass ofT the sane formatioi
going 17 yards to the 3-yard line bt
fore being downed. Oil two line plax
Wood plunged over for the touchdow
which tied the score. The feature c
the game was tle marvelous puntin
an(I receiving of passes of Wood th
Army fullback.
Before acrowd o f approx imatel
35,000 people the 'rinceton 'I Tigers can
from behind inl a thrilling battle o
Stagg field inl Chicago and defeaied ti
strong University of Chicago eleve
by the close scire of 21 to 18. 'l
lack of smile one capable of puttinl
lie hall b et ween the goal post s aft<
t ttehdowns prevented thle \Vesternet
fromn at least ty itig the score. IBach trai
setotredI tee p tiuchdowns, Ibut Clhicag
failed to mnake a single extra poit
after tiniehdowit, while P'rinceton mad
each tof thiirs good u. The tide of foi
tunie t urnmed several t imes dutrintg il
game; lirst it woutld be in (Chiicago's f;
v'or then in IPriincetttn's. I,ate it, 11
thir d period( the score stoo d 18 to
ini Chiicagt 's favtor; theti Gray inte1
cepttedl a paiss and rant 40( yatds fo til
Tiger's second( 'touchldown; Smtit
kicked the gtoal anid the Tigers wet
ontly four pintts behind. A fewv mit
tutes later by paliisses, penalties and( lir
plunges I' rinmceton'i onee moare crtosse
the .\laroon's go al Iinte; againi Sm if
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kicked the goal and the score read:
Princeton, 21; Chicago. 18. The ter
rific drives opened up by Chicago were
(Iu largely to the work of the Thoil
as brothers, husky smis of North lDa
- kIta. At one tine the Maropions went
5 57 vards without losilIg the ball.
Getting down nearer home we find
r the usually vociferous buzzing of the
Geo)rgia Tecl Yellow lacket dwindled
1 to i Iere hum. for fin Saturday last
- they met their second consectitive de
feat if tle season at tle hands of the
I Nitre Ilamne team by the score of 13
to 3. Tc.he warir froIII Indiana uIn
Ik crked aII aerial at tatI the .1 ackets
could noIt handle; this, to)lIpled with
- funAiles at crtwial moments, spelled
it feat fIr the (ldenl 'ornado. Tech's
, \c\re was annlexed whl, in tlt seC
c >id (uarter. Brewster kicked a Ield
'Fal fIrom1 tiie 35-ard line.
, The "wfider teai" t1f tle Univer
sity of North Carolina ()peteid a bril
I liant and betWildering attack against
s tie University of NMarylaid last Sat
I tirday afternIMI and had little Iroule
E! I dfeatig them 27 to) 3. "Red" 1oIhn
.on Wss the shining star of tile gaile.
e le ranI 78 yards for a t 1uchd wn1 .
( pen4lig up an1 aeiSal a1t tack that
c" oi it lie stiopped inl the fillal <Iuar
ter if tile game \irginia Nlilitarv
:cade;iy defeated North Carolin I
State CIoIllege last Satirday vy tIe sci)re
of 14 to 0. The morale of the State
veI in was shattered by the aerial wfIirk
,1 tihe Cadets. Not until withiin a
millite 1)f tile vnd (if tilie secoid peridl
did tile \. NI. L eleven make a first
dmwit, while till to this tillie tite ''arhieels
had rInllg ill cight. Ii the third quarter,
after the Cadets had broken domiwn the
State team's defense by repeated over.
head plays, \White brt)ke through the
Tarhieel's liie flir a 70-yard run for the
first touhdown. Inl the firth (Iuarter
lt Cadets madc their second counter
11 a Silm fi \irw; *l pass.
t Alother game If especial interest to
e Canilitia stippirters was that between
r Sewane aid tlie University of Ken
( IIcky. imi the first tiile in the histonv
" " football relations I etween the two in
stitutituions the Kiituicky Wildcats tri
ilphed iver their 14 year rivals, the
\militaill Tigers, by the score " f 7 to
r The galie was fill of thrills, and
f11 several iccasiolns the Tigers had
te ball within striking distance of the
e\\'ihtat's goal lIt lacked the IunIch ncc
essary to carry it over. Captain Cough
lini (if Sewanee lived upi to his past rep
utation is a noken fichl ninner, getting
way fo r several good gains. Bltl
sides tried tlie aerial attacks, blt mis
haps befell the Tiger's atteipts, while
thit' line phillgilig features. Tlie lliun
tain Tiger comes from his lair in Teni
ne ssee thi. wteek to inet tlie Galieciick
(n C,ar4lina I, ield. Both these teams,
having just been defeated by ancient
e.
'rivals, ai-e mit tiir reveige ()ii anylihtly
that cmies aling. -so there pronises to
hi i ine swell scrap!
v
T rinity ipset sime dIe lll' Sat urdav
wlei they clearly iotplayed the I David
sOnI \\'ildcats, crossed Davids(Iln's gt)al
e line twicc, and threw back with impres
sie power te O nly Chance tie \\ 'ild
r c-its had ti scire, winniig ly th lt st
0 iiniels anid the L'niver'sity oif lpuiisville,
It Ci vingtioni, theit Colonel's <ptarterbiack,
e camie nealr breakinig a world's record
wheni lie iinade six succtss ful dropkick s
e fori st'iores, one in the first period, three
- ii tile second, and twii ini thet third, twil
e friiim tiit 30-yard line, anid lit friim the
7 32-yard Iiine. 'Te CiolonetIs wIon, 32 to
-7, Ci vinigti ii's t'dutcated tot' aet'litiling
e for' eighiteeni of hi-is teatn's 32 pin its.
b The wiorhl's reciord fior dri ik~ick s is st'v
C eni ini iollt gamet.
.t thet st;atet te'atis dii Satuirday was t hat
d iif litmiin: with tihe n'iiv'er'sity' of Rich
h1 m11oini teami that uptset tIhe Iioital di llt
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mid sprang a I)ig surprise oil the follow
Ors of Furmain when they took the Pur
ple Hurricane jilto cainp bi a 13 to (
score. The formidable serial attack f
the 111urricane caulsed the' lads fromI
Ridch11tiind little worry, as tihey itltercept
L'd passes siX timLes andh tilt short the
Finii otTeiisive. Zeigle-, tile Rich
m1111n1d left hoofed kicker, booted two
betweell the bars for six points. The
other poInts came as a result of a re
:lverel fumle ti i'irmani's 18-vard
line. a pass that put the hall oni tie six
!ud hue. and all tind rin from a fake
p'ay thal put til hall across. Thl Rich
tiIlt'd aI Ier titgtiiener;kited tIIe il ur
i taui a'glgegitio and forced the' Mir
rie:Ilv to play oiil t defenise lilt)st qf
tile timle.
The \\offord Terriers invaded T en
lntssce ::atIrday and after a tough fight
l(,st t th lilt heavy Carson-Newma11t.ilv
Lii, 35 to 0. Af ter fighting 4tun eveni
terms and showing a slight sliperifrity
Ill the ffteise ini tile first iuarter, the
Territrs wer battered t4i their feet ill
thle 'wcond period and thet Tennlesseanls
cored two ttochd<mis Io straight 1ine'
pIlunginlg; thecy Ncored two n11ir inl the
lird perid, a the last lllet. The a
C%,rstm- Newman tvain (lit weig hed thle
T erriers abmit 20 pounds, t(, the mani.
Ii1n college dow'ined Irskine in Char
l4ttc, N. C. 10 ito 0. The gwas i
ntablvy duvoid iui pectacular play
11i . 1l.4i l thre l peri+l t the Seceders
bht-l the N(orth Staters coreless scri
le hs,' ut ill ti t lst qvl:irter, after a
'eries 4of line bucks Pl erry, Fiilol arl
lr tuk ith hall over for thle first
ScIrt [If I lit' gaille. 'Illerry also I added
tlil extra wiint by at drop kick. A mo
it- iln t lat tr Itlo IpalrtiAlt' bll ti-d l
lIskille plnt, and recovered it twnl t'he
til ard line. Perry added three mire
poinit" with a neuat drop) kick from the
20-yvard line. The gamle was. a cleanI I
Iy played (,net throuighmit. mnly ine
penialty, being drav:,Il: t hat was whenl
lrkSie was ofTsidc in the last peri.
\fitcr plitting 11p a gameit fight thet
Citadel IluilldN)' s went downVl to, defeat
at the hanlds (oIf th P I)revSbI)y te-r ia : '40 -
lege ile Stockings, 9 to 0. '. C.
cored in the fIrst v arter, and got
.ml additional two) points fr(Iml a safety
ml the cndperiO. Thle BIldogs
slighltly. 4utplayed the Presbyterians
inl the s-cmd half, altIe gh m,ils
te services of their two tackles, P .
I e-rkI inI and \\aee. Citadel's only
drive f the gami came in the third
UIiiarter when it tiok tih hall 5 vards
only t" loste it wt a fumlbite on thle
28-y ard Ilinei. The brilliant running
,.f thet Presbytcrian backs, Pearce and
\\il.m.n, and thet playinlg (if Cocinlgton
f(pr lte (itadl(V Were thle feturel-S (If
thet gamli. 1'. C. mad111 CleVVCn 1f1IrSt
dlowns t(I Citadel', cleVenl.
lint this reiwcmuld (I In anld
11n f4or theire a re mlanly 4othler gamesc.
pdayecd on last ISatiurday. 114m-wer,
space wvil no11t permit lits to) ctntiue
it1rtlier ill mar ramlblings, ', \v will
[inlce More leave theilotr to) thet wise
ac re( wh S preadCM theI "111 Cd(fp1e." .
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