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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
GEORGIA EASILY
 DEFEATS CLEMSON

Augusta, Ga, November 7.-(Special)- Georgia's superior weight told the tale here today and the Clemson Tigers were pushed back to their own goal line four times, the Red and Black winning the contest by the score of 26 to 6. McWhor- ter's great offensive work, seconded by Thompson, the defensive work of Hen derson, and the forward passing of Glenn son were the features. The lone score of the Tigers was the result of three beautifully extended executed forward passes. The lineup and summary:
 Gecrgia-Conklin, left end; Henderson, left tackle; Lucas. left guard; Coving- ton, centre; Peacock, captain, right guard Malone and Wood. left tackle Parrish, right end Sancken and Dorsey, quarter back Bowden, left halfback; McWhor- ter right halfbaok; Thompson fullback.
 Lemson-Lewis, left end; Candy and Me Daniel, left tackle; Sehilletter and Carson, left guard; Parker, centre; Turhevile' right guard Britt, captain, left tackle; Gee and Stribling, right end; James quar- terback Kangeter and Caughman, left helfback: Gals and Presley, right half back; Webb and Excel, fullback
 Touchdowns: McWhorter 2 Bowden l, Thompson 1, Kangster 1.
 Goals from touchdowns: Thompson 5.
 Time of quarters: 13 minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
ITAAGAR INCIDENT If1 CIDEEENy I
JOHN W. HEISM AN
To the Sporting Editor

To the Sporting Editcr
 In last Mondays Age-Ierald appeared an article by Charles w. Greer, in which It is stated that Hangar, "a Vanderbilt player of two years back, played during his first year at Vanderbilt after hay ing previously attended V. NJ. L. It is also stated that Beckner, w M. l. cap tain 1907, was likewise a student of that institution" and was ruled off in the effort to cover up the real status of Hangar"
 There are several inaccuracies in MT. Greers statement that are inclined to reflect upon Vanderbilt, pr. Dudley, pres ident of the $. l. A. A, and that organ ization, that would seem to need correc- ton, if for no other reason than to get at the exact facts.
 At the time the Hangar care, which was four years ago, by the way, V. M. l. was not prescribed institution in s. l. A. A. circles as far as the one year rule applied, men from that institution as well as from " P. l. being eligible to play on any team within the s. l. A. A, after having played at either insti- luton. beckueI was hOt III NehNSi piie at this time and was not until two years later, when the rule classifying V. M. l. as a college had become effective, 1t being passed in the interim.
 In summing up his criticism of the in- cident in question MT. Greer states: Tt is plain discrimination in favor of the commodores, the team of President Dud- ley" If MT. Greer will look more care fully into the actual figures he will find ~that the one year rule, which formerly applied to a man who took part in ath letics at another institution, but which has been extended of late to include any man who has merely attended another institution, affects Vanderbilt to a much greater degree than any other institution in the association. As a matter of fact, these rules seldom touch the smaller in stitutions without professional depart ments, while annually at Vanderbilt there are a half dozen or more men who are unable to participate in any branch of athletics on account of the working of the one year rule The smaller institutions are naturally in favor of a rule that does not give the larger ones the better Of if and they are now and always have been unanimously behind the one year rule. which, through their influence, has been extended further against the larger schools by including any man changing from one institution to another, whether he has been a participant in athletics or not WERNER M. JONEs.
 Nashville, Tenn, November 6, 1912.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
DEPENDS UPON RULING OF THE S. I. A. A.-AN ANSWER TO WERNER M. JONES
By CHARLES W. GREER

Mir. Werner Jones takes exception to an
 article which appeared in The Age-Her- aid Monday concerning the Dalton con troversy. MT. Jones says V. M l. was
 not prescribed college in the s. l. A. A. when Hooper entered Vanderbilt.
 If V. M l. was not a prescribed college lwhen Hanger entered Vanderbilt was An spolls also not prescribed? The writer
 has the authority of a student who at tended V. M. l. at the same time that ! Baager did that that athlete attended Annapolis for some six months before CIT. tering vanderbilt And where is the au- college in the S. I. A. A. at that time. Was it changed just after Haager entered Vanderbilt? According to specials from
 Chattanooga. the view that is being taker by the Vanderbilt supporters in the Dat ton matter is that IIaager never played at Y. NJ l., while Dalton did. There seems to be a difference of views between .hese supporters and MT. Jones. As matter oi
 fact, Hangar did play with Y. M. l. Thai an athlete could not enter an $. l. A. A, college from another college and compete during his first year, and an atnletic team of the latter college four years ago isAshewn by an example at the University of Alabama. 14enard smith, probably one
 of the best baseball players that ever en- | tered the university was barred from com peting his first year there because he had attended Howard college the year be- fore. This was in 1908.
 l It's simply matter of whose shoe Is pinched. If President Dudley. who must
 have been cognizant of the fact that ths rule barring athletes from V NJ l. iron competing during their first years at
 tendance upon an s. I. A. A. athletic team, knew that under this rule Daltor was ineligible, why did he not declare
 him so from the beginning of the season
 He states that he knows nothing what 1 ever about the affair. Why has he no confirmed his ineligibility? If V. VI. I | is now a prescribed college in the s. l A. A. and was not when Hangar entered Vanderbilt from that institution. why hal not the president explained the situation
 to those interested who may have beer I laboring under a misabprchension? Wh,
 has he not e. plained that Annapolis wal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-08
ALABAMA RESERVES
 BEATEN BY MARION

Marion, November 7.-(Special.) )-Marion defeated the Alabama reserves here this afternoon by a score of s6 to 0. The game was fast at times on both sides. but Marion clearly outplayed the visitors in every stage of the game
 At no time was Marion's goal in dan ger. Milner, Moore and Nesmith feat ured throughout. Hairston and Campbell were especially good in tackling. For ward passes were used frequently by both sides, though several were incomplete This game puts Marion step nearer the prep. state championship as the re serves defeated -Albertville and Marion de feated Anniston Spring Hill is the only other contender and they VIII be met Thanksgiving.
 An effort is being made to get Tulane university here for a game either before or after Thanksgiving.