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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
ALPHA

The first number on the Luceum
course will be given at the Bap-
tist church Saturday evening, Nov.
10. by Noah Beilhare. He is an
impersonAtor of varied characters.
one Of Americas greatest charac-
ters artists. You win miss a great
treat II you fail to hear him. The
course has FIVE good numbers at 50
cents number or 81 for a season
ticket. This promises to be the
best course ever put on at Alpha.
Mrs. H. W.. Stitt. Mrs. r. Earl
Knbx. the Misses Mary l.. Sexton.
Josephine Wongstrom, Hazel An
<derson, Bunea Eiker and Ruby
Fbsburg were delegates to the Cen
trail Illinois conference Of the Wom-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

articles and good things to. eat
filled the dining table to overflow
ing and chickens. etc. were placed
under the table. A set Of dining
chairs ard . purse Of money were
presented to them by the Rev. Z.
W. Wright, pastor OF the Baptist
church, making Ahe presentation
in his happy and humorous man
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
Renew Your STRENGTH

It is 4 fact that any physician can easily verify
by looking over his Case Records-that the
majority Of women patients who come to him
are more or less run down and devitalized.
and that his remedies frequently fail to pro-
duce permanent and Satisfactory results-un-
less they are supported and supplemented BY
a course Of tonic and systematic strengthening
treatment for the whole system. like "REOLO.s
Young smls frequently need tonic treatment
during the period Of delayed development. or
maturity. whenthe first symptoms Of anaemia.
or nervous and digestive disorders develop.
A little later. when motherhood. both prospeo-
tive and present arrives. . strength. builder 10
needed to overcome the debility and maintain
the vitality during this wonderful period Of
woman's existence. A. strength remover is
especially needed where motherhood has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14

North Henderson, woodruff, al
Alpha church. All day and even
ing sessions. DR.. ]. T. Jones Of
Rock Island. Rev. Harry B. Lewis
Of Kewanee. DR.. F. E. Shut Of
Aledo, Rev. A. Smith and others
will take part In the program. Tas
Ladies' Aid Of the church will serve
dinner and supper at the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-14
For Saturday
THANK
YOU!

We take this opportunity
to thank the good people Of
Moline for their liberal pa
tronage Of our new store. We
assure you that we will make
every effort at all times to
give you service. Please re-
member that you are always
welcome at our store wheth-
er you buy or not. Come in
and get acquainted. Wait
here for your car. Buy your
stamps here. Let us write
your money orders. Use our
telephone. Let us cash your
check and you'll not, be un-
der obligations to us for it,
either. We believe in SER
vice. Our unprecedented
system of serving the public
in Rock Island has built up
for us one of the bust
est drug stores in the middle
west. 1t sure is doing the
same for us in Moline.
Very respectfully,
JOHN BENGSTON,
Druggist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

=, Iist rs ,,,- furIonss-.Pani Connolly.
|, /: I" !. sccond: !. 4. Cantrcli ii; CON,
l19 10 ncrvish. Duk". OF pcvonshirc
vori,c. Contestant. Watch Your stitch uon"-
lulu. Supcrnal. D!sc"rd George Muohlbach
Second racc-- five furlonEa--Rspi MD STRIDE
Nccn.h. loa locomotive. 10 20 l. p. i"
I" l. second; resSy & los .sSwest. nhoim,,
!. r!.dEnnE. Iicciy Nay. Wish / conli
Third racc-nnc and seventy yards
Adclan,e. III (wriEhD. II to B 70 5. |
TO !. 70 !. sceond: ,ToddicI i6e iwidai.
TO l. 20 :; I" :. third Time. 80 -.
Nswel ~ LADY w.,acek a M... s rqlasn
Fourth r.ce---fiy" and one half furlon-s-
EnmiiT loS tiiurh;ll; 20 !: to 10; to 8.
out, second r"c"ia. ~ ,WiIii.,. II TO /, 3
Gray Es-l' Tho Roy ran
Fifth observation-disclosures: handicap on.
20 70 !, 10 to !. . to !, Won: osSooA loo
"a mecccN. los tiiowardl. s To !. Z"
to .. third. Time. 1873 is. lack Mount
lIannitnan. Jim lettering. Sans Pcur IL
,siNih race-nvc turlongs-I.ul,c's> re, ll2
utuT,on) TO ,1to 5: 10 b won: A,,a
leo a. III ,Gol' ,6 Il TO EYER 70
mend CHI polph Mountain Girl r I'i ran am -"
conntcrba.ncc. "a. , fmn 1vfny TO
to /. 70 ). won II. &. B.sch. Il3 Oar
n ISqP ,o 70 l.; Z" D. 70 . second: heye'er.
Time. 5a 10 Mountain Rose RI Chick
Bsrklcy. Tiger Rose. Pluviada ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
lYNCHBURG COLLEGE WINS
Defeats RonnoI<e Eleven in Thank
giving Day Grid battle L.,
1876 Scorc.
{ special 10 The Timos.Disi

SD"NllI % The Tim0s- DlsDlt-.-
I.fNciBCltG. VA. Nov -7-i.ynrh.
oprg College defeated Roanoke Col.
lcrc here this afternoon IN & nari
contested game tho score bclns 10
TO i.
= Captain arnold. LvnchburG. quarter
paiE Was the star OF the gam. yam
ing ~ Yards OF the 27l gained rs
LynchhurG. Atkinson led :1g EoauoNc
with ihirty-iive OF their nlnety-t,v"
yards Lynchburg made twenty :.s..
downs ana Roanoke eight
i.yncaburS gained more consistently
through the Roanoke line, the wo-<
% Chapman and .htTup emitting TIC
end run down. generally without c;Ana
AtHinson's twenty-twoH yard end run
was RoanoSe's longest
Arnold made two twcuty-:hrcc- yard
gains. and once. not getting placed tO:.
forward pass, slipped around Ro;
noke'S left end for eleven yards. The
stars for Roanoke were: Altrup. Chap
man. Cclltson, Book. Hotel and Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
VIRGINIA CROSS-COUNTRY
TEAM AWARDED LETTERS
seven Truck Athletes lIunorcd n, 49,.
"n"Sr"n,-Srhrduic ncins Ar
ranged for Indoor Meets

special 10 The Times DISPATCH. !
't'NN'hrrESNILLE. VA. Nov. -.
seven members OF Nirginia's cross
country team have been awarded the
mono&ram. These men composed
ihc championship team sent to Wash
! Sion and lee November II.
fhosc who received the monogram,
we're; captain !. {. Brand. OF Siuun.
ton Va; William y. H. CAN'T. OF Win.
Ina Va N'ian 4. Greene. OF Plant
titN. Fla: y. Il. Shands. OF Washing
ton -. C.. Thomas Il. Wilson. of Crcwr
va; Ear Parker Bohannon. OF Ports
mouth. Va: Arthur Il. Davies. Jr.. Of
clifton Forge.
Although the track schedule has not
%et been completed. negotiations are
being made toT three indoor meets
George Washington University. Gcor.
%'town and Johns Hopkins being the
opponents Three outdoor meets arc
nrinE arranged: a triangular meet with
Virginia Military Institute and North
Carolina. At Lambeth Field during
Easter week: the second AT Annapolis
with the Navy and LehiSh. and the
south Atlantic meet at Lambeth Field
May Relay teams Will be sent 10
the pennsylvania games the last part
of tOrii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
BOWIE RESULTS

r-incS. 10 'oGe?. ss iS $50 $50 VA
-" haiair". 80 Ui"rc"l. $50 ;2,G acc
oHd: Ed!th Bauman, l0t 'Morrisp s,.tU.
,hr" Time. ii5$ Ahara. Capita! CitS.
Us Mis-. Slumbcrer IL charlcstunian.
Rcucn, Iacnctia
,o ;i"c on: rae 'Ic and slstecn,h %apoii.
chas. Franct:., log, {s,i;linE, s. $; 20.
.rcond: Cabsilo. 10" tC"lIinE). Silso third
Time 1851 IS. Miss Bryn. Refuge Mac.
mcnzic, forirourdinc. Joan oc Arc. Astcr,sh.
Third racc-s1 furlouss-wcary. 10,
Ilaniitoul, s2:.lc SIZE SEQ won: Sis
ter Helene. 40 G'riccl. $3.50. $50 second :
Amtrie-n B"'. 10. 'Gb"rb. $40. ihirh.
Tr1 nnsy IN 3 ,,o,,, Ny Dear c%Sk, Oh ne
l.4rEhrtto i.e Bluc, ran ''"' ~
Fourth r"cc-s!A furiorGs-St Allan o.
V ciucrl. SeI.to. $3.50. $3.50. won: crank.
hlIas los ipriccj. 500. ma .rim,e,.
i:%5 -. Pastoral swain. Grin.lHin ran
f!:th racc---Inile and sINt,.uth-Drm"nda
IL tJohnsonb: I3:lo. $500. $40. won
" ,i7l,,, oid R"s"nnd, IL !Suriinal. ;;.'o.
r"str.; kashmir. SANDY Bcai ran
sixth raCc-mt!c--l'uClc's l,.s!p -
w"ouir.p. us ,Stlriinsl $40 s.Sp sec,
9nd. lobster Iot ,MOrrisb $500 mira.
Plume. War Machine 81 Isidor AN
%,,nnih ray:--inil. .nd : sixteenth Veto.
nndc; ~ ,EGsor,. '?.ro ,:.'o Ercond: SUR
w, !0i tRichcrceD $40. third 1.mc.
LII ID. Ben iIsmpson. EockpUrt, Umb.la
ECadstool padua ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
HAMPTON ROADS NAVAL
TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
'rr my Daniels aud Other High or
Watch I.ic'cns Rattle
ON Washington Grid
{ Ry Assoclatcdrrn.y !

NASltiNGTON. Nov. .7.-!,an7n;o,
a loads ira ming station won the EAST
tcda% by defeating the team ~ 10
~ tIeShip Pennsylvania nagShip Of ihc
:. ilAniic fleet. - To IL. in a spectacuIa
sainc. Secretary Daniels. Assis,an,
secretary Roosevch and other high
naval officials were present. and ioinSG
II TN" impartial applause OF the crowd
w ", hI!ed the Central ilicn Schoo!
hoIh teams uncovered q splendid
acria! oftensiV, and cnniovrd ~
inmo"s ticisinan shift to advantaro
me outstanding feature was a thirtv-
YARD forward pass from Captain Mad
I'h 10 Quarter tack Watson. who ran
forty yards for Pennsylvania f-st
touchdown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Call Meeting to Discuss
1919 Basketball Rules

basketball rules Interpretation
ncrtin. WI. he held under tho au>-
pieces nf the Joint committee On has
h"ih"il rules. representing the Va
t'onni Colir Eintc Athletic Axsorin-
Ton, the Amateur Athletic Union Of
The lniicd states mud the Y. VI.
I. s.. ~ the Washington Hotel,
ihtccnth street aud Pennsylvania
Avenue. Washington, -. G., on Satur-
IN! afternoon. Deer mbrr q, al :
o'clock.
DIR. Joseph L.. nnycron, Of Prince
ton University, chairman OF tho juint
committee on bnske tbaIi rules, mud
Chairman OF the basketball rules
committee or the National tOIIcgjntc
tthlctic Association. will preside,
All conrhrs, OmrlnIn aud player.
arc urged ia attend this ncctinC
The changes In this year. rule.
VIII he discussed, aud an official
INTERPRETATION VIII he given az any
point that may he rniscd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
----------- S--
w, VA. DEFEATS w. & J.
I.1EhtuinE-Like Forward PuSSinc: At
tucl<s Arc Responsible for
tN q Victory.
fEv Associatcd rr.ss.

MORGANTOWN w. VA. Nov. 81
West Virginia won signal victory
from Washington md Jefferson hore
this afternoon by the score of 30 An
cthcr OF those lightning- like forward
passing attacks in tho first quarter
such as swept Princeton and Rutgers
off their feet earlier this year being
responsible for tho victory.
Washington and Jefferson twice
threatened 10 score in tho first quarter.
and throughout the second half West
Virginia continuously threatened ;hc
Washington and Jefferson goal lire.
Euv!ng 'wo passes grounded behind
Inc line. hut coal 10: get another
t.'iy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Penn State Humbles Pitt
Panthers by 200 Score
IBy Universal ser,ice.I

PITTSBU&GH, PA, Nov. "..-For
the hrnt time i'm seven years Penn
state WIS the complete mnhtcr of
the University Of Pittsburgh Panth-
rrs today. defeating them by n score
OF 20 to In game TINT demon
strhted the Ingenuity OF Chief
Conch Hugo Dexdck and placed him
on the level OF the Errnt footbniI
mentors OF the aEc.
The line plunEinK of Hess. Rsbb
and Smell, the xiRzaKEInH OF Way,
the lnttcr's fine run of forty-aevcn
yards through the whole Pitt tenn
and Higgins Rrent run Of eighty
ynrds for a touchdown, were only
N few of the splendid exhibitions
of tho Rrldircn Enmc displayed by
tho Blue and While, Pitt wnH out
played In every period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Union University Wins, 10 to o.

I'eforc approNlmatcIN i.UuU spec
tatorS, the eleven OF Virginia Union
University defeated tho Hampton aC-
Grc@Htion yesterday afternoon on
llovcy Field, 10 10 ~ Both teams bat
He'd hard for the first three quarters.
but In the last few minutes OF the
tnal quarter the scasdcrs cracked un-
der tho terrific strain of the Union
drive. The contest was one of the best
witnessed OF the local gridiron for
some time. Wood. Hampton's star
half back, caused the locals to suffer
heavily by his plunginG ability. Re-
pcatedly he drove back the Union Of
.tcnsive. Captain Taylor. Brown and
huc!es starred for the locals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
JOHN MARSHALL LOSES
naur? High Defeats Lew sirinr,r,
Charges on Norfolk Grid
IRON, 20 To a..

NORFOLK VA, :Iov a5-Msn-v
HIGH Schoo eleven dectsivety dcfr-t., J.,
the John Mar-hal. Hi2n Scuopl team
the score OF 20 20 q MI R'cbIn,''i
lads pu, up q scTapDy n.;h, u.t 49,
mo match FOR ;he Inral aggregation
which PLUNGED through ,hcjt INC and
rklrted ends Tor seYcra! long gains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
TENDLER WINS KNOCKOUT
Defeats Johnny No!c in Second Hound
With Left Hook -
Right Eye.
tRy Associated Press :

PHILADELPHIA. Nov ?7.-Lcw
Tender. Of Philadelphia. knocked out
Johnny Noye, Of St. Paul. in tho sec
ond round here today. Tender caught
Noye with left hook TO the right
eye.
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
pion. and Soldier Baritield. OF Brook
lyn. hattlcd an even six rounds. There
was little action. neither fighter show-
Ing at his best. Willie Jackson, OF
New York., won a newspaper decision
from Pal Moran. OF Now Or!enn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
STANTON CADETS WIN
Defeat f'Ahbnrnc Academy Eleven in
""r->idcd Grid battle and Claim
state Championship.
lSrrcial TO The Tines Dispatch

SrAtNTON VA Nov. c7.--Thc
; taunton Military Academy football
yam mad ~" trouble in defeating the
Fis hburnc Military School in their an.
Hn"l game today by the one sided scorc
81 II TO :. The star tor ;. NJ. \. was
ariain ficntz As s. NJ A. had Al
tdd} defeated ~ VI. ~ by tho score
OF go 10 :, this gives s. NJ. 4. a c!ca,.
tlc to the state championship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Chun,pinn outnr,t, nu,,eI,

NV Associated Prc-s.l
Jersey CITY. Nov. 21.--Pctc Her.
man. OF New Orleans. the world ban
tam weight Champion outfouSht Mickey
Russell. local boy, in an eight
round bout which went the limit here
TO-DAY. Russell put up plucky. aS-
Grcssive battle, but the champion was
too clever for him. Herman weighed
ll3l- pounds and Russell us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
kentucky Defeats Tennessee.
b, Associated Press.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Nov. 27.-Thc
University OF kentucky defeated the
University Of Tennessee eleven here
today. - to @. the wild cats max =
two touchdowns in the first quarter.
Fuller. Kentucky full back. made
touChdownS on :, twenty-five yard and
sixty yard ru matter breaking
through the Tennessee line. but failed
TO Kick goal OH one occasion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Believes lie Has Made
New Football Record
nv A,sovia,,a rrv.>.l,

ri.oNt.t. foW\. kN,, Nu,. ~
what II hehrhru to ac urN \u,rr
rn" '""t"a'' rcr"ra was made to-
nay y" game between teorsctuNu
college mud tc"ter tniteIc, when
Nfn\cr. center Ut the trutcr team
hrkrd eleven straight goals after
,"n'nu"M" s' running hts record Tor
consecutive Gont kicks NJ TO rurt,-
siN. tie hRs misscd only ono nj
tempt nt s"ui this season. The eu,n,.
""s won by tcntcr. 20 to-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
SHENANDOAH CADETS WIN
Triumph Over Augusta Military Acnd
en-! in Annual Grid Classic,
- to .,
lSpecial 10 The Timeg-D!spatch.

WlNCH f.STER, VA, Nov. a7.--The
annual football classic OF the Shenan-
doah Valley, played here this after
noon between Shenandoah Valley
Academy and Winchester and Augusta
Military Academy, stanton. was won
by The former. ~ to !. Winchester
High School also defeated Berryviilc
High School. - TO Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
GENERALS ARE v|CTORS.
lRlm TULANE UNIVERSITY
al NEW ORLEANS. 7 TO o
M, "nrh Nnincs uuns rw~nt, Ward.
"a" nr"k"n fi"id for Lone
TOurii down,
INV Associated Press,

MEM ORLEANS. Nov. - w,,,
'"h "nu lac" drfrntud Tulane on "A Mn
"N hrlu mere today, to .. whom i,,imr.
!'n twenty yards through N hr,i,.,,
n'id IN IA" nrst period ana ,rnrrl ,h,
IN. toncld"wu lila play wua itnn,r
"'n''.N AFTER torhctt recovered n IN
!ahW ,nnihic ana raced siNty-Uy, yn,I.
40, 20 n,nn. y 'wrhiy-yard line. where mo
Thrirc Washington Ice thrco,cu,,
~" locals goat IN the second mcri,u
nut AN intercepted forward pass -
tS!Iuf" 10 max" downs and the " histlc
gains. Wv
III the third period severe penalties
held the visitors back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
Vanderbilt Swampk scwnnee.
IRy Aaspc,aicd Press.

NASHVILLE. Nov. 21.-tor the TWEEN
tieth time in their thirty years of
Sridiron relations the Commodores
triunphcd over their ancient rivals
the Sewance Tigers. on Dudley Field
tn : afternoon. by the score of 33 to II
after four periods of spectacular foot :
BAN on field heavy from recent
rains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
rlorldu Dcfc.,, Orie,hornc

Iir hsrocIRl" al prc--
GAINESVILLE, FLA Nov 9I-
Overcoming sevcn-polnt lead amasscd
by pElcthorpc az the result OF Il pretty
forty hvc-ya,d run b. Knox early IN
tho arst period. University o. Florida
defeated tho pctrcls by The score 0.
IA 10 here this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
FOOTBALL RESULTS
S,rAu,I.. GAMES
Rirhmond College. 81. v,I,;,u ,,

i,S
Hirhmond College. II: William and
Mary College. q.
.irEin,a Military Institute, IL: vir.
Sinin Polytechnic Institute, o.
l.'nchburS College, IL; tunnokc Col.
ainury High. 20: John Marshall High
=, Newport News High. III: Hampton
Staunton Military Academy, a.: Fish
""rnc Military Academy. :.
80, iTSinin Union University tcolorcU,
'o' hampton tcOIorc,D, q.
OTHER GAMES.
,aranSFIVnnin. II; University of Chat
Miami. II, University of Cincinnati.
Mesicrn Reserve. ~: Case. 3.
ni'hdci. III: South Carolina. :.
PENNSYLVANIA. -: Cornell, q.
nr"wn. q: Columbia. ..
west Nirginfn University, =; Wash
inEton and Jefferson o.
Prnn state, 20; University Of Pitts
burSh, q.
Hampton Roads Nava, Training
station, y: l. :: :. PENNSYLVANIA. i:.
University OF Detroit. ~: Holy cross.
Gettysburg. -; Franklin aud Mar
shall. o.
irsinuu>. :: Mmhlcnhcrg. Il.
Military College, 1G;
Auburn, ~: Gcoretn Tcch. :.
University Of North Carolina, &: Uni-
Nersity OF Virginia. u.
aShinrt"n and LEG, =; Tulane. o.
uni'cr>ity az Georgia. q: CLEMSON, O.
WASH !nCton. =; California. %;
WASHINGTON University. =; 81. LouIx
University, o.
John hopkins. %; Maryland state. a.
NcbTnskn, =: Syracuse. q.
Missouri ~: I<nnSa. g.
centre -; Georgetown College, :.
NentuckE. 10; Tennessee o.
west virginia. WoSIcynn, 10; t.utho,;,
tnNcr>ii! or America. q.
nirersirI of MiSSi>Sippi, q. uj~.;.
>IUpi College. %. ' '''HNiS-
Nicr, 10:
!, ,,n, n,'srnm3 or oklahoma. 30: okla
nlcnlSnn NEEics. .: Wabash. =,
ANhSon' -; FurInnn. ~
rSf. . wake FOR
Florida: a.: OSIrthorpe, :.
mnnerDit: 'E'; Sewance, -.
N'hhamn, IA: a. and W. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
'. NJ. |. OvERWHELMS v.P.|.
CADETS 0UTPLAY TECHS
ON ROANOKE GRID, 13 TO O
First fimc I'larkbur- Eleven liza. Been
iumbtrd by Lexington Team
Since 1000.
:, SPe >.,;, 70 The Times. Dispatch.

SpcriL! 70 The Times DispatCh.l
tOAEOl<E. VA, Nov. 2T.-Bcforc one
At the Fair Grounds the NirGinia Mill
tarN Institute overwhelmed the strong
Wig in!a Tech eleven by Il score of IL
to ., outplayins her rivals in every
V. ". |. was on the offensive prac-
t'aly tho entire time. rushing through
the limo. and around the ends time and
again for huge gains.
i's"ch. for y. NJ. l.. played a game ia"
and his running showed 'cm all up
Although taken out in the second
quartz" by referee IA" from ian
partial. pis spirit went on and made
and TO him belongs the greater part OF
tn" glory ri tile victory.
1naSmuCh as this is the first time
Tech has been humhlcd by The Cadets
since the year l?0o. the taste OF victory
is unusually sweet, and is an occasion
As a Whole the work OF the V. NJ l.
machine WAS so perfect that only sell
dom gains were made hy Y. /. |. Crisp.
the one handed star. max iuS occasional
the stellar playing OF Mason on
right practically clinchcd him a posi-
ton on tho all South Atlantic. while
Bunting also made strong bid for u
place in the back field on the mythical
ZIG Chief Mantor and Texas
V. NJ. |. line each iuicrceptins or break
ing up several OF Techs prcttily plan
ned hcavcs. Racharsch and his twink
Ling toe were III prominence several
For V. NJ l.. Crisp. Parish and Hall
were mos. Cops!cuous.
The lineup:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-28
AUBURN BEATS CA. TECH
PLAINSMEN SCORE WHEN
YELLOW JACKETS FUMBI E
tiEht Every Minute nnJ Take
'"Sc or 'r~nks OF Game
Winning lat.

ATLANTA. Nov. 27.-After four ,o
"s defeat Ia their annual Thankssivins
umrhrd over Georgia Techs Ya,io;;,.
Jackets here today. IL to T. No ,nam
oNe"n, University OF Pittsburgh prev.
"naly had made that many Dointe
against Tech during the football career
81 most OF the players Oh the IIeisman
nyki'nE Ilainsmcn won the game by
nfhtinE every minute and ny taking
"av'htaE" OF the, breaks when they
",ru 100 frequently. and seemed In
o,"nr ways over ANXIOUS. although the
hr "ii .'hI Son" int" the game with
"SmmNy odds IN it's favor.
n" iirst Auburn score cain. In the
n,1n" period on safety. apparently
made @1a. deliberately by Harlan, Of Tech.
TTr,inE the ban ou; to the o0-yard line.
ihn H. me tide turned In earnest for. i'm
,nr 'nird pcr!o Techs march was stop
pch by a tumble and by inc NM
t,harGtns Auburn liac in which can.
Scarboro non1hsr was 'hc star.
Warren and G .,y%mp'ed to punt. bn,
ecnronsh "a and Warren blocked the kin
i ihromsh '" fnr ~ the bail and raced
touchdown. CAPTAIN no arts ana q
~ ~ goal out the score was Auburn s
Ia tho last period Tech y,. s,n,
lighting hard and began va!niv 10 ~ ~
10 ward paStcs Near the end ~ -,
~ ~" ,,'H6'l puNlcd Tar down TN.
meid TO brewster. n Tech substitute
ne ran inc ball back about twelve
ylrds. but two plainsmcn hit him so
mard th.i the ball sho, out Of his arms
Iackic Warren got the bali and Auburn
payers formed perfect interference
ani, INC DE man plunged down the
hcIn LOFTY ave yards for Auburn's SOC.
ono touchdown. Captain bonner again
failed at goal.
Techs only touchdown wac made IN
NC hrht period hy means OF Il FORTY
,hrcc yard forward pass. HARLAN 10
ntilon. ana a smashing attack b. Bar
ron and Harlan on tho Auburn JIrc
Finch"r Kicked tho goal.
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,,,pM"Hs, t,hNirH Tor BiakcN. MCGOWAN for
lcnNlrk. Davis for i. Einchar; maker Or
M'enis; u Parrish for Burnett. ,'r.ig tor
- lkhinehart Russell for Deans IL kuvL
Ter hdsScii 1ar"ina- Harden for HoanIns
1 ,m., FOR kIount rFi;;chard :or Cant
mathN. Fharr for Tcnrcy Rcfcroc--Macor.
IN oi Michigan. Umpire ponncIiy g;
uriH.tE, H"rd line Srrnn--Iattlciohn al
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