The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-10-25
|CA. tech LOSES
| TO PITTSBURGH
Southerners Never Had a
Chance Against Their
Yankee Opponents.
RESULTS ON GRIDIR0k
Harvard Defeats University
of Virginia-Other Games
of Day.

o,I,, four ,,iruta, for p;t+ ~ ..ora
,h a. .nhao AZ,
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io"e'n n'nnns on ~, Aeon, ooo'eu
.ne pan 10 l'aV,es' WHO returned ~
twenty-five yards. Dawes then ran
around right END for eight yards.
Tech was penaiized Tor nfteen yards
Tor holding TWO smashes at the line
FOR which Davies netted ten yards
more. Hastings went through center
for six, and Davies added three more
by double pass Then Davies tossed
n forward pass to Dehart. who fell
over the line for touchdown. Hastings
kicked goal, making II to In IA
Vor ot illtspursn. il,t scoreu asa,n
inon'en' la'er' ''e nrS' duar'er Gnu
ing 10 10 v; ~
Il.tspuish too'pail eieNeh 'ook Jus.
Iour minutes 10 score against Georsia
Tech' at forpes held tnis afternoon
and REGISTERED another touchdown pe-
fore the first period ended. Denart
carried the ball owed from the
twenty third yard line on a forward
pass from Davies. The next score
was made when Davies ran forty
seven yards to the six-yard goal, but
missed the second
Score end first period: University
of Pennsylvania, 10; Georgia Tech 0.
Score at end of second period:
Pittsburgh, 10; Tech. o.
Techs stubborn resistance at the
goal line featured the second period.
Pittsburgh lost the bah twice on the
l-foot line and It's only score was
~ Sor, n n,oat,,. aosnn.,-,o No.,
was its arst domonstration ~ real
football. So far the famous .iump
shiftv has not been worth more than
n 5-yard gain.
Tampa. Fla. Oct. 25.--Score end
first period; Georgia o: Florida O.
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Nasn'iiie, oct. ne sh.es 49,
Duuiey meiu ~e Msisas1 ,. w.
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large crowd was on hand. Auburn
had two good chances to score in the
first period but failed Following a
tumble by Berryhill Shiriing. Tor Au-
burn, took the pail 70 tandernnLe
Iour- -yara nnc, nut Iumple9 ~ Ing
next pi.y, a =. I'VE
~ III. upunl M. - 49,
ots 49, ssltn \. 2 ,
anu ~ 80 ~ .a.. s.,Su l. 80
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Score end first period: Auburn, o;
Vanderbilt. 0.
Virginia Stops Harvard.
can,hr,d.a Mass oct os-v;r
pinia stoned Harvards advance after
The crimson had come eirhtv-f ave
two crimson r,.robes hrouoht touch-
downs, one by Humphrey and the
second by A, Horween Murrays
fifty yard runback of a kick off, Hor-
ween's dash for forty-four yards
through center, and Murray's runback
of seventy yards, were features of
the first period.
Score end arst neriod. Harvard
"a. Virginia n second neriod. Har-
ward 90: Virginia 0.
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pel 'ou was piayVu ~ ."e
,ne heiu' heitner team appaie enuy
naNlns any auvah.aee. Eioiiua vs.
pehai'zeu ,hir,y yaIus loI noiuins.
OapI. oparklhan, OIL = ioiIua'' waS ous
OF ihe game from injuries receixeu
play. Both teams fumbied 1requently'
georgia losing the pail on hrst oo"n
VII ''''' '"''
Princeton Wins Race.
Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Princeton
won the cross country race. Syracuse
second and Massachusetts Tech
third. Despite the fact that Simmons
and Watson. of Syracuse, finished
g,.,. 81 .ooo,l Dr;a,atnn oathorod