The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-07
YALE BULLDOGS
 DOWN BROWN TEAM

New Haven, Conn.,, November 6-In one of the hardest fought battles seen in the
 Yale bowl this season, the unbeaten Brown eleven went down to defeat be- fore the Yale Bulldog 14 to 10
 The teams were so evenly matched that 1t was not until the last quarter that Tad Jones substitute team was able to keep the ball in the visitors territory.
 Tho game was marked by the sensa- tional runs by Oden, Browns star quar- terback. who again and again ran through the Yale team for long gains and was only prevented from reaching Eli.s goal by Murphy's excellent tackling
 The Yale team. although mostly subs were in the line, was in better shape than in any of the previous games, and the line proved to be far stronger than that of last Saturday
 TENNESSEE SWAMPS
 PENNSYLVANIA TEAM
 Knoxville, November 6.--In a game re- plete with good, bad and indifferent foot ball. the University of Tennessee today rolled up decisive count of 49 to 0 against Pennsylvania. The volunteers passed, ran the ends and plunged the line at will.
 CADETS TRAMPLE ON TARHEELS
 Chapel Hill, N. C., November 6-vir- ginia Military Institutes flying ofYense as too strong for North Carolina here I today and the Cadets won, g to O. Jumping into the game with in- credible swiftness they scored twice in 1 the first quarter. Leech, who was the best runner on the field and the best all-round player seen here in many years, carried the ball deep into Tar Reel territory and scored the first touchdown in a sweeping end run.
 Carolina fumbled the first play un- der the next kick-off and in four plays V. M. l. carried it over the 2o-yard fa the second and third quarters but Lcech kicked field goal from the s5- yard line in the third quarter and Stuart damned his way through for the final touchdown in the last quarter wren Spaugh fumbled on Carolina's 15-yard lyine
 Carolina made only two first downs and those not until the final quarter and though she completed many passes they were all for short gains Mo- Gees playing featured for the Tar heels. No penalty was exacted until the fourth quarter and then " M. [. was penalized twice for holding. The lineup:
 carolina-cririth, left end: Harrcn. left tackle; Poindexter left guard Ja cobi. center; Pritchard, right guard;
 Banby. right tackle; Morris. right end: Mcdonald quarterback; Lowe, left half: Tenny. right half; Shaugh, full ba ck
 V. M L-Drewer, left end Summers. left tackle; Harrison. left guard; Smith. center; Shipley. right guard; Hunt right tackle; Mason. right end; Stuart, quarterback; Bunting, left half; Leech, right half: Wilson. fullhack. Summary Touchdowns Leech, Stuart 2. Goals from touchdowns. Leech ? Goal from field. I.eech. Substitutions: Carolina. Hutchins for Griffith, Kernodle for Hamby McGee for Penney. Cochran for Hutchins. Owens for PoIndexter. ". M. l.. Dickson for Wilson. Semans for Mason. Ingram for Bunting, Miller for Smith. venable for Dickson, Douglas for Shipley westcott for Summers.
 Referee, Burne (Utah); umpire. Ma jor (Clemson); head linesman. Denny (Davidson).
 Tine of ~nertA~s ,5 r'r,.os U. OF OKLAHOMA WINS FROM JAYHAWKERS Norman, Okla. November 6.-The University of Oklahoma practically
 won the Missouri Valley football title here today by defeating the University of Kansas, 21 to g. It was. the first defeat of the season for the Jayhawk- CTS and the second consecutive victory