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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
Are
SLATED TO WIN
Dixie Undefeated Teams Have
Edge in Saturdays Grid
iron Battles.
VOLS VS.. TRANSATLANTIC

| Four Of the big southern football
teams which have clear records Of
Victories on southern srldIrons for
the 1920 season are expected 70
| meet with strenuous opposition In
their games tomorrow, but the +.
other three are scheduled TO meet
opponents whom they shuoid dis.
pose Of without undue exertIon.
The other more important teams also
have comparatively easy programs be-
fore them for Saturday, many having
been arranged apparently with view
to break In the hard grind in prepara-
tion for heavy work In the last three
weeks Of the season.
The University OF Alabama, stin I'M
defeated. meets Vanderbilt at Bir-
mingham In a contest In which earlier
performances point TO another game
being added to the credit OF the Ala
bamans. The University Of Georgia
also unvanquished this year. made
itself an easy favorite over the Uni
versity OF Virginia in the annual game
at Charlottesville tomorrow by defeat
Ing. Auburn a week ago.
Virginia Military Institute plays
North Carolina university at Chapel
Hin, and since the Virginia cadets de-
feated North Carolina State after II
had bested the university Il would ap::
again emerge untarnlshed by defeat.
Washington and Leo, the fourth Of the
indicated teams 70 face strong on.
position tomorrow, will play the Uni
y,e,rsity OF West Virginia at Charleston.
Tulane W.. Florida.
Georgia Tech. Mississippi A. q M.
and Tulane, the remaining three big
teams which have yet TO lose a 1920
game to another southern eleven, play
teams which. except the University
OF Florida, have been meeting defeat
rather frequently during the season.
Tech takes on Clemson in Atlanta;
Mississippi A. q M. plays the uni
versity of Mississippi and Tulane
meets the University Of Florida at
Tampa. 1t win be Florida's first game
against a team Of tho Tulane callber.
Auburn, whose loss to Georgia was
the surprise OF last Saturday. will play
birmingham Southern, at Birmingham,
In what should prove not any too hard
contest for the Plainsmen. Other
games In which more important
elevens participate include those be-
tween the University OF Tennessee and
I'ransylvania at Knoxville. and the
University Of South Carolina and
Davidson at Davidson.
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New York that President Heydler. of
the National league. had Issued Sec
ond invitation TO the American league
executive and 10 the loyal Ave" club
owners supporting johnson, 10 Join
with the National league and the Chi
cago. New York and Boston American
league clubs In session here Monday
afternoon
President johnson yesterday issued
call for special meeting OF all the
club owners OF the American league to
discuss league matters. The session
was set for Monday morning In Chi
cago.
Il as expected today that discussion
will arise at the Monday morning
meeting dealing with consideration OF
plans to reoreanize the national COM
mission.
Johnson's forces. consisting OF the
Cleveland. st. Louis. Detroit, WASH
lngton and Philadelphia clubs. while
agreed that q change In baseball laws
Is necessary In. the light Of the recent
scandal expose. object to the feature
Of the Lasker plan OF baseball reor-
ganization which calls for q governing
body Of disinterested parties to suc-
coed the present national commission.
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BIG GAMES SATURDAY

Chattanooga vs.. Sewanee. at Sc
vance.
Auburn VS.. Birmingham South
ern, at Montgomery.
Tech vs.. Clemson, At Atlanta.
Mississippi Aggies W. Mississippi.
Mt Starkville.
Tennessee vs.. Trannylvania. at
Knoxville.
Washington and Lee VI. West
Virginia. al Charleston.
". NJ, 1. w. North Carolina, at
v. +. !, vs.. Richmond college. at
Richmond.
Davidson W. South Caroline. ~
Davidson.
oElsthOrpe W.. Furmsu, At Green
vile,
Georgetown vs. Navy, at Annapo-
lie.
Vanderbilt W. Alabama. ., Bir-
mingham,
Tulane w. Florida, At Tampa.
Arizona VS.. New Mexico Aggles,
at Tucson.
Boston college w. Boston uni
versity, at Boston.
California; vs.. Washington State.
California Tech VI. Occidental. at
Pasadena.
Carnegie Tech W. Allegheny. At
Pittsburgh.
Catholic university Va. Maryland.
at Washington.
Chicago vs.. illinois. at Chicago.
Colorado Va, Utah. at Boulder.
Colorado college W, State Teach
ers, at Colorado Springs.
Columbia We. Swarthmore, At
New York.
Cornell vs.. Dartmouth, st Polo
Grounds, New York.
Denlson vs.. Ohio university. at
Granville.
DoPauw va. Centre. at Indian
apolls.
Detroit We. Tufts. at Detroit.
Drake vs.. Washington university
Gettysburg vs. vinanOvs. at
Harvard VS.. Princeton. a. Cam
bridge.
Haverford VS.. Johns Hopkins. at
Haverford.
Iowa VS.. Northwestern. at Iowa
City.
Kentucky Va. Cincinnati, at Lex
ington. II
Lafayette w. Buckneli. at has
ton.
Lehigh vs.. Mdhienberg. at South
1 Louisiana VS.. Arkansas. at
Massachusetts Aggles va. Rhode
Island State, ut Amherst.
Michigan. Aggies VS.. Toledo, at
East Lansing.
Minnesota vs. Wisconsin, at Min
neapolis. 4
Missouri vs.. Kansas Aggies, al
Columbia.
Montana VS.. whitman. at walla
Wala.
Nevada VS. Utah Aggies. at Reno.
New York university vs.. Union,
mt New York.
Notre Dame VS.. Purdue. at Notre
Dame.
Ohio State vs.. Michigan, at
Columbus.
Oklahoma VS.. Kansas, at Nor
Penn vs.. Pittsburgh. at Phila-
deiphla.
Penn State va. Nebraska. at
Rochester vs.. Colgate. at Roches-
ter.
Syracuse VS.. Washington and
Jefferson, at Syracuse. -.,,,
Trinity vs.. Springfield, at Hart
ford.
washington VS., stanford, at
Seattle.
west virginia w. Washington
and Lee, at Charleston.
Williams VS.. Hamilton, at Will
Jamestown.
Yale VS.. Brown, at New Haven.
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MOCCASINS TO
CRAPPLETIGERS
Williams Charges Tackle
Coach's Alma Mater on
Mountain Saturday.
LINEUP ANNOUNCED

Coach "slke" Williams Mecca
Gin braves invade the lair Of the
sewanee Tiger Saturday In what
promises 70 be the best and hardest
road game on the locals sehedule
Coach Williams went TO Birmingham
last Saturday TO watch Sewanee In ac-
ton against Alabama, and although the
TigerA we're badly defeated II does not
follow that they do not have q strong
team, for they we're UP against "A real
contender when they tackled "the thin
red line" The Sewanee team will
probably average 1863 pounds, according
70 member of the team. but II IL be-
lleved that they will be heavier when
the locals go up against them SAtur-
day. They are fast, hard fighting
bunch and the Moccaslns will have their
hands full from whistle to whistle.
Coach Williams is especially anxious
10 win Saturdays game. He was tho
captain OF the Sewanec team In 1909
when the Tigers ran rough shod over
the entire south for the championship.
The team that year averaged only 1853
pounds. which Is a little heavier than
the Moccasln team this year. The game
Saturday will be the first time that
Williams has ever opposed his old Alma
Mater on the gridron, but he is just as
DESTROYS OF winning now for the Mecca
sins as he used TO be for the Tigers
The boys have caught the spirit from
their coach and they will put up hard
tight to bring home the bacon.
Splendid Record.
Thus far the locals have made an
excellent record playing an unusually
hard set OF games for so light a team.
Out OF the Ave games played to date
the Moccaslns have lost only one. the
game with Tennessee, which they had
no chance 10 win, being outwelghed by
twenty-five or thirty pounds. II the
present gait Is kept up the season will
be one OF the most successful ever
played by the locals.
A number OF fans have arranged 10
20 70 Sewanee Saturday morning az $50
o'clock 10 see the fracas. returning
about O'Clock that night. The team
leaves Chattanooga at 2 o'clock Friday
afternoon.
The following men win start the
game: Owens, center; Roach and Am
sell, guards; Redd and Krug. tackles;
Eussdorff and Tatum. ends; Clark, quar-
terback; Sullivan and Farrell. halves.
and Cate, fullback. Saunders, Muir
uuette. Reed, Raulston, Street and
Nelson. substitutes
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PRINCETON AND HARVARD
.PRINED FOR GRAPPLE|

New York. Nov. 6.--Saturday'a east
ern football schedule 10 studded with
some real gems In the way OF impor-
No less than half 4 dozen contests
on eastern gridirons tomorrow are to
be classed as games OF major impor-
lance and there are fully as many TO
be, played on the sunset side OF the
Ths outstanding game on the Allan
Ito seaboard 10 the Princeton Harvard
clash at Cambridge This game II the
first Of the season between members OF
the big three and viii attract country
Coach Bob Fishers powerful Crimson
eleven will enter the game q favorIte
to win. In Boston they are betting
2 to on Harvard The supporters OF
the Tiger. however, predict that the
result OF the game will prove these
odds to have been false. Both eievens
have been pointed for the contest, which
promises 70 be thriller. II Princeton
wins II will he the first time since 1896
that the Tiger has scored q victory at
Other big eastern games are sched-
uled for New York. with Cornell and
Dartmouth clashing at the Polo
grounds; Philadelphia where Penn will
face the Pittsburgh Panthers; State
college. Pennsylvania. where the beefy
Nebraska Corn Huskers will meet Penn
State: Syracuse. with washington and
Jefferson playing the Orange eleven.
Brown The Bulldogs are favored to
looked upon as rofnp for the Blue
Brown has not yet tasted defeat.
Games OF varying Importance will be
PLAYED In other parts of the country.
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RIVAL ELEVENS
AWAIT WHISTLE
McCalIie and City High Clash
at Chamberlain in An
nual Battle.

With teams In the pink Of con.
dillon and hopeful Of Victory City
High and MccalIIe clash At Cham.
borIaln field this afternoon IN their
annual oridiron battle. Odds at
noon were slightly In favor Of the
Maroon and. white, despite Nc.
CailIe's Impressive win over
Darlington last week.
Indications were that the crowa
which witnesses the struQpIe will
equal ~ not exceed that which
attended the Baylor Central struu.
Gle last Friday.
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VANDY DOESN'T EXPECT
TO DEFEAT ALABAMA

Nashville, Nov. B.--(special, with
two teams at his disposal Coach Dan
McOugin OF Vanderbilt left Nashville
last night for Birmingham, where the
Vanderbilt eleven win clash with Ala
bama on Redwood field Saturday after
will leave tonight on special cars.
While they will fglht their hardest,
the Commodores are by no means ex-
meeting to win, In view OF the fact
that they have not shown the class Of
Furthermore. Alabama will outweigh
the Tennessee eleven considerably, both
in the line and In the backheld.
Vandy viii use the forward pass and
end runs principally, being barred from
line gains by the superior poundage OF
the Alabama team. Extended practices
all this week have prepared the Gold
and Black eleven for the open game,
which they viii make use of tomorrow
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
NORTHUMBERLAND
MEETSBAYLOR SATURDAY

day that his team was In ilne shape
for the game with Montgomery Bell.
Baylor has been defeated for the past
three years by this Nashville eleven,
which IL reported to be unusually strong
be- n hard one. ana a large crowd IA
eXnocted out TO SEQ what Baylor can do
after her severe battle with Central
last Thursday, In spite OF the fact
that the local team was somewhat
Ian. who took His place, Ia developing
into good tRclSle
The Nashville team is reported 10
have n fullback VINO can surpass any
other haokfield man in the state, and
Nashville fans expressed their doubts
OF Ravlor's being able to stop him.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

Did you ever stop to con-ider what
a tremendous task is placed upon
your human system every day? The
most efficient piece Of machinery in
all the world is not expected to stand
the strain that Is placed upon your
body.
Your heart is constantly pumping
life and vitality to every part of your
body. This Is being rapidly consumed
after being turned into energy and
strength that keeps your system per-
forming its various functions.
What are you doing to replace this
drain upon your system? Every day
there IL a certain amount of wear and
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05

The team was given a great sendoff bJ
he undergraduates.
Hanover, N. H.-Accompanied by
more than 1000 undergraduates, the
Dartmouth football eleven today startec
for New York for the Cornell game
Merritt has been shifted to guard,
New Haven.--Yale finished her work.
out for the Brown game today Tad
Jones has put the seven first string
men and four subs through a course Of
sprouts this week and the second string
men will get a chance tomorrow. :
Pittsburgh.--A special train carrying
the Pitt football squad. band AND
many rooters left for Philadelphia thi:
morning. Pitt plays Pennsylvania to.
morrow. Coach Warner said Pitts mer
were In the best possible condition.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05

city tomorrow Alumni and UNDER
graduates or the two schools VIII attend
smoker here tonight
Cambridge, Mass.--Harvard was q
slight favorite to beat Princeton In the
betting today More than 10000 per-
sons will sec the game tomorrow. Har-
ward had light work out today and
then paraded before the undergrad
yates. Princeton was scheduled 10 ar
rive late In the afternoon and run
through plays and get a line on the air
currents In the stadium.
Providence. r. like" Williams,
the hashy Brown end, was suffering
from a wrenchad knee today. II IS
hoped he will be In shape TO get into
the Yale game tomorrow
was en- route to Detroit today to meet
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05

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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
FROM FOOTBALL CAMPS

Princeton. N. j.. Nov. B,-Princetor
supporters were enthusiastic today over
the announcement that the Tigers will
have their star backfeld auartet-Dor
Lourie. Joe Scherer. Clarity and Gil
roy-in the game against Harvard The
squad left here last night for Cam
bridge.
New York.--Cornelrs football squad
headed by Coach Dobie. arrived here
today for the Dartmouth game. Dart.
mouth players will stop over at New
Rochelle tonight and come on to the
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
DEMPSEY SIGNS TODAY

7. New York, Nov. 6--Final details Of
the contract governing the proposed
worlds heavyweight boxing champion
ship bout between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter will be signed late
today. Dempsey and his manager,
Jack Kearns, were expected 10 arrive
from Canada during the day. Carpen-
tier and his manager. Francois Des-
camps, plan to sail for France to-
morrow.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
SAWMlLLS CLOSING

Tampa, Fla, Nov. b.--sawmills
throughout tho yellow pine belt OF
South Georgia and Florida are closing
down or reducing wages rs per cent
wages for common laborers are cut to
announcement given out by the Geor-
Eia- Florida Sawmill association, effec-
tive Nov. &,
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since taking two bottles OF them my
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts to flush Kidneys If
Back hurts or Bladder
bothers.

II you must have your meat every
day eat II but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally, says n noted author
ity who tells us that meat forms uric
acid which almost parnlynes the kidnevs
In their efforts 20 cxpel II from tho
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-05
BAN JOHNSON BALKS
AT JOINT MEETING

Chicago, Nov. 5.--Pres.dent Ban
Johnson, of the American league. to-
day intimated- that there will be no
joint session OF the major league club
owners In Chicago Monday afternoon.
Johnson's stand was taken by fans
to be his reply to the reports from
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have big stocks on hand de Of wOolens, trimmings
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not being sacrificed of the undesirable stuff is
being weeded out and can of business and our ire
it is CHEAP it is sold at sal prices.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-20
ENJOY GREAT ia.
. BOOM IN PIES
Two Smith College Graduates Made
Big Hit With old-F Fashioned
Pastry In New York Clubs

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Two Smith
college graduates have gone into the kit
chens Of the City club of New York, the
national Arts club, the Army and Navy
club and other social centers of Manhattan
to prove that the habitual admiration fol
"the pies that mother used to make" is
mostly sentimental nonsense The only
admission which the women in question
Mrs. Byron Darling and Miss Edith VIII
liams-have to make is that ''the recipe we
used was found in the attic among some
of grandma's old ones
Mrs. Darling and Miss William hit upon
the plan for making pies few days age
when they started to earn $500 a pie fol
the Smith college fund They have only a
few more days to work before they car
retire on their profits and fulfill then
pledges to the Smith college fund.
The pies sold like hot cakes. They were
SO delicious at luncheon so much better
than anything the clubs had ever TASTED
from their French chefs and expensiv,
caterers that Mrs Darling and Miss VIII
liams received offers for pies at as mucl
as 81 apiece, They are now filling privat,
orders as well as serving the clubs.
Although Mrs. Darling and Miss vii
Hams are proud of the 81 900 contribution
they will make to the fund, they take al
most as much pleasure i'll producing pie
of such delicacy that the men will ceas,
| talking of .sthe kind mother used tC
make"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-02-20
Y. ID. VETERAN SHOT
AT MORRISVILLE
Father of 18-Year-Old Girl Objected
to Robert Whittemore Paying
Her Attention Shots Not Fatal.

MORRISVILLE, Feb. 20.-Robert Whit
temore, a I-D veteran of - years, who
was cited for bravery twice by General
Edwards, was shot twice in his chest,
but not fatally, at his home here yester-
day, by Henry Gagnon, who objected to
Whittemore's attentions to Gagnon's IT,
year-old daughter, Isabelle
Recently the girl, who had been EN-
ployed away from home, left her Job, going
to the Whittemore home to stay, cir
cumstance which excited her father, who
went to Whittemore's house and demanded
that the girl return home When she re
fused and Gagnon was ordered from the
house, a quarrel, in which blows were
struck, eliminated in Gagnon's shooting
Whittemore. The latter, who was thrice
wounded in action abroad, with the as
sistancc of his parents, overpowered Gag
non and bound him to a chair
Whittemore is married man, having
been welded while at Camp Devens. HI
has recently stated that he intended t
bring divorce proceedings against his wife