The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
Con1raod
 D01Dn Tigers Ln Last Game
By JOE HATCHER

 Nashville, Tenn, November 25. = (Special.) - Vanderbilt staged a spectacular finish dur
 ing the last 10 minutes of play
 in the annual Turkey Day game on Dudley field and
 swamped Sewanee in the at tack under a 21 to 3 score. l Sewanee opened strong and carried the
 attack most of the first quarter, Skidmore booting a 25-yard placement for the Ti-
 gers during the early minutes of the first quarter. The sewanee team completely outplayed the awed Commodores during
 the fentire first half and repeatedly threatened to push the ball over for touchdown. Vanderbilt held twice in- side their 6ve-yard line and averted the danger.
 Opening the second half. the Commo- dores played desperately and kept the ball well in Sewanee territory for the entire period. Berryhlll Hendrick, Floyd and Latham were the outstanding stars of the victory. Berryhil was the offensive
 star of the day by reason of his wonder fui returns of punts and sprnts around the Hanks during his stay. Vanderbilt worked an on-side kick for their first touchdown. Berryhill recovering the ball and making brilliant dash over for the counter. Neil, standing on his own 45-yard line. punted the ball to Se-
 wanee's 15-yard line. Berrshill rushed in the midst of the Sewanee players for the recovery and over the goal for the first counter.
 In the last few minutes of play. Frank Godchaux shot a 3o-yard pass over the goal line to "Gink" Hendricks for the second touchdown. Berryhills brilliant returns kept the ball in Sewanees terri tory and Rayburn incepted pass on l his own 20-yard line, and with brilliant | Interference went over for the final touchT ] down as the whistle ended the ganlel | Rayburn subbing for Ryan. made the final score on the first play after his entrance in the rame
 1 COUGHLAN STARS 1 Bill Coughlan was the outstanding star for the mountaineers. The speedy hair was |, terror on end runs and off tackle drives. but was overworked and lacked the drive when the goal was in sight. His failure to stop the kick in the third pe- riod allowed Berryhill to cross the goal line without opposition. Sewanee ends were constant sources of worry to the Vandy backs and again and again broke the Vandy plays in their infancy. Swayne Lathem's injured ankle kept him out of the game till the opening of the second half, but his wise generalship and powerful off tackle driving paved the way for the decisive Vandy victory. EARLY AND CORE RULED OUT Jim Early and Frank Goar were both ruled ineligible just previous to the game, both on account of not carrying enough work as required by the university.
 Both. however, had the full amount allot-
 ted them by the s. I. A. A. rulings. Neirs bunting in the last period, how
 ever surpassed Harper's for the Tigers and helped the cause in ground gained In
 this department. Sewanee played cau- tiously against the Commodore's passing
 game. and reduced the ground gained -s a minimum in this department.
 Captain Floyd, playing his last game for the Commodores was both an offen- sive and defensive star in his one com plete game of the year. Playing under handicap of injuries and chronic rheuma- tism, the s;orrel-topped captain plunged steadily off the Sewanee tackles for the largest yardage registered by the Fan- derbilt attack.
 Vanderbilt had considerable edge in the matter of yardage, due chiefly to
 their drive in the first period and the continued offeuae in tho last period. The annual football banquet and the election of a 1921 captain will be held Monday might.
 Lineup and summary:
 Vanderbilt-Neii left. end; Ryan, left
 tackle. Hendrick, left guard Hill, cen
 ter: Baker, right guard; Bailey, right tackle; Conyers, right end; kuhn, quar-
 terbacl Neely. left halfback; Floyd
 (captain). right halfbaek; Wade, full back.
 sewanee--H. Council. left end, Guerry. left tackle; Stoney, left guard; Stivers. center; Satterlee, right gaard; Skdmore, right tack Conway, right end: Baird, ouarterback; Coughlan tcaptain), lett haifback; Harper right halfback; smith, fulback.
 Scoring by periodsN
 Vanderbilt ..,........t.........- v Af sewanee ................3 0 0 C.
 Officials. Head linesman, Colonel Hackett tWest Point)); referee. Hunt ingaon University of Chicago); um- pire Streit tAuburnl.
 Summary. Touchdowna. Berryhill (sub for FloydD, Hendricks, Rayburn (sub for Baker) Goal from placement, Skid more. Goals after touchdown. Neil tz,, Floyd. Time of quarters, 15 minutes.