The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-31
Commodores| s| ReUerse Form And Beat Ky.
By JOE HATCHER


 l(Special.) = Vanderbilt un- corked a good offensive throughout the first half of the game fo "a ~20-to-0 victory over the Kentucky Wildcats on Dud- ley Field this afternoon, SCOT ing the three touchdowns in the opening period before the sec ond string men entered the game.
 The Commodores uncovered an en- tirely different brand of football from that against Tech and Auburn in the past two games and at no period of the game did the Kentuckians threaten to score.
 Vanderbilt kept possession of the ball practically the entire game, the Wildcats making a sole first down in the first half and only one during the latter period.
 Vanderbilt rushed the ball fcr a total of 250 yards during the first quarter and was only slightly under that mark in the last period. Berry, hill was the individual star cf he game with a brilliant 70yard dash through the entire Kentucky team fer a touchdown after receiving a punt on his own S0yard line. Swayne Latham played a great game at quartre for Ire first period, but retired in favor Of Kuhn in order to stay in shape for the Alabama game Saturday. Latham re- peatedly plunged the line and the CT ds for consistent gains, not being thrown for a loss during his stay in the scrap.
 GOAR STARS AT END
 Despite a weeks layoff, following an injury in Birmingham, Frank Goar played 8 brilliant game at left end. easily outpunting Wilhelm for 'he Wildcats and being one of the defensive stars of the game
 Vandy kicked to Kentucky who was forced to punt from out of their own territory. Latham ran 35 yards arolnd right end and Floyd added 2S more through tackle. Latham gained three more but a 15-yard penalty was given Vandy for holding.
 Latham again ripped 29 yards O CT the left side of the line and Wade GOV cred the remaining five yards for a touchdown.
 Vanderbilt started it's second drive to the goal, but was held for downs, fol lowing penalty, and Fuller ran 30 asnsrds for the longest Knetucky s;ain s's Ne game. To start the second De- sSSsoa, sSa Vanderbilt started steady march zron their own territory and carried the ball over on straight football. Wade, Latham and Nicely alternately carrying the ball well into hostile ter ritory. An onside kick netted 26 yards and . Wildcat man interfered with Conyers in getting a pass, the Lall resting on the 15-yard line where Latham gained 10 yards and Nicely carried the ball over for a touchdown, Latham kicking goal.
 BERRYHILL RUNS 70 YARDS Latham kicked off and Wilhelm punted on the second down to Berry hill on his own So-yard line. Berry hill made the most brilliant sprint of the game with a great 70-yard return through the entire team
 The second string players then en- tered the game and carried the all most of the game, lacking the drive to put the ball over from scoring dis tance. Godchaux played good ball during his stay in the game and ccn- sistently returned Wilhelm's punts for good gains. Rountree made a 35-yard dash in the last half, but was called back and lost 15 yards on his two s.t-
 
 played good defensive ball. as did Nicely ~
 Kentucky made final effort in the last quarter but were able to adva nee the ball only to Vandy's 25-yard line before being halted. Game in detail; FIRST QUARTER
 By Associated Press
 Nashville, Tenn, October 30.--The first period of the vandy- Kentucky State game was featured by much bunting. Latham and Floyd got away for good gains in the period, the former carrying the ball to Kentuckys five-yard line. where Wade took it over. Latham kicked goal. Fuller for the visitors got away for g yards once
 Score end first period: Vanderbilt, q; Kentucky State. O.
 SECOND QUARTER
 With the ball on her two-yard line, Kentucky in the second period held Van- dy for three downs, but on the last Latham went over tackle for touch- down. He failed to kick goal. Berryhill scored Vandys third touchdown after Receiving a punt by eluding the entire Kentucky team on 70-yard run. Latham kicked goal.
 THIRD QUARTER
 Neither side scored in the third pe- riod, though Vandy early in the period had the ball on Kentucky's 2s-yard line
 
 tucky's eo-vard line. but lost it on downs.
 FOUTH QUARTER
 In the fourth period Vandy advanced the ball within striking distance of Ken tucky's goal line. but lacked the final punch. Securing the ball again in mid field. Roundtree. vandy's left half. car ried the ball to Kentuckys 25-yard line, but was called back and Vandy penal ized The remainder of the period was without incident.
 Final score: Vanderbilt, 20; Kentucky State, o.
 Lineup:
 vanderblt-Conyers. left end: Mo- Culough, left tackle; Bailey. left guatd; Sharpe, center; Baker. right guard; Ryan. right tackle; Goar. right end; Latham, quarter: Floyd (captain), right Aalfback; Nicely. left halfback: Wade. fullback.
 Kentucky: zerfoss. left end server, left tackle; Colpitts. left guard; Fest. center; Ramsey right guard: Murphree, right tackle; Heber. right end: Lavin. quarter; Shanklin right halfback; Fuller. left halfback; Boyd. fullback.
 Officials: Referee. Walker (virginia); umpire, Springer (Pennsylvania): head linesman, Poker (North Carolina). DAVIDSON USES OPEN
 PLAY TO BEAT CITADEL.
 Charlotte, N. C., October SO.--In game with plenty of open play and hard hitting line plunging, Davidson College defeated Citadel, 27 to 13, here today. Davidson started with four