The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-18
VOLS WEIGHT
DECIDES ISSUE
TenneSSee's Heavier Eleven
Batters Chattanooga for
35 to O Victory.
HOLT IS STAR OF FRACAS

Depending primarily upon a "HoIt
over Hatcher" smash which the
lighter Chattanooga forwards were
they at all times correctly dlau.
! noSed II, Coach John r. Benders
Vols defeated Coach Slko williams
MoeeaslnS at Chamberlain field,
! 30 70 0 Saturday,
In all but weight and Drawn the
! Moccasns showed to equal advanta 4,
with their orange striped opponents
! Williams charges exhibited far more
dash and pep, greater repertoire and
. superior technique, but, outwelghed
! from thirty TO tifty pounds To the man,
! tho result was foregone conclusion.
| In Justice to Tennessee, however, II
must be stated that Bender kept his
! entire first string back field of Blair.
| Evans and the Campbell brothers on
| tho sIdelines. Ho also purnosely COW
In view OF the fact that hundreds OF
Sewanee adhorents were present TO get
rs accurate "A line as possible on Ten
nessoes play. Bender never forgot for
an instant that he must grapple with
tho Tigers here Nov. 10.
Duo to the facts lust chronicled and
to the excessive heat. which retarded
the play OF both eleVcns, the contest
was far less spectacular than tho oElo-
thorpo battle the preceding Saturday
firy-yard dash by Overbey for
touchdown In tho third period after in
tcrceptlng Chattanooga forward pass.
Straight Football.
Tennessee played straight football,
which brought them consistent gains.
The Vols scored In every quarter, maxi
ing ono touchdown each In the first,
second and fourth quarters and two In
tho third.
Tho Individual star Of the contest
lNII N.tAn n
appeared at left half for Tennessee.
How Bender figures this Lad second
string man was n mystery to Chatta-
noogans who saw him In action SatuIS,
day. Plungtng over Hatcher. Holt was
simply unstoppablo.
Chattanooga play with Sullivan on
tho sidelines did not develop any indi-
vldual stars. The entire eleven played
praiseworthy ball and reflected great
credit on Coach williams Marquette
and Sussdort at ends stubbornly re-
sisted Tennossoo's tackle HmRshes with
the aid OF Capt. Redd, Roach and Page,
owens. Krug ana Ansell frequently
piled up the heavy Vol backs on
smashes over the center OF the line.
Clark ran his team well and Saun-
doris, Reed, Cato, Raulston and Farrell
did all that could be expected of backs |
of their weight against Tennessae'S |
heavy tackles and ends The lineup |
and summary follow:
IcnnosSCe, CHATTANOOGA
NICHOLSON ...,.,..,..,s.,.. MArQueltN
Left END. III
Sloan ..,.",,,,,.,...,..,. Reed
Left Tackle. II
Robinson Observation-Disclosures. KING
Left Guard.
Bradford NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., owens
Center.
#.-....,........-.-.-..-...,, -AnAell
Right Guard.
Co n;.,:'..,.;,....,,... Page
Right Tackle. i
Lane ,,,,..,.,.s,,...s bussdOrt
Right End.
Quarterback. II
Holt .....,.,...,..,..,... Reed 10Y
Left Half.
Dotzen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Saunders
Right Half,
l'hllllpB Observation-Disclosures cate
Fullback.
Summary! TouChdowns--DltZen. 2:
Hatcher, >; overly. Goals from touoh-
iowns-Hntchcr, 6. Substitutes, for
renn essee--O OVERLY for Dietxen, KEN
1ody for Nicholson, Hurley for Sloan,
Doak for StrelgeL Duncan for Lane. II
evans for Smith, Boone for Holt; for
chattanooga, Bach for Page, Raulston
or Reed. Time for quartors-ib, lb.
g. ~. Roforeo--Tolly (Sowanoe).
fnplrc-Rike (Ohlo wesleyan. Head
North Carolna),