The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-29
Dixie eamSLose in Games Played '$'On Foreign Soil

ATLANTA. Ga, 2S.-Three south Tn elevens were home tonight nurs- ,ang the bruises and embarrassment rtf emphatic drubbings received on 1uheir invasion of territory beyond the T fason-Dixon line. In one case, how
 yer, elation almost equalled de- elression, for Georgia Tech score a touchdown on Notre Dame, the glory
 10 absence of the regular Irish
 ackfield when the points were
 sored.
 Techs markers failed to count materially, and the Jackets bore the short end of a 37-7 score. The Pray irg Colonels from Centre, after put ting up stiff resistance In the open ing period, were completely humbled by the Quakers of Pennsylvania, who ran wild over the visitors and won "A to o. Mississippi university, the third southern eleven striving for intersectional honors, was subdued by St Louis university, 2S to 3. While Tech and Notre Dame held southern fans attention. conference elevens were both adhering to and scrapping , the dope sheet in five battles that are to have serious effect on team standings.
 ' University of Maryland, after re- :. ceiving & drubbing by V. P. I. last :, week, changed tune yesterday and walloped North Carolina, IA to 0. 1t was more than table turning for Maryland, which, In winnin gyester- day, broke its streak of losses to the TTar Heels. The Carolinians have won over Maryland since 1921. T. Virginia Polytechnic institute, vwhich loomed as favorite to de- feat Washington and Lee, fumbled dits way to the small end of the score and the Generals won, 12 to 0.
 Mississippi A. & M. with a record tbf fights and victories, let Tennes- see nose out a z to 8 victory at eMemphis. The Aggies held Tennessee aoff for three periods, and put over a field goal themselves In the third, Nbut the Volunteers crossed the line . with 8 toohdown in the closing
 North Carolina State dropped the second of It's three conference bat ties. losing to Virginia Military in- stitute, 22 to T.
 The Virginia Cadets now lead those conference teams with two or more games played. The Virginians have won two and lost one, Georgia Tech, University of Georgia, Univer- sity of Alabama. Vanderbilt and Washington and Lee each has one conference victory and no losses, but Tech and Washington and Lee have tied games record.
 Florida and Kentucky also have tico b0b AAA'S PAdyCo AO OIHcE OuA- ference games.
 University of Mississippi, with two lost and no victories, Is at the bot tom of the conference standing. South Carolina, Virginia and Louis- lana state have played but one game, and lost, Maryland, V. P. l., North Carolina, Tennessee and lost one, A. & M. have won one and lost one, and North Carolina state has won one and lost two Clemson and Auburn met in their first conference game and played a scoreless tie.
 Alabama had an easy time yes- terday defeating Spring Hill. 59 to 0, while Auburn took the soldiers from Fort Benning into camp with a 34 to | count. Virginia easily took the measure ofs ,rG.N.ty, g ~t to 0, while
 Forest,-'S~lning 16 to 3, Sewanee came Forest, winnin 16 to 3. Sewanee came to Atlanta and won from Oglethorpe l3 to 0, after struggle that ended after the sun had gone down.