The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-03
fBy Associated Press.)

ATLANTA, Nov. 2.-Three southern
conference football teams have won
three games without suffering defeat
or becoming involved in tie. Two OF
the three have not been scored on. Two
others have won three games but one
has had a tie game and the other has
lost a game. A. sixth has won two
games and escaped defeat but has en-
countered two ties.
Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi A.
md M. with no ties or defeats, are
at present out in front in the confer
ence.
Alabama by piling up score of 81 to
O against "Ole Miss" not only kept
it's record clean but established itself
securely for the moment at least as
the leading scorer of the conference.
The Crimson in this game showed
again one of its strongest elements of
equipment, plenty of able reserves.
Georgia, too, in defeating the Tennes-
see Volunteers, 33 to 0, was able to
trot out men who have been standing
and waiting to serve. Mississippi's
Aggies stopped the Tulane Greenbacks
and ran their string of victories to
three. This score was IA to q.
w. And l.. Winner
Washington and Lee went into the
three times winner class with q sharply
defined 20 to z victory over the Uni
versity of Virginia. The glory that is
the Generals, however, is dimmed by
a scorless tie with V. p. I. The Uni
versity of South Carolina, clearly out
playing the University Of North Caro-
81 fhron mn hryf
has an opening defeat at the hands
of the University of Georgia to worry
over The Game Cocks dOwned the Tar
Heels 10 to z.
v. P. 1. invaded the lair of the Glenn
son Tiger to fairly swamp the Jung
aleers, 80 to 6, thus giving the Gobblers
two victories without a defeat, but
the Blacksburg boys are also beset by
scoreless ties, two of them, one with
Washington and Lee, duly Noted, and
a previous dead heat with Auburn.
Vanderbilt, after two reverses, fin
ally broke into the league by winning
from Auburn 13 to o, the game develp-
ing some sensational work by the
Commodore backs.
Tech And Sewanee Beaten
AhOllS the tCstIuS VI IuC COHLCICuCc
playing outside the circle, Georgia Tech
and Sewanee were defeated. The Tech
machine, as expected, could not stop the
sensational Notre Dame outfit, the
Yellow Jackets succumbing, 81 to 3,
although the southerners scored first.
Sewanee lost by a touchdown to Ogle-
thorpe in a touch and go game that
was the first basis for much excitement.
Florida, forced to take it easy as a
result Of injuries suffered in the recent
invasion of Texas by the Alligators,
managed to win from Southern, 26 to O.
Louisiana State went into the fast
growing list of teams who have stumped
their toes trying to stop the Arkansas
Razor5acks, the score being close, 10
to 7.
The Flying Cadets of v. M. I. won
from Hampden-S Sidney, u to o, but the
Kentucky Wild Cats lost, after bat
tie, to the Centre Colonies, II to O.
Maryland caught a tartar in Catholic
University and emerged with a 0 to 0
draw.
Georgetown Wins
The Georgetown Hilltoppers came to
Greenville to win from Furman, 20 to
0, and William and Mary downed King
81 to 0.
Wake Forest and Trinity ran up big
scores against other North Carolina
colleges, the Deacons beating Guilford,
Ga to o while the Blue Devils stopped
Elon, 81 to o. is
Fort Benning was no match for com.
bination of Soldier and Sailor too, the
persons of the Quantico Marines and