THE KENTUCKY KERNEL
GATS LOSE STUBBORN

SCRAPTO VANDERBILT;
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SPIRIT UNDAUNTED

Greatest Grid Contest of the
Decade Lost by Narrow
Margin
LAVIN IS HERO OFGAME

Kentucky Scores on Vandy
For First Time

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Kentucky playing a brand of football tho like of which has not been
seen under tho Dlue and White color
since 1916, ran two touchdowns across
tho Vanderbllt lino for the first time
in more than twenty years last Saturday on Stoll Field and had it not been
for two unfortunate fumbles might
Jiave deifeated the 'CiommodoreB Instead of receiving the short end of a
14 to 21 score.
Approximately six thousand spectators, loyal alumni, and students packed
the stands to their capacity and pronounced it one of the best games,
from all standpoints, of a decade. Not
for one moment Was there slack In the
tense anxiety of tho onlookers, hoping,
and rooting to the point of Tioarseness
that the Wildcats would be able to
overcome tho lead of the visitors. Tho
lucky team had the upper hand from
the start and the game team was
trying with might, tact and main to
win.
Lavin's Work Sparkling.
The open field work of "Bobby"
Lavin, quarter back, for the Wildcats,
and Bruce Fuller right halfback, was
the most sensational seen on Stoll
Field since the golden jubilee game of
1916, when "Doc" Rodes and "Rabbit"
iCurry dueled for supremacy in open
field running. Lavin played the best
game of his career, skirting the ends
time and agtain for long gains refusing
to be stopped after his interference
had been downed. In the last quarter,
after ihaving literally run flilmself
breathless he repeatedly mustered
strength, just enough for a new dash of
his presient needs. After being tackled
Big Server and others would lift him
to his feet. He would then puff out
a few more signals, key himself out for
one more run and gain ten yards
around end. Bobby w&s carried off the
field apparently dead having collapsed
when he heard the final whistle.
A short pass from Lavin to Fuller
and from Fuller to Lavin repeatedly
worked well. Not once did it fail to
gain ground. Lavin went over for the
such
second touchdown after
a pas3 from Fuller.
Pribble First Over Vanderbllt
Pribble and Sanders were unable to
gain much ground thru the heavy
oppressive line. An average of fifteen
pounds per man in the line was a great
handicap but despite this, Pribble
took it over for the first tally of the
century against Vandy thru the middle
of this wall of brawn, just after King
blocked a .would be punt. Sanders
often made gains thru the line.
In the line, the work of "Slug" Fleah-niaand Freddy Fest stood out. They
backed up and blocked plays of their
opponents, holding them for downs,
once upon tho five yard line.
Wade and McCullough were the mainstays of the Commodore line while
Godchaux and Neeley were the big
ground gainers for tho visiting outfit. The punting of GodcJiaux stood out
and this aid contributed much toward victory.
Fumble Favor Vandy.
iVandy's first tally came a few
minutes after tho whistle. Godchauz
bucked it over after Neely recovered a
fumble on the ten yard line. The
second came after a valuablo exchange
of punts, an unprotested pass, a slight
gain by Bowmar and an end run by
Smith, Vanderbllt half.
the sorrel-toTwenty yards around ond, a twenty
four yard pass to .McCullough and
Smith Bklrted the end for tho third
and last pointmaker.
Neither side scored during the last
half. Kentucky outplayed them in
ovory department of the game and
not once was In danger of having to
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lino up behind tho goal posts. Passing
wns frequent and for tho greater part
of tho time tho ball wns held within
the Commodores 40 yard line.
Colpitis, out In tho first three quarters, nipped tho off tackle plays and
end runs in tho bud during tho last
period. He also got away with a nlco
pass which put tho team within striking distanco of tho goal.
Tennessee Paper Praises Cats
Tho Nashville Tennessoean says:
"Victory enmo to Vandy, but tho
Wildcat left indelible scars. Two of
them, that many times did a Kentucky
boot leave its imprent behind tho Commodore line. Never before In history
has a Wildcat claw been sharp enough
to leavo Its mark ncross tho Vandy
goal.
"Not only did Lavin Pribble Sanders
and Fuller move Into action quicker
than the McGuggin backs, but the
Wildcats' lino out charged the Comi
modores.
"Kentucky today finally answered
query, 'What Makes the
the age-olWildcat Wild?' It's the lust of blood,
once the Wildcat had tasted the warm
goro of a touchdown on the Commodores he became a frenzied beast. Defeat grinned right in tho faces of the
McGuginites. In tho last half they were
almost wholly on the defensive. Only
with a minute remaining to play when
Jess Neely sprinted 40 yards up the
field did another Vandy score even so
mudh as bud. Fuller, who harassed
the Commodores all day, stood between Neely and a forth touchdown.
Fuller snagged the Murfreesboro boy
Just as he has repeatedly snagged forward passes in the last two period?
In an aerial attack which bewildered
Vanderbllt."
Governor also a Rooter.
Governor Morrow was a guest in the
President's box and declared that he
was proud of the Blue and White.
Coach Juneau was pleased with the
game. It showed that the man had
made use of his "never say down"
spirit coming back stronger after each
touchdown.
Summary of Game.
The summary follows:
Vanderbllt 21. Position Kentucky 14
Rice
McCullough
L.E
L.T ..Server (Capt.)
Bradford
Baugh
L.G
Lawrence
C
Fest
Shame
Ramsey
Wade (Capt . . . . R.G
Fleahman
R.T
Elam
Wathen
Ryan
R.E
Lavin
Q.B
Codchaux
Saunders
L.H
Smiiai
Fuller
Neely
R.H
Bribble
F.B
Williams
Score by Periods
0
14
7
Vanderbllt
021
0
0 14
Kentucky
014
Scoring Touchdowns :
Vanderbllt
Godchaux, Smith 2; goals from touchKentucky Score
downs Smith 3.
Touchdowns; Pribble, Lavin; goals
from touchdowns, Server 2.
Substitutes Vanderbllt: Bomar for
Williams, Lawrence for Sharpe, Over
all for Lawrence, Bailey for Elam, Wil
Haras for Williams, Bomar for Melr3,
.Conyers 'for MsCullough, Bomar for
Godchaux, Kentucky: King for Rico,
Kurcuson for Sanders, Colpitts for
King, Russell for Fleahman, Sander3
for Ferguson, Brewer for Sanders.
Officials Flndlay, for Virginia, referee; Springer, North Carolina, umpire; Hinton, Yale, head linesman.
Fifteen minutes
Time of Periods
each.
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Math Club Elects Officers
At the meeting of tho Mathematics
at 3:30 in tho Mathematics room in the Civil building, tho
following officers were elected; Professor H. H. Downing, president and
Dr. Flora Lo Sturgeon, secretary and
treasurer. In addition to the election
of officers plans for tho year were
discussed and It was decided to have
a meeting for tho major and graduate
istudents each Tuesday at 3:30 and
one meeting a month especially for
freshmen and sophomores.
Club Tuesday

ELEVEN
FJtESHMAN
HOLDS CYNTHIANA
Playing their first game of tho season ugulust Cynthlana High School on
Friday afternoon October 14, the Uni

versity Freshmen

wcro unable to do H. Ray, guards;

better than to hold tho Harrison

coun-

ty aggregation to a scoreless lie. Tho

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and Tate, class team. However, tho Seniors have

quarter; Hamlott and not given up hopes for a class team
King, halves; and Foust, full back. nn d it is probablo that they will bo

tackles;

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i'rcshles woro robbed of victory in Saturday tho Freshman will play represented In the class league.
their Initial clash when tho whistle of Winchester High. Tho Winchester ""Tho first interclass gamo took placo

the roforeo sounded tho end of tho
first half with tho Freshman having
tho ball on Cynthinna's ten yard lino.
Considering tho fact that it was
their first game, tho Froshles display
ed flno form and tho Indications nro
that thoy will mako a strong bid for
the class championship.
W. E. Hansen a student in tho law
department is tho coaoh of tho Freshman team. Harry Hopkins, Louisville,
manager and Layman
is business
Mays, New Castle, is captain.
The lineup of the Freshman team Is:
Litsey and Ashby, ends; J. Ray and

bunch dofented tho strong Covington Thursday
nflornoon between the Junhigh school 65 to 0 so tho Freshman
iors and tho Freshmen. Tho dato of
liavo a hard nut to crack.
tho next gamo has not been decided.
Tho Sophomores will probably meet
SENIOR, ONLY CLASS tho winner of tho
WITHOUT WARRIORS game.. In tho event that tho Seniors
enter tho contest for tho class chamUnless the gridiron enthusiasts of pionship they will meet tho Sophs and
tho Senior class mako up for lost time tho winner of this scrap will moot tho
by putting a class football team In the victors of tho first game of tho class
field this week, tho class chnmpion-shileague.
for tho University of Kentucky
will bo decided after a three cornerMy idea of a fish is a guy who will
ed fight. So far tho Seniors liavo fail- take a girl out to dinner and then let
ed to muster enough strength for a her have another dato for tho evening.
Junior-Freshma-

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