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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

ATHLETICS

FOOTBALL

By Gerald Griffin ami

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JIMIIIS AIE I1TEKUUS

VANDERBILT AGAIN WINS IENTUCKT TO STAGE A
FROM KENTUCKY TEAM

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Eleven to Be! Third Year Eleven Stbdtttx
;Game at Nashville Lost By Cincinnati
Sophomore and Fresh
Walloped to Revenge
Loose Playing in First
men Teams.
Last Year's Game.
Half.

Battling against overwhelmins odds,
-- Coach
Juneau's Kentucky Wildcats
went clown to defeat the second time
this season before the powerful reorganized Vanderbilt eleven at Dudley
Field, Nashville, Saturday afternoon
.
The Cats preto the score of
sented a crippled lineup, with their
star fullback out of the game, and
some of the other players much below
.par physically.
The game was fiercely fought from
the first whistle, and only after resisting the gritty Kentucklans for the
entire contest vere the Commodores
sure of victory. The home team got
the Jump on the Blue and White war- rlors from the start, which was the all
Impotent key to their onslaught the
Cats played an uphill game, tearing
up and scrapping to the end, seeming
to grow stronger as the game progressed.
Vandy concentrated damages to the
. first half, when they did all their
scoring. A few minutes after the
kickoff, each side having had a taste
of carrying the ball, the Commodores
began a march down the field which
was never stopped. Wade took the
pigskin over and Latham kicked the
goal. Vandy's chief gains were made
the Kentucky wings; Wade
. arpund
and Latham both making runs of
twenty-fiv- e
and thirty yards before
being halted by the secondary defence.
In the second quarter Latham took
the ball over for another tally, after
aj series of (effective llne plunges,
e
kick and a ten
mixed with an
yard penalty. He failed to kick the
goal. The feature ot the entire game
was programmed a few minutes later,
when Berryhlll ran Wdlhelm's punt
severity yards, eluding all the would-b- e
tacklers, for a touchdown. Latham
kicked goal, which put the lid on the
scoring for the day.
The remainder of the affair was of
each player
- the real ferocious types
. kicking the dust for all that was in
Ipie "tfistyors displayed .their
ihinrj
real Kentucky gameness and kept-thVandy eleven safe away from the goal
line. Murphree, iColpltts and Servei
were towers of strength in this period
of mad strife when the task of holding the Commodores at bay was hard.

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Score by quarters:
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Vanderbilt
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Lavin
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Vanderbilt
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Sharpe
Bailey
.McCullough
.Conyers
Latham
Nellly
Floyd
Wade

F. B
Substitutions: Vanderbilt Floyd for
for Latham; Wilson
Berryhlll
for Conyers; Heller for Sharpe; Ray- . burv.
for Bailey; McGill for Ryan;
Hendricks for Floyd; Godchaux for
Nellly; Sharpe for McGlll; Buckner
for Rayhurn; Holmes for Baker; Martin for McCullough; Morrow for Wilson; ThomaB for Wade; Roundtree
for Hendricks; Mlxon for .Godchaux;
Williams for Buckner; Bell for Kuan.
for Fuller;
Kentucky Thornton
iShanklln forBoyd.
Virginia, referee;
Officials-Walk- er,
Shrlnger, Pennsylvania, umpire;
North Carolina, head Itaoamaa.

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MUST WIN NO SENIOR TEAM OUT

KENTUCKY
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The Bcnrcats from the University, The Junior football team defeated
Taup
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will attemnt to wrest the Sophomore aggregation by. a scoro
f icinnlnnatl
of. f4-Thursday afternoon and won
WOOL
HOSE. Very Papular with the Yeuna Man thhi
a victory from the Wildcats Saturday
Season. s
afternoon on Stoll Field. Last year the championship of the lnterclass
bunch defeated the Blue series1, with two victories and no set- the Cincinnati
IMPORTED WOOL $ HOSE, Heather, Mixed ar White,
and White by the small margin of C backs. The third year men outweigh-polnt11. 0 and S2.0S .
d the Soph crew who could not
with the aid of some raw dedlOOD STORE TO KNOW
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and unwarranted roughness. elrate their opponent's line.
The Freshmen are in second place
The memories of that game will long
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remain In the minds of the Wildcats navrng suoauea uie oupns.
and they will not rest until vengeance leaves the second year men sole oc
cupants and Undisputed possessors ot
.
haa been wreaked.
No Senior team
the cellar '.position.
Last Saturday while the Wildcats entered in the race.
Next to Union Station
f
were being trounced by the strong
LOUIS POTTINQER, University Atent.
eleven, the team from over
Vanderbilt
'On Rival Gridirons
the river received a defeat from
by the score of 13 to 6. Cincinnati was lucky to make a score.
Georgia Tech 26; Centre 0.
Saturday they (will trot out on Stoll
M. 14; Tenn.
Mississippi A.
Field and face a team that has tasted Wittenburg 13; Cincinnati 6.
bitter dregs of defeat twice this seaYou Can Always Depsntl
son but who lost with honor and
GRIDIRON GAGS
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covered Itself with glory by its desTTnon Florskeiin for
victory
perate attempts to snatch a
The mystery of why the Wildcats .
from certain defeat. They will face stopped at the Tulane Hotel while in
oiyie quality ana
a team which regards sportsmanship
Nashville Is a mystery no longer. The
above victory and they
and fairness
following is a news Item seen in a The same distinction, the same style
will have an opportunity to "see why
Nashville paper:
and the same nice attention to details
Kentucky is so highly praised by all
Tu- that characterizes
the other merchanher rivals for the manner in which her "Rainbow girls stopping' at the
lane Hotel."
dise of
team conducts itself.
Two plus two equal six.
Kentucky Is in a badly crippled conAnderson-- &
Gregory
dition with Prlbble still out of the
Yea, verily, it was a sad day for the
foot,
game on account of his broken
Men's Shop
.
Three
and it is 'doubtful if he will be able to Dark and Bloody Ground.
play In any more, games this season. armed parties were sent out to' make' Priced at figures that modestly repreLavin is one of the casualties result- war on hostile tribes but they were sent their value
ing from Vanderbilt game. He has all routed and much waumpum was
an injured shoulder but no bones are left on foreign shores. Tonight there
are no paleface scalps drying before
ex"We Specialize in Men's
broken. It was not until an
amination was made that Lavin's In- the wigwam fire. The "heap much"
Headwear"
jury was' discovered not to ,be of a feared gang sent out by the Centre
tribe journeyed dqwn Into the CheroThere are several
serious nature.
country where they were surprised
other minor injuries among the Wild- kee
men,
cats but none of them are so serious and ambushed by a tribe of wild
game. known as Tech. Our neighbors, the
as to keep the player out of the
savages from the town of George, sufKentucky has a good chance to win fered
a massacre at the hands of Butthis game but It will be close and the ler. University of Kentucky was
winner will have to put forth all the
bji th'e Commodore tribe
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football knowledge and strength It with which It has been at the arrow's
possesses.
The Wildcats are going point
for centuries ever since the
into this game determined to win. ikira nt iha mminrl flu 11(1 era tn hr
LOOK FOR THE
They feel that they must be revenged
i exacl
for the defeat suffered by them last
Of all three war parties from Ken- A. & G. SIGN
year at the hands of the Ohloans. Not
at all disheartened by the defeat hand- tucky not a single scalp was brought
Altogether
HEADGEAR
ed them last Saturday the Kentucklans home of which to boast.
camps by
are prepared to. put up the greatest 83 scalps wore .left la hostile
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and it will be many
HABERDASHERY
battle of their career tomorrow if that Kentucklans
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Judge Chalkley "Mr. Perkins, what
id an approver?"
Alibis I Should Like to Hear.
P. "I don't know. I think is is ob1. WHY Centre didn't .beat Georgia
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2. WHY the Democrats
lost the "Yes, Mr. Perkins, it is probably obnational election.
solete if you don't know what it is."3. WHY the Republicans lost Ken'
tucky.
gifts aggreColumbia Twenty-on4. WHY the Juniors came near begating $27,902.80 in addition to a val-- .
ing licked by the Freshmen and Sophs.
uable collection of books forming the
5. 'WHY so many men'bumped Into
nucleus of a memorial library were
other couples at the gym dance Sat- recently announced. Among the gifts
WELSH A MURRAY PRINTING COMPANY
urday night.
Is one of $600 from J. Armstrong
MONOGRAM STATIONERY, ENGRAVING AND
chorus-girl- s
6. WHY
wear brace-lots- . Chaloner to he added to the Ckaloner
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prize fund, which thereby becomes the
7. WHY The Kernel tolerates this most valuable undergraduate
prize in
column.
Columbia college.

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AT. LEXINGTON.- 13 AT LEXINGTON.
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UNCLE CHARLIE
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