THE KCNTUC1T KIRN EL
STATE 7,

9CWANEE 7

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same starttd, as the Ktntttckkm paly
a aha to a ttaaaotlll. Brlttala flayed
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nan a 9MI FteM for a gaard, math
eriat tfc Tiger liae- d rites and raak
Ins tackles all over the field.
Captain Schraaer hammered the line
in the best form of his career, and
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Haydon divided honors with Grab
felder in advancing the leather to
ward tha Purple geat.
For the visitors the terrific tackle
bucks of Turner, and the clever end
runs of Sellers, tells the story of
"Sowanee's quarter," while on the defensive Scott was a tower of strength.
The Cats attempted three forward
passes, only one of which was successful. Sewanee relied on straight
football alone. Occasionally, when
they did venture in to the realm of
complicated plays, their double passes
and split bucks netted comfortable
gains.
The handsome "K" blanket offered
by Frank Battalle, manager of the
university Book Store, a graduate of
State and one of her most loyal adherents, to the first man who should
cross Sewanee's goal line, was awarded to "Doc' Rodes by the unanimous
vote of the team.
Rodes will probably be out of the
game for two or three weeks. The

exact nature of tit

hijiry has net yet

been determined.

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Sibley,

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Goal from touchdown, Schrad-

sewanee,

Goal

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toucnaown,

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Rodes; Sewanee, Mclsaacs for Wood
son, Means for Edmond, Wortham for
Sellers and Ellerbe for Jones.
Punts Kentucky, three for 110
yards, average 37 yards; Sewanee,
seven for 255 yards, average 35.

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As has been remarked before, this
is a year of upsets in football, and
last week the three big eastern, teams,
Yale, Harvard and Pennsylvania were
the organizations which got "threw"
on their respective ears and with
quite a bit of neatness and dispatch
at that. Cornell slipped up on Harvard and tied a 10 to 10 score to them,
much to the surprise of Captain Matron's warriors and supporters.
The
Washington and Jefferson school bewildered Yale by their open playing
and mastery of the forward pass and
won 16 to 7. Pittsburg was the team
that done the dirty work to Pennsylvania and "ruint" their championship
hopes. The other big eastern teams,
Princeton, Army, and Navy won their
games, the 30 to 7 score of Princeton
being especially
over Dartmouth
notable.

Purdue who will appear on Stoll
Field within a few weeks and for
whom the wise ones are hoping for
one of those contagious upsets, lost
to Chicago, 7 to 0, in a game In which
the 'Boilermakers showed wonderful
defensive ability.
Poor old Cincy got handed another
awlft one, the flaal score in the U. C- game Saturday, being 35 to 0,
against Cincy. Their jinx is still on
the trail of the red and black aggrega
tion and they played the game Saturday with only two veterans in the
lineup. Denser on end and Langen-helin the backfield, both of whom
showed up well but were helpless in
tne miast oi tne inexperienced aggregation which makes up most of
the remainder of the team.
Saturday's defeat gives Cincy a record of
having lost every game but one this
season, and they will fight with the
courage of desperation in their game
against the Wildcats Saturday. In the
Denlson gaate they were played off
their feet in the nrst half when all
the scores were made, but in the second half caste back and with a 35
poiat handicap outplayed the opposing team, although they were unable
to score. This shows that they are
not quitters aad will probably pat
u a good game Saturday. Overcon-fldeue- e
1mm bee
the cause of the de
feats la the Stete-U- . C. games each
years and it wont be safe for Kentucky to ge late this game expecting
a walkover or they might be tricked.
Mlaaiaaipei A. ft M. was defeated
by Auburn 26 to 0 in a hard contest
which cut down their Southern championship hopes ia the pride of their
youth. Another surprise was the big
scffe rollqJd up by Vandy against
Mississippi University, 91 to 0, and
the close score to which Georgia held
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CL! ORED TRIO FURNISHES
MUSIC AT MESS

HALL.

it dents who eat at the Mess Hall
treated to an impromptu cabaret
oro lay last week,
at noon, when
a colored trio was induced by Man-ap- r
George R. Smith to perform for
tto entertainment of the boys. The
trn, which consisted of three men,
oni of whom played the guitar and
saig bass, another who sang tenor
anl passed the hat, and the third,
wl played on a jug, the unusual
w4.

nwthod
thii

th noon hour and remained for about
an hour singing and dancing and gath
ering i a large collection of nickels
and dines. The singers had good un
trained voices, and their "Ballin' the
Jack" "as well put on. No one could
deny tlat their act had the "pep."
A few lays later they returned aug
mented by the addition of a man who
played ihe "fiddle" and another guitar
a concert. Evidently, the
artist
Mese HUl looks like a good thing to
them.

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Virginia, in a game which was won in
the last ninutes of play when a scrub
halfback Tlbbetts, dropklcked one between ttj posts, changing a
score
to 9 to 7 In favor of Virginia, the
heavy fawrites.
Tennessee walked all over Cumberland to tie tune of 101 to 0. Tennes-see- i
has lot been scored on but once
andj has list only one game, this season whin was when Clemson got
nex to thjm in a 3 to 0 game a few
wee ks age
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As a result of another outbreak of
Foot and Mouth" disease in Illinois,
'. ore will not be any International
y&t Stock Exhibition at Chicago,
27 to December 4.
, Owing to this, for the first time in
sx years, Kentucky will be unable
L
Bend out another
tam that could not fail to bring
bick the trophies.
Aibout twenty-fivcandidates were
or the team, from which six were
t( lie selected to represent the State
al ho exhibition and to visit
en
schools and
biu ding establishments.
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touchdown,

NEW FALL "LUBIEST

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The young wotaen of Patterson Hall
have presented to the Maxwell Chris-tia-

church an individual communion
service.
The service consists of two hundred
Individual glasses and a handsome
tray. The con
mahogany
gregation of the little mission will
provide mahogany collection plates to
match the service tray.
On next Sunday at the morning
service the service will be formally
presented to Doctor Fortune, the pas
Head tor of the church.

Vanderbilt.

Kentucky,

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Caswell, Georgetown.

Scoring

THISC LIXINftTON FIRMS

Communion Service Given .Agricultural College Not to
To Maxwell Church By
Send Out Usual
Scott
Hall Girls
Team.
Perry

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Umpire

JUDGING

School

R. O. L
Simpson
L.Q, R,
Brittaln
Leftwich
Thompson ....R. T. L
Turner
L. T. R...(C.) Dobbias
Server
R. B. L.
Klnae
Edraond
L. E. R
Crutcher
Woodson
Q
Herring
Rodes
Orabfelder ... L. H. R
Sellers
Haydon
R. H. L
Jones
Schradec (C.) ...F
X. Clark
era by Quarters.
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Kenutcky
0700 7
Sewanee
Kenyon.
Officials, RefereeHenry,

Linesman

STOCK

EXHIBITION THIS YEAR

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be at the steering wheel for the Wild
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Summary of Saturday's ajaaie:
Kentucky
Seiwaaee

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LUBY

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