The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933, October 07, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textr PXT.E EIGHT ~ TUB BXSWEB-BBHXIP. XTBENS. CEOKCTK' SUVU'tY. 'OCTOBER 7. 1w Georgia Tramples on Oglethorpe, 20 to 6 to- BULLDOGS WIN OVER ROBERTSON’S TEAM IN HARD FOUGHT GAME SATURDAY Stellar Work By John Fletcher, Joe Bennett, Kilpat rick, Taylor Star As Bulldogs Whips Petrels. Maurer Fails to Shine. David Scores Oglethorpe Touchdown. BY MARCUS BRYANT In a beautiful game, with Georgia’s Bulldogs out- "rushing and outcrurfhing, and led by the inspiring 'onslaught of “Big John’’ Fletcher, Oglethorpe’s "Stormy Petrels” were defeated Saturday afternoon. Georgia’s register showed 20, and the wearers of the Orange and Black had exactly six points for their count. ; Georgia showed a marked improvement in her play, over the previous Saturday. Both defense and yffense worked well, and Georgia won a most de- ierved victory. was unsuccessful. Score, Ga. 6; Oglethorpe 6. Georgia's second score came In the third quarter, Bennett punted sixty yards, to Oglethorpe's one nfchsHann Murk Anfhnny | was in there fighting also. His ap pearance gave the team moral itipport, (and considerable phy sical support also.) Adrian* Maurer, Ed David, and Six were In the lime-light for the visitors. Maurer was cautiously watched, and was not allowed to get away^und in his placo step- d David. David carried most all the defensive burden for the Or ange and Black, and heaved some defeated commerce Htgh here FrI* nice passes. Mx received several. b thcscore of 33 to 0. The o mill nlnvoil n irnnn VfliTin | - , , , . . ... , i game was hard fought, although Commerce was unable to make a SPECIAL TO BANNER-HERALD WINDER* Oa.—Winder High The Bulldogs first downs totalled -ten, Oglethorpe was held to 4. Two of the visitors first downs re sulted from penalties. The Georgians * started a deter mined drive for Oglethorpe's goal yard line, the ball falling dead, Morris then panted thirty yards, and Kilpatrick returned* it to his during the lmt part of Urn Initial j oppoI1 enri, twenty yard line. On period, the quarter ending with the next play, Fletcher skirted left Georgia In possession of tho hall j end for a touchdown. Bennett on Oglethorpe’s five yard line. To kicked goal. Score, Ga. 13; Ofllt- brgin with, Morris' kick was i thorps 6. blocked by Captain Bennett, and I Off-tackle bucks, by Randall Moore recovered on Georgia’s forty and Fletcher, carried the oval 'yard line. Line smashes, with! from Oglethorpe's forty yard line Fletcher and KJlpatriqk alternate to their ten yard lino, and Fletcher fng. and a twenty yard run by j went off right tacklo for his third Tletcher pnt the ball on the visit- j touchdown and the last scoring of ora* five yard line, as the quarter the day. Captain Bennett sent his .dosed. I second attempt for point after . Not to falter along tho way,! touchdown over. Score, Ga. 20; tfetcher at the beginning of the \ Oglethorpe 6. eecontf quarter, carried tho boll j Fletcher, Kilpatrick, and Randall over In two successive bucks, from,carried off honors in’ the Georgia ithe five yard line, and tho try for i backfleld. Steady and consistent goal after touchdown was unsuc- gains were made by this trid. -ccssful. Score, Ga. 6; Oglethorpe g. Thle was the only scoring dur- finf the first half. IHpfeJMua which netted eighteen line bocks, at the be ginning of the second half, allow- <'l Oglethorpe's only marker. David carried the ball over, and Morris In his attempt to kick goal Windham made a neat run also and showed great promise as a back. » Captain Bennett and Taylor dis played an excellent brand of ball at their poaltlons, nailing the vis itors for losses, time and again. Captain Bennett blocked two klckn during the game. J. D. Thomason put up a nice gfme at end, as did passes, and played a good game. Oglethorpe attempted the «amt pass which netted a touchdown against Tech, but it worked’ with little advantage on tho Bulldogs. Another pass recalled the Geor- gla-Dartmouth game IP 1921, when coach Robinson hurled 1 one for fifty yards. The pass was thrown by Morris, and David was on the receiving end. This game was the final local apearance of the Bulldogs until tho Virginia game here on Novem ber tho tenth. Next Saturday Captain Bennett will lead the Red and Blackers Into tho Yale Bowl, for a game 1th theyiorlhern Bulldogs. The lina-up follows: GEORGIA' OGLETHORPE Thomason Nix L. E. Taylor Justus L. T. Anthony Campbell L. G. R. Day Cousins Grayson R. O. Bennett (Capt) ...... R. T. Richardson Hamrick Moore R. E. Butler R. H. B. Kilgore F. B. v Referee: Springer (Penn.) Umpire: Powell (Wisconsin.) Head Linesman: Strapper, (Ga. Ter-’i.) Tlmo of quarters: 15 minutes. Substitutions: For Georgia. Nel son for Butler, Clockley for Fletcher, Oliver for Thomason, Randall for Cleckley, Fletcher for Kilpatrick. Thomason for Rlch- nrusonardson, Kilpatrick for Nel son. Windham for Randall, Car michael for Bennett. For Ogjo- thorpe, Crowo for Justus, Roberts for Corless, Justus for Crowe, Kil gore for Albaugh, Harden foi Campbell, Altmugti for David. Banner-Herald Want Ads. first down during the Initial half. The superiority of Winder High wag noticeable from the beginning of the game, and the visitors never threatened. “Red” Perry starred for Wihder, running eighty yards for a touch down after three minutes of play, and later in the game intercepted a Commerce pass and ran through the entire Commerce aggregation. Wilson, at half, and Captain Camp at full, also played nice games for the locals, both scorring a touch down. The entire line for Winder show ed up well, only Davis of Com merce clipping of any neat gains. Winder will journey to Gaines ville next Friday for a game vHfch the Gainesville High School. Gainesville defeated’ Marietta High by a large score last Friday*'and a hard game Is expected. !IA FRESH DEFEAT RIVERSIDE THE GAME IN DETAIL ; Alexa Sterling Is Defeated in Title Match By Westerner By Hal Jackson Georgia’s Bullpups defeated Riverside in Galnepvllle Friday, la a game replete with thrills, by a score of 20 to 0. This game prised the lid off the present season for both teams. The Freshmen outplayed River side in every department of .ho game, holding Riverside to several first downs, while they annoxoo approximately one doxen. Tho entire Freshman squad made the trip to Gainesville, twen ty-odd participating In the affair The showing made by the Fresh/ men was splendid, the work of all being above par. The lineup for the Freshmen fol lows: Howard, left end; Mapp, left tackle; Rogers, left guard; Wilder, center; Forbes, right gasrd; Chambers, right tackle; Jobnspn, right end; Morton, quarter, Nich olson. left half; Hebble, right half; and (Curran, full. Lcickle, Holts. Groves, Fleming and several oth ers saw service in the battle'. The Freshmen play Auburn next ifika By HAL JACK80N Captain Joe Bennett won the toss and chose to defend the South goal. Morris kicked off to Kil patrick on hlft 18 yard line who returned 15. A short pass Kil patrick to letcher Incomplete. Kil Patrick jabbed right tackle for 4 yards. Bennett punted to 35 yard line to Morris. Oglethorpe’s ball on her own 35 yard line. Kilgore fumbled but Maurer recovered for an eight yard gain. David failed at right tackle. Kilgore faUed there. Morris booted 40 yards, the ball falling on Georgia's 15 yard line. Fletcher hit center for 5 Butler knifed left guard for 3. Ben nett kicked 35 yards to Morris who failed to return. Petrels’ ball in mid field. Kilgore got 3 at center Maurer lost 4 at left end. Morris' kick was blocked by Bennett and Moore recovered on .Qeorgia’q 40 yard line. Kilpatrick **ut off left tackle for 5 yards. Fletcher got center. Kilpatrick skirted left end for 3 yards and first down. Fletcher got 4 at center. Kilpatrick hit tackle for 2. He skirted left end for 4. Moore got one at center. Fletcher smashed left guard for six yard* and first down. Butler got 1 at center Fletcher failed at right end. He then knocked off 4 at left tackle In two bucks “Big John* 'got ten yards and first down. Ball on Og lethorpe's 9 yard line. Kilpatrick got 4 at left end. The quarter end ed with the J>all on Oglethorpe’s. 5 RYE, N. Y.—The Nationals Wo men’s Gplf Championship, so long the property of the east and south went west Saturday ar Miss Edith Cummings, plucky Chicago tri umphed over Miss Alex Stirling ol New York, a native Georgian who had held the title three times. The western gir 1 won by n margin of three up and two to play after a tense and brilliant struggle in the thirty-sixth hole final rounds march at the West chester Bultmore Country Club. FOOTBALL SCORES Georgia Tech 10: V. M. I. 7. Mercer 6: Furman 8. Yale 53: North Carolina 0. Army 20; Florida 0. Michigan 36; Case 0. Lafayette 0; Pittsburg 7. Cornell* 884: Susquehanna 0. Navy 13; Dickinson 7. Harvard 53: Rhode Island 0. Trinity 7: Worchester Tech 6. Maryland 3: University of Penn The Fairway Another Scandal Is About to Start in Baseball—M a y b e Entries are being signed up for tho fall play for tho Gov- •rn-oro’ eup and tho tourna ment committee it anxious for a largo number of tho Clover- hurst golfers to ontor. , Play will begin in a fow days and tho entrance blank has been posted. ington and Lee University was' of ficially declared off Saturday when the latter team refused to play against Charles eWst, star ne gro half-back on the Red and Black team for the last three years and winner of the ,national pentha- thlon championship at Philadelphia lata year. Read Bancr-Herald Want Ada. (By Associated Preti) BOSTON _ District Alton,,, O’Brlon of Suffolk county .aid Sat. urday that ho had bc*un the In. Mitigation of the owner,hip and management of bot& American and National League, upon the peti. tion of So,ton citizen,. ■(he District Attorney aa|d that thd petition alleged that a fraud on the part of both clubs In the mat ter of transferring of players wai perpetrated, 10 as to have an effort on the ultimate winner of pennant. In each league. President Christy Uattehewion of tho Boston Bravea said that to far as he was concerned, the own. ershlp or the Braves courted the Investigation. A, to the tradea, h< eald that they had made but one trade and that was beneficial fa the Boston club. ’Saturday at Opelika. qA Powerful Ally IN YOUR BUSINESS JHE business man will find that a connection with the GEOR GIA NATIONAL BANK is of great assistance in furthering his best interests. THIS BANK IS COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TO HAN DLE EVERY PHASE OF COMMERCIAL BANKING BUSINESS, AND PATRONS ARE ASSURED OF SERVICE WHICH IS PROMPT, COURTEOUS AND ACCURATE IN EVERY DETAIL. Identify yourself with this strong, growing bank. Our facilities for handling business in your home state, America or foreign countries, are amply sufficient Georgia National Bank CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $950,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Athens, Georgia JL. Lavo’nia. Hartwell, Royston. Winners In Prep Games LAVONIA, Oa.—Lavonla de feated Cornelia 105-0 In foot ball here Friday aftornoon. HARTWELL, Oa—Hartwell won her lecond* tune of the eenaon here Friday by defeat- Inc Toccoa did). ROYSTON. Ga — Elberton went down to defeat before the Royaton High football team here Friday afternoon. The score was *6-0. Future Opponent Of Athens High Defeats Marietta At Gelneevllle, Friday afternoon, Onlneivllle High School defeated Marietta High School 40 to 0. In November the Athena High School plays Che OalncerUle team and frnm the outcome of the gome Friday It look, a. If Athens High will Have a bard time with them. That score should make the Ath ena High team reallte that the Galneeville game will not be an easy one and therefore train and work even harder the before. yard line. 8ECONO QUARTER Fletcher amnehed tackle for 4, and then went over for a touch down. Bennett failed to kick goal Score Georgia 6. Oglethorpe 0. Thomnaon kicked off to Hamrick on Oglethorpe’s 30 yard line. David fumbled and recovered. Maurer got 1 at left end. Morris punted to Georgia's 38 yard line, tho ball falling dead. Moore lost 2 on bad pass. Kilpatrick failed at the left flank. Moor? minted to Nix on his own 35 yard line. David lost 5 al left end. Pas* David to Nix In complete. Taylor threw Maurer foi 7 yard los*. Morris then punted to Georgia's 43 yard lino, delayed buck Fletcher c rixht tackle for « yard*. Butler got 3 at right tackle. Phflpot got ,4 at left tackle. First down. Ball on Oglethorpe's 44 yard *ino. Nel son substituted for Butler. Kil patrick got 5 at right end. Cleck ley loot 3 at left end. Pass Thom ason to Rlchardeon grounded. Paaa Pbilpot to Kilpatrick grounded Philpot kicked 40 yard* to Morris the ball fell on Ogcthorpe'a If yard line. Maurer running from t. punt formation got 18 yards at right cr.d. Msnrci lest 2 at *:■;>; tackle. Kilgore got It s *ack thru right guard. Georgia was penal i.n/i r ' ... .A. Perdue 39; Wilmington 0. Rutgers 44; Villanova 0. Ohio State 24: Wesleyan 7. Chicago 10; Colorado 0. West Virginia 28; Allegheny 0. MarysvJIel 14 ■. University o! Tenn 14. Virginia 9; University of Rich* mond 0. V. P. J; 7: Davidson 0. citadel 226: Ersklno 0. Presbyterian College 7: South Carolina 3. Syracuse 61; William Mary 3 Quantlco Marines 14; George town 3. Penn State 16; North Carolina Stftte 0. Princeton 16; Johns IT6pk!ns 7. Illinois 24; Nebraska 7. Wisconsin 7; Coe College 3. Minnesota 20; Ames 17. ~ Wake Forest 41; Guilford 0. Auburn 20; Birmingham South, ern 0. Alabama 56 Mtesisrippf tk Lehigh 28; Getysburg 6. Dartmouth 6; Maine 0. Swnrthmorc 6: ITnsinue 0. renter 13: CarsoA Newman 0. Tdxas 51. Phillips 0. Indiana 0: Depaw 3. Notre Dame 14; Lninhn-1 O Vanderbilt 27; Howard 6. Rprlnghttl 13: Fort Leaning ?2. Trinity 54. Randolph 0. Mississippi A. & M, 28; Milsaps Clemeon 32; NewbenVo. Southern Eleven Refuses to Pl^y W. & J. Saturday Ised 5 yards. First down, Morris got 4 at center. A pasa Morris to Nix gained 3. '.The ball went over Kilpatrick got 3 at center. 8cora» Georgia 6} Oglethorpe 0. THIRD QUARTER Morris kicked to Georgia's 5 yard line to Kilpatrick who returned 27 yards. Ball on Georgia's 33 yard line. Georgia penalised 5 for off side. Kilpatrick hit left tackle for Nelson fumbled and Cousins recovered. Pass David to Nix net ted 18. David got 5 at left tackle. He carried it thru the line for a touchdown. Morris failed to kick goal. Score Georgia 61 Oqlethorps 6. Morrlfi kicked off to Moore who returned to his 32 yard line. Nel son hit center for 4. Kilpatrick went around right eal for 11 and. first down. Kilpatrick failed asj (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. Penn. — The scheduled football game between Washington ft Jefferson nnd Wash- III UMTStKiL CAB |— i at tbs ussrtouriag car from tbs side, you are st once !y impressed with the efftet ol longer, more graceful lines secured oy enlarging the cowi and nising the radiator Slanting windshield and one-man top lend material aid in giving the entire car a lower, mors stylish a An apron coanecdns tho mdiitor with the fender skirts is also a clodded improvement. A comfort freturn much appreciated by owners, b tho additional leg room provided by tbs enlargement of tho ccwL Allow us to show you tho entire line of now Ford cars now c display in our show room. Thae utts tan te ebteixed through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, C. A. Trussell Motor Co. 55: r BASEBALL RESULTS •TANDING OF CLUBS AMERICAN LEAGUE CLUBS— W. L. Pet. New York 07 63 .047 Cleveland Detroit ,.. St Louis . Washington Philadelphia Chicago ... Boston ... .81 69 .460 81 71 .587 74 76 .488 .. 74 78 .467 88 83 ,423 67 84 01 90 .404 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUBS— W. L. New York 96 66 Cincinnati 01 61 Pittsburg 86 67 .518 CWeaso 81 69 .644 81 Louis 77 73 .618 Brooklyn 74 78 .487 Boston 61 100 .348 Philadelphia 48 102 .386 SATURDAY’S RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago g; Cleveland 3; Chicago 7; Cleveland 4, second game. Ph ladelphla 1; New York 3. St. Lodi. 3; Detroit 12. _ NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 4-1- Boston 6-4. New York 3; Fn-klyn 4. Pittsburg 7: Cincinnati L . KgWOI; St. Louis C. did Cleckley. Bennet kicked yards to Oglethorpe's 8 yard line. Morris kicked 35 yards to Kilpat rick who returned 16. Fletcher skirted left end for 33 yards and o touchdown.* Bennett kicked goal. Score Georgia 18; Oglethorpe 6. Morris kicked off tb Nelson who returned to bis 43 yard line. Ran dall got 9 yards over right tackle ‘ Randall got first down here. Nel* rpn over le.'t guard 1. Pass Moor* to Fletcher Incomplete. On a double pass Fletcher got 18. was hurt but resumed play Fletcher 2 over left guard, quarter ended. 8cors, Georgia IS; Oglethorpe 6 FOURTH PERIOD /Randall got 11 and first down. Georgia was penalised 15 for hold ing. Ball on Oglethorpe's *85 yard line Randall 4 at left tackle. Fletcher 16 at right end. Randal) lost 1 yard at right tackle. Moors duplicated his feat. The ball went over on Oglethorpe's eighteen yard lint. Maurer failed on a triple pass. Bennett Mocked Moris' punt and Rlchui Json recovered on his owq 23 yard line. Randall got at left tackle. Randall got 7 and firri down at rlgnt enc. Randall got 6 more at left tackle. Fletcher ■maahed tho lino for hla third touchdown. Bennett kicked goal 8eore Georgia 20. Oglethorpe 6. Randall kicked off to Maurer who returned to his - 33 yard line Albaugh failed. Ball on Oglethorpe S3 yard line. A 60 yard pass Mor ris to David placed the ball, or Georgia's 20 yard line. Albaugh hit the dust for a 6 yard Iosk after fumbling. Taylor made the taekle. David to Nix incomplete Pass Morris to David intercepted bv Randall'who ran to hia 85 yard line. He was hurt but ran off the field. Whindham got 3 at left end Ha added 11 at the ««me place trst down. Nelson 5 at left, end sff ? st Kstc?. 7mm tlown, THE BATTLE ENDED "“Gone up “ in smoke” ,*t - • V I F you have an undejr-draft stove or range, the\ smoke which pours out of your chim ney carries away with it $0 per cent of the heat value of ; your fuel And that means 60 pen cent of your money. Cole’s Patented Hot Blast combustion stopsithis fuel waste. \ Jcdt' Saves Ho| an Fuel un< ie )’« Hot BUst bums the valu4bls back unon the fire, where they are con sumed. Thus Cole’s Hot Blait bums mere sir-—which cost, nothing—and lifer- lesS costly coal. And it saves .1/3 to .cm y s in fuel bilb. fuel gases and the smoke which draft stoves and ranges allow to .. waste up the chimney. It mixes s'u heated air jvith them and forces r; 1 Coin’s Hot Blast C r> m b ? n a t ?. o n Co.- I flange ' * -tiUya am! ir. .L.’fihy t'vo t.iKMf'lata -mg* in wiirnr, a ■f * u-td Oa-; »- -ny "CWt'i Saves CoaP* BERNSTE Broad Street , Jl—C IN BROTHERS Athens, Georgia