Vanderbilt at Tennessee

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  The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, Tennessee, November 17, 1916, page 3

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  Tom Baker Greene left SUNDAY for his home in Huntingdon, afte working several weeks in the Prog resS Office and making his home il the Progress family. There is moth | Ing green about Tom except his name and he is well qualified tC hold down cases and presses in good grade printing offices. Rev. ], 7. Ricketts, and wife, Of Advance, Mo-. accompanied by three of their five children, left Wednesday for Gibson county after visiting MI. Ricketts, father, A. p Ricketts,, near Sardis. Two of the three children mentioned are as fine twin boys. (Bill and John) as we ever saw, now II months old. Sam G. Bennett, who represents the Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co., OF Nashville, in this territory, arrived lin Lexington in the last weekend accompanied by his bride and we are informed that they will for a time make Lexington their home, taking rooms in the Hearn Hotel. Mr.. Bates was last week married to Miss Blanch Bates, charming Gleason girl. The motion for a new trial in the Decatur county case of State VS. w. I. Lewis, was argued by Judge I. A. Lancaster in Lexington last Saturday. The motion was over ruled and counsel asked for thirty days in which to appeal the case to the Supreme court. Mr.. Lewis while here made good bond for $4,000. Mrs. N. R. Barham had a pleasant social gathering in her home on Jackson street in the last weekend, for the purpose Of getting together a number Of friends to meet her sister, Mrs j. L. McNabb, Of War trace. A sandwich course and coffee were served and the afternoon was made a most enjoyable to the several matrons present Following the hopping up” Of the Vanderbilt University football team last Saturday by the University of Tennessee team at Knoxville 10 to 6 Richard Couer de Leon Ed wards, now in the U. of T.. writes his local friend DR.. Sam 7. Parker: Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, If Virginia can’t get “Vandy” Tennessee must” L. M. Rhodes, Of Carroll county late Republican candidate for Congress, was in Lexington last Friday consulting with Republican friends and, we are informed, considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of making contest. Mr.. Rhodes may Get his expenses paid in making contest, but in the long run had just as well take the dose of medicine the dis trict prepared for him on the 7th. County Judge W. H. Lancaster, with Mrs. Lancaster and their smaller children, and Howard Pear son driving the Lancaster Overland, left last Sunday for Aberdeen, Miss, to spend a week with the Judges daughter, Mrs. Willie Drake and family. The boys say that the Judge has gone to spend a week among Mississippi Democrats to Ia per off his Disappointment in the result of the recent election. Bills all right. Chancellor j. w. Ross was in Lex ington from $50 till 11:40 Tuesday morning and while here he and Judge Barham heard the argument Of counsel in the Chancery case of F. H. Watson ct al vs. Miss Robbie Clement ct al, which is known as the P. J. Dennison will case. Hon. John F. Hall and Judge 7. A. Lam caster represented the compliments and E. w, Essary and j. A. Eng land the defendants, and all four of the gentlemen made argument in the case. The Judges will deliver thoir dacicinn in foW davs

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  The Birmingham age-herald, Birmingham, Ala., November 12, 1916, page 1

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  Vanderbilt Gains Lead, But Tennessee Wins Out Later AIDS IN TENNESSEE RALLY Rabbit Curry Races Seventy Yards to Touchdown Through Broken Field-VOwell Scores Touch down That Brings Victory Knoxville, Tenn, Novem- Der 1.-THE University OF Tennessee football squad defeated the fast Vanderbilt eleven here this afternoon 10 to 6 and retained her standing in the race for the southern championship. When the Vanderbilt squad arrived in Knoxville this morning the odds were about a to 1 in favor of the visitors. The first three minutes OF play, however, demonstrated that the conquerors of Virginia had a real game on hand. Vanderbilt, receiving the ball on the first kickoff, failed to make Roadway against Tennessee’s heavy line and after five minutes of play Tennessee swept across the field to Vanderbilts 2-yard line, where they fumbled and lost the ball. Vanderbilt scored first when rabbit” Curry, Vanderbilt’s fleet quarter, ran 70 yards through broken field for touchdown in the second period In the same quarter A. Hatcher, for Tennessee made place kick. In the third quarter Tennessee scored the winning touchdown. OF sanding long materially assisted Tennessee to victory. Curry failed to show his usual brilliancy for Vanderbilt and was forced to retire in the last quarter. This was Tennessees first victory over Vanderbilt since 1914 In 1915 the Commodore scored an easy victory: Lineup and summary Tennessee DOG. Vowel (captain), left end; NJ. Vowel, left tackle; Lowe, left guard; Robinson, center; Henderson, right guard; Hamburger, right tackle; Wolfe. right end; A. Hatcher, quarter back; Emory, left halfback; Twiford, right halfback: Ring, fullback. Vanderbilt (G-Adams, left end; Cody, left tackle; Williams, left guard; Hamilton, center; Carman, right guard; Lips comb right tackle; Cohen. right end; Curry quarterback; Floyd, left halfback; Zerfoss, right halfback; Ray, fullbacll. Score by periods: Tennessee Observation-Disclosures. Z DO Vanderbilt Observation-Disclosures. 6 O. Referee, Henry (Kenyon college,. UNI pire, Watkins (Sewanee).’ Head lnesman. Cogdill (Auburn). Time of periods, 10 minutes each. Tennessee scoring: Touch down, G.. Cowell; goal from touchdown, A. Hatcher. Goal from field, A. Hatcher. Vanderbilt scoring, touchdown, Curray Substitutions: Tennessee. Andy Lowe VNxr-,f owl fn,, Shelby; Luck for Twiford. Vanderbilt: Norvelle for Carman; Richardson for Zerfoss; Price for Curry !; Hayes for Cohen.

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  Arizona republican, November 12, 1916, page 16 (results column)

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  FOOTBALL RESULTS Rutgers 0: West Virginia, O. Hamilton. 19; University Buffalo. 0. Springfield (Mass.) Y.M.CA. Train ing, School. 13: Tufts, 6. South Dakota State. “A; North Da- kota. :. Colgate, 35; Rochester. g. Stevens. 19; Connecticut Aggies, B. Johns Hopkins, 21 Western Mary land. o. Haverford. 13; Dickinson. :. 1 Missouri. G. Kansas Aggies. ‘. Kansas. 22; Washburn. 0. Northwestern, 20; Iowa. 13 Mount Union. ‘; Western Reserve, c New York University, 0; Colby, g. Columbia. O: Swarthmore, 15. Pennslaer, 6; Worcester Tech. 6. Williams. 0; Massachusetts Az gies, O Susquehanna, Q; Syracuse. 42. ] l afayette, 32; Albright, 0. Holycross. 19; Bowdoin, 10. Gettysburg, 27; Villa Nova, B. ! West Virginia Wesleyan. 0; George town. 47. ! Case. Al; Oberlin. 0. George Washington. 21; Eastern. 0. Union, g; Amherst 6. Penn. State. 10; Lehigh. T. Ohio State, 46: Indiana, [. Navy, 50; North Carolina Aggies, O. : Army, IT.; Maine. 3. Michigan. 20; Cornell. 23.. 1 NOtre Dame. 21; South Dakota. o. University of Pittsburg, 37; Wash ington and Jefferson. 0. , Pennsylvania, T; Dartmouth, ‘. i Yale, 6; Brown. 21. 1 Harvard, B Princeton. 0. 1 Morningside. 0; Ames, 2. ] Maryland State. 13; Catholic Uni yersity, 9 Marquette. 66; St. Louis Univer- sity. 0. | Transylvsnia. 1s: Mississippi Uni- versity, 3. University of Louisville University of Kentucky game cancelled. Tennessee, 10; Vanderbilt. 6. 3 Georgia Tech, 13; Alabama, 0. Florida. O: Auburn, 20. { Colorado College, 5S; University ot Colorado, 0. Colorado Aggies, 0; Colorado schoo F., Ohio. University, 33; University O Cincinnati 10 k Naoash. 26: Depauw, 13. Haskell Institute. ‘; Emporia Stat’ Normal. 14. Baylor. 0; Texas A. and M, 3. Rice. o5: Tulare. 13. Knox. z; Washington. ‘. Washington and Lee. 5; Buckness, University of Virginia. 35 Univer sity of South Carolina. 6. University of North Carolina. 10 Davidson College. [. University of Oregon, 12; Washing ton State 3 University of Washington. 23; Ore gon Aggies. 0. Santa Clara, 2S; Stanford Univer sity. 5 fRugby). University of California Freshmen

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Officially, Tennessee leads 79–⁠33–⁠5; as played, 81–⁠31–⁠4 in the 116 games on file; the official count covers all 120 meetings, counting the 105 since this game.