The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current, December 01, 1894, Image 1

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/, r THE RED AND BUCK. VOL. 2. UNIVERSITY OF (iEOHlilA, ATHENS, (JA.. DECEMBER 1. IsiM. NO. 10. no I'f bo In all a> E Ip t ! ! ? iwitb hard playing on both sides, awaited the arrival of the party at Halsey makes several pretty runs I the Athens depot with a brass band I and at last Stubbs touches the ball and plenty of enthusiasm. Mcr behind the posts, and the score is I chants opened their stores and told I tied—kicking of goal a failure, the boys to help themselves to box- YOU CAN’T KEEP THE VARilTY ! Auburn ball at centre field kickoff es. Soon a large bon tire lighted nflU/M 1 ; for 30 yds—the U. of <J. now plays up the campus, the college rang o l UUnlt rhe Aubumites Peteated by « | great ball and soon a touch down on the night sir and the college yell Score of to to 8. is again wurs 8 points. Butler fails was heard on every hand. The ^'* 1C Hoys of the Fores 1 City Dc An Old Score Settled! feated to the Tune of ii to o. uflGEOKGIA WINS THE DAY! ed tf, Vi die | v 0 ,, List Saturday marked an event] 0 ' varsity. How It Was Dor\e ! Last Garr\e of Ifie Season I It was just as we expeoled, the goal. Auburn ball at centre field, , night had far spent itself when the kicked out of bounds. Stubbs kieks last echo of the bell was heard and at 1° yd line for 40 yds. Auburn | the dying embers of the great bon j j now gains right along, but time is tire was all that was left to remind called, the ball being at the U. of, the passer by that the great day C. 8 yd line. Score 8 to 4 in favor was over. Georgia had triumphed ! j ’Varsity boys came out oil top in the Three years had she waited and now game last Thursday in Savtftnah, and end the season with a line re cord on the gridiron. The team nr rived in Savannah early Thursday morning ami put up at the 1‘ulnski House where they took breakfast and then proceeded to see the town, ii^ong looked for by the students of j SKCOND HAI.K. the defeat that had once befallen fo.wo great colleges of Georgia and j Stubbs kicks off for 80 yds and ^ an ^ 8 °f the Alabamians (l fiUabaina. A day that was to go the game is anybody’s for awhile. wnK l,lolu ‘' 1 "">• . .Iowii in the annals of college life Butler makes a beautiful run of 28 j as one of victory or defeat for the yards, but soon Auburn gets down k< iioks ok tiik contkst. ’Varsity boys, but when the sun to work and Dunham makes a 70 yd A large iiiimher of the boys staid sank on that eventful day the bird mn and a touch down is Auburii’a. | ove ** Atlanta till Sunday after of victory could be seen proudly fi ipping bis wings on the Bed and : /Black standard. The S. A. I., spe- ci»l loaded down with the followers of the Bed and Black left Athens adds two more points to the ficor Siturday morning and arrived in I . the Gate City at 1 o’clock, p. in. and \ emptied into the depot at least loll g.n score. . ’Varsity men and numerous citizens Tim ,. nuw . lh(J H oo! ! I of the Classic City. The boys im Us |,i heard oll evury side, pro- of the Classic City. The boys mi mediately proceeded to liven up the town with college yells and songs. The Auburn team bail arrived on -their special train an hour or so pre vious. After a general ail around hand shaking with many of the old ’Var sity men who were over to help ns on to victory, the crowd began snrg ing towards tin ball park. Auburn was first to arrive on the grounds, but soon the U. of G. boys made their appearance, and were greeted liy the college yell. Two thousaini people, the majority of whom wore the lied aud Black, were now wait ing anxiously to see the gridiron battle, and all was breathless antic being shown around ’ .the old I’m Failure of goal score 8 to 8. Dark-, l,ooni versity men in the cii*- \til I*. M. ness now begins to fall and so does The Capital City Club bauipiet they appeared .ie gri Auburn's hopes, as the boys in Bed complimentary to the two teams ready for the fray. Butler tv! \ and Black force them back yd by was a swell affair and much enjoyed loss aud chose the south goal Sa yd, aud a fatal fumble by Nelson by the boys. vannali kicked off and Shackleford costs the Alabamians a safily, and A great many of the 'Varsity men n ' r, '' v, ''l tlm ball with outstretched look in the “Black Crook" Saturday '"’ms and proceeded to advance it for 2 i yds before dowoed. Then commenced sonic sharp playing, Slid claiming the U. of (4. viotor, by a score of 10 to 8. The presentation of the silver cup to the winners now takes place and the crowd surges towards tin 1 sponsors' carriage, a splendid affair, drawn by four white horses, aud gaily decorated with red and black ribbons. In it un sealed two lair admirers of the Bed and Black, .Miss Mildred Cahaniss, of Atlanta, and Miss Mamie Lon Hinton, of Alliens, while as escorts we see two well known and popular faces, those of .Mr. .1. W. Morton aud Mr. John Welch. With a very appropriate and short address, Miss Hinton delivered tin- cup to CapL Butler, who received it wiili a few ipalion when four o clocked arrived we || chosen remarks. Veils then and the two teams lined up. TIIK UAMK STARTS. Capt. Butler wins the toss and chooses the south goal. Auburn lias the ball. Nelson opens the game with a kick for 4r< yds. Spain catch es the ball for a 10 yd gain. Ball downed. Halsey then makes 2 yds and Shack goes for 13 more. The hall is down after tome hard play- were given with a vengeance and the crowd proceeded to the Kimball house. The vast rotunda of the of fice then resounded and vibrated for niglil. Our engine w is “out of sight." I.iudsley Halsey played great ball. How about Dunham for a large man? The Techs seemed to support Au burn, although many wore tin- Black and lied. Those songs were very appro priate. Did von ever sue so milch “off si le" playing? The Atlanta photographer was a little loo confident. Messrs. Howell, Taylor ami Dor sey, in their respective positions of umpire, referee ami linesmen, de after scv< ral end runs by our boys and center bucks, Fleming plaoes the ball behind the posts, and we have four points in our favor. But ler failed to kick the goal. Savannah now has the hall and kicks off, but llo- bluff buck and several oilier mystifying pi lys com plctcly rattles the S iv.tmialiaiis and soon tin- ball i« again behind the posts, but llo- referee does not arc the ball pass through three mens bauds, so it counts ns nothing. Time is now called ami tile score stands, U. of fi. 4, Savannah 0. SKOONII II,M K. Stubbs kicks off, ami thru in few minutes Watkins has madr a serve credit for their good ^ touc |, down and Butler kicks goal the Reid. Score 10 to 0 in our favor. Savau- ( 2""" » her of Athens'young „ a |, kicks off and the 'Varsity ladies attended ill.- game. steadily gains ground. Butler now (tov. Alkiimon witncMcd the tfarm*. make* a touch <lo*rii and kicks #41*1 The silver cup we won i* Scorn, 10 to an hour with Varsity yell* .ami appropriately engraved ami will l»<* Savannah kicks off, Shark catches rfotij'H. Kveiyhody was happy. Pro- put in the library wln*n finiahed. ;U|, I the criss croaa it work* fessors aud students shook baud. «ood kicking was not in order f,,r 20 1 *"‘ l •K ai " l,l “ " f last Saturday it seemed. <J ,,uor, • , ' *'" 1 ,},,ller P l,0e * the U " , , . , , between the goal posts. Score 22 Atwood, of Auburn, was the only man hint during the game. i and yelled together. Trainer Win stou was called oil and made a neat address to the boys from the bal ing, almost on the Auburn goal line, cony of the office. Cheer, were but now the Alabamians got in their given for the captain, the manager work and gain ground until they and trainer. Time flew around and secure a touch-down. Dunham soon the cry of “All aboard for hotel misses the goal and the score is 4 ill Athens,’’ rang out and the crowd A. O. Halsey attended the game. Auburn's favor. wended its way to the depot. Ball at centre field—Stubbs kicks The 'Varsity special left for 40 yds aud the game proceeds I o'clock and the people of Athens he will come. The Hotel Aragon was decorated with Auburn colors. Strange for a to 0. Only two minutes are left to play, but it is time for Spain, F., to make a beautiful sixty yd run, but is downed on Savannah's 10 yd line. The time is now up and the game ends, the U. of fi. having added an other victory to her splendid rcoord. . ... , The game was void of any dirty lie say. he wants to return to col- , £ waH witll ,(, y X orf at 7 lege next year. We sincerely hope people. Stubbs, Spain, Shackelford au-l Butler distinguished themselves. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA LIBRARIES MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION free 1 Mirra 5<imfOc3K.