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tfO< rr\ \9 V* &0W \ /O ^1/ r f 'y / , /} L-^ <A/C f~ ^ ^ Clii’istmas INTumber. rilE RED AND BLACK. I niversify of Georgia, Athens, Ga., PumnlxT 20, 18!)!). No. SENIORS AND FRESHMEN TIE, JUNIORS DEFEAT SENIORS. In a Battle Royal the Seniors and Freshmen Struggle in Vain For Supremacy Score 6 to 6. Upper Classmen Meet With a Crushing (Meat at the hands of the Stalwart Men of 1901. The lirst of the series of elms The grandstand was oik (fames was played on Saturday, Maze of red and hlaek, blue am! November 1), and was a splendid while and orange and black last example of what can In clone by Tuesday afternoon as the mighty class teams if only the right Seniors gathered their forces for spirit is aroused. The (fame a mighty onslaught on the class | immediately under them. was interesting from the mo ment of the first kick-off until it was linally called with the score t‘> to (3. Where nearly every man played such excellent foot-ball, it is hard to pick out the stars. Probably the best work was done by Pucker and Myers for the Seniors, and Dorsey and Hodgson for the Freshmen. The whole Freshman line do- t’apt. Crouch wins toss-up and chooses the north goal. Johnson of tie- Juniors kicks to the Senior’s twenty-yard line! and then Myers fails to gain and fumbles ball. The Juniors! skirl tin 1 end and buck the line ti'l a touchdown is made by Scruggs in six minutes of play. Hirsch kicks goal. This sntne kind of play is in- lulged in again ; the S'Uiio.j-,, serves gr *at prais * for the tin- uiti”’ ,, m n^am , ,u, e 1 mv ( |j expected strength they showed fumbling amt Juniors falling on in holding the heavy Seniors. the pig skin. Johnson drops Tiib Gamjc in Dktaii.. back for kick. Myers catches Calhoun kicks 30 yards, and and returns with a punt. John- the Seniors advance 8 yards be fore they lose on fumble. The Freshmen gain 10 yards, then also fumble ball. Tin Suiiors return 11 yards, drop the ball and a freshman oil top o( it. Hodgson goes through the line for 20 yards. Tin Freshunn lose o yards on a fumble but keep the ball. Calhoun kicks gfi yards. Tin Seniors gain 3 yards but lose ball on foul play. The Freshmen, by short gains, carry the ball within 0 yards of the goal, and Clay is sent around left end for a touch down. Max tor kicks goal. Score Freshunn 6, Seniors 0. The Seniors kick 30 The Freshmen gain 10 but fumble. M uiver i- hurt and retires from the gain", Cobb taking his place. The Seniors, by short bucks and end runs, advance the ball 34 yards, to within a few feet of the goal. Johnson, though, at this point secures ball and so keeps the Suiiors from scoring. After a few more downs, time is called with the ball on the Freshmen 15 yard line. SK< ONI) HALF. Recently Elected by Unanimous Vote Captain pi the 1900 football Team. son catches ball and makes a beautiful run of 80 yards for a touchdown. Hirsch fails to kick goal. Tli ■ Seniors kick off again and Juniors lose on fumble. Seniors by steady bucks carry ball to Juniors three-yard line, where they lose it just as whis tle blows calling time in the first half. Score—Juniors 11, Seniors (l. The second half is blit a rep etition of tlie first, with the ex ception of a touchdown by the Seniors. This half was characterized by two long runs made by yards. < Scruggs and Cox respectively, more, f or 11,,. Juniors. Scruggs breaks away from Seniors and runs 75 yards for a touchdown. Hirsch fails to kick goal. In the next minute of play Cox secures ball oil a fumble and skirts Senior’s end for eighty yards und n touchdown. Hirsch kicks goal. Score—Juniors 22, Seniors 0. In the latter part of the P. K. McCUTCHEON. Non p W. IMeldriin Addresses the Students in Chapel Last Saturday Morning. The tirst of the series of ad dresses by prominent alumni of the University was delivered in Chapel lust Saturday morning by Hon. I*. W. Meldrim, of Sa- ! vnnnnli. It istptite a tilting tribute to Mr. Meldrim that lie should have been selected its tile first of Uni versity Alumni to deliver an address to the student hotly, lie lias been called “a model* Alumnus," and the title is a deserved one. Mr. Meldrim was a member of the class of 18G8, and lias attended every com mencement of the University since bis graduation, lie is now President of the University Alumni Association, and is con stantly working for the upbuild ing of bis alma mater. The close attention or the en tire audience was held through the eighty minutes in which Mr. Meldrim spoke. I le selected the character of Cicero as a model to be held up to the college man of today, and drew many les sons of great practical value j from tlie life of the great Unman lawyer and statesman. Cicero combined all the at tainments of a scholar with those of a successful man of affairs. He was a good soldier, a good lawyer, a good statesman and a good scholar. lie pos sessed great tact and great cour age. It was his pleasure to defend the helpless, and lie did not fear to pie id the cause of the innocent, oven iu the face of the displeasure of those in high places. In conclusion, Mr. Meldrim impressed upon all students the importance of following tlie motto that actuated all of Cice ro’s life; “Do right and work hard." The young ladies of Lucy Cobb attended the address in a body, and by their presence added much to the pleasure of the occasion. Chancellor Hill merits tlie thanks of the whole student body for providing for them these addresses from University Alumni; and the visit of Mr. Meldrin has proved how pleas ant and profitable these occa sions can lie made. ALL SOU I’MKRN TLAM. GEORGIA GETS TWO PLACES- Coach Maussy, while in At- i lutn recently. was conversing wiili Referee Taylor and others who will have a part iu naming •lie nll-southern-teani, and from what he understood, Georgia will have two nieii upon it ; viz Hamilton, IWt Tackle, and Mc Intosh, Full-back. The center and one end have not yet been decided on, but 111<• rest of the nll-southern-tonin will probebly be n-> follows : Right Guard, Clnirhtirn, S •- wando. Left Guard, Newman, Tenn. Right Tackle, Menni’tt, N C. I,"ft Tackle, Hamilton, Ga. Right F.nd, Osliorno, N. C. Right Half-back, Seiblcs, Sc. wnnee. Left Half-back,Koehler, N. C. Quarter Mack, Hugely, Au burn. Full Mack, McIntosh, Ga. Hamilton and McIntosh rich ly deserve the high honor that has been conferred upon them r 20 yards and “guards right’ ranee 5. Clay upperclassmen skin the necessary distance and The Freshmen gain 1 and kick score their only touchdown 20. The ball is fumbled and made during the game. Score— (Concluded on ffht page.) (Concluded on Otli page.) Young kicks off the Freshmen adv goes around end for 20 yard second half the Seniors get ball It would be a difficult matter to on a fumble oil the Junior's ftnd a better tackle in the South thirty-yard line. My the buck- than Hamilton, while McIntosh ing of Myers and by the has clearly out-punted the full formation, the back of <• very team Georgia has carry the pig- met this season. Merit bn* found its reward. If any of the lioys want a nice Holiday Gift in cut glass, china or fancy go<Kls, don’t fail The playing of football in pro- to see J. II. Huggins A Son’s hibited at (i«*org*'towu college, i *tock down on Broad street.