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VOIiUME XX.
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, ATHENS, GA., OCTOBER. 7 1913.
NUMBER 3
Georgia Plays
Dahlonega
Next Game on Sanford Field
Saturday.
The game with L. S. U. has been
cancelled for the coming Saturday,
nevertheless the fans will have the
pleasure of witnessing a game be
tween Georgia and Dahlonega. All
arrangements have just been com
pleted for the game to be played on
the home ground. Dahlonega ex
pressed her joy on getting a game
with Georgia and promised to bring
down a good team. These mountain
lads are strong and hardy and judg
ing from the report that is out they
bid fair to gve us an interesting
game.
Editors Named
For Pandora
MESSRS. McKAMY, WADE AND
PUND ELECTED FOR
THIS YEAR.
Last Thursday a meeting of the
Senior class was held in the college
chapel for the purpose of electing
editors for the college annual “The
Pandora.” The three men receiving
the highest number of votes were
John Wade, of Marshalville, Edgar
R. Pund, of Augusta, and Davis R.
McKamy, of Dalton.
These three men, according to the
constitution, elect for themselves an
editor-in-chief and the remaining
two will serve as associate editors.
Mr. McKamy was elected editor-in-
chief.
The three men elected compose a
competent staff and there’s no doubt
as to their getting out a Pandora
that will do credit to the University.
The business manager of the pub
lication is given each year to the
highest bidder. He will be selected
some time in the near future.
Georgia Scores 108 Points Law Glass
On the A, P. C. Team Elects Officers
Day Was Hot and Many Subs Were
Used by Red and Black. Georgia
Breaks Record in Points
Scored.
Georgia opened her football sea
son Saturday afternoon when she
played the Alabama Presbyterian
College on the home mede. The
game began with the varsity line-up,
but later on was substituted for oth
er men, giving each sub a taste of
the game.
The Red and Black had but little
opposition during the whole game.
By long end runs made by McWhor
ter and line bucks by Powell four
touchdowns were made during the
first quarter. The second down was
made in 35 seconds after starting.
McWhorter made three touchdowns
and Powell one. Henderson kicked
three goals. Score at end of first
quarter—Georgia 27; A. P. C., 0.
At beginning of second quarter
some of the new men were sent into
the game. The interesting plays
were the return of a punt by Dorsey,
end runs by Crump and forward
passes to Hitchcock and by Sidberry
to Owens, both making long gains.
Crump, Hitchcock and Thompson
scored a touchdown. The first half
ended with Georgia 47 ,A. P. C. 0
The third quarter began with some
of the varsity men back in line.
With little trouble three more touch
downs were made, Crump, McWhor
ter and Powell each scoring a down.
Powell made a long dash around end,
while Crump went through the line,
and McWhorter nabbed a forward
pass. Henderson kicked two goals
and the score stood 67 for Georgia,
A. P. C. 0.
During the last' quarter practically
every man was given an opportunity.
The new men piled up more scores
than had been made during any
quarter. There were five more
touchdowns added to the already
overwhelming score. Flournoy made
a beautiful run of eighty yards for
touchdown. Forward passes to Pad-
dock and McWhorter, Flournoy’s
long run, Sidberry bucking the line,
Dorsey’s long end run and Thomp
son’s return and his kicking goal
ended the game. During the last
quarter Flournoy made two touch
downs, McWhorter two, and Dorsey
one. The final score ended, Georgia
108; A. P. C. 0.
(Continued on page 8).
GEORGIA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE—1013
Date
Team
Score
Team
Score
Where Played
Oct. 4
A. P. G.
0
Georgia
108
Athens
Oct. 11
Dahlonega
Georgia
Athens
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Alabama
Georgia
Atlanta
Virginia
Georgia
Birmingham
Nov. 1
N. Carolina
Georgia
Athens
Nov. 6
Clemson
Georgia
Augusta
Nov. 15
Tech
Georgia
Atlanta
Nov. 22
Auburn
Georgia
Atlanta
Annual Election Held Last
Thursday.
The Junior Law Class held a meet
ing last Saturday and elected officers
for the coming year. The following
men were chosen for the class offi
cers:
R. B. Wingate, President.
H. McLain, Vice-President.
Daison, Secy and Treas.
Pinque, Chaplain.
Henry Howard, Historian.
Pres. Harrison
on Thalians
HEAD OF UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC
CLUB DISCUSSES PROSPECTS
FOR THIS YEAR.
The Thalian Dramatic Club is a
competitive organization whose ob
jects are to develop the histronic
ability by rendition of one or more
plays each year and the cultivation
of social relations between its mem
bers.
Any student of the University of
Georgia shall be eligible for mem
bership. “Each competitor must
sign a pledge that he has not been
coached or received aid on his part
since the same was assigned.”
The number of new members tak
en in each year varies with the size
of the cast.
The Thalians have the distinct
honor of being the oldest dramatic
organization of its kind in the South.
In the former years the Thalians con
tributed to the support of the Glee
and Mandolin club, to athletics, to
charitable institutions, etc. But of
late the “Georgia Spirit” which is
characteristic of the student body of
the University has not manifested it
self as strongly as it has heretofore
(Continued from page 5).