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THE II ED AND BLACK
Bullpups Are to 'Student's Dawgs
Occupy Chair at
Chapel Services
Meet Alabama
The Georgia Rullpups will meet
the Alahamu freshmen this after
noon at Rome. fin . in the annual
affair between the two universities.
Last year the Tide won by the score
of 10 to 0.
Coach Hill White's team has de
veloped a new offense that was dis
played in the Auburn victory an 1
no doubt will cause the Alabamians
no small amount of trouble.
The team started off rather slow
by dropping Karnes to Clemson and
Mercer but came bark in Mont-
yomery to beat Auburn 24 to 0.
Joselove, end, who was hurt in
serimnuiKP is all right and will he
ready for service today. Dickens,
back, and Jones, guard, are nursing
hurts and may be Ijeld out. of the
fray.
First Basketball
Scrimmage Held
By Varsity Squad
The first basketball scrimmage of
the year was held by the varsity
squad at its practice Tuesday on the
Woodruff hall floor. Under the di
rection of Captain Florence, the
team has been working out four
times each week since November 1,
and Coach Stegeman decided that the
quintet had progressed rapidly
enough for the first scrimmage. An
other was held Wednesday.
Captain Florence, Keen, and Har
ris, letter-men of last year, together
with Dudley Cook, Jesse Drew, Hoke
Hill. Hancock, and Murdock have
been pluylng the forward positions.
At center. Roy Drew, Florence,
and Harris, letter-men, have been
alternating. Williams and Blumen-
thal have been in this position also.
Fight candidates for the guar)
positions Include Dudley Cook, An
derson, Courts, Renson, Hart, Mil-
ton Palmer, Kline, and Steele.
It Is expected that eight members
of the Bulldog football squad will
Join the above candidates as soon as
the Tech game is completed. These
are: Morris, letter-man of last sea
son, Lautzenhiser, Davidson, Martin,
Henry Palmer, Harvey Hill, Dudlev,
and "Buster” Cook.
The tlrst game will probably be
played In Athens, December 10, ac
cording to Coach Stegeman.
(By Sain Hirscli)
Compulsory chapel will not be
necessary for the gay dogs of the
Georgia campus. Voluntarily they
attend, even when not expected.
And even when not drunk or other
wise out of their senses.
Tuesday an absent sophomore was
marked present. Not because he Is
bigger than the monitor, either. But
because his seat was occupied by one
of these gay dogs, Boots, a well-
known dogabout-town.
Boots sat quietly through the en
tire service, making no protest even
at the prayer, and seemed Interested
in the proceedings, though he took
no notes. His presence lent an air
of intelligence hitherto unknown at
any chapel attendance, and served to
wake up the sleeping sophomores.
The student who takes the roll
now has Boots dogging his footsteps,
thereby Increasing chapel attendance,
which, with large numbers of Latin
students present, now takes on all
the attractions of a dog and pony
show.
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Biftads Gather
For Second Time
The Biftad club, social organiza
tion of the University of eorgia, held
its second meeting of the year Wed
nesday afternoon at the Chi Phi
fraternity house.
The feature of the meeting was
the distribution of the newly-adopt
ed pins and arm bands that will be
used to identify the members when
meeting various athletic teams upon
their arrival in the city.
Miss Ruby Chapman visited Miss
Lura Chapman at the Alpha Gamma
Delta house Saturday.
BULLDOG SCORING
Name Points Scored
McCrary
72
Hooks
2<t
McTlgue .
24
Dudley _ --
24
Johnson
20
Rotlistoin -
12
Estes
ft
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Cox -
a
Cook .
0
Team total
202
< fpponents’ total
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Wonder What an All-Star Half Back Thinks About
By BRIGGS
Scientific Group
Will Convene in
South This Year
The American Mathematical So
ciety and the Mathematical Associa
tion of America will hold their an
nual meeting at Nashville. Tenn..
in conjunction with the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science, December 26-31, Dr. R. P.
Stephens, head of the department
of mathematics. University or eor
gia. announces.
Dr. Stephens is in charge of a com
mittee from Georgia interested in
working up attendance at the meet
ing of these organizations and Sou
thern representative* in this field
are busying themselves that a large
attendance may be had.
vsiELL, |'m OFF FOR mV 391h
ToucHDovjm.... rEeT, Do Yout?
STUFF
Those guY-s vdno'Re Yelling
FOR A TOUChDoUJaJ OUGHTa
Cot-AE J'OlOfd ON The FiELD AND
Tf?Y Tb MAKE ONE
Look at that LUCKY STifF
UP in The .stands LKSHTirV
A ClSARETTE
WHAT 1*0 <3|Y(r FOR
ClGAReTTE
OH, BOV f
RwSHT NOW
Three months
najithoot a Smoke ,
I'M FED UP on
FOOTBALL..
WHEN THIS season's
OVER I'm Go in' To BUY
ME A CARTON OF OLD
Golds and smcke 'em
ALL AT One SITTIN'
Mrs. D. L. Deal visited her daugh
ter, Miss Lucy Mae Deal, at the Al
pha Gamma Delta house during the
past week.
Old Gold
77ie Smoother and better Cigarette
not a cough in a carload
^ C 1^27. P. U
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