About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1928)
THE RED AND BLACK ketball Leagues own to Four Quintets Jacobson _ _ _ g. _ _ - Scharfman Siilmtltutlona: Holt (or Jacobson, Hutcheson (2) (or Lewis, Gesser. Dd’xwotiMmbtixiftxwjxtwntixDtwamocxwwDtwoe A(ter a week's play In the fra- ternity basketball leagues, (our teams stand out as the most power ful. In league one the Phi Delta Theta live has won three victories, detesting the PI Kappa Phi’s, the Tau Epsilon Pi's, and the strong Kappa Sigma quintet. The Sigma Chi live, also In league one. has yet to lose Its llrst game. It has beaten the Tau Epsilon Phi’s and the Delta Tau Deltas'. In league two are lett two strong undeteated teams in the Chi Phi live and the Sigma Nu club. Chi Phi lists wins over A. T. O. and Chi Psl. The Sigma Nu's In their two starts edged out both the S. A. E. and Lambda Chi Alpha quintets. ** Box scores o( games must he turn- eel In at the Red and Black contri bution box before every Wednesday night In order to be printed. Box Scores: Chi l*hl (48) A. T. O. (7) Courts ____ Thar pc Nunnally Sherrod Bhtck - _._c.____ Carlisle mu g. _ _ . Pihair Boland ____g. ____ Kelly Pi Kappa I'll! (24) Phi Delta Theta (30) Mitchell (2)__(._ Strother (18) \i< IiiiIh (|) f. Tyers (9) Shivar (10) _ _ c. Smith (14) Ingram __._g.___ Easterlin Miller __._g.___ I/ewls Substitutions: PI Kappa Phi, Grlf- fen, Gray, Ingram, Gracey, King, Col vin. Sigma Chi (48) Delta Tau Delta (15) Ia*wls (12) _ _ f. _ Robinson (4) Holt (4) _ _ _ _ t. Means (8) Williams (6) c. Maxwell (6) Davidson (10) _g. ____ Tate Cook (12) _ _ g. _ Thompson (2) Substitutions: Sigma Chi, Hutchin son, and Odom. Delta Tau Delta, Glenn. kap|Mi Sigma (23) Tau Epsilon Pill (10) McCutchen (4) _ f. _ Pomerance (9) Estes (•)____(. — __ Tessey Alford (9) c. _ Jarmlowsky (2) Buchanan (4) _ g. _ _ Rothstein (8) Bradley _ _ _ g. _ _ Scharfman CANDIES AND SODAS COSTA’S TOBACCOS AND Sulietitutlons: Kappa Broach and Martin. Sigma, Oil I'lii (341) Lambda C. Alpha (18) Courts (14) f. Wiggins (2) Nunnally (8) _ (. _ _ _ Harris (8) Black (10) c. Thomas (2) Crawford (6) _ g. _ Meadows (3) Boland (6) _ - g. _ - Prindle (3) Substitutions: Chi Phi, Green (10), Oerdine. kappa Alpha (2«) Chi Psl (27) B. Wilson ___(.___ Hefferman P. Lott ___(.____ Hancock R. Smith ___c. ____ Lambaok A. Simpson _ _ g. _ _ - - Lester L. Grayson _ _ g. _ _ _ Lockhart Substitutions: Chi Psl: Sams. S.A. K. (38) Feagin (3) _ _ f. Sigma Nu (38) . _ Reeves (12) Walker (8) __(.__ _ Hafer (4) Napier (10) _ _ c. _ _ _ Hall (2) Dudley (1) _ _ g. _ _ _ Flournoy Nash (9) _ _ _ g. _ _ Peaglar (8) Substitutions: S. A. E.: Skinner, McGinty, Dasher. Signa Nu: Kline, Bird TOURNEY NOTICE Reports on games in the fra ternity tournament must be turned in at The Red and Black box, properly filled In, or no statement of the game will he carried. All games preceding Tuesday night are to be re ported by that time; games played Wednesday can be car ried if put in box by that night. KEEP your shoes in good shape. Have them repair ed in time— Our Trade Mark “Nothing But The Best” Martin Bros. TWO SHOPS 466 CiaytaD St. 215 I. Liapkll St. Phm 621 Plill 717 THE WEATHER \ l / LATE CITY EDITION Weather you rough or nut ti« I-* nda "it tin cigarette you smoke. Not r rough In a «ai - lostl of Old (Inld*. Cfje jfflornmg^r Entile Vol. I„ No. 2. Friday, February 17, 1!>28. «'o|»v right 1ft28 I*. Ixnlllard Co. Pbl Delta Tliota (87) Sanford _ _ _ _ f. _ Tyers _ _ _ _ f. _ Smith _ _ _ _ c. _ I*ew1s ____ te st rot her _ _ _ _ g. I'ht Epsilon 1*1 (23) _ _ _ Heyman _ Funkenatein _ _ Greenfield _ _ _ Cohen _ _ _ _ Boley Sigma t’III(81)) Tau Epsilon Phl(17) Lewis (4) _ _ f. _ _ Tnnnenbaum | Cook <10i f Rothstein (4) Williams (15) _ c _ Pomerance (2) Davidson (8) g. _ Jarmowsky (9) Blackfriars Present “SO THIS IS LONDON” TONIGHT FRIDAY MELL AUDITORIUM Students 25 and 50c False Alarm Fire Department Called Out by Mistake Enrly today the Fire De partment was called in what was thought to be a bad fire In the local flannel mill. There was no fire there, and the error was traced to a man found smoking a cigar ette In an open window In a nearby bouse The man who turned In the alarm satd: "All I know Is that It smelled like a finnnel mill fire That ’s what comes of smoking cig arettes that ore not Old Oold " PERSONAL Opposition to Seth Ham merhead In hll candidacy for first selectman has been withdrawn upon hla agree ment to smoke Old Golds and give up those blnck ctgars. wagon driver, Is In Jail for breach of the peace. A sales man came to Chuck's house yesterday and trted to In terest him In an electric re frigerator. The assault fol lowed. Chuck, when seen In the local hoosegow, by a Snrllc reporter, was pretty blue but picked up consider able when given an Old Oold by the scribe. I)o You Renumber? Mrs Aggie Weejlt has re turned to her husband, Amos, after a long separa tion Aggie came back fol lowing news he had thrown those awful pipes out of the house and taken up cigar ettes. "And they're Old Golds," smiled Aggie to a Smile reporter Chuck Woggs. the well known and popular Ice When girls who rode bl- J cycles and showed their I bloomers were considered Immodest? When a haircut cost 15 cents? When women wore skirts, stockings, corsets, bloomers and shoes to go In bathing? When a good six room apartment could be leased for *16 a month? When men used to serve three years In the State MUItta so they wouldn't have to pay the *2 poll tax? When any cigarette was considered good enough? Daily Poem The lad stood on the burn ing deck And choked and choked and choked; And everybody knew Old Golds Were not the kind he smoked. Clare Briggs Pulls a Few ‘Joe Millers’ Clare Briggs, the demon cartoonist, was In a wise cracking mood when he dropped Into the editorial sanctum Just as we were go ing to press. Clare Just got back from Europe and took In all the sights while over there. When we asked him if he had made any really close friends while he was across the big pond he said that he didn't because he didn't In clude Scotland In his Itiner ary. He also said that the most Inspiring sight he saw while on the Continent was Mount Vesuvius In eruption, and that It reminded him of an Old Gold Cigarette. "They're both great smokes, you know,” was his com ment. Dumb Dora : : b> rea IRVIN Norn is the time to subscribe to the Daily Smile Ye ed Is happy to announce that the sub scription rate is twelve packs of cigarettes a year or eight for six months You know the kind he smokes. She thinks the only place she can yet a pack of is in an Antique Shop Old Golds 1 HELP! Wise cracks wanted from contrlbs who are willing to work for pleasure. Daily Conundrum Q-—Why do Old Oold cigar ettes remind you of a big ship ment of Hartz Mountain singing canary birds? Answer—Because there isn’t a cough in a carload of either. Today’s Cross Word Puzzle ACROSS 1—You can t find one of them in No 1’• across »'•- The State whe.r the inhab itants luxe t- be shown. 9—When you're not out 11 The balance in most bank accounts after the Christ mas bills are paid IS How the Romans wrote ItttO. l'»—Millions of wise guys are never without one 22—If you own a boat you ought to have two of these 2*« Any old Model T on a Sun day afternoon. DOWN 1—The way you want your cig arette to be. but not your wife .? When you're in the attic. .'•- Something every automobile salesman says you can take on high In the car he s try ing to sell you 12—No r* across leaves non# on the breath IS—A castle in Havana almost as famous as “81oppy Joes.” 19—A sweet patootie The smoother and better cigarette Old Gold not a cough in a carload
