About The Red and Black (Athens, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1928)
T 11 K RKD AND BLACK PHP 8»t< Boxing Team Is Defeated Twice The Georgia boxing team lost both ! matches in North Carolina. The Uniwersity of North Carolina won by a score of 5 to 2 Saturday night. Duke University won out by the same score again Georgia Monday. Bobby Hooks and Carlton Jester were the only Georgia winners in both fights. Y outli on a lark... to Europe Dancing, stcimming, playing— Go over with the Younger Generation in the rollicking TourittThird.. .and have more money to spend abroad ... $193.50 (Round. Trip) in Cunard Comfort Go the economical way with adventurers of your own age—people who are deter mined that they will see, and get all the advantages of havingseen.Europebutwho want to save their money to spend while traveling there and who enjoy a trip on the ocean for its own sake. Do you realize how very inexpensively this can be done on big Cunard ships such as the CARONIA, CAR- MANIA, SCYTHIA, LACONIA, LANCASTRIA,andTUSCANIA? You are berthed in a com fortable, clean cabin, you have good food, nicely served, with ample deck space and you enjoy the company of your own kind of people .. . because they are others like you who feel the ad venturous call of trav eling Tourist Third Cabin. You will dance on moonlit decks to the rhythm of a college orchestra no feet have yet resisted. You will swim in salt water in an im provised deck tank. You’ll play the delightful deck games that youth-on-a-lark devises. And there’ll be bridge,--and conversation; --and sometimes lost sleep! But of course you have your choice between missing sleep and fun. CUNARD LINE 30 Walton St. Atlanta, 6a. 1840 1928 EIGHTY • EIGHT • YEARS • OF • SERVICE Mississippi Five Defeats Bulldogs For Initial Game Playing one of the most sensa- tional games that has been seen on the local court this year, the Uni- ; versity of Mississippi basketball , quintet won the first of a two-game series Monday night by a 44 to 37 : score. The fast and accurate exhi-| bition given by the Phillips twins for Mississippi was the outstanding feature of the game. These two midgets gave the Athens fans an ; Palace Shows NEXT WEEK eyeful when it came to dribbling and shooting. Ary Phillips. Mississippi guard, i rang five baskets during the first j half, and appeared to be the fastest | man seen at Woodruff hall this sea son. C. Phillips, the forward, be came runner up for season scoring \ honors on the court when he fetched 18 pointers for Ole Miss. Captain Florence scored 14 points for Georgia. Martin played the floor well and put up a good guarding exhibition. The line-up: Miss. (44) Georgia (37) C. Phillips (18) r.f. Florence (14) Selby (5) l.f. Keen (8) Lee (3) _c. ____ Drew (7) Laird (8) r.g. ... Martin (4) A. Phillips (lOt.l.g. Lautz’hiser (4) Substitutions: Ole Miss., Ogden for Laird: Laird for Ogden. Georgia, Palmer for Keen; Keen for Phlmer. Referee, Sullivan. Freshmen Twice Defeat Riverside The Georgia freshman basketeers defeated Riverside in both games against the cadets. The game of February 11 netted Georgia 33 points and Riverside 15. The score was a little closer in the seoond game on the Riverside court Tuesday, Georgia winning by a score of 32-25. In the first game the freehmen led MABC MCDERMOTT ana JEANNE EAGELS in 'MAN, WOMAN AND SIN' Palace S|x>cial, Showing Thursday and Friday next wi-ek. PA LACK NEXT WEEK Monday and Tuesday (Two Days) Charles Murray and Alice Day in the greatest mystery drama, "The! Gorilla;” Comedy, ‘"Rhe Tlraw | Back.” Wednesday Laura La Plante in ‘‘The Midnight Sun;” Beauty shop comedy extra. Thursday and Friday (Special) John Gilbert and Jean Eagles in “Man, Woman, and Sin;” Charlie Chase comedy, “The Lighter That Failed.” Saturday Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in "Sailor Wives;” Mack Sennett com edy, “Crazy to Act.” Smith Is Elected As New President Of Demosthenian R. W. Smith, Gainesville, was elected president of Demosthenian literary society for the third term at the election held In Demosthenian hall Wednesday night. He will be inaugurated on March 14. T. E. Ritchie, Cornelia, was chosen vice- president; H. A. Inglis. Clarkesville, solicitor: L. H. Block, Atlanta, par liamentarian; R. B. Jennings, Daw son, critic; and F. H. Shearouse, Springfield, sergeant-at-arms. Mr. Smith, the newly elected pres ident who succeeds Hoke Wofford, Atlanta, is prominent in debating circles and is a newly elected mem ber of the Gridiron club. A motion was adopted whereby the new Demosthenian keys are to he paid for by the society and all stu dents who now own keys will he given new ones. How Will You Pay Expenses ! Next Year? Several hundred college men solved their tuition problems this year through the money making opportunity offered by the Scholarship Depart ment of GOOD HOUSE KEEPING and COSMO POLITAN M agazines. A liberal salary, bonuses and extra awards are available to any man who wants work during the summer vacation. Positions as salesmen and team captains are still open for men in your college. If you are inlcrrml in mulling monry next summer , nil und tee or write tor frarfi.-wlar. to C. O. WITHROW, District Manager, 50 Glenn Itltig. 120 Marietta Htrwt, Atlanta, Ga. X x ax X X X X X X X X X‘X X X X X X X X'X X X 1 from the very start. Maffett and Mc- Gaughey scored the most points for Georgia, while Foster and Herrick led the attack for Riverside. Sanford and MoGaughey played well in the second game. Foster played best for Riverside. Georgia led 25-12 at the half, but Riverside made the gap smaller in the last period of play. They win more than one glance A good shoe to ask for by name—EULWEU. There is an indefinable something about your John Wards that tells something definite about you. Others see that you have a taste for quality. They’d never guess the prices — $7 and $9. 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