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T HE RED A N !) BLACK
BULLDOGS,
SPOETS
ANNUAL AUBURN GAME NOVEMBER 3
STOP THAT A
GREEN WAVE! V s •]*
BULLDOGS JOURNEY
TO COLUMBUS TO
MEET PLAINSMEN
With probably the easiest game re
maining on the schedule to be play
ed tbe Georgia team Journeys to Co
lumbus next week for the annual
conflict with the Auburn Plainsmen.
Auburn has the largest string of con
secutive losses hung up hy a Con
ference team since the beginning of
that association and In their conflict
with the Bulldogs they have every
thing to win and nothing to lose.
The Auburn game Is the only soft
spot remaining In the Georgia
schedule and It Is possible that a
good many of the varsity players
will he saved for future conflicts.
The Auburn game draws more stu
dents than any other game except
the Tech game and a large number
of students will probably go to Co
lumbus to see the game.
LaCrosse Team
Begins Practice
LOOKING ON
By
R. E. HAMILTON
Once again the Georgia Bulldogs
go Into a game with the prospect
Tf not being at their best. And
Tulaue boasts a strong team this
season, despite losses to Tech and
Vanderbilt In their last two starts.
An Injury Jinx has settled down on
Sanford field, Interfering with scrim
mages and creating new worries for
Coach Harry Mehre.
Boland, veteran center, is out for
several weeks; Frlsble has a bad
arm; McCrary and Herndon were
hurt Wednesday; and B7 varieties of
other ailments have been uncovered.
The Bulldogs have developed the
habit of reversing form from day to
day, and if they are right Saturday
Tulane should he outdistanced by
I wo, perhaps three, touchdowns.
Only the game itself will tell what
may happen if Mohre’s men are off
color again.
Georgia Wins in
Run with Team
From Clemson
Bob Young too.k first place in the j
Clemson-Georgia cross-country run j
with a time of 15 minutes and 41
seconds. Georgia won the race by
a score of 20 to 35 for Clemson. j
Young's time is the record for the
University of Georgia cross-country
course. Sam Talmadge, Georgia,
won second place with a time of 16
minutes and 36 seconds.
Men in the other places were:
Third: Andrews, Clemson; fourth:
Boyd, Georgia; fifth: Llneberger,
Clemson; sixth: Simpson, Georgia;
seventh: Bennett, Georgia; eighth:
Finn, Clemson; ninth: Fort, Clem
son; tenth; Hearn, Clemson.
The following other meete have
been scheduled for the team;
Tech in Atlanta, December 3.
Auburn in Athens, December 10.
S. I. C. meet in Atlanta, December
17
A. A. U. meet in Birmingham, date
undecided.
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
FOOTBALL SUMMARY
A Red Devil squad has been formed
of surplus varsity material and this LCclVG Oil
week ran Tulane plays against the
Bulldogs. The scrubs have a lot to
do with the making of the varsity.
Incidentally, they did a lot to the
varsity Wednesday, scoring time and
again with passes. Chick Shiver and
Coach Stegeman Joined the Red
Fall lacrosse practice started on
Herty field Wednesday afternoon, a
goodly number of last year's team
turning out. The first work-out con
sisted chiefly of passing the bail
around.
The Bulldogs won the Southern I Devils tn humiliating the Bulldogs,
championship for the second consec- and the combination, Stegeman to
ii11vo year last spring and are hoping j Shiver, might be welcomed by Coach
to make It three straight this year. { Mehre in Ills lineup.
Georgia Tech, chief rivals for the'
crown, who defeated Georgia in Saturday is Homecoming, and
* 6 26, the first year of the sport In
Athens, has been practicing this fall
for about a week.
Georgia’s first conference game.
Mercer, Yale, and Furman have been
met, and the remainder of the sched-
Ten letter-men, most of whom!''I® I® with conference foes. What a
played for three years, are lost to i schedule Georgia will have next year,
the team either through graduation If Yale decides to come to Athens
or through failure to return to * utxl if the Bulldogs play New York
school. Captains Drew nnd Varner,
Bishop, Sparrow, Strickland, Glgnll-
liat, Harris, nnd Stand) graduated
university!
It Is regrettable that the new
and Keene and Wheb-hel failed to'Paying Held Is not ready to be used
return. It will be difficult to flu! Saturday. The only other home
the places of most of these men, ac- ■ Rame Is with L. S. U. next month
cording to Captain I. C. Nicholas. aml by that time construction work
coach of the team.
Captain-elect Parker, Powell, Can
dler, Johnson, Crouch, and the Gay
brothers are the letter-men return
ing around whom the 1929 varsity
must be built
on the south slope may prevent the
stadium being the scene of that
clash.
Trip to Florida
The Bullpups left Athens Thurs
day for a game In Jacksonville, Fri
day with the Baby Gators of Florida.
Coach Gene Smith has been working
his men diligently for the past two
weeks in preparation for the Florida
game and although, the little Gators
have one of the best freshman teams
In the Conference it is expected that
the Georgia rats will turn in a win.
One of the largest squads ever to
make a freshman football trip was
taken and this supply of reserves
augments the Bullpups chances. The
team will return to Athens in time
to see the varsity take on Tulane.
RESULTS LAST WEEK
Georgia, 7; Furman, 0.
Georgia Tech, 13; Notre Dame, 0.
Alabama, 13; Tennessee, 15.
North Carolina, 11; V. P. I„ 16.
Maryland, 13; W. Maryland. 6.
L. S. U., 31; Miss. Aggies. 0.
Florida, 73; Mercer, 0.
Tulane, 6; Vandy, 13.
V. M. I„ 9; Virginia, 0.
Sewanee, 38; Cumberland, 0.
West Virginia, 22; W. & L., 0.
Northwestern, 7; Kentucky, 0.
Mississippi, 19; Auburn, 0.
FURMAN LOSES ID
GEORGIA BULLDOGS
AFTER HARD FIGHT
GAMES THIS WEEK
Georgia vs. Tulane.
Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina.
Alabama vs. Sewanee.
Florida vs. North Carolina State.
L. S. U. vs. Springhill.
Vandy vs. Virginia.
W. & L. vs. Tennessee.
V. M. I. vs. Maryland.
Mississippi vs. Loyola.
V. P. I. vs. King College.
Auburn vs. Howard.
Clem°on vs. South Carolina.
Kentucky vs. Centre.
Bulldogs Asked to
Savannah Dances
CONFERENCE
STANDING
Team
Won
Lost Pet. I
Tennessee _ _ _
_ _ 2
0
1.000
Georgia Tech _ _
9
0
1.000
South Carolina _ _
_ _ 2
0
1.000
Clemson -----
0
1.000
Vandy - _ _ .
- - 1
0
1.000
V. P. I.
- - 1
0
1.000
Florida _ _ _ _ .
- - 1
0
1.000
L. S. U.
- - 1
0
1.000
W. & L.
- _ 1
0
1.000
North Carolina -
2
1
.667
Alabama - _ _ _ -
_ _ 2
1
.667
V. M. I.
_ . 1
1
.500 j
Tulane _ _ _ _
_ _ 1
2
.333 1
Ole Miss. _ - _ _ _
- _ 1
2
.333
Kentucky _ _ _ _
0
i
.000
N. C. State
- - 0
2
.000
Maryland _ . _
- - 0
2
.000
Virginia _ _ . _
- . 0
2
.000
Auburn
- - 0
3
.000
Miss. Aggies - . _
_ _ 0
3
.000
Sewanee _ _ _ _ _
- - 0
0
.000
Georgia _ _ _ _ _
_ _ 0
0
.000
The Georgia Bulldogs won their
second triumph of the season over
Furman last Friday, 7 to 0. The
Bulldogs were given a tough fight
by the Hurricane and were fortunate
in winning.
The only score of the game came
in the last minute of the first half
when Buster Cook received a pass
from Bobby Hooks and carried it
across the goal line.
The Red and Black players were
unable to make their plays go and
while they held the Purple on run
ning plays their pass defense was In
effective. Several times passes
brought the ball close to the Geor
gia goal but each time the attack of
Furman was repelled.
The main trouble with the Bull
dog offense seemed to be their block
ing: it looked as if none of the play-
j ers were leaving their feet and if
j the ball-carrier got beyond the line
I of scrimmage he was quickly brought
down by the Furman secondary.
Furman Fighters
The Furman team was composed
! OOP of a bunch of fighters and they gave
the Bulldogs a real tussle.
Up until last year the Georgia
team lost three or four games an
nually and the showing made last
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Couch Gene Smith and his fresh-
The first three have nmn cohorts tie up with the Baby
played for two years: the rest are Gators of Florida in Jacksonville
juniors. Nance, Abercrombie and Friday. The Bullpups should win.
Harris, reserves of last season, and The feature of the freshman sched-
Gunnels, numeral winner of 1927, i “I* * H *he annual game with Tech,
have returned and should be valu- Painful remembrance of the glaring
able material. i headlines after a 40-0 rout last year
Front the numeral winners of last Prompts the prophesy that the rate
season, there are several likely can-| ll,,s >' ear are too good for a thing
dldutes: Moncrief. Rasnake. Story, like that to happen.
Stocks Cavender. Thompson. New-
ton. Titus, Lassiter, and Reid. j Yes. we saw Tech lick Knute
Practices will be held three after- Rookne's Irish from Notre Dame,
noons a week. Monday, Wednesday, Yes, Tech has an extra good team,
and Friday, throughout the fall. j NO. we aren't betting on Tech.
Rifle Team Has
Initial Practice
The initial practice of the 1928
edition of the R. O. T. C. Rifle Team
will be held In the Octagon Friday
afternoon at 2:40. Thereafter prac
tices will be held every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday at the named
place and time. Targets have been
specially built in the Octagon for
this purpose
The Georgia football team, tn-
luding coaches and managers, has
been invited to two script dances
to be given at the DeSoto hotel In
Savannah on November 9 and 10
when Georgia meets Florida in that
city for the annual rootball classic.
The dances will both be script and
are being given for the visitors who
will attend the game
Gates’ Studio
Photographs
Gates’ Studio
Photographs
Bowling
bine Exercise and a Good Game
FOR STUDENTS
All welcome to enjoy
this clean sport.
Old Commercial Bank Bldg.
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SODAS
CANDIES
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Toasted Sandwiches
Gus’s
Mehre's Old Place
Opposite Arch
Palace
Monday and Tuesday
Janet Gaynor
Charles Farrell in
The Movietone Musical
Sound Feature
“STREET ANGEL”
VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE
“HOTEL BILTMORE
JAZZ ORCHESTRA"
Movietone News Events
Thursday and Friday j\
Sensational Movietone
Romance
“FAZIL”
with Greta Nissen and
Charles barrell
VITAPHONE VAUDEVILLE
“THE CROONADERS”
Singing Musical Novelty
“WINGS”
IS COMING
