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THE RED AND BLACK, FTtltJAY. MARCH 4, 1938.
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Goorglu's 1938 tennis tram wll
iiiret nine rivals and participate It
thr annual Southeastern Cnnfcrcnc<
tourney to ho hold In Now Orleans
May 4-7, according to the schoduh
roloasod by Coach Jaok do Lara Wod
nesday.
Tho Bulldog racket wielders wll
opon the Hoason April 20 and moo
Way no University, Georgia Tech, am
Mississippi College in Athens in tie
order named. Entory and Tech wll
ho mot in Atlanta, Sowuneo at So
waiter, Vanderbilt at Nashville, am
Kentucky at Lexington in game
scheduled on foreign soil.
Opening practice is scheduled fo
4 o'clock Monday afternoon. Rt
turning lettermen Include Captai
Albert Jones. I'lott llrlce. Ililto
Wall, Max Lindsey, and Ed Southet
land.
The schedule is as follows: Apr
20, Wayne University at Athene
April 28, Alabama at Athens- \pr
29 ; Georgia Tech at Athens; Mu
4-7, Southeastern Conference ton
nanient at New Orleans, La. May 1
Mississippi College at Athens; Mu
13. Emory at Atlanta: May 14, Tec
at Atlanta; May IS, Sowuneo at S'
wanee; May 19. Vanderbilt at Nasi
vllle. Term.. and May 21, Kentuck
at Lexington.
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Lambda Chi Alpha
Wins Cage Crown;
Soccer Play Opens
Ranking Bulldog Fighters Enter Tourney
Being in a rather low and beefing
mood, we think we'll give vent to a
few healthy beefs .... In the first
place, there ought to be a law against
the conduction of any athletic event
on Thursdays .... especially on
Thursday night .... a paper that's
written on Wednesday and comes out
Friday hasn't got a chance . . . .
and probably the only appearance
of Hie Bulldog basketball team two
hope not) will be on Thursday night.
Another thing .... is the dis
heartening regularity with which the
Atlanta papers get the Jump on the
It. & B. concerning University ath
letic news .... schedules are re
leased, stories broken without much
regard for the campus paper . . . .
we can run tilings a week late of
course .... oh, well, mayho a dose
of sulphur and molasses would help,
And certainly the signs of spring
are about .... Coach Jimmy Sikes
is casting an eye about for baseball
men .... practice and the first
game coming up soon .... frater
nity softball teams Been in various
stages of undress about the playing
fields In town .... and bock beer.
Mr. Tom Kennedy and Mr. Elmer
Lampe had some pleasant joshing
with tlie state police force on the re
cent Macon hnskethull trip . . . .
everybody had a laugh .... but the
troopers were last .... Manager
Trulock was said to lie going so fast
Hint he missed the fun entirely .
Alex MrCaskill bus of late usurped
tlie place of Olln Thompson as the
hardest fighting eager .... Alex's
spirit and scrap have served this, the
last mediocre basketball team at
Georgia for many years, very well
.... just ask Kletcli Sims or Junior
Anderson what they think about the
outstanding man on the floor In that
second Tech game.
Georg
^ia Met Team
Meets Mine Rivals
Turning back S. A. E. in the finals,
Lambda Chi Alpha this week became
the 1938 winner of the annual In
tramural basketball title. Lambda
Chi, behind the brilliant shooting of
Max Lindsay and Ward ''Red" Hol
land, was never threatened during
the fray and won handily, 22 to 12.
The new champions, runners-up to
Chi Phi last year, gain substantially
In points toward the new Rivers
Trophy.
In the semi-final game played be
tween Lambda Chi and Candler Hall,
Lambda Chi rolled up a tremendous
lead during the first half and then
coasted on to victory, 29 to 20.
Otis Maffett starred for the winners
while Morris King took the honors
for the "Barons.”
Kappa Alpha and Phi Delta Theta
became established us favorites to
win the soccer tournament which be
gan Monday. K A. had little diffi
culty in downing Milledge Hall, 3
to 0, while the Theta eight won over
Candler Hall, 3 to 1. Chi Phi was
the only other team to win an offi
cial gunte as it downed Sigma Chi,
1 to 0. Three forfeits, chalked up
during the first round play, left in
doubt tho power of the three win
ning teams. The forfeited results
were, Sigma Nu over Kappa Sigm^,
S. A. E. over Delta Tau Delta, and
Lambda Chi over Joe Brown.
Lambda Chi Alpha, simultaneous
ly with its basketball crown, claimed
the greatest share of honor in the
mythical “All-Intramural” cage team.
Haokficltl Sprctlslcrs Kun
Century I)uh1i in Grid Togs
University of Georgia can lay claim
to probably tho fastest four back-
field men in the country.
Clad In complete uniforms and
lugging a football, the four Bulldog
speedsters, Vassa Cate, Oliver Hun
nicutt, Harry Stevens, and Jimmy
Fordham, averaged 10.9 seconds in
dashes from goal line to goal line.
The fastest time was recorded by
Cate, who turned In a 10.6 perform
ance. Hunnlcutt came second at
10.8, while Fordham did an 11 flat.
Stevens, hampered by a bad ankle,
was clocked in 11.2.
rr Red” Milton, Henry Fredericksen Enter
Conference Tournament at New Orleans
Two members of the University of
Georgia boxing team will attempt to
capture a title in the annual confer
ence tournament at New Orleans this
week-end. These men are Captain
Foster "Red" Milton, undefeated
heavyweight, and Henry Frederick
sen. classy little lightweight.
The tournament gets underway to
night and will end tomorrow night.
The Rulldog fighters left yesterday
morning. Coach Jones said that he
expected the two fighters to make a
good impression in this tourney.
Milton will probably be the favorite
in his weight by virtue of his Im
pressive win over the University of
Florida heavyweight. Tulane and
Florida are the favorite teams in the
tourney.
The tournament will .close the box
ing season. The team, with only one
experienced man back from last year,
won two of its seven matches.
With the end of the varsity boxing
season. Coach Jones will turn his at
tention to the freshman team and
plans to schedule at least two
matches within the next few weeks.
These bouts will probably be with
North Georgia College of Dahlonega
and Armstrong Junior College of Sa
vannah. The exact dates and places
for these matches are indefinite.
Foster “Bod" Milton, left, and Henry Fredericksen, right, the two
Georgia scrappers witli the best individual records in regular compe
tition, wlio left yesterday for the annual "Golden Gloves” of the col-
h'giate south—the Southeastern Conference Tourney at New Orleans.
All-Star Cage Team
Position Player Team
Forward—Lindsay Lambda Chi
Forward—Southerland 8. A. E.
Center—King Candler Halt
Guard—Woodall —..Sigma Nu
Guard—Holland Lambda Chi
Second Team
Position Player Team
Forward—Cain A. L. T.
Forward—Stallings S. A. E.
Center—Maffett Lambda Chi
Guard—Hardman Forestry Club
Guard—Wynne Joe Brown
Honorable mention: Forwards—
Wood, A. T. O.; Grace, Phi Delta
Theta; Rice, Candler Hall. Centere
—Welborn, Forestry Club; Horae,
Phi Delta Theta. Guards—H. Wil
liams, Candler Hall; Solms, S. A. E.;
Adams, Milledge Hall.
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'Spec' Towns' 13.7 Mark
Accepted After 2nd Ballot
At a recent sports writers’ ban-
fiuet in New York, Forrest "Spec"
Towns. Olympic high hurdle ehani-
pion and now assistant Georgia track
coach, was asked to explain how he
ran the high hurdles In 13.7 seconds
at Oslo. Norway, two years ago
"Frankly,” said Towns. "I don't
know that I ran a 13.7. That is
mighty fast tlml>, and the only real
proof of my speed is that I was some
15 yards ahead of the runner who
finished second. He usually did
around 14.4."
It took two votes by the Interna
tional . Athletic Federation before
Towns' record was accepted. After
deciding at a previous vote that 13.7
for the no meter hurdles is impos
sible. the board voted to reconsider
the mark and passed it on the sec
ond ballot.
NYA checks which have not been
called for by Saturday noon will be
returned to Atlanta. Students who
have not obtained these are request
ed to call by the office of the treas
urer before this time.
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