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THE RED AND BLACK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1938.
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Seeks All-Southeastern Berth
Quinton Lumpkin. Bulldog Captain,Opens
Drive for Conference Honors Saturday
Bulldog Grid Leaders of Past 10 Years
Now Engaged in Varied Phases of Work
Bullpup Grid Squad
Counts 7 Injuries;
Face Jackets Next
Hard hit by injuries, Georgia’s
freshman football squad went through
only light workouts this week-end.
No less than seven Bullpup players
were victims in Tuesday's serin-mage
against the varsity eleven.
Of the seven injured, only two
were hurt seriously enough to be
withheld from practice the remainder
of the week. Heywood Allen, hailed
as a future passing star, suffered the
worst damage when a nasty gash
over an eye required two stitches.
John Phillips, the second injured
player, was still confined to the In
firmary after being knocked out in
scrimmage.
Georgia Tech’s freshman team is
the one remaining foe on the Bull
pup schedule. Impressive in their
overwhelming victory over Gordon
Military College last week, the Tech
freshmen are expected to afford the
Bullpups plenty of opposition when
the two elevens renew their annual
rivalry in Atlanta Thanksgiving Day.
On the Baby Jacket squad is Bobby
Pair, who last year as a senior at
Tech High School was the fastest
back in G. I. A. A. gridiron compe
tition. Besides Pair, Plaster and
Massengale, also prominent prep
school stars, make the Baby Jacket
squad most formidable.
Women Begin Play
In Volleyball Meet
Women’s intramural volleyball got
under way Tuesday with A. D. Pis
first team defeating Chi Omega's
third; Alpha Chi Omega's first team
winning from Kappa Alpha Theta’s
second; and Alpha Gamma Delta’s
second team defeating Delta Pl^ Ep
silon’s first.
The following teams were sched
uled to play Thursday:
Phi Mu second team vs. Soule;
Phi Mu first team vs. Pi Beta Phi;
and Tri Delta vs. A. D. Pi’s second
team, at the Physical Education
Building. At Pound gymnasium Chi
Omega’s first team was scheduled to
play A. O. Pi’s second; A. O. Pi’s first
was to play Chi Omega’s second, and
Kappa Delta’s second was to play Co
ordinate’s first.
Remaining games are scheduled
twice a week through November 17.
Results of the first round of the
Michael Cup Tennis Tournament thus
far show Zeta Tau, Town Girls, Chi
Omega, A. D. Pi, New Dormitory,
and Delta Phi Epsilon in the lead,
having defeated Phi Mu, Pi Beta Phi,
Alpha Chi Omega, A. O. Pi, Alpha
Gamma Delta, and Kappa Delta re
spectively. Two teams, Coordinate
and Kappa Alpha Theta, drew byes.
The Guess Box
By the Staff
Game Winner
Georgia vs. Florida Georgia
Pittsburgh vs. Carnegie Tech .. Pitt.
Notre Dame vs. Navy .... Notre Dame
Georgia Tech vs. Kentucky .... Tech
California vs. 8. Cal California
Alabama vs. Tulane Alabama
Auburn vs. Villanova Auburn
Colgate vs. Syracuse Colgate
Holy Cross vs. Temple .. Holy Cross
Minnesota vs. Iowa Minnesota
Northwestern vs. Wis N’western
Ohio State vs. Purdue .... Ohio State
Penn. vs. Michigan Michigan
Rice vs. Arkansas Rice
S. Carolina vs. Duquesne .. Duquesne
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When Georgia makes her South
eastern Conference debut Saturday
against Florida’s Fighting 'Gators in
Jacksonville, Captain Quinton Lump
kin will launch a drive for a center
position on the mythical All-South
eastern team.
The Bulldog leader, who has been
a constant thorn in the sides of op
posing linemen, will get a chance
against conference foes the next four
Saturdays, and if he continues to per
form as capably for the rest of the
season as he has thus far, he will
probably be named the All-Confer
ence center.
“Lump,” who is playing his final
year with the Bulldogs, has been a
first string center since the middle of
the 1936 season, and it is rumored
that he has already been approached
with several attractive professional
ontracts.
Lumpkin also enjoys the distinc
tion of captaining the 1938 track
team, having been elected to this post
last spring.
• The Bulldog center has been recog
nized as one of the ablest leaders
Georgia has ever had, and has played
a slashing offensive and defensive
game throughout the season.
By Sigo Molir
What are they doing now—the Uni
versity football captuins of the past
decade?
Scattered from coast to coast, only-
three of the 14 ex-Bulldog leaders
are still in football.
Bill Hartman, captain of the 1937
outfit, is in the headlines again this
year as the rookie fullback who re
placed Sammy Baugh on the Wash-i
ington Redskins. Chick Shiver, all-1
American end, and leader of the
1927 team. Is head coach at Arm-1
strong Junior College in Savannah,
and Graham Batchelor, captain of
the 1938 team, is head mentor at
Georgia Military College in Milledge-
ville.
Glenn Lautzenheleer and Roy
Jacobsen, who in 1928 were the first
co-captains of the Bulldogs, are both
in business in New Orleans. Lautz-
enhelser js with the United Fruit
Growers and Jacobsen is connected
with Standard Brands. Joe Boland,
who will be remembered as the lead
er of the famous “Flaming Sopho
mores" in 1 929, is practicing medi
cine in Atlanta. Austin Downes, cap
tain of the 1931 eleven, is working
for the United States government in
Phoenix, Arlz. John McKnight and
John Bond, eo-captutns of the 19351
squad, are studying medicine In the
Augusta Medical School, while Julius
Caesar Hall, one of the co-captains
of the 1936 team, is working for the
Georgia Power Company in Decatur.
Herbert Maffett, captain in 1930;
Vasott McWhorter, 1932 leader;
Charlie Turbyvllle, captain in 1934.
and Harry Harmon, co-eaptnin in
1936, are all connected In various
capacities with the Coca-Cola Com
pany.
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