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TUESDAY..OCTOBER THE BAWtefe-HERAU). ATHENS. GEORGIA AGE TWO ESCAPE! SPORT NEWS 7 made them when I was\a girl" i I Grounds, and thereafter the scene for the popular fee fit fifty of battle will alternate between cents one may comfortably en- the two pralcs. If a seventh game!sconce oneself in the Colonial, lla* ia necessary, a coin will be tossed ten as the announcer does his lit-1 to determine where it will be (tie announcing trick, and wa’ch Aviator Sued For Saving Life in Garbage Can Smashup Hecfeers* Buckwheat makes delicious,.light pancakes with the old-time buckwheat taste. Ready for the griddle when mixed' with' water or milk. Flashy Georgia Back seventh games so that the clubs jture football field Colonial off* may print and sell new tickets and dais have contrived to Os nearly make other essential nrrangel r.s possible stage a football game ments. • cn the stage of the popular local Commissioner Kcnesaw M. Lan- play house. ,dis, as highest ruler of baseball, There will be extra features of will be in sole charge of the se- entertainment besides the detail oi [the BttUdflft vs Bulldog rcrap. For [instance, efforts are being nuuf to have tho widely rtnowned Ueoi- Z*i* band cn band at the Colonial. There will be quartvr-by-quar- tcr scores of all other major foot ball games to occur throughout Iho realm next Saturday, as Tech- Florida, et a!.. You. will be in a decided football atmosphere at the Colonial next Saturday afternoon. Meaning to say that you won’t I miss many items of football hap*. FlecK&iY BUCKWHEAT tics’he will have the honor of; throwing out the first ball at the opening game in the Yankee Stad ium and also at the initial battle in the Polo Grounds. Cream ! Mcls&hest Hour WlDW ; The Fairway } i Special Leased Wire Will Bring Play-By-Play De tail From Yale Bowl to Colonial Theatre. Reduced Rates To Atlanta |J " Account / $3 ' i Southeastern Fair f' \f Tho entries close next Saturday night for the fall tournament for the'Governors’ cup at the Clover-1 f.urst Country club. Play for the cup will begin Tuesday, Oct. 16th j and matches are scheduled for» Tuesday and Friday of each w'dek | throughout. Matches are supposed to be • played on the t'.rat day scheduled I and are postponed only upon mu- j tual agreement of the players and ( in acse off default the player who J could pla^ on tho first day Ce- faults. A large field is expected to en-1 ter the meet and the matches will j elicit much Interest. t The cup is held now by CJiarles . E. Martin. ! ED BALLOUGH IJT. PAUL, Minn.—Ed. Ballough end, making frantic V ’ed his life and smashed a gar-'guide it saiely dow ;. arc can when his plane lit up- ' J 1 < e down in a 2,000-foot drop t ough the atmosphere onto miebedy cJse’s back yard, j now he's, being sued for living, if a test ckse which will decide efforts to on sale October 5th to 12th. limit, October 15th, 1923. Tickets When he unlocked himself from the daze which seized him follow ing the first terrific crash and still feidfng ‘'kind of goofy,” some one came up behind him and said: „ “Sec here, young fellow, who’s rights of stranded avia- going to pay for this *?nrbage can and busted clothespole?” Thereupon the suit followed and Is no# before Judge W. J. Boer- ner, who must decida whether the One and One Half Fares for the Round Trip IF* who find it necessary to tres- Jws the free ozone above land * mod by imother. iBaliough’s steering handle tppped out from under him as he 9s making one of the niftiest ,*4ps on record so far above term oms that Robert Johnson's house fid garbage can below him Jlrcn’t even on the landscape. KThen all at once it happened rfi I'd found himself astride the .— ifetreperous flying crittera’ rear Airplane Company. J. P. BILLIUPS, G. P. A„ ‘ ; Atlanta and West Point. Railroad Co., Western Railway b of Alabama, Georgia Railroad. . . 1 CONFIRMS PERMISSION 1 GRAHAM. Englamir-Confirmlng ! the action of the Hector and Coun-1 HI of the Church of AH Rnintr here | Chancellor Childs Monday gave i Dr. Thornwell Jacob*, President o11 Oglethorpe, authority to- excasatc J tho body , of General Ja.nie* Ogle thorpe. The excavation work will bo started Tuesday, “But the law wouldn’t have had chance had I been killed,” says nllnti-rh. “I’m realty he’imr sued Hcrvey Clacklcy, Georgia’s ten second track man who is one of the Uaahy backs also, of the football eleven. He is shewing up in fine fashion this yeav.' The plucky aviator is a test Jazz Better Than Razz With no serious injuries resulting from the Ogle- irpe game last Saturday, practice by Georgia’s idsters Monday afternoon, in preparation for the Yale game next Saturday,-which will be played’ at | New Haven, in the Yale Bowl, was resumed. The Georgia squad, which ia ex- Lcvic and Shattuck at guard; Bass pcctcd to total around twenty-two and Carmichael at tackle; Cloud men, will leave Athens Thursday and Smith at end; Blount at quar- niternoon, and arrive at New ter; Windham and Simowit* at Haven Friday night. The team halves; and Herriot at full corn- will leave their place of battle posed the varsity team. Quite a Saturday night, and arrive “back few touchdowns were made by this home again" Monday morning. eleven, and they ahowed good John Fletcher, who played auch form against tho freshmen. Wcihre n splendid game last Saturday, was In for n while at one of the was not at practice Monday after- halves, and Ttppiri was also used, noon. The "Big Boy” 1, out with Yale-gave North Carolina a good a boil on his neck, but will be ex- drubbing last Saturday. But, from peeled out today. press dispatches in the paper it Is The eleven, which started learned that the regular team re- ngainst the “Stormy Petrels,” and mained at home, and witnessed those who were substituted, were Trinity in. action, the scrubs going given a rest from scrimmaging up ta battla the northern college. Monday, their time being apont in Ardent aupporteis, while not a lengthy signal drill. concading Georgia ■, victory, arc Another team, however, had a expecting a hard game, full afternoon of. it with the Hard scrimmagi-isf is expected "Gotta hand it to ’em- it’s the best cigarette I ever smoked!” Yankees And Giants Ready For Opening Of Series Wednesda JACK JI!XG\!EYEU lhand will do t6 human naturA. It EA*S.rvi« Writ.. iw* , ° ,k ‘ “P ™ theater- AMrtnK " , ■ . , i,ort ” f P nt * ’« m in *'«P- And * ANGELES. — America s soon found that it did the same human semaphore is Of- thing Jn the auto line. Now watch A. Ackley. t’em go!” , “**• the tratfic at Los The traffic Jiurred 'forward latartoc-1 smartly at the only casslci* cor- ‘ * ner ip the town of rubber-tired anvels. Motorists will drive blocks out of their way to get a jolt of -igscd hnr.'.c. front Ackley. Thoitn- T * n Indian!units of visitor! from many states ‘“ S chortling I have nominated him America’s NEW YORK.—Bascbaii's biggest season will be j climaxed by baseball’s biggest classic Wednesday afternoon when the twentieth annual world’s series j and the^hird successive series between New York] fleams will open at the Yankee Stadium. It will be Giants versus Yankees again, as the! veriest schoolboy knows. The same schoolboy can tell you expertly of the recrods of the teams and the batting averages of tlhe players, but nobody can say which team is going to win the highest title in base ball. John J. McGraw favors thci'lL’GE SUM chances of- his team of Giants. AT STAKE Miller Huggins leans toward hist American League champions. And! If the two parks are well filled in between ia the tame difference Muring each game and tho series of opinion which makes a world’s]gem the limit of seven contests, ■erica as well as a horse race. (more than a million dollars will be The players will battle for glory at stake. In that case the record and the le.rger share pf the gate 1 for receipts at one series, *1)00,2(3. receipts. And the latter item williwill be eclipsed and the players’ play no ineonnidentble part in the shares will be far beyond thosa of struggle, for this 1923 aeries is any previous series. In fact, even likely to be the most lucrative, the if the attendance ehould not be biggest money series, of all that great enough to fill the two »t«d- |hav e ever been staged aince the lams, it is almost a foregone con-! Boston Americana and the Pitta- elusion that the players will cut | burgh Nationals met away back in the biggest "melon’’ in baseball ixFfL fB *** Mn ’ or I It i* i* that: history. Each member of the ( the Yankee Stadium and the Polo,winning team is destined to re- Grounds are by far the greatest I ceire about *J,OOU and the loaern of all baseball arenaa. The homelabout RGOO, sums that would pf the Giant*’ has been enlarged,(have seemed fabulous to the ath-« roughly, to abuot 52,000, and the.letes of that first world's series! [newly built Radium of Coloneljbacjc in 1903.' ! Jacob Kuppert’s in thf Bronx can! Seven games will bo played,! [seat something more than 62,0001startinu at 2 » clock Wednesday I SSEsJS?*! JT ^rf©****! \ a’ busiest street i >,gesticulating example ofj ficiency of infectious good: on the job, [ i antics that would shame a'good humor from "Ackh ► f yell leader cr — 1 —- • •- - ee Cop Ackley’s chortling i have nominated him” gloved hand beguiles the most popular retd cop. tutors or them “That guy gets more fun out of nsrpy precision. No snarb his job than a eop ought to have," Jgl backfiring where thU said a harried truck driver, lulled SrxJr“ ‘lo?* hw atuff. to such patience by a danefhg x beats rass in the traffU, 'hand that he forgot to anarl at a sd Ackley, interviewed on i trespassing lady driver. A hun- mp during his busiest horn-, died times a day Ackley's cunning tqotLig hoi ns applauded his kidding is thus attested. e,shimmy. And the material proof of the QWM Mm iVinvincF nnn rh/ nr. Mu tv.s sL a j. WHY NOT DIVIDE MY INSURANCE WITH JESTER cnmplbtv Ju^tiraoce Frotectloa 6I7HolmaDBIdg. Phons 437 Ft tfcuj.' 1!PI