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About The Banner-herald. (Athens, Ga.) 1923-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1923)
pposing Dominion Arrives On Scene of Battle; Georgia Eleven in Fine Condition BY MARCUS BRYANT • s, the stage is all set. the eve of the annual battle for gridiron su- y between the Red and Black of Georgia and _knge and Blue of Virginia, it was reported S v Dm tji'i two opposing camps that the teams were in fep-top shape and champing at the bit, while waiting < r the opening kickoff. camel, having won four, lout two, and tied the remaining trio. ' The contest Saturday will be the last appearance here of the “Bull dogs” until their game with Cen tre here November the first. Don't forget the facta^nd be on hand this time, Athens’ most col orful game of the 1923 season. Probable line-ups for Saturday’s game: GEORGIA Position VIRGINIA Left End Richardson Brown Left Tackle Taylro Blackford (Capt.) Left Guard Whistle i ^cuurday's battle marks the thijri consecutive nryuial appear ing of. the Cavaliers on Sanford li IJottr: elevens were carried tutCpUgh. light workouts Friday ikftcnioon, the Virginians arriving jl ten* -hr time to workout on local N This glimc, which hag an impor- bearing on the Southern Iif- [t* ivTollegiaie Conference champion- Uwlp, should draw a monster [Xrrowd, end the game, coupled rmrith the remainder of the pro- [tram arranged for the second an* fSmal .‘Homecoming” should • find nfrflkrthfbngs in-the city, r 'll!* Bulldogs meet their third Bg»ythem Conference foe in this gfafria»a»d are destined to rack 1 t tetto up on the right side of tt. ledger. They delivered in the HRmenec and Auburn affairs and : * \ pc cted to do the same in this J The “Old Dominion" has not had t)t very successful season, starting HP with a loss to Furmtr.i. V. M. XI. and the “Generals” of Wnsh- llngton and Lee have winj| oyer thd vaiiers and they in turn fle- ifi ted Trinity. Coach Neale ban “< i d* his charges through hard * l> • < this week, whipping the T qur.d into the best possible con- tion for this game, their. great* it olfair of the season. Although t. of the running for Southern rots, nothing would-suit them Iter than a victory over the bulldogsand no let*up will be ode toward this end. Wearers of the Red and Black » everything to win and noth to lose in this game. The >uad has been hard at it ail this e«k and is in good condition, Boss and Thomason having slight Injuries. Thomason is expebtde S» start the game, however. Full ■pf fight, the “Bulldogs" will enter ■the game with championship hon- Kora at stake. Whether they will ■give the Virginians a drubbing is •f chai Thomason Kilpatrick Fletcher ntage in thu previous nine Center Right Guard Joselove D»y Grayson Right Tackle Bennett (Capt.) ' ight End Quarterback Ga. Freshmen Have No Game For This Week Rest will be observed by the Get^.la “Bullpubs” Saturday. No game is on their schedule for Saturday, but preparation will be begun in all seriousness Mon day for the gamo with tho Florida Freshmen in Jacksonville Saturday week. 1*10 “Pups" under Coaches Raolhnan and White have mado an excellent record this season, five victot’es x belng to their credit, and not a point has been scored against them. Injuries in the camp are few now, and the squad is expected jto be in good condition for this game. Much interest la entered on flits team. ATHENS HIGH ' OFF TO PLAY i GAINESVILLE Georgia Bulldogs By Araaciat.d Pro.. J. D. THOMASON James I). Thomason came to the University ot Georgia With the reputation of being the kind ot baseball player who "knocked tho cover off the ball.’ 'To datp, he has not accomplished this feat, but he has put some balls so deep into the •'river' ’on Sanford Field that they never were recovered. In tho first year on the Georgie Hull baseball nine, Thomason made j All-Southern as an outfielder and Bbtler Right Halfback Fullback Football—Grargia vs Virginia. Time—3 o'clock. Place—Sanford Field. Admission—Two dollars and .one dollar and a half. Officials: Referee—Elcock (Dartmouth.) Umpire—MeGoffln (Michigan.) Head Linesman—Streit (Au burn.) Field Judge—Powell. One of the intereating side- lights of tha game will be Captain Joe Bennett of the "BnUdogs" playing against Captain Blackford of the Orange and Bine. Both are tackle. of the first water and a Theamar tit’s season added the same honor to bis list, although ho played first base most of the time. In 1952, as a football player, he- was- a bit green, but this year he has rounded Into one'of the reg ulars. Thomason plays end snd curie. the ball on many plays. .Forward!) passing Is another ot his gccompllshmets and he burls the oval Wth <hla left arm. He Is the ion of O. W. Thoma son, ot Columbus. Ga.. and before coiq’ng to tho university say ath letic service at Columbus High and Riverside Military Academy, at Gainesville. On., where he starred in baseball, hut was rather ob scure on the gridiron. Thomason haa ambitions of be ing a second Horace Greely. Put-. Vser, or Lord Northellffe. He Is taking'a course In journalism and. breaks a record In that ho does . Delightful Taste, Imitie* not pity in a game gad then write | d j ate j^jj^ Q u | ck Raney / Winston Dietrick Foster Maphis Arnold Wilson Athens High's Maroons ^left Athens early Friday morning tor Gainesville, where they are sched uled to meet Gainesville High Fri day nfternoon. Tbis game is the center of In terest among high school games In this section and a close game Is expected. \ Tho homellngs are In good con dition lor the game and* have been woiking out hard this week. Atlw enH High has ad excellent reCohJ thus lor this season and Expect to continue their victorious march. Gaines vile has an unusually strong cloven this season and one which boasts of sending the locals home 'without tho bncori. Many locnl supporter* made tho t«'p to GaifteBvlflo with tho team. City Dressed in i Bright Attire to Welcome Visitors (Continued From Page One) Bob Is too long winded, when *the drawing for prizes ,ln the “Trade Month ..Campaign" Will be gin In front of the campus gate. Trade month in it big th*'.g for Athens and many prizes. gold prizes, at that will be given nwuj to those who hold the lucky num bers. That brings us nround to the meeting of the "G" club, where the stars of the past, men who ^'•ught for “old Georgy," meet v^itl the boys who are to battle Vir ginia In the afternoon. thirty come* the BETTE! THAN Announcements FOR MAYOR I hereby announce my. candidacy fbr mayor of the dML of Athena, ' subject to the Democratic Primary, J&Vcmber 27th. f GEORGE C. THOMAS. FOR ALDERMAN I respectfully announce myeelf a candidate for Alderman from - - the First Ward, City of Athens, _ .. .... _.. . _ „ . | subject to the action of the Demo- Delightful Elixir, Called cratie primary of November 27. Asnironal, Medicated ,92 ?' .>.r m "ppracu*. ,he ' ,u P Alumni luncheon at Denmark (loll. Every man 'who evir went to' the Vnlvtrslty knrfws Denmark Hall. It is there that "BUI" will m*H “Jim* 'and another friendship is re newed, after possibly a score ol years. ^ After a short let -wny • to allow the nluninl to recuperate from the “Battle Denmark," the c:*vo(l moves down to the seen - of aetlor Sanford Field. There Is no use to wr!t« nny. more about the game, for we don't know-anymore about it than you. Af.er the game comes the recep tions. where .the old timers hnvf tho chance to gt t together ont o more before next yrar nud sweat to. enoh other l>y the "gouts' 'ot Lucy Cobb and the- doulde-lmrreU* cd cannon that they will be back next year. It's n big week-end folks. Prob ably the biggest of the year for Athens, for the entire city wants It’s visitors to have thd best ot times, for to Athens, they Neon*, like “home-folks:* and Athcrn wants them to feel that way. After the 'rec«T\t!oni$ Last** White will stroll on the stage of the Colonial and convulse his au dience with laughter There is nc use to devote too much space to! I lissom for you all know him and j will be th«re T hen the closing^ event—another chapter—a <Vincb that .should bring out everybody •..We to walk or watch—nnd the bla weekend is over, for another year j Fair Opens Here Monday For Week: 'i (Continued From Pago On#) j The only -way to do itfS was to 1 hold the fair fn conjunction with a carnival and this was decided | upon. It is pointed out. The Old Fellows have gone to conslerable | expenso in providing for the fair; and it t'» believed the public will j give them undivided support In holding the fair, the oflcers of that order declare. • i Coughs' that embarrass you can be quickly checked by Dr. King's New Discovery. Gently, harmlessly it Atimulatcflbe mu cous membranes .t6 'threw off clogging accretion.. Tl» cough ing parosysms .re controlled nn<l the irritation that is causing the cough promptly clears away. Dr. KING'S NEW DISCO VER Road Banner-Herald . Want Ads. With Latest Scientific Remedies That Are En dorsed by'Medical Au thorities to Cut Short a Cold* or Cough Due to Cold and Prevent Com plications. Every Druggist in U. S. Instructed to Refund Price While You Wait at Counter if You Don’t Feel Relief Coming in Two Minutes. matter of ... ... , _ The visitors have the heat per- 1 struggle will ensue when the teams line up. Mms garters No metal can touch you Every year more men come to * H PARIS—because men who have worn them constantly endorse tlimioetheireervieeandeom- jert and good dealers every- wb re recommend them. AS7EIN& COMPANY an article for tho nearapapen about I how It all happened. Several big lefgua managers al ready have offerejl Thomason n contract, but he ha. refused to leave college until he graudatea Several scouts hero last spring “looked him over" end George Stallings, manager of tho iRochea ter team ot tho International Lea gue made a apodal trip here in an effort to algu him. Thomason la a member or tho Sigma Nu fraternity, the Alpha Kappa Pal, the “G" club and the BUtads. Double Grip 50c and up f VANDV MEETS OLD TIME RIVAL SAT NASHVILLE, Tann—Ranking ki one of the principal aouthern gild clashes of the week, the Vender' hUt Commodores will tackle the University of Tennessee Voir Saturday afternoon In Dudley stadium in a contest that will have considerable bearing on tho Ten- nesseo championship honors ttys season. Tho Vandy-Tennessee en counter this Saturday haa been rated on n par with several other leading eonteetm of the week, in eluding Virginia vs. Georgia la Athens; Centra vs. Sewanee In Memphis; Auburn vs. Tulane In Montgomery ’nnd Kentucky State vs.' Alabama In Tuscaloosa. Read Banner-Herald Want Ad*. Warm-Up. The zeniatiori of tfce drug trade la Atpironal, the two-mlnute cold nnd cough reliever, authoritative* Jy guaranteed by the laboratories; tosted, approved and most enthu siastically endorsed by tho highest authorities, and proclaimed by the people ns ten times ns quick and effective ns whiskey, rock and rye, or any other cold and cough rem edy they have ever tried. All drug stores are supplied with the wonderful elixir, so all ym- have to do to get relief from tha! cold Is to step Into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half dollar for a bottle of Asptronal and tell him to serve you two teaspoon fuls. With your watch In your hand, take the drink at on# swal low and call for your money hack in two minutes If you cannot fell the distressing symptoms of your fading away like it dream with la the time limit. Don't be bash ful. for ali druggists invite you and expect you to try it. Everybody's doing it. When your cold or cough Is re lieved, tako the remainder tof the bottle home to your wife and chlld- for Aspironal Is. by far the FAfest and most effective, . the easiest to take and the most agree able cold and cough remedy ' for children as well as adults. Quick est relief for catarrhal croup and children's choking Up at night.— Advertisement. ' . ^ » port of all voters. E. L. (PUD) JACKSON. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of Alderman of the First Ward, sub ject to the rulcSf of the Demo cratic Primary. H. T. CULP. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce my candicdayi for r©election as aldermon from! the Second Ward, subject to the f< action of the Democratic Primary, f November 27th» 1923. i H. B. HEYWOOD. I •PR ALDERMAN ! ' I henfy announce as m candi date for Alderman from the Sec-| ond Ward, subject to action of the 1 . Democratic Primary November, 1 27th. l| J. P. McCALL. | FOR ALDERMAN I I hereby announce as a candi-li date for Alderman from the Third) WardA subject to action of the Democratic Primary November! 27th. ^ B. R. BLOODWORTH. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby announce as a candi date for Alderman from the Fourth Wyd, subject to the Democratic Primary, November 27th. y. R. TINDALL. FOR ALDERMAN I respectfully announce myself a' candidate for Alderman from the Fifth Ward, City of Athens,. Georgia, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary to be held November 27th. 1923. I will ap preciate the support of every) qualified voter. | VINCENT MATHEWS. FOR ALDERMAN I hereby anonunce as a candi date for Alderman from the Fifth Ward, subject to action of the 1 Democratic Primary, November) I 27th. B. DUNAWAY. Read Banner-Herald Want Ads. E. KAY “THE SMILINE “AINTKR* Fine Fainting and Interior 5jES%geo rating Phon. 1297, A then,, Ga. ■1 Tomorrow is “Home-Coming” Day, and we welcome the return of the stu dents of by-gone days.. Tomorrow will witensss the first drawing of the great Trade Month Campaign. Tomorrow will also be a special day in this store, there being unusual values offered throughout the house. *■**" WE FEATURE THE WELL KNOWN Kuppenhiemer Clothing , Florsheim and Douglas Shoes and Oxfords v_ John B. Stetson and Mallory Hats Our Line of Furnishings is Complete in Every Detail.. To every purchaser of a Man’s Suit or Overcoat on tomorrow, “Home-Coming” Pay, we Will present an Initial Hickok Belto- gram. With each pair of Florsheim Shoes or Oxfords, a pair of Inter woven Silk Hose will be given with our compliments. LEE MORRIS “THE DAYLIGHT CORNER” Corner Broad and Jackson Streets ■ • Wt MB mm 0* m i ; s. y r v -gjat
