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THE .BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS. GEORGIA
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :
SPORT NEWS
lest
, William am! Miry 17.'Universi
ty of Rich mom! G.
i Trinity 18, Davidson 6.
Washington and Lee 20. North
Carolina State 12.
Pennsylvania Military College
. Freshmen-1&,< G./M. C. 0. . i M »
1 The Alabamsi game was lo*tji” ( ,st. Johns G.
through injuries and the fact that Dickinson 14, Ruckncll 10.
the team;rah up agairtst the rink- Nebraska 34. Kansas Aggies 12
est kind pf Oft tela/.ing. j , Virginia 0. North Carolina 0
RE® BY FBESHMENjt
DOPE POT UPSET IN
Bftfore the game w»r called in
MillidgaVillc' Thursday betw e en j ATLANTA.* —With most of the
tho- Georgia rreahmen anil .the y- nmll nnivorsitiM i-mcrino’
M. »CJ.> team the members of
f, [ t\ ui ■"—nun niosi ui nit
*h colleges, nndf universities ringing
;•*** *1- "“rv: 'A *3? down the curtain on the 1023 foot-
kquad presented Coach fjal j 4 , oason Tjnanksglving Day. the
upsets were thick and fast, not
confined to tine section but preva
lent over thei entire country.
handsome lpvlng,
Red „ r .
Bachmap with
cup. ! "
The Rift came ns a complete
tu Aise to the mentor .and he w
.greatly touched by the tritatc.
The great success of th«*|£n*!
tnan team Is mainly attributable
to 'tha -coaching of Captain Rath-
man and every man on the aquae,
is fond of him, this- being attest**
HNM
lent over uiei enure country. q
In the south Florida's victory, 'Georgetown College 18. Tran.yl
, oyer Alabana_ .'rt»nds out foremost ' vanin colleRe 0.
Willi UtmS'-II B V1UIUIJ UYM J Ul
man and the small ,*coro by which
Vanderbilt topped /Sewanec.
In the easv. IMUsliurc’s triumph
, ».*•» - - over Penn State <hy 20 to 3. and
ift thnt was-presented to, - • - - *- ■ — • • •
Mm'Thh^day';
frtScribfd on the cup is, in s'W, 1
“Ph^cnted to Coach Stanley («
Bachman *by the Georgia ‘Bullpup
squad of 1923 with loving affec
tion." , .
-■-Thursday's game closed the sea*
tin'for the “Pup." tho most suc-
over enjoyed by n GoorgU 1
rFreshmSn team. ' Following is the
i record: ..
ihman 20. R. M. A. 0.
28. Clcmson Rats 0.
33. Auburn Rats 0.
13, Florida
I Drake 26. Oklahoma 20.
; Colorado University G. Colorado
[Agricultural College 3.
Oglethorpe 12. Chattanooga 0.
[ Florida 10. Alabama 0.
I University of Tennessee Medical
iCollege 0. Wabash 0.
Marquette 20, Vermont 0.
W. & J. 7. West Virginia 2.
Notre Dante 13. St. Louis Uni-
rersity 0.
Vanderbilt 7, Sewanee 0.
Dartmouth 31. Columbia 0.
Penn State 34, Pitt 20.
V. M. 1. 0, V. P. I. 0.
’ Cleirison 7, Furman 6.
Mississippi College 0, Miilsaps
with Clemson’s victory over Fur-
University of Arkansas 12. Okla
homa Aggies 0.
fracas. Heavy rains fell through- line, covered every punt ahd made
out the day and made the field a-three of the four tackles on the
hopeless sight but i'i spite of this kick offs. Weatherly played the
both teams showed some real fine ball that has marked his
stuff. The Maroons showed a course 6f four reare. Y esterday
marked superiority in every dc- he was at his zenith and ended his
pnrtment and only in the early brilliant career with a victory o.ei
minutes was the. tables again, t the jL v “‘i
lliliiUbca »»»S v
them. Their two touchdowns came
in the second quarter when they
launched an off tackle attack and
marched 40 yards to a score and
another soon followed when Cap
tain Weatherly blocked a kick on
Lavonin’s 30 yard line and Lam
bert scooped»up the oval and raced
to a score. Both goals failed. t
"Only once did the invaders seri~
ously threaten. In the third per*. e d great
iod they drove into Maroon terri- *• ~ u
tory via the pass route but halted
when they reached the 30 yard
mark. Here Quarterback Sewell
tried a place kick but the oval
went wide and there ended thei*
only chance.
It was a spirited team that took
the battle field against Lavonia. a
The Joe Bennett of the high school
also blocked his usual two punts.
Besides these two heroes the
names of Dudley, Bishop, Wil
liams and Davis are on every lip
due to their great performance
yesterday. Stewart and Ashfora
also ended their careers In a fit
ting way.
Sewell, MapDaniel and Key plig
ball for the losers,
team that had revenge in their
the defeat of West Virginia by
Washington ant* Jefferson were
the two biggest,*-<urprises. i
In the west/Notre Dame eased ,
I a hollow victory over on St. Louis
University 13/to 0.
The seres 4>f the games follow:
(Jorgia Tech 0 Auburn 0.
Kentucky .X), Tennesseo 18.
Te*a„ o. (Christian University 6.
Texfcs Uriversity 16, Baylor 0.
UnrTcrs.tv of Missouri 3, Uni*
varaiyt'of /Kansas .3.
H w> Texas University 0. Texas A. &
’GatorV M - C ^ ad(t i y Wofford 0 ,
South (Carolina 14. Wake For-
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heart und a determination to —
or die. Mud failed to hinder the
offenses to any great extent as
both teams pulled every play in
I the bag. The locals pinned their
(hopes on off tackle plays and
sweeping end runs while Lavonia
(depended entirely on the aerial
iroute. |
I The game brought out many
stars among the local ranks, but
the names of two Maroon linemen
I placed along with the list of im
__ ~ ... n I in fliA nlsnnl' ■ hlttOTV.
vjrflj; Parents owe
JP'SCOTT S'flfc
> EMULSION W
loa „ .
Frail Child.
Sewell
Adam*
open
In a veritable sea of mud the
Athens High Maroons rushed their
old rivals, Lavonia High, to a 12
to 0 defeat in the big Turkey Day
though the entire team fought
their hpnrts out-
The line-ups follow:
Athens High Lsronls High
Right End
Lambert Haley
Right Tackle
Smith MacDaniel
Right Guard
Bishop
Center
Higginbotham
Left Guard
Stewart
Left Tackle
Weatherly. (C.>
Left End
Williams
Quarterback
Dudley
Right Halfback
Ashford
pmceu - - . Le f ‘ Halfback
mortal, in the schools history. Wingfield
" •— —- portals , and entei Fullback
„„ Scrappy
played the best game or d»ii at Moore, umpire; Buster Kilpatrick,
the pivot position it has ever been head linesman; Bel J ® a 1 f r ?J r » * imer *
nleasure to witness. This Time of perldos: 12-15-12-15.
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Here Is the highly unusuel combination of two Victor Her
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Letter Song (in. "Amt. am—.”) ynwi. w. Hugo Kreuler I
I’m in Love (in.“AmbBkm."i Hujo Kreuler I
These two spriahtly numbers lor the violoncello aro taken
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Two oldjashioned dance numbers by genuine cowboy fid
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musicians, today, only In outohthe-way places.
will find such r
Light Vocal Selections
I By the Watermelon Vine
(Louisiana Lou
Louisiana Lou
Many peopls Uks three male querteta in “cloae-harmonied"
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I’m Sitting Pretty in a Pretty Little City
Albert Campbell-Henry Burr} 19180 #75
Ipbell-Henry Barr!
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You Can't Make a Fool Out of Me Henry Burr
Pkl of My Dream* CluHe,Haiti 19IBI
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The West, a Nett, and You-Waltz
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ox Trot
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Salt Your Sugar—Fox Trot
-Ramemb’ring” b a pleasant fox trot,
The Duncan Sisters wrote it—you will hear a reminiscence of
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These number* have exceedingly romantic title#, but they,
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-Moonlight Kisses" uses a plaintive type of refrain, but els.
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A wiue us portals only to tnu ., , •
man who to up and doing—who Is! Alahiima r*UfiSIlIBS
filled with pep and puncli-wlth XAldUania * atoaa
rich, red blood tingling through his I re t a n f PlnMOfJ
veins. Mountain slso ohstnclqpj D e I 6 tt l L lOUiUCt
dwindle to ant hills and ombltiono| ixrKqnNVlLLE Fla.—T h '#•
become accomplUhmdirt to ‘hooe iFlorlds Fteihman football >tcanl
“ft® 1 , . ' w ns defeated here Thanksgiving
Where la tho employer who sceka , S' the Alabama Rats. 7-0.
the man who la phy.lcally run. the AigBamu ivuts (
down?—The man without stamina' ^ n . ,
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This Centre party that arrvied J
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(By Marcus Bryant)
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They am here.
Tho "Prayin’ Colonel." of Centro
arrived In Athens Friday morning
over the 8e»board for their final
game of the jear with the Georgia
’Bulldogs” here Saturday.
Both squads had' a light workout
an Athens «oll Frtdal P. M. and
are In fairly good condition.
Thompson, IPbllput, Fletcher and
Kilpatrick compose the Injured list
for tho “Bulldogs" but It is vey
probable that aft may be available
Saturday.
Rabensteln and Summers are not
likely to lend their services for
4ko “Little David". Spurlock, tog.
T vel:o was injured in the Auburn
■fifhne but twin very good shape
now, rounds out tho visitors lists
bf cTipples.
Inclement weather kept tho Bull
dogs Indoors Friday. The workout
was held In the gym of the Y. .
Woodruff gave the squad a lecture
C. A. Besides the exercise, Coach
Woodruff gave the squad a lec
ture.
Saturday's game will end tho -«
reer of three of the Georgians
Captain Joe Bennett. Sam Richard
son amt Mark Anthony will cavort
on historic Sanford Fled for thc
last time In Georgia grid togs.
This drafting from the list will
keorefdnBlahHhe IlllogbCo x.ndr.
be keenly felt by all Georgia fol
lowers and the places will bo
mighty hard to fill.
For this reason alone,' the Bull
dogs will be out there flgthing
their hearts out. net only fur “
Georgia victory, but for the pass
ing away of these three stars,
Hercey eleckley. In addition to the
above trio, may end hli football hi
Centre cornea to Athens with the
the Pnal game of this year.
“dope” In her favor, and with one
of the strongest teams In the
south. She has scored 1ST points In
her seven games against 37 for htr
opponents. Bbe only loses one man
from her team this year, and this
la Green, a sub halfback.
The "Enldogs" have 73 points
In her credit column, against 117
for her opponents.
The game begins at three o'clock
and tickets are priced at two Hol
lars.
The following Is a list of the
Centre party:
Captain Kubale. Lemon, Chinn.
Rubarth. Skidmore. Lynch. Thomas-
son. Covington, Hudgins. Green.
Glelm, Blcrman. Seely, Gordy, Hl-
koy. Wallace, Bnowday. Lig
gett. Rahenswfn. Spurlock and
Bummers, Coaches Moran and
Gregor, student Manager SleDow-
‘ ill, and student trainer Miller
implcte the party. - t-u L.
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time punch! When opportunity week-end. Many lo the playMa
knocka ho ready to answer tho •’ nvc frl ' n< ! 5 h * rc . “ ho .
call!
8- 8. 8. la sold at all leading
drug (tores. It ia more eco
nomical to buy a large alio
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Want Ads,
entertain them while they arc in
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Army Officers
Meet Monday
Yourself Again A meeting 0 f tho Athene Sector'
of thc Association U. S. Army
will be held in thc Georgian Hotel
at 6:30 o’clock Monday night at
which time the ■ medical depart-
ment will have charge of the pro- j
grnm. Dinner will he served.
Buy . a Bulck for a Xm>s present.
’Athens Visitors
Among those visiting In Athens
Thursday and Thursday night ware
Mrs. W. O. Cleckly, Augusts;
Connor Cleckly, Augusta; P1L
Magee, Chicago; John E, Gas-
kill. Atlanta.
W. H Parker. Atlanta;. M. D.
Scott. Akron, Ohio; R. W. Bently,
Lincolnton. Gn.; H. H. Alexander,
Augusta; A. Duncan Jones. Au
gusts; L. Bermon, Lynchburg. Va.
MtatL. __
fsuU, Aim.; Mr. and Mrs. C. 8.
Treel, Canton, N. C-; E. L. Brook
Trccl, Canton, N. C-; E. L. Brook
ing. Philadelphia; W. A. Hatfield
Clarkesvillc; .1, P. Webster. At
lanta,
. J. P. Uoftev Sparta. Ga.; Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Williams, Lexing
ton, C*.; D. B. Kendrick, Atlanta;
Dr. I. B. Cash. South Carolina;
\V. c. Silly. Danville. Ky..
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