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l'UL'KSDAY, .FEBRUARY lfi. 1323.
1HB UANWKK-MKKALU, A1HB.N5, GKUKGIA.
‘BEAU SABREUR”
TWO DAY FILM I
AT THE PALACE 1
Lindbergh, ra., Is
tabliahed town of ab<
named In Honor tof
Georgia Bulldogs Start
Preparations For Game
With Yellow Jackets
Athens High Will Play
Chambers High Of Ala.
In Tourney 1st Round
AUBURN, Ala.—(Special)—Sixteen of the south-
In South Africa whero the lem.
on grass grows, if .Is twefl for nal
voring custards and for niaklnc
tea.
Bulldog BasebalJ Work
Starts As Number Of
i: Men Report Wed.
, 'XjaAOMj nqnii pu,
‘•uor|v3i{dDio3 t)oaujti
‘uopaaSuon otfl MAaipg
By J*ek Frost out in the final perkM after hav-
After making ah even count of ing a good lead In the fnitlal pc.
the two game series with Ole Miss rlod. In the game Tuesday night
the University of Georgia Bulldogs Ole Miss took a lead but the Bull,
got down to work Wednesday aft- dogs showed that they could stage
eraoon makfng preparations for a comeback when tbpy tock a
the last gamwof the Red and Black lead over Mississippi to win the
card, to be played with Georgia game.
Tech in Atlanta Saturday night. Tiie Red and Black squad went
,The game will mark the last tilt through a hard workout Wednes.
of a three gam* series between the • day afternoon aa a beginning of
two teams. the preparatory campaign fcF the
As a preliminary bout to the Tech game. Another workout wfll
big game the Georgia Bullpups will be held on Thursday afternoon and
meet the young Yellow Jackets In a final workout will be held Fri-
...—. * day afternoon. The team wlirgo
to Atlanta Saturday morning.
TECH PREPARES
ATLANTA. (Sracial)— The
Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech.
here Thursday for participation in the seventh an-
, nual Cotton States basketball tournament which be
gins Thursday afternoon.
As is usually the case, a Georgia team is favored
r to win the event. In every tournament thus far a
f Georgia entry has cither been champion or runner-
; up.
And roils iderlug the tact that
tliero are Tour entries. TecM High. Millport has lost only one name
of Atlanta; Vienna High, Athens “
High and Darlington school, of M -
Home. Georgia baa a very odds-ou «•
j? chance If any one ehould become CI1
I Inqil'attJre. Each of the quartets ed
, mehtolried' abore has won nearly P°i
I every game thla year and will pre. *•»'
M aant n formidable front. <ot
•psm smvm lavux
paign of this year.
Duo to the unfavorable weather
vary .little work was done Wed
nesday afternoon and only a email
number of men Iwsldes the pitch.
,qts and catcher, answered the
tint official call. For several
ilaya,'however/baseball candidate.
I n vn been nt work on Sanford
> i'l<l. Umbering up In order that
led in Its tour o’clock. The Bullpups defeat-
to-0 win. ed the Tech Freshmeti here some
lias acor-.' tew weeks ago. ‘
es td op- ) An unusual amount of Interest
riesxcoans f, neutered around thei big game
tills sea- t „ take pt-^m Saturday night It
“ " will be remembered that the Bed - 1 _
1 Dudley., and .p lack cal . d contain, -breo Alabama In some years, return
ra. cage samcJ «-m, Tech. Two of these •■><* morning *o resume practice,
nig in nil j ganies have already beau played ^ the last gamo of the season
The Vrat vu played fn A ianLi the strong University ot
i«s: roveffil weeks ago with the Bull- Gnorgia five, this encounter Hi
Dadevillo, s\cg§ winning while the second tako place at the Aaditorlum Sat-
‘ ttlt took place dn Athens and nr»lay night nt 8:80.
ligli vs. fr, u „d the Yellow Jackets deteat-i Caoch Roy Mundorfrhas inti.
P. m. t jng t |, e Bulldogs to even the series mated that the squal wfll not lose
chambers up to tfcat Jlmo. nny Hme lu>m practice on account
An With the series standiug at a tie, ® f th f W“ t road but
, one tune tor each team, the third **» rt ® ft ®™, 00 “ w ! (h » «rlm-
Atlnnta. d last kit will determine the 0 wllh D1 " Pinchers fresh.
... I winning team of the annual se- nen ’
one, r la, | r | es with this fact In mind both Hard Work In Store
.... Georgia and Tech will enter tho The Jacket squad will be hard
* lve battle Saturday night with a strong ; pushed the remaining few days
’• , I tlt>‘-rnilnatl"n to w‘n. Both teams ; before the third tilt with Georgia
T *. *' lne - w ui be out for victory and for that j which takes place next Saturday
.... I reason one ot the best games >-f, night at the audltorlipn at S:30.
unruly- (hc p rei#n t season Is expected to Tho Bulldogs have recently b’ec
m - 1 ’ “ 1 enjoying victories, alto, and all
I/sb leather as a substitute for
leather (ram hides is being used
in the United States and Japan
for army equipment and harness.
hand Thursday afternoon.
■ The pitchers reporting tor. J
(W workodt were Lefty Stowi
Jack Waller. Jim,. * 111,1-,In,
Deserts cover 24 per cent ot
the earth’s surface.
ijipy might he In good shape for
i!i- opening of the practice netiod.
A BALANCED
Nitrogen Fertilizer— . tTjy ,
That Feeds the'Crop Every DfiyJ
tin-4. nun me ripen irnmniR*. t-aamm-fs ^oui*;y iup, r.iiiKGwn,
that he will receive thl<i season I Ala.; Marianna High, Florida; Ma
lic is expected to develop 'nto a i lone High. Florida; Darlington
promising man. school cf Rome, Oa.; Tech High,
f _ j Atlanta, Ga.; Anniston Military lh-
On the receiving end of Oeor-! ,se tut r, Anniston, Ala.; Hale
glas team this year wUi bn only , county High, of Greensboro; City
wo men according to the numbe/ nlgl). Knoxville, Tenn.. UnevIDe
1 •I , < , rt-.l Wednesday after. Agricultural school, of LhtoVUIe,
noon. Only two men reported fo, Ala .. 0l , p „i K li. of Opp, Ala.;
Hie position of catcher. These two Millport High, Millport, Ala.; Ath.
men were l>at Keating, and Harr, 0a , „ nd Vienna, Oa.,
Gorman was Hie outatand ng cat. jjlgh
cher on-the frosli team of !a»! 8z,lV ■y--—-
year. Tlteso two men are expect- - ■ 0 anls rresentlng unusually
eil t» make a good showing this strong records nro Vienna, Oa..
your. High, winners last year, nml Tech
Only two positions are left va- n| K h - of Atlanta, Oa. Vienna’s
cant Tor the team of this'year. Wonder Five la tho sensation ■ cf
They are second baso and ccntei whole south. They met and
field. defeated the strongeHt teams in
Other men expecting to report the peach belt mection. included
Thursday afternoon are Captain l°ng list of wins is a
Chick Shiver, Roy Jaocbson, Buck over tho strong Mercer eel.
Flowers. Tom Nash, If. F. Join- 1«*K« varsity five. Tech, of At-
son and Chaffin. lanta, is tho only high school
Announcements In regard to fefl m to defeat the wonder high,
work in the futuro will be made Vienna avenged this defeat by
at a later date. winning over tho Atlantans in VI*
_ enna.
Other teams wtth the best rec
ords are Athens. Ga., High; City
of Knoxville. Tenn., Marianna,
Ha., High, and Millport, Ala., High
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take place. _ .— —.
It la a known fact that ga">es eyes of the conference are by! ;
between Georgia and Tech always focused on thia third encounter be.
create more Interest and excite, tween the two etate institutions,
mint than any other games -t. the i The playing of Tech’s two main.
Red end Black card. | dtoyi, Frank Player and Ht.-k
Tho last game with the Unlver- Heeke, has attracted much alien.' |
eity of MlnVsilppt found the tlon In the baaVetboll circles. It
Bulldogs showing some mighty has" been these two men who have
good work. In this game the Bed spelled defeat for opponents In
end Black team ahewed a great, the recent games,' and ns doubt,
improvement over the work of the when the all.cnnferonce fin- Is
night before. In the game* that selected, tJto places will bo held
the Bulldogs have-loot this sea- by ;h-se fast, tricky, consistent
son they have most'- always lost j sons ot Tech.
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