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JACKETS DEFEAT GEORGIA FIVE
= INLAST HALF-MINUTE OF GAME
C is Tech Star in
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. 25-22 Win; Strickiand,
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ATLANTA, Ga.—(AP)—Georgia
“Pech won the rubber game of iis
‘basketbali contests with the Uni
versity of Georgia here last night
%?w“alim)ius over a 25.22 victory.
. The stbre was tied six times
and w&%e in the last minute of
play. ch led at the half, but
‘thie Bulldogs but his coolness un
““Qatfish” Smith did not score for
‘the Budldogfs but his coolness un-
Sy “fire ‘was an inspiration to his
thammhates. It was the last sched
-,n--;.;.-. basketball game of his Uni
versity career. ”
fHdgh ‘Gooding stole the show
o T&ghi :
#Other-conference teams wound
‘up their pre.conference schedules
last night in games that affected
neither state championskips nor
fourgmment arrangements.
. North Carolina State stepped
out to defeat North Carolina uni
yersity 36 to 17 _at Chapel Hill.
Vaghington and Lee won 21 to 17
from Virginia at Lexington, and
V. P.. 1, dewned V. M. I. 23 to
18 at Blacksburg. '
. Maryland, last year's champions,
w» Kentucky, ranking - favorite
‘with Maryland again this year,
ifii not have games. Kach previ
?fi.fl!’ had wound up its season
and eachy was defeated but once.
~ Thé Georgia-Tech Inicup: |
fi" a Tech (25) G. FG. TP.
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i With. Crawford and Woodall,
| forwards, shooting 16 and 14
. points, respectively, Georgla
" Tech’s freshmen . seated the
" @eorgia Bullpups in a preliminary
L W to.A7.
* © Maddox, center, was highest
. gdeorer for Georgia with six points,
.~ . The lineups: ;
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District Basket
~ Champs te Play
Ks a 'y oy
. Here for Ttle
B o
gy 1, anth annual high school
~;gpmqment, made up of
) m'” B;from the eleven dis
\, ‘"‘ - f’33..‘ '?fih@ld ua.rch 39 4) and
. undor the ausplces of the Uni
ers! _‘ “Georgla Athletic associa-
Stion in. Woodruft Hall, Dr, J. &
lewart, Bas. announced,
" Thesfirst game will be played
about *B¥3o om Thursday and will
“v"* rp"M'h the finals at 8:00
Saturday night, There will be eleven
LESTh Hlter the winners ave an.
| fressional districts and one from
the state at large.
. The teams will be houseq at o
-7" I hotéls and will bpe .guests.at
t@leven ;of thé local fraternity
‘Bouscs; The assignments for rooms
. and %yill be made to eacn
‘team safter the winner are an-
HOWACEd Each team will be allowed
_elght mén and one coach.
. The:-tournament will be con
ducted wnder the supervision of the
| personnel of the Athletic association
and the pofficers of the State High
School assoclation. A small admis
* charge will be made at each
Qs 51071, ¥
psuming the first game of the
i ament is plaved at 3:30 in the
ernoon, the tentative Thursday
Y;% will*be: a second game ar
30, and two at nignt 8:00 anc
F®oo o'clock. The” Friday schedule
it Will be the same. Two games will
i Be played. Saturday afternoon at
§:00 and® 3:00 o'clock and the
wflf bé at 9:00 o’clock Sar
a 2 pmht
£ Offic of the State High Schoor
* lon are Dr, J. 8. Stewart,
M{_(: int; Superiatendent Mark ..
mith, Thomaston, vice- pres:-
nt; D. H. Standard, Cordele, se.
atary-treasurer. —
- BASKETBALL
e RESULTS .
| By The Associated Press |
¢ Washington and Lee 21, \'irgmm"
"_,;t!ollege of Charleston 32, South
Carolina 42. ?
| Virginia Military Institute 18;
Wirginia Poly 22. :
. North Carolina State 36; North
College 17.
) Georgia 22; Georgla Tech 25.
THREE BULLDPOGS
PICKED BY LYLE ON
ALL-STATE QUINTET
sT R AT A A R I
b VALCO LYLE
The writer in conjunction with
other sports editors of the state
has picked a first and second all
state basketball team. The selec
tiong are being publisheda Wed.-
nesday.
The picks of all the editors
were compiled by Dillen Graham,
Southern regional sports editor
of the Associated Press and the
composite teams picked there
from.
The writer is giving below his
gelections, without having seen
the final choices. Perhaps it
might interest some to Know just
now far we missed the final selec
tions—or perhaps how close we
came to geiting them right,
The selections follow:
irsw Toeam—Forwards, Gooding,
Tech, Moran, Georgia; centér,
Strickland, Georgla; guards,
Young, CGeorgia, MacArthur, Tech.
Second Team—Forwards, Wilkes,
Mercer, Katz, Tech; center, Per
kins, Tech: guards, Smith, Geor-
Leroy Young, junior Georgia
guard, was picked to captain the
téam becaunsé of his aggressive
ness, his aility to shoot, and his
coolness in the thick of battle.
It was a hard matter to pick
MacArthur of Tech over Catfish
Smth of Georgia. Beoth are good
kuards, but MacArthur perhaps is
a faster floor man and as good a
shot.
et S —— ‘
Athens High Girls
T nroe in
o Play Mo ‘
Monroce Thursday
By LOUISE ST. JOHN 1
The basketball game between the
Athens High lasstes and Monroe
High, whieh was scheduled for
Saturday night, has been «:hnngéd‘
to Thursday night at 8 o'clock in
Monroe. |
The Athens girls hope to defeit
the Hurricane girls as they dil
earlier in the season.
After this game there will *be
only one more before 'the 1932 sea
gon closes. The last game will
be plaved with North Avenue
Presbyterian in Atlanta. Practices
were held Monday and Tuesday in
the Athens High gymnasium.
‘ . .
‘ Georgia Tech is
*
’ Given Three Men
srer?
On All-State “5
ATLANTA, Ga-—(AP)—Georgia
Tech, last place team in the state
college baskethall race, landed
three plavers on the Associated
Press all-star team = for 1932,
while Georgia, the state title
winner, and Mercer ;have one
each.
The Tech Engineers are repre
sented on the first team by
Hugh Gooding, forward; Bill Per.
kins. center, and Roy MsacArthur,
guard.
' Wilkes of Mercer, a smzall but
| accurate shooting player, drew
lthe other forward position. Wilkes
received more votes than any |
’other player and was named as
. captain for this season. He poll
{ed 11 votes. |
| Gooding, Perkins, and Mac Ar
-Ithur had nine ecach, while Leroy
Young of Georgia, the other
lguard. had 10. ‘
Georgia and Mercer divided -the
\smrend team positions, Georgia
{ drawing three and Mercer two.
| Moran of Georgla and Popeko of
]Mu‘c;er wore named as forwads. ;
Bill Strickland of Georgia as cen
ter; Harrison of Mercer and Vear.
non “Catfish’ Smith of Georgia
as guards.
Poole, Georgia Tech guard;
‘Terrell, Georgia forward; Katz,
’Geox’gia Tech forward, and Rea.
| sor, center, were awaded honor
‘nble mention.
i G R
SOULE HALL WINS
GIRLS CAGE MEET
STAGED BY CO-EDS
I Soule hall's entry in the annual
inter-dormitory basketball tour
nament, sponsored by the Physical
Education division of the Georgia
State Coiiege of Agriculture.
came out victorious with four
straight wins. The final game
was played Monday afternoon.
Standings for the tournament
are:
Team— Won Lost
\Pae Bl L sk 0
RS BN e TS 1
Rihens Glx . 00l B 2
BADER IItE ... oaisioid 3
e. e 4
Soule halls team was composed
of Misses Huldah Cail, Sylvania;
' Miriam Atkinson, Demorest;
|Cmiro Redfield, ' Atlanta; Jeanne
il,yons, New York city; Ethelyne
lDixon. Glennville; Elizabeth Sto
‘vall. Cornelia; Sarah Anderson,
i Dallas; Helen Hasse, Cleveland,
Ohio; and Mae Kincaid, Decatur.
The i-ter-class tournament will
start Wednesday -afternoon with
it‘ne seniors meeting the juniors,
according to Miss Martha Evans,
;inszrncmr in physical education
1a the college, who is supervising
;t!m tournament. |
| OUR HERO!:
LIS AINNGELES.—PoIice Officer
8. S. Jonnson deserves a medal, |
but all he gets ‘= a new uniform.
A group of playful schoolboys re.
cently caught a skunk and released
’lt among pedestrians on a busy
;street. Bystanders scattered and
Johnson appeared on the scene,
First he captured the skunk with
hishands-=foolish fellow-—and then
he shot it.
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4 More Are Tried
By Walton Court;
.
Two Plead Guilty
MONROE, Ga.—The Walton
county Superior court continued
trial of cirminal cases here
Tuesday, with Judge Blanton
Fortson presiding and Solicitor
Henry H. West serving as pros
ecutor.
Tieé court resumed trial of Jim
Miller Wednesday morning on a
charge of stealing a bale of cot
ton from G. W. Woodrufi’s gin.
A verdict was expected some time
during the day.
George Malcolm, Negro, pleaded
guilty to a charge of assault with
intent to rape a young Negro girl
and was sentenced to serve from
2 to 6 years.
Irving Bloodsaw, Negro, was
found guilty on a charge of as
sault and battery of Bose Jackson,
Negro. He was sentenced to serve
three months in the chaingang.
Frank Howard pleaded guilty
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
HUGCH JACKSON, JR.,
TO TAKE ADVANCED
MILITARY COURSES
Hugh H. Jackson, jr,, son of
H. H. Jackson of Athens, has
been selected by the professor of
military science and tactics at
the University of Georgia to un
dergo special instruction in ad
vanced military subjects. Upon
completion of this work he will
be commissioned a second lieu
tenant in the Reserve Officers
Training Corps, cavalry
Mr. Jackson will ‘recaive the
bachelor of science degree in
civil engineering in 1934. He is at
present a sergeant in Troop C, a
member of Thalian-Blackfriars
Dramatic club, the American So
ciety of Civil Engineers, Demos
thenian JLdterary soclety, and the
Sigma Chi fraternity.
to charges of carrying a pistol
and of being drunk in a public
place.
HiS LIFE STORY iN PICTURES, COMMEMORATING
. THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BiRTH -
Farm Enterprise Practices Suggested
For Communities in Clarke and Oconee
Suggested farin practices for far
mers in Clarke and Oconege courn
ties are made public in a statement
by County Agent L, :8: Watson.
Theso enterprise practice sugges
tions are' bhased upon the experi
ences .of many farmers in both
i counties as revealed in a survey
conducted by the county agent's
Loffice.
I Cottor, corn, oats, wheat, hay,
poultry, dairying are included in
the crops mentioned in the enter
prise practices. The suggestions
i follow: 2
f COTTON—PIant seed from vari
etiea producing from .7-8 inch to
l 1 1-16 inch staple. ince 70 per cent
: gs the farmors of Clarke and 34
! per cent of the farmers of Oconee
{ already plant Coker’s seed, we sug
]~gst that this variety be tried. Plant
on land that will produce at least
2-3 bale to the acre under normal
1 conditions.
CORN—Plant seed from What
leys, Hastings or Marlboro varie
ties. Plant as many aces behind
a legume crop as possible.
OATS—Plant ' seed from Appler
or Fulghum varieties, Plant in the
open furrow as early in October as
possible, Fertilize with from 75
to 100 pounds nitrate or sulphate
of ammonia the last week in Feb
ruary or the first week in March.
WHEAT—PIant Coker's or Red
Heart or Blue Stem varieties.
Plant the latter part of October
Fertilize with from 75 to 190
pounds nitrate of soda or sulphate
of ammonia the last week in Feb
ruary or the first week in March,
HAY—Plant a mixture of oats.
wheat and veteh early in October
for winter hay. Plant Laredo soy
heane and éane enrly in March and
peas and cane after grain for sum
mer hay crops. Flant one acre of
alfalfa per plow.
POULTRY—CuII and sell un
profitable birds throughout the
3—The Man |
vear. Select layers from chicks
natchdd from Jaruary - to April
Feed chlcks' commercial starting
feed for six weeks, after which
feed a growing mash made up of
home grown feeds. Feed laying
hens and pullets a grain mixture
of 200-pounds whole corn, 100
pounds wheat and 100 poundg of
oats togeéther with all the ' skim
or butter milk that they will eat.
Grow green crops for 'birds the
year around, Clean houses for
adult birds at least once each
month and disinfect houses after
cleaning. Market cull hensg and
broilers cooperatively.
DAIRYING — Keep only cows
that will produce at least two gn:-}
lons milk per day., Breed cows to
carefully selected bulls.. Grow out
helfer calves a little faster Ly feed
ing more cats and legume hay.
Kiil the bull calves and feed the
milk which they would drink, t»
chickens, Teed a nome grown ra
ition of 400-pounds of corn and
cobb meal, 300 pounds cCiton sreed
meal, 200 pounds ground cats, and
100 pounds wheat bran. Feed more
legume hay,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 1832
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By SAM MEVERg
{Birth Control,” sty SUbjant
of the debate to he held ail‘fi"
‘meetiu_g_o[ the Phj E\.Zlmm Li‘:‘lrt
;m’"‘y society in Phi Kappa ,;li.'
' Wednesday at 7:30 B. m, H:,‘u;‘;'
i ton Napier, Macon, ang Tom “'i]h
i lingham, Rome, wi]] defeng ")irt'.
t control, while Dudley Cook, ¢
lanta, and Phil C. Mcpyy,, AL
lanta, will oppose it, qu‘r\‘vshaA
piro, Augusta, will giye a "Ve.
mingfe talk on “The Epeq, o
{ the Depression in Florita»
! —
i The Rev. Lester Rumbe, Pag
| tor of the First Methoadist Chllrct;
’ot Athens, conducteg the thirg
open forum for the Purpose g
’ answering student questiopg
Iwhich was held in the vy, c
‘A. reading room, Tuesday night
' “Mental Diseases apng Thejy
Prevention” was (he subject o
’an address by Dr. Icholg in th
Physiology room of the Acadenj,
building, Tuesday night o 8:00
o’clock.
i A
The “X” club held their regulay
meeting Tuesday night iy the
Commerce - Journaisim building
according to Frank Huwklnn:
Macon, vice-president, pre.
sided in the absence of By
Strickland, Buchanan, who Way
absent on the basketball trip.
In the forthcoming debate pe,
{tween the University of Port
{Rico and the University of Geor.
gia, both the English and Span,
ish languages will be useq. The
main addresses are to he made
in English, while the rebuttals
will be made in Spnaish.
WANTED NICE THINGs
- PITTSBURGH. — Rosa Lajlyy
‘desire for pretty ‘things to fyr.
nish the home ghe and her re,
‘cently-acquired hushand were ¢
move into got her in jail. Regy
on her honeymoon here at he
sister-in-law’s home, accompanieq
her to town to do some shopping,
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