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C THE ATHENAEUM 69 THE FOOTBALL CAREER OF MOREHOUSE FOR ’22 By F. W. Crawford, ’23. The following is the results of the football schedule of More house for the season of 1922. October 14, at Morehouse—Morehouse 13, Livingstone 0. October 21, at Tuskegee—Morehouse 40, Tuskegee 0. October 28, at Morehouse—Morehouse 58, Morris Brown 13.* Nov. 6, at Norfolk—Virginia Union 18, Morehouse 0. Nov. 11, at Morehouse—Morehouse 18, Talladega 6. Nov. 18, at Ponce De Leon Park scheduled, Morehouse-Atlanta game cancelled. Nov. 24, at Knoxville, Morehouse 25, Knoxville 0. Nov. 30, at Morehouse, Fisk 20, Morehouse 19. THE ATHENAEUM’S ALL-SOUTHERN ELEVEN Selected by F. W. Taylor, 23, Sporting Editor, Morehouse . A selection of an all-southern eleven for 1922 has been made after the usual difficulties in eliminating worthy players^ but the eleven men presented herewith are deemed the strongest all-star com bination that it has been possible to select in m'any seasons. Improved coaching and the development of m,en who made fine showing last year swelled the stock of star performers. Eliminations have been made only after the most thoughtful consideration of the opposition encountered and with due atttention to consistency of play. In many cases injuries to all-star men prevented their being given more seri ous attention in regard to a position on the phantom eleven.—But it is hard to imagine a team with a stronger, more varied attack and a forward line of greater defensive strength than the one present ed here. ALL-SOUTHERN ELEVEN Lunceford L. E Fisk Weeks L. T Livingstone Cromwell L. G. ... Knoxville Leak C. Atlanta Cooke R. G • Morehouse Irving R. T Morehouse Gayles R. E Morehouse Johnson Q- B Fisk Huff R. H. ... Livingstone Kelley H Morehouse Nance F. B .... Tenn. State Normal ATTENTION! Please Trade With Our Advertisers.