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Hi VOL. XLH No. 166 ATLANTA. GA. SUNDAY MORENO NOVEMBER 28 1909.

PRICE. ITCEf I SOUTHERN FOOTBALL ELEVEN PICKED tmwt Atlanta Man Is Elected President. Vote I Unanimous No Other Names Being Mentioned Aft- er the Meeting Starts The Chattanooga Franchise Discussed. Die Fla November 2" Th directors of the South Atlantic league met here this afternoon a 1 ected TV Joiner of Atlanta Ga. wident of the league Before meeting when the directors were lobbying in the corridor It looked as though there wou be three nominations for the office of presl dent.

arles TV Boyer of Iaglr town Md. Mlqup Finn. of Lltt Rock. and Capta2n Ynyner were the men mentioned TV hen the meet WM led to order. Captain Jovner was the onl name placed 1 in nomination and he was unanimous eectpd to the office President Jnnes the leagues ea 1 or during- the past season statod torn time ago that I wo Ir andidatp for reele tt i and ho i lis statement It is believed that he could have had the office again he had desired The Chauano za i is now property of the league.

will he rllspoeed of in none manr rtur ig tie nf vt three weeks I of Macon. and orteh savannah vv I short Jo 0 Chattanooga and make tlnal at angemePta tncerning tie baeebafl 1 situation there. If the former owne if th franchise do not pay pr ce lomanded by this league or their nVrin ithern Is at rt will be made to get other hat- anooga rt PS to take 11 franc se ELEVENS WILL CHOOSE CAPTAINS This Week Will New Men a Leaders. hat football season a osed but one thing more rrma ns he before It is forg ttcn entire nd th is the election or the captain. i for the season ihit.

Rut one team has epc tie rap- UD to date- This. team is lem on le. the brilliant limb end of the Tigera. was choen at a mrlng or the eleven whic was eld in At intd bore the leVEn left for Some after the game Ith ch The other teams wilt their ip tame one time this wo and a the Obabte choKPf for tile I ltloni nnv rterest tl i football fane the ape editor will endeavor to name I rn whom vi- think- ate like to taJ the 1910 elevens Tech lll probably elect Patter hard arelr tackle to the 1 houg' Heil Hi due to 1 ei rit tat get the choice Jt Pat on se ms to he the meet in Mtzger th lathing lull tack Rn lerbll I mo 1 i- he the roost Ukt' 1 I luart ugltts ma Mr duo 1 brill it otk dnr nc the pact rf tikety randtdatt'- tr rr on lf hark and Ncel i at juart wanc i I no ll rl 1 at irr 1 beck in the south. lie nil meat wet It To tlon its It 111 be blf la ear it school.

At Auburn tw mm are likelY can- dldtc The race for th. 1 honors St t1) to ll it Hdrlrtg' tit tphttl op Hell runner attn 1 Proton the hard iha glng full ha At Alabama three. met are in tine for tht position Coui tc' at center Atatit at guard or taintgarner at id lth th hinccs taorittg tl named. appears to he the mo Xeli Georgia. At orjia Hatcher.

the 1 to I 1 4 such bril iant bat iriti ason bet dosed seems to th tQglcat choice. tl ougtv Tackle Frank ir to also spoken of as a candidate for the honors- At Tennessee wtsenbtrg at end. in ii of Ma seniority will probably he chosen. At Mercer B. Poole.

the hu ky tackle or Jacob at lull back. wilt no doubt be elected clp Louisiana tar tackle wi mo llkeH be tendered the honors by that eleyen. wilj no doubt choose George the gritty little quarter back to head nf Jet an. AjrwfgtoH. th big tackle ct the nlverslo ofx Mississippi En wi 1 no hea ri that cant In 1910 TThesc are tb4 leading oTens of the south ffd tTie gut" made above i rot Isi the captains to he tecttd RACE HORSES KILLED BY HIGH ALTITUDE Climate Is Fatal to Horses Entered for the Mexico Meeting.

El Paso. Ttxa November The ugh altitude in killing the hordes that have come here rot" the Juarez race meeting Two died this morning and un yesterday. Marline owned by YlIndetr and My Hantey. owned Johnny Farris. died this morning.

Ludhlan Latonta inner owned by John Merkltln pt The latter horse was valued at 5000. Recently a. tine talllon on exhibition here from the Morgan Colonies worth tit. atne price. died or pneumonia.

Pjortta owned by Bedwell is rlou lj sick with pneumonia. The horses caught cold coming here nd the high attitude them to At vjulckly when pnturooula Ueveloptd. A NEW CRACKER a. pi oto of the New Or lea- bemi prjfcssi na pitcher ig ed Manag Otto JurUa0 lot a trial no cpr ng ul li the Trackers lie to ir 1 a no run game in the i i la. unday Hero ha Ii New Orleans paper of Moi cla a Martina 3 perform- a oo dll fai who hued tie little grand stand at Iv rob path es trelftv to view tuctttte a en in a dou- I ble header rtrrn IP monet uorth from every point of view It was a ra no game.

in wHoh Jot Martina. the Viahagan twirler starred. men strol ed to ba aga Marti a twirling one liv a tree pass and the other on a error. Hart ese two failed to 11) are I i 11 al corner Martins ro ild I oa of a qua ed the record of 1 1 Jo" ru in i Th pt i iteiallv pptauel llngf twirling Mar a Tie 7 rn ar his pt nrnts. Mm pl unable to hit the spht afe BRISCOE PLEASED WITH MAXWELL CAR Po a tlriacte.

pTf i i nt of the vtds Pr Motor npa i a MI ret ir i from Atlanta. wh he att nrip rcepttjn of jl idt- tourl TI automobile ra Mr said cth ace a of i 1 benefit ii tttirtc tie Otteotiot of i 11 the mot ai aX inc 11 Ink ah it It a 1 wore hi fat races ar per a ular rfT 1 faff OIT thlng-s per il ir ci ar 1 s1- inte to a iraif mOlur car lJer vr i if nr tv I more titliltariati i un I rh a ruoti IS re apt he iite tfd the enJurarc ct r- Nt Atlai ta for sp HI' more liX 11 0 im turi mu i a ri da use a t. i rrt nan of It arl is ii tlr TII st pad iirf rec 1 lb wel i irkab Max- 1 was rtpr tnt 1 xerv one Ii- man. end i a to rs enter 11 A th rr bring title' i Ma ts 1 four i tho ears 1 r' a 1 jie-- AI 1 the' rnia of nnp till narn watt so la tt't that IP judges an's I I tt ii se Ul ie i 1 ttl Max it I i- ru laiio I came through York wltli do pet ct uroi anti which later pJrtlcral i tl savannah event again ith Ii pffect rf and tltctt a Tip hp the rpmarXab feat c. imbu sto Mounts i lab ne been seated In' hor or on vi aoc niake a rrcord of cnfl irante aid power that et a new mark in II automobile I world" MAY HEAD AUBURN TK t.

To Ht' Is a strong candidate for jhe honor of heading tile Auburn football team of 1910. YELLOW JACKETS LEAD TEAMS IN TOTAL POINTS SCORED Now that the football season has been wound up. the- scores made by the teams to which the football fans of At- teret. Imagine who the leader to number of points scored Is. Tak' a guess.

Bet there would not be one in a hundred at would guess that he Yellow- Jack- et have the honor or rolling up the mo number of points on their opponents this sason but such is. the case The Jackets plied up a total of 217 points. andrbilt came second In the list. tli a total of hid. Sewanee third In the rank Tg according to points sc with 161.

Auburn comps fourth th Tetnes ee made the worst showing or the bunch. with onlv It points scored during the entire season urn total being made in the last gjme or tie season. To ewan belongs the honor of roll ig up the highest score on an op. Potent thi season. the Tigers defeat- Inc southwestern bvtprlan by the score of 8.

to 0 Tech dde the recond highest with j9 against south Carjl 7 a Sleep are the fig ires nr the teams 1 order in which they scored I' Tec 1 TP 1 Tech TP i Tf- Ii Tech Tprh Tech inrjon otiev i I aro Ina Nub irn MP Ya derb 1 an If and rbilt a Ifrh a otlerlut A under ni i rn. a i ngton I Princpton" SECOND CHOICE ELEVEN CHOSEN BY DICK JEMISON HP tl pi an rr. pic I i ch Hel man ci i 1 iv I I pn :11 in Wmnfr trip IT PII am an 1 pta. el tig for a. period ns.

enough to acquainted ti i at othet Etv lc pla 1 i- t-lrven iftalnst the xll outhern bunch of Yr nlall' and tt ev would give th au awful rub the LO int I the nter positlin av is a. good nut lie has th Igl an'S th trtrttnghlt the 01 me lat kpp hint if Pin being th expert- rCf His passing has bent oil his ten IVP pli bees oi but It- has tot been shift enough on his Ice til tand above the tl ctutPis lit tthav of ir barring tho I' ut ern cci ter I A Thr to rd lit Vllcn ihurtt and coiitigtoi. Vattderblt the eleven has two lards who next ear should develop Into Ml bouthern caliber ThP charge hard on the offensive have the welgtit rid with this years experience wilt aXp good guard" text ra cn Hut it Is at the tirkl. position 11 the eleven tlte ctr re and it is fr that the PCO rd strong leant i i fl on' tl tirs atn tilt a i were looking for. and a little 1 solp has wirer been seen in action ri Atlanta but his work ha been th' ft uure 01 the games that Louisiana Mate uttivereity plav ed this year.

Strong. heady. it to diagnose plajs and with an ii tuition that at times ms unnatural. he has repeatedlY hro up many a jrn 1 TJ that has lien tarted around the ends. Hut taulXInberri at the other tackle an pven better player than elp ptghin 1 pounds.

active strong I a bun and a. wonderful player on the def a man who unaided has i broken up more interference tl an an i titer tackle in the south this players worth to the even is unquestioned I Hut he is a man of all around ability 1 In le can carry tb ball on me plunges. and makes hl distance lb the bet of them. He Is wender- Ii 1 us an interferer. and in nal ing a tunner.

unmerciful. Tie erds. Hill and Hateher are fast. Ti go Into any kind of a play sent Ielr way frequently get th ir roan behind the Line. and get down under punts in fine shape.

Thy have the natural ability that makes good toot- ball players and with the experience gained hi' rar will be ea from next season Ilrtmne tie Star. Browns. the little quarter back of m. tc ft wenvl ku isha but 16 Sewanee Auburn Vanderbilt. Montgomery.

Howard Gordon Mercer VandMbllt Tech. sewanee Georgia IS A na 14 tlsbams 0 Alabama. 0 Alabama 14 tabama 10 Alabama Alabama 6 Alabama 64 I rilon ward Cltmson Mississippi Georgia Tennessee Tulane. L. S.

T. It r01son riomson lenison 1 I on lemson Gordon P. Davidson Alabama Georgia Tech 0 Mere Mercer Mercer 1 Mercer. 0 Merepr Mer er 6 Mercer Merest. Gordon 1 Auburn.

Howard Tech outh arot na Norman Park orRia II nrgia i tleocgla Oeorg a VJP I' 19 0 rnpU i 1 itadet Tiav itlco 1 Tennessee Alabama lems in Tech uburn. 1- is. yet hi' is the bent I i in rs if the ar bring utlly tX Ml i by I- enton of l. lit open field running ho a won- Out it Is his passing of th ball tl at would help this eleven mt re than a thing else. th such men feed It to as PrtlH and irdagr.

Browne vv uld be In his prime. The pl vs would get away quicker than in the hands or any other quarter hack. In run ilng hack lie Is a dmul1 lie I a wond rtul player in this re pect and his speed makes him hard to atch Hl tackling for su a light player lo wonderful. It is his weight. though.

that kept him off the All viuthern till there Is no her titiarier hack oven pushes him for second string honors. the half back positions th tiio iiav of tile thoirps re entirely different Hardage is the best i i arid pen field runner. barring 7 inl in the south and his value to Uif am is unquestionable Pratt tl M1r half. is a fine or. the forward pass an as a kicker.

there is no one in his cla in the south. His punts have outdistanced an kicker in tile southland. and his field goal ability makes him an added requisite to the eleven. Petiton. at full back.

Is a good man. A hard plunger a man worthy or the ac he Is given here. the second best full back In the south. This i the en that the writer rUiin second onl to HlIman All- southern They would put up a wonderful defense a defense that. the ftr team would find hard to pierce.

On the offensive with Faulklnbrn and elp to alternate on tackle over tackle plays Browns to run the ban to quarter back runs. liardage to skirt the ends Penton to hit the line with plunges Pratt to use the forward passes and to do the kicking ith such known ability to place kick irh as making them from the 50 yard line. this eleven would be hard for any of them to defeat. lets la the Second choice in the view or the writer. It you differ with him wen and good this en is just one man opinion selected from the dope.

Fogel Denies Rumor. Herrethof Won Golf Tourney. Lakewood. November 27 Fred hot. of th We tbrook lor If land.

Golf Club. toGa won the annual lutumn Lakewood gulf tournament defeating Walter Travis. Garden city bi up I to P' yt Philadelphia November orace Kogel. the new pe ld nt of tile National League Club of Philadelphia. In statement tonight.

denied the persistent rumors that Charles Murphy. of the Chicago club is Cage- iaJly Interested In the local team. He innounced that he has not Pledged hlmselt to nr candidate tar the presidency ft the att pa BIG ED" KONETI1Y Of' ST. LOUIS WHO MAY FIGURE IN TRADE Probab 1111' ta ed of man tn the daily ba eball talkfest is Bij Fd the IM i Nationals' star flrst sacker lZonetchys name has many trader during the a few weeks. but foxy Eager Brlsnahan known the or of cltarg" to i ardi nal.

hi refused to part with the RTV ices or i tar. Still there Is a chance that the clever firt tsacker not we. a. 1 ills i nlfrm next fann Bre nahan ha relied era real ood offers within tie last few days. THE SOUTHERN ELEVEN PICKED BY COACH HEISMAN Yaudy Gets lour Men SewanC' Three Auburn Two One and Louisiana One on the Eleven.

Sonic Sure Choices Are Not Given Places on the on 1909. Georgia. e. Aub irn Outturn andertlIt anderhilt Sowanep Louisiana tat Sewanee Vanderbilt Vanderbllt My ee tionK for the All Star South- 1 not the usual Southern player of irn football am for 1909 are 1ah as natural brilliance seat wonderful 11- usual from the oliPge at belong around athletic ability. to the southern Intercollegiate Ath letlc AssoclRtion Only.

Thy embrace. In this connection. Vanderbilt Sewsne Tennessee. Louisiana State. Auburn.

Alabama Howard. Mlsslsplpi Mtesie- slppl A. I. Ii. Georgia.

Mercer Tech and riernson There are a few Uer i colleges in llp association. sorh a i Furman and of ford and one or two i others. but these do not play football. Kentucky State is also a member an I pla football. I hut I tlav been compelled to omit a consideration of their team from this article because of their distance from here.

Thl All boutbern ma be said to be the pick of the football talent of the states of Tennessee. Louisiana. SJljslssippt. Alabama. Georgia and South Carolina.

A few of the positions it. the above team have given some trouble. hut only a fe The difficulty in tho cases arose not from the wealth of first-class material. hut from it paucity. Take the fir three.

men. for Instance Never In the last ten years before this would elth of these have stood a show for the All Southern notwithstanding they are all goo 5 football players. Every- on of them of extensive eJiperleDee arid It Is rralnii on that account they been given the positions they know thp game. Rut no one can af that anY one of the three Is a born football player. They have all toiled hard and laboriously for what has come to them.

and certainly they Reserve all the greater credit but Ui ar ant Home sor of deal may be ai i a ijted so as to strengthen the Cardinals. New York is stilling to part with Merkle tferzog and Crandall for Big Ed Philadelphia also is after hi services and has offered several good players for the fir baseman. Chicago. it is said is willing to give Xling for Ko- netchx Pitcher Lush and II. money on sideT-ation Judging bv the roan ood otters made the chances are that nltch will don another uniform bearing initials that do not stand for Louis next season I or Oe rolrr asr et Inter a trifle light for the position.

but no man of the ear charges a-- better. or quicker or harder than he. UP has a rpn 1ld foe- ulti for tliornoslng is pla of opponents and must be reckoned with In game. Jo addition he- Is a flrst- rate snapp and has Ills mm. I on the game He never stops to argue or fuse with his opponent or the of- tlcials i ever intent on hi work anti i sager to win his tackling Is strictly first class Ff t.

nut a fast on his feet a he might be. for If he were he would up to the other All Southern eenterg WI have had hut as I have Just said he Un there mist bo reasons for It. and th one of them. At anv rate. ties about the best of the season.

and there wm be to dispute hi claim. Other good centers have bee i Countess. of Alabama. and rer of Auburn At the guard position the case Is identical. So doubt there are plenty of players Lit other positions tackle.

for Instance who would hav made bettse guards by considerable than the ones I have iected above. but to place the tackles ere would be to hazard a conjecture and would hardly be lair to the men who bate worked at guard position I am aware' that in malting former Southern selections I have i sometime pursued this plan but. VhfO I was writing more as a macB man as a scribe. and In the latter capacity I be. Continued on Page Five.

Philadelphia Man Has' Won 4 Out of 5 Games. George Slouon Is Beaten by George Sutton. While. Cline Defeats nol the French Champion Cline Will Probably Win Tourney. New' York.

November 2T Qeorj Sutton of Chi ago defeated OTJ I- ufson of New York at ht. c-- ion for the worlds champloalhlp balk line billiards tournament. lit afternoon Firmtn CsastsoL the uc i ci ampion lost to Harry Cline of Philadelphia The Sutton game went II Innings Sutton winning by a score of 100 to 43 StoesO played an even game. hl high Innings oveioome bj dreary runs of single- Ogtire conng Buttons average 15 0 1. with a high run of 70.

un high run was 77. and hl. at. erage 14 3 31 line defeated Cassignol at Oi aft- r1oon session hr a score of 50tf to HI. the game going tort innings.

and' a- slgJjo lot his game in the flr I. jlJnlng pla ing in lib poorest form of the tournament and Scoring oiin t. points to his opponent 111. 1 the tenth inning n. the French ihamp on pay ed a skillful.

1U game. it the lhtiadelphian lead was trio great. although Cassignol time within Iwo points of tlelnj- Cline in the thtrt fifth Cline went easily i the Oth. with an unfinished run of points 1 rt high run was 56. and his average 12 20 40 Canaignoi averaged It 1 40 line now leads in the tournament.

with a reooi i of tour games won Out of pUved Till' worst Cline cn po ibl get as a result or he remaining competitions is a draw. for he has no more games to play and every thvr pl. I aa lust least one game. lines percentage Is while Urnare8t and Sutton are i JO Tile standing of the other Slosson 333 Cas lgnol utter 000. I 8flOt tl d.

259 i DOGS ARE GIVEN TRIAL IN THE ALL-AGE STAKE Stake Not Finished by the Continental Club. Baib i November Varm dry wi atliT and the difficulty of uncI leg ira sjttated long runs In Ut. second day of the all ag take of the- titint-otal Itld Trials Club today ard In con tuencc the stake was not flnUl I T. anticipated A. late star was made.

and only- bra re it down 1 tefore luncheon Tile fii pair down was Pawn. liakce 1 M. Gri Jou or Tot-on a la and Hill tOhiflCtCrt ow no usta abet of Milwaukee. ither ljund birds were ready to lit fore tinie was up. Th next li was the pointer Lords or Jing i ed 1 I lord or I a 0tt Olio an th ttglish seller l- unit- I lolschman of New York.

Hot round birds but Jingo a the inciter race 1 ride of Vhlte ton ix- it Edward" tf eland and Pinehurst Fun onarrt TtiCt. ieh jrst ran together. and npl1l1 dog scored. or the second rri the judges rolled for eight dog. four of which.

tier run today. The pointer. Gilt gp owned by Plulev and iamlton of iarn Neb. MeDttba set- ei A Milton V. WInnipeg.

Man. nTrk Ton' settei Scott Will- inpm I' Viola setter Con 4 title ittle Manitoba Frank Thomas Johnson. Winnipeg Milton. setter 1 hinds Baltimore rd Lad of Jingo. C.

hOTd. Day. ton. Ohio. The judges are running th dogs different lines titan Is customary.

sod th uutconio tf the race i awaited with vt at interest. The Vials Or tlso roim tub or America begin herd Monday an 1 for half a day at least. lw trits will running at th sams mi The- judge for the Pointer Club' trials will he the veteran handler Nat U. Nesbltt of Omaha. Neb.

OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT' ATLANTA ATHLETIC CLUB Tie Atlanta. Athletic Club win bold an open golf tournament at its Eaat Lake club on December IS and Th tournament I open to the golf. er the country over. Prizes In ca or silver to th amount of SOO will be given. Professionals will Ire given cash.

and ama. tun silver. Thirty-six holes will played each day. The prizes will be warded to the eight lowest scores at the I hot a. follows First ZOO second third.

ITS fourth. 50 tlfth. 126. flxta. 15 seventh J10 eighth 1 There wilt dat be a ca or llrer prize for the Ion-eat metal Core at II- j.

holes. 3 It is expected that the entry. 11 will be largo a this 1 the first opla lournam fit that ha- held In Georgia No entrance fe Will charged and those ewlplJr to avail themselves of the Invitation should. nd tli lr names to ST. E.

Browns Studio building. Atlanta. Ga. Moore Wins at Golf. Ptnel1uNlt.

C. Kov mb HL A Moore. of Apawamla. the win- ner of the president cup In th ftnt round of the sixth annul autumn golf tournament today. defeating V.

Keatlng. of LPJIOX. I up and to play. Hudson. of Roch r.

won' th consolation trophy from E. A Outh. TI. of St. AngtJlltine.

4 up and S' to Langford After Boston. ovember J7 Actln for Sam Langford. th heavy wetgUt' boxer of this city. Manager Jo today depo iled 110000 match of not 1 than with Sack Johnson or ship the Ljfjf vciL. No.

ATkL A. MOR. NOVEMBER PRI EiJ "v.f tl PICKE I JOYNER AT HELM I I Of SAllY lUGUr Prcs cnt. II Jark The and ilecte 1 t' woud Cl1arle yner When meeting called aptain w. all UlOn Iat tin II.

nc h. andl al' rlelhll1. tll I deeJ re-d Th hattal1oza I ciJ p08d manner durkig eeu tlhrl 1ge acn. an' will hattan oga IH' anj ementll concerning the price the Sotthern fort 111 hat rtjs See aa Now the a on remains II forgotten Rod that or lO eiectd II ate. am crnon.

chO Atianta I Teeh. olh th ir or Inter 8t rtn ltor me mO horn I aJ PaUrron at TcIt. IJ1 run I claTi lng LI Hili. jJ fn Ia tl1 cllop hut ralllr 1 tOur. the 0 the Venierhilt tll I rnchlrw i tJriLtnl ork durinI' III Mrrtsfltt the al ce quarter.

doutt elect Lamer. trkpQwdged ed tu verletu the halt t- JI hkey bl last Th rac ml tie t' twccn opt har1cha back. 11n thl' IUlltC" cent lanl. II' the' mncee 111 fTrit- 1 I he l1eiy. at 11 end of' brilliant durin td" jUl hr hoic thou 1I Iriinllr pok hOD on.

nd tt3ky ta ItI elct jp. WI' mot choo hea Arr gt fits rot rl o. wit nO doubt aret eleens i i ft1n lect 1' tr The i tie 14 T. by a winner. ta H.

G. rlousl and tit lite qul kll pntlUDOl a NE I I I nc lART1 A. T' 11 i photo f' I rniprjrssjonai signed I. i by for i 1 0' it 1 II I I clIt ast I ew a ay ot I allr I. tans ftlJtd ran holy trusS i la eafdr 'n''P I fan H.

atth1 waR carded. was. tnt. run tWlrler.i Uj two fir base a i illEt Mariitaa these I jIare iuitial I tnat It drug equaled tIe I tnilie yrus Young The Pf' tatuiro apPI 11 rln Marthta. Hrnhar 1r tJppjJ1pnt8 were lm siihee safely.

I I 1. Hrl np idnt lrdwIIBri rpany a Iiu retunII i 1 I elt oml i' fr i al lit roe I' tin' raced are of" inuuzrii I the tultir to motcr 'I abut as It wrrei ar" pfrtaluar i peace tp Jss irltcuett 1 ral wtl I 1. or d. I rttind wh more t.rj in In urarcp ik tU ykAtlallta I t. like I- wh t1jtvrj Jllt I I i ae It I zne Ill" I Ih.

trite lk of mu I' cn thr. rfCHi n. I we1 J' rm1 a u- Tj Ia w11 I nw tours entering I there bcJn it 1 ai rt of Wa utiurttt'v tiuc' analk rn rnrf' prize I rerr1 Ih it1 Jfr WWr ruuahcut wlnc urn fed in tllf' with I p' rfC ser. hirh 11 rpmpihfJ rmltr tbe If inthtttg 1011. llountJltn.

whit peter horse a1) rf' orll endurance ark SlLl FHK rt I i j' o. antS are int rested ma prove in tere t. num that the 0 nt. lI allon. a e.

17 pol ts cmd witll I is th ranking scored com with Tenn see tfxe red th thIs lta made' me he Sewartee lon nt thie seas Jn In tile er lt orc O. and 9 hr. uth Carolitta f1gJrfs giving un the nr pr 1' pojnt ch. Torn orJ n. I0ne Tent I nE' 1 it Tflh uhrn T-eh ljporlilla.

Ii em udrbllt Toi It- Pl' 0 anl rhii Vandrbill flu f' I d1 I 3 17 VanderbIlt 1 I I i 1 anIrhlll Tnn I I anderl iit Ohio 1 Vanderhiit Washington I andi rbjjt ewanel' IC lv Snnc 6 a T' 1' 0' texcanee r. 3011 el ht" 1 3n" I 1 Sewan. l' Dlek Jmla I I SECOND CHOICE SOUTHERN ELEVEN. P1ITlu PLA YIf COLLEGE. I uard 1 J' Left Guard ton an lrbUt tili1 a- i ln' HI I' br Quartet Hack HroIl Spwano I ub Full lJak Potn Ti alo rl In tl" cond I ullHrn piriul IitCtt tie pl' left after arh Ifeisroan.

ej fd his II''L th- I I i ll' Oll 11 111 rene a If ttttt were into ant ttgct rioQ gt with I tut atiother' tylc or tnt td 1 outhern i I'I an they ti-m or count. canter Heaver i I thl' Ight onv tin Ihiat I ll ing pa lng good. jrlenive rJ ha a IV' hd leet. tll h. ctl1r ntPr Ol1r uIern center.

Lue" Guard. 11 bu rn Co ngton. of lt. th Ito Southern Thy th ojcD iYt' IInj rra guar seatcn Bu I po ltlnll thu rd 011 1 111" nr tam lat IC I ia i rlturE I lty played CjIl lk Intuition pi 1 0 i lS dt i on I I pIa er th unaldd than i laer eleven UIl around the ba line I i we I I nailing nero erd Hat hr I' Tirt ps their I unb sha' i fo t- La plaY TI hi yrar heard I I JiIaJO I Brown uartet' I team wQnlSu. n.

Wetha 12 ewanee 11 1 160 Aubur- 2 Auburn C. 0 II Auburn. I 46 Auburn. Auburn. I Auburn.

17 Auburn. It Auburn. 1 16 Auburn. 6 4 buwo. i 0 I dI sIBeippl.

Gtorgla 0 0 1 21' Ii 0 lm on 17 1 mRon 101011 1'1 mean I Mi i 4:1 Mereer Gor on 11 ercer. err Ii pr Meeter uth Carolina. orman 0 46 16 Oyrnpla" ii I orgia I Georgia ii orJ la. Ji 11 lemsn 1 Georgia. 16 11' Ttan I KntucKv ii 1 Tfnnsle orth arolina nne I Kentucky Stall' 17 Tenase Corgla I Tennessee.

Tech. 9 II Tennessee Vanderbilt 1 Tennessee Alabama 11 a Ihattanaoga 0 1 Tennessee Tran hana 0 on" bp 1 1l1anr year pil Fenton. I' is hl th" that mr tl would tJ running respect sp catch. Ills sueh I won rtuL 11 Itil 1 tither who seron 1 halfbaek 1 1 play wu hoc lId 1 1anlr. hi unqu stionable.

the and kick hi ttlaee is pnly to TheY" t' first to' II with stich yard ele" P. I con lvn I i I I mans I I' Ho raN I pftlldent ia- 0 lladelPhla.1 hI ri na 1 re I thhea te-di I an'- pr I Natifnal Mue Nooem Herre bof the Wetbrook. Long Itan La 7 rl raGr P' fu Jt play. TRAI I I I I i I I i i i I I I of Bi Ed" ollis sacker. ha beets mpntiand In contectlott with ja er knowing worth hi t' ardl has tiJ1.

ftr t. T.n"s I has eraJ ood da I len Georgia Loui ialla omc ChJi cs n. i 1. nlmall 4 SOUTHERN FOR tU Of.LEGE. et on Star rn team I9 J9 lakoi 1 on erlul all- I fro thaI Ath- Tennelo ee.

MI 18F1pl IiI' pl cQlle a Wofford tootball. iaalso and plays Conli era1 Qn ause This Southern Tenn nee. II8Js lppl. th few. those tint eltha.

notIUutan lnK the one- exun ye has en IM- lme. 1Ia th m. tbe I ate lt. Uey sort ai arranJt' I f' 1 IlIng I hIs aj I ton- by ar 1 0 ur. t.

Lwas' year ppl ae- ut t1. PT flr snapper. an I tl a rg11 e' of Is his ta. kllng tlret-clasl Ifs as et" as be Southern I I nt this an rate1Jc. few hie ntera been i I I 1 nt have bet ha.

eI ted I. tA klell tlere luJd WO tUd rn a th ore co I reFlTe i tUNE LEADING At 8ILUARDT Ian 5 Cline Pzo urney. 7. Stitt on. Chicago.

orn e. ork I In lin tournament I tie I ternoon rt champion. P. 00 37. en- beint dr art jUT scoring.

was 3 O. n' :1. Clinl the lon hy otUO' 124 fa tint' playing ac rlft on I hI oVl onenr. rtn Innln on. cl ampon but WdS CaIIII em tteln thf thirty-fifth.

oUt IJ rc 1 O-4 Ca lgnol ae I tOUrnam nt. record I pog ibly' th 1 her has at one hU Ued 1. play- Sos ln 33 Cassignol i i I I FU shed Ha her c. um wPRtl1fr hlr 1antunll Ii sccon all-age Htinet I consequence fn hf1 Wet" 1. Wilt wa two' brats pilI I rvrtt by Ft.

Graydon TnrL f111Jl1a. Io n8tcn. I dlhtrjJllnd 1J1r 1 read tin all Tine R' Lad J. ng. IIpd l' it.

Dayton alit the CjWj. 7' r. IIfr WhiiestOflS 10 II. 11. leonard th.

of Jrt t' I ttrriee jU ge. Ild Hige. fb May. rell W1. Iton.

lIrk tie ola. J. W. CODalo I It II' I I1ton. A' tr J.

F. rd onS jud" on tll. Ih. is I a I te51. Ial.

tbO. ub isn't da et two ba rt1nnln the amA tme A TLANT A Ot' ember aftdtf This Is Ih the I 511 111 Iv mo holes. Wl sec nd. 6 Co urt no xt 10 10. allll ae tII cted list 111 a.

hJ. Is tournamt fVfrb 1J nt ranc he them. lve. lI tl1-elr Br 1VJ f- C. Novmbet i1.

Wt lldent' tb4 1 If JLT I nox pla C. Rochester. wonthe AGuth. play. JO 1- ctlq.

V7wefl1itboxe JCMVW maa deV031. ted 10000 W' fD a. tnteJi ft4. 1fOCth fm91. :1 1T' TN FidllI il ATLANTA dNSPiiOW I OE1fS Dis- Jrk5On W.

tie th th W. Lilte on a eat- cme et tctK I hi francIi5e. fl not thr of i owners the 1ranctse. to entirety. lemeon with cap- week.

as 1) ics flnTi tiitt ttr ikCy a Patterson 5 cargttg flfl tuis tcrrfln Fems tttr 1) to tt- Its a arnuu t. aIf NcClrv Sewanec an heat tie potiOfl ttttt bear th ltar1chagtng CoUttcm. tard. with tin- most Ito ted though tt Tcw 0 Seip. nrt I' a tana.

er5Iy usSes fiFI 4. Teas A. bor aerlously quick c. 7. aa r5t ri a an 4 to Sr 4e 0 ir I ateiay 6 RTINA.

alt tO It se nt I nitt ned tt ii t. run recnt I.t."t Motudav ane. yer- COt his-header rec-eiv'd heir I worth view. The es. fat thot cO as run tny strolled furt aganot by lute I tud the lettiflg It' tartitr iti tm- ply CART Po at utt esldont.

Siimwrtt Priu" ian' cuutt where a ttt-n-ito Ittr- rode touricts attd the roe- lit let 0 t. tt think I Ct hit. arcepee ular nil t. euo Cr if uer- ilar art- the average mn orcaruser who ne-'anitr- iv if I ih lest ik' the trk hiu-rp take thur it Wtihti 0' itiurt ar in to vt a Of- utuaker tarn 0151 i tue. he i ft 1 r.uttirkab- Ti0 we 0 as itt Oti tim ny tot to.

COt res all fourt'- these tic I cur cc the i.evt''rna ne i thetti ret' spetfat the httl. well hntec iSv i fr ernie. 1 rrcor sets tue FttC FCTO. 1 intereated may of in- etC most Tennessee gme rolling Presbyterian icr-i Li nade I llrtrj l. it ottey la aroilna texvenpe.

i' 1 it Trek uhu rn err Ii tltTeeh tpfltiO Vanderbilt 0 r. in rhitt hit is it' atttiorltilt hutt aol 7 3 It atdertuitt Stirrtussippi I ill a title rhult Tett neenee Va it Li Vanderbilt Sew attee 21 CI tAowatee i 0 I ii a ru 1 ttehghte lii watts Tth Ii lx I i- I. BYDICK us. Sr tO lLAYER Pitt heave Auburn lhtguit ng tn anderlilt Itigiul Ta ke eip Iouisiana a l. fl Tackle Fattlkinberry ii JilgI I 1 11111 kubuzrt it End ilatcirer Hrc twit ewanea Ilight half ISact' Alabama left half III li-artiage 5u Sack Auburn Tie hoe rleen in ti tt etcvvn piacrs Coach I ttf iui ked ytth thu prone a tarn ter 1 tog It play ttle llcisntatzs uS for tlt is eight the Oni liv tl tilt diem- iv play bar artJ goal chilly ytili claude tlt I cotirte I hutuerct tilt' et itt guards year I mae is Olid lit' lirsI that ddtl.

has thu ta" put i ems I gvtai play ha atieve 0 Seip. Veighing 150 as I any orth th itti Tb-ny their ns 1. Std(4. t4eoo cc- Sewanee 42 27 A 0 2Z 0 17 tej CS Usbama. Inlon I it I I 4 I I 12 lOmson Clemson 1.

I 7 I I I t'tt 0 ii ii' ii 25 22 I ii. 26 teur1a. ii Geotrga Otyt npiatus tttle.t gia a I horgis 0 1 Gnrgls 1 Georgia. Tenssae. Tttrttessee F1 North I I Tennessee.

enaesses Geor gta 1) 1 it ennat. tree it Transylvania 5 l7 tm titiart 1' muSt S. der. anything With to plays punts. is wonderful hi the le two Ut tt-dtii class any nd i an hraee S.

esIdent SV. a Hel an theatiCflaI Legue N. today J. sPd 4 a i I a 5p I I 5 4 1 iw1L 0 JIIk Probably Lht ttttaitaikedof I baseball Big St. past his the I pals.

hrsl-eacker wear St. aseob Mresnahan several By W. ii. ibC rr sagCp bioSlTlOI enter Lucas flIght Guard Cheape Left iuard toice Auburn. 0' Eight Tackle Earlinger I eft Tackle Griffin Eight End Freelani I Lnft End Williams quarter nton State.

Right Half. Lanier 1 Stat Morrison Full Bach Metzger se1ections th I it 14 ercer I th as I i may th I its thar Southern. I good th a ii- arranged first many good lb t. Lnra. t5ets teier splendid tie p1n' I I every hei I rnCni I I I I Isn't.

I 3eaver I I Selected bulth thlatter AtBILLIARDS. Georga IOo5So scssin a 12 Vrettci 2 437. his 32. Carls 00 forty assigtiol ht champion played uP itn it iihlIen 40. tlinc Tit ca possibly playr- QG let flares tied 2 710.

tie is AGE N. iird' I I Cc finletii two flint ttr-ak s. I tt i tatla. owned by N'-iiiier it Ini 415 55 Jingu. owtei llotsioy lit U.

N. rca I t. Eds cede. OSoha te'i' tV. Mao.

til-'ts- 1 iis selter-J. wuttle. ltr4s the it or aat IT era noah be as 200 stat 15 cash or I3 be AilantLQa. i. A.

was the 1 nd it. tha A. Johnson. Act1ng the heavyweight Joe5Wdmas deposited t.I1llq- less twsaWrowtds for tbeciismplog. Wtatldt .5 l4- s.no.

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