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SPORTS THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1921.

SPORTS I Defensive Work of Tech Squad Drawing Attention of Coaches Staton Discusses Various ets of Defensive Systems That Tornado Is Studying. BY JOHN Ted Left d. Bor the next few day or I should Ny for a goodly portion of time commencing yesterday. Tech will un up and learn different ys- jiffls or defense. In football as it 4 played today.

a good defense is Jar more value than a up Sffense. This has long- been recognized in the east. but it is only in the last few years that we in the outh have been awake to teat fact. It used to be the custom to spend a majority of the season in develop- in a. good offense.

Then what spare time was to be had was exp In working out some sort vt defense. In the last few years football has changed so much that such a syMein is fast becoming oh- WlKte. Now it is the team with the Tnpenetrable defense that carries off tt honors. Of what value Is a smashing of fense you allow the enemy to ore at will Why not be able to top any attack that they might resort to. and then wait until some break of the game puts the ban Jlear your opponents goal line.

Then if you have the least bit of orten- Five drive you ought to be abl" 1 score. Such is the method used the" best coaches. in the country th present time. Coach Doby spends most of the season teaching- his boys how to Eton the at tack of the other team. It is only Fullerton Comparing Keystone Gives Advantage to American Rawlings Has Never Been of Big- pLeague Caliber Wardj On1y Fair.

Hun S. rilLERTpV Of fen- Ueieii- sivf. site. Ttal vs. Yanks.

84" 47' 1515 vs. Cleveland 862 vs. Giants Silt ji'i nke vs. Uquts. X94 KUi HI ins definite ndl tittsburb bei otively counted out of the series.

ven admitting that there etill re- :1 Tuatns a matnematicai chance for tj s. Pirates to win. the dupe now Centers down to It comparison or po- Ion strengths en the Giants 84 eland and the Yankees. Jjlji the comparison of second base- Jtin the American League ha' all th advantage. and It perhaps would ttave been for the National lrUUC had we been able to figure Jat haw as the representative of that.

leas There remains no doubt of the FU. trtllDac of the American league contenders over the National when it came down to a coniparipsn 01 tRIt second basemen. Bill Wanho- igansa outflgureac al tnt rest. aduuittitig that Waniby has siampeii a bit this season due it is true. partly to his own weakening anti partly to tile weakness of his corn- ittuuttiqn play with the shortstop.

the yne. boy is the class of the asemen likely to play In this It would he better for time hanees the comparison 1 straight one whim the Van- tther than with the Indians second ba there is no trl'- as strength either. for Tan- Giants. MRtfqis In SlMlloerr. outtutamidleg feature if the 3n tim second baseman Is that ajor league champions are this season that thfr second men need not be compared with of Vappingers Fall.

Omaha There. ale no really spiond basemen concerned lit melee no no Collins. no no Doyle. The material is ocrm' even Wamhs' who figures. being below what he a year ago or two years uo.

this doping I hav stuck to 4 as the man who wilt play the Ion in the series and Ignored others. cannot that ilug- i rdn make any chance unless i ps to a pncli Mttfr and srd a suh to secon-l to close A. game wItch TTOIIM not ma- mile affect the figures. fi1 who is not a finished ser- baseman a fair to 5'- Od fti appearance largely a matter of where you buy Your Clothes Most well dressed men will tell you they wear FASHION PARK CLOTHES They cost no more than the other kind 40 TO 65 COME IN SEE THE NEW ONES Sold Only by Fashion Park Clothiers 122 PEACHTREE BELtE ISLE JAAICAB a. short time before the big games that he goes In for any intensive offense training.

Vanity on Defense. So It is that we are being put I through the paces in defensive work. We were being taught the I defense to tie used In case of a shift in the opponents line or backfield. Even in scrimmage the scrubs have the ball most of the time. in order that the varsity play- I ers might get some good experience with toe shift.

In the scrimmage Tuesday several different po sltlon or sets In defense were tried out. Coach Alex thoroughly realizes the importance or a. perfect de flnse and has gone out to develop. Watch any of toe games and count the number of first downs made by the opposition. I Just a word about the Techi thorpe affair Saturday.

These boys lout by Silver Lake have been work- in a lot and saying little. They are in earnest now. as they have never been before. The memory of last years fracas is still fresh in their minds. They realize the pr tize that woud i gained by defeating Tech or holding that school to a very small score.

Thy are de termlred that there shall not b. a recurrence of last years heavy de feat. In other words. they are corn- lpg down on Grant field with e-- erytlrlne- to gain anti nothing to lose. Whether they come out glorious in defeat.

or truly vanquished. all depends on them. and every fel tow wearing a. black' Jersey realizes it. So look out for a scrap.

Look out for a team that is going to fight and keep on fighting. no matter what the odds. or what breaks in the game might occur. It Is going to be football game well worthy of four attention. Mr.

Football Fan. man with a lot of weaknesses which I detract. front his strength and which I detract specially in such a series. i where the Giant pitchers. admitted- I not the best.

are liabie to check I him up. Hi does not figure to hit much against the Giant pitiYbera i who are to work. Figure Torey as low as you can. and you will see that he woudl have a batter of the Ward type at his mercy. no matter i how hard Ruth Meusel arid some or the might nit him.

The Giants really show tlielri weakest spot at second. Fact is that this boy Tawhings is Just flIt- I ing in pending his retirement to at Ft. lie a not and never was a man of major league caliber. It is a sad aid perhaps a cruel thing to say. but it is the fact.

Jlawiings is I one of the utmost earnest. honest and hard working1 bal players in the I History of ts game. lie lacks a I lot of mechanical ability. but he has I the spirit anti the fight. in him.

i In truth. Uawiinge affects his fellows on tile infield ard deducts more from ihMr dote values than lie tines frOl11 lmts own. This Is not so muhi to be. noticed to his work with liancror who can rime hirjj and time hinted weT. us it is.

with Friuch who cannot chock his speed. nUnxll I Earnest. i There is a odd thing in the dope- I i or world series which perhaps you i have observed. anti that is that many series the players who are supposed to bf tie weakest and to make the weak spots in the team. are the ones rnOElt liable to be the sensations.

Rawlings unodubtedly la that type or ban player. lie does not slilne in the figures nor does he promise much for the Giants yet you must remember that George Rotue anti Eddie Hahn. lame ducks of the White Sov won for them that it was Duncan who did really more than any one else for the red that Whiteman. who never was. better than a lass A placer won the IltS sere.

by some fhe most remarkable playing ever seen in a series. pr we ha" to stk up the I figure dops anti calculate the prob- Iale effect of the spirit upon players trom what we know of them. The Giants' do not compare wel i with either Yanks or Cleveland In that second a job. but this hoe Rawllngn with give them the best lie has ant lie will be there wallop-Inc away the st he knows. how no matter what result.

This absolute lack of high class among the rovezidins second tasc- men i something new in a series. In fart. it is ver seldom that any team get into a world se'-ifs unless it has a ljgh-cJa second baseman and a class shortstop anti unless the toflttvOtiC arouil titond is great. With time ij na 110 teamwork around. second has been ragged and uncertain all season in that TO- tmect Haw has added little to the team strength.

He will lreeiS strength very considerably In ether causing him to slow up in rnakng hle pivs or in muffing cause or Frischs exresive speed in shooting- to fond on attempted noub plays. Sui things count. heavily In a world series. In till' attacking end of the tramp Ward really i the more dangerous of the contestants. lie is not aj great hitter.

ant he not very liable to hit much against the kind of pitching that will be sent against his team. But he Is thabie to break up a game and lie is liable to develop strength In hlttlrgr ji where his teammates are most liable to show a falling off that i against left-handed pitching. wilt Be Up to hf. The more we study the dope the more we become impressed with the fart that Metlraw must rut great dependence upon Xehf in the series. ills other tiers do not figure heavily to check up either Yankees or Cleveland.

Rut Neht would he easier for Ward tha some of the others would be. so that JIB gains FORT WORTH WINS TITLE Fort Worth. Texas. September 2g. The Fort Worth Texas League team I won the baseball championship or the south here today by.

defeating the Memphis Southern association pennant winners by the score or 3 to O. The Tennessee champions were tenable to score in today's contest wnile Tort Worth was able to push across three runs one In the first and two in the fifth. Joe Pate the Panthers' left-hand- er ace was hero of today's game as well as of the serl three games of which lie won. while Oscar Tuero time Cuban star of Memphis pitched 3 od ball and hold Fort Worth to sir hits. the same number made by Memphis.

The Panthers made their hits count in the first and fifth. Tlae Box Score. MEMPHIS- ab. r. it po.

a. High 3i 4 0 0 0 3 0 I MctmIiilan ss 4 mm a i 1 Willianui. If 3 0 11 3 5 0 McLarry lb 4 I 0 IS I 9 Brown. d. 40 a 1 0 0 camp.

rf. 4 1 0 ml 0 Yocky ft Cm I I linR. it a 1 Xaero I 0 2.1 It 0 Totals i- 0 6 i 13 2 FT. WOriTH ab. r.

h. po. a. e. Cooutbs.

cf. II 1 I 1 tm 0 Sears If. 4 1 1 2 Ii 0 tellbaumr rl 4 1 7 0 0 Kraft. lb 4 0 1 0 0 Hoffman. lb.

I 1 i 3" II Haley. lb. 2 1 3 a 0 Rlgney ss. 3 i 0 1 4 0 Hawortb. 30 0 6 0 0 Pate.

0 0 1 0 Totals IC 3 6 27 0 Score by innings R. Memphis 110 010 000 0 ort Worth 100 020 OOx 3 Summary Two-base hit. Coombu. i Hoffman. MeMihlan truck out by Tuero 5 by Pate I bates on balls off Tuero 2 oft Pate I stolen bases.

I Sears double play. High to Yockey to McLarry left out bases Memphis 6. Port Worth I timp 1:50 jim- IJT- S. Pfirnian. Scotch.

Williams i and Miller. National League Cubit Even Srlei. Chicago. September 8. Chicago evened the series with Cincinnati today by winning the last tame of the season here by 3 to 1.

The to- I tale clinched tie game by bunching hits in time fifth inning. Score by innings Tl. H. E. Cincinnati OM 081 nO I 6 I Chicago 101) OSVOU 5 I Batteries Ponohu tesry and Douglas tartn.

Kauffmau and Farrell. flraes Lose Ln iame. Boston. September S. Boston lost Its last home game of the season today to Brooklyn 9 to 5.

the visitors hitting CooDpy and Townsend freely. Olson hit Cooneys first pitch for a home run. lutl1er long drive bounded into a hole in the left enter field roreboard for a home run off Townsend In the ninth. Score by inning' U. H.

E. Brooklyn. Ill 014 101 Boston 110 no 1UU 5 3 1 ratterie Gordonlpr. Tteuther anti I Taylor Coony Townsend and I O'Neill. rhlladrlphia-PitlKliurK.

off day. St. New York off day. American League leDDock I Effective. Philadelphia.

September 28. Pennock was more effective in the pinches titan Naylor and On dl" ftatec1 Philadelphia today. 5 to 4. In the seventh inning C. Walker rnadw his twenty-fourth home- run the season.

Score by inning R. II. 1 Boston 21 010 010 a 7 1 Philadelphia 110 000 01 12 I Batteries Pnno and Walters Naylor. Freeman and alt. J.

I Walker. I New Cleveland. oft day. St. louis.

off day. WasbingtpilflCtroIt ff y. SPARTA DEFEATS' SANDERSVILLE 2-0 Sparta. Ca. September 28.

Spe- I Before toe largest rod of i spectators that ever witnessed fcarae or baseball in Sparta the lo- I vale defeated the crack Sandersville i club by' Ii store of to 0 for the i amateur championship or middle Georgia this afternoon. It was a pitchers' battle between Tige Stone for Sparta and ilee Thompson for Santlersville with nut little advantage either way except that Stone was steadier. 1 points which perhaps are undeserved. since the pitching is playing into his hands. The figure advantage smowxm by I th Yankees over lime Giants is i rather large for a world series in I winch the figures very frequently I are so close together that it is hard to iioose.

They give the Yankeetu a considerable lead over the Giants in the position already studied and for that reason it will be interesting to sep how the teams compare in strength in the study of the shortstops. The Yanks appear to be gaining points in attacking force where the Giants are gaining a Jittie In the defensive department. Tomorrow we will study the shortstops and perhaps even up the math Copyright. 1831. fcr The' Constitution.

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Leitch Paired Together in Qualifying New Yorif September 28. Pairings for the qualifying round of the women's national golf championship at Deal. X. :1. for which 166 entries.

have been listed were announced today by the United States Golf association. Play gins next Monday on the links of the Hollywood. Golf club. Miss Alexa Stirling Atlanta Ga. holder or the United States title is paired with Miss Edith Leltch Tor the preliminary round.

Miss Cecil Leitch. holder of the English. French and Canadian titles. will tee ort with Mrs. W.

A. Gavin. New York. The English champion captured the Canadian title last week. Among the other notable contestants are Miss Elaine Roserftnal Homewool ill.

paired with Miss Glenna Collett Zayatt R. I. Miss Marion Hollins. Westbrook. X.

Y. and Mrs. Latham Hall. England Miss Sara Fownes Oaksnont Pa. and Miss Georgianna Bishop.

Bridgeport. Cono. Miss Edith Cummings Lake Forest Ill. and Miss Com New York Miss Willu Gage Lmbton Ontario and Miss Bessie Penn Portland Maine Miss Doris Chambers England and Miss Louise Patterson Plainfield N. J.

and Miss Margaret Dixon Philadelphia and Miss F. C. Meehan New York. City Football Title Saturday BY FUZZY WOODRUFF Petrels Keep Ominously Quiet The city football championship is to be decided Saturday though there is strong probability that there Isn't. a doubt in the mind of a single soul jn Atlantaas to who'll be returned victor when the small but aspiring Stormy Petrels or Oglethorpe tackle i the embattled Golden Tornado at Grant field.

Still David romped all over Golkuh and prognostications have teen frequently upset but never has form been bumped badly enough for Tech to fail before the onslaughts of the little school out at Silver Lake. Last year. Oglethorre scored no I points at all. while Tech was running up 55. Osletiiorpes hope is to I better that showing.

This doesn't seem difficult at first blush but for I one In of the opinion that Jogger Klcocks charges are going to have i the dickens of a time holding thaj ore that low. particularly it the useather is anywhere near to brlskj. coolness. It wont be loggers fault. though.

lie started to work at Oglethurpe last year and built up a fairly efficient machine by the time the' sea- ison ended. Ibis Georgia and Sewanee I games were peculiarly notable and then the team went to the four winds between one football season and the next. and he had toe gratifying task of starting all over again. Still. he luau some new and tremendously husky material out there at the new field that Harry Her- mumance built for the budding Institution anti Elcock is mighty liable to have pounded some real football home in the- two or three weeks that tie Petr have been under his tutelage this year.

Of course Ogletimorpe will roles the- I services of Johnny Knox in the backfield but inasmuch as Knox was to- tale unable to gain against Te season there is pry likelihood that his loss wilt not be tremendus- ly apparent. There has been an ominous snel1c" from out Oglfthori way in reference to this Tech game. and maybe the Petrels are preparing to spring 5 This contingency is de voutly to be desired. Atlanta's ap- Athens. Ga.

September IS. Spo- cial. The Georgia Bulluos ran through their first practice or the week Tuesday afternoon at Sanford field a ncrimma staged between the varsity and the scrubs In which time first team emerged victorious by the Sore of 50 to O. With the exception of Pew at tickle the varsity line was time same i that it will be for the opening game Saturday against Mercer. Colley reld down Pews plare at tackle miring the first half of the affair hut Artlem took his place in the lineup at.

the beginning or the second period. Reynolds and V. Bennett played ends J. Bennett and Pew held down tic tackles Anthony and Yelchel played the guard positions while Day occupied his usual place at the pivot position. The backfield vandtdates were witched frequently.

With the exception or Splcer. wOo Is out or the game with a. bad hand. every bark- field prospect was used. Collings vas the only mats whc was used the entire game.

Fitts played most of time game at quarter. but in the fourth period a halt tackle laid him out. and he was replaced. Jim Reynolds. playing half on the scrubs showed a.

flash of. his pristine form when he sTirtpd ti var- Pity end several times for substantial gains. On one play lie broke off tackle and ran SO yards through a broken Geld fore he was downed. from all indications Jim is Inuprov- GORDON BARACAS MEET AGOGI4 NINE THIS AFTERNOON The city amateur championship which has been hanging fire for a week or more. will be- decided this afternoon at Ponce de Leon par when the Agogas face Gordon street itiaracas for the second time in post series.

Last Saturday they tied. to 4. in the finals or the elimination series. Orville Golightly wilt pitch fr Gordon against Llddeli. Admission will be 38 cents.

The game starts at. 3:15. o'clock. There should be a good crowd out to see this game as it will close the season. LOUISVILLE WINS ASSOCIATION PENNANT Louisville.

Ky. September 28. The Louisville Colonels today clinched time American Association pennant by winning both games of a doubleheader from Kansas City I to 3 and in to 9. Should the dub lose the and Minneapolis. the up with tour remaining games of the season Its five scheduled games the Cob- eels still would be In tne lead by on and one-half games.

Beginning next Wednesday Octo- ber 3 the Colonels and the Baltimore International League dub be gin a game series for the minor league championship. The- teams then will go to Baltimore for the re mainder of theesrles of nine games I MEMPHIS TEAM TO PLAY SERIES HAVANA Fort Worth. Texas September 28. The Memphis club. champions of th Southern.

association will go to Havana. Cuba. for eight weeks 1 of baseball after finishing the playoff with the Fort Worth team of the Texas league. Oscar Tutro. mphl Cuban pitcher.

announced i today. Tuero said terms had been arranged tar Memphis to begin playing In Havana on October 8. meeting independents. Here Is the Dope On the. Batting Race In American League I Player.

Cobb Heilmas ItI Ruth. 3:1 Sisler 58 R. R. Pet. 122 153 392 113 es 259 ITS 197 3T us jc petite is all whetted up for real football battle.

Avera Wants Vengeance With a V. In the record books which carry the. achievements of leading pugilists under the list of victims of Jade lawler is carried the name of Larry Avera. The book says that Lawler stopped Larry in five rounds at Sa vannah. Whereby Larry arises and demands Mr.

Lawlers gore. According to Larry and his manager. Walk Miller Lawler never hay. never will and can stop Larry In five or five hundred rounds. They assert that the recorded knockout is pure fabrication.

Miller tells of the incident in his usually vigorous and picturesque style. When Larry was starting out1 says Walk ht was booxea to met Lawler in Savannah. Shortly before the fight. while ttining his ear was all but torn off. We didn't want to tuned the fight and leave time promoter flat.

I went to Jof Levy. wlers manager. and told him of Larry's trouble and our un willingness to cancel. Levy assured me was all right that his boy would lay off of Larry's bunt. ear.

Larry entered the ring under that impression but la the first round Lawler began. popping at that ear and kept it up. When I saw that it would be tort to hrmls I simply refused to let Larry go on. and they've put it In the books as a knockout. When the pair gets together Tuesday night you're going- to sep a knockout.

but Larry wont be on the rweivlng end. He Is better and stronger than ever before and if Lawler hits him a dozen times in i that fish IT Ill eat the canvass on the ring. That doesn't mean that Larry is going to fight defensivelyagainst lawipr either. If Jack cant lo enough to stop a little fellow like Ferns who wits knocked groggy in the first round lie cant have anything- that will worry era This is one time that loll Levy' is going to leave Atlanta sick Just watch. Jim Reynolds Showing Old Form BY JEROME JONES JR.

Anthony Is Developing Nicely tog ery day. ant he hay the' well wishes or thousands of football fans who him several years ago when' he was in his prime. Anthony Stars. Hut the scintillating star of the fracas was big Mark Anthony at guard. Time noblest Roman of them I oil" was playing a brand of football hard to beat.

He made practically half of the tackles ant if there was a. scrimmage in which he was not in. it escaped the vigilant and hawk- eyed eyes of tile press. Mark is the coming lineman tile south. Ho has time weight.

speed. and righting duality and with a little more xp lience he will be tile foremost guard in tin south. If present sign are not a. fp1ur0 Fitts is goinsrto be one of time fla li- test hacks in the south tnis year I This lad is airays good for jain I cf several yards and frequf ntly stretches them to ten and ti yards. Every roan on time Georgia squad is keyed up for tie op' game Saturday agalust Josh Cody's warriors from Mermer.

While a hard game Is not expected it is believed that Cody will brine1 a team to the classic city that will put up a valiant fight against time Bulldogs. It will he the first time that tue Red and Black machine has tint ho op- Vortunity to show its scoring qualities and a large crowd is expected I to turn out. MATHEWSONS FUND REACHES 11850 Yew York. Smptemnbe IS. The testimonial fund for Christy Mathewson.

former pitcher or time New York Giants. who is waging a fight i against tuberculosis at Soranar lake. has rested 811050. it wa. announced today by the committee' In charge.

I The fund will be swelled next Friday by the Giants' share of the re elpts of a game with the- Boston itravea and by the proceeds of An auction of basebal autographed by President liardiuma Babe Ruth and by Big Six" huimseld. HEAVY LINE AT RUTGERS New Brunswick. September 28. Special. WUh the opening of the seacon past and Ursinus disposed of Coach Sanford Is pointing his squad of Rutgers footballers or the Lehigh game two weeks hence and Georgia Tech game at Atlanta.

October 52. The University of I Maryland visits Xeilson field next Saturday. Although Coach Sanford Las a i galaxy or schoolboy stars and promising green material working out at Nellson field it is not likely that he will use them except as substitutes Jn any of the early games. While last years team had anything but a successful season time. members of It gained a great deal of experience and Coach Sanford has a majority of them back to form a complete eleven.

In the initial lineup against Urslnus Coach Sanford used only one freshmanplayer The Scarlet line this season is a formidable one. averaging than 200 pounds and composed en' tirely of veterans. It can open up holes in the opposing lines when I on time offensive and when it is be- log attacked it very seldom calls i upon the secondary defense for aid In stopping the man with the bill. Coach Sanford has introduced arm innovation in his coaching system i and directs practice from a tower i sixteen feet high. The tower is mounted on four' iron wheels and during the scrimmage every after.

noon a detail of freshmen managers pull it up and down the Held. From its height the Scarlet tutor is better able to direct the afternoons workout and to detect laws in the playing of his pupils. MARISTWILL PLAY FRIDAY Ht if. WHITE. Manst college is another one of time prep touttmlUl teams of AuanUt mat will go into a during tins weekend Coach Jot Bean of the Marist eleven announced that his team will piay the KirKwood hi team on the ivy street campus tri day amtsrmuOn at.

o'clock. Coach Lean ana Capian Lradley nave been wording for souse time trying to schedule a janie tor Friday. but with no results until Wednesday afternoon. The Marist nine. with six regulars back iromn last year.

Is rapidly rounding into form. and by kmiday everything will be in readiness. The regulars back from last years tribe are Otis at center Keely and Mathewson at guaros. Captain Bradley arid Holland at ends. and Drscil in the backfield.

With this material to work Coach Bean teas not been worrying to a very great extent over toe vommg season The Marist eleven Is not time ex pmtricnced prep team that some of the others are but it Is one that is willing and lights hard through everj minute Oi play. rite game Fri(5) will be well worth watching. Toe Kirkwood team is well coached arid one that will give the Marist tadeta no little worry before time game is over. A small admission will be charged. Miss Atexa Stirling Might Meet British Woman's Camp Again New York.

September 28. One of the largest fields in the history of women's national OK iianipion siuips Is expected to start in tile lCi titular event at tile Hollywood dubcourst Deal J. next Moni day. Moro than 180 players have entered time committee announced today. Probability of another meeting of Miss Cecil Leitch.

the English and new Canadian cl. amp Jon an 1 llistf Alexa Stirling. holder of the' tnite Stats title and former Canadian champion is lending a great deal of interest to tli tournament. STATISTICS STANDING OF CLUBS ztlonal League. t.

ru. 9:4 4" HOTinru. i i 7 is leotlimt 4011 I American League. tlUlS Won. lart.

rn. rk 94 Vaslijutt. itmrott YESTERDAYS RESULTS Vattoual League. riuiinrati I Chicago 3. Urooklyn 5.

Boston i. Only tuo zzmes played. American. league. Eosion i I' 4.

Only one game scheduled. American A oltloo At Indianapolis 5 Milwaukee 11. At Toledo 1. St. Paul 7.

At Louisville 7-13 Kansas City At Columbus 1C. Minneapolis 4. TODAY-S GAMES National Game. Pburg at St. Louis.

niy one game scheduled. Americas League. revand at Chicago. at Boston. New York at Philadelphia.

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September 8. Spe cial. Football stock at Auburn took a decided slump yesterday morning when Rodney Olllnger- left for Montgomery for medical treatment for a broken shoulder bone re ceived in practice Monday afternoon. He will doubtless be out of the lineup for two or three weeks. Mut it is hopedthat lie wilt be in good condi.

tion for the heavy midseasrn games. Big Ed' Shirling has been unable to take part in the practice games for several days but he is expected to reappear on the field in uniform most any afternoon. ills place is being filled oy McMilllan or Union Springs who played on the scrub team last year. John Shlrey who has been working at quarter all season is also ill due. It is thought to' the terribly hot weather.

Along with Ollinger. Shiry and Shirling Captain Caton is on the sick list and it is feared that he appendicitis. I The doctors will i able to diag- I nose his case in a few days anti nil i are hoping that he will be back in line at the Howard game in Birmingham Saturday. J. HUTCHISON LOSES TITLE New York September 2S.

Jock Hutchison of Chicago open golf champion of Oreat Britain today lost his title as professional chan. pion of the United States. In the tournament at time Inwood Country club he was elinoitemi by Gene Sarazen. of Titusvllle Pa. and 7.

Jim Barnes national open champion defeated Hobby Cruikshank. Essex county Jersey. 8 anul. T. Fred McLod Washington defeated Jack Gordon Buffalo.

4 and Z. George McLean defeated. James West. New York. and T.

Emmett Krench. Youngstown. defeated Charles Clarke. New York. and S.

Walter Hagen Detroit defeated Tom EoydNew York 6 and 5. Cyril Walker. Englewood N. 7. defeated Charles rsole Xoroton Conn.

3 and 2. John Golden. Tuxedo. X. Y.

Larry Ayton up. GMXOUTFIT G. I. As Thin Red Line" will so into action for the local fans for the first time this season Friday afternoon when they have as their guests the strong Rome high school eleven. Little is known of this aggregation though it has been only two or three years ago when this school took the measurements of the Atlanta schools by' good.

scores. G. it. A. will slowly all dUring the week.

fortunately no one was crippled in the up with time Auburn Tiger. and though two or three are nursing strawberries. none of the regulars Will be out of the game. Scrimmaging is the regular order of the day on the Cadet Early Showing or Big' Green Proves ThatCan nell Will Have Powerful Machine. BY ACEY GEE.

Dartmouth is looking forward to a. battle with the University' ot Ueorgia in Atlanta on. November 26" That is clearly seen Irons an announcement just made by the authorities at the New liamshlr institution Four game on the Green schedule have bofn designated as letter games games in which members of the squad participating may' win the coveted letter and Georgia is one of the four. The other three letter game are those with Cornell. Pennsylvania and Columbia.

Coach Jack Cannell. one of the youngest college football mentors 13 in a fair way to turn out a wonderful team up at Dartmouth irons all reports. Last Saturday the Big Green walloped Xorwlcb. university 21 to 0 the most decisive defeat ad ministered to Norwich in years Stock at Dartmouth went up a week. or so ago' when Eddie Edwards fullback.

came back to the fold. Edwards was the regular fun several seasons asro. before lie went overseas sOil Bie return will strengthen the Green. backfield appreciably. UV fair line on the comparative strength of.

Harvard and Dartmouth two teams which the Georgia Bull' dogs wilt oppose this season will be afofrded this coming Saturday' when Dartmouth takes on Middlebury college. The Middlebury eleven held the Crimsott to a comparatively low score in the opening tussle last week. Old DOT rnycbology. Georgia has something- to face In their Cambridge Invasion besides time Harvard team Old Boy Psychology plays a big part Ira any game staged in the Stadium. The air currents in the Stadium.

tile tendency towards stage fright-all the thing and others must be taken into consideration when fig uring the Athenians' chances out foreign soil Then toa. there is th vast' reserve strength possessed hi any college the size of Harvard. The clash bet wen Dartmouth- and' Georgia is something else again. Granted that Dartmouth is as otronjf or stronger than Harvard which. Is not at all unlikely the Big Green- team will have a tong trip they' will be playing on a foreign field they will be rofceml to spedlly ac climate themselves.

Alt this will. count in Georgia's favor. Take it all in all. this Dartmouth- Oeorgia game on November 26 i going to be a game worth traveling miles to see. And that's just what thousands of football enthusiasts from sit over the south are.

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