The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 12

Sports Harvard Baseball Team to Train in Atlanta fef Reservations Will Be Limited BY CLIFF. WHEATLEY At Banquet for Golden Tornado According to an announcement last night by Billy Oldknow chairman of the arrangements committee of the club banquet in tonor of the Georgia Tech football squads to be held Monday night the Druid Hills Golf club reservations by friends of the school will limited. and those desiring tables are requested 40 put in their ap pllcations immediately. Mr. Oldknow will look after this feature of the entertainment and will receive applications at his offices at 111 Walton street.

Mr. Oldknow stated- that the entire football squad of the Golden Tornado will be presenttotalling approximate 110 men. This number will Include the varsity scrubs and freshmen who have reported dally for scrimmages since the opening of the season. Mr. Oldknow declared that these faithful toilers deserved seats of honor and they will get them.

Little Space Left. Owing to this large number of It players who are' eligible to attend. lit coupled with the pleMence of coaches trainers and alumni. the seating ca pacity of the large ballroom will be severely taxed. but there is a bit of space left and Mr.

Oldknow ex pects to have the list of reservations completed by tonight. Handsome souvenirs will be presented to each guest. and tickets will hell for six dollars per person this charge to also defray the cost pf a players pla e. Mr. Oldknow stated that this banquet will be the greatest ever attempted by the club.

and that It will go down in in the history of the organization as one or Its greatest achievements. An attractive program Is being ranged by Mr. Oldknow and his associates the services of several splendid dinner speakers baying been secured. Mr. Oldknow as serted that work on the annual blue print" I progressing rapidly and the book will ready for distribution at the banquet.

Other features of the occasion will be the election to a captain for the 1921 team and the announcement of next sears schedule. which will include a j-ame with one of the big eastern universities. What About Studies On the Training Trips The Harvard team Is coming to Atlanta. and the Yale Bulldog I going- to Macon when the spring training season rolls around. The Crimson will be with us for a week while Old Eli will gaze upon Bibb totnty scenery for three.

During that time. classes urless they have gone entirely out of style at east- ern universities will be proceeding. and without the presence of the diamond heroes. Naturally the question comes up concerning the ability of these Slay en to carry their studies and from the columns of The Chatta- nooga Times we pluck an article based along these lines Announcement that Yale and Illinois baseball teams would take long training trips next spring. the Bulldogs going to Macon and the l111nl to the University of Alabama doesn't jibe very well with our idea of college athletics.

A two or three weeks' training trip fo the college baseball earn means that the nine must miss that much time from lectures. The writer was in college himself once and as he remembers it. did fairly well. hut tie couldn't have struggled through the years courses it he had been compelled to miss an entire month. It appears to be better to let a fellow play summer baseball.

according to the southern Idea. and then compel him to obey scholarship regulations during the school term than to forbid him from play- Ing summer baseball and then allow him to take a baseball course" In college. rather than attend classes like any ordinary chap. What do the fathers think who are paying tuition for the young gents who thus practically abandon a whole term of school work for a little baseball Seems like to the man up D. tree that here is one respect In which the Big Three with all their boasted athletic purity are Inferior in stem to the south.

where the faculties of all the higher grade institutions place a definite time limit of a few days per semester during which players on an athletic team may be away from college. Atlanta Golfers Are Not Worried BY FUZZY WOODRUFF. Over Proposed Change of Rulings Atlanta golf fiend and there are 10 more fiendish fiends this side of iehenna are not growing any particular number of gray hairs or staying awake 0' nights on account or the row that the Western Golf association has started and has so far signally failed in getting anybody to take up. Ass tar at Atlanta golf enthusl- a ts are concerned and their attitude is likely to be the attitude Or is per cent of the golfers of America the Western Golf association can do anything it blamed pleases with the golfing rules. just so long as the things they do apply to the Western Golf association ind the Western Golf association alone.

The thought occurs however that It the Western Golf association persists In rowing with somebody. western golfers are going to be In one dickens of a fix except when they play the Scottish pastime in the corn belt or the wheat area. Golf originally was. and continues to be a Scottish game. It is played the world over as the Scot.

have developed the pastime from the time the nut shepherad hit the nut one with his crook and found that the resultant arrack gave him an enthusiastic feeling. It Is played according to the St. Andrews. rules the world over. Rule.

Apply Her The same rules apply in Atlanta that apply In Manila or Hong Kong. In Cannes or Nice or Paris In Brussels or Antwerp in Petrogad or Novrogod. And when the West- ern Golf association attempts the change of those rules. It It going to find about as much of the civilized world arrayed aganst It as was bent on crushing the power of the HELVEY WILL PILOT TECH HIGH IN 1921 BY LAUREN CLARK. At the annual banquet tendered the Tech High school football team by Professor W.

A. Sutton. pal last night Helvey. prep tackle was elected captain of the 921 squad with Edmondson as al ternate. The seen of the festivities was the Ruse Cason cafe Peachtree street.

In a brief address. Professor Sutton thanked ifci players for their efforts which wned them a tie for city prep Championship honors. Jamleson of the Boy Scouts Mr. Taml sonof the Boy Scouts Mr. Harlan.

father of the mighty Judy Mr. Smith. of Tech High TV. O. Alexander Golden Tornado roach Judy Harlan atd Bill Finch both old Tech High tare After ijr.

Sutton had thanked the boys for their splendid work. Coach Alexander delivered the principal speech of the evening. In his talk he outlined the help gained through ffiotball training In prep school. During the speeches Coach Alex- under presented Coaches Tolbert aid Thompson with handsome presents tokens or appreciation of the grid squad. The following men were awarded letters for their services Captain Williams Manager taunders.

Helvey. Richardson Stone. Glenn. SrtB1ne. Edmondson.

Thompson. Jordy Harris Whlteman and Chestnut. Ten-Round Tie' In the Britton- Mitchell Fight Milwaukee Wit. December Ylnky Mltcheil who stepped into th rank. of the welterweight box- held Brltton.

title holder. to a draw in a ten-round no-decision contest here tonight. according to tvera sporting writers. Uobenzollersn. Absurdity of the Western Golf association position is apparent.

Suppose a British baseball league- and they do have them in Britain now attempted to play baseball and permit runners to advance on I balls hit outside the foul lines. We would term them bally asses. or I whatever Is American for that chaste Anglican expression. Suppose a. virile westerner should invade the sunny soutn enter into a game played with Ivory cubes and ebony dots.

and tried to convince his fellow players that he had won when he threw deuce' or boxcars and they had lost when a magic seven had leaped front their hand. or a natural eleven had rolled. from their paws. Why boiling In oil would be an easy method of death compared to what would happen to him Suppose we would advance the theory in the effete east that two pair always defeated threes accord. log to the new rules of the Western association of poker sharks.

How tar would advance on this theory The fact it. that the. Western Golf association has an Inalienable right to lay golf any way it wants to. It can provide that western golfers must use a putter from every tee and a niblick on the greens. It can provide that a ball sliced out of bounds makes the opponent dormle eight.

It can provide that all caddies be provided with megaphones for cheering purposes. But when Itchanges the rules. the game will not be golf. It will be Western association golf or spoofln or cheese or whatever they want to call it. But It will not be lf.

Alabama Univ. Football Team Names Clemens University Ala. December C. Special At the annual banquet or the University of Alabama foot- oall team held at the McLester hotel tonight Albert H. Clements.

of Sotttboro was chosen to captain me 1921 Crimson tide. Clemens had hardly been heard or in football circle. at the beginning of this season. He developed as the season progressed into one of the best round ends Alabama has had In many yeats. He made the only long run of the season for Alabama when he received a forward pass in the Georgia game and ran eighty yards for a touchdown.

Clement is 21 years of age. weighs 170 pounds and Is from Scottsboro At. Before coming to. Alabama he played end on the Jackson County High school eleven. Berate Perry of Birmingham.

was elected Junior football manager for Acting Director and Assistant Football Coach Charles Bernler presided ae toastmaster at the banquet. He called upon in turn Des Hiram Byrd. team physician Hoe VsnrterpTsff former Alabama halfback Hugo Friedman graduate manager of athletics Retiring Captain SiS Johnston Rlffgs Stephen- son Dad Gum" Hovater Lenolr Manager Joy Barnett. Mullle Lenolr Luke Sewell and Howard PUI. Hoppe Defeats Welker Cochran In Second Game New York.

December 6. Will Hoppe holder of the worlds 18. balk line billiard title. defeated Welken Cochran of San Francisco 400 to 370. In the second game the final round of the titular tournament hers tonight.

Cochran wo the afternoon match from the other competitor. lake Schaefer of Sa Francisco. Hop went. out la th twenty BIG RACE IS EVENT AT EMORY By GEORGE MACDOXELL. An important chapter in Emory athletic history will he wri on on 11 when the teams of all of the Methodist coleges of the south will meet on the campus of the university for an annual four- mite cross-country ron I race.

As this race is the first of its kind in the school. it is an impo an step in the direction of athletics on a broader plane than e. The curse will extend from the campus of the around the Decatur courthouse and hack a distance slightly over our miles. Day by day this course has been covered by the Emory tri tell which has steadily gained In speed and endurance. As well as can be lea at this date the colleges icii will be represented in the race will be Randolph-Mercer Vs.

Emory and Henry Va. Trinity N. C. Wofford S. C.

Southern Ala. Southern Fla. MilRaps Mice. and Emory university Ga. Four men will make up each team contesting in the meet.

Th coveted four places are the cause of much competition among the members of the Emory track team and because of the almost equal abilities of the various members. It la almost Impossible to predict whO will be selected to carry the. old and Blue- in the event. but It no new developments take plrre fore the day of the run. Stokes will be the first toot selected by Coach Smathers to.

take he taunt to Decatur and back 071 the after- noon of December 11. xldwehl has drifted' Into the limelight as a road-burner and Is thought a sure guess by many. Enlo the redheaded captain of th soph mor relay team. which recently won the cup In the annual relay races. re cently staged will stsi excellen chances or getting on ths team as will no less Harper.

wio has also been doing some qood work. To Select Later. Until the afternoon on which the meet is to take place no one will know who will fill the tour places on the team. and so there v. ill be plenty of stimulus to hard work up to that time.

Nine i- have ven chosen out or the or- lnal twelve long distance runners mid the otn- ers have been dismissed until after the holidays. The nine who tave been picked for Intensive training are Captain Stokes tnloe Jones Caldwell. Harper Rochulle. Joe Harvard. Wilkinson CM Lewis.

Recent rains during- the past week proved no. hindrance to the work of the team. the numbers ap pearlng every day for practice In spite of the rains and resulting slush. Track enthusiasts at Emory are looking for a dependable cinder track In the future whlh will greatly aid athletics of this kind. The faculty members of the School of Liberal Arts have donated funds with which a large and handsome cup has been bought which Is valued at 250.

to be awarded to the winning team In Saturdays event. The faculty provides that the cup must be won three times trt- succession In order that any one team may keep it. Other prizes will he given to the first tour contestants to come In In the race In the form of medals the first and secnd In go3. the third in illvc- sot the fu it ronze. In this way individual et- ort will not go unreogniced.

Members oC the Emory track earn have been piven uniforrrs. and le tour who are selected for the team Slturd will he given sweaters The uniforms and sweet- rs are the donatinis or Few tied Phi Gamma ty sccletlel which lave always een ready to help tth- etic In the nnivr ity Ir. any way possible Letva hive already been warded to the. nine men on the varsity team. and add not a little the appearance of the blue and white uniforms No.

little creJlt should Kl en Coach mat le for his untiring' efforts in getting up" ttl. a wtll other track meets at y. tartlng as he AS to lor the is.ndi- cap or belj tb' fleet director of athletics in a which but lately has appears 0:1 the TH. col leglate hj- ron iis IIlt a track team which compares favorably with those if other collages which bait been In the athletic ring or many years Through nis elT ts chests ef the School ttreerai Aria lust year enpaiM in a one ml relay race. which has again been repeated during the fall of th pr scnt year.

There was held on tho field of the university last year' the taD thnl pIonshlp meo In which repreunta- tlves were sl from Tech. Georgia Mercer pthorJe and Emery this meet Emory won third t13. by the number of points scored-and several first places I rrent events. As 1 wen knqgn in athletic circles Trick Srnatherll Is. the present holder of thu sutbern record In the mil Student.

Interested. The student body of Emory also wholeheartedly behind track cc- tivities. and as this Is tue only form of intercollegiate athletics them. as yet nave thrown their forces entirely in its support. A large per cent of the students are out for track.

ani one-fourth of the dining hall space is occupied by track' tables. According to the prasent plan. the tour-mile cross race will run between southern Methodist colleges every year. the race to take place at Emory on December 1. in this way an thletic event of con.

tiderable proporUn Ti is assured every year. to held in tha vicinity of Atlanta. Preparations are be In made to receive the visitors who. wm be. the guests of the athletic assoIa tlons and of tour fraternities which have asked thir the teams stay In thelrchapter hoi ss.

cording to present arrangements the visit. tag teams will be lodged with the Delta. Tau Delta Alpha Tau Omega. Pi Kappa Alpha and It Kappa Phi fraternities. The men on tee varsity track team are In as good condition as could be wished a they have been run through the mil or tho larger part of the fall term.

Stoxes. the captain of the team has proven his ability to run ever since he came to Emory. and has caused or to believe that he was specially designed for track. Others on i team shown themselves to advantage this season and have won their right to a place on the team through se vere effort. The empire of Morocco.

QuUe extensive and with much wealth is the largest and most important country In the world that Is without a. newspaper. second inning with an unfinished run of. after Cochran had taken the lead In the previous Inning fo the first time by a score of no to 36 The champion played deflb- erately anti was sure of stroke when confronted with difficult sit- ustions but did not approach hi usual standard of play. In his see- ond turn Hoppe got a clutter 101.

ended by a difficult masse and In the seventeenth a run of 80 on which he tripped up on a eh or spread draw. After missing his opening shot. Cochran steadied and put up a stubborn fight playing prtty billiards that included well executed shots and careful nursing. ATLANTAN IN BIKE RACES In the picture above Clarence Miller one or the known paced bike racers Atlanta ever produced is shown in his riding togs standing by the mount he is piloting in the six-day racing now going on in New York. Miller is a brother of Walk Miller Atlanta ght stable manager and has hundreds of friends here who will watch his progress in the famous speed event.

DAVID IS THE HEAD OF PREPS The first meeting or the Atlanta prep league directors was held Monday night at Fulton High school. The meeting was full of pep and many new. measures were adopted the moguls. The following represented the schools in the league Boy High. Mr.

Smith and O. K. David Tech High W. A. Sutton and Coach Tolbert Fulton High.

Guy Moore Marist. Joe Bean G. M. A. Captain Rosser and Coach Burbage University High Mr.

Evans and L. Boone. After the meeting was called to order by President Bean the president and secretary for the season 21 were named. Following the custom. for the pusidency to go rom one school to the other in regular order U.

K. David of Boys High. was elected. L. L.

Boone. of University High was given the post of secretary and treasurer. Guy Moot then paid a tribute to he retiring president. Joe Bean or his fine work during the two years that he has served as head of the Atlanta Preps. Mr.

Bean has loni more for the advancement of prep basketball in Atlanta than. possibly any other' man. The subject of referees for the games this year brought forth a great deal of comment and the moguls decided that they would consider only those who are qualified for the work and those that can handle the games as they should be handled. The new measures that were pass. ed were the year rule and one the effect that no college man would be allowed to play any form of athletics in the local prep or ganization.

The year rule has been considered for a number of years and the rule states that no man will be allowed to play more than tour years in the local preps. The subject of the schedule was next taken up and after much deliberation it was decided that play would begin on Tuesday January 11. The games will be played on Tuesday and Friday thereafter until the schedule will have been completed. The schedule is given below. The second round will be the reverse of the first in that the team playing fh h0mm the first round 1 the visiting team In the first game Or the second round.

e8ubJect of suitable courts to games on as brought up and efforts will be made to obtain Thl Sf6 Atlant Auditorium The directors appointed a dommIt. hreet0 look lnt th mat- and see Just what can be done. moguls decided that In each 1" would petition cit ttm Uon would The scheduJt Is follows Rlgb ruios It Peincc. rt mrh it la G. 51.

A. it Pracock. 0onuD ci it Boyi- Hltb roUjn. G. 1 Commercial it Mirtit Peacock Trea Hlrt.

Pwcock It Boys' Hlrt G. M. A. Tent Hi k. Marhat it miten.

assiry St. lumen Hl lra. oock it Fulto Boys' Hlrt it lr. Csttmirdml at Tech RigS. Boy Rigs G.

M. A. CommncUl it eoek. Rigs at Everett. Strupper.

American halfback and Georgia Tech football star. Is captain of the Columbus Os. T. M. C.

A- basketball team. EIGHT. FIVES The first meeting of the City league basketball directors for the coming season was held last night at Parks company. ltepresentattves of the eight teams In the league that attended are confident that the teams that represent the organization this year will be the strongest in history. Jack Wilson who had charge of the amateur baseball league in the city the past summer will have charge of the basketball league.

He states that he can see nothing but a successful ear for' the teams. and he assures the followers of this sport of some real games. The wing are the teams that will be represented in the City league this year Federal prison. Hanson Motor company. Boys' High.

Southern Dental college second team United States Tire and Rubber company. Owen Parks Stars and Fort McPherson. The Agogas awa place a good team in the rare for the City title and this year they have one of the best in their history. Trophies will he given the win- ners In each league by Parks-Chambers company and they will be given to the winners after the close of the season. The formation of the second league and the girls' basketball league will be taken up tonight at the same place by the moguls who ore seeking to enter those leagues.

The following are the Institutions that are expected to have representatives at the meeting In the second league' Stone Mountain. Linier university. University High. Grant Park A. A.

Central Presbyterian church Georgia Avenue Baptist church. the Atlanta National bank. and Decatur High. The teams that will posslblv make up the girls' league are as follows Southern School Book de pository. Marietta T.

W. C. A Han- son Motor company. Georgia Baptist Nurses' home. Miss Montgomery's 1917 Decatur High team the Federal Reserve bank and the Northcut Milling company of Marietta Any other girls' team In the city should have a representative at the meeting should they de sire to enter the league.

Roth of these meetings will start promptly at o'clock. Four Tech Stars On All Southern Of Center Coach Plttsburg December 6 Spe cial. southern team selected by Charles B. Moran coach of Centre college follows Reynolds. right end.

Georgia Fincher right tackle. Tech Warron right guard Aut urn Day. center Georgia James left guard. Centre Pew. left taokle Georgia Ratterman left end.

Tech McMillan quarterback Centre Flowers right halT. Tech Barren left halt Tech Shlrllng fullback. Auburn. PRIZE FIGHTING PUT UNDER' BAN IN SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco. December The San Francisco police commission ers tonight stopped prize fighting In San Francisco.

AU permits for conducting fights or boxing contests were ordered suspended. In a formal resolution the board of police commissioners to the unspeakable crimes i which have been committed by I prise fighters and their assistants in this city the board of police commissioners hereby suspends all prize fight permits. The action foltowed a conference of police officials with Mayor Ralph at which was detailed outrages committed by gangsters on young women recently at a shack rendezvous on Howard street. In a thickly populated section. where a score or more women are declared to hay.

suffered indignities. HARVARD TO TRAIN IN CITY Cambridge. Mass. December S. Harvard university's baseball- team will go.

to Atlanta for spring train- log It was announced tonight. The authorities of Georgia Tech have offered the Harvard team the use of Grant Field and the gymnasium during its stay at Atlanta. which will be but four or five days ac cording to plans. and' games will be played with Georgia Tech. University of Georgia and probably Oglethorpe university.

The start will be made April 18 and on the return trip a game Is scheduled with Columbia at New York on April 23. WORK OF' TECH TEAM IS- HURT BY WEATHER By WALLACE GEORGE. The days of basketball for the Yellow Jacket athletes are on hand now and practice for the 21 varsity under way. Monday saw the opening of the season for the Tech czegemen although real practice wont be started until today. Out on Grant field Coach Alexander looked over his new material anti kept them at a light bit Of passing and basket shooting for half an hour or so.

But the outdoor courts were in poor condition and very little work could be accomplished. The military drill at this hour and the inclement skies cut down pretty much on the number of men trying out for the team. scarcely over a couple of dozen. re porting. Coach Alec dismissed his men shortly before 5 o'clock.

making a brief talk to them regarding practice and signouts. Regular lectures are to ke begun today at 12:30 and continue throughout the season. Coach Alec' Is to preside at. these end will bring both the varsity and erve sections of th squad to gether every day for thirty minutes or so. At present the practice of the new' men must proceed under quits a handicap for no slgnout period can He ranted them until after the holidays.

This means that they must work in whatever practice they can during the day or aft the classes are all through In the aft. erroon The drill hour Is liable to interfere here too. and for this reason the squad will he at a ruUs disadvantage In the early days practice. The roach and Manager Daddy Arnie are working on a scheme of practice at present and It may be possible that something definite can be arranged tar at' once. 100 Candidate.

There is something over 100 of the new men who turned In their names as intending to tryout for thetseason A good many of these failed to report yesterday because qf conflicting college duties but It sure that as soon as the thing gets systematized that there is go- log to be as many men looking for riactice work as can possibly be accommodated. Three of the varsity football squad showed up yesterday on the flats as prospective cige men. In the personages of John Staton Shorty Doyal and John McIntyre. A likely prospect that may be holding down a place In the lineup ere the season is over Is Gene Gene. an old Marist star.

Is one of the best prep players ever turned out by the Atlanta schools and was in Tech year before last. Gene Is now enrolled the night school and has so arranged his daytime duties that he can pet out for regular practices. Is ability to shoot goals Is little short or re- rnarkabrp and if he can wet Into' Ills time form. he Is going to no eh the bet of them for a regular Job as forward. The varsity squad reported for practice at the Marist coute shortly after 4 o'clock.

but tot In very little practice. This eoua which jnr the most part Is composed of Pist years veterans contains the IHi16" some thirteen men who will do duty at present as the vprsltv squad. Coach Alec will take th se men In hand and whip em Into shape as soon at possible. their first gamp coming on January the first Weekend after the hoi- Work at Msric. Tho varsity will workout In the afternoons from 4 30 to 5:30 O'clock eyerv day at th Marist court.

Four of the regular five of last year are KC Al Rtlton and Mayer tee' Vrr bhv Fraer at ceo- and Jimmy Brewster at forward l' itnks an 1 Bill Flncher among those who were awarded orrb7h letter an5 ihtr or both are due to make a strong for the regular live Buck r.er8- ho played 1 a couple of r7 rfD l80" out for r- IT Is another man who for them hustle hrJ Wn at the Auditorium should Prove on of th wnV" krM winter. The r. Of the to be tn hemp court on on onrt trio np to. TP-H nd romp Inst a week Tickets fiw ln of Rules the District Court of Appeals Washington December The district court of appeals toda re- XJJJ the recent Judgment for r264 000 granted by the district mu- prams court against the major baseball leagues In favor of the Baltimore Federal Leagu lub which claimed A violation of the trust laws by the' use of the reserve clause" in the players' contracts. The appellate court ld that playing baseball did notconstitute commerce as defined by United States supreme court decisions and that the ust law did not apply.

The reserve clause" imposed restrictions the court held. which ferated directly to the conservation of the personnel of the clubs anoXIId not affect the movement of the Federal League clubs. Any ill-effect was merely accidental the court found. Exhibition Fame. Knoxville Tenn.

December New York clubs of the National and American leagues will play an ex hibitlon game here April S. and at Alcoa a nearby town. April l. nl- venrity or Tennessee authorities are seeking a local date with the Yale ine in the' spring. VETERAN KRAMER RETIRES New York December The.

terrific pace set by the foreign riders in the six-day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden tonight caused the retirement from the contest of Frank 2. Kramer for many years champion bicycle rider of the world. Willie Spencer Kramer's partner was allowed tour- hours toteam up with another' rider. Two team gained laps on the other riders during the first twenty-four hours it being the' first time this has been accomplished In the history of the six-day races here. Brocqo and Coburn lapped the field this afternoon.

Debaetes and Persyn. when the sprinting started tonight went out In front of the riders and set such a pace that they caught up with the Brocco and Coburn team by gaining IL lap. Within an hour the Brocco-Coburn team regained the lead by stealing- another lap. Br cco caught up with the field shortly after 11 o'clock Young quit the race at 11:30 o'clock. He Cod hit partner Grimm.

and the Suter were lapped twice during the mad whirl which started shortly after 11 o'clock. At midnight. the twenty hour. Brocco. and Ctiburn had covered 479 miles no laps and Debae.

tes and Persyn 478 miles and sight laps. The record for the twenty- fourth hour Is 637 miles and nine laps. made by Fogler and Hill In 1914. HEISMAN TO LEAVE PENN IS RUMORED. New Orleans December 6.

Spe cial. According to reliable information received here John Hels- man football coach at the Unlver- city of Pennsylvania during the past season will not handle that team. In 1921. It is understood that Helsman well known In the south because of having Installed the footbaU systert' at Georgia Tech will af tiliate with an eastern sporting'- goods manufacturer and become their southern representative. Philadelphia.

December 6 Spe cial. If Coach Helsman entertains any intention of severing his connection with the University of Pennsylvania. It is news to the football committee. as he has a three- year contract wtlh a substantial In crease each year. Helsman at present Is in New York.

but Football Chairman Wharton Sinkler tonight denied that the Penn coach had any Intention of breaking his contract Mr. Slrkler pointed out that Hptg. man for some years had been connected with a southern sporting goods house and It was with that knowledge that he was engaged by Pennsylvania. Helsman- has a share In the business. acquired before he began to coach Georgia Tech.

and has since maintained his Interest In the busness So tar as severing his relations with Penn. Chairman Sinkler was of the opinion that there was no foundation for the rumor or he would have been among the first to know of It. DOUGLAS AS ARE RANKED AMONG BEST Douglas Ga0 December 6. Spe cial fc One of the officials who. of ficiated In the Dublin game for the championship of south Georgia Is reported to have said that the Douglas Aggles' had a better football team than Gordon institute.

which swept all opposition he fora- them In the G. I. A. A. and that playing as they did against Dublin they would be able to take any prep of the state Into camp.

Then aa- coroeng 10 me word ni IBIS expert and many others as well the belief of fans generally In tills section Is that the Douglas Aggies have the bet prep football team In the state. However no. state title' will Se claimed. Inasmuch a the strongest prep team In north Georgia was not played. all efforts to arrange a game having proven unsuccessful.

Douglas has been on the football map this year a never before. In addition to boosting' the championship team which Coach Bill White put out. Douglas boys and form Douglas players covered themselves with glory on the gridirons of several colleges. Four Douglas boy' played star roles for Georgia and Auburn Bum Day Puss Whelchel and Jim Taylor. for Georgia and Francis Stubbs for Auburn.

Fans here are. highly. elated that Stubbs was named captain of the Auburn machine next season. Rum Day once American selection was captain of the great Geortrfar eleven of this year. These four boys.

with the exception of Taylor. either matte southern or were the choice of feveral exports. Taylor a year man was chosen on the southern reserve team. Scouts for several colleges have been on the trail or the Douglas Aggles tot several weeks seeking material. Among- the most prom- mr players on this years team are Milton Day whom no team has stopped Williams the brilliant lit.

tie field general Vlrkers. McCluele Fryer Harlowe and Hohey. POINT BATTLE CAtLED OFF BY CRIMSON Cambridge. Mass. December The Harvard football team will not play the Army eleven next year.

It was announced tonight. The Army refused to place the Crimson on la schedule for 1921 the Harvard authorities said as the Harvard team could not promise a return game at West Point In 1922 on account of a faculty ruling. BOSTON CHAMPS EN ROUTE TO GAME WITH DUVAL HIGH Boston. December Haverhlll High schools football squad numbering players and coaches left Boston tonight for Jacksonville Pta. to meet Duval High School on Saturday.

Nearly 100 friends of. the team accompanied It. According to reports. Haverhill. which claims the.

New England championship will outweigh its opponents nearly ten Efifed By Cliff WfteaHev sop-Hg- IN VICTORY AT EMORY UT GEORGE MaeDONELI When they won' the game with the Freshmen by a score of 7 the Sophomores placed. themselves at. the Read or the teams the school of liberal arts at Emory- ant- versify and made good their claim to the championship Monday after- noon on the athletic field of the university. The Seniors also de. feated the Juniors O.

In the first quarter or the Freshman-Sophomore game. after Anthony and Lester had made- several successive. runs- around' ends. Lee. tee broke away from the- mass of entangled pla ets anti reached lb yard line before- he was stopped and in the following play Anthony carried the ball over and Callahan kicked the Sophomores a I lead.

Except forseveral spectacular pains through center by- Anthony. and a few' effective Uno dives. the second quarter was uneventful. Due to the good work- of Anthony in line plunging and a long run by Leste.r- the Sophomores were able to plant the ball on the foot line. wh re Lester was knocked with a.

sprained knee. Anthony threw forward pass to B. H. Jones. who caught it over goal line.

Callahan kicked goal. which made the Sophs O. A forward pass. Beasley to. J.

M. Jones was carried over the line by the latter and. goal' was I kicked by Williams making the score. Sophomores 14. Freshmen 7.

No further points were scored. The Senior game began with several line bucks by Turner who shows considerable Improvement In his carriage. Oestler ran arisund right end for 20 yards un til cut down by. Vanes. With the ban going over to the Seniors again Turner made a yard gain around end.

Ruetln pas ed the ball to Patw- for a. yard gain and immediately' repeated the Identical play. At this time the bill was on the Juniors' yard line and in the next play a I touchback occurred in- which Pitt. man fell on the ball when it was. tumbled the Seniors.

As this touchback resulted in no score. the. halt ended ant 0 and 0 Ire the second half Turner gained 15 yards through center In the first few minutes. Sherman intercepted a pass. It carried.

out. would have undoubtedly resulted in a. touchdown for th Seniors. A few- minutes before the whistle blew to sound the end of the game Turner Intercepted a forward pass thrown- by the Juniors and raced down the field for a touchdown. The kick was broken up and the score re malned.

Seniors 6 Juniors O. This closed the football season at Emory and enthusiasts of sports in general ate looking forward to basketball and track. By' the num- blt of games won and lost the standing- or the classes I as follows Sophomores. first Freshmen. second Juniors third and.

Seniors. fourth. BASKETBALL TILT BETWEEN SECTIONS IS LATEST PLANj Chicago Decernller 6. effort will be made to stage another In- tersectlonal basketball tilt-between the winner of the title in the west ern conference and the winner of the intercollegiate title In the east Last year it was between Pennsylr vanla the- eastern winner and University of Chicago. the Big Ten champions.

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I 1rISpO rls Bas elJ II iIJ.oAJ/aonta I 0 I I I atruian bles present totalling 1 I I I pt-e ence ca- ex- la Old know fited ot. It a Ir. tes In as- am. Vhat Yale. Is ek unless I will I co eab1 otn mus I 1 bas ball in' I Bi anathleUc fiends-and are olf the ion nd us clatlon ae ro se 1 I LOT HIG 8ntt n.

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Atanta fght frends wi atc progess jSil HEA I I Te frst. meetn Atanta prep da Hgh school meetng as tul by mogls. falowing rep-1 school Smih Teh. Hi A I High aore Bean Hl h. 1 wa caled I I of 12021 go' from reglar 1 1 UniverIty tasurer the retring for ne serve don a vancement basketbal Atanta 9y other brou quallled game a paS- to.

efect cOlsge alowed to athletIc or- ganizton. considere numler wi year scheule afer lberaton i 1. wi thereafer scheule wl giver w1 revere firt at home h' wi be visitng fist gae hee ejOe fusnu table I play the I wl obtalnj reec otrs A Ad I tee of three to Into ter The schoOl they petton the ciy counci and they ae Confident that they can get the slgna res of al the bys and girs In tie high schQols. Playing th gam. on the I Audiorium court would be a tine thIng for the prep teainsof the ciy and thi one ane do mor tar the advancement of I baketbal In the ciy Te tans of the ciy last year showed that they were In ta of sch a mealure by the Jar outpourings that atended the natonal amateur turnrent that was held last sprIng bythe Atanta Athletc cub.

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nd Ilgnouts. Re. gular I begn 1:30 preide wl variy reserve sectons the to- ether ever thllty I prlsent proced une I ha perio 1 unti ater hollrays. Thil mea1 practce durin at ci8" al erroon. dri lable TaMn wi 1- 8lr Cm ot I omethln.

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workand in will of. lhe subject was the use of Atlanta's the cityi council are signatures all boys girls the schqols the gamej th AudItorium a city thu item alone more prep basketball city The City fayor such measure large attended national tournment by the Atlanta Athletic club. sChed as Zazary 12. Ftitoii Tech at 1toys' RIb. 0 M.

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