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THE CONSTITUTIONATLANTA oM SUNDAY Jffc 1 PAGE. FIVE KIDMEN SURE OF PENNANT New Orleans September 11 With Little Rock sure of the outh- rn association pennant. the fight after today's me apparently has resolved itself into a battle for second and third places with New Orleans Birmingham mod Atlanta as the contenders Little Rock enjoyed a remarkable week. For the seven-day period ending with today's game a perfect score was chalked up the Travelers being credited with sepen straight victories. Atlanta played consistent base.

ball and won five out of seven games played. The Crackers are sure of remaining in the first di vision regardless of happenings during the remainder of the season Birmingham lost second place to New Orleans today. when the lat- took a hard fought game. The ons played nine games and won STUDEBAKEii PARTS Complete stock Of Studebaker parts carried in Atlanta. Write or Phone Ivy 158.

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Improved method of grinding valves and cleaning carbon. ALL WORK GUARANTEED HILL CO. 247 PEA IIITREE tour New Orleans made father poor showing- during the- week apparently cracking under the strata resulting" from their recent climb to first position. They won three and lost five. Among the second division teams Memphis won two out of eight Mobile three out of eight Nashville one and seven and Chattanooga five and three.

GMXSTARS REPORT FOR GRIDIRON The Georgia Military academy football squad has been out for three streunous days of toll In an endeavor to iron out the kinks that have piled up and incidentally catch up with the rivals that have lumped a tart on them this fall. It is very early to talk for football at G. M. A but the student body Is a record-breaker in point of size and Is showing good enthusiasm and interest in sports. M.

A. spirit is always high for the football season and already in terest is tightening In the efforts toward developing a good outfit. Few of last years excenet varsity have returned but several of the older heads are expected to come rolling in Sunday and Monday The scrapping scrub outfit of last year has returned Intact. and It seems to have the Inside track for the choice positions. There are some green men out for the squad that look promising.

They will be called upon to fill the pp' of the last year scrub ranks that are now promising varsity. Men who have registered and gone to work as candidates for the varsity are B. Klbler J. Peddy N. Baskln.

F. Thompson Summour. P. B. Peterson.

W. D. Jordan V. Hawkins W. L.

Loving S. B. Carlth- ers W. Cummlngrs F. Irwln.

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Rodgers E. Anderson. C. P. King H.

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W. Clayton. T. Baker McGrUtln Crawford. W.

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Joselove. P. Pantaze. W. McDonald Ro W.

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Dlckson E. Robinson A. Bryan. E. Blackwood G.

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JEFF CLARK HERETODAY FOR FIGHT The Harry Wills-Jeff irk right scheduled for the Auditorium Wednesday night. Is the talk of. tie city. Vandam Is deeply Interested in the appearance of Harry Wills here as he is looked upon as the logical contender for a heavyweight championship tilt wtlh Dempsey. Tex Rickard the eastern promo- ter has promised Wills a match with Dempsey in the very near fu ture and Atlanta fans are desirous of retting a look at the man who is considered the toughest the contenders for the title.

Southeraer Wills is a hugs. black fellow and halls from New Orleans. He and Dempsey together have disposed of all the ether heavyweight stars. with the exception of Carpentler. The New Orleans fighter has beaten the best in the land Including Fred Fulton whom he knocked out in three rounds Willie Meehan.

a two- round victim and many others. Sam Langtord. Sam McVes Jack Ward and practically all of tae colored heavies were beaten- by ve sensational Wills. Jeff Clark seems to have as much chance with Wills as any other of the contenders. In his ten-round draw hers with Sam Langtord some time ago.

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Salesroom Parts and Service Station 485 Peachtree Street Ivy 1549 ATLANTA GEORGIA nskofxyuttke WN Jf a clever boxer well schooled In the tricks- of the trifle Wills is expected In the city Mon day. while Matchmaker Cooper- has received a wits to the effect that Clark and his manager will arrive today. The ten-round windup has been arranged. Kid Lucas. Camp Gordon champion.

Is matched with Jack Denham. the popular local light-heavy. They have entertained local fans on a number of occasions and have never been known too tall to give th fans a real battle. A Rmer. Kid Coveleskle.

a rising young boxer with a deadly wallop will meet Battling Marlow. of Savannah. in a six-round engagement. A tour. round opener will also be staged.

making thirty rounds of fighting on the card. This Is the second show to be held under the asuplces of the National Sporting club which made a big hit with its filet card. The curtain will go up promptly at I :80. Ladles will be admitted free. Tickets will be placed on sale at Cheer' place the Rex poolroom Worthy's Smokehouse Gate City barber shop and Pete Fosters barber shop.

The same prices will be charged. AUBURN IS READY FOR GONG fly GEX MINTON. Although the football situation at Auburn la still In pretty much of an unsettled condition. it looks as If the Plainsmen will put an outfit on the field which will stack up to no disadvantage with the Tiger elevens of past years and there have been some good ones. It also seems even at this distance that the type of play employed by the Auubrnltes will follow along the old familiar route an Immense line.

capable of holding Its own with any group of forwards In the south and the backfield. while not exactly a negligible quantity overshadowed to some extent by the great line in front" of It both on the offense and the defense. Of the men lost to the team for the season of 1920. one has departed to other fields who leaves a yawning chasm In his mighty wake a chasm seemingly so bottomless that it will take years to fill. That man.

gentle reader. as you no doubt have already surmised Is Pete Bonner a time Auburn captain and a four time southern" tackle. Much has been said about the worth of this cotton topped marvel. but words failed In an attempt to estimate the true value of Pete Donner to a football team. In every line' play Pete's Silk hair could be seen bobbing In and out smashing the Interference Into small bits and then nailing the man in the bargain The fight and strength tie imparted to his otes faltering at a critical moral Is incomputable.

Bonner Ix Gridiron. Perhaps you rc5ave the opinion that this is golttffio some length concerning a player who will never again grace a southern gridiron. And perhaps you are right but Jt is extremely difficult to let a player of Bonners great ability give up the gridiron game for the sterner things in life without more than a passing comment. Right at the present it looks as If all the other linemen. with the exception of Ike' Rogers who took care of the other tackle position last year.

will return to school. Those who have already reported to Mike for duty are In the bes shape of their lives and look ready for the tough season which Is sure to tallow the recent announcement of a heavy schedule. Both the flank guardians. OUlnger and Prultt. will be back on the Job.

and th- backfield will probably remain Intact with one on of which more anon. Caton Slated for Center. At center Kate Caton. bigger and stronger than ever will more than likely be among those present when the names of the players taking part in the first game of 1920 are scrutinized by1 football- hungry fans. Injuries handicapped this really great football player to a great extent last year keeping him out of nearly all the games.

The games he took part in however brought out the tact that as a snapper back he must bow down to no man In the south. With his old wound. a painful Injury to his leg. entirely healed he should take his rank at the head of southern centers Flanking Caton on one side will be Fat Warren who will no douBt be to to their great mental anguish by Georgia Tech supporters. It must be admitted that Warren played the very game of his life in the memorable Turkey day battle of a ear ago.

but he Is going to start the season this ear with the firm resolution of making' all his struggles repetitions of the Tech battle at least tdr his part- and It he does look out for the corpulent one. Warren will weigh In at about 230 pounds when in good fighting trim. and la in good shape for a great year. Slsemore Sure for Guard. At the other guard.

a veritable human Rock of Gibraltar. in size and strength. is looming skyward In the rotund shape of Untie Emmett Slzemore one of the all- around biggest men south of the son Dlxln line. The big boy USJ any starts off the season at about 290 pounds and In the course of a few weeks works oft about 10 or 15 pounds The same holds for Sizemore as for Caton bad Inju- ries keeping him out of the up several times last year and never permitting him to show his true worth. He Is a veritable tower of strength on his side of the line and many an ambitious line up has been shattered to fragments on his manly chest.

Here's where the rub comes. As aforesaid Pete Bonner at one tackle has gone and it is very improbable that lke Rogers. the other tackle of last year. will ever- don the cleated shoes again even in the bare possibility that he returns to school. Ike had a knee that had the very inconvenient habit of jumping out of place at critical moments and It is very improbable that that member will ever heal en tirely.

at least enough for participation In the cry strenuous game of football. La 1e Sub. Look Good. Herb Bonner brother to the Il lustrious Pete has returned and will no doubt fill one of the gaps at Tackle. Herb took part In II.

good many ram. last year and while not a Pete le a good. stead reliable tackle. He comes of fighting stock and that roes a long way in the up of a gridiron warrior. Sloan.

an excellent substitute lineman of the past season will no doubt get a shot at the other tackle although his physical proportions are not deal for that position. The post is scheduled to call for a long. rangy chap with plenty of weight and likewise plenty of speed. Sloan possesses plenty of the tatter but as for height and weight he tails somewhat short. He will probably weigh about 170 pounds when the season opens.

all bone and muscle and what lacks In avoirdupois he makes up by a or quit fighting spirit that is so often- linked hand in hand with the work of football teams. got his first real chance In the Tech game of last year subbing for the giant Sizemore. and surprised every one by driving his heavier Opponents back with consummate ease. nd opening up great. gaping holes to the opposing tine.

Her Are the Ends. The ends can be passed over with but few words not that they are undeserving of praise but that their great work. of last year brought them In the direct. center of- the southern gridiron' limelight Rod neyOllia r. brother of Charlie.

th was accounted one or th best ends In the south last year. and In fact wa picked on several mythical outfits by eminent sporting authorities. Although weighing but 185 pounds fully clothed very few end runs were successful around his flank and unless th memory of the writer fails him. lie Was boxed la not a single time during the entire season of ISIS. Hit punting was a feature of the Tigers' play and It was this department of play that had a great deal to do with the defeat of the Golden Tornado last year.

Hard Boy" Prultt. at the other end of the line. does not quite measure up to OUlnlera round' skill. but he Is in end of ability fast down under punts and a- hard and a sure tackler. In the backfield.

Stubbs. Shining and possibly Scott of the regulars will return to the fold. Trapp last year Quarterback. did not return to school and while the absence of the field general will be greatly felt. hi position willb be easy to fill.

Aa fitubba haa had cx tenslvi experience as a Signal ether. and has shown that ha can ran the team welL With Btnfcbs at quarter and assuming that Scott la not to return two places In the backfield are left unfilled. Clay Jackson a scrub of last year. Is one of the leading candidates- for one of. the places.

A terrific line plungera a hard running halfback and an excellent man on defense he should be able to give somebody an extremely hard battle. for a position. Case played with Jackson on the scrubs last year and while much faster than the latter has not the ruggedness or defensive power of Jackson. Klrkwood. who has been in school for several years will not get a chance this year to show what he can do.

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