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PAGE EtGHT THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA. Ok. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 14. 1921.

AND THEN HE GAVE UP GOLF Big Task Faces' Golden Tornado In Beating Tiger Says Statn Tech's Left End Believes. That Auburn' Always Plays Best Game Against Jackets. BY JOHN STATON Tech's Left End. With the Georgetown victory stowed away on the shelf we have now got to begin thinking about Auburn. For a brief day or two we can rejoice over the success of our team but then we must put such pleasant thoughts out of our minds and concentrate on the game to come.

The Georgetown game us now is history and as history we have laid it aside. now come face to face with a bigger opportunity and a more arduous task. The task that confronts us is twofold. First we have got to work like the dickens to' keep on edge. Towards the last of the season things have It tendency to become dulL The slg.

ned drill is not quite so snappy and tile' scrimmages not. quite so pert. For that reason we cannot afford to let up the fraction of a hair. It is the' last lap so to speak when we must. throw the last nerve into the game and.

keep on going. To let down at this time would spell sure defeat. Therefore we are not going to do it. We are going to stick to the gun for two weeks longer and if humanly possible we are going to- win the southern championship. Mingled Feelings.

Thoughts of the Auburn Tigers always bring a mingled feeling. For some things you are glad and for otis- lrs you are sorry. The Auburn game signifies the end of the season. the last time that some of the fellows will ever play a game for Tech the last time that the. Golden Tornado of 1021 ill ever play together a a a team.

You capriot. help feeling a trifle' sad over such an occasion. Maybe you are fighting side by side with your' buddy. for the last time for the Tech team is a team of buddies. You realize that some of them have performed their duty and nobly too.

But time decrees that they shall pass on to make room. for others. So it is with football. But there is a joy too the joy of knowing that even it it is your last game you wilt play it well. play it as never before and then fade with the satisfaction of knowing that you have given your all.

Expect Hard Game. Some of you people may think that were in for an easy time. If you do you don't know Auburn. They have the knack of playing' better against us than all the rest of their opponents put together. They seem to be our jinx.

No' matter how poor they are rated they always play a thousand per cent above' form and surprise everybody when they play us. Probably- you remember that night- mare of 1019. Tech was doped to heat the Plainsmen 40 points. Not based on comparative scores but. on the relative strength of the two teams.

Ve had a team that was 40 points better than Auburn. Maybe it was the knowledge of this fact maybe everybody had an off day at once or maybe what not. When the game was over a sign on the Scoreboard read Auburn 14 Tech 7. They are our Jonah. There is absolutely us way of comparing the strength of the two teams.

No Great Record. Looking over Auburn's record for the season one can see nothing startling. The most prominent features are the defeats at the hands of Georgia and Centre. The Centre. score should have been larger than it really was.

Auburn' had a fumbling manic that prevented all possibility of a score. They beat Clemson 58 to O. That is most decidedly in their favor. All that we could" do with Clemsox was to' whip them down with a 7 score From that-it would seem that Auburn had a decided edge but they have played a more or less erratic game this year. And that's the whole proposition in II.

The realize that they must do something to redeem themselves in the eyes of the public. They now occupy the same position that we did before the Georgetown game. They will fight. as never before to give their team a good rating. That's why they are going to be so hard to beat.

They realize that a win over Tech would wipe out all the sting of the previous defeats arid they are out to turn the little trick. FORT MPHERSON TEAM DEFEATED BY FEDS In a hard fought game the team tfrom the Federal prison won over ort McPherson. by a score of 343-45 on the' field at Fort McPherson Sunday afternoon. The team from the Federal prison outweighed the opposing eleven sum twenty to a man which part- lr accounts for their overwhelming rictory. In the first quarter the visiting team.

got away with two touchdowns which was repeated In" the second quarter. Both the Fort Me Pherson and the Federal prison team crossed the others line in the third quarter while the latter team adds i last touchdown to their score in the fourth. STAR PLAYER IS LOST TO TARHEEL ELEVEN chapel' mu NCL November 13. Freddie Morris halfback on the University of North Carolina football eleven had his collarbone broken jn the game with V. 31.

I. cadets in Richmond last Saturday and is lost to the' Tarheel eleven. Morris was taken out of the contest in the fourth period bat it was not thought his is jury would prove serious. An ex yemination by the' college physician disclosed the fracture. CKNTRE NEXT FOR- GENERALS Lexington Va.

November 13. Special. While the Generals tad comparatively little trouble in disposing of Uoanoke College in the final home game of the season here Satur day Coach Bill Raftery will Monday tart puttingvlhe final polishes to the Washington and Lee squad during this week in preparation for- their game with Centre College at Louisville on Saturday which. will perhaps prove to be the most important conflict on the Blue and Whites card this season. The Generals to a man realize that their showing jn the Centre game must be of the highest possible brand should they desire to romp home with a vie-1 tory over Bo McMillm and his Colonels and as a result every man on the squad is putting evtrything possi ble into the daily practice sessions Irom now until the team leaves tor Louisville on Thursday.

It is practically certain that Raftery will again this week as last close the gates to all spectators and have the practices strictly secret in nature. This policy' was adopted following the West Virginia game at ton a week ago and little of just what the' team is doing gets on the outside although the practice sessions last week were lengthened considerably and were supplemented by blackboard drills each sight. In Good Shape. The entire team came through the Roanoke encounter in good shape with only the usual number of minor. bruises and injuries and will in the best possible condition for the Centre encounter.

To date sbury. tackle Is the only man to receive an injury of a serious nature during the season Ms leg having been broken in practice some time' ago. The battleagainst Centre is attracting more interest among the alumni throughout this section and supporters of the team here than any other contest of the season and from present indications one of the largest crowds ever witnessing a football game in Louisville will be present Saturday when theX Generals take the field against the Colonels. The advance sale of tickets' has been exceptionally heavy and it is evident that the stands will be filled to overflowing when Kentucky fans turn out to accord Bo MeMillin Red Roberts and other Centre stars a final farewell upon the occasion of their last big game on their native soil. Although no definite announcement has been.

made here it is probable that a number of students win accompany the team to. Louisville in. a special car from. Lexington. COLLEGE PARK WILL BATTLE IN THE WEST College- Park Md.

November 13. A western trip in which Chicago Illinois Northwestern Ohio and possibly one or two. other teams will be met is being- strongly considered for the 1022 University of' Maryland baseball team it was learned- today. Negotiations have Practically been completed for games with North Carolina Holy Cross Dartmouth and Syracuse. These games are expected to be played in Baltimore.

as the new athletic field here will not be in shape by spring. Maryland should have a strong nine. Last years var city will be about intact Freddy Chichester clever pitcher a let years ago who left school to enter the zerv ice has returned and will strength' en the pitching staff. LOOK FOR OPPONENT FOR BIG WRESTLER Knoxville Tenn. November 13.

Special. A search is now under way in Knoxville for about ten big men averaging around 225 pounds who would like to stay with Jess Weteguard for a few minutes each day Weteguard arrives tomorrow and will train each day before his matrh next Thursday night with-Ivan Mick ailoff. The bout will be given November 17 at Bijou under Police Gazette rules. Two preliminaries will precede the main wrestling match. Prelimi naries will start at 8 o'clock and the main match about 9 o'clock.

Weteguard will weigh about 215 pounds. His enormous strength con- pled with his knowledge of the game makes him a formidable opponent. Mickailoff stands six. feet five inches and weighs about 220 Pounds. Iii is the fastest big man on the mat today.

MOREHOUSE GRIDDERS DEFEAT KNOXVILLE The dope was upset Saturday after noon on Morehouse field vhen the touted Knoxville eleven bow ed before the onslaught of the Tigers to the tune of 130. On a series of line plunges after recovering a Knoxville fumble in. midfield Keiley crossed Thegoal for the first score of the day. Starr kicked gpaL In the second quarter Max well broke through the. Tennessee de tense and.

crossed. the line for the last score of the day. For the first time this season Starr missed goal after touchdown. The visitors played a good game. For them.

Nance at fullback. as the outstanding star. while for the Tigers StarrCaptain Gaylcs. Reed. Maxwell and Kelley were the honor men.

Milltowri Win Milltown Ga. November 13. Spe cial In a lively game of haKtet- hall here between Milltown and Nas bile. the home team easily put the Nashville team down in a score of 19 to 9 In favor of Militown. This is 11 the fifth or sixth game for Nashville 1 but their first defeat MEL COOGAN.

ON WARPATH New' York November 13. Mel Coogan tarts on a western invasion this' week' when he goes to Minneapolis to box Pinkey Mitchell ten rounds after' which he battles with Jack Lawler at Tulsa for the championship of the Southwest for ten rounds and there. on to Denver where he tackles Johnny Noye for 15 rounds before the Stockyard A. a Coogan is ups of the best lightweights in th game and his only trouble seems to be in getting opponents as most of the boys in the lightweight division are either afraid that the Brooklyn boy will defeat them or else some personal reason enters. Fancy Coogan beating Johnny Dundee three times and then to find that he is not going to get first crack at the Junior Lightweight Title belt that is to be given by Tex Rick rd but instead of Cougan the- Garden management are to put on George Chancy and Johnny Dundee even though Dundee has defeated Chaney five times within the past year.

Willie Jackson and Richie Mitchell two other first string lightweights number Among the victims that Coo- can his tied to his belt. Pete Hartley is another whoth Cuogan has defeated five times. Joe Welling is another good one whom Coogar gave an artistic racing to recently. Coojan is about the-only- boxer in the ring today who ran truthfully syr that' Ire has been defeated but once in over 200 battles that by Cham. pion Benny Leonard.

PRIVATE 'GOBIG SUCCESS A private showing local pugilistic talent of some new recruits was given Saturday night at the Pt Kappa Chi Athletic club. Tire affair as attended by-about 300 specially invited guests. The main bout of fifteen rounds between Johnnie Burns and Jimmie Britt both formerly of Baltimore Mdn was a very bloody affair. Young Britt however proved himself the better infighter and wore hts opponent down in the clinches. Britt received the referees decision.

In the. preliminaries Young Shil- Georgia Tech instructor in electrical engineering. looked very promising. He showed both speed and knowledge of boxing. In his four.

round bout with Johnnie Nelson the referee declared a draw. The windup of eight rounds between Lon Gison" and. Tommy Burns resulted in a draw. These boys are heavyweights and wasted considerable energy. Each received bad eye in' the second' round.

ELI SUCCESS BIG FEATURE New York November" 13. The smashing plunging Lirpable hand of football warriors that carried the blue standard ofYale to victory over the Princeton eleven Saturday at New Haven is ranked use of that triumph as too strong a foe for the eleven of Harvard which the Bulldog meets next Saturday in the last of the seasons bog three. clashes. Princeton has won from Harvard and lost to Yale. Captain Malcolm Aldrich's kicking toe was the real factor in Yale's mtory over Princeton for the two field goals that Aldrich lifted between the posts carried the Bulldog to its 13 to I score.

Charlie OHearn the Eli quarterback made the Yale touchdown in" the opening period. Pennsylvania States eleven unde fented during the season drove to a 7 victory at Philadelphia over the Navy which had up to that' time a series of unbroken victories. There were times during the ga me when it appeared as though the midshipmen would be unable to- stem the Pennsylvania State attack but they came back strong in the. second- half and while holding their adversaries scoreless. vere in striking distance of their goal on numerous occasions.

Stubborn Foe. Harvard represented mostly by second-string men found a stubborn foe in Brown but fought determinedly in the last quarter and scored a touchdown that brought victory 9 to 7. Pfaffman booted a goal in the third period giving the Crimson a lead which Brown snuffed with a touchdown in the early part of the final period. Pennsylvania launched a counter offensive in the last minutes of its game at the. Polo growsdsa ith Dartmouth and managed to tie 1414.

The Army found its easiest opponent of the sea son in Villa Nova. and swept to victory of 7 touchdowns 49 to O. Ohio University in its second invasion of the east this season defeated Columbia 23 to 21. A touchdown in the third quarter and a safety fc the last gave the Ohioans victory after tile heavier Columbia eleven had' spent itself in a three touchdown rally in the second period. Swarthmore offensive was puzzling to Johns Hopkins and the Baltimore eleven lost.

7 to 0. Cornell fonnd a stiff defense in the Springfield Y. M. C. A.

College line and could make but two touchdowns to. win 14 to O. Syracuse won from Colgate 14 to O. Warner's Ilttsburg eleven lost to Washington and Jefferson by score of 7 to 0. RAFTERY BELIEVES IN HIS.

GENERALS Lexington Va November 13. Special. Washington and Lee his never yet failed to come back with a victory after a severe defeat. and that is what we expect to' do whenwe play' Centre. said Coach Bill Raftery this afternoon in a talk to the' squad before putting the team through practice.

X. New Highway Being Planned Across State Wrightaville Ga. November 13. Special. A great deal of enthusiasm is being- manifested here in the proposed plan' of opening a highway from Swainsboro through Emanuel.

Johnson Washington Wilkinson Twiggs and Bibb counties into. Macon. The Atlanta. Macon and Savannah Line Highway association will be organized at an early date with goodroads advocates in' Savannah Statesboro walnsboro Wrightsville Sandersville Irwinton Macon and Atlanta squarely behind' the prop osition. By opening up title stretch of road from Swainsboro to Macon the road time from.

Atlanta to Savannah will greatly- reduced as likewise will be the time from Swainsboro and intermediate points will be greatly re ducsd to Macon. The distance from Weights-rule to Macon via Dublin or Sandersville is approximately ninety miles. Under the Line highway plan this die. tance wilt be reduced about thirty' miles. This stew highway will wise reduce the distance from Sandersyille to Macon.

It is proposed for- the Line highway to tross. the Oceans river at or near' Bans ferry where the river banks are high and a bridge of from one hundred to one hundred and fifty yards will span the stream and no swamp will be encountered. Many of the citizens of this section feel that they have been done an injustice un der the plan proposed by the survey outlined by' the Georeia highway map. and they re going determinedly alter the new highway from Swainsboro tp Macon. Art Editor Named.

Athens Ga November 13. Spe cial Harrold Sheffield of Atlanta and Hugh W. Hosch of Gainesville have been named art editors of the 1922 Pandora the annual. of the University of Georgia. Charles Williams of Atlanta bite' beennamed assistant art editor.

All three men are well known in university circles and- are exceptional artists. Both Hosrh and Sheffield contributed to the 191 Pandora. HE. THE cup Gee Ti ld. Some Fine Battles Still on Boards BY CLIFF WHEATLEY Good Rivalry in Saturdays Games The boys that run to- the games in which- the well-known and justly fabled rivalry exists are going to be treated to some line entertainment in Saturdays battles.

Atlanta has one Georgia and Alabama at Ponce de Leon park and the scene of Charles Franks late baseball orgy is being decorated for the reception of the old warriors. Louisville gets the Centre Colonels pitted against liafterys Washington and Lee Generals. The latter hold the whip-handle in the army but this isn't war. Anyway Raftery expects to make a good showing. He says so himself.

North Carolina State meets Wake Forest and the least worse is bound to win. Tere is much rivalry between these elevens and Wake Forest is es pecially keyed for the conflict. Its her firs time in some years to snake herself heard" above States yells of triumphs and Wake. Forest has little intention of letting the opportunity slip by. The Florida Gator gets a crack at the mysterious Mr.

Gpat Hale find his Mississippi college machine Saturday and this column i looking for the Floridians to get hammered for a loop. If there evec was a football player Mr. Hale seems to be one and has-beaten better teams than Florida single-handed. Ten other play- era are on Hales team but they are there merely to conform with gridiron rules. They don't appear to be needed in securing Mississippi Colleges victories.

The Mercer Baptists meet the University of Chattanooga at Macon and the Bibb county fans should get a game fully as good as that Saturday when Eleocks Petrels defeated the Macon' collegians. Old Man Dope seems to favor the Baptists and for once we are going to delve with that nit bless person long. enough to predict aMercer victory. Tulane and the Louisiana State University will play at Tulane send from all indications it is going to be a splendid struggle. The.

best piece of playing done by L. S. U. during this campaign was its victory over the University of Arkansas while the Green Wave staged a marvelous comeback after losing to Mississippi cot- ee early in the. season.

Fridays schedule includes games between Arkansas and Baylor. Gem- son and Erskine and Furman and Wofford. HARVARD AND YALE IN THE SPOTLIGHT. With due respect to our south- ten classics for Saturday there is no such interest in any of them as exists in. the Yale-Harvard controversy that comes up for its annual settlement Saturday' at- the Harvard stadium.

The odds this year are on. the. sons of Eli. Their victory over the Princeton Tiger Saturday was most aus- pieous especially in face of the fact that- old Nassau had scored a triumph over John' Harvard's boys the week before. But this means very little when Harvard and Yale come together.

Most of the players forget all the foot. ball they've been. taught and devote the four quarters to' something that wasn't called football when the Lee Street Fighting club met the. Jackson Avenue Roughs some years ago in a beautiful little south Georgia city. Other fine games in the east will see Boston college against the Georgetown Hilltoppers who.

ate expected to recover gradually from their licking at the hands of the Golden Tornado Saturday. The winner of this battle will be tied with Notre Dame for the Irish football championship of the world. Brown and Colgate meet in their annual game at Providence. Syracuse and Dartmouth also settle their argument at that time the Big Green machine to leave for Atlanta just after the game to meet the University of Georgia at Grant field on November 26. There seems to be little-hope- of un.

tangling the knot that will exist in the western conference this season. Ohio State. and Iowa are the leading contenders although Wisconsin supporters say their team is within whisper. ing distance pl making a triple knot of the affair. In the conference Saturday Indiana and Purdue will play.

Ion a State is in itiuninent danger of being brought off the field in sections as this team is. slated to meet the great Nebraska machine. The University of Michigan and Minnesota are two other fine teams that will meet. Ohio State plays Illinois and should win the struggle Wisconsin and Chicago will pray inthe game that will hold most of the interest of conference followers. By winning this game.

while Ohio State and Iowa are losing their contests Wisconsin would earn a triple tie. but Iowa meets Northwestern which has yet to win a conference game. SOME GREAT UPSETS IX DIXIE SITUATION. Unexpected power of Georgia Tech's defense the failure of football fortune to break for the University of Georgia and the tremendous manner in which Centre outclassed Auburn were the sinking developments of the football week in the south. Other matters of interest were the rout of Sewanee by the University of Tennessee and Alabama's defeat at' the hands of Florida.

Tech now has nothing left on its schedule except Auburn. and fron the utter collapse of Auburn's attack which with Shirling and Shirty was rated good and the strengthening of the- Golden Tornado defense gives Techevery reason to anticipate a sweeping victory. on- Thanksgiving day. Georgia remains undefeated save' by Harvard. but it will take Georgia many days to recover from that tie game with Vanderbilt likewise undefeated and likely to stay so It seems ironical that' Georgia should have been tied in the one battle in' which its offense was most' highly developed.

Nothing could have been asked of the Georgia de tense. As- usual it was perfection but when Georgia attacked it showed splendid power and resourcefulness that its staunchest supporters had never credited it with haying. Severe. penalties only held. the score to one' touchdown while the mental lapse of the- entire team permitted Vanderbilt to score.

That mental lapse will not show in the records though. The game remains Georgia 7 Vanderbilt 7 with the' Commodore naturally looking twice as big as Georgia's. The Red and Black. tie game com plieatee the southern situation 'extremely particularly its view of Centre's overwhelming victory over Auburn. Centre is a member of- the South- ern Intercollegiate Athletic associa lion.

It plainly displayed too in that Auburn game that it is a force that must have the most serious consideration. The accounts show that the Plainsmen were little more than help. less before the Kentuckians' drive while Charley Moran's charges' were always able to stop anything that Auburn could" start. REV. B.

HOLMES SHOWS PROGRESS OF NEGRO IN DIXIE Blakely Ga. November IS cial. Rev. B. R.

Holmes- president of the Holmes institute of Atlanta Ga. delivered the. first of a scries of lectures to raise funds for the corn pletion of the new building for the Holmes institute Sunday morning in the First Baptist church to a large audience of citizens. on the subject The Negro's Progress. There is no section of the United States where the negroes have made greater progress in.

buying property hhuses farms educating their children sand buildine churches than- in the south he said. The great problem which tmfronts Usepeople of the south is to make it possible- for every colored youth to receive education which. will fit him for the duties of life. It is the duty. of every citizen to contribute to the- cauce of Christian.

dncation. Rev. R. Jr Jones pastor made the closing remarks- and paid i bight trib ute to the ut of the institute. FORSYTH MAYORALTY RACE TO BE' CLOSE Forsyth Ga November 13.

Spe cial. The-race for mayor of Forsyti promises to be one of the most closely contested in the history of the. city. The candidates. Mayor James A.Trib- bie and former Mayor A.

M. Zellner aided by their friends are actively campaigning for votes and the out. come of. the race is expected to be in doubt until the list ballot is counted. Women of the city are taking- keen interest in the campaign.

a great many having Registration for the election is heavier than for any may. oralty race in many years. MASONIC DEGREES TO- BE CONFERRED Savannah Gs November 13. SpeciaLf From Tuesday to Friday of this week the Scottish Rite Me sons of large jurisdiction' in south Georgia will be in Savannah for an rinal reunion and conferring- of de grees. The Waycross club will conies a number of special degree andthe Brunswick club will confer serer other degrees.

De grees from the fourth to the thirty- second will be conferred upon claus aggregating several. hundred from all parts of south Georgia. 4 UNBEATEN TEAMTFALI Changes in the ranking of- south- era football teams in various departments of the games came thick and fast during the last week which was marked by-a number of surprising results. Four teams lost their contest of the season to another southern eleven. Sewanee was scored upon for the' first- time this year and Centre by its brilliant victory over Auburn went into' second place among the wraths best scoring machines whose leader is Georgia Tech.

Tennessee's 21 to 0 defeat of also placed Centre with its Vecord of only one touchdown by an" opponent all season in the leadership in defensive play. Vanderbilt comes second with 14 points scored against it to six for Centres opponents. The team left without a defeat against them by another' Dixie eleven now number but half a dozen. Centre Georgia Georgia Tech Louisiana State Vanderbilt and Washington and Lee. Three have lost at least one game to an opponent from another section but Centre Louisiana State and Vanderbilt have won all their contests.

Teens Ylttory. Georgia Tech Its third consecutive victory in as' many years over Georgetown swept the Ililltoppers from the list of undefeated Tennes- see which had previously bowed to Vanderbilt eliminated Sewanee Furman twice beaten this year. blasted South Carolinas hopes and Virginia Polytechnic Institute by a dashing attack eliminated North Combine State. The South Carolina game gave the former a tight to claim the South Carolina championship as neither had previously lost to another Palmetto team. The Vanderbilt Commodores who vie with the Florida Gators in show.

ini the greatest improvement' over last season maintained their place among the undefeated by holding the Georgia University eleven to a tie. but there were other results as unexpected. Florida's victory over Alabama was one of. them and Virginias rather weak team of this year furnished another by rising to the' occasion and holding the. powerful West Virginia Mountaineers- to a I to 0 score.

CONFERENCE RACE CLOSE Chicago November 13. With" tie dose of the western. conference grid' iron championship season week away the' undefeated Ohio State and Iowa elevens each with four. victories to their credits tonight were tied. for first place honors.

in the race which gives every indication of' winding up withthe 1921 title in dispute. Wisconsin was eliminated from the race as a result of being held to a 7 to 7 tie by Michigan on. Saturday while the Ohioans' were bowling over Purdue 28 to 0 and the Ilawkeyes buried Indiana under's a 41 to 0 score. Both Ohio State and Iowa have comparatively easy opposition for the final games of the season Saturday and observers believe they will come through with clean slates. Ohio meets Illinois which has been defeated in all four of its big ten" games while Iowa tackles Northwestern another tailender in the.

race with four defeats in as many games. Wiscon sin however must face' Chicago one of the strongest contenders in the Bare Possibility. Wisconsin still has a chance to finish the season in first place but this possibility la. remote. In order to accomplish this Wisconsin must triumph over Chicago while Ohio and Iowa must suffer defeats in the final games.

Iowa has' met send defeated Notre Dante always a powerful team while Ohio. conqueror of Chicago Michigan1 Minnesota and Purdue is capable of pLynig super-football if extended. The achievement of Michigan battling the powerful Badger eleven to a tie Saturday was a distinct surprise to gridiron followers. School for Girls Includes Football In Athletics List St. Charles Mo.

November 13. A fracture Of the left leg suffered by Miss Thelma Tobin. pf Texarkana Ark. Curing football practice at Lindenwood college. a.

school for girls lo cated near this city today disclosed that the gridiron game has been made part of the schools atltic program since the beginning of the. present term. URGE SUCCESS OF CONFERENCE TO REDUCE AtiMS Americas Ga. November 13. Special.

Forty school superintendents principals and teachers of We third congressional district in conference here Saturday adopted resolutions urging all schools In the die. trlct to write Secretary of State Hughes calling for the succsssof the disarmament conference now in session in Washington. Among the distinguished visitors attending the con' fererice was Dr. IL Stewart and E. A.

Po nd both of the University of Georgia faculty. The- prepared program was varied a- bit because of. the failure of some of the scheduled speakers to. appear. Principal G.

Mi lisle opened the die. cussions wits a talk on. health. Superintendent T. A Stanton talked on fundamental processes.

Superintendent J. E. Mathis. of spoke on citizenship. Superintendent ll X.

Cosbitt of. Montezuma. disenssedj worthy home membership. Pr. Stewart toot the subject Vocation Dr.

Bound disrawed tise worthy use of leisure. and Superintendent Joiner of Reynolds discussed ethical character. Emory Intercollegiate Atheletic Advocates Will Lose Out Again BURBAGE HAS GOOD RECORD BY ROY E. WHITE. There is one man in the prep football league of Atlanta that will stand in the minds of the Tech High' play.

ers forever unless they are- able to turn out an athletic- team that can beat hid. That man is Coach Burbage of the G. M. A. football eleven.

Burbage has. coached three football teams that have. beaten Tech High by a lone point or either tied a Purple and Gold Burbage. was coaching the Central Higlf tenth of Birmingham back in 119 And Tech High issued mv a. challenge for the' southern prep championship game to he played on Grant field.

The Birmingham team immediately accepted. Neither had been Beaten during the season. The game was played November 15 and Central High was the victor by a to score. That was the mere beginning for- last year Burbage accepted an offer to coach G. M.

A. This he did in a glorious manner and again he was a jinx for- the Tech Hub eleven. The G. M. A.

team of 192 played the. Tech High eleven to a tie. Last Friday he again led a' team from G. Mi A. thaVtook the measure' of a Purple and Gold eleven repre' seating Tech High by a point margin which in all probability will prove enough for a prep championship.

Burbage is a prnce ft fellow and a hale of a good coach. During a game' he constantly wears a smile. and he is yer' free in giving anyone news in' regard to his team. He has the respect of all' ofxhis players as is shown during- every day practice. He goes at his work in.

a pleasant manner and rarely ever rides his players. Sentiment at North Geor. gia Conference Strongly Opposes Expansion of System. Augusta Ga. November Spe cial.

Inquiries here aieong members of the North Georgia conference from Atlanta and the Atlanta district as to the probable outcome of the movement for intercollegiate athletics at Emory elicited the reply that it will probably be a number of years before the students of that institution are ranted athletic relations with other colleges. if ever. It is stated by good authority that out of the thirty members who compose the. board of. trustees eighteen of them' are opposed to intercollegiate athletics.

Bishop Warren A. Candler. as is well known is emphatically opposed to athletic contests with other colleges nd Asa G. Candler is of the same opinion. Openly Oppose Some of the trustees who a short while bark based their opposition" to intercollegiate athletics on the grounds of their regard ret Bishop Candler and etsa G.

Candler are now openly against the suggested enlargement of the athletic program. on the grounds that the university has no need of an increased student body being already crowded to capacity. Also it is said that. intercollegiate athletics as they are now carried on are not real amateur athletic contests as many ringers are employed solely for that purpose. Further.

it was stated by several of the members of the board their opposition lay in the retarding- effect upon the work of the schools where allowed and the expenditure of large sums of money incurred that might be more profitably used. The final sentiment of opposition. It was said lies in the prevalence of gambling on intercollegiate athletics which seems to be on the increase in Georgia. KKA a WaHHK ahKHHH tteSoeen oFSpoit by New York's Athletic ommissien which has charge of boxing and' wrestling has made another- strange move. When Governor' Miller was persuaded that a salaried.

commission could run the sport with the aid of salaried ones to do the work. there were sniffs of derision and grunts of suspicion among the' sporting fraternity. When the bill was drawn which gave the salaried boxing comimsrion control over wres tling there was a strorm belief that some one had slipped something over on the unsuspicious governor. Jack CurllY had control of wrestling in New York ajid Pretty fair control over the game elsewhere. lie really is the man who made wrestling in the UnitedStates lie has many detractors many vicious critics and few defenders.

Wt Mr. CurIe may or may not be or what he has done in the past in not in point. The point is that others desked control of the. wrestling game. Curley found himself barred out of places he formerly Jiad used to stage matches.

Then the salaried rout' mission issued a statement saying that hereafter the use of the headlock and various other punishing holds in wrestling would he forbidden in New. York Mate. Is It Entirely Fair To prevent the use of the holds- enumerated by the commission meant the end of. wrestling in New York and naturally the end of the Curler regime. Curley who was trying to arrange a lease on a building in which he could hold matches gave up tile idea.

Another promoter went ahead and arranged a match. From the stage at that match a statement' was read with the word that it came from one of the- salaried commissioners stating that the commission had no intention of forbidding the use of the holds which had been named as be' ing barred. The announcement seems to bear with it the charge that the commission never made any rule barring the Deadlock and other holds and that it was sent to the newspapers' from other quarters. Meantime however Curley is out of wrestling at least temporarily and powers other than' he are promoting wrestling. Is it quite right The West Comes Into Its Own.

The west seems to be coming Into its own in football this' seasons. At least the west is enjoying a. wonderful boom and tremendous success in the intersectional contests. Thetriuinphs of Centre of Chicago of Nebraska and Notre Dame over strong eastern teams gives tremendous encouragement But the west is not entitled to. celebrate or to claim that western football is better than st- era or that the west is' coming ahead or even that the east is degenerating.

The fact is that football is a science is spreading rapidly and al most school which can assemble a teases of average weight send usur than average speed Las. a chance un der the new rules. The triumphs' of Centre and Chi cago over' Harvard and Princeton were great forfootball in the center west. But they are not proof that the west is superior to. the east in the A a westerner and follower of western football for twenty years or more.

I always have argued that. there have been teams la that sectionthat could beat the best in the east. Thn Michigan team-of Ilestons time the Chicago team of Bezdek and Eckersall the second Wisconsin team when Pat ODea was at his bet the Ohio. team with Harley and several others could have held' i the best of the east As to the Turns. But the east always turns out more finished football machines simply for two reasons First that they always have drawn the- best of the western football material save in rare in stances and second because they are better coached.

There is a third reason which4 Is that the eastern teams have from two weeks to three weeks advantage of the west that is the be- cause of the. rule forbidding conference teams to start training before a given' date. Besides that. the east for generations has Lad the benefit of accumulated experience and of. individual coaching by former stars The west has been advancing steadily in this year.

As for comparing the men physically there is small difference save that they come big in some sections. The fact that the snore open style at game gave impetus to tile sport in the west and that- the success of. the western teams tends to keep western boys at the schools nearer home instead of flocking as they formerly did to Harvard Princeton or Yale makes the future' brighter. It is not a sectional matter at ill hut proof' that the game is becoming more and more universal. The mid- west has no more cause to crow over' its success against the east than has the south or the Pacific coast.

To be perfectly frank the chief cause of the success of Centre against Harvard and of Chicago against Princeton was that the coaches Pointed their- teams for these contests while their oppoinents were buy planning for. their big tames and could not make special preparation for those which were considered less important I have an idea that if either Harvard or Princeton had prepared specially for those games the west and south would have bad less cause to cheer. It is becoming more and more evi dent however that no leant no matter how good can save up strength for special games and not risk defeat There are twenty teams In the United States at least' twenty that can beat the champion of 1921 if that team tried to use second string men. It is obvious that the big teams must plan their schedules carefully if they are to go through a. season unbeaten.

And they must study the dope carefully. Princeton for in stance was accused last winter of making a schedule to hold its championship. It was charged twith pick' tog- opponents to prepare gradually for the big games. Picking Swarthmore Navy and Chicago turned out soft with a reverse English. Swarthznore crippled two of the Tiger stars and Navy and Chiago swarmed all over the They gave them however just the spar they needed to make them a football team.

Sometimes a beating is the only thing that will bring a team 16 the scratch and make it fight and Princeton can fight when it is routed. Copyright-1921 Constitution. I' CONSTITUTIOPl NOVE BER 141921. TOPPED IT AGAIN 1. I' Big sk ces oldel I Alwa PIa est a Agai st away' For ca suCcess we pthefraction ame going.

letd wn feat. andif hum ly theAuburn I playa' I will 1 your th I IS am ajor it' beforeand you I 1 their-opponents I th therelatife ehad 40. tebod OffW a nc a. on areour gthe giaand ve Andthat' propOl tio They lDustdo cupy rom 6 on thefield Theteam welghed op sing I awaywith lIowns. FortMc- addl lalt.

toucdown scre i ur SA PLYER ARHEELELVEN Cap Hi N. cNovbet 13- rdeMots hafck esq Crolna fotblll ple hd hs colarbneb1kej cdets acmndlat. Stuay 1 Tarhll elev. oms wa taen ftecntetin fourh Ilriobuti nottnght hisln- ndprove seriou A mnaton thecler phycn dicos frc FORGENERALS Lington Ya. Novmber Spi I te Genlras cmparatvely ltte tuble i sing Ilanke Cllge i fia te sesn tatur.

Cach Bi Ratery yi puttinghe fl poishes squadduring thei Clegeat LuisVle whih wi prhaps pre imprtant cnfct Bue Whies crd tn. Te niea Cntre hghest 1Jssible brand. hould I tey romp' vie- Mciin Clo. nel 1 ev ty I suad putng evey ting pssi. daiy practce frm unt teamleael uisville Tursday.

I. tirly certa. in hat ua. agalJ a cose sptator practIes stricty Ieret' foloing Cbarlelton ag an lte the doi on' alhough slRions wek were le ig ned sup' plementedby blackbard dris eac I Go Shape no loke encunter gd only usua injurils wi psile Cntre encunter. ate reeive juryol Ierious seasn ben i sme bateagainst attractng tis supprters tan SeOi Ind preent indictions te footbal Luivie wi tl tke aginst I Clonlls benexcptionaly i fted overfowing' Kentucy fas' I acord IlcilnRecr tre fnl I farewel upn ocsion lat bg soi.

1 defiit anouncent I be. nm ade he is. p. ba. ble tht student wI accmpany I thp Luisie i spial from Lxington I COLLGEPAR WILL I I IN.

EST I 1 ege' Novmber cgo IlMis Korthwetern an Wi. considere 192 Universit Marland baslbll te I Ntgotations Pacticly en pletld ames ithNorth olna Cross Dartmout lamlS exted I athletC wil Ihapby sprng. Marland Lst I litywi. abut intac cever picher i alo. ser-I ic r.

eturnM. wl. strength-I FOR OPpONEN I 1 KnoxieTenn Speial A rearch' Knoxvle abut bil avera inl pundsj lke wt Jes' mnut eac I Wetegard ar tomorw wil Thuray nght wt Ivn I aioff but wi gven I br 1 Biou udlrPolc I prlminaries wi prlle westng Prelmk 1sm t98 I wil abut 25' pund erous Itrr wit kowledge maks hi. foridable Mirkaiof stahdssifeet fve inces abut 2 PUds is fatest. tOay.

MOREHOUSEGRIDDERS NOXVILE dop wa Sturday ter non MorhoWe hen te' michlytouted Koxve el bw- beore onslau ht Tger i te tUe 13. Sies lne puater rvrg Koxvle fmble. fed Keley cs te Ia frst sre dy. St. kice i tal send quare xi Tene de feseand cs.

te lne i lat sre dy. 1 tife san Star mis gl I atr to doW 1 Fo i outstding whie Tren Str t. Ree 1xwe Kee wethe nor me WlWis MitownGa. ot SP In lvy Je of.bset- mI bte Yito' NaJ vile. teameasiYJlut rashvle tlam sre I 19to infavr oMitowThi is ith sth ave te' eeti IMEL COOGAN York Xovebr Me Cgan mrt ivaion galS Mnep' olstobx Mitcel rounds whic bttes Jack Suthwest tacles runds te Stckard A Cgan i oJe of.

bst lght ights i the op nents mst by i lghtweight dvision re ctheruraid by wi. persnal rason ter. Cgan beatig Dunde tat Joigto frt cck Tte gven insteac Cgan th ha Caney ftl wihin pst I Wiie Jacksn ad Hchie Mitchel the frst numblr mong vic m' C. an belt lnrt. le whoz CoJRnhas defefld 1 timel.

Welng an therlo CgaQ an nrtisticraling renty. an nbut the-only bxer rn truthfuly beln defeled oVlr 2 baUl R8nd at Lenard. I show nglpcal pugistc sie givn cub. Tie afair WI byabut 30 specaly invite but teen btween Britbth Md affair Brtt Iowenr prve thbeter nd bs oppnent dow theclnches receive decion. In' th" pieliinaries Shim a Te lelectreal.

ennledng ver I prm ing bt knowlege bxing. I und bUt wth Nels. 1eferee delared drlw. Te windup betwee Ln Gisn- I resulte bys heaVweights ndwaste considerble energ Ear snd' rELI I NOfeber 13. plungng pile fotb warlior tat carriete 1tandard of Yale over Prnceton i t1at Harvard whic Bu- meet net.

saOnl cashes. Princton fmlarard Yae. Cptain Aldr ki ig rel icory IJrnceton Aldriclited betwe crried Buldog it 1 scre. Charle Olean El quarer- Iae toucdown Ue opning Priod Pennsylvui Stteseleven ude dung Sason drve 1 13 atPhiadephia Na tothat a vctorie. dring game appred as.

the. tostem foniaStateattac bck Itrong seond ad whie boldng' teir adversries screles. I Vre in. stiing di8ne f. th er numerus ocsIons Stubbr' Harard represnte se Itubbrn il Brownbutfought sred touc.

dow victor Uto lfafman bte gal trd prio givig CrimsB led Whic Brwn snufe wth touc- i eary pt. pri Pensylvnialauncea cuntlr gme lds Datouth mange te 141. is oppnent sn i Via elt a Tctor of7 iucdownf sasn' defeat Clum 2 ItheJast vicory ater te Clumbia elevn st itse i thre toucdownry Sud pdo Swore oUelve wa luli Jhns Hopk ad Bltmo 0 Corel ound stil deense Sprngeld 1 AColee lne toucdo to Sycuse lrm Clpte 1 Wa ers rttbur elevn ls alhigona Jeenn i sre 1t RAFERYlELIEVES GENERL ingo a. Noveb. Spial- muhingon fall bck 1 cOr lnre deet.

Id thati wenpt W. hen. wePla Qnt i. id C. Oad Bl Rte1 ts ateID tal uad bor pttg th te tupctc Bei1g ate WrghtrIe lovemb A del beingmani lsted prpse iing highwa SwaiDbro J01msn Washingon Wilinsn countes intQ rn.

TeAtlanta Macn nhBeLine lighway associ tion wi' organie ate with go rad advocate Saan- Statesbro Swatnsbro Wrghts vie tandersl lrwiton. Marn Atlant sqaarey prop opning ti Swansbr' Atanta Svannah wi great rucaslkewist wi tm from itermediate po ts get re du Macn dirtanc rom Wrghtle Macn Dubln Sanderle appriimately ty mile. th BeLine plantis dis ruc abut tir. lkese rI thedistance Sandervle Macn I isprpsrofol Line 1 Oenenver fery te rver bnks ad brg fr hudr ou hundre ad fitl lars wl sp stream ampW ecutere ctizens eetion fet theJhave' ndne injusc. dethe pse lurey outnro Getc highwaymap re gin detenney ater hghway Swainsbro lacou.

ArEcit 1cec. Ate. GL1oTmbr Sp cal Sefed ofAtat Hosclof Gaele ha naed a etor 19ZfPandor alal the Triy ofGe ChuleWii otAtlant. bnmfa8snt arteitor nthrmmareel kn wveitcre ada eCptiona ar. Bot HOlhand Shlffed tntut te1Pandot i meFie Stil ards BYCL FF' inSaturda bys rn 1the whic' andjusty rvalr eit arl somefe entetiment i battes Atat oneeora Aa.

at IJoncede Lcn prk Fcne Chale bs bal big derated re on Luisvie Clones pitte Uafters WnshinKon 1t Glerals. later thewhiphandlein but epects gd. le 8 himsel. Nort Carlna IeesWake te bund mucl elevens Wake es pcaly cnfict. Is frst i mk hersel.

blard abve' yels of trium hs lite lettg. te opprtuity slp Te Forida at' Goa tU Iale lIssissippi lee machinl ths clum ilooking I or. lop. I e. t.

wa I Cotbal Jr lale em8 nd ns. en en betterteam lorli smglehanded. re tocnfor m' rule. ne- in. Clleges I met th Unj vprsiy Chattanog.

a the county Rme fulyas god tat I EI eks I Macn" colegians. OldMan Dp lems onc 10 eelve that. fn ithless Pertn eo gh pre dilt vcory. te Lu ana Stte tniveity wi Rd al indictons pi tis. is victry o'er Arkanss whie Orfn marVlouscome ater elefsrly sea On.

ineudes ame bptwlenArkansas Cem. Erkine Furan YAL TIl. SPOTLGHT. Wih aldue respet 8Uth is exsts te Yalelarard contvery is setlement Satudayat Harard stadium. ods on El.

Prince Wa mot au picous infaceof sored Harvard's bys wek pfore ver lte cme lst al bal deote quarters tha wnst caled footbal l. Stret Filhting clul ackson AvenneRouhs go beautful ltte cty. Bostn colege Gergetow nitopperwhQ upte re covergraduaUy lcking GoldM ur ay. Te tia latte wi tiedwithXotre forJte Ifilh fotbll campionship Brow Co1te an Provdence. ar.

time Gren Atantjust met gi atOant feld Novembr 2 Tere 8sto op' wl wester Cnferencethis sealn. jn- Wis nin supprt- tem wihin Whispr distanc makng afair. Satrday Prdue wi Iowa Stte i imnent bing feld seions i met geat Kebrskmachine TheUn fersiy ch pnand lfnnlst re fne wi OhoState Iinois rhould strgtl Wisnsin wi wi holdm st folowers. gme. whie testf Wisnsin te.

owa mets to' mXI SITUATIS. Unex tro po Georga faiure footbal br ak Georga. tremendou Cntre outcatse stri ing devlopments' te footblreek interestl Sewane UDVer lty Tennesse. Alabanasdeleat te Forida I lef 0 it Ihedule rcpt fr. uter clapse at.

tckwhirh Shirlng Shrty tati god strengtheniD defens gves Tec every rlaOn toanticip te' vctory. on alksgivn da. Gerga reaains undefeato wi Ger- frm thlt te Iameith Vanderbit' I ad lkely I 8eD Georga te is mst' denlop. Cld hae akro' te GeorJ4 Ai wa prection attcke showe' andresurlefune is staunchet cedie having palties scre whie the mntal lape' the entirj tem perite Vanderbit scre. ntul wi Vanderbit Cmmodore i nataraly a I 1 Re CI' plicatei t1 situaion trmelyj i Cn.

I tres ver bU htre Suth I Interr11egiate thletc aSca. I tq intliat i lme Corc i seious ti n. Th wl lttle help Kentucians' drie whie chargM any thing REV. RHO. LM S' I Blkely Ga.

Novmbr 138p thf Holme Atanta red the fnt lries olletures cm. buiding Firt audieJceof ctizens Klge roggS ere ofthe Unitr State here negoes mde proge bUY i prputy luse frs. eductig chi- lrd bnidint churche tha. thpMuth sid. Jeat prblem the' pplp Outh.

il ti i pqile' ee1 clorPyoutb rlCiv edurton wl him te dutM lfe. I i te enr rntrbute thl cau tan fuctonf onIR ptor rlmab. ani pid hdl trib th intiute. FORSYH FO sth. Ga F01th 0 te mt hitory cty.

canidtes. ame Trib be forer A 1L. Zlne fiends. actvely cpaginrfot vote ad Cme te rac ut doub untl Ist bllot i ente cti ae lakj. ke cpaig gt mny regtredRlstton forte eleion ay orlt rc i mny MASONI TOB CONFERRD Snnn Ga Noveb 13- SpiL-FromTe Fda thi wek Ue 5ttRieMa.

lns jriAcon' sut Gerawl renion ad cnfer oLde re Te Wa1oclob 1 cne numbr. offl de andthenrnsck wl confe oter de frm te fourh tote thir Ind cnfere upn a rtn seTrl ht fm a tG I Ao THeN-H1GAVfUP OLF 0 'e' ,0. I lc Ir It' ri Ci Fu TEAMS. FAI Cangls i raJkg in' de prtnent ie ame thic fat whic hYa urris. Fou cntest ilevn.

scred upn th frttme Cntre brilant vctor ovr uburnwet send plce 8ths scor madnes Georga Tec. TennesJ sle olJ Sewaneea8 plac Cntre 8 ecord of onY1 toucdown' in. Yanderbit sendwih I 1 pints sred aga st for' oppnents wit ut ainst anotherDii eevn a n. Georga GeorJa Teh Luisiana Vanderbit Iee Thre havelost one gme oppnent fromaotler 1ecton LuisilaStte Vanderbit eir contest. dor Gergia by- its rnsecu" vctor' Ylarsovl GergetoW Hitopprs froi lst hieh rwed YanderbltelmtnatP twce th sear.

blnstld Ruth Carlna' hops irinia Polytehnic Instnteby flminatld Xott CrolnaStte. Te FurmanSout1. Crolna nme avethe forer tocai te Suth Crolna prevously anoter Palmeto VandlrbJt Cmmodore ve wit Forida Gator inshow Jteatest ferlagt Iasn maintninthflr ga te. othlr rlslls e. Foridas labma or VirJnlas rather WfA tlm furnishe to oeasion holing wuful Virgna Mountinersto 11 scre Cic Novebr 13 cO the.

cnferec campionshi sesn we undeetd OhioStatead eevens eeh' wit vitories cedit weretrofor firt il te rce wbi ve indictonol windng' with the tite dip te. wa eliminate te a aresut bein 1eld to te Micigan Saturd Whie bwlng Purdue2 andthelawkeres uder' a41 tre Bth prativey oppsiton fnal ga e9 tl' seasn Sa nrday obserers bleve the wi cme troughwth cllan Il tes. Ilnois whih hal ln dlfeat. it tengamel hie Northweter taiender ith a Wiscn. in.

Cigo ne stngest cntenders i Base Possibity. iscnsin anetoin seasn plft possibity veryremte accomplsh thisWi nsin I C. ic o. Whif 0' hio mustsuflr fnal I Ilames. ha' detlated I pwerul tlam 1 whie Cicago i 1Iichilan.

1InnOta il capble extfnde' achlemnt 3Jieh an tinJ errl Bad erll nto 81 as surris gidiron oI9WIS Schoolor Incudes Footbal I Athl ticsLis 1 St Carle A I fra tre llf ll' I l3IRS Th lma TeXak. na Ark. urinl lotbal prcic I denwo cUte hol rls 10 i rted cty toay dicoe that. hal bee. m.

adp te schooIl a tic pram i te gng 1I preet I ter I URGESUCdESS 1 I CONFE NCE TOREDUC RMSi A erC 1oveb I ft prepls nd teacheof te thd cngeional dst. I' cehere Saturd adpte relt ulz al e0ls i te diS trct wt Seetal ughe cn SUCS of disnament cnferelnow a. sin n.Amongthe 1 tngishe. I fere D. DSteart EAPOId bth UnVetY1 rfa ly prpr pgmnl buse te' fane sme I te Irouled' er appr.

1 Prcp c1. ope Ue. di C8ons wt. tlk hetb I printedet A. Stntn ke on lundmftl Suprinted- et.

1Iatl. of 8 lpk II ctiship SuIntndt Csbitol 1nten I worhThomemmb D. Sti- art subj otin D. Pund-K te worty. I I re Ad Sopntedetjoiner OI cc.

ry. t. ercol g. iate Ateleti 1 WIl Aa KWIIK Tere i te pr fot- baileage Atanta tat Wi i. te mds fthe ligh uness are un a athl tc thatcan bct hi' CacBuba the MA lootbal elevn.

Buba coac thre fotb lf Tec pintor aluple I' ell. e.n. Burb ng. wn. coacinl Centra HigJ te bc 19 nd TecIgh issue them chalenge suthern me ldon 1J Te Brmingham teamimeately accpte.

Seile Idben leatenduring I ason. a Cntral Ighasthe victr a1to13 sre. Tat bginning aC Cpted ofer Ti gloriou ujain a. Teh lh G1. Teclgh eeven to' Lst Frdy ateam IA that tok Purle Goldel vei repre sentingTech Hgh' onepint margn whicl a probabity wi campion- prnc of fell anda whale agod cachDuring ame' cnstanty wrrs mie rj ingfing ws reard respc ofiapl rers everydy pr ctice ges athis rk il pleast rde August Novmbr 13Sp cal- Inquites 4ong membe.

Gerga Atanta te Atant Cstctu metforiterellegiate athletc Emor elcte wl probbly' rear bore instituton wit coleges i state authoriy that ut meber cm- pse bard tstee oppse itercolegite athletcs Warre A' Cander" wel knwn. emphaticaly psed lthletic cntet other clltgel ond Cander i pinion Opel Sme tr stees wjo le baltheir itrclegate hetcon gunds ther B8hop Cnder As Cndler a opnlaga nst suggeste theath- letc program onothelround at te unifQsity ha nee Icreae by ariady cwde cpct. A. colegateathletics a crriro aie leticcontest a eIploeslely tat purpose it severl te membes brd oppositon i retardingeffe uVn fcola alowed. nd oexpndtur lncure migt proftablyused' fnal sentiment oppo8ton sid les i Jrevenc gambling onintirlegate atletc sems incese I GrJa.

Cmmissiun whic ha carg bxig and wrest ha another move Whtn ller peruaded non miRioncould sprt slarl 0 te sn derisio gru suspicon srt fraternity. bi al drwn gve thenon bxing cmimson cntrol wre- tlng wa stror hlel Ome slppl ethingov ac har contrl tlng NewYorklncpretty overhe' le realy homadeTetig il theUntro Statel le deraetors ay Tieious eri tic deflndlr. lrCuley my donI past- int. Te pint othes des ed cntrol wrestlng ame I ly himSlf rrd ormlrlyhad us. sta mtehel.

Thln- rm islld ltaement snyinl Derlafter headlOk vriomother punipbinr holdlin NIW 8te Ii I Entrely Far Us merted cmmiSion lt te nd wrlstlngin turaly Cure wutryi rnge buidng i whic he matches rae te other prmote1went arnged matc. red ce ne Don1larie commissionen I5ttng comilion bd whih bn me a bare announcment lee br wit i tat thecommi Ide rl brring headloc. I wa st newspapr frm Men me howevr Curley wetg temprry ad pwers oter tha' oromotr wretng. I quiterji Te Wet Celnto It Ow Te wet 8lmS bcomingint Is ow fotb thissesn lestthe we ejying' a bm treendous scin teintentonaf cnte I Thetumphs Ctre Cicl Nebrukaand Dme ove tng ter jve trendous ernrsgemeJt te wet efite lebrte clim tat wetern fotbl. bter' han tt te W8t comll ahed ev elt deeeatr Te fac 1 footbl lec Irdn rPdran4 al- aT shol e' aqble tem.

ofannr weght Jr tha uerge I ha ca U- De rle triumph Ctre ad Ciet Harrd ld Pncton wee rPt for' fotbl cte I et. th Itprfta et ispor et a mdwetlmer I loe" md-lte fotl et1e Jor. ape tt thee' hve i c. eetionthat bat te tt Miciga te Clcao of Bezek' ad Ecer l. th send Wilcnmn OD hisb 1everl uld hae hed bet the-east.

A theTU. st aways rna inished fotbal tworells hn bt wester fotbal matlrialsye rare in- stncls. andsecnd becue ter ae beter coacld. I' resn whc tat eatern hae week Wlk' adrantale b- I Cuse blore give' te et bnefit acu llated exprienc caching forer atr Te wet ha be stea il Cmpl in thi Den Ihysicy I mal diference sve tat cme i sme sections Te op stle ame imptu sprt i Wlt that thesucces of weterf wetern bys schols hGe instlad fcing a Harard Princetn Yae mkes brghte. sectionl tt 81 prottt bming re uierl wet mCre cus ow ovr.

r' it IUe apllt estta ha sut or Pacfc cut prey frnt mus Cte Harard ad i garaiJt Prin ton wa tat cace ter. tes tee cn tet whie the oppinet wer plnnir teir rae cud mk sp preIa- ton fort wbc. we cnid re le iprtt hvear Ide tat I eter yrd or. Princton hld pr aUy thole gme Wet Mut ve lad le cue ce. It bming det how er tat notean mt- go lae strelth fora ga nd mkdeet.

Tne tWet tm tat est tet bt campion 19 i tt tem tr snd. strme obvous tat te tem mus their tro throut asn bte nd te dop creful Princn stanc wa aCa lalt wter 1akin llle it cam- pouhfp. wa carge wt- pic- op ne Irpe rduIl br game Pickng 8warmre aYJd Ci. rp tnmr stt wt re Egllh Swa thmre to Tler tan NaT ad i- C1 Iware. alovr Tgel Tey te howee jus Inr the ner mak the bl ttam Smetie a btlL th thlt Wl bril a' fnm thpstc mak flht.

tOD cn fgt whe i I arut 1 t1 Te CJttto 1 E4t MT TH 1 I ow ce andkeep al- izethatsorne too-the ut I 4. theseasonone I couldo 4S- that- It I Ii I a tb a pri on ting team-got Us a ii ii th LOST' I C. FreddieMorris cit br ken i I a toe it we a thefourt r5Od I. He HEH 4ARtY oiJTi I GReeP4 d. Whlle dis- ome ay toa putting-everything possi- rom or i nature.

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