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tf vizxrv CONSTnimONMTLANTA GAT TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2 8 1922. MIKE DONAHUE RESIGNS S' BURNS HEAD' COACH Scrimmage for Tech as Auburn Game Nears Line Shows Great Power Against Tiger Formation McConnell and Davis Star Joe Usry Looked Like Josh Cody In Action John Staton Says Discussing Workout Alexander Sent Team Through. BY JOHN STATON. Tech 3 Le End.

1 There's only today. tomorrow arid hen the big game. You can hardly tealize that be end of the season is 0 close at hand. This Ia big game arid the show is over for another whole year. We want it to be the biggest arid best of the treason the et game that we have plaYEd in 11 2 Striving to that end.

the cohorts the Gold and White are prnttic ing early and late. verv man i devoting some of his time at night to running over the signals brushing up on the formations. in general perfecting his theory for tire coming gome Just after dinner comes the dally lecture. in which lire discussed various things. some concerning our play an I some few facts in general about Au burn.

Then of course. is the regular pric- ti to put into strict application what we have learned lit home and in the lecture room. Te terdav we had a FCHN ptiff defen crirumse the of the fa on. arsiti Defense. The varsity was on defense of the time punting when they came into pORssuslon of the ball.

It has been the first really satisfactory scnmmaie that we have had on the Auburn formations. Yesterday for the first time in two weeks the linemen started working together tying up the opposing line. It was not the exception that II scrub runner would be thrown behind the line of scrimmage Even as iast year in the game. Oscar Davis had recovered his knack of knifing through and threw many a hopeful U-fore he rot started. Felton McConnel.

playing II running mate to Oscar showed rare ability in dumping all the Toward line. lie would pile under a line buck. and the hole opposition from tackle to tacks would go down with him. Yes sir they stopped things cold in the mi 1 UP of the line. A spot which is a favorite with Auburn.

I Old Joe I rsy just realized his power yesterday. and telescoped the' line. At reminded one of Josh Cody to see him pile into a tackle and then to see the whole lilt QuivTer all the way down. Scrubs Take tall. The scrubs took the ball on the varsity five jard line and had it there for about ten minutes trying in vain to push it across.

Twice they came close to going over but the varsity tightened and held them bark. It the team can do proportionatlv wtll against Auburn. then on the defense we ought to put up a good game. Arid if on offense we can copy the freshmen in some respeets should do passably well in that department. The freshmen went into the uburn rats with a drive and a i TECH AND AUBURN THANKSGIVING PROSPERITY- HIGH COTTON AND GOOD TIMES dress up I STEP OUT THURSDAY IN SPLENDID STYLE HEAD STRAIGHT FOR MUSES THIS FINE MORNING ITS ALMOST THANKSGIVING NOW Today array in a notable Hickey-Free- man Suit and Overcoat for the pick football gathering of Dixie will pack Grant Field Thursday a magnificent joyous inspiring assemblage that is the South of today- Go in Hickey style- right correct a credit to that splendid crowd Today- pick the pick of these styleful youthful hand tailored snug fitting distinguished Hickey-Freeman clothes I MUSES The Style Center of the Sorzrn" Peachtree.

Walton Broad i vengeance Ill the way through and were awarded with a veil deserved victory. They proved that it does not necessarily require a continuous drive to I score points A blocked punt for touchdown or falling on a loose ball in a good position will count just as much aga yard drive in so far as points are concerned. And points aft- er all are what win football games. The season ended yesterday for the scrubs. Whether we win or lose on Thursday they can have the sails.

faction of knowing that they have done their duty and well Ever 'faithful they never ssed a day at prac- I tics. They were always subjected to the hardest knocks and had the hardest job. White the varsity has spent a whole 8ee on learning one wt of plays 1 the scrubs every week took up and learned a new set. I They are the lads who have given their best for no visible reward. They didn't get to play on Saturdays bet they were the ones who made it poe.

sible for Tech to put a team on the field on Saturdays. Although not een they lad just as big a part In molding the 1922 team as anybody else. There can be no varsity without the scrub. Here's to you you scrubs' FINAL WORK FOR PREPS Prep football players will have their last Ihauce of practicing this afternoon and only a light workout I will be held. G.

M. A and University will don the football togs for practice for the last time this afternoon. as edne dav at 2 SO clod The last game of the city prep league will be ed on the Ponce de Leon gridiron. Monet will have their last scrim mage of the year this afternoon in the final preparation for their a mime Thursday morning with the Iarrollton High eleven on the Marist campus lit 10 o'clock. Football fans in prep circles au beginning to wonder just what kind of game will be played Wednesdaj afternoon between University and M.

since the M. A. coach I fired he entire varsity eleven tiecattee of training rules. University pit Tech High by a good score anti Tech High came along and beat the' rippled M. A team by two touchdowns so the dope favors the Bluebirds' considerahh' It has been rumored around prep circles that th great backfield star.

Ton npler will ht it a prep rer rd for field COT Thia he may do for recently hp Kicked some two or three in one game. Wdne dnv afternoon hp will hive ample opportunity of rm vinj a rrc rd if he kicks every time tint ififv gets the ill within scoring tance lust what lineup Couch nc wilt use has riot been ziven out it it i most likely that the pl that started against Te High will ho- pin the same. Coach Bean is working the Marist eleven a bit of overtime in the final preparation for the Thanksgiving canto. Marist ore- Pral plays that she is going MWSONHfGH GYM STARTED Dawson Ga. November 27 Spe cial.

movement was launched to ia at we Va con high hool by rlncipal Ihlen coach in athletics at the institution for the ere lion St un early date of II hauctone jnranaMum on the school property Due to increased enn llment in the cuool and inadequate laboratory space tb. present gym will soon be diverted into a laboratory sod the school will ht without such a gym if arrangements are- not perfected for the erection of a hull ling for that purpose. The high school students were called together in the rbool auditorium this morning at which time Coach themes outlined his plans for the ra sing of sufficient finances to erect a nice gymnasium on the school property near the school building. It is understood 2000 has been set as a minimum goal and at the meeting this morning the high school student alone subscribed approximately 300 and expressed their desire to co I-ate to the extent of their ability in making the new movement a great success. Will Seat 600.

The much needed and' anticipated I uilding will be approximately GO by SO feet. with a seating capacity of approximately 506 to 000 people jnd wm be equipped with electric lights I arid cold showers dressing rooms toilets and such other necessary equipment as will make the new modern and up-to-date. It will be so constructed of wood that at a later date. the building may be brick veneered and an additional section erected. if necessary to accommodate those desiring the use of the building for indoor sports Early in the coming week tbe stu- oenta will get busy arid work the ttjlnpeg men and other citizens of Dawson interested in the welfare of the school and the students are desir- 005 of aiding in so great II movement Much interest is already being manifested and the faculty and stu dents are looking forward to treat success with their new project which it the movement jroes through will one of the greatest things ever to be accomplished by.

the student body and faculty who are striving hard to keep the son High school ranking among the foremost of the state. ACWORTH BASKETEERS WIN DOUBLEHEADER Acworth. Oa. November 27 Special The Acworth ugh school won a double victory in basketball over Calhoun High school. in the gymnasium of the Acworth public schol Saturday night in the fastest and prettiest contests seen here in several seasons.

The Aewortli High girls' team defeated the visit- in girls by the score of 24 to 12. The Anorth Ilish school boys' qnintet carried away. the big end of a 34 24 score in the second battle of' the evening. The feature of the encounters was the te work of' the Amrth girl team which. it to efficiently coached by Un.

Gordon M. Combs the mentor from Ithaca N. Y. Return games will be played with the iJhoun teams in the near fu. lure.

Prof- Slzensore. coach of the Calhounteama Is doing much for la Wtlt11tloJl. irSu- Acworth Mixed Scotch Foursomes Hold Interest Today at Ansley Park Turkeys Hams Chick- ens Ducks Etc. Will Be Trophies for Winners of the Various Events. BY MRS CLARENCE BRADLEY.

The mixed Scotch foursome tour. ney the Ansley Park Golf ebb IB staging for their members will gt' under way at 1- o'clock today- The course is in fine condition tor this tQurnament. The trophies offered are of Ike kind that will bring joy to the hois IhoIJ of the fortunate winners The ro I phies consist of turkeys. hams. ducks.

I thickene. etc. There will be a turkey en for winner of the low gross and the lo net core and there will bp turns lucks. and chickens for the unneri up for the low net and the low truss scores. making a total of four nice tat turkey a big ham.

a nice ick jn 1 two hens. The entrance fee i 1 fa the true members and the tunme ni mbers will nut assessed any. th UK Handicaps will apply for the lift stores and the draw ng partner will take place enrU thi ra rn IOL All the members that tl ready registered anti tho that expECt to play in this tournament are requested to DP at the 1 ib house a early as po ible after 12 cl xk Many Entered. The feminine golfers who hJne al. Football dopeter already pelted ftener than a fat man passing Boys High school after I snow fall are in imminent danger of running into additional trouble or Thanksgiving day.

should anyone a for your opinion on the approaching engagements. People interested in seeing th i development of possible champ- I pens as Walk Millers bO pro- flounce the word. will he watching leant field but don get the idea that they wontbe glancing in other directions vwnnee plays Vanderlilt ri xl lie IVr oml th rvlorir would I i shout puttin- I is ni pro. id hp onnectei Wild some between' nn 1 Thursday. ors the jfer to halt the forntn 1 res Nashville scribes are a self- appointed committee to nuke Sewanlel prospects bright as possible and they will succeed in I drumming up a wonderful attendance to the annual battle.

hut am ought to win as she pleases. i tnleas the entirely inxp el PI tpr the argument rilt wil urns thronzli tl i 8-011 undefeated anti her claim southern foot ill honors will be as good as anybody North Carolina. another team I undefeated by southern opposition will be greeted with a toogh proposition at Iharlotteavilie when Virginia will attempt to put the Tarliceis out of the rare. North Cirnllna has made an repressive showing agnn fn rugged opposition. She fa 1 to bent rarehiria tate a tour as she should I hive Arainsr Tulane II flock tt fee oml efrinfers were during the last half.

so that same ruin hardly be counted against North nrolim Virginia played a remarkable me against gli. If the Players to Represent Local Post In Saturdays Game Are Arriving Those in Charge of Arrangements for Game. Say Team Will Work Together Before Starting Time. I BY LOY WARWICK. JR.

I One by one the players are dropping in to represent the Atlanta post American Legion in the big football game to be staged here Saturday between the local post and the Washington D. C. American Legion eleven. The day is almost here and about the time the thrills derived from the Tech Vuburn game die down nil the Fans will be primed for another treat in the way of grid events. This is the first intersectional legion game ever held in Atlanta and the machines lire well matched and comprised or as famous a bunch of men fl ever I met in a single afternoon.

Doubtless this is one of the first I attempts ever made at coaching a team by mail. pretty hard to realize that such a feat was accona- phshed but it wa and all who have any doubts as to the value of such a plan can put their minds to rest for Atlanta will have a mighty team. These men were all over the south part of the country yet. they will rather here with a positive idea of what they art from 2 to do. and its more than likely that thEy will link up one of the most formidable aggregations seen on southern grids this year.

To Practice Her In a day or two they will all be here ready to do battle with the knights from the north country. Of course these fellows will put in a day or two of good bard practice. in order to become used to one another. Perhaps some of these men have lined up against each other in glorious days of the And perhaps one of them will be very very glad that he i playtnJ beside one of these birds instead of against him. as was tile' case not long ago.

At things look now the twO elevens be about oft a- ready registered for this tournament are as follows Mrs. Lewis Gregg Mrs. Nat Kaiser Mrs. William Ak. erg Mrs Allan Artley.

Mrs. T. Daniel Mrs. 14. V.

Oranade Mrs. C' B. Pepper Mrs Lott Warren Mrs. Dultll McCleske Miss Thelma Dargan Mrs. C.

W. Beilfuss. Mrs. I Clarence Bradley. Mrs.

P. Ansley 1 Mrs. lanor McAuliffe. Mrs. Guy Mitchell Mrs.

W. II Htrntt. Mrs. I esare Davis and Miss Virginia lenn The men that have registered art at llo S. Dirkm on Adrian McManus.

Nat Kaiser T. Daniel C. Harrison B. Dunbar. M.

Livingston C. Robinson. Perry Green Rev. F. Purser.

C. licilfuies. Rev. C. B.

Wiltner. Joseph High Williams. F. E. DIIWE' A.

I Hammond me Iloretk M. lltrntt. tny Mitchell Ond II. McGruder The handicaps for tie feminine golfers will bf' the sae handicaps the Atlanta WomansGolf association arranged. The handicaps for the men will be their regular club handtrjipp arranged by the Ansley tack committee.

Quite a number of the Anslev Park golfers will register for this tournament this morning and enough to fill 12 foursomes is confidently Ksmpcrs Pure Foot store has do natesl one6f their prize Thanksgiving turkEYs for one of tb winners of the low ITO ores. i Mrs res Daniel has donated a hen Mrs. Clarence Bradley has do natP a duck for the runners up for the low gross and the low I ore Old Dominion warriors put up the same bran. Thursday there is a big chance that Vanderbilt and either Tech or Auburn will share championship honors. A Mo any bookmaker would odd of 20 to I against a nco iuh nuns through with the title.

In order to win a nr claim. Te will has to defeat ii while Pe wsnne and Virrinitt are turning har Vanderbilt and ortu Carolina re Should Tech and Auburn tip. iremn fctf North Carolina and Vanderbilt triumph over Se. wane the Commodores' dim would look as good is a first mortgage on the mint at Wash. tngton.

The Tnrhieel' lire OTiinlt that Au- bum and tllp Jackets will ht it i with no decision being rendered that Sswanee furnj hs the week its nal upset by trouncing Tnderbilt in 1 that their own team NnrJtH re i la Then Carolina will be it tin pretty. Pull out our scrap book con- talning the. pictures of southern football herpes who hate played through seasons with injuries that would have put the average man in his grave and add Such Moulton of An bora to the eel. leetlon. ck will ho remembered for a long time in the Loveliest l1nEp.

Priri- i pitlv hoes I he i a fin port rnnn stud brilliant player. hut inn rlontallv bo ni lie fell on the ball hat gave the Tiger a victory over Centre. toulton played that game pain shooting through- hl whole body. In fart since th tnvT battle Slicks knee had been bent like a Ibpbfnfl crook and every Kt he made brought torture. But he all right now.

can be attributed to only on thin namely. they have been playing together all the tal But th fact that the Atlanta boys haven't been omg their stuff in uni on doesn't detract from their power one bit. They will be strong and well worth watching. It has be definitely decided to bring 22 men to Atlanta from Washington These men will be picked from an auNstar squad 50 strong. They will be led to what they hope a victory by Captain Alec Anderson former all south Atlantic tackle.

who gained much fame at Georgetown and Notre Dame. Another interesting feature of the game is that Ed Kelly famous pitch- pr and now property of the Chicago ubs former Yale fullback and tackle will bf' right here in Atlanta to buck the Atlanta crew. Ed Kelly is the kind of fellow that can be listed among those that don't rat rlo watching because he is a football playing fool. If this game can be mad. the kind of success it is due it will become an annual affair.

And it wouldn't ti. a wild prognostication to say that soon Atlanta will be taking as much pleasure in boasting of her American Legion team" as she will in Tech. Its not Join to make anybody mad to have a nice snappy season gauze here every year. Several Important contests binge on the result of this game. The Senators are angling for a game with Racine.

American Legion team. and have also been invited to play Thorpe's Orange Indian in Chi- rtfo on Christmas day. WALTER HIGGINS WINS CROSS COUNTRY RACE New York November 27. Walter Higgins of' Coltfmbla. today won the individual championship of the annual intercollegiate cross country race over the six-mile course at Van Cortlsndt park.

He defeated. Bob Hexidrie of Massachusetts institute of Technology by 45 yards in a itimnf duel over most of the worse HJggins' time Will 32 minutes 21 5 seconds. Homer Bmltn Of Syracuse wit third. followed byDukeinsn of Car- No Reason for Resignation Of Plainsmen's Veteran Coach in Announcement. University of Alabama Reported to Have Offered Coach Donahue 12500 Per' Year to Handle Affairs at Tuscaloosa.

ALABAMA WANTS DONAHUE MontgomeryAla November It became known here' tonight that the University of Alabama several days ago offered Coach M. J. Dtnahue of Auburn a ymtract al coach with a salary said to have been 12500 a year. BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Auburn Ala. November 27 With tears streaming from eyes Mike Donahue for 19 years athletic coach at Auburn" this- 4 afternoon announced that he had mailed his resignation to Spright Dowell effect' July 1 1923.

Officials at Auburn declined to discuss the resignation declar-4Je mg it had not been placed before them. i Donahue declined to give any reasons for the resignation. It reported however that the-resignation is due to a chain of circumstances running over a period of some three years or more. It js' I known that a small minority ofthe Auburn alumni had frequently complained that the football methods of Donahue were out of dateM and that with a coach with modern ideas Auburn could be more fj effective as an offensive team and therefore capable of winning more games. These criticisms have been answered by the friends of Donahue this season pointing to the unblemished southern record of the team of 1922.

Matters reached a climax last week when the announcement4. was made that Captain Shirey. Shirlmg Gibson Pruitt and Glover- mainstays of the Auburn squad had been put on probation becausenj their studies were a little shy according to the report. DonahuevJ 1 it is known announced several da ago that he would resign as" I soon as the Thanksgiving day game against Tech as over. Members of the alumni association endeavored to prevail on him to change his mind but without avail.

The five players put on probation were reinstated today and returned to' football trainjnti this afternoon. At a meeting of the team after practice today the players" with tears streaming from their eyes renewed their allegiance to their coach with the words Coach were going to beat outi of Tech for you. Notes Between Mike and Committee Coach Itonabusa letter of resigns- lion folon Auburn Ala. November 27. lf 22 To the A uilurn faculty ath ptic NmmittEP Auburn.

la. Gentle- men hen I signed my present agreement with the faculty committee of the Alabama Polytechnic in stitute in 1920 I did it under persuasion against ray wishes because of the UPP moral effect on the student body at AObnrn. with the understanding that whenever I wi not satisfied the agreement would be declared null and void. I have been waiting for two years for' a favorable opportunity to request ray release such opportunity dependent on a favorable present and future football situation at Auburn. My nervous temperament is su that it is utterly impossible for me to continue at the head of athletics at Auburn.

so I am respectfully questing my release to take place July 1 1 23 AA th best wjshe always for Au. irn vc I am. Very Sinceretv Your' M. OXAllrE. Begged to Reconsider.

to rp ueting Coach Donahue to reconciler the committee wrote him the following letter November 27 1 22 Coach Sf Donahue. Auburn. Ala. Mv Dear EMORY RIFLE TEAM BEATEN BY HERMAN D. COCK.

The Emory university O. T. C. rifle team was defeated in the first match of the year by the University of Tennessee Volunteers according to returns received at Emory Monday afternoon. The Tennessee boys seemed to have little trouble in getting away with a lead which the gold and blue boys were unable to take up The final eeoVe was Tennessee 1082 Emory 1025 out of a possible 1200 points When a team can score such total as they did in that Emory match.

they are going some. The tarlfetl of Emory's competitors showed an unusual ability to control the fire though the grouping was not exceptionally good. LownlJ. of the Volunteers showed the making of a coming marksman- second Sundr McNsb. Brown of the name squad.

ran II close second. and Captain Turner of the Hillbillies Blacked up a respectable count for the losers' incidentally the be he team. Emory asked for a return match I the Volunteers under the regu. lar rulings of the fourth corps area headquarters. The scores of the two teams foUQws Tennessee Tyjwny ISO Brown 385 Hardi on 184 Ledgewood 180 Oshorne 179 and Home.

Total 10R2. Emory Terrier. 18:5 ChalkP 178. McGregor 172 Shirals. 166 Kendrick.

164 Wight 162 Total. 1025. Austin Mcttcnry. Portsmouth. Ohio NOYember 27 Auatln MclJflnlJ outfielder of the St.

Llmi National league bSlleban dub. died at his home at Mt. Grab near here today. lie recently hail undertone an operation for tumor of the brain. He WM stricken while playing ban in Cincinnati.

He was 27 years old and leaves a widow and two children. CADILLAC Per Hour Cadillac Auto Rent Service Sir It is with the most regret that we Ire in geceipt of letter of this date in which you tender your resignation as athletic- rector of the Alabama Polytechnic institute. A meeting of the faculty committee of athletics was held immediately following the receipt of your. teller and by nnammou vote it W2fdecidedJ to earnestly request you to eider your artioir You will that me weeks since and before any member of the committee had any idea whatever that you were contemplating reienine a resolution ex- pre the high appreciation of your work a adopted by unanimous vote. The attitude of th committee was attested by the fact that you were vot a mode increase In uJ4 ary for the year beginning July In asking that you reconsider de cision to resign we want to assnrij.

you that we stand ready to do any- th ng within our power to meet your wi hp whether it hi' in regard' Id salary ngi Uints or any other mat tH. We dEsire to ask you. therefore to lay any such matter before this committee with the assurance' that it will receive the most favorable consideration. if Finest Traditions. We wish to take this occasionto- again assure you that you are held A in the highest regard.

both person-ally and officially by every member. of this comnittee. During tire ne r- ly twenty years you have directed 1 athletics at Auburn you have. not. only always have teams which romHi pared II favorably with those of the' if greatest institutions in the south tmtv whit i even more gratifying.

yoU hive always maintained the finest. traditions of the Auburn in regard toll clean athletics. Throughout the entire period of your services here. tbere has never been even a breath of suspicion about any of your teams. record which few institutions- thronghout the country can equal and none surpa rl Again a stinns you of our highest regards.

with the earnest hope that you will reconsider your action andj remain at Auburn we are sincerely C. r. Hare. chairman B. H.

Crenshaw. M. J. Fnnchew I. S.

McAdory- C. A. Raughman M. T. FulUn retary.

VA. Through Sle pin Car Leave Atlanta 12:30 Noon Arrive Richmond 710 A. M. v- SOUTHERN RY. SYSTEM The New Place to Eat The White House For Sea Foods At 148 Peachtred St.

Fresh Sea Food- Daily by fast Express- York Style WE SELL' FORD CARS BELLE STREET CO far 507 PILES CURED without cut. tlnZ ot no y. Write" for my FREE' BookonRec- til Troubles' or on without dtliy. Private reception rooms for ladles. Established since 912.

Zl Dr. T. W. fc I A q1 I forTech ds A blrn Game Gr at to hs the last is st C' 0' Strlvin Every i If I in enera r' ame. mes eral is pr" CP in Yesterday l0 1 tif ecrirumare.

E' Varsity mn i I I I forma tions. I I scrimm. 8Car Yered I I i I I I I i sir. rnitl1 I Trsy yestn ay tele8 Opt I i ay yard vain tbe I an I1 in rE' pEt pllssa Iv wt 1I frp hmen I I MUSE I I I' MORNING-IT'S I Overcoat-for I I correct-a tailoredjsnug 4' I I' i :4" d. well-deserved I.

II I I coun as Iji 1 gahi yp terday win mss I waya le ceeson Inrnln I are. be the th ri I' n. I i scrub I I I I i I onl I iU A. foot all la Edn ay o' he ill plaYEd i ecrim- ear last in ame f. A.

G. ha enti Va ity ood at G. A. tOWDfl hi rds" the rplt r. I 0111.

re ntly ki ked me th fEJ Raf noon I op rtuDitf main ord rr Unity scorin dtan e. YritH lI inJJ hit is mo THh l1 p. is fllrit hll p'- new. plays he to pull. DAWSON HIGH I ca 1nn E' OtV a fo I lilt a II illl1 I I C.

J. jet Ci err'- I mnlium incrpa enrollment i I 1 I rflcted building ech 1 all. acb hi or raising I i I 8 i eubscri fxpr ire pp- 18 tf" in needed seatin approx mately pe pleJInd I neCl811 ry new.build- hool inte injt he Da lIon Jab 2-The I Lag qIIl tetcanled wa endof in' IeOn le. turn team. le torfrom ramtIwiU Pro eoathof dotDlJDu th1etJeeJot 11ft tr Bu- rJ J9 fiJti tf t' CLARE CE park is mem re I ol erEd hI' brin ro.

ha sac ro 6 10. ere Ilnllff I makin nice ni wick nJ is fJr r11I luJine OIzinine nrnbers wi be assS or drawing Jr atl this mlrn. inL UP r3e those be club I lock. Th lt at ask ur the po iblf' 05. alk 008 II in rant dot in Erhi1t Rh.

ill on31y. hei hi. ntries- rdod now nnl Tigers chnn pI oinmdre Kri 1 If. a II success bait II' Vanity ou ht bt ntir ly 5 nl' uttall II th I I CharJ ttenillt' I I I ort roHnll imprl' fiIP 8 nil1q fairly I rugl' oPP ition failed hl' of I n7rt ehat i i fnrOllnsi Vlr nJa game aln gether in to. is I Tech-Auburn th inter ectional in nd I 8 as mr in DouM i Its I as pushed-but and' I i po itive going Ii rids Ilert.

two read aj I so tw e1eY wm- bebou s- stb cibi Jlllt iN lb1. ynJ th mA. 1 f' at I J. rs. McClt ki.

I E. i re isfered aI' a rlIlws A. Dickinson lc anu. at J. C.

J. J. Pur8 r. I W. nor uy afe Woman' Golf hancli aps arrangfd 1a rk rE' ter I I expected.

I na IPiI one tJf th ir the winners Ir ha i up. th Uon nwu i I' chamt lonship Mot lay fI iin ruling throu win Tech nd rinia turnin Yaldprt ilt ortiJ lfrtjIPJy rini" ash in on I I I I 01Jt beln I anpf uual nrlEr lt. and niIJill. sit. lQns Auburn Slick tim.

18 i in. nn indo I1all iue nll la pains the Mt step I one thing. en the doing in unison th ir been I Wash-I a tar led Georg town A is tubs ta klp. iIJ to. I cant li tP amon rate be au ba 11 is fair.

he lme. I. a nd I Oran Chi i I RACE' I I YOTJt Walter hll tU technology 1t1 ueJ Hi ins' minutn21 yrac se. v. nubm Jleri.

Tecln' UcLu oUn1T MtJ. I rl8ztt i L1 Re sOD' Vet An is I Ha Off ere I ff irs a i if i Montgomery Ala. offei 1i' I nahue ntract I ASSOCIA ttD I With s' th I Officials cl1ft I cir un1 1t1s11 of- the oHiatei1 morel' wirihirigf 1i by t. Gloverl because days asfS i ame was Th rot ere meetin pl yers1 al1e iance' to out1' CO Jl1ittee Ii I. foilo 2 1022.

athtic 8 i lIr ment i in- in suasion. a aill3t wish bt ca ed I un ier tanding I ba ve depn pnt I I is cc- 1. HI 1. tw i hlrn lIrrIS I our I J. I uE' tinl1 nllhn ovEm 1922.

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