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PAGEFOURTEEN pt os es sMJiw zs 3w 5 Js sf svj THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA SATURDAY. MARCH a if3D. Tech. Nine in' Their First t-rn fS1- 1 his Afternoon EditedfeT Cliff Wheatleyl I WONDER WHAT A OUIJA OUTFIT THINKS ABOUT 6aK By Briggs I PUT LlTTue we ti- A OP AtJI TNfftf We. To Ccxvve CAN Tfcw SEAT IT Two Events At Grant fField Today Country Will Be Run at 2:30 While Following That the Jacket Nine Will Tackle the Atlantic Steel Team.

By Keller Melton. Beginning today at 2 :10 and from then throughout all the afternoon. Grant field after being Idle for some time will again be the scene of athletic activity for there are two events scheduled to be pulled off. At 2 30 the annual cross coun try run will come off. and Immediately following that Coach Joe Bean Jacket nine will tackle the fast Atlantic Steel team in the first real game of baseball to be played at the Tech flats since last spring.

The cross country run is one of Tech big affairs and the entries this year are expected to number well over the 300 mark Last year there were 0 entries and the year before about 200. so the prospects this year point to at least 300. Bill Parker. who won the event last ear is not in school and It looks as though first place honors will be hotly disputed between 1 McClesky and elms. As a ross country race is simply a sur al of the fittest.

some dark urse from the freshman class is I liable to romp in for first place at he last minute. Course lm Slow. There will be no record broken Ins year. as the course will be heavy on account of the recent rains. The race covers some three and a halt miles and leads by a winding course.

from Grant Field i ka and i en oJv-i to Grant field. Up 11 and down dale it goes. and while there will be some :100 or more to start the race. It Is quite doubtful if all of that number will finish Three medals are presented to the winners of the three first places. tha emblems being gold.

silver and bronze respectively engraved with the winners-name class and place won. To each of the first fifty that return a big cake will be given. The baseball game between Tech and the Atlantic Steel company iln among the student body for with the schedule that the Jackets have before them this year it will take a. strong aggregation to pull them through with a clean slate. No Definite up.

Both Coaches Bean and Clay are keeping quiet as to the line up which they will use for this opening encounter. but it is very likely that the following will start the game for the Gold and White Captain Wheeler catcher Asbury O'Leary. Murphy or Pruitt. pitcher ebb first base Flowers second base Turner third base Cobb. short Settles Ingram and Barron.

outfield. Whatever lineup begins the game. WI PUT 0 STUN' 00 T. we CST STATON ELECIED1921 By Keller Milton. At a meeting of the letter men of the Georgia Tech 1920 basketball squad yesterday.

Albert Staton was unanimously elected to lead the Gold and White basket tossers through th 1821 season. No better choice than Albert could haye been made to fill ex Captain Gibby" Fraser's shoes. for Staton was the only member of the Tech squad who played In every game on th Tech schedule this year. hen the Tech team played both the Clemson college and the Clemson Y. M.

C. A. quintets on the same day. Coach Alexander used two complete teams. this being the only exception to the above statement.

Not only has Albert played against every quintet on Tech's schedule. but he hs played through practically every Probably his best game of the season was whcen he so successfully guarded Josh Cody. of Vanderbilt at the Atlanta A allowing him only two field goals during the entire game. Staton does not confine his ef torts entirely to the basketball court as he Is also a star performer on the Golden Tornado. He is a sophomore.

and has made his letter for two 5 ears In the past season he was the unanimous choice of sporting scribes for a berth on the mythical all southern eleven. Tech should be able to turn out a strong quintet next year under the guiding hand of Captain Staton. for every member of this rear team. with the exception of Bill Flncher and Hugh Mdiath. who hope to graduate.

will be back In cr 3i however. there are sure to be some substitut ons before the close. for Armbrecht will more than likely get a chance to show his wares at third. as ill Spivey and LIddell behind the bat. It is probable that Coach Bean will see fit to use all tour of his first string pitchers for a short time at least.

during the game. This game comes Just a week be tore the Tech season Is officially opened in Macon with two games with Mercer. Mercer always boasts of a fast club and gives Tech among her hardest games during the sea. son. This genie will afford Coach Bean an excellent opportunity of seeing how his proteges will behave under fire and will also enable him to correct any defects In the team play that can only be detected when the team goes into action against a worthy foe.

The squad had a hard workout Thursday. Coach Bean sending the varsity into a hard game with Coach Clays Yannlgans. For the first time this season the pitchers were allowed to put all they had on the ball but this had little effect on the batting of the varsity squad. as Tech has one of the heaviest hitting teams she has had in some years. fife NEW WILLUD HOTEL Wattunfton WHY In Washington Fatima continues to lead.

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SUPPOSED TO SR. SOMS OP NO WOULD PETRELS ARE CERTAIN Chief Turk and Lucien Hope Both Showing Up Well in Practice. Do Bob Nlelaolea. The Oglethrpe Petrels staged their first practice game of the 1920 season Thursday afternoon when they encountered the Fifth division team of Camp Gordan. The game was played at the army post and re suited in a 5 to 3 victory for Ogle- tifOrpe.

While It was merely a practice affair and is the first of a series of games Coach Anderson plans to stage in order to round his pro- teges in shape for the college season which starts March 30. The game gave Anderson some idea as to how his cand dates will stand up under fire and he was fairly well pleased with the result. It seems that the Petrels will again have a very dependable batter In Lucian Hope. the first string catcher. Slope lilt.

Well. Hope got two clean hits during the play and shows signs of duplicating his teal' of 1918. when he led the Petrels in hatting with an average of 392. He Is not a batter of the slugger type. but he hits consistently and the a come with market regularity.

Hope should have little trouble In batting above the 300 mark again this season. He was captain of the 1918 team. Another encouraging feature of the game was the fact tltar Captain Turk seems to have lost none of his effectiveness in the pitching line. lie started the game and worked smoothly for several In flings finally giving away to a re cruit by the- name of Swlth. Mr.

Smith was a trifle wild dur. ing his stay in the box but showed he had ability when he was able to locate the plate accordingly Should Make Good. With s. i TV. la 3n he should make the Petrels as first string pitcher.

as ne has a good curve ball and a fair amonut of speed. His chief fault at present Is rack of control but Coach Ander. son hopes to correct the evil in the near future. Coach Anderson formed some opinion of the ability of the men who ete fortunate to get Into the line up but he has not yet come to any conclusions. except in the ca es of Captain Turk.

pitcher and Hope catcher- Friday Coach Anderson held a long session of skull practice" with blackboard work. About two hours were spent in discuss ng the fine points of the game. After the dinner hour Ander on had his men out on the field for a light workout but it was almost too wet for a regular practice. Today he plans to have a real work out and has ordered an candidates to report at 3 o'clock prepared for such a practice. Lt.

Col. Stanton Director of Sport Looks for Big Year. By. Frank L. Mrtlvtr Sergeant Major.

Lieutenant Colonel H. G. Stanton. ordnance department having been appointed director of polo at Camp' Gordon announces that the coming' year will be a very active one in that line of sport. One officer has been designated from each separate unit to act as team manager for their respective organizations That some real good exciting matches will be staged at Camp Gordon is evident.

It the desire of the war department that polo should be one of the games to be encouraged and developed throughout the army. To accomplish the aims for which this game Is fostered In the service namely. the development of horsemanship skill and daring on the part of the officers and men com manding officers have been directed to utilize all means at their disposal to further the interests of this sport. It Is especially desired that all the divisions be represented as well as regiments and smaller units A central polo committee has been established in the war department. This committee will co ordinate in an matters pertaining to this branch throughout the army.

It will secure every assistance possible for the betterment. of the game and close relationship with the American Polo association will be kept. Polo has been played in the army for a number of years. but never has received the proper support. This was due mainly to the tact that suitable mounts for this game could not be obtained in large enough numbers to properly equip the en tire fortes.

With the co operation of the re mount service no trouble in getting the proper animal stock for this game will be encountered. It Is the intention of the polo director that horses who show the least aptitude will be trained and all means possible will be used to develop them into successful mounts for this branch of sport. In the meantime. however. the remount officer will endeavor to AUSTRALIA Honoluta Suva New Zealand.

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or to taJtadiasAastrsflaa Mail UM 40 SU. Yea- B. Of IP SOME RXKS WOULD WASH tO.s THEY HAVE A CMAMCg TVie vSPbOKS we WtU. NOT jRo.DU FOLKS WITH DlRTr 3 To liltoJ' OP A PEW PIECES AND PeoPLe ASK us To AWi3uera THE MOST Monte Prieste Signs. To Play With Atlanta During 1920 Season Former Chick Hurler Will Be Fine Addition to Our Already Strong Hurling Staff Players and Scribes Journey to Peltown to See Dobbs Charges Work Out New Orleans Looks Strong Pug Allen Making Pine Showing for Infield Place.

BY CLIFF WHEATLEY Bay St. Louis. Miss. March 19 For the first time since the Cracker clan reported to Bay St. Louis for Its spring workout.

a cloudless sky was granted Pilot Charlie Frank Friday. As a result today's practice was the best the candidates have undergone. Field Manager Bob Higgins following the Thursday afternoon training session announced that the dally practices would be length. ened from three hours to five. three hours during the morning and two in the afternoon.

Sir Robert stated further that he would in all probability permit the pitchers to cut some of their fast ones loose before the- week Is out as the twirlers appear to be in excellent condition. Formal announcement was made by Higgins at he had signed Monte Prleste for the coming season. Several of the Cracker players and all of the sporting scribes at the Atlanta camp journeyed to New Orleans Friday morning and saw the Pelicans work out for a few hours. Prominent among the Pets at Heinemann field is Pug" Allen a member of the Georgia Tech Golden Tornado during the gridiron season of 1917. Pug is being tried out at one of the infield positions but the belief is freely expressed here that he will be shifted to the outfield for duty during the 1920 pennant chase.

Pug has had quite a career in professional baseball circles. joining said pastime the summer after he received his sheepskin at Tech. Signed by Dodgers. He was signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers after he had finished at Tech. but was sent to the International league a few weeks later.

Since that t5me Allen has made an excellent record. and the New Orleans manager is fortunate in getting- the pigskin stars signature to a 1920 contract. The Pels appear very strong at present. and are confident of hold- ing1 a good place at the end of the aproachlng race. A report In the Pelican camp Friday to the effect that Leon Dobard.

for 1:1 years one of the best known infielders of the south would be signed for a berth on the New Orleans team. was nipped in the bud Friday by Leon him. self who declared that he saw no reason for continuing on the diamond and that he would not sign with any team for 1920. Leon Is In business in Peltown. and declared that he could nOt give up his commercial interests for another flying at tile four base game.

The old burp of New Orleans Is doubly blessed with baseball at the Cleveland club is Ironing out the kinks of winter at Heinemann field. Tris Speaker big chief of the Indian crew. talks favorably of his chances of participating in the world series next talL Trls declared Friday that he had Just about concluded an agreement with Larry Gilbert Pelican star by which Larry. would keep on the Indian uniform he donned a week ago. Larry Made Jack.

Gilbert spent the winter months in- the- oil fields and while there amassed a goodly bnueb of jack so touch in fact that a major league career appeals to him In whispers only. Owner Dunn same all the way from Cleveland to enter negotiations with Larry. and while no statement has been Issued by him regarding the result of the parley it Is generally believed that Larry will start theuirst game of the season a full-fledged member of the Cleveland team. Another thorn that will asert itself in Speakers bed of roses apears to be Moon requisition mounts that will be suitable for this game. And it Is anticipated that the near future will see the' camp well equipped with horses capable of participating In high class polo.

With the organization of the teams under way and requisition for equipment submitted. Colonel Stanton expects to get his teams out for practice at an early date. Besides the making up of teams in all camps for inter camp matches there will also be an army circuit. which will be made up of teams representing all the regular di visions and. with the toll support of all.

from the war department down. polo or the best grade should be the result. EXHIBITION GAMES Ret Beat Ho ltr Miami' Fla. March 19 R. H.

B. Cincinnati Nationals 7 2 Indianapolis American A. 0 3 Batterre Bailee Luque and Win go. Mien Crum Adams and Henline Card WB Athletics Donna. Texas.

March 19. RHR St. Louis Nationals 16 0 Philadelphia Americans Batteries Relnhart Dok and Dllhoder. demons Xaylor. Perry and Perkins.

Pirate Tie Hot Springs. Ark. March U. RHE Ptttsburg Nationals 584 Boston Americans SSI fatterles Ponder Adams. Cooper Clarke Haeffner Murphy.

Leisure and Devine. Atkletlo Wla Cane. Houston. Texas. March.

1) RHE Philadelphia Americans 552 Houston. Texas league 2 7 Batteries Ke fe. Grevelle and Hyatt. Walker. Busebs.

Mitchell and Ilarkina. Reynolds. Harris a first sacker of note. and a out demanding more lucre. Speaker declared today that he wasn worried about the stand Moon Insisted on taking just so long as he had Doe Johnston to tall back on at the initial sack.

with the exception of Gilbert and Harris all the Indians have come to terms. and harmony reigns supreme in their section of Helnmann park. Prtevt Slam Contract. Back to the Crackers. The most Important occurrence of Friday was the signature of Monte Priests as an addition to the hurling corps of the Frankmen.

Monte has been under tentative contract with Charlie Frank since last Sunday but the official confirmation was not received until Friday. Prieste is expected to arrive by Sunday and will make his first appearance in a Cracker uniform at the Monday morning workout Monte has not been In the South. ern league for two years. having deserted Martins circuit for Independent baseball a short time before the opening of the 1919 race. In a letter to Charlie Frank.

Prleste asserted he was ready to return to the fold. and liked nothing better than the feel of an Atlanta uniform. He was formerly a. member of the Memphis clan. Harry Damrau and Hardln Herndon are still the absent eggs in the Cracker nest.

but Harry Is expected every day. Both of the stars were granted short leaves. Damrau be cause his house burned down a week ago. and he wanted time to arrange his attain. and Herndon because of indisposition.

In By pockets' case. Prexy Frank stipulated that the long boy get In trim at home. and Herndon writes that he la following Instructions. MEAGHER BREAKS MARK IN SIXTY-FOOT PLUNGE Chicago March 19 Meaghr of the University of Chicago was announced today as the holder of a new American record of 5 seconds for the plunge In a sixty- toot tank. Swimming In the pr of of the tenth annual west- ern conference me last night.

Meagher clipped 135 seconds from the former record. Reduces Inflammation Relieves Soreness Dispels Odors and Restores Feet to Healthy Condition. Painful. perspiring swollen feet. with corns.

bunions and Ingrowing nails. are all caused by germs which grow in the pores of the skin cans- Inlt decay of the cuticle. rawness. eczema. Inflammation and odor.

These germs are instantly de stroyed by A 1 bo rum. a cleansing. soothing deodorizing and healing antiseptic and astringent. It draws out the Inflammation and soreness dispels the odor and quickly restores health to both skin and nails. An Alboynin foot bath made by simply dissolving a little Alborum in warm water.

Get a package from any druggist for SIc. Alboruzn has many other dally uses a an antiseptic la the home adv we our OP A IN or Marietta Girls Beat Fulton High In Great Battle Cobb County Lassies Are Victors by Score of 1510 in Hardest Game of Year Result of Game Leaves Title in Air. By Roy E. White. They saved the best for the S.

This Is very applicable to the Marietta Fulton High basketball game Friday afternoon on' the Cobb coun. ty floor for It was the cleanest hardest fought. the most evenly matched and the best game of the Girls Prep league season in every sense of the word. The attendance at the game was probably the st of the season. To get down to brass tacks.

Marl. etta won and the score was 15 to 10. The game was a hard fought victory over a team that has been beaten only twice In tour years. By virtue of their victory over the Fulton High five Friday the Marietta girls now stand a chance of winning the prep title. for the final standing of the league shows that Marietta.

Fulton and Decatur High are all tied for first place honors with six victories and two defeats each. The game was a championship affair and after viewing it from the sidelines sport scribes generally agreed that It was worthy of the name. From the very beginning. the battle was one to test the mettle of the two schools. and one that will go down In history as a battle never to be forgotten.

Coach Floyd's five went Into the game with a vim. and before many minutes had elapsed Captain Ruth Galley had won for herself a place In the Cpbb county High school hall of fame by shooting the. Initial field gold of the memorable Friday dfie noon. Soon after Captain Galley lahot the first lUcId goal Miss Montgomery rang another one. After that goal the Fulton Hfgh girls- put a stop to the Marietta.

scoring throughout the period except for one lone foul goat. When the firs ten minutes had passed the score was. Fulton 5 Marietta High 4 The second period saw fast work with the Marietta girls on the big end scoring three field goals and two fouls. while the Fulton team failed to register a single basket. It was In this period that the game was put on ice.

Captain Ruth Galley and Montgomery were the' stars of the after- noon for Marietta. playing the floor well and doing some beautiful guarding. Captain Frances Phillips and Ruth Williams were the shining lights on the losers side of the combat. The last ten minutes of play were the best of the game. with both teams fighting like tlgeresses to get an advantage over thex ther The scoring of the last period was Tulton High 5 and Marietta 3 The lineups and summary Ml H.

5 Fulton 10 Galley 4 I F. Proctor 2 Morris 2 1. F. Neville 2 Gober 2 Williams. 4 Montgomery 7 1.

G. Walker. Leake R. G. Phillips 2 Referee.

Barber T' A Time or periods. 101010. Substitutes for Fulton High. Cooper for Proctor. De Palma Makes Record.

Los Angeles. March 19 Ralph DePalma trying out for the automobile races next Sunday at the Los Angeles speedway broke the record for that track yesterday by traveling around the mile and a quarter oval In 39 seconds. a speed of 1153-10 miles an hour. PEOPLE THY PLAY OUR SPIRIT AM 6 JuST i bR FUM' BUT THSY HAVE SUCH Cage. Teams to Battle Tonight on Wesley Memorial Court.

Everything is In readiness for the game to be played between the W. C. senior ba ketball team and the Savannah High. on Wesley Memorial court. tonight at I o'clock.

The two teams probably present the strongest ups playing girls' rules ever seen by the followers of girls' cagework her. This morning the wide-awake team was up at Ii o'clock to meet the Savannahians. who. arrived at 6 Miss Lucy Adams. coach claims victory for her team because of their adherence to diet and training rules.

their skill In the game. as well as their superb teamwork and also. that the I team holds permanently the pennant for the Atlanta. girls' senior basketball league having won all league games for the past three years. Miss- Ruth Green.

coach of Savannah High team asserts with just pride that a school prerequisite for playing on the Savannah team is that all girls playing must be in prime physical condition. and of first class standing In their school work. The Savannah coach also as cents that her team has not lost a game In which they have played this year. The up for the YO team win be Forwards. Peggy Launlns.

Dorothy Weber guards. Dorothy Morris Jane Reney and Dorothy Fischer centers Alice Thompson. Gertrude Rellry and Isabel Dew. The line up for Savannah High team will be Forwards Elizabeth Englesby and Inez Helflsh guards Mary Byers and Marie Bargeron centers. Anna' Beckman and Ruth HelJsh.

Freda Rentroe18 la aide center and Annie Laura Connor side guard. NEW YORK QUINTET TO PLAY GEORGIA OUTFIT IN 1921 New York March 19 New York university which recently won the national basketball championship will invade the south again next year. according to announcement to. i iIght by Frank H. Csnn.

director of athletics. He said NYU would meet the University of Georgia anti the Atlantic Athletic club and that several Other games doubtless would be scheduled. Itching Scratching That Burn I Here la a Sensible Treatment That Gets Prompt Results. For real downright. harrasslng discomfort very few' disorders can approach so-called skin disorders.

such as Eczema. Tetter Bolls. eruptions scaly Irritations and similar skin troubles notwithstanding the lavish use of salves lotions. washes and other treatments applied externally to the irritated parts No one ever heard of a person being afflicted with any form of skin disease whose blood was In' good condition. Therefore.

it is but logical to conclude that the proper method of treatment for pimples blotches. sores bolls. rough red and scaly weu. HSASS OF COMPANY TowfejHt AMD 3 RAfi OUT OP PLAYING THE PH6WO- Carpentier Will Tell His Life Story i French Idol Will Give- to Constitution Readers the Opportunity of Read ing of His Rise as a.Pu- gilist- and of His. Life Battles.

Georges Carpentl hero. of Tour gruelling years of. the world war as a member. of the intensely. active and intensely herofe air forces of Prance and a chief international contender for the weight boxing championship of the world- will tell his own story to Constitu tion readers.

His series of Intl- mate confessions written la the modest. enthusiastic fashion which typifies his nationality will begin on Sunday morning Carpenter is famed for his modesty and for his sincerity and the opportunity to hear hand the' story of the Ion effort which baa brought him to the. class of fighter which defeated Europe's best and- stands ready to contest superiority with the best the North American continent can muster. Is an op rtunlfy which amounts to a privilege. His recent fight with Joe Beckett.

the English weight champion has brought the French Idol closer than ever to the hearts of the world. The surprise that the quick- Ictorr over. in" uig Briton furnlsn ed has made. boxing fans and hero worshippers of America more than before anxious to become closely acquainted with the factors which have. entered Into the successful career of the great scrapper.

There were those who prior- to the Beckett. fight. that Carpentier had sacrificed his chances for world championship candidacy when he gave tour strong willing years of hiv Ute to the cause of his heroic. drenched land. The idea that the long months of air service taxing every ounce of his' phenomenal energy and.

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