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x- rwb- faS- SJjf PtfPlillP lP TBgCQNsrnunbHf ATLANTA CA. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 171922. PUGILISM'S CROWNED HEADS BOOBS IN WALL LOCALS FIFTH IN BATTING TIoe twtUac ehtmlpon of th Southern poCiIt1Ofl probtblj will not be deuralaed kill tilt OUUCIJ. final IYerac.

of the eon are compiled. Its a between cllleJbner of Little Bock tod Henry of Xtw Orleans. with Schlelbner hiving the of 11 prints on irons. Including of TueJ r. The Little Bock Utter.

overage. ed on those fig- httUq 854 whll Boozy second 43. A. week ago they were tied with Harris uhlIle riarkp. Atlanta R.

Walker. New Orleans 1 hoary. Mobile 2 Martina Now Orleam 4 Shaute. Chattanooga Wotille Iliekertoan Memphis 4 Robinson. Tittle Rock.

4 lowlkp Memphis 1 Roberts. Mobile Slntlao. Mobile Jni Stabile 3 Zihulser templiq ubr Mobile 4 Craft. Orleans one. hstlnncora Phil orrin firm.

ultott Mobile Arota Mobile 1 Webb Memlhl. lacy Little Rook Onengron Little Rook Whllehlli Birmingham klds. NuhTlIle 1 Otinnlnghaiil. rhatt Lees. XoihTllle Mitchell Memphis Turn Mom.

Penton. Mettipills Stoner. lnJllII.m tT Little Rock nrt Nshvllle P. Smith. Mobile Purr Sine.

Bailey New Orleans Bates. llirtnlnghm McQuillan. New Orleans. i Payne. LJOtie Slew Orleans Wirtnoth.

Little Rack nnefl ld. Oiittsnur ea. Stc13oughtln. Little Rock MIlJui New Orleans Drake. Citottitoogi Roe.

QIbattin0005 Miller. New William. IJ le Rock Scion. plr. Atlanta Statham.

ham i AU nt Matahall. Atlanta 0 1000 1 923 778 750 741 703 679 8 7 847 805 571 510 14 54 9 545 5 545 17 541 538 13 516 13 SW 7 500 I 519 1 000 I 500 18 44 33 40 50 HI 23 494 fl 455 IS 444 22 6 8 429 4 429 13 4199 8 Ii 1 407 I 4101 I 5 10 3Tc 17 3 9 :175 21 7 12 368 39 Ii 7 24 it 9 507 St II 15 048 43 26 235 MISS STIRLING DEFEATED Continued from First Pate. by Miss Stirling and a missed short I putt by Mrx. Gavin. Both players missed putts for' fours on the tenth halving the hole.

Mrs. Gavin took the 11 tb. 12th and 13th to bec me four up. driving straight down the fairway and put. tin brilliantly while Miss Stirling found the rough on the llth.

overran the cup on the 12th green and lot into a bunker on the 13th. Making her last stand. Miss Stlrl- mx took the Hth with a par three. recovered from a bunker and holed ft foot putt to win the 15th and cap tn red the 16th when Mrs. Gavin lost her ball in a creek.

The revolt left Miss Stirlinl one down but her I opponent WIlS equal to the test on the lith and took the hole and match two and one. The complete card for the match follows I Miss SUrlinl Out ft 46 345 48 In" 575 835 65x 44 87 i Mrs. rin t0ut 565 S65 355 48 rvJInr 554 146 741 485 Powers in Pugilism Simps to Wall Street Boys COST o3 006. AUO OSTCO PIA6 2. one OM CHAUP.

LOJAROJ CUtkA. BOBBY JONES BREAKS RECORD Continued from First Page. four. He followed the same course on the fifth and had no trouble scoring fourth birdie in five holes. getting a four.

His tee shot on the short sixth was ten feet from the CUP. but he took a couple of putts for a par three. From his drive on the seventh tee' it appeared that Robert would gain another stroke on par. but his second was indifferently played and he had to shoot his head off for a par four. His third woe beautiful leaving him a short putt.

The story of the eighth i and Bobby's jrd work for his three has already been told. A long drive. a powerful brastie and two putts gave i Bobby Ii birdie four on the ninth. A review of that side shows that Jones turned in five birdies and was riot over par a single time. his 31 be- ing five strokes under par.

Here is lilt' card compared with par Par Out 434 553 435 30 Jones Out 324 445 434 31 The Second Side. It wise pretty evident at the turn that lobby was about to turn in a I record and his comrades be gan to wonder how much longer the streak would keep up. Bobby gave them nothine to worry about on the tenth. His was over the hill. a regular home run with the bases loaded.

and his second was ten feet from the pin. Bobby came within an ace of getting a three. as his first putt hit the back of the cup. but declined to drop. He made his four.

anyway. He played easily on the eleventh and scored a par three. Super-golf gave him a birdie three on the twelfth. A long drive and an accurately placed iron second left him with short putt for this figure. Back up the incline to the thirteenth went the rampaging Roi ert and a par four we.

the result. Back down on the long fourteenth and a par five was recorded on his score card. Bobby's drive on the fifteenth as one of the longest of the round and a fine second put him on the green. He took two putts for a birdie four. Another birdie was scored on the sixteenth when Bobby rammed down a foot putt and he came right back on the next green with another footer for a birdie three.

His three on the eighteenth was par for this hole. Here is the card for the second side Par Tn 434 45:1 443 56 Robby In4T 44 333 32 Used Only 28 Putts. In the 18 holes Bobby used but 26 potts. showing that his game in this department as exactly ten strokes better thou rules for battling oar I specify. He was not over par on a single hole on the round and really might have been a stroke or two under his score had all his short putts tone down.

It marked the seventh time that Robby has broken the East Lake record. The late George Adair. away bark in 1114 donated up to remain in the possession of the golfer holt the East Lake record as long ns the mark held good. Mr. Adair then proreeded to win the CUP.

scor- in a 70 on September S. 1914. I HI' held onto the trophy for nearly it rear. D. E.

Root with a 78 rain- ins- the cup on July 2. 1915. Roots regime was shortlived BobM Jones took it five days later' with a ii. Since then it has not been out of Ftctbhvs hands. HI' broke his own record of 77 on July 4.

19111. shootine II 74. Two years later. on July 18. 1018.

Bobby carried th tow tnarkto 70 and on July lIt. 1fj1 he registered TT cracked this mark on ttemblr 14 of the me year with a 68. On Sop- tetaber 23 1920. Robby made tote first fl. to be repeated four times before he went wader the figure.

Baker Exchanged. Oakland. Cat. September 16. Tn fielder William Uliott of the Oakland team of the Pacific Coast league.

former member of the Chinuro Cub has been traded to the Mobile club the Southern association for Del Baker. a catcher who formerly was with till' Portland team of the toast league. it Is announced by the Oak. land manatment Baker wfll report Atlanta Given 4th Corps Ring and Mat Tournament To Be Held Nov. 5 Army Wrestlers and Boxers From Nine Southern States Scheduled to Enter Event.

Fort McPherson to be Represented. BY M. D. GLEASOS The athletic department of the fourth corps area of the army which comprises the nine southern states of Arkansas Louisiana. Missisippi.

Alabama Tennessee. North Carolina South Carolina. Georgia and Florida. will hold a boxing and wrestling tour- nament about November 23. and 25 at the Auditorium.

This will be the biggest thing of the kind ever pulled off in the south more than SO men of both branches of these sports taking part. This tournament will be under the direction of Captain Smith who it athletic officer of the fourth corps area. The conducting of this big tournament is receiving the same efficient and thorough efforts that' Uncle Sam puts into any undertaking. Questionnaires have been sent to every athletic officer in every branch post or fort in these states to acer- tsin the best athletics. Partial Entry List.

A partial list of the best men selected so fu in several weights and classes is as follows R. F. Coleman. weight 135 pounds and M. J.

Lyons weight 124 of the Twenty-second company. and the Twentieth company respectively. of the coast defense of Ptnsacola. Fla. C.

O. DundE' weight 167 pounds Ed Thacker 160 Paul Walker 135 fighters and E. Dickerson weight 150 C. Hartline. Hi N.

Lockman. 150 M. J. Stalworth. 130 wrestlers of Camp McClellan Ala.

R. E. Roden. 139. and Ed SUxwin- ski 145 tighten of Fort Oglethorpe Ga.

otendorff weight. ISO Campbell. First Weeks Practice Finds Plainsmen in Great Condition and Prospects Never Brighter. BY EMMETT SIZEMORE. Auburn Ala.

September 1C. Special. The first weeks practice for the Donahue Tigers was brought to a close here late th afternoon after a stiff workout each afternoon this week. More than three full teams have made up the big tent while Kirk Newell reports more than fifty fresh- men have put in a big week in his freebie camp. and despite exceedingly- hot weather the coaches have driven the Plainsmen candidates at sea.

son form in preparation for their opener with the Howard Bulldogs ii Birmingham. September 30. Coach Donahue has a very different type of material reporting this year than from any year in the past decade. For the past ten years the Tiger lines hue beep made up of huge beefy specimens tipping the scales a' 200. This season faster linemen will be seen on the Tiger roster and with one or two exceptions an of them will weigh wen under the 200 mark.

To Lose No Time. More experience than ttsual it noted in the Orange and Blue personnel and the Tiger chieftain it is thought will use less titoe in preliminary workthan 168 Miller. 149. and Conway 130. wrestlers of Camp Bragg.

Ark. ana LePain. weight 172 Ryan. 162 Baldwin. 158 Busch.

143 mi 135 Harris 136 Motes l3Zi Penny. 135 Conrad. 125 McDevit. 124 Dun- avau 12 Billy Donavan 122' Gua- cle. 121 Burnette 133 and Maiey 135.

fighters of Camp Bragg Ark. Fort Moultrie. on the Atlantit coast. is now holding elimination contests and will enter men in all classes it both wrestling and boxing. Fort McPherson will be well rep.

resented both in boxing and wrestling. The following men have' so far qualified to take part in the boxing bouts King Doy. Phillips. Seilke. Wainwright J.

Makaisar. Pt-open. A good many of these men were well-known boxers and wrestlers before entering the scrvire. Battling King now at Fort McPherson formerly of Providence. R.

I. wa champion welterweight for New Entand for some time before joined the Toy and some of the local experts consider him the best man of his weight that has been seen At. tonta in some time. Reduced Rates Planned. Efforts are being made to get ex.

cursion rttes on all roads into Atlanta during the tournament as it comes at the same time as the big army and marine football game at Ponce de Leon. November 22. The proceeds of this tournament will go into the athletic fund of the fourth corps area and will be used to stimulate further the spirit of athletics of the army in these nine southeastern states. Colonel R. H.

Williams. chief of staff. of he fourth corps area promises that the bill military band at the fort will help make this tournament success. Less Poundage and Greater Speed Evidenced in Auburn's Rush Line real find on the coaching staff. He has charge of the varsity linemen and has been busy this week in giving the linemen drills in charging on the offense and defense and the use of hands and various fundamentals for line playing.

Coach Newell's freshmen are buy in preliminary work. The training of these freshmen is being somewhat delayed on aunt of all the equipment not having been received. A number of the freshman candidates have shown up well in the workouts this week. among which are linemen McNeil. Franklin Self.

Sprinter Bon- nor Huckeba Rox. Ouch. Davis laseks. Salt ter. Greene Yates Nails Williams Lanzshore Allridge Hodges and right ends Market rod Hunni- rutt and MeFaddcn.

A rather attractive schedule has been arranged for the freshmen team this year. which Stdnev a- flier. at Montgomery. October ft Florida freshman. Jackwriville October 14 Georela nmen.

OTwliks October 20 Tnll pga Hi at Tsllade-ra November 11 orjrii Tot freshmen. Atlanta November 25. Larger Football Squad. Ohio State university will have a larger football squad this year than ever before. The completion of the gi nt Ohio stadium is assigned as the cause for the added interest in the grid sport.

Coach Wiley expects to hue a squad of at least 150 candi. datese. when th crew reports for tint instruction on September 2.3- He believes he can eliminate more Better Outlook at Vanderbilt As Weight Is Added to Forwards Lynn Bomar Checks in at Commodore Camp Tipping Scales at Something Over 200 Pounds. Nashville Tenn. September 16.

Special1. Those who judge the quality of the circus by the size of the elephants in the parade will find a demijohn of consolation in the knowledge that the moleskin situa- tion on Dudley field took on heftier appeared. And right merrily were proportions. The boys with the bulk they greeted. for the vanguard of the forwards on opening day failed to bring with them the portly dimensions which are so desired for line set-rice.

But with the arrival for the second session of Lynn Bomar and Walker a former Tucker performer the fear of puny proportions in the line slunk away for a considerable distance. Lynn Bomnr checked in with more weight than is actually desired. He confessed to tfjiphig the beam at 208 pounds. which is about 20 pounds more than his gridiron weight. Bomnr has engaged in no such rugged work as packing steel around the staduim like to Fatty Lawrence and Tucky Kelly and as a result is troubled by ex coca baggage.

Hence the help of lh Georgia duel will be forced to do no end of chores each morning and afternoon in order to chop away the unnecessary fat. Walker however has no such handicap of adipose tissue at Bomar. He appears to be in prime condition and his arrival created considerable elation among the coaches. lie did not come out for football last year hut looked after an end position at Tucker and may fit in well at one of the vacant line places. He is fitted out with powerful legs and weighs close to 101) pounds ins built much along tile lines of Frtnk Elam with straight and sturdy underpinning.

Four Line Candidates. Around this husky Walker who hails from Columbia a town which produced the far-famed Lee Tolley Tuck Kelly. Fatty Law- rence and Garland Morrow revolve many-hopes of the line problem situation. Morrow is expected to develop into a forward of more than momentary ability. He is of rugged construction although not overburdened with weight.

but it is a football fact that some bulk can be spared in the guard stations if alertness speed and shiftiness are there in fat proper tions. Tucky Kelly is constructed on ro bust lines is supplied with moleskin experience which he collected ns a Wildcat center and if Walker attains expectations the trio with Lawrence should dismiss many of the line worries or at least to cause them to shrink to more normal proportions. There is no stepping the conviction that Vandy will miss Fats Bailey rank Elam. Pink Wade and Tom Ryan in the line should the latter pair adhere to their resolutions to remain out of the football fold Right now Walker is more promising than Putty Overall. for the Moo feesboro boy was handicapped by a lame and treacherous knee and was never able to properly handle his immense bulk.

How to replace Elam of course is a titanic puzzle. He flared like a meteor across the Dixie Tidion firmament. He lacked polish to a marked degree had not learned to follow the ball with his eye when" going down under punts but was an uncut diamond of inestimable potentialities. Ryan Practically Lost. Kelly may.

be another raw gem. The same may true of Garland' Morrow. There never any basis upon which to estimate the latent talent of a skinner in the dawn of September. No more than a rookie in April can be properly gauged. lea a pastime far too hazardous to attempt even for the most learned in moleskin lore.

With Wtlker. Morrow and Kelly budding into the ability hoped for and with Pink Wade and Torn Ryan both returning. the Vandy line situation would take on a hue as rosy at the dawn of a June morning. But the chances of Tom Ryan being ck are swiftly fading. In a letter yesterday to the coaches he shed the gl omy news that he expected to re Lain his Tampico oil job at least until Christmas and then return.

Which tardy arrival will be quite too late to aid the Commodores against. the Wolverines. Texans or Tigers. Of course there la yet a chance that the Texans will alter his plans and lye in Urns to patrol the flanks again. But the chance is remote.

Extremely so. lick kefi ld toe work should the. absene of Tom Ryan in ptmtinf Hek Wakefield is a back by trade and has only a nodding acquaintance with end duties. And Tom Ryan was one of the most talented wingmen in Dixie last year. There's a gap that will require considerable work to fill.

Tot McCullough has not yet put in Ms appearance much to the distress of the coaches who plan ty drive the Morgan giant through a whirlwind of education in tackle play. If the herculean Tot delays much longer he is apt to arrive in time to find more competition for his berth than he cares to encounter. Lawrence's Chances. If Fatty Lawrence can escape another serious injury this autumn he should prove of material assistance in knitting together a stout set of forwards. Last fall a cracked ankle mowed down the Hi boy before he could get under way.

His injury prevented him from taking-part any of the big games shorn of this ex perience lilt training naturally was dwarfed. Already be is on the ailing list with a sprained ankle. but the accident is expected to mend hastily. Hard as steel from vigorous labor around the stadium. Fatty Lawrence is in top hole condition.

He proved last year that he has marked ability and the coaches are extremely hopeful he will expand this year into a sterling forward. The Commodores were put through another forenoon and afternoon grind which left them tattly gasping when it ended. Wallace Wade looked after the backfield candidates while Tex Bradford groomed the forwards. The usomary forward passing exercise at both sessions preceded the rottgh- lab charging and blocking exercises with the huge Tex Bradford using no gloves on his squad. The hare in- formation that Wallace Wade hover-1 td over the backs leaves no room for imagination ns to whether or not they werewfll churned up when he bad concluded the days work.

FINE STAFF FOR TRINITY Durham. September 16. Spec ial. The advent of a new year in athletics for Trinity college finds a new coaching staff over last year. Herman Steiner.

who was assistant coach' last year has moved up a peg and now heads the works. Acting under him as assistant is J. Burbage. who comes from Georgia where he has established a record in turning out successful teams for Georgia Military academy. It is the plan of the athletic authorities at Trinity to create a staff that shall remain intact over a number of years thus insuring the best possible develop' ment of Trinity teams.

Steiner's record as assistant under Coach Baldwin. who was very successful with the Trinity teams last year won him the place as chief of the works for this year. He was I close student of the game under Baldwin and as coach of the second team developed a combination that often put the varsity to its best efforts to stay even. As head conch he will in ID probability carry out the system which Baldwin found most effective. He has also been engaged the past sttmmer in picking up some tine points in the game from leading coaches over the country.

He spent some time learning the system of forward passes employed by the fa moos ROfkne at Notre Dame. The ystem of play which he expects to instill into the Trinity team this year will get well under way in the two weeks camp in the mountains. This mountain camp will give Steiner aid his men a jump on the other aggre' rations of the state in the matter of training. Experienced Coach. Conch Steiner is a graduate of the Normal School of Physical Education at Indianapolis.

md and has had considerable experience before coming south. He attended a ruse university and was made captain of the freshman football team He left Syracuse to enter the army After his army career he decided upon coaching as a profession and entered the Normal ol1ege. At this college he was connected with the athletic supervision of the Indianapolis captain of the basketball team. and track conch at a nearby college To played minor league baseball for a time. Zybuko Starts Training.

Wladk Zbyszko the wrestler will leave his camp in the Maine woods on September 23 and enter daily training to get Its shape for the winter season. Zbyczko has been roughing it since Jane 1. has gibed 14 pounds hut does not expect to hold. til addition If Ben Leonard Is. Broke He Dumped His- Earnings StreetSays Edgren Horse Races and Wall Street Speculations Combine to Make Beggars of' Former Ring Champions Instances Cited.

BY ROBERT EDGREN. Benny Leonard shows a surprising lack of originality. Or else he's spoof' inc the public about having tossed off a million" plunging on the tock mar ket and the ponies. Always thought Benny was one smart fellow among the boxers. Thought he was saving his ring money and making more in business.

By Benny's own statements he has to start all over again earning a living i thing without working and lost their kale. Kid McCoycleverest boxer of his time. was a boob for the ponies. The keen and tricky Kid often dropped his ring money on the race track where he always had inside information" from his friends. The funny part of this is that any fighter who cleans up money in the ring is a.

shining mat lot tn kinds of getter in the ring. But no tears Rufus Benny has already made a fair start' with 170000 for fighting Britton Kansas Tendler and Brer Hammer. The poorhouse is a long way off for Benjamin even if he has- wrecked a fortune. As far as I've ever seen or heard Benny hasn't been much of a plunger on the race tracks. His business I judgment.

shown in match-making and getting has been rather keen. Funny if he is a boob in Wall street. It doesn't sound like Leonard. Perhaps Bonny is taking an easy way to stand off touches. for any champion who wears diamonds and.

sports a bank account finds a host of friends holding their hands out at every turn. Or perhaps Benny has a notion that he might as well take a chance on the stock market at pay' out a huge percentage of his ring money in income taxes. If he wins he has something more for taxes and if he loses he isn't much worse off anyhow. because buying and selling stocks is a husiases and losses cut down the Benny had a good example of what speculation can do to a hank roll in the person of his own zauager Billy Gibson. BILLY GIBSON'S TOUGH LUCK.

Billy has often shown himself a keen business man. In two or three business ventures he has made all the money hell ever need and this doesn't include his share as Leonard's manager-a a fortune in itself. Yet Gibson has been flat broke' several times through overconfidence in his ability to beat the ponies. He has been a bookie a horse owner and a race follower. with all the UPS and downs of the race track.

Bill has often told me that it he could lose interest in racing he'd be a rich man. He made money with a merry-go- round- or carousel at North Beach with a cafe in the Bronx in real estate with the Fatrinout A. C. and by managing fighters. The race track for years got it all.

As a bookmaker Gibson always paid. Very often his customers didn't. As a fight promoter he be- came famous for rare honesty always returning the ticket money when for any reason a bout was called off. Fact he returned more than the ticket money for some or his customers collected on the Annie Oakleys' after cleverly refilling the holes punched in them. It was nothing uncommon for Bill to refund six or seven hundred dollars more than the gate taken in and then pay the preliminary boys out of his own pocket.

Perhaps Leonard hacked Billy's racing judgment. Or perhaps he tried to emulate Leach Cross who made a splurge TWO years ago by winning over J40000 in the stock market and quit his job as a property man or stage carpenter or something with a moving picture corn pan' Even with tips from a friend on the inside" the tock market trims you nine times out of ten. If Benny has dropped a million- his earnings in the ring in movies and on the stage and in business'- he has only followed tie example of other boxers who tried to get some- TOM SUAEKET LOST HIS ROLL. Bob ltitxaimmon when he. was wdrlds champion and thought every man who slapped him on his hack was his friend.

entertained famous fi nancier at his house and on this gentleman's advice invested his entire fortune over 100000 in' a stock deal. He never got a cent back. Bob was often hard up in his old Age ami he died poor. 1 Leach Coos. fought agreat number of battles and was one of the biggest money makers in the ring in his day.

He lot every cent he had near the" end of his career in the stock market. He fought little more and got enough money to go to California where he held down. a movie job. Still speculating. he ran a tire stock den up to about 40000 quit and made a little more in an attempted comeback in the ring.

He's back on the movie job. Tom Sharkey was ones a fairly wealthy boxer- and renowned for hl grip on the coin. Toni originated- the expression What you have" mine' beer. Trotting horses stock market and grafting politicians took all of. Toms money.

When he was flat broke he went to San Francisco and ran a bar for a while tried it in Los Angeles and has moved around the country' from one town to another ever since. If Tom was the- fighter he used to be he'd make a fortune in a month but a fighter hasn't much left when his ring days are over. George Gardner. light weight champion had bug for trotting horses and lost. a fortune on them.

HOW POOR TERRY WAS TRIMMED. Terry McGovernor never bet snot than a 3 bill on a horse race until he went crazy Then the bookies too over 40000 from Terry in a week and were stopped only when Sam Harris threatened them with expo sure through the newspapers. Th y- were taking Terry's bets on the finger" collecting from- him when he I lost and refusing to pay when he won claiming that they never made any bets with him. A boxer is' easy pick lag for the professional trimmers but a crazy boxer is a gift. Abe Attell was a born gambler money-maker in the.

ring and usualU broke because there were smarter gamblers around him. Attell had 1 ins at the end of a long ring career. At least he said so. 9 i Young Corbett won 520000 thlo' day on the Ingleside track when train. ing for his second fight with Me- Govertsr in Calrfornfa.

At the end of the week he had lost it back. ant was in hock to the bookies for' his share of the McGovenror purw as well. Trying to beat the races kept young Curgett broke. arid when he was through with fighting he hadn't a dollar of his ting money-left. Leonard hasn't much time ahead as a lightweight champion unless lit stalls like Johnny Kllbare and fights about once a year.

Any mah he fights may have the luck to crack him on the chin and then Benny will be ex-champion' and not even among tea big money-makers. For the public isn't as much interested in a man who has been at the top as it is In the fellow who's climbing up. Copyright 1922. for The Coustitu. tion.

Hard Schedule Faces Tennessee Backfield Will Be' Big. Feature 1 Loss of Grizzard Will Hurt Line but Coach Banks Expects Team to Make Good Showing. Knoxville Tenn. September 1G. Special.

Way off in the mountains of east Tennessee far removed from the temptations of civilization. Coach M. B. Banks and a large squad of University of Tennessee pigskin artists have started training. Camp Wonderland located at Elkmont in the heart of the Appalachian range about COO miles east of Knoxville has been chosen as the lair of the Fight lag Volunteers for preliminary practice due to extensive repairs now being made on the university gymnasium.

Not until the day before their first engagement on September 23 will the Vols come forth from their mountain lair. From then on daily practice sessions on the local gridiron will be in order to shape a team which can hold its own with suck formidable antagonists as Vanderbilt wanee Georgia and Kentucky State. Coach Banks is very optimistic over the outlook despite the fact that a number of valuable men have been lost through graduation and other causes. He bases this confidence upon the following roster of candidates who are expected to report when the practice curtain rises The linemenand their weights are Captain Struegel 187 Key 190 Holt. end.

175 Lane end. 165 Kelly 165 Gilliland. 166 Clovd. 175 Ships. 170 Honey.

1 5. The backs are Roe Campbell. Jimmie Smith. Roland Wilson. Clayton Sneed Phillips Nehf Kelster Ryburn Fonda and Jackson.

Of the candidates for the eleven. Struegel Holt. Lane. Campbell. Smith.

Honey and Phillips are letter men J. O. Lowe Morris Duncan. Kennedy. Cureton Kefauver Kelly Sneed.

Nehf Kelater and Jackson put up good scraps for berths on last years gridiron machine. Key. a powerful bushy. made a bid for the 19211 team. Fonde.

a track letter man. bears the reputation of being a line planter of ability. although he did not report for practice last year. Strong Raekflelt Coach Banks confidently expects to boast pt. by the entire south Heading th lkt' is Clayton.

who starred at Drake university where Banks was coach before' I coming to Tennessee. Clayton enter- I ed the fall of 21 and played In the I first two games but was ruled inelig- I ible. He continued in school and has already reported for practice this year. In the two early season games la I 5. Iiich he participated he snowed him.

I self a heady quarterback terror in an I open field. accurate forward passer in. I addition to possessing an almost on- cany ability to drag the pigskin down I from the ozone. Roe. Campbell is back 1 toughed by a summer of semi es- I sional baseball.

A followers of south- I era football are aware Roe can i untK I pus plunge the line or skirt end. I Jlmmle Smith another of last years I backfield la champing at the bit and I ready to go. Jimmle Phillips a ver- I liable rabbit from the 1020 team. has I returned to schooL Roland Wilson I another dangerous man from past sea- 1 sons has felt the call and is ready I don the moleskins for Tennessee' I Grizzard fighting center who wore I down three Pivot men in the Dart- I mouth game last fan will not return I schooL Stephenson who had a I guard position cinched last year until I he broke his arm Lu derided to enter I Vanderbilt Medical school and play I under the colors of tie Gold and Black. I The home schedule i one of the wt I offered In years.

After three early sea- I son games on Watkins sta- I dium. Ole Miss" will famish the first I stiff opposition on October 28. I And then the doughty I dot one week later. According to" I KnoraIlLe fans the fate of. a Tennee- I see football season hangs the 1 outcome of this one Beat I Tandy" Is tie slogan of both coaches I arid players and the fighting spirit I being displayed bodes ill for Daniel' I Mr4lagin and hi protegesT- I The annual Thanksgiving game I with Kentucky State will Jbe played ia I Knoxville this- r.

I Tha. schedule follow. I September 23 Emorj and Henry I at Knoxville. I September 20 at I Knoxville. I October Maryville Knoxville.

I October 14 Camp aanx at Co. I lmnltaI6ai October 2i Georgia Attend October 8 Mississippi university. A at Knoxville. I November Tand rbar at Knox I Tifle. at Memphis.

I UGILIS S- WNED HEAps WALL STRgI i 10CALSFIFTH I bot tt1Ac the th tlson tompU l' rte ck. otiC' am" Tueiday. I bsoed jl 1tlla4J. 13 I re le J. lnl 4p I IIU the best HeIIt1 eould do was In ht Sam.

number of sterts. BUllIl and Williams. of the pI1ILIDt.wlm11n loblJe iub with ii homers pI thretten to plkate the home ltuatioL Sbuite. JIO of Mobile ii leading the race with I bat the tlnl averages may upset him. In base wtwllDC Stewart of Blrm I am.

11 so tar in the 1 4 that ho tomb to capture the 0. non. Be iifered 46. ohUe SliT' hi. teammate.

ii 1 with 3D. Other IrOILng batten for 9 or more me Tucku ow Orloani 333 un ltirmthgbnm 32 Williams Mobile 3 In. I1irjnglo. 816 camp Mmphl ala Hobo Mobile 312 Bogart. nr- one- uc ao teem Batttng.

ob. r. h. Pot Nubile 8159 3533 296 nin ill tm Xe. Oreo.

001 52 1420 I I tlutl 5012 074 182 773 i Memphis 5123 Oft 1889 271 t1 Oia" i Fie1d1D po. I- e. Pot. obtiC 41 2018 218 966 a a i i JltJe Rod 4021 10111 276 I'j' Atlanta 391 1871 68 Memphis 1HOO 6 llulttallJga 3973 1947 28 I llrmnjham 8926 1S2I 200 592 I IndIvidual Batting. I oh.

r. Ic. Pet. IV. Brown.

cothnilie 3 3 3 491 tl bn' le' k' 1 i i lfDrr. ew Orlano MS 9' S7 43 lol 1t. Orlcaos 02 1 i tueto rI J. lilt 3 33t i pea Little 475 68 1:09 ter Orl. 544 1) ici Ir II a 1 il1 1 ocnoU tle Rook 515 78 173 :12.1 Iilrminghanc 13 82 186 SilI ft 1 lif I rort Orl" titS 113 18 3131 hlJn Mobn.

592 14 19 hun. objle MD 101 172 811 nl' Memphis 16 112 511 2' Taylor. Itlrmlngtcam540 HO 69 sec Itrt Orleans 2 106 227 7 I lmn lIdll lit 19 47 307 Ir rn Atna 50 tal C4i POI" ohile II 21 804 I crk 1Iirmi gham 74 171. 515 I tiDht hi In Pctrrtson Ulrmicham4U 55 125 11000 Chattn 2 22 70 822 kbAm Littl' Rock. II 10 3 I iiuntcr Little Ptk 123 22 40 lOJ C.

AMroon Cba tt. HS 71 164 300 twant IlIrmIngicam ql 117 1011 500 I nyGet Atlanta 19 ICe 2110 tuh' Motcile 63. 06 100 229 Po Wullamo ol Je fi 7 12 1 1 :9 ClD tI rnM i Ig 7b 7n. 1 i Congroo. Little Rock 112 23 33 I' Tu Ur hl.

573 67 :11 or- Utl Hock tto 99 6. 290 rerrr Otniophir 521 03 154 Il riU. MmlllI 472 7 :00 I or. W. 144 I 17 I' r11lan.

Irmphl. 0 9 167 21 oknr Mobil. 33 50- w. 2S3 Webb Memphis 67 8 0 I Iuman Atlanta 407 132 Smith. Atlanta 318 30 91) 502 rartett.

Little fl 3fl 45 07 2 2 2. norke. Mmphts 57t 142 2 2' Wrr hl11. 3 61 151 202 nUel Orleans 221 :7 112 kson Little 5 1 59 146 2 S. hnttaMa 74 21 Finny hTm 6 00 6 llIehlll.

1lrmlnrbam. 3. 14 37 278 rarr Little font 590 115 589 275 nmtett. Birmingham 247 25 68275 rpertan. Im 156 Zi htt 2 3 III 273 7ahnioer rmphl.

1110 4 4 r. Knaupp. Nosboilie 112 11 1- :72 JTr AUanta i 100 dtibcr. rnpld8 420 6 117 :7 JI tonft. 2 1 I nD.

XuhtllI II. I 23 270 I Jcoo. Orleans 342 46 98 270 Mcertnick. Nooliville. 295 21) TO' ealh" yr.

43 72 a 1 jh OrIaAo 499 67 4 200 rrl ubll1. 7. 3 14 217 lOtrIe. anhIJI rl 71) 151 700 tl. Mob 10 15 27 213 net IIlrnnEham 49 I 13 215 he SIIttIpIIII 1111 82 94 264 I.

Cbattanu 310 If 9 213 1.11\1' e' Ornn 143 33 37 rberhar Blrmln ham 7 2711 nlinOer T1lrmincham. 17 1 I rmoth little It 11 3 2 7 layton. lattAno 533 74 333 i It. KOlIn orl. 319 42 1111 253 lohml t.

Atlanta 17 2 72 :11 9errow ahrl11e 715 711 2 1 Atlanta 2111. 39 73 till lkr Na TIcaIo 44 4 11 .0 J. 1. hone ll1pmlnham 2 71 :10 Pitchers' Record. G.

Pot. Owen. I hlm 3 I 0 11910 1 I 319) 1 Atlanta 4 2 0 1000 i. Atii i io eW 19 12 i a. MN I I 9 7 2 obll.

II 3 I t' Ii I mrhl. 29 I 4 4 2 WIT 2. Ii It I. IOb rmPI 1 2 i I blle 14 611 :11 14 9 110 norm. :1 12 1) OI III rm.

41 22 13 9 u1l m. 41 It 11 tol lI. 19 7 111 3 rbb. :5 I 6 71 13 I 47 17 14 041 411 27 540 lit 5 I 16 II H. hllp Ii 20 41 3 7 II 44 6 31 18 11 15 7 OO Lit II oo 3 1 II tlJg 57 35 31 12 .4 Bat.

43 6 I X. 51) 13 1 4 4 1' Rtc 16 3 47 1 4 17 Old. utun 23 1) 1 I ll In I 9) 30 3 t1l' 3 11111 Stapler. 867 a AUsota :3 I I pla rs Btra bt ting whi 8ta nd. captured ileft own ne.

.6 In 575. 1 M. Gavin Out o. 74 E. 3 I I i 1 c.

011 0" See 1 OK" 601STs OUc To Pc t' 74 ee 00 Atl fcft. k1' Boe. Tb HTI UA1 tUi SlI octI KID ALl. TR tT Tile yY MIMt PP1t ou I I cour i lain' Ird en brnsi ie I tha I hi I i I Out-434 5 43-30 oms 3 4 44 434-31 I the' I iile 88 I lded. as I I ft thi t.

kangonP hi I Ond Teen. A an 1 th 4 443-36 In-4 I 26. Ipf ify i I I Gto loolk A re-I I rd I I Ir. I I I Inc ptembt I IIbort iTld as I inre I Rob r' I ff Ord I otinlr I I I arri mink to I 11 itplfd II R9. nil I I repeat4 I i 1 In.

Cube. n' f1 It1 IIU fpL po i r' J' tttt Box Ph son 1. his i'l bi ncle I In I to' iht 1. wei Tw ntyse ond th coa filtht Dick r80n. we ht weight- 139.

14 Ogle thorpe I Pr ac tic I I The la te tbs I ter tha bi te Stpt ber Co ch Ti been h1 beef menll. at I I Mo i the 0 ranp pe nuel rn of on lit i. i i d' 1168 1301 I 1 I i 13 lrris. 113 2 I I Atl ntl i bo inl. tnkepart Kin V.

he C01I ider hi ba ing an 2 ill II Imcre i Aubuns Lie fnd hal lnemtn ben givij dris ard nril fudameltl. plaTng. Newels flsmen ar prlminay TE tainIng blnl dElyt al equip nt receirl. numht1 frlhman ue thown wel week. amonI bl al' MrXei.

Frankln Selt Bn- Hlrkba. Clth. DIi. ock r. Grne Nais I Wilam Lnnhor Alrdit' Hod nrht Mnrkt Yor.

HUni- tFadlpn I rtht1 attrcive lehedue bn rran fhmln thil wbilh Inc" T. lontromr Otofr For ia fr. bmlln. Ja Trif' Otor 1 Glfra frhmn O1k 2 1lnl" ft TnlltP No pmblll Grrf Tfh frhmen. oTebr 2.

Lge FotbaSqa Stte unlnrit wl haT lar fotbl uad evr bfore cmpletin te stdium asire te cUI adde i te gid lprt. Wie epts suad let cdi- dt he lb. eew rprt fr Ic Steb a bne et mr oft ii Outook Forads Ly Cecks i Nashvie Septem Those quaiy crcs siz elephanU wi fnd consolaton te knowle sita- I ton mlriy I i wih porty lne serice. arrivl sesion Tucker J- forer lne ay rn- checke i I actualy cnfessed I tfh te 28 punds. punds I al i Iteel stduim lke I LawrepC Tcky Kely I a e.

ces bfggage. Henc the Geria wi to Walkr handitap Boar. appeas prme arral cretec conliderbJe coaces. Il I footbal lookd afer pl Tucker and. fi wel 1 lne I ftl powerul co 10 pnnds.

big buit lnp Frnk I Lie thi Waler hais fame I ToBer. Kely. I I i Iorow expect Id momer- abity. onr footbal spaed i ine8 ft propr II Kely ro lnes. wih Vidct center.

attainl xpetations tro Lawrenct lne I cue proprtions. sidftepping cnvic il I Baiey Pinl lne ltter fotbl promi8 Oral. Iur by handiappe trecherous W8 proprl cule I ard acros firmment plh Irked dfve. learne bal wih WDln gol unct diamon pten- tialties. PrRcly Lt ma1 gem1 Te me' may 0 Tere i I Sptmber.

rkie Apri taused. Is pstime hazrdou8 tempt len. leared molekin Wake. Morw an Kely buddin abity bo I wih bot ln siua- a roll I th can binc back Ar lette i Mace Ihe I' lom ns ex tin Talie oi jb leat Crstma ltm Wbid trdy aival wl quie to te Commool araint Wolvre. en.

cour ter i bane i tat te aler bi plan 8d av 1trl I fn pi th WDc 1 rmt I Enrmelr 8. I Bel. de ees w. rt. a debz Wakefeld tie hs I noding acuaintnc wa win men Dxie I Teres wl cnsiderable fl.

Mculouh ha te gant trough wid edutation tatkle pIa I tme fnd compition bi tan Lwencs Cbnr. I Faty Lawrenc u8 inury assi8tnc Lst fnl by pre vente ti ex prient naturaly warfed. Aready aing Rccdent hastiy. lard st el. Faty Lawrene conditon.

tht ha abity hop wi epnd sterlng Cmmodores trough ad aternn grid whic let falty Walac loked backfeld whie grome forars. exerC1 8tsions charing bloking exercss wib i8 uad. alace hover- leaveI Wh. ethEr I' werE' wrl c1duded days TRINIT I Sphmbr The athletc colege stff lst 1 ynr move pg ow work. Actng aS8istnt 8.

Gerea sucssful tems Ger. Iitnry I athetc staf I ain orr numbt yer inllurinl pssible devlop. mEnt Asistant wa vry sc- ells f1 Triniy 8t ear a chie tar wa cIO 8tdent gme lint a deelopr combinaton vaniy I bt een. Ii probabity carr efe tiTe. tngag nmmfr Ime pints frm coaces nt ome tme Itamlnl tem forard 4 emDloyt fa- 1otre Ylltfm epts tl in ti tfam et wtl undlr wiy tw luntains.

Thil I Cmp wi fY Ftiner al Into 8tte mater Exeet Caeb. CICh tht Phol En- Ction Indlanapl hi cnllidrh1e eprllnce bfot cmln uth. HI mi wa cp footbal HI Itft RyrMlle Ate carr deif upn tlchinc rfe loD tter thf Nonal lerl. rolfltf' 18 onnf' tt wth tt' tblltc JM111 thl p1 cptalu tem. trstk Cfch neab clte playe minr le basebl II tme.

I Star. Traing. Wadek Zywo ltle wi Iavl hi Cmp n8 ptembr 2 lud diy Ift hap IRD Zr bn I iDt 1 led 14p1d ddiUe 10 I Lnads Eangs In Street Says iE gen Wal Steet Specuatons ofForer Rg Capions Instace Cted. ERES. thir Wtout and kst.

Bnnl Leona shws turpnsinl I their kle. lac originaity. es spf. Mc ceves bxr hs publc abut of a bb forthe pte Te miion" ta mal. trckl oteDdopp I pnie8 rng tac I Aways wa alwa iid inlor felow bun.

fied Te fuD wa rin I i tat flbter wh I Id Il' busine ceans bg OD1 te ba mak a knd rt al ag8n lvng tel rin I trs. alrady a 7 prhouse wa Benjmin evn ba. wreked Ive evr sen ben tacs. li bu iness I mtch-makinl pn eliettin hal ben Fnny bob I Wal I nt IOUn lke Lnard. eay of prts bak acunt I I eEry his tat a wel tae I stok maket 8 pay I prcentge I I he mor te worsE I au 8elng I st cks busiDss I tx.

rol man ger Biy Gib BILY GmSo LUCK Bll ba oft himslf klen busEls thre busines bel evr ned nt incude a Lon- Gibsn ben fat If' 11 time abity pnies. bkie. folower. th al oC the' rc tack. Bini i los racng rch I fan.

wih I lo crousl a Norh 1ith cae Brnx tate Jaiont A C. fibters Thl trck ar al. Gibsn oftEn cstomcrs WIYS rturing tiket rfa8D but W8 cl- td he rturned mor tiket coIected Ae affr teverly rflnc noting uncomon Bi reund bundre ills I'I te poet I Tonard bcked Biys prhaps hI i I I rW year 400 tk jb prp- stge crenter sr.e- wih pitue cm pan wih tim tfn. I Benn dropp miion- movie ta bu ine8 I hal folowe te boxr fme SHKE LST ROL Bb ulimmonl aa rlds tought enr slappd bck t8 entertied a fi houle. Id ths gentemans advic iveste hi e.

tre fortunev l0. a' de. levr gt acnt bc. Bb wal ant pr. lacb Cr act nubr.

ba ttles te. bigret money i rlg' d1 cnt nearth' crer. in te sto iar" a ttle mrlf an gt enou CUorJ a. here dU. jb Sti spulatng.

tre 1 abut 40 qut 1 litte a atemptld rmeback te le8 bc movi hr1y 1alby bxr ad reowed gip cin. orgiatetbe batl ber Trting mrkt. grafng pltcans tok al TOI1 Whln fat brb I Sln Frandc rn abt I whie. Ls Ageles te cunty anther. Bnc.

I 1 wa fhu Ule i fortne II baSIt muc Whe1 h. ove. Ger Garde. llht-heaby wight campion. ha a an fortI tem I IWAS TRnIMD I McGvernor bt mo1 I hi ra unt cray.

Ten bke toot 400 frm wek henSnlD larris threAened ep- newpapr l-er Ter1' bts ntbe fi. coletnt frm I an rfu8ing py won caiming neve ma wth ber fs fel tmers bu er gUt Ab Attl wR brn money-make rlnganususl bau8 we smrtr arund ttel hd nth JnJ rnJ y. a 1. i. Crbt Wn 2 te IDgleie' tr ck I' send wih Me Cltort.

At Wa tht boke McGovntr purtp 8 wel Ting bat neI kpt younl Orgtt ard W8 wih flbtnghe I donarof monelef I Leorad h8nt te aead al bwei htcampion unl1 I stals Johny Kibne figh" abut yer. ma hae cratk 01 chin-and Beny wi bDI hamprn' nt amonl te pulc a mich man To ba ben aUbe 8 i I tefel. cimbing Cpyright 1D2. Te CJtt. Had Sc due ces es see 1 Baceld Wil Feate' Grzard Wil Knoxie Tenn.

Septembr Wa1 of mountais et Tenese fr frm cvliton. Coac AI Bank luad Uni itl a- tts Cmp ioted Elkmont hert Applachian rae abut mies Ilt Knoxie bn a Fih- pllminty prac extelsin bing nnverslty rmn- nnti bforf frst 8ptfber 2 wl te 01 forh frm teir moanti ten dal1 pra ie te lol rridirn wi 8hap tem cn it OW wih wea forld- a1tagonistl Vanderbit. wane Gera Ind Kentcky Clch Bans optmitc outok. depie tat vauable me hae bn troulh paduaton an oter caUIS. bB thi lnfden upn folwiDg rter candidtt ecd lprt crtn n8 Te lnemeD.

and Cptai BtrelP 19 1 Lnf end 16 Kltf' Giiand. 15 Ship. 16. Te ar CampblL Smih Rbnd WiMD 1yton Snte Phiip 1ehf JaekD the candidte tf RtregeHn1. Cmpbl.

Smih. Hurle Phiip ar leter men Le. KomI Dncan Kfn. nly Cnrton Knnr Sne. Neh Keste Jacksn pt bths yers flrn msclil.

Ke pw. 19 te. FOJde. trek man Tput4tlon bing lne pll abit a1hmrh Dt pRcc 1lt Str Baeel CdBnn Dfdent ollt lnJ i I Cayton. stared Drae un.

Bat cac TennlS8e Ctn tnte Id fl pare il wa inei. i eontnue hol andha alrady rEprted pracce thiiear carl seson cam a ih partiipated el quarterbac terrr aJ accrate plur 11 addltoD pssin i. almot 1. abitl todrag plskndown ozne Cpbe1 bac. snmer smlprfes i nal bueal A folower suth.

footbal awareRe cnwt te lne. Smit anothe lat Jerl bacfield anplnc ad PhI1I itble frm te 192 tem. ha land Wir anther da us mafrt Pat n. lns ha te Tennle. Grwrdff btnr efter whO" tre I teJat mut wl notrtunt Stf henn Ih ha grd pstCCche Jt rea bi ar tededto et Vannbit Medl ehol la1 uder clor.

te Gld mack Te Icedu 1 te rea. Afer tre erlrel game ShleldWatktn n. wi furish 1e. ft stff oppsition br 2 tenthecJrh Cmm ater Acrdint. xVle fas tle a TeD.

fotbn IDhnp 1pn t6 ts tame Bal bth eoache pllf' nd htnr pirt bi d1lai bes' i' fr Dae' Mragn atdbirotfe ann Takuin Jane Etnc tate IIn oXie thaur we 110 Emr anlUe. Knf Bptb em Knni it Ent. 0 1 mp C. lum a. Oobr 2 Atens siti.

emb Vdrblat KI. fmb 3 aPAd1 a 1embr 1ue C- 1 tT C' 1 4 JjAGETwo THE CONSTITUflON SUIJDAYSEPTEMBER 17 1922. INBATTING th t. rcordSng to oI LU hfl. rltb i43.

Schieibur bonover tpok tb. ietd to a result of mibthg out 14 hlti in 7 games apiece 3 12. Binning tm I. leni is seasons honors. I Siioa.

rood 95 4mes Tuc ietn. 315 f- s. sop oc 300. 4 5p1 amingbom 31St 734 1507 2ii I 1 Pooh 50gb 73i 1483 2it en Orleans 49th 633 25 4 I asbTi1Je 4982 B2S 1333 287 Chattaoooa 0083 14 1825 261 1 Tem Fielding. 415i rknn.

3iM3 20t9 247 001 I Nhiilo 41 i96 247 OO tit is tS 1c4 it- 31 13 I rbite MobIle 21 50 70 3. fLielbner Little Rock 77 114 iS-i ew 45 1S twoldt cew 102 10 05 i43 MotIle 15 30 1psn. Rnck 3t Noe Oc1cnns 04 cltn flirmioIsnc 53 101 1C 8. Itoon. TAttle Rorlc.

3t 80 101 529 Lrtrr. Utile 1tcik i 21 28 520 Williams. 05 572 327. onnotiv. Lt1tle 221 I sII.

203 iii flnrprr. Firmingtam 5 1o 105 315 Stobtic 32 5 11 312 Now Orleans 312 5f. oo 101 212 Mobile fiop. 57c8 173 Nw 112 3i7 1. cccN III.

Ieroorn 20 914 19 4 Iticoingham 085 Icod. Memphis 175 24 54 Z9II ann. Atlanta 5112 01 170 302 102 Chctitnncoga 292 302 301 C. Ao erocco l7bott9 001 ftcv. lOf tllllan 3lvblle 1127 112 163 290 1 lndan ltlriclnghsm 121 19 41 297 Honk.

Ationto 4tt 53 177 Ottt I Roblocon Little Book 125 ii 37 2911 2oichort fclte ieti 97 160 212 233 lotwniler 212 llrrt. 16. 8 21 52 290 4 8rrae 00) 293 0 89 112 67 19 204 53 i-I I 292 4 99 202 I 21sshoill- 83 20tw 201 Rc il 200 i 0 tItan nega 203 2 279 Naohi1l 161 278 tebIil 4 68 273 0018 5R Ito 213 45 liii 24 41 213 Kosa 5132 1r3 272 MC 532. 12 272 61 272 OVight. Thnttoncea 79 46 302 272 ttninghotn lull 224 27 61 272 I Tnt c.

New 78 270 Leaikc. 2t30 909 17. 0rlth. 72 71. P04 I 51bile 102 I 3 i tA-p.

7111 cieN fIt 239 8enharf. Btrmltthsm 93 22 1 28 238 1 515 lit 207 Chattanooga 203 KtitIPP. 7OPW a Selimlilt. 207 23 251 81 Sill I 0. ttknn.

250 1 88 250 00' flirminshito 2 I Inrrrr I I 001) 28 19 4 026 45 22 0 710 40 20 7 44 26 Ii I 55 5 TI 31 71 19 SQ 33 40 77 011 23 593 Slob 20 011 3 62 2 Sit 3 11) ii I 36 1 13 41) 7tsttanoza. I. lit 3 l6e 7 I' SIt 3ases. Contlnuedfroin 11th. be50me C.

0 i a 203 1' 0 0 E146 43 7 ST I 36 4 In. 71 lTbOlt5 1 I 4 L. I 160rIlA I I I 5 I A. a C. 8oU4At.

0 9t v1t tZt rfSr 774T ce iTrD s4ffcKU. 1 a Th In 7 I yV- 1 1Th1 0 4e I jf. Fiei 1 Ei 5- AvY oi I in Out-324 I I worr joe de- llLert aae or 45 32 i lOlfl. 3 5 0 tam Ii' O. fl I ani 21 Slaxey aerviie was ex- Salter.

La- Tsillsdea Georgia Foot baLlSquad. I I I th one iubebqse ee.0 A Those ex- it bemg many hopes ro- ade be gloomy re- Wakefields I but- flek dis- I I in- well FORTRINITY ef- Tb 5 lie hold.thla-additboual wel4L.vben ia th. gren a a working-and McCuy' cleverest i big money tees. ver al- dol- rwoyrars was- fortune in acent an near haTe- flghferhe month-but I They- get-- pick noth- care lb toIs nit feb. ScheduleFaces Ssy ight- 166.

RtruegeiHnlt. pi ice of- birkfieid some. thelIat ar As punt 1D2 to nd theflold La otthe then-the on fans hIs wilLbe year. Tb 3 Uaryvllle a Camp BnnIng Geor1aat 2. 4 I1M 11ppj i.

November Sewane. atChatta. nodva. vIn-EeMueky I 0.