The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 1

I SP I AMPLE MATERIAL FOR S. I. A. A. BASEBALL TEAM I 1 Georgia and Tech Lead Big Field for Positions On Constitutions Outfit Bulldogs Get Five of Fifteen Places Tech Next With Four Auburn Mercer Vandy and Mississippi Aggies Honored Dl.

CLIFF HE VTLEY TL usual cry when southern epor ng writers pick their all star baseball outfits is the lamentable lack of mater al No such condition is faced th season. There are many more real ball players than potations and de te this correspondents ef. fort to boost the limi in several departments he real zes that men have been left off who will unquesti ably be picked by many other followers of college baseball in Dixie. For the first time since he has been puking all I A. diamond wm1 nations the writer has found it riexessirj to name two catchers.

In I rev us years oat has been enough. He has also found it impossible to Mold us pitching selections to ur tile ne quality displayed by five young pi chers demanding that tjev le ven plates on the team. ith the customary utility player. fifteen positions are to be filler and yet there i the room one needs to include an the players that have shown themselves capable of playing splendid bnsehnll. On The Constitution on ck thelm versity of Geor a leads in the im tier of men placed.

This is natural. the Bulldog having waded through I A. A. competition for the first I claim on the championship. altlwulh I followers of the ss ppi Vgg es will I dispute the claim to their dying day.

1 Georgia even conceding that her ueball coa hing corps will rank with the best in the nation could 1 not I l1ave attained such brill ant sUCtss I mtho it po eie 3K nl players of cot. I i er warrant ng several being placed Ion fhe tar team. I Tech comes next in the 1 st end I there isn a uestlon aho it the Ja I Its honored in th ick being the I best in the line. What prevented I Georgia Tech from winning the eham- Ipionship of Pixielan 1 is a mystery it sl iyi will he. At the start the I Jackets arposred to hive a up I am ie ruled agi n- them and I sn the a reja ion became noted I for its nut proclivity One I in Geor a Te looked be an I nblltable combination.

The next tliv ressmhled sand letters to the Ihghest The talent however. I was always present and the lad I played eno gh nl amps to earn ices for four of the number. I MISSISSIPPI GGIF ST iRS ARE PLACED. I Th corrt pon lent never saw the sippi Ugies in action. The l-hancts are that this team deserves I ore than two ace it we have had I to depend entirely upon press reports I of the games in which the Aggies par- It ticipatEd takes are often made by Irolege representatives but the two we lluve remembered were mentioned as at irs in every game in which they IpUvel I he MISS ss ppi Agg es must have Ita i a wonderful outfit.

They came lately through the games played ainst co leges of the eastern section I of the south but unfortunately they I were not scheduled against the strong- ler teams of Georgia and other south- I Sen states. I Auburn played some splendid games llnct ucce vled in killing Tech chances for the title during a brief spell of consistent playing We doubt how- ItVtr if the- Tigers regard their season IIH highly successful. Auburn teams that is their good ones are acetic- tomexJ to winning championships. and I the 1922 outfit was some distance I from that distinction. I Auburn had several fine ball play.

lfr don forget that. And to pick I in all star team without find ng a I1 lice for at past one of the Tigers I would be a difficult assignment Ala. Ibtma had a disastrous campaign but I tie young players tr developing rap- lidly at Tuscaloosa. and a Rti cessful rear is in the making for th Crimson. I College fans were agreeably ant- Ipr ed at tb brand of ball played by their heroes.

Ravages of major league mats who made big weeps during n1 Immediately after the Ift21 grind p- ere believed to have wrecked south- rr. college baseball for at least a year or two hint the teams recovered qn ckly and red to very power. iu Poor quality of professional baseball added to the attendance figures at every college game and tie financial showing was fine. Baseball as au um to southern collegiate coffers I comparatively recent innovation but th. put season teams which have thnwa financial deficits for years cams out many dollar to the rood and the customers In turn were treated to better baseball than was offered ix most of the professional parka.

I LINDWORTU AND I GIBSON CATCHERS. It rn to thewrlter that Dixie udlege showed a large number estcl1en capable of being onsidere for positions on the star nin OW iOeortla Is Eddie Rawsou who ha ft of the best seasons since he's en stopping bulla In Athens. Aw thu Big Simpson the Oglethor 1 nes of hnseba 1 And up at an Jerbilt Lynn Bomar made a splendid record. Gazzala. of Alabama is on ther good catcher.

But rising these catchers are Gib- on of Auburn and Klindworth the Missis pi Agjiies. know the mentioned is a brilliant pas- timer hiving seen him do his stuff on numerous occasions and we believe Klindwurth mu be a great player. I very pre report said so anyway. Both are experienced and personal- wed rather have experience behind the plate than any other place on the diamond. We believe this view hared by a number of sue- I leas le and minor circuit nnna er- Rlindworth who cap.

tn nod the sigies was one of the 1" ng swatters on a roster carrying hard hitters from top to bottom. Gih- ton was one of the bulwarks of the I gers attack and probably the great. cog in its defensive game. Gibson has a strong throwing arm. tut he is not quite as good this dei artment 3 Kl ndworth have been informed by New Orleans sport- re writers that Klindworth has ha 1 wer runners pilfer ha against him than any other catcher in sippi ITd Louis am in II decade pre- lime then.

that Captain Klindworth is pretty good lit throwing to bases. FIVE MEN LISTED FOR THE HURLING. When the pitchers are named a loud owl is generally heard for a week lien the- satisfied begin to wonder ho the blazes comprised the tching er ff ckfxJ by th or that dopester. expect the same thing this year. always do.

Four pitchers are usually enough. Tl is time ten hurlers could he selected and still some stars would be left ofi. That's supposed to be a corn- pi ment for the brand of pitching uncorked 1 the in the Southern In er olles ate Athletic association in the spring of goofl old 1 C2 I Before co ng any further the writer I feels that it is ne fs nrv to offer ue reason for leaving off such great pitchers as red Sate. of Georgia I ai Jake Morris of Oglethorpe. Frankly the writer ha no PIpla.

nation xeept at it wou hardly do to name seven pitchers. It ou dnt be an o1 star select on then. It wo jd took more lik. roll ca 1 southern shy Sales rerorl i 1 win many votes aud it ough to. We doubt it there ev was a col- urge pitcher matp II mo impres sive showing 1 is firt year out than Sate hu 1 ng for the Putldug.

Next year Fred should be ripe for place with it a itru jre and I irok for him to lead in the ballot- inc. I Lark of experience works- against Sale in getting this correspondents vote. WI' ire atenint nz to outline i team of seasoned veterans with the dpa of pi kini a comb nation that wouldn't fail to win very game I against any similar team selected in the same territory. Allie on of Mercer. is another promising youngs er left of.

I ut there is plenty of time for this yung southpaw and hell unque. onahly win a place bef his care brought to a close. Moulton and Grant. of Auburn menti- 11 or their work as do Thompson. 0 Leery.

and Allison. of Tech Bish- tsp. of Tennessee and Stromer and Fleaham of Kentucky. Jack Frost of Georgia. leads our I rwession just as he did in the netter of games won for the Bull.

uog rost knocked on the door of tmK11ition last year. but he fell lust short of getting in This se en there isn any question HI' wtil 1 tihly prove to be an unanimous hoice We have talked with many big ague scouts with Frost a the su.b- et for discussion. These skull hunt rs lteve Jack will be in the major vithin I couple of years after starting professional career. R. piller president of the Atlanta Base tall associaLon after seeing Jae' titeh a couple of game.

offered hits a fat contract. Jack turned down the offer. hot Spiller wont give up he chase because the local moral i strongly of the belief that Frost ill win a big majority of his game' the Southern league Jack has with the Bulldogs two seasons. During ths time he ties pitched sixteen mages winning four- teen of them Hi defeat. were bo suffered in IMl the Auburn Tiger him but Frost avenged him lf this season by defeating the All hemlaise twice.

was unconqus during ill of the 1022 season. Cliff Pantone. of Georgia given the writers vets for the second time Cliff has not made the great record be carved in 1921. but he wee pitted against the strongest of the Bulldogs' foes and succeeded in pitching bell- lunCh in the crude tests. Tiee Stone the Mercer iron man ret a place on this team.

Stone Continued ea Pap 2 Column X. 1191 Tech Students Took Part in Athletics in 922 SCHULTE LEADING SWATTERS IN SOUTHERN Chicago June 3 Bv the Asso lated McCormick of Nash lie is ii Schulte. of Mobile a fight for toe butting leadership of the Southern association with hulte the lead with a. a of 414 McCormick is second with 384 and McMillan of Memphis third. with 370.

Barrett and Connolly of Little Rock are sharing the spotlight with ste- noff of Mobile for honors in home i un hitting each having slammed out five. Henry of New 0 eans is showing the way to the base stealers with teen Other leading batters for 25 or more games Sites tirmingham 10 Nii-hoff. Mobile 364 Schlieb i er I Little Rock 3 Ju on little Itock 354 Connolly Little Rock TOO YATES PLAY HALTS Play in the ide lutes tournament St ha I aie is undergoing a temporary lull while Cl i Itidley and Rith Conway are gathering themselves for their semi final argument in the upper bracket so as to furnish Neville. the winner in the lower end. with art opponent.

Neville won his way mto the finals by defeating K. D. King 5 and 4 and Chick Ridley went into the semifinals when he defeated Cone Maddox 3 and Jo Taylor won the second flight trophy in this tournament by defeating Houston White and 7 McDonald defeated Arthur Scale 3 and 1 in an extra IS hole match and he will meet I I on in the finals in the third fl ghr Lewis and II berts are the fiml ts in the fourth ght and D. Drnk will play the winner of the D. ft ebb A Hammond match for the fifth flight trophy.

IN THE RFGt I hall sweepstakes Finn. a ll hand rap man. turned in a card of 79 with the re ulting gain in the wiv of halls sod the resulting Io in tie hand rap cons idpralion. This 79 was the he score of Finns career and his ruund was the sensation of Fast like ve afternoon. inn went out in i arid his card for the let nine totaled 41.

H. I Bridges shot an RO which. with his handicap of 24. brought pcon 1 prize in the sweepstakes. His handicap was read- isted by the committee following this ro i ml.

mrnons took the class prize with 14. 0 and ilone was second with an 0 llode won the class event and ruined a perfeetfln- good tfl handicap. Joe Ness nod Yancey tied for eec- ond place with TOn. REPORTS FROM THE home of Bobby Jones who recently under. went an operation for enlirired veins in his leg.

say that he will he up and around in a 1 ort time. hue that he does not think that ho will he in shnpp to play in the Si-ittthetn Golf nssor ntion toirmnent on Tine 20 eore a 1 ea 1 pntp es in this oln ow ng to tl fact that a large nomher of the so ith Georgia rntf clubs have joined The aeso ation has reported that every state tinier the jurisdiction of the 5 will be represented in the tournament SCRIBES END- FIRST ROUND BY MIKE THOMAS. With the exception of two matches the first round of the Scribes golf tournament is completed anti wine time today the remaining two matches will be played. In one Cliff heat Icy the sporting editor of this tand. ard southern newspaper.

meets A. Brewerton. cartoonist of The Jou- nal Lambdin Kay and Johnny Keifer play in the other match. Both hail from The Journal. The results of the first round play so far follows Manuel Manassee de featN A.

T. Carson 1 up Morgan Blake defeated George Eckford 10 up and to play Roy Fuss defeated Welsh I up 10 boles Pat Hammond defeated Johnny Outlet fl and 5 C. E. Gregory defeated T. Davis 3 and 2 and Harry Stearnes de tested Mike Thomas 3 and 1 The last match was played around the noon hour yesterday and the golf displayed by Harry Stamen in eliminating this correspondent was just a little more than we could cl tib over.

Our medal for the first nine was what under ordinary conditions we would have considered II snappy 42 hut in spite of shooting our regular or a little better than our regular game Stearnes turned one up. From this time on his game improved until the match ended on the seventeenth green. The only two second round matches that are certain at tl is time are John Dubb vs. Roy 1 1 and C. Gregory vs.

Harry Htearnes. Pat Hammond will meet tie winner of the Lambijin Kay-Johnny heifer match and Manuel Manassee will meet the winner of the Wheatley- Brewerton battle. CAPTAIN ALCOCK WINS SUBURBAN HANDICAP New York. June 3 Taking kindly to heavy track conditions Captain Alcock. tle year by Ogden- Mailard today carried the Quincey stable's colors to victory in the historic Suburban handicap at Belmont park.

Captain Alcoa eerily bested one of the smallest fields that ever faced the barrier in the Suburban negotiated the mile and a quarter the fut time of 2 05 5. and won by I length and a half from Max Hirsch's Irving Cloud. Mad Hatter was third. three lengths back. The event had a value of 8200 Sam Langiord Has Shown Speed And Accuracy in His Workouts Tiger Flowers' Only Salvation Monday Night Will Be in Boxing Vet- eran Clouter.

BY JACK Mil TON Tomorrow night. it tie rain gods go on rampage Atlanta fight JDS will have a chatiet to see Sate Langford one of the old men of the ng in action. against 9 home prod- net Tiger" Flowers. Langford. better known as lie Boston Tar Baby started his mebark he has been going at a fast lip and Tiger will have a i i evening torn rrow tlardless of Ihf outcome.

am' build is tho first thing that mpre ses the on looker He has legs I ke II lightweight. a chest like a pair ot beer keg and a ba like the so ith end of a north bound hack. In his workouts That has shown the speed an accuracy a machine- yitn in hitting. HI C' ncbes have its much force behind them as a pile driver Sam footwork a beautiful thing for a lazy man watch HI" ands flat footed block ng with his hands and srns. and 1 ng in hone- rushing inks that dom travel more that SIT inches.

Flowers i in the beet condition of his entire CT FT foot work dar es with its speed. His jabs are 1151 the can be counted. and the old double ft that made Panama ii Oans assert bed necer fight an- 1 er left handod battler is working tmoothly. Must Keep Away. If Tiger is smart enough to keep away from Same a gorilla a like embrace he has something more than an even chance to win But if he ever tries slug or do any inf hting hi chances aren worth Yankee dime.

In the serai windup lly Hooper Atlanta's 8 old favorir" wil meet a dark strai ger Iron. Brunswick. who curries the title of Ho ltoimghhotmee are Sometime ago the boys night a draw. which lly declares was highway rt bbery Ware Ions that I1 re will he no ibt as to tl winner th time Another 10 rounder brings togethet I Oi kin Greenville and Pro- te Dixon Atlnnfa pntry. Tb.

Hawkins boy me highly recom mended by the foremost fight critil" of his section while ion ha taken al that tie host piles thn ild send and woded in for more. In the opener Rid Paris. an old timer who trained lock Johnson the Utters palm est dav will swap rmacks with I- HawL i a local boy. ckets are on sale The Rex. hess" Place Prude nort nz Good 1Toue and Worthy's Smoke Flo There is a sepetmie ct on and box off oe for colored fans.

Locals' Grand Assault Is Under Way BY CLIFF WHEATLEY Team at Last Wins Three Straight It is well known in baseball that' superstit on plays a 1 Ig i art In the success of a team. Ball players are superstitious to a degree far beyond that of the average man. They are nnck to hit upon the bought that some baleful influence is throwing a jinx on them. The feel ng oV esn so-part until the Fit II 13 broken. The Atlanta team yesterday in Birmingham smashed a jinx hen he ra gods came upon the scene in the sixth inning and tot a quiet i- or any further tall playing.

the Crackers had won their third straight same That third gate- was the- par- tic ar bugaboo of Spillers hirelings. The boys have won several games this season and many tines they sue- cfeded in getting two vi tones lined up for a winning streak. Rut the ird kill ni wo Idn come. 111 Crackers finally became convin ed that they would never ho able to win he th rd But Oscar Tueros fine pitching yesterday and tie hty llud eons of Mr. Doc Smith ai Jo eph Guyon broke the 8i ell and breaking off a jinx in base all is no wall accomn- ll hment Saturdays victory is likely to prove considerably more than merely win lung a ball tame Winning two games in succession a ain a team right in the tl roes of ra toward the tom of the field is certain to ive the i rackers some mull needed confidence And being tl third straight un the local pastimTs will naturally eel tl at a 1 their hoodooes have been left behind.

In their present frame of mind. simply acl ing to make up for seine of the roui lost at the start of the camupaigu the trackers should lave little trouble in vanquishing toe Lookouts and Is wh6 will le tee opposition at Ponce eel eon park or the greater portion of this week. The Lookouts show up here Monday or games on that day ud Tuesday Then come the YOIM for six games in four days. Dewey Marshall and Bill James are in shape to royally entertain the Lookouts. leaving Budy Napier John Suggs and Tuero to start in the order named against the Yols.

Manager ilariden npuarenlly his team going full speed ahead and this writer believes the grand spurt of the Crackers will continue until Atlanta is right at the top. SPILLER SENDS RGER SCOUTING. Cy Bnrger relieved recently of playing duties with the Atlanta club is still on the pay roll of the associa lion. it developed last night in an lu terview with President Spiller. Cyrus is on a playrr search scouring the 1 gh ways amid by ways for material that might trove useful to the local cause.

1 reiy Spiller is anxious to get his hands on a utility player. lie wants a man who can be at home everywhere save hack of the platter and on the mound and he believes Cyrus is just the fellow to land the player. has been informed that re- sources at his command are unl mited This means that Spiller is willing to pay almost any price for a player who can deliver the goods. The man sought must be a good fielder. but the chief requisite is that he able to click the ball when runners are on the paths.

Spiller isn keen to lose any more games by one run when as pint hitter might have saved the day. The local mogul believes his club has hit its real stride. He is satis fled that the pitchers will stand the gaff and he knows the outfit pos sesses a punch Seventeen hits Friday and eleven in five inn logs Saturday against pitchers who were supposed to be the best in the Southern league would appear to bear out Spiller belief lie has already started building his team for next year. Manager Handen has explained to Scout Banter the kind of material he wants and it is up to Cyrus to fill the order. Mr.

Spiller declared he had- in mind many young stars who have been highly touted. No effort wttl be made to bring them to Atlanta this season. but Spiller will have them at Warm Springs early next spring JUDGES IN OLD HOME TOWN FUMBLED. From press accounts of the ninety. seventh renewal of the Stribhing.

Avera rabroglls staged Friday night in our old home Americas the Judg fumbled badly In awarding the Ma- eon youngster the decision. A remind by round descnpt on of the battle written by The Constitutions Amen- cus representative. Moran had it that stribling was floored twice during the fracas. spend ng most of his time going backward and stay uf in veil known shell Defeating Stnibling south of At. lanta Is difficult.

If you don be- 1 eve it gn up as judge in lair and see whit happens ib correspon lent wns foolish enough to try the experiment once up a time. WORLDS FAIR TEAM WINNER BY M. D. GI SQN Time Worlds Fair baseball team a well plaved game from the B11 teem by the clo score of I to 0 before a large crow 1 on the I a Point grounds yesterday after- noon. It was evident to everybody present that it wa to be a pitchers' battle before the first inning was over.

an 1 the close scoie justified the expecLa tion Vody tarnes pitched a great game for the Fair tram ng up four scattered ti and ncher pitching for the Buick team allowed the Fair team but six hits. The air team scored the run in the seventh. on a hit by Blackstock a sacrifice by B. Poswell and a two- bass hit by Terrell The Buick team is leading the ude league an I up until Satimrdmny thy ha 1 not lo a gamp anti they fought harl to beat time rair team. The orlls rair ll play the strong wild er tea at Fort McPherson bun lay afternoon.

and it is expected that a recor 1 breaking crow 1 will be present. Vs thi game will be played on the government reservation th re will be no a admission and every- bo is welcome. The orld I1 air team will play three games at ille next Thursday Friday and Saturday. Thp batteries for yesterdays game were Starnes. and nil for Worlds ir and Fincher and Ga rton for Buick.

STARTLE WINNER OF KENTUCKY OAKS Louisville Ky. June 3 Startle he chestnut filly ownld by the II. II. witt stable won the forty-eighth renewal of the Kentucky Oaks lo000 at Churchill Downs 0 ay in a driving finish with Martha tullon Jefferson I mngston latest acquisition It was a hard drive thioughout but the Hewitt filly proved the gamest at the end. Preci us 1 ula made a strong bid for place' in the stretch.

and was a good third. Bonus Mrs. Payne Whitney's filly made a KX effort for her many hack- er but trred before the mile wis covered. and finished far back. Marjaret mdxor showed a good perform.

ance end finished fourth. Both Star. tie and Martha Fallon were pats mmkers and held all the rest at a safe distance throughout. Startle was the favorite and paid her backers- si fthtly more than even money. The time one mile and one eighth was 1 523-5 JONES PITCHES WELL AND GRAY SOX WIN Jones an 1 Pomdezter engaged in a pitchers' duel for ten Innings- the for- met getting the breaks in the game and the Gray Sox defeated the Federal Prison Indians 2 to 1 Jones held the Indians scoreless for nine and two-third innings when Poindexter singled took second on Olds' walk and scored on a wild throw.

The winning run came in the last half of the tenth. when Williams reached first on an error stole second and third and scored when the Indians' shortstop fumbled the ball. Jones allowed the Indians only two 1 its while the Gray Sox tapped Polndexter for three YALE WINS OVER PRINCETON 14 TO 5 New Haven June lale proved its diamond superiority over irince ton in a bard hitting game at Yale field here this afternoon by the score of 14 to 5 The hlis played errorless ball behind Lhittenden who allowed seven hits which he kept well scattered. Tbe Jlgers used three twirleri in a vain effort to stop the slugging of the Blue itmen The fielding and hitting of the Yale first baseman and Shortstop Ollearn and Lldnch was the feature of the game. The former got two triples and a single his five trips to the plate.

ore by innn RS R. E. Princeton KX UO 101 5 7 Vale Alt o4 Jx 14 1 lown end. Htbff Ih mug and Jeffries Lli ucndrn and Mall rj Danu. WILLIS CUP PLAY STARS The.

qual fvins round in the G. I 11 tournament ws completed bat urlny at the Dr nd Hills Gulf club and Newell was mpJalist with a net Ntwell Las teen on of the mot earne tournament players that the club boasts of and until the tournament he had never finished in the money so to i eak His name has beset improving rapidly of late. and his feUow players are 1 ok ng on in as a real contender in the later tournaments this year. Mike Jones was 1) gro in the tournament shooting an SJ In this tourmment handicaps apply in all i lay in Imlmg the qualifying rouud and only one net 75 tu in the chini on flight. The men with tl er hand aps were plated in a UI of tln kind and was clowded out of the second flight.

There were 4 entries in the tournament which is a lar number cause many of the golfers are unable to get away to i lay their matches in a tOuirntment that lasts as long a tl is one I lav in this to irnev will be finished 1 tlif evening of June 17. TliE PAIRINGS. FIRST FLIGHT Newell plays I. ter Morr son plays DouUi Bell plays M. C.

Jones I I Floyd plays Georje Urine Howell play man Fort C. inham plays Hughes. M. Rra haw plays Wilmer Moore and Ben Jones plays T. llohleman.

SECOND MIGHT I Mont. com pla C. Jones hi. To plays Joe Burton It. alef plays 1 I' lhinmuin F.

Knox plays I I rs It Black plays I Gaines Tones Ir pUvs I I Flgle Bean plays P. larnoworth and Ranbo plays E. II. Barnes. HARRY STEVENS.

Druid hula profess onal journeveil to Ilcookharen Friday and played that course for tie fir me Th ro nd was sort of a get a nted affair with the entices where the Georria lal am Profess nal nlfpr to irnev will he held on Jumne nn i 7 te ens is gOt- ng on his game in flume shape and it is expected that he will give an ex Pent account of i elf in the tour. at Brookhaven this week He had a putt for a 34 on the li nine yesterday afternoon and his ball hung on the lip of this ip His medal for the round was a 7" AMONG THE IMPROVEMFNTS to the course that were ed is a lovely new hunker to add to the troubles of the average golfer in coming to 1 This hole is one of the two par 5 holes on the course an 1 more than one golfer has had a got-ad round go glimmerine on th hole. This new hunker will keep many a hall from rolling on the grEn and it makes npClsary a long high pitch on the third shot. BROOKHAVEN TOURNEY ON The qualifying round for the Gov- erring Board trophy was played at Frookhaven Saturday and a number of exceptional Scores were tuirnee in Milton Dargan Vernon McM Han and II. Taylor.

Ir turned in 755. I ow let was copped by It. Tyor Jr. who shot II 78 14 for a 4. Match play will start at once and 11 continue until Tune 17.

when the finals will tie played. Since it is rot a championship match hand cap II apply in all flights. There lire several IS handicap men in the first flight. and it is coin to take some exceptional golf or the seven handicap men to take cats of these. THE PURINGS First Flirht McMillart- 7 plays Chick Ridlpy 7 McCarty 10 plays Charles Cornell 12 te Ill.

OS plays thigh B. Adams IS E. Rivers 4 plays Taylor Jr. 14 Clarence Knowles 7 plays B. Wilson 14) T.

R. Garlmgton 14 plays r. Dent 18 H. White Jr. 13) plays n.

Taylor OR Charles Sc pie 7 plays Milton Dargan 7 Second Flight n. Husrdwiek 14) plays John r. Knox 16 II Hall 20 plays W. B. Harrinston 22 Seldom Tones 20 plays IT MeDuffle 20 A.

B. Cates 201 Tav R. A Wilson OR H. W. McDonald 1 play' P.

R. fngle 22 C. C. Smith 22 plays 0. tattttprwalthe 24 1' C.

Wilson 22 plays F. Or ham Williams 20 F. M. Straplm 14 plays J. R.

Gray. Jr. 14 Third Flight RlnkEman 22 nays S. M. Downing 30 J.

Byrne 22 plays John Mom" Tr. 30 v. Goldsmith Jr. nlayi T. H.

Mcrrow 26 W. Minnie 25 rHv Lee LIndslev 22 A. V. Guile 26 plays fT rle Rawson 24 F. Blount 28 drew a bye C.

Crawford 20 plays Mmnich 28 T. 0 Moeckel 20 7S KH. Martin 18 Coach Alexander Completes Athletic Survey at Tech Showing Wide Participation Public Not Informed as to Extent of Intra. Mural Sports at Tech Report Shows Number in Each Branch. STATISTICS TANDING OF CLUBS Southern as.

rrrus Won. Lost Mobile to IS Southern League. 1 510 Ha 1 National Learue. UBS woo New York fl 1 n. 4 at.

losis 1 ttrixutiiva Chicago lttl Dftnn 4 ssti FU adp pi a in 0 497 I vdanil 2 4 4S i no 444 Kin 444 lo IS 4 4- YESTERDAYS RESULTS Southern League. Atlanta 6 Birin ha 1 Chat anon a 4 Nanhil le S. Orln Ms5ii" ttle Rot 6 Vemphlj So American ru Oil ro 8 Ism 4 Wa hliuton rWltd i rate. Po fl 1 orl Detroit. 4 eland 5 National agu V.

Tent. Piston Ih adolph 4 I dvn 64. 9 II trfwrg ncinnati 4 Chic-ago. Piedmont League At JUl lh 4 Ouch Point 2 At u-tw ro 4 Tanv 5. At WIIHIOD halcm 3 2 Durham 1 Virginia aiie At Rocky Uount 11 2 Newport 5 At Wl on 27 Portumouth 5 At chmond Norf Ik ra Florida State At PflTtona Or ando At Tai pa 4 cksonT At Ijke nnd St.

I ftcnburjt 5. International League At Balti nnrc Bead nt rain. At Jir Utj- Newark rain At Enrh aUr 3 i ttmffaio. 1 At Toronto JTBCI te llece Baseball. lfa Ka Mit Azeiea 4 lej- Ji Brown.

8 Anberet. 1 Texas League. At Hoi ton 6 Sot. Antonio S. 1 al as ort Worth.

At li 8 rt 10 a too 4 hrc rt ort at MU li. ga ne railed re In park. American Auoniatian. At mwuk Sttansa4oite At lidauaplli 9 I lunih a 12. At Kani.

Cit 6 1 At LouliTille 7 Tol do 13. South Atlantic. At rrvonr le 1 Spartanbart 2. At nt a 3 sues. 4 At Augusta.

4 rtwrlonte 2 TODAY'S GAMES Southern League. Chattanooga at Xa rille i at il mph Orlraru at Mobile American Lea-gas. Chicago St Loulg Ptro at rv eland Ik mn it li ngton 1 i Udflpi tee leek. National League. Clm nnstl it Chin to New lent lirookljn ttaly two nei icl ertulM American Allocution Tsieia at Loulivllle tiluumbtie it Indiana poll Miaseaptuil.

at MUwinkee SL Paul at Kinnai City. Teas. Lea Gllrcnton at tteaament. nton at 5 Shreseport at Wichita Falls Double- bender rort Worth at Dal a Sally League. Sunday an cl edule FUridi Stats Learn No Sunday gains.

cbetiuled OHIO BECOMING RACE HORSE CENTER Ohio seems destined to become a center for the running sea. Two running horse plants have operated successfully near and this spring and both ha" already made plans for extensive fall meetings. It is rumored that the syndicate behind the Cleveland tracks is planning the purchase of several other Ohio tracks with a view to establishing a ehamn of racing centers in and about the Buckeye state. The latest addition to the string was the purchase of the plant at Youngstown. Ohio.

Although this Is but a half mile track it is regarded a one of the best in the world. It was built several years ago by the late Senator David Tod a harness horse enthusiast. Since his death no meetings have been conducted on the course. The plant comprises shout fifty acres and is said to have changed hands at a figure believed to be 50000. CANADA WILL HAVE MANY RACE MEETS Canada will hue more running" race meetings this year than ever before in her history Ko less than five new plants will be to operation and others are planned that will practically insure racing from early spring until late in the fall.

Wttb the various provinces protecting the game with legislation it is little won der new plants are being erected. Of the 1673 students at Georgia Tomb. un took part in some form of athletics during the past year according to Coach W. A Alexander- who has just completed a study of athletic cond tions at the school. His figures showed that more than 70 per cent of the students were engaged in sports of one kind or another and that the number participating in inter- si bola- tic contests was less than half of the number who took part in the intramural events.

There has been a certain amount of criticism of college sports in the past few years on the rounds of too great ppecilization Mr. Alexander said. The charge has been made that all the attention has been centered upon the varsity football games. in which only a few men can participate. while.

the primary object of athletics the de. veopment of tie physical condition in all the students Has been forgot- ten I believe the explanation of this criticism is chiefly in the fact that the public is most interested in football The people outside of the school starcelv know that the intramural con- te ts are being held and these con- te ts are not designed for popular entertainment. Their object ma to de velop the be qualities of sports- rmn'-hin and the best physical condi- on among the students to make bet. ter men of them. It is.

therefore. very- gratifying to see that so many of the Tech students voluntarily took part in sports It is impossible to have compul orv physical training at Tech because we have no gymnasium. and the fact that more than. TO per rent of the students on their own mi- UUP took part in athletics during the year is proof that thEY have the proper interest in their own devel p- meet. 1 701 Students Engaged.

The total number of Tech students who were engaged in all recognized spans iluiring the past year football basketball track baseball swimming and tenni' was 1701. This includes however. 510 men who were in. more tl- in one form of sport. The total enrollment at Tech of regular stu' uteflts this year was 1673 exclusive of the ght school students and other sr HiaIs and this makes the percentage of stu lents participating in athletics 71 per cent.

Track sports interested the greatest nt mber of students. the total in this neh of athletics being increased by the entry of more than 500 students in the annual cross-country run of -'I miles. Football was second with ii total of 450 students engaged. in- ling 2-14) members of the company te-ims in the O. T.

C. There were twelve R. O. T. C.

foot- boll teams and basketball teams and teen fraternity baseball and basketball teams whose activities were en. turcly in competition with other Tech teams. and were not engaged in interscholastic contests. A total of 1181 sit-dents were engaged in these excl is velv intramural sports. The varsity at Tech are only a small part of the number interested vd taking part in athletics" Coach Alexander said.

Varsity sports are a rt of our athletic program but only a I art. Our most important work an ong the students is encouraging intramural activities. I believe the re ults of the past year refute sny cr tici of specialization as far as Georgia Tech is concerned" In addition to the men taking part in tile various sports physical train- lag me emphasized in the work of the O. T. C.

because of the lack of gymnasium facilities at Tech. Coach Alexander's figures on participation in athletics by the Tech students follow lootball Number carried throughout the season on varsity and scrub squads 150 married on freshman squad 60 R. O. T. r.

12 teams with squids averaging 20 each 240. Total engaged in football 450. Basket Ball Number carried throughout the season on varsity squad to carried on freshman squad 20 12 O. C. teams of etrht men each 96 fifteen fraternity- teams of eight men each.

120. Total enraged in basket ban 266 Track Number Berried on varsity and freshman squads. 80 number in country run. iOO Total engaged in track sports 580. Baseball Number carriw on varsity squad throughout season 20 a freshman squad 20 15 fraternity teams of 15 men each.

225. Total enraged In baseball. 205. Swimming Total on various swimming teams 40. Tenni Total participating in official tournaments and on recognized Tech tennis squads 100.

GRIFFIN TEAM LOSES TO GRANT STARS" In an interesting game Saturday tie Grant AU- Stars of Atlanta defeated I the strong team in Griffin 7 to tL inning long home ton in. the ninth. inning decided the struggle. Us ala got two other hits. Griffin got two earned runs while the All Stars xot six The catching of 11111 and the pitching of Allen for the wmnera was rood.

Allen struck out. nine man Wilson pitched good ball for Griffin but was not very effeeUve In the pinches. A. Murphy and Rodhet rot-two nita each for Griffin. SpielbnWer second baseman for the All Stanvae- eepted nine chances without an error.

Son- Innings RH B- Grant Xtl. 57 15. IT Griffin 102 i 3 fe Allen and Hill Wilson and Ilaw-Una umpiresEUi aM Bmiti. rSports THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Clit VOL. LIV.

No. 35 ATLANTA GA. SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 4 1922. MA TE IAL TEAMS I i Tech i Four-Auburn Constitutions Star Ball earn Position Player College Catcher Gibson i Auburn Catcher Kllndworth Miss Aggles Pitcher Frost Georgia Pitcher Pantone Georgia Pitcher Stone Mercer Pitcher CollIns Tech Pitcher Ed wards iss. Aggles FIrst Base Cody Georgia Second Base.

Richardson Auburn Third Base organ Tech Shortstop n' Kuhn Vanderbilt Centerfield Barron Tech Lettfield Ingram Tech Righttieid Thomason Georgia WHEtTLEY when porng star baS ball materai. facM this ul po itions deilte in realizes unquestion- or S. I. A. omiinatlons a Uglh i to' sele tions four.

fine playN pitchors they i given plac With nt tl pla ers Constitutions pick. the Uni- Groria nurn- throu i I. Mississippi Aggips I cosching ill bt st brilliant ithout tofi warranting on all tar list. isn't lt Jack- this pick their rionship is atny Upr tam. tot fie against areation tlIm Dot it pro vitiS Gporia TpCh re pmhlpd totters dp pr pnt Inds rpAl rices their num r.

MISSISSIPPI. S1ARS This p0ndent a si ippl rhanCfs th i serves eore places. but Qn Ani li tnhs by. college rlpre ntatins hive ptsre pwyed. The ris.

i sippi AItiea mu bad I iely against coneges ea tern er sut1 led tftr sea Hi suc sful. s. ers don't star finding plce ma are Idly successful in the olI fa 111 ttrsed the th Ir he s. ere Cuiekl be Ba eball 8 I ea offe profea fonal seems 01 or a 4tar nine. i Raw on tJh nee fom I1a tlMnBi 8 nlJOD tbeOIlethotJl 1a 11 1I's basf blll Yand rbilt is mother ood riin Gibson.

of MissiSilpi We firSt is ha ving lieve LHry ex rienced per nal- p1a i i flll oi nnnaiers i coding attt rs ro ter carrying' TiJers' I a nd et 1 tit uite a in department Rlindworth. I ep r1- bas tlJ in Misippl in We pr I oed HE jl OR HLRLI G. i di lt compri ed pitching tiff picked this WI' 1 This I plimlnt ity in 1 as oo HI i loin i a FrN stid orris I has 1 I ou1dnt star selection I woud Ii I if 11 :1. ill will him dlldll Wh moe sire his did Lng ext I laf ea tr ea Ilt I 1D I I ale atTlmting a I tf am fa Oned I pikin i Thor ploOn. youngster ltit win pla A Tlnnl FIee JlO ion jn Frost in.

l' isn't as eu di ussion. Thes skull-hunt. blev alk wi majr- cupe yan star. nl froffuional crr. J.

pier. tanta Bas sl a iatoD ater il Jal ric jamel hi1 rntrac Ja doW ofer. Sfier rv U1 rhe ehu buse mnl il tUly 1 at 1. majrtycf ame" I Suther uue. ha en wib seAons Drnr fu chld ixt maKfs.

nninK fonr Hi. bh lrfered Anlurl Tl" Itng eenjN ln 1 fft I miat tie He unrnqu. dTn II 1 leAon. Ciff Patole. 1 te wrter1 Yte Cift gt rr crne I 19.

WR pite lraln th IPt Bul oJ fo an lee pHebtc la otb thf rc. teta. Stone Mfr irn atl plae tbil tMm Stne Pap 2 Vl a I i CLiejO I Ass- iated lre 8.1- hCortlck ash IJe. Mobie batn 80UtOHI tsso ltjuu 8chule 5 80 41. send 8.

1lan MeIhi 3j6 CnMly Lite sharinl spotlght ie- Dof. obile i hiting fve. O. bas wih sixteen. Iames Sin lirminlhlm.

I ithoff Srh ieb- He. Ltle 3. Jut on. Litle 3 Connoly. 00.

YA TES HAL IS in Yates tourament East LakE is undproing poary lul Clilk Itdley Kith jitthling i final in W. J. evile winner eile df 4. I fnd hen addox Jo fjiht tournamlnt Sand 7. McDn- Ar ur Sale IS-hole wi met In finls in flight.

A. W. Lwis W. Hbrts finalists in fight. Dak wi IV.

T. A. tbE Cith fht trphy. I REGULAR hAl J. R.

1t handiCap tured if sultinl ay bal i ultinl los in handicap arpr Ind pn atin Llke yeS- afternon. finn 1ent out a flr 41 Brirgn Rf. whib. hi hlndicRj 4. him nd priz in wlp takp rear-I I jn tf rl committf folowing ran nrl imrons te R' A ih 1.

1. 6 ant J. Ilone plnd 0. 1 It. on da Int Ilt prfertf lrI :1 hanriRp.

Jo Cs It. Yancv tifd C- plar FRO hor. rf lpntly unr.r- In pnlrlrl in hi hI wl short tlt r0S hI wi I in sh pI' in 11hpr iltion ti1rnlmnt Jlne I erlia wilt Iat in in In.1' owin Ih. faCt Ilrltp ulh I dlh jinpd tue r. A.

aOqliltion rpprtpt thlt fIV Inr1pl juri dition G. A. i tour-I I I ISCRIBES I FIRT IKE THOfS. Wit tleption touraent tme toay wi playtd. Clf Wheat- prting BOuther newspapr mEftl A V.

Brewtrton. cartonist Jou- nl Lmbdin te mat. Bth hai Joural. rpsuls firlt 1 folows fnuel anasle dE. Carln 10rgan deeated Eckord an pLy Fu dftated J.

W. Wllh I holel df fented Outer J. 2. Stlanel dt. fatId 1.

W8 playe aound non I Starls in. tis rrp pondent ltte cu1d elilb wa nnrer ordinar rndi- in pie Jttle tter olr Iglar Iame StearnfS trned bil unti matc vn- tfnth J1rE. Te tcond rnnd ar Crtin this J. Dhh v. FI.

Ind E. Grelory HtlarnflI Hamond wn mt tle winne Lmbin Kanhnny Keiffr matc Manasee wi met te eatey. Brwerton btte. ALOCK Taking hlsy cOlditions. Cptain Alck 5rerold hin hfst Subun hudicp llnt prk.

Cptin Alc eally bte te smnes fieldl tha fac brer Subrban. nertate quarer I tme 2:0 2- on th And. hl trm Ma Hrh' FynJ Coud. wal thl Tb lnt had. we i.

Sa Lagord Show Wil in Vet' JlK MIITO t' rin Qont 10 ns wi chaut ring agnins Ict. Tijer 8inet bela tun bl joing fu llp lnd wil iloy tomorrow. th fir impre' ps on Ike chp kei 1th E1d north-hound hi ItI sped anj accuary msrhine iln hltin punches foret thfm rier. Saml fotwork i I Ihln mln t. watCh.

Oan footed. sen1inl hiD ho Idom rrl ix inCheg. i Intirf arfr work rla7- es jab 1 they cant cunttd. lde Je as ert tr fjiht If fthandc ball r. Itst Y.

I stat Sms 10rila lke ha smetbing win. 1. infJrltin his I cIancs lren 1 windup liy Hoopr. wi Ja rk traljger frol Brun k. wh' i mp a hhf i rw Bly roohry.

Wse Io t1wrf i doubt to' tie this i 10 tof thll 11n vin GrtlnviIf mite Atlnnal la by hilhly re I Mf nded foremot fght Dixon talln I a 1 hlst pnl in Atlanl otmld an nrpr in i OpnH Kir Dav 01 rI nrk in lRtel pllmif a o. i I cks Ed nawlis. 10C11 I iCkpt nrx.1 hl' PIRCf. TrArp' mrtn rM i n01 Wothys nnl I I I eefI Gfcton 0- I IffiN lorfrI I CLFF ea Wis Stagbt is known basebal supr tition litg part Bal upertitious degre. yond avera n.

luiCk houlbt me inlnente throwinf I fillinl esnt nti SItl is hrokn. vt terd8v nirminlham Imashld nx. btn I rain upn Iut uietl a kr dt tlb t6iJtt i I thirr gam. pr' I tiClar hultab 8pipr' hirelillsr bys ssn IU- Ndpd in lf ttlnJ vidorie lnpd lp winninl tirr kiinl 1011dnt cme. Thp finalv nflml rnvinp tiat aill" thirr.

lRr eS mi tJud lr. Dc amid spel of mx in basehal is Blll plshment. Wtly prve meely win- COe lsli I I I thro. rar. lO1 a rd I I I nttded I bein le trilut I win naturaly Il that hodo btEn hind.

fra sirply aching me ground itart the Crac ker Ine Ii ttle vlnqui hin Lkouts 015 wIl Ponc Leon lere or cme sx Iam Mar bal Ri Iblpp' royaly apif. Sugjs stlrt in a aint ha his ful nhtsd wri hIHes ralkers wi I is SE DS SCOlTI G. Blrger. releve inl Atauta cub eel It i is senrchluring hilh- wai ways mii roJ i Ci Uh utilty le cn ve plater th inforlN re ure uulmitlt I lf ans Hpillr is wiinl delver Ids. mln ught mu od ii abt dik bl ae Hpier isn't lo Iamel biter hae tved Te mOlul bilv ha it I pich en wi knowl I 11 1 Svnten eleVn fve innIngs Satura a ri 7hheO appB bar Splers lef.

buidin ha lxpllinf ut materal i Cyrul fi orer. Spier dllaed Inr younr tn 10 hae bn highl. efor wt1 brlnl thtm SE8on. Spier wn ha tbt War Sprnp ealy epTng. JUE I FUMBLE.

Frm plS acuntl of te ninltl- I tb rnewa 8tliblnr- Averi Imb1UI lt Frday hot Aerc 1 be 1 aWa te 1. dtision. roon I description batle writen CODtitutions Amei- etatie C. triblnl CoMed I plnrinr goinl bckwlrd staying in 1 fe i lkn ili At I difcult. I YOl don't lifve it.

iln a judle hi i Ind This eorrf pon fOli i expriment onc upon I TEA WINN RI I. SQ I babal tplm I won played glme I I ltui-k ten m. rOe sCore O. beore 1. rge lowd I Eat groun evidnt everyboy pre nt bfforE' inninl wa Of r.

anti cls justifed expcl- tion. oo tJres piChpd I Ireat amp jivin bnt sRttprer hits J. FinCher. tl" Buik allwed te tlm ix Fair sorer their rn te sventh. HlaCkgtok.

sacrifie two Terrell I learing If a ant turrY hld lot a I ulht Fair 1 Worrls Fair wtl tronl Rldier I A lpPbe- unray is I II thlt braking crowd I wil presnt this wil I thre wi admision 1 bv is wf lcome. I Worlds Fair i thrf Iamp nresvlp Thnrsiay. anr aturray. ba tterR ypstf rday' 8tnrp nrl arrl. ir.

J. J. fr 1 I Louisvile 3. I th che tnnt fiy wit stble. forty ilhth I Oak.

Cbubi Dwns I toay in drivig Julon Jefeln Livingtons aC ui ition. tblU hout fily lrPiols Lula IItronl stretb. wa J1o Irs. WhitneY1 fiy. efb hem ife coverd.

finised fa bck. rr- Windsor 01 perfor- anM. Hot tlE Falon wrr pl kpII. ld relt sfe trtle wa thf Ind plid hl backert sljhtly een Infy. Te tme oe mie ad one-eighth 2 3.

AY Jone anti Poindextr enag InniDs for geting break in deteate te Ff. frl Prin Indias 1. onl ree twothir lnIng. Pon- 111e. tok snd Ols' wld thrw.

wnil rn cme thl Rt bal Wilnml recbf ftt rr thir. BJ te Ihorttop fmble tl' JMea alowel thl Indian onl Ub. tpp Poidet fo I 5. ew Yale Prince hitting fied ateron 1 5. Els pla eror- ba Chittende lowe sevn hih wel scatered.

Tiger uied thrf twiren effor stp n. hitng basman bort tp 01Iern Ildricb fulmer sigle fye trip lore innings 11. lrincton 1551 101- OW It ix 1 To Thoms I Cltrndr Mallory Janu. ST ARS Iualifying F. Wilis w.

Sat- Druid Hils cub C. lj. cwel La onE parnet tourament cuh out touraUpnt npvr in peaJ. laIe bpl felow okin him rel1 in Is ter thi ikp wa low in suotin tour mpnt hanriraps in fll play including Q1alif in tok in chlpion hip fght. Thl lowe ups I this one 11 as clow 8e nd fliltht 46 Enrips in whih i large numher.

Cu play matCbes in tourampnt lnt as this onf. 1lav tourney i by tbl evning 1. FRST A. C. fIHI C.

pikr. W. J. rrisn U. Dou II.

Bpl 1 1. F. eone G. Howel man T. Dunham C.

II Hrdshaw Wilme fore In I J. SECO FLGHT I. F. plays G. II W.

Todo pIa Buron. R. Catef T. 1. pla 1.

L. Shive. B. It. BIHCk L.

raine' TonCs lr pll8 1. LEldE 1 pla FRn wrh K. Bare Hil sionI jurnpYtj Brkhavn an playe ur first timt. This rotund a pt a''uainTrr whrrf rfrlil-Alahall Prfpssionll touicney wi fnd 7. fteyn is pt- ting fin shap i HPfte ex.

cplpnt aC unt nimlf in thl nnmpJt thi wplk. HI har :4 hint afteroon bal imp. Iis wa BI TiE DPROYDfETS he cour ha not irr il 11. hunkr ard erlSf soIfer in Cm. 1.

Ti plr anr thln ole jiolP ha joo roun Ilimmern this bunkf wil hal roninl anr i fhot. I I TE' qll1fyin ard aK Erokhaven atTrdy I lxrepional rP 1f hrTP in. Dargln. fin J. Jr turffi in Low Dr W8 lOpp J.

ohot 781 ft MntCh i OC. cntinup Jule fiTal mi hI pllyd. 8in1 hampion micb. handicaps i in al filht. leral hanrirup in fiht.

i oinl Iml' Iolf car the Fnt W. V. Mdliln plaYI 7 I 11lr- Crnf I White HI Aram" OS Rive H. 4 Carpnr 7 Win 11) Gnrlnlton 1 fl ye L. Dnt 8 1 J.

Tlor CaIIl Setple Milt0 Darau 7 Re R. Har irk pl ohn r. Knx 6 HII 2 plR 2 EIrpn onfs 2 I 1. leDlfil" rat 2 T11YI A. 1rJnald Tngle 2 2 S.

a tlltterwaihe :4) Wil 2) Orlham Wiiam 2 1. f. Rtrpin 4 TIr Flght 2 rlY Dwlnl 30 p1YI 3 Oldiih. flrr' 2 Minnilh rllYI JJe JIndslf1 A Gurf plaTI frl Rlwln BloUit dTw wfoP Ioee U(8) I Athletc Particpaton' Infore Inta- Sport Teh-Repor Nu1r I 1ST A 1S 1 CS i I Soutern Lea re. rxns- Lot.

Pt I 6 5uthern Lare Ltle Rek Brinwham 6 Otemphia 1' 1Ian. :4 I li NatoDI i i- oa. It Pct. I 10 i litb tO 57 Lml. :0 I Cndnna I :4 11 ii :1 Ihiadolpbla is 34 Aerican Lere.

I 1 a. rt rct Wuhinllon :4 rouioeupuua :0 1 4 I i SOU er Lare. I Dlnlnhor 1 honoz hvm I 7 lotU. I Llt. Rok.

Amercan Lee fl" t. 11. I Wahl Ion rin. 1000 I York. 130.

Naton Lr. I 1klon I 4. Iroln e. 1t. Inl nttorg.

f. CncHnot Chl. o. Piemont Le RIth Ul IInl 2. I Ir 7 DnTi WinoDSJom 32 1 Vlrna xe.

Ry lt 2 Ion PoraIuth Richfd- folk. rin. Ford Stte. lonanrlao rin. Taotpta.

Jckoonillo I. LkeiRnd. 2 1Ilrg. 5 Inteationa Lere. npedin rin.

Jersey ewol. rU Rhater 7 Hlftlo 01. Tornto. Cle ebal AhCh t. Ier Brwn.

Ambrs. 1 Tu. Lr. ltauiaa. Worh.

7. itrstOa hnrt Wihit al gains ce fire I prk. Amecan Adaton. lnnli f. I ld ia 11 I.

Clumbu Kana t. Pul. Lu1le Toledo. 1. Atlntc.

At rnTie 1 Saronbrt. I10ia Cballon Au UtL ChrJ01e 2. Souther Lee. otano I. LitJe Ho otphte.

Oriun tol. Atanta- lniachom. nt Amercn Lr. Clt" at Lul. Itrit a nInd 10010n Whinllon 1hlodlphlo ew ytonl Lae.

Cinlnot Chicago. e. lrll D. OnT to Jome. IhednlP.

Aloiation. Tole" LulTle Clumblo a Indlnnapll. Mlnnor1h 0 I Miuke Kalu Ler- Beumont. Fn Anloi" Shrvrt Foi. Doble- nr Dan.

Saly Laue. :0 Sudy Jan ocheule rida Stte Lp. pm. I eule. HRSE becme hores.

operate surssfuly nea Cipo bth ha extn i ve fal I r- more syndiate bhind pur ebaa track sbinl cllin racinj cnter a latf strinl Wa Alboulh il bu mie re ared as bst te WA yeaII ai te I Senl or Daid 10. hamul hOI entho ilet. SiT bil deat meetingl hav en conduete ur e. cmprist bat acrl cbanre bnd fjun bleed 50 CANADA WIL wi rn rac metngs yea ta hfore bllot. 1 8 tn fve new.

flant wi i oprtioni otJn re tat prctcly lur racnl rb eDn unt lae te fal. Wf tbe. vrioul prvinc prtetng te Jame wit legllation i ltte wn. dl plt a bi I f-- Gerr tok sme for duriDI ae ordinl ach Alexnder complete stud Cf conditions te ha showe pr eniged i sprts tat num participting iter. scholastic contest le hal numbr tok prt i te Thpe ben sprts vlar to peciization Ir.

Alexnlr Iid ben ben upn tb varity fotbal prticpate the' objf ct at letic. thl e- tie physicl in ents ha ben for ot- te :1 Iieve eplanation Niic is chiefy at fot- ball ople hol intramurl cn- i tests re binl held. te dsijined ppuhr objets de bt qualties sport man in bst fhysieal cndi- ton amonl bt. mf I is HI lrtifyinl man voluntariy tok lart in prt. I Impcsble hRf ry Tch bpCnu cmUII IumJ thE ct I.nt stu ruts I tiative athltcs tnI oPr in deel4p 1701 Student Eng e.

tot studeJt in rgiz durng pas year ketbal tack basbl tenni8was incudes. r. mor for enrolmpnt Teh reglar rJnts a 16 3 night fhool student otnlr roials prcentge turents paticipating in athletc d. pr cnt sport te patet 1mber totl tis brrnlb athltics bing ineasd 5 in cross Tn Footbal end wth Ingage cti'ling mfmhr cmpny tms I wer fot- 11 teams fifHn fr terity basbal baket. bal who actvtes tirry in com tiion ith Teh nt engged 181 wee lngP thes cl mpn I ar mll intereste 1 athletc Cch llxandlr por8 ar put Itllltic prgm I tart Or imprtt RDJonj students i in encou inc actviies.

blee reI Its rute anY rticm ff spcalztion al Gtorgil Tfrb Incfrntd. Iddit on takin prt aIIUS prtphyaical trin. lTg empha8ize in te bElluse nmnasiu fcitl Teh Alexndlrs figr r- tiipaton atletcs fIlow umbr carrie tbroUh arit' tb. 15 arrd frsbman uad. C.

wib aVlrajin 2 Isc 24. In in fotbal. Number re thrughout te 80n rt :10 Crrild frhmn slod. T. ftef tef Enl le in 2.

Tark-Numbr acme T1t. Ind frshman 8 nlmb r. Tot1 engag1 in a rrie trnghout 2 frEhman 2 fratert 1 mn trh 2. Tot ennl baShal. 25.

Total vrous lw. minl tams 4. TlnniTtal particptng I off. tournllmEnts re Iquads 10. GRAN A TAS' Intntf ge Saurda1 te Urnt tn Atlant deet Itnr teat Grn tot Vinninis bote ru te J1nU dede tuleH a.

It oher hit rt I tre rus hie te St tcbin BUlad ptc- Al te J. Alm Itc J. Wfln piter forGr1' nt eUeT t. piche Murh1 Re 1t tw lit ae Grffin a lelbuu fnd bman. fo AS ae.

ttf nlle eanrwitout annrp i by Ulnt A110 OO1 5 Griff 1olOfl 93 Alen a BIWUl UHal 1. 1f I orts L1T4 357. learn Edwards Miss Morgan real limit de- i fol- Ireofus le hi po9i-i'oing iner qiestion azre ation eria to bgbet correopendent sissippl Mississippi intely ucceested hnma n. em qnickly is OecrgI Ien muot preoc so. is big league toinod an We had ft cttme.

i nshtn We Tnertn1leziate 192. necessary some int wouki liks cal will ever wt. hulng struggle in cotnbnation I he 11 tonably beftie menti-m for sore. eu- ect rc belIeve major. a is I I His both I I elf ad I I I et- I 1 1 9 1 1 d.

414. Oeans iU9 tier. 3S. Itson PLAYHALTS lake Chick semi-final 2. Joe I i 1.

G. AW W. Ibberts flight. W. Iii 9 re- luy consideration.

a i. 9. ceconil jueted 1. V. Simmons 6B Malone SO.

C' F. ytsociOtion 1 lead entres owing the south 5 ysqiifi8tlnfl S. FIRSTROUND de- lB de- eImb hj Fuss Ogden-Mal- in JyIng twinher idiv-k MILTON. Same impre-ecs on-looker. kegs south nf Ella is to tant footed.

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