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CONTITUI1OU ATLANTA. GA SUNDAY Smithies and GoUege ark Cadets Lead in Selections On Constitutions Prep ALL CLECTZON. Po Sekol Cuter Ue. GM A. 0mlh f.

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Pteklng an alt prep Is always a Job that La not as easy at one anight expect. A in the former years there- La a world of fine material. hut after much deliberation pro and con. the allOYS named team represents one of the strongest combinations that. could be arranged.

The backfield on this years mythical eleven could hardly be Improved on even taking into consideration the other prep teams In the state. The line would be' hard to get through and they would give any team a merry battle. The selection of the bscttuleld was Comparatively eaty but the line was another question. There was the largest array of talent in the local preps on the line this 3 ear and it was a hard matter to leave off some of the star performers. In dealing with the selection of the team the oSttjone will be taken up scparate- ly starting with the line.

Radii. Carter. of O. M. A.

and Saunders of Tech High. are without doubt the best of all the talent for the end positions on ho 1920 eleven. They are both wonderful defensive players and on breaking up end runs they are wizards. Carter is the but end in the state this ear and he would a' valuable man on anybody's team. On getting down under punts he has no equal and this ability be ha clearly shown la all the games this ear Saunders is a large man.

but he taut He. too. is a man that gets down under punts and this Is one requirement of a good end. These men were nicked over DuBose. of G.

M. A. Ulchardson. of Tech High and Shell of Boys' High. All three of these men are fine players but the fall hart to men- of much better abU- it Tackle Of the entire line the tatkles are the easiest to pick.

These two positions go to two of the best men that have played the tackle positions In Atlanta prep circles for some time Williams of Tech High and Smith of Boys' High. Charlie Williams is the best defensive man in the state. Jitis year and be now has only one mor game to play in a Tech High uniform. Srirth proved his worth to his team more times than one this year. when he was called out of.

the il to punt. He boots abatl better than any backfield man on the city selection. Pogers of Y. A and Hetvey. of Tech High are good men.

but they lack the calibre of those chosen. Guards. The guard positions go to Blackwood. of O. M.

A. and Sartaine of ch High. These two men are large and stocky and their play this season justifies their selection. Lv- son of Boys' High. Stone.

of Tech High Whtpple of the Cadets. are fine men. and' it is hard to leave them off. OnJrr. Pantaze.

of G. M. A. gets the snapper backs position on our mythical eleven lie Is a small man. but he la aivta in every play.

In the Tech G. M. A. game he played one of the best games that has been seen in prep circles for some time and he was playing against a man that outweighed him by at least twenty pounds. Pitt man and Helvey of Tech High.

are men of fair caliber. but the are out of he question when there Is a man of Pantezts ability around. Quart er. CapUln Froggy ners of G. M.

gets the Quarterback position without a dissenting vote. He Is one of the best broken field runners in the state this year besides having the ability to run a team on the field. If a team baa any weaknesses he will surely find them out. lie is also appointed captain of The Constitutions all eam Wallace of Boy High. and Harris.

of Tech High. are dandy backs. but they are tar from being In the class with Mlerp. Halves. Of nit tho backfield positions.

the selection of the halves Is the most tltffkult. However after thinking the matter over from alt possible jingles Gord of Tech High. and Laird of the University High. got' the places Gordy. like Mlers Is a broken field runner of rare ability.

He Is one of the fastest men In the prep circle this year. Laird pja ed wonderful ball or his team the put season and he will be a valuable man on count of his ability to hurl forward passes. The men were selected over such stellar plav rs as Edmonton of Tech High Dlckenon and Slmowlts of G. M. A.

and Ottley of Hoya High These are all fine players. and it Is hard to leave them oft. but there are others better. Fullback. Smack Thompson of Tech High Set the bucking position on the team.

He the but fullback that the xal preps have seen since the days when Judy Harlan was full. hacking for the Junior Smithies He has the drive that Is essential for a good fullback. and on the defense he La unusually strong. Robtoado of O. M.

A. is the fullback that Is any way near In the class with Smack. His playing has been good in the games of the season. but far under that of Thompson. DARTMOUTH EASILY BEATS WASHINGTON Seattle.

Wash. ember IT Dartmouth today smothered the University of Washington by bril- llant forward passing and won 23 to 7. Three of the Dartmouth touchdowns were made directly through forward passes from Robertson to Jordan. The fourth was made on a me buck following a successful overhead attack. Washington's lone tally Came In th tint quarter.

wsn Abel blocked a punt and carried the ball over. One of the largest crowds ever Vassemhled for au athletic event In he city. estimated at 30000. witnessed the contest. Washington went Into the contest with a rush.

Mtera few minutes play In which scant yardage was xnade or either tide. Abel blocked 1K brton' pent and raced SO Irthroatrk the field for a Dartmouth failed In several at- ieOBts rpasln ibis period. but in the succeeding quarters got her rUJ program Into operation and mothered th sun dodgers. Three Dartmouth touchdown were mad CRIMSON TIDE BUILDING FOR. NEXT.

BY JAtK YKREMAf. Tuscaloosa Ala November 27 Special Concluding on Thanks. giving day her twenty-eighth year of gridiron history Alabama brought to close one of the most successful shasonsshe has experi cooed. Entering the 1029 season with lack of confidence on all sides the Crimson tie of 1929 has acquitted itself withmore than commendable service. The Alabama backfield was considered at the beginning of the seasolt to be the peer Of any charg.

ing machine in thesouth but there ability of the Crimson line to stand up under the strenuous service It was to be put to. But that doubt was removed see Alabama had bare- 1 entered upon her schedule. I Vandy succeeded In counting one touchdown ayalnst Alabama but that was made on a forward pa which landed behind the goal line. Georgia. piled ui three counters anti a victory over the Crimson warriors but not one.

of thesS touchdowns was made over the ahttord Crimson line. The Crimsdabackfield acquitted itself In the fashion It was doped out to at the beginning of the season namely by rushing madly over opposing territory and cinching for Alabama the distinction of having one of the most powerful offense machines in the entire southland. The. nucleus jsl this WerIul charging- apparatus wa Stephenson one of the most versatile and most brilliant fullbacks the south has witnessed In a long tlm Stephenson was- the mainstay of the Crimson backfield. and was called on Incessantly when good gains were needed.

and he rarely failed to push the oval up for whatever ground was. wanted. Stephenson has Incited more comment in toe press anti in the side lines than any other southern fullback- Other Alabama backtlelders who toed the- mark absolutely and fell hardly short of the great record of Stephenson were Mume Leroir and Tatty O'Connor. The- former scored more touchdowns In the 2919 season than any other player In Dixie. arid this ear he even eiips.

ed his record of former seasons. Walter Movater. the tletd mar- shdL of the Crimson forces played southern ball from start to fin. ish. Coolness.

deliberateness and accurateness characterized his gen- eralshlp thjaughoufOn the defense he one of the best safety men' of the Crimson. tribe. Batter. Kirby. Nichols and Bert.

lelt all showed. up 1 form. The first three are wholly new to southern collegiate football circles. white Bartlett participated In se. erat struggles last year.

All of these men will be exceptional material for next year. Undoubtedly the find of the season was Albert it. Clemens. th alert left end who starred In every engagement of the Crimson qu ad this year. He will.

no doubt. be picked by a large number of writ. ers for Southern and he will be looked forward to as one of the strongest assets of the 1921 squad. Tram Sessions. Sid Johnson and.

Red Brown all came up to what was expected of them. and that was a tot. Sessions wilt probably re turn for another years service with the 21 tide New men In the line who have been developing into powerful as. sets for next year ar Flioretti. right end Cooper.

right tackle. Hunt. rlaht guard Montgomery substitute left guard With. hopes of a 1922 championship ruthlessly blast. ed on Ponce de Leon a week ago.

Alabama Immediately turned tier face to the more golden future. and It La with glowing expectancy that he Impatiently awaits the return of gridiron activities next fall Alabama is gratified with this season outcome. Scores were Alabama 69. Southern Military academy' 0 Alabama 49. Msrion insti.

tute 0 Alabama. 45 Birmingham Southern 0 Alabama 57. Mississip pi college 0 Alabama 33. Howard college 0 Alabama 21 Sewanee 0 Alabama 24. Vanderbilt Alabama 21 Louisiana State university 0 Alabama 14.

Georgia it Alabama 24. Mississippi A 1. MADISON AGS WILL BATTLE TECH HI TEAM After failing to secure another title tilt with the G. U. A Cadets.

Tech High has arranged a game with the strong Madison A. an undefeated team of this state to be played on Grant Field Saturday. Tech High has enjoyed a very successful season. although they lost the G. I A.

A. championship and tied G. M. A. for the city title.

They have played an of the best teams In the stats. and with the exception of the two named above. they have come out winners. The A M. team I a strong organtas.

lion. and one that wilt give Tech High a hard fight. They have not been defeated this season and they played all of the strong teams of south. Georgia. BATTLESHIP IDAHO IS IN POSSESSION OF CHALLENGE CUP Can Francisco.

November The racing cutter crew of the battleship Idaho was today in posses. slon of the Olympic club challenge cup and its accompanying right to represent the Pacific fleet In the coming inter-fleet contests. The Idaho gobs sent their cutter over the finish line of a three-mile course on San Francisco Bay yesterday half a length ahead of the crew from the U. S. S.

Arkansas displaying the cup holders of the U. S. S. PURYEAR BARRED FOR HIS FAILURE TO MEET CONTRACT Baltimore. November 27.

The state athletic commission has re fused to permit Earl year or Tnlsa. Okbu bantamweight. boxer. to et Sammy Sandow. of Clncln- ft their scbeduled bout here next rrtday night.

The commission decreed today that It the ruling of the New York boxing commission In barring Ptzryesr because of his tailors to meet Charley Beechar before a. New York club few nights ago. according to hlj contract. ALABAMA DEFEATS v. sj Cleveland.

November The University of Alabama eleven decisively defeated CM School of Applied Science football team here today by a score of 40 to O. The visitors outplayed the locals at all times. According to Coach Scott of Ala. hams. Moths Lenoler.

Alabama half back. In making two touchdown la today's game. brought hl total of points scored this season up to 144 leading Benny Boynton. of Williams college. by' 1 point and establishing a seasonB record for college players Lenloer wetglis 144 pounds.

CALLFOR CAGE MEN. AT TECH in WALLACE GEORGE. With the Tact rf the great battles of the Golden Tornado played and naught now but a glorious memory the Georgia Tech campus Is turning Its athletic eye to the most. popular of. all indoor sports bas ketball.

The cage game is In creasing In favor every year lo cally and the fact that Tech last yeai was able to put out so creditable quintet In her first attempt In six years added considerably to the popularity the game on the Tern flats. The call for cage men is to. be founded next Wednesday afternoon at 4 clock arid it Is expected that there will be enough Yellow Jacket goal tossers on hand to get up a score of Varsity men. reserves of the year Just passed. prep stars.

and cage men of all de scrlptlons. vi 111 answer the call. and it is a pretty safe bet that the number wilt be well up into the seventies or eighties that. make their appearance for the first practice. Alex Is Coach.

the destinies of the team is Coach W. A. Alexander. whose record as chief mentor of the Golden Tornado of 1920. places him at the very pinnacle of athletic achLavement In the south today.

His work as basketball coach last session WAS satisfactory from. all angles. too. and the Tech support- era are looking to him to turn out' a crack team this ear Coach Alec made a careful survey of basketball tournament held here this past spring and studied the better methods pf the northern teams and the southern teams as well. Captaining the squad this year Is At Staton.

famous for his work on th Golden Tornadoes or it 19 and 20. Al plays guard on a cage team. and his work last year for the Jackets was one of the main factors In the success of tire Tech uintat will. of course. be a fixture again this year on the team and wni be In even better form to handle the opposing goal tossers than lie was a year ago.

Glbbt Kraser. captain of the 20 team. and stellar goal shooter of that' aggregation. wilt be back again and going stronger than ever before. Gibb is a clever man on the wood floor built Ideally for the position he holds down.

and has the knack of getting In posi tion for shots with an alarming ease and agility. He to dead shot on goats too. and may wen as. looked to a one of the leaders in the Tech attack this season. At forward.

old letter men' are back In he person of Jimmy Brewster and Emory Jenks. Both played In most of the games last year and picked up wonderfully er the season was out. Two guards. in the persons of Bully Mayer and Bill Fineher complete the sextet of letter men returned as a nucleus for this years team. Both play guard and either will make a most excellent running mate for Al Staton.

Tite schedule for the season has not been quite complete yet. al though Dr. B. Crenshaw stated Saturda evening that ii would be announced in two or three QA It Is sure to be full of crack games both at home and abroad. with an extended trip Into Maryland featur.

ins' it. Other trios to Auburn. Mercer. Clemson. and possibly Chattanooga are pretty near certain.

ties too. The games locally will all be played on the Auditorium court. and some of the best college teams of the south will make their appearance here In the course of the season. The season winds up with a big game against the Atlanta Athletic club on the first Frda night In March. HILLTOPPERS FALL BEFORE.

BOSTONIANS Boston. November 27. Boston College maintained UI record as one of the few undefeated elevens of Ute country when it turned Georgetown back on a muddy field today. SO to 0. Its scoring was made on varied plays.

Captain Urban made the first touchdown on a yard run after a forward. pass of 15 yards from Kennedy soon after play started. Flu- patrlck. kicking from the yard line added a field goa1 In the second period. O'Brien.

playing a strong defensive game throughout became an offensive factor in the fourth period when he blocked a Georgetown punt for the second time. caught the ball as It bounced off his chest and ran SO yards for a touchdown. Roderick and Listen added touchdowns when the Boston Cottage attack of line plunge long run and forward pass beat Georgetown's tired line back In the dosing minutes of play. COLUMBIA CREW TO ROW AGAINST OLD ELI OARSMEN ew Hares Contu. November 27.

Tales representative to a rowing conference In New York yesterday has reported to the rowing author. ities that a tentative schedule calls for two races between Yale ana Columbia on the- Housatonlc river at Derby. April The university crew also will row Pennsyl vania on April 3 over the same course. The Tale-Pennsylvania races wm be on the Schttylkill and UOusatonic. in alternate yes On Mar at Ithaca Tale win row with Cornell and Princeton and surance given of a triangular event between these crews' at Derby.

The fltlds cup tar Kay 24 on th Harlem river will 1 tw en Columbia. ITiacrtoa and Pennsylvania. tar Selections CONSTITUTIONS Player. Team. Pslti Clemens Alabama Left end.

Ftaciter Georgia Tech Left tackle. Grllhsm irjuin 1- a iard. Day Georgia Center. Caton Aujurn Right guard. Pew Georgia tackle.

Reynolds Georgia Right end. itcMlllin Centre Quarterback. Flowers Georgia Tech Left halfback Barren Georgia Tech. Right halfback. IJarlan vv eCSt Pullback.

HOMEE C. GEORGES Player. Team. Position. Stevenson Alabama.

Left end. Klneher Georgia Tech tackle. Whelchet Georgia Lkf guard. Day. Georgia Center Caton Auburn Bight guard.

Pew Georgia Right tackle Reynolds Georgia Right end UcMillln Cenu Quarterback Flowers Georgia Tech Left halfback. Barren JGeorgia Te ch Bight halfback. Harlan Georgia Tech Fullback. THE ATLANTA JOURNAL Morgan Blake Player. Team.

Petition. Reynolds Georgia Left end. Ftncher Georgia Tech- Left tackle. Catorf Auburn Left guard. Day Georgia Center Sessions Alabama Rights guard.

Pew f. Georgia Right tackle Staton Georgia Tech Right end. McMlliln Centre Quarterback Flowers Qe6rgla Tech Left halfback. Barren Georgia Tech Right halfback. Harlan Georgia Tech Fullback THE SUNDAY AMERICAN Ed Danlorth Player.

Team. Position. Reynolds Georgia Left end. Pincher Georgia Tech Left tackle. Grusham i.

Auburn Left Guard. Caton Auburn Center Lightsey Cleznson Right guard. p. Georgia Right tackle. Clemens Alabama Right end.

VfcMillin Centre Quarterback Darron Georgia Tech Right halfback. Flowers. Georga Tech. Left halfback. Macian.

Georgia Tech Fullback. COACH STEGEMAWS University of Georgia Team. Petition Reynolds Georgia Left end. Fincher Georgia Tech Left tackle. Jeter Furman Left suard Da Georgia Center Leightsey Clemson Right guard.

Pew Georgia Right tackle. Albert Staton Georgia Tech Right end. McMillln Centre 1 Quarterback. Barren Georgia Tech Left halfback. Stevenson Alabama Right halfback.

Shining Auburn Fullback MIKE- DONAHUES Auburn Player. Team. Position. Re nolds Georgia Left end. tinctier Georgia Tech Left tackle.

YThelcheI Georgia Left guard. Caton Auburn Center Davis Georgia Tech Right guard. Warren Auburn Right tackle. Shirey Auburn Right end. Stubbs Auburn Quarterback Stevenson Alabama Left halfback.

Barren Georgia Tech Right halfback. Shining Auburn Fullback BIRMINGHAM HERALDS Bob McDavid Player. Team. Position. Shlrle Auburn Left end.

Finches' Georgia Tech Left tackle. Pen- Georgia Left guard. Caton Auburn Center. Lobey Georgia Tech Right guard. Staton Georgia Tech Right tackle.

Reynolds Georgia Right end. Flowers Georgia Tech Quarterback. Barren Georgia Tech Left halfback. Stevenson Alabama Right halfback. Shining Auburn Fullback.

BIRMINGHAM NEWS BOOZER PITTS' Auburn Position. Left end. Left tackle Left guard. Center Right guard Right tackle. Player.

Team. Reynolds Georgia Fincher Georgia Tech Whelchel Georgia Caton Auburn Grusham Auburn Pew Georgia A Staton Georgia Tech Right end. McMillln Centre Quarterback Flowers Georgia Tech Left halfback. Barron Georgia Tech Right halfbaez Shlrng Auburn Fullback THE NASHVILLE TENNESSEZANS Blinkey Horn Player. Ttaiu Position.

Reynolds Georgia Left tend. Klncher Georgia Tech LelU tackle. Warrs Auburn Lefr guard. Witelehet Georgia Rleht Llghtsey' Clemson S1 kle Snoddy Centre Right end. McMillln Centre Quarterback Flowers Georgia Tech Left halfback.

BarTon Georgia Tech S111 halfback. Stevenson Alabama Pullback Player. McMIUln Flowers Mike Donahue Turn Centre Georgia. Tech Halfback Position. Tom Crlbb.

the famous old Eng. Halt ring champion made his last public appearance In 140. His ap perance was at a. benefit give a for htmat the Westminster Baths In London where. a handsome sum of' money was raised for the old champion.

Crlbb retired from the rlny undefeated leaving the title to Ms protegevcTOm Rprtg AThis was one of the few ca In rin history when champion nicked a real rood man for his successor. Altar Ms retirement tCribb settled down tnlraaitte ft tavern keeper In London. id his place was long famous amonr. the sport follower at his time. A dramatic production.

called CrIbb4 Parlor' was produced thousands of times both la England and on this side of' the pond. One Of rtbbe chief faults wS that he was too liberal. and at the time of his benefit In 1540 he was In had that shortly before he- oasd away ha sat In his bed. atria out with his- right and left and mattered The action there. but the steam Is gone.

CrIbWs grave markedly a massive atone lion erected by his- numerous friends of the sportlnr world. REYNOLDS TO LEAD BULLDOG Athena Oa. November' SJ. Spe cial. At the annual banquet tendered to- the Georgia.

football men coaches and prominent alumni of Athens by the University of Geor. gia Athletic association. Owen Reynolds veteran left vd of the Bull. doe was elected captain of the 121 eleven. Buck Cliseves.

star quarter. was elected alternate captain for mi. Reynolds his played threeyena on the team and is one of the best. men that ever handled the end po sition for the Red and Black. He is expected to be unanimous ch lc for southern.

when the mythical eleven is picked this year. Re is from Arzsoldsvllle Oa and la a Junior in college. Bsck Cheeves is an Atlanta boy. and. la also a junior in college.

BULLDOG HADGOOD SEASON BY JOHN MAHONEY Athens. Qa November 27. Spe cial The football season proper Is over. and the Georgia Bulldogs are one of the four undefeated elevens in the soutr anti one of the three undefeated'S. I.

A. A. teams. The Clemson contest on Thanksgiving day was brilliant finale to one or the most successful sesaons that Georgia has ever had. A re trospective view of the 1920 season shows victories over eight southern elevens and a tie with one.

the strong Virginia machine. Georgia has rolled up a total of 250 points to 177 for her opponents. Alabama is the only eleven that has been able to score through the Red and Black line. and 14 of the 17 points scored against the Bulldogs were made by Coach Xen Scott's offen slve. Georgia began the 1920 season with the determination to best the elevens that defeated her last year.

Auburn defeated the Red and Black 7 to 0 In 1919 and Alabama won over Georgia by the score of to 0 This year. to demonstrate how close these games were and how hard fought- Georgia won over both of these elevens by the margin of one touchdown. The Red and Black defeated Auburn by the same score this year that she lost to Auburn last year. Alabama was defeated by one touchdown margin in one of the most difficult battles ever enlaced Into by the Bulldogs. The Coaches.

Georgia started the season with two of the best coaches In the south at her helm Coach Stegeman a letter man at Chicago. and Jimmy IieHarte. a disciple of Pop Warner. and an American half back at Pittabury. Stegman do.

veloped the but tine In the. S. I. A. A.

and It went through seven games without being scoredon Coach Deliarte developed a. brilliant offensive which proved its worth In all of the games played this season The Georgia line. composed Reynolds Joe Bennett. Puss Whetchel. Captain Bum Day.

Vandlver Artie Pew and Page Bennett was a powerful defense. Mark Anthony. Taylor. Owens and Murray were dependable linesmen. who played good games this season.

It is not known at present whether all of these men will be back next year or not. Most the line will return however. which presages another stonewall brigade next year. The back field. under the lute.

lege of Coach DeHarte was a strong scoring machine It wa light in weight but was speedy. gaining consistently on end run forward passes and new plays originated by Coach DeHarte. met such heavy lines as Auburn. Alabama Florida and Virginia. and played brilliantly and consistently throughout the football season.

Cheevss. Hartley. Colllngs. Robots. Fltts and Tanner were- the outstand.

ing backs of the year. and rendered yeoman service to the Red anc Black. The Serubs. The scrub team under Coach Russ Cohen. former Vandy end.

had a very successful season also. They played Te 5h High. Auburn Reserves and Elemson Reserves during tni course of the fall months and woo two out of the three frames played. They lost by the score of to 0 to the Clemson scrubs. Georgia lays claim to the championship-of the S.

I. A. A. on her record tot' the past season. Defeats of eight I.

A. A. elevens. and the elesnination of Auburn and Alabama who were championship contenders up to the time they' tact the Red and Black. a total of 2SU points and the holding- of eight I.

A. A. teams to a total of 17 points should prove a fair and good claim to the championship honors. Georgia's record for the season Is as follows October Georgia 40 The Citadel 0 Athena. October- Oeorri 31.

South Car olina 0 in Columbia S. C. October II Georgia Furtn In Greenville B. C. October if Ceorrla.

23. Ogle- tohrpe lit Atlanta. October 3rfr Georgia Auburn O. in Columbus- GL November Georgia 0 Virginia O. la Charlottesvllle.

Vs. November 11 Georgia- 5 Florida 0 la Athens. November 3D Georgia 51 Ala bansa U. in Atlanta. November- ZS Georgia Clem- son O.

In Athens. Total Georgia 260 opponents IT. AU but three of these games were played sway from Athens and the success of Georts. in' rolling up the total above. on foreign soil.

Is un usual. Moat of the teams la the south played the rnsjrlty of their games on their home field. Georgia playtS six away from Athena winning- five and playing the- other to I. draw. JOHN FAUCETTI ELECTED TO- LEAD CAROLINA STATE.

West RaJelgniN. C. November ST. Special aoha yaaeette of Raleigh. for lh pact tare years quarterback on the North Carolina.

State college- football team was unanimously elected captain of the. 1 21 Tech varsity immediately after the Thanksgiving rams hers. Faucette received his early train- log at the Raleigh High school. Hl collegiate gridiron career hat been featured by an unusually brilliant lerlormanc Sa field general sad broken field runner. and ha closed1 the 1525 season by scoring three touchdowns.

on on yard run. and klcklnr urea goals against Wake Forest. I FifK CT ir i ii tn Boy Has Opportunity to Seize Fortune The Auditorium. tomorrow night at 8:31. will be the- scene it the greatest Sgttt that ever been held in Atlanta jr.

Hume McDonald ha brourht Jack Brltton to this city to fight Atlanta's favorite. Jake Abet for the welterweight championship of the world. This will be the first Urn that a title tilt ha ever been held In this city. and a record- breaking attendance 1 expected to file through tb turnstiles. Both of these boys have been training hard for.

this fight end they are prepared to give and take the others blows. Brltton rules the favorite to win. despite the fact that he is nearing the age of thirty-nine. However. one must remember that BrittoD is on of the best ring men of ail times.

tad- he does not show any signs of hia long rears of service its the ring. Brltton was always a llghter who enjoyed his work. During- his long career he averaged one- fight a. week. and he is yet to be defeated by the knockout route.

Me has met the beat men In his class and others that were heavier. and In' an cases he either won or lost the decision. or the go ended in a draw. Very few ring men have won' th count over Jack during the term of his pu rllls- tie life for he Is a man that is hard tQ beat He states that he Is In perfect condition end he never felt better In his life. Re adds further that he will give hi clever opponent all that he looking for and some more besides.

Abel Xoeal Favorite. Jack Abel has long been the fa vorte of Atlanta's boxing world and wh A He steps the ring with the champion Monday he will have supporter. from many of the nearby southern tithe. lie has been working hard to get In trim for the scrap with the champ working out on the road In the morning and sparring with three of Atlanta's boxers in the afternoon. He states that he will BY WALLACE GEORGE.

That Yale Alumni association of this city firmly behind the project that would bring the football elevens of Georgia Tech and Yale university together on the Yale gridiron next fall was clearly 8ho yesterday in an announcement made by Tom Connally. qne of the but known attorneys in' the city and a staunch supporter of everything concerned with Yale. When Professor- A. H. Armstrong went to Yale last week as the representative of the Georgia Tech Athletic association he also went on another mission.

He went as the per. sonal representative of the Yale Alumni association. of which he Is a member. carrying with him a formal petition from that body to the Yale schedule committee The petition was Instigated by Morris Brandon. the president of the Yale.

Alumni association of the stateof Georgia and was signed by two-thirds of the Yale alumni of the city. some forty or fifty men attaching their signatures to the petition. It was then given to Pro- fevcor Armstrong. with instructions to deliver It to the proper officials of the university. The petition.

In the words of Mr. Connally was A Yale argument by Yale men. made to Yale men urging something which they feel to be for the best interests of their alma mater. The gist of the whole thing can scarcely be told In so few words. but concisely stated It Is as follows- The Yale alumni of this section feel that the great' est thing- Yale could do to bring herself to the attention of southern men and of southern college students would be to schedule a game with Georgia.

Tech. Three fig Schools. The letter eU out the fact that in Atlanta there are three large universities. Tech. Emory and Oglethorpe with something like 3000 students enrolled annually.

Of this. number. many of them are planning to enter a northern college at some future date. Every year Atlanta alone sends several hundred men northward to the greater in stitutions of learning and a game with Georgia Tech would bring Yale. more to the attention of these men than any one thing.

in the world possibly could. Not only this. but there are also- nearly 2000 youths enrolled in the Atlanta prep schools many of whom-are anticipating going off to college upon graduation. That Yale should draw a goodly number of these is the contention of the Yale alumni and they re entertaining high. hopes of hiring- a game' ar ranged with Tech on the theory that It would the biggest boom to Yale in the souththat has ever been started.

A Yale gains would eclipse the great Harvard game In Interest and. brilliance and would Behold. tne winter approaches tad again the old pill chanr th its shape There can be no sport. without a pUl be that pill oval or- precisely round. The pill forsooth.

may be spherical or oblong it mar be from the dermis of the suckling pig or yet of the hide of a prancing steed It may be delicately curved from the protuberant tuck of th elephant it may be. bound tlgSt hi leathern thongs It may closely held by near-knit bits of- waxen thread it may be pneumatic U. the football or. yet as solid as th llliard ball- but there must be a pill. Baseball.

of football. polo pool and billiards the marbles of our adolescence and last but Bdt least basketball all require lfor thetr success. The neloved oval pig- akin of the football season uus aped wits tb moleskins log their mutual Un leisure tut another pill approaches. Ti th basktlbaUt St frtr Farewell We have shaken. wicked larynx while Buck Flowers.

Bill Pincher and Frank Ferst have titillated our souls with the last cavorting of their great- careers. eye of local sportdom was. dim. betimes at the thought of their. passage.

To then we bid farewell and to them we crnta everUsUalr niche in the sanctum sanctornm of Mi Allah's sporting department hold theta safe- forever. But sport would not sport lacked It Soon. upon the glistening floors of a. hundred southern courts. will bars-armed thlck- hef ted bare r- red athletes" cse the bounding taskettwil Soon wilt Johnny Westmoreland hi Wimble Ilkcreep back forefront In our cycle Of portla heroes.

There was time when tb game of. basketball sounded athl tl snly CimWheatley I so la the risr fight a he has never fought before. slid he win flghttoth best of- his ability from thenrst to the last gong He realusee that. this is a chance that come tor Just a. few.

and lie wilt do his but' to take advantage of U. This bout is scheduled to go ten rounds to' a referees decision but one CAT never tell but that It may be terminatedbefore going the limit. Harry Stout the famous boxing pro- taotr of Milwaukee was selected by. the- chamrton to' referee. the bout and.

knowjng the game as he does he should xiv a decision that will be correct. lit this fight Abel has everything to gain- and practically- nothing to lose. Other AtlraelioBs. In the windup. UcDonald hid- brought together two hard Atlantans.

Ja fk Denham and Kid Karat are two men that have deadly punches and they never hesitate ti crowns thelropponents. The. Denham-Kant scrap should be' interest' lag. Mere. was.

In the- army at. Camp Gordon during the. he has fought In the-city several times. He has met- some of. the best In the game and' is numbered as one.

of Abel's A knockout in the bout is not entirely unlikely but It Is' scheduledto go ten rounds. There is to be another bout. but the participants have not. beenan nounced. McDonald states that he wilt get two local fighters who' are capable of wood fljrhtisjr.

A wiw tie royal will start the card and the. light will start promptly at A large crowd Is ex to. attend the festivities and raUblrd. are coming. from Chattanooga.

Macon. Savannah. Birmingham and other nearby cities. Ladles will not be admitted tree. and there wilt be no passes.

issued. Tickets for. the lIght can be. obtained at- the Rex. Chess' plane and Oppenhelma cigar tore opposite the Piedmont hotel.

Yale Alumni in South" Anxious. For Bulldog' to Meet. Tornado Petition Eli. Schedule-Makers- be a big scoop" for- the. Yale publicity men.

Tech gets in the 'headlines of tile sport pages more than all the rest of southern colleges combined. and to link the name- of Yale and Georgia Tech together would prove' an incomparable draw- Ing card. as wen an. immense advertisement. The petition sent to the Yale.

schedule committee was received I by them but final answer reserved. A most encouraging tact however. was the visit that three members of the committee paid the Tech Athletic association this past week' a the latter's guests for the Thanksgiving- game with. Auburn. Chief among these men was Dr.

V. T. Billy Bull. veteran football player and one Dr the oldest coaches In America. Dr.

Bull Bo Olcott and W. O. Mace the other two members of the visiting delegation. alt express ed themselves as delighted with the' way the Tech team performed against use Auburn Tigers and i unanimously agreed that the Tornado could furnish stiff battle I with the it or the north or east. That their report to.

the Yale committee wilt be a favorable seems to go without saying. and It is expected that when. their report is made that a game between the two colleges can be arranged. tTke diet Drawback. Indeed the chief drawback to the game lies In the great strength of the Golden Tornado.

To. meet them and play a real game. the bout would have to be scheduled welt up In mldseason. and Yale al ready has as much as he can take care of along about that. Um" In their annual contests with Princeton and Harvard.

The Tech team Is In the class of either. and once out on the Vale. bowl' field the. Golden Tornado' would begin blow. tug with a ferocity and violence that might wreck the Yale Bulldog.

Losing a game to the- Georgia Tech football team would not be a disgrace to Yale or any team in the country. but Yale's. pride and position make her that a defeat by a southern college. would more than an ordinary loss. Th possibility of Tech winning the game.

were It to be. played. wm ho thoroughly taken Into consideration before the game is fixed. I Just- now it seams that the most likely chance. for the Yale committee to grant the petition of the local alumni and to.

schedule the game with the team of Georgia Tech would be to tat It on the. 21 list in place of Boston college. But It must be remembered that Boston set Yale back 3 to 0 this year. and to drop a team after a defeat isn't Yale's style. however.

the lo cal alumni of Yale are high in their hopes and the announcement may come in the next few days that Tech is to meet Tale In the Yale bowl lir October of 1 J1. TheOld Pill Changeth Shape BY PAUL WARWICK But Sports March Right Along when mentioned In the embossed an- nil of Miss Phlogiatine Tucker seminary. But them' were the oh days before red-blooded men began first to hIbeir ears knees and shins on courts hard a the heart of a profiteer. Now Its mans game. as those fortunate thousands who saw the three-day tourney of last season will rant without a grunt.

That self-same tournament. in all It expert glory- was a big- impetus to southern basketball. and welt may the devotees of the welt-rung basket lookforward to Atlanta' greatest cage sesstonvtn years. love Buckand Red sad Bill dadburntt. we always will but there' going to be Joy aplenty for sportsmaJe sad sportsfemale In the season which comes.

will wait. perforce for months before we fan see again the elusive back dart hither and you among hi blood opponents tot a yard run but there will not winy days before we can watch a. great old dribbler bounce the- round thing down the ftelA until nkath the basket then rlnff. that bloom1n goaL Wdo said the clouds Were dark you cant atop- sports there are too many starving sporting editors aa It 5. LAFAYETTE AGAIN WINS GREAT RACE IN PENNSYLVANIA Bethlehem Pa.

November S7 Lafayette College again. won the middle state Intercollegiate champion cross run today with a totar of 1 point Crawford. of Lafayette. finished i first setting 4 new tours. record by covering the' nlstanc of 4 mflu la thirty minutes- end fatty.

seconds. i. 'S or S. 1 i 1 ft l- If fti 1tE 1 tl" Yil' rm' i fI Jl1 dJqY i LI 1. fn g' a Rr" 1f e.f Ii J' Or rr' e.

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T. 1. TH cFI Piking I prp I tt Plt. rf tere Ce afer muc ell erton th ve namedteam retreentl te biDatoDs aranged. Te backfeld mytkal hrdly tlnglnta conalderaton oter te stte lne w0ld hr4 throuh anl IV merr batte.

Te lele UoD otthe bckfeld mparatvely ly th 1n aOter quelton. rlere as th. Iarget arr Unt pr lne mater leve of lome of' rformes. dealnJ wih te rollton strUni lh E. Sundr wihout bet al tor positons 19 0 Tey DlyerS wizrd.

I. year aluable any bdys gettng pUlta hs abltF elely al game SauZdus lae aH. gets thil Ind. of Hlh. Shel Al thre fne player they fal men klu.

lne tlI tacke. easltst The tVO llons Ihlt positons Atanta crcles tlml. WUlams. HIJh. Ind Boy' Chal Wilams I te defenle lt ate hls ar pia I pr veJ I Urs 1me bal bete fel alcty seIcton Roger.

ae gol tey thec1 of Goard. posiions wod. of. 1 stok thei Uln justfies slecton Hlgl ne I r. 4c si i sm always A ames In.

clrcl tme Wi plllng outwelihed Pitman al Hele fir calber. they queston Pantzes a ound. I Foggy sets th pOllton wihout I dissentng runner ctle er beides abity I ba neuel wl rnd out I i a a V- I 1ech I I vlb Hahel al I leclon mOit I ul. afer thinking I maler al posible Gordy. Llrd.

Jke lers a' brken abity. Catet circe yer. Lird piaed bal th wl a abity pues. These stlar era al A. Ottey.

lne I ard thes beter. Fntack Thgmpan. et. te posIton team fulback IO re a a nn ef tlcklng Mmlthe. ha encntal ood fulback.

bell unusualy n. A. 1 te fulback an w. ga :1 euf ader tlat Thompson. EASIYBEA TS SItte Wah toa7 Imotherd UDlv nlty alhngton brl- ant paln ad to1.

Thre Dutmout touc- re tde directy thruSb orad pUH trm RoJeruoD ourt buc foUowlnl luceaful ovr- lea ttek WuMngons t1 cm. quater. bloed crried bJIT' i lacut crwds enJ atletc nen CRIMS EX I I I I 3A JREJLU I TUlcloola Ala. Spealondadlog BvinI dy yer of. ldlrnhltry Aabama brUt clo te mOlt aoa.

he hS.eer- Eerinl te aln wih confdence oi al side. tile 1921 acquited I ltel thn ommendable serIce. Albam backflel- wa tb tb I gl JreJ ib abliy Crmsn lne theltrenuous re Mlbama be- ly le eavy Icedule. succeedeJn countns wa on1 forwar pa 1 lne. Gergl.

pled OlnteI and the. do ns oet alored lne. Te Crlms n' ba tied Isel In fabloD wa dope olt bennini se- sn ru h1ng i 10 lnocfhJ vf mot powertl otense cbnel the entre slut 8ep. Pt werul rg i brlUant fulbac wlnene lon Um. WI tie mainsay Crlm8n bcckttl4.

was caled Incelsnty fied around wal want an linN tan Cul back absolutely an fe geat LnoIr The ason othe plye ar I ps- shia erth' trf PIT aluthern fn- delberateness 9ccurateness hIs' aI1 tb Batey. lpt al orm tu tht tih li whie Jartlet partcipated strulgles ylar. AI tn wl sluon Alblr Cemens. the ile Ind. stared ever I engagtment Crlm quad I yer.

wil doubt I er wl te 121 Sllon. Sd John al cme wa them ald a lot fesions wi re- tur wH tde Ine bfen ts nlxt ear a. Fdor. tt. rllht Juar subt- uard.

hope a ruthlessh blat- ImmedatelY xpectncy Ihe rld iron aclvltf 1ex fa1. gratfe sluons outtome. bama Mitar Mad. emY Mlrlon Inst- Alabama 45. Brlnlam Suthlrn A1abama Mlnl lp- A1abaml colegt Alabama 1.

ewanee Alabama 1. 7 21. Lulsla unherMt Alabama org. Alabama Isslslppl A. 7.

AG WILLBA TTLE AHlr faiing to' ttle ti A. Cadet MLlaon 1 team ltte. a ver succe tul seaon. alhough I. A A cbamplbnshlj and te A te tte.

bet state lb name cme winners A. organiz- ton. wi hardfigh. Tey thll BLon I rl I I I Franc o. November racln cuter crew Of.

tehp Idaho toy pose- 01ytplc calelge It I accompnylne repreant te PacCc cmlng cntem. gbs snt cutel oer lne tr mUe' coure Sn Frncbco By fr iet n. i daplayinl CUJ olden te I lll p- i I BARRED'I fLUR CONTRCT Blmore Te It athletc commison. ret 1e Smy SneoW. Chicn ld" In chedu1e bt her ItU ntrht c1II0 cere toay.

tat a te rlnc bnc CmmulO bng Xoreuble1Icht. ccI ID CD lLBAMA C. SA ee1nd. 27. I 41 ael ven cctcaCed Scool Apple Scence rotbaU tem tody I visitor I locls al AcCrng to Sott oAla- bama Mtle Lnler.

Alaba hal- I mking touchdown' I todys gme hil totl polntl scred Ut WIUams colege. byl establthlng I recr colege Liioer 14 pounds CALL FOR WALICE GEORGE fat geat battes naugb orgla Is athletc populr al sportsbu. ketbal Te lame In- creing 10- Uy and. te tht ec yearwas att pt year. considerbl fa'lty Te' cl t.

WednesaY aternoon o'clock. ald wl Yelow Jak- oal tosers tnd lt Varsiy reseres jst al I I al. I prety wi wel entes eJghtes mke frst practce. I' Dfretnl th i vhose Glden I I ement work. basketbal coacl I Asson st9factory al Iupport- rs ale year.

I ketbal i sprln. thl beter t. wel. hl. ear Saton.

famoul tor' hI the 18 yea Jack ts tIe QulutL H. wil. wn beter as Fra er :1 stelar agregalon. wi ad stonger cevtr wood foor. bui Idea1y posIton geting osl.

ton shot a1amlng eae agi a goal. al on te atack spason. two leter ar pesn gmes I wonderfuly ere wa Buly aycr Bl FInchr. lextet lettl retured ears uard eiher wl Tle quItE 11. J.

i announced tnrEe nays. I ful lam home wih etended into' Inp It t- tanooga. nEar tErtaln. tes localy wi al pJaed court te ms V' seaon. seaon a againpt a nt HILL TOPPERS FAL November Boston malntn recrd undereate count Qorgetown a feld toay.

SG' Is scoIng wal vrieC Cptain firt pas 1 yars son afer p1a stared. Stad aded gol t1e stcond laylng I throughout oenslvt tnthe wh orgetown sernd Ume bll chet rn yars 8 touchowns COlege plunge lone rn bat Georletowns lne I mlnuteof CR AAiNST I New Ha-en Cul Novmbet 7. lle' ne lte tat tentUYe heule cals rcs btween ani HouSton1c rver Dery. Apri 30 unl.er- Ily a160wl Pennal- nnlon Apr tme eure Te le ot 8alki ustnl I lernate 7e llt a I ald Jce I ven atan- par teae e1 DUbTTeCd QJr 1 :0.1 aJelverw lb 1j twnCoubt Pe03" aD PelU71n tf 1 R'- ta. A T.

CONSU0IS Ttam u. ama. Lf gron a ni gL. Georgil Righ leynoldl Geora Jc IUln c' Quarerback. Flower eorlia Teh Lft halfack.

Baron. Geor la Teh Rght halback. i i FuUback BOMR Plyer. Tem. POllton.

I Stevetou uAab8. fLC icher ch Lf tckle. la guarl Geor la Cen er. n. I BeJold.

Ge tr IID Qarerbac Flowfrl 1Geori htback Brron Georgath 5. BJiht hllacH. Harlan GeolJa fback. TH ATLA JOUNA Blae I TeOm. Position I Lt en lnch Gergia Teh.

Lf I Ctor AulHun gar. rgla nter. Ssslon Right es i I tt McMIln rgla Tecl Lf Barrn Gorgla halb ck. Hrlan OeCrIa Fulback. SUAY ARICA Daor ynodl Gorgi Lft i fN Z' uut1 Cnter ClemBon gard pw Rlght tacklt.

Alahma Mc flln Cente GeorgIa halfach Lf halback Tec. FuU k. STGES Univ rity fGora PIJy r. Positon. Georgia LCt r.

rd. Llghtsey Clemson GeOgla tackl. Rlght fcMllln J. Quarterbc Lef halfback. Rljht haJback Shlrlng FuI ack.

ME DONAHES Aubu Tea. Reynolds Ltt Lef tackl. Auburn Rlght uAuburn Auburn Alabara Brron halbck Shlrllg Auburn. Fulback BIRMNGH AGE McDavd Tem. POlltlon Let 1 CI auc rAubar CenCer Lebe A.

Georgia tackJf. Flower Georgia Lft halback RI ht halback 82irlng Fulback. BIRMGH Zpp Newan prJyer. Team. Positon.

snody Cetre Left end. lincher Georgia Tech tackl. Whelchpl orgla Lft guard taton Auburn Center. Sessions Alabama Right gual. James Centre Right tackle.

Reynolds GeorgIa Right end. cMiln CentI Quarterback. Plower Ge rgla Tech Left halfback. Stevenson Alabama Rlpht halfback. Shjrlln Auburn lulhack.

NASHLE BAER J. L. Ray PIyer Tem. POliton. Reynold Georgia Lef end.

Fineher Georgia Tech Jeft tckl Warren Auburn Lft guard. Day GeorgIa Center. Pew Georgia HIght' guard. Uontgomer Centre Right tackk. nodd Centre Right end.

i th Stevenson Alabama Fulback. lcMIJn Centre uareack. MCON TELGRPHS C. E. Baker PJyer Team.

Position. rEynold Georgia Lft nd Flnchr Georgla Tech tckl. John on Alabama Lf guard. Day Gl rgia Center Caton Auburn Right Pew Georgia RIgtt tackle. Clemens Alabam Right end.

McUln Centre Quarterback FJower Georga ech Lf balfarK. Baron Georga Tech Right halfback Harlan Georga Tech. FuJbak BOOZR Aubu Tem. Lft Flnchtr Lft tack It. e1chel Lf grd.

Cton Aubur Rlgbt ard A. Tec Mc IHn Centre Quarterbac F0wers Grgi Lt halfack. Brron Georci Rlelt hlfac THENMmLiTEmSS NS Jley Hor I Ttt. lton. feynolds Ltt Iud Gorgla gard.

Rlgt tckle. Rleht JcMIUln Cntr Quarerback Gorla If hlfck Bron Gri ec RIght haCack. FuIb8ck ARICA SELOTONS Me Donue Ptc. Tur. Poltlon Ce ntr Quarterback Go Teb HaltL' Cibb te famots 01' Eni- Hal rnl daPlol mde ha lt publc apparn li.

Hi sp lndlti IYeD hmat theWeltllter Bta Lndon mony re4 ta 01e cham lon Clb ntre4tm rlD 11efete 1eYDCna tte tol Tom 8 rC. Ts ofUfr eb I httol damt0 Jcke 10 acor Afthb rUnmeJhCbb 4oW' tn. nn. kepr LD40L' JtlIc onfmo a on rP i 1. f610Wer 0 hI tme.

4nmUc I praeloDcU Crbb' paro tounnd tmes btb Eni1d ad 14e. te pne Oe Cbbs cblt falt 1" Jberl hi bnem I 10 w' i IH' of moley lie 41etn IUI anl I is Ad borUTbfo hD 4 he I 1. bed a DI 01t wih ac lef Dc t- there bt ne Cb I' maket. mna lt. lon erculbb1uru frDb e.

rt WO 1 y. 4 I Aten 0. te et I to te Qer mea cace ad prmmPDt almnl Athes te Univesit r- i1 AUal tc oton nolds tern lef nd te Bull dog eleted capti te UUeeven' Cenu a Cuater. eleted alenate uJ I ls thre. 7 an i th team ot te JD tat p- Blac Hei i i ea.

i I trm ai coUue c. Cheeve II Atant 24 810 colege. IHAD GOOD I 81- JHX BHOXE' Novmbe Spe The footbal undeteated e1D te rs aLa a Clemsol Inl wa brilant succesful re- trospetve victores elevnl te wih one ha roled a totl plnta I ha bee scre ne. I point Buldogs mae of ten- Georgia bgan 1921 seaon Vlh determinaton tba defeted lat year. Aubur deeated ad 191.

Alabama Glrgla O. thll mOlt dtfcuJ batles tT Buldogl. Georgia start wrh 0' bet coache 10uti helm four ian De Harte. I discple hal at th lne thS 8c red on De Hare brUUant ofensIve. It I al le- of l.

Bennett PUI VUdlver. Arte ad Pace I Bennett defense Tayl. an wer I ame" I preent al thee wi ost of lne wlreturn I preae stonewal DeHare. wa was lght weigh. I conalstenty Tn.

puse plaYI DeHare. nes a bama Florida and Virginia briiant cODIItenty footbal saln. CheevE. Hartey. Colngs.

Flr outltn ad rendeed and mack I Tle 8. crub RUI hac sason 11. 1e 1 iee ur rr coure fl vo Ramu olayed th Icore I scrbs. Georgia caim plonhlp A reord 0 palt Balon. Deea.

tl j' S. AA. Jeyensaad elemlnaton Aubur' bama wer caplonlhp tnder. tm. thy Ue ttal p01nt A team 1 point re flra4 001 clam th cbaplonlhlJ Gerla.

rer fr te folow Otoberl ra Citel In Atea. tet 1. Sut e. olna O. Clumbla Octobe neOgt Fru GrenY1t Octo1tZleot 1 le- tohre S.

II Atat Ocober 1. Aubun i Coumbu. Noem er 1 O. CarloUMUe Va Nonmbl 51 Jorda O. Atheli.

Noember E' 22. A bat AtUnt Zleot la n. Cem- 20 oppnents 1. lut threot tes. came awy Atul Gerla rUns total above 9Ct 011 laUn.

1ot tu te a Grd Il. pJ1 i frm AUatu WlDDln fn pl7DI t. to drw. FAUCETE ELECT LEA Wes Ret NoTbr Splolua Jvlle RUICh. foltJ trea 1tre eo' Jmo a unanfmouJ etc.

eptllof UU Imme4JteJ at- 1 te. Ync bin Fa1cett recived uIS ttt- eS i I bke fed er. adhee te 120 Ieuf arlD" tr. o1ehdc 01. 010 nJ ktekr nD oa Jor J' 7' Jp 1 T.

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oportnit eFortle Te Au41 rw tOMOrw Iwm kte te gtet lt tat hner bn hel 1 Uut Hle McDonaJd h. brltlack Briton ciy tOJpt AtanttavorUe Abel te weJtenelgh ch1mpioDshp t1e world Th. wt b. te tat enr I 11 thll ef. nco atendance is Jpeted tu le he train11R had.

flgbt. roa r. wtn depite te age thlrtr-nlle. 10wever. reember LO I oe I eaao cev- te' Brton alwa I.

dCter en07 work. DurJng 10R averaeed tght a ad et deeated klockout route bt8t elas that ces eUher It Iston te Ver rIg the Jk durInI hl pugilig. le I 1 had I be atu tht per- re cM1ty aD' beter lte I 11 h. clvtr OJDonent al le more bsldU. Ab IFYort vo iA lt rc Inthe wih emplon Mondybe1 mny louthen I hh eo i mornJnA I wit AtUtaS boxer afernoo wl WALLCE GEORGE the ale aBoclaton et- Is fIry hnd.

prject bal Tec unlveraty gidiron fal cear- shwn a ma Connalyqne th atorneys 12 stunc lupporer everyhing ProteSor. wek lentaUv leti usocaton allO nt ivebf a i lr Al asoiaton. carlng wih ma petton te petton lnltlgled Brandn. preident a8 latlon stte. or irned or.

8t ffy ataching signtures ptton. I wa teD Prear ton' deJver I oficial cO lft 1llhhr i Yle Yale ther te bet Interetl 0 ala Jlt wh1e I wordl. 1tated 1 Sjeen ar ee I I et thnc Yal hersel atenton Of. southeru.1 sOthern clege dentl Ichedule Clme wih Tlne Sell. leter e1 ut tac tat there.

th larle unberslu Emor thore. wih 3011 enrol anualy. thil to a colege Mle date Ever year snds severa northward geater in- Ittuton. ld Yale te atenion thee tlan anyone thJng re nealt 106 I enroled Atanta. srep shooll whom are antlcpatnl Iolng of aolele erduaUon numbe tee contrDton te ad entertalnlng hlrh hqpe h.

lni ar. wih theor bl et ae te outh that h. Itarted eclJe a n1a rm trnla of Behodtl wJttr 4PPru aaD clDtb It hJS Tere C1b. fO apr wItout pUtb tat pi' prelJl7 i eIT.o rio' del or7t ptula ted bedel le17cuefrmte ptubert tuCkot teeSephant my bund tZt to1lt CION1 lur-k1l bt aen tred 1 I ODematc fotbal asoI4 nUar ball 11it 1 lo. pl i udbUird mble9f I adolel nee.

JIlutbut D4tlet bktbl1creqlr pUtor th6r nca oelO1d OTAI pi- kit tC tbUaesor ep wlU teir mutul tu-molt'a Icwret aDt pl app J. tbaketbal1 I Glealckelar Flowr BU PJDche U4VkIJtuu1UUate oJwJ te Jt erortl ottelr et ern 0. 1 lreJ tth WIIIweDanlotm clt. unelUa Alce ite nctamDctn Aa' splfC' teputet hol 0 S4 ot I rt ll ttetUon UC f. tu 11 bieUU8 t.

moreland I' abl. bt th. forf n1ID. ouq Ocfu Teu a ta p. b.

dei I Ed I. a i fiid4l heha Deerloucht' befor be tpl totbbeaorbls abm y-frm" to. thel tgo He. t1 I a cba cmet lut hewUI teaaDtaeot ThJ ut 11aJeuJe t' gQten rundl a. reter' decllonbut oe ca1 nee tel tat I termute bfore' aoinate lmU.

Ha faoulblnl iot 1t lUwaukee thoclmlon rereteethe and knowjngtbgsme bedoe i. Utbr nertlnc' ai noIR 10e. ctre Ja ml wndup 1cD naldchls hruiht together.twoha-hlttag. AUaDtn. kDenhamand a Ot cown theIropplnl Dl" ham Ac1.

houJ Interll" Xrwaln aIYt durin ar and I th 1T baa met sme' te iae. Ii ilUmlerd Abls vlcUm1. knokout hlthh bu not. etrlunlkely I scbe1Je ita ROt runds Thee tob nfc 1 i a rlll ter ofOOd t. CromC a.ttanooga- con attl i W11 e1 I he PI1dm nthotel le' et.

rnad bli cooptor pub. pagesll1ore coJle Unkthe i11 a I anBwerrUeryed I epaleS Te asOC 10b thlspst as th Aub rn. thuemen DrhW 1destcoaches lsl 1r rgt100n. rrrm th ZIgersltnd but re Ort c.om- toWn nn1 that. th coli ere.

cL neCIIle rw k. Inde To. playa i Fu a leta contutslth a la1n fl ld' the' Gold lld beglnblow- tb i tht Yta ra wouldnotrbec teamln COIIUOD ea th ocfI 14 ofTe wlnnSngtbe wer lr i t11 3 1 eraUor 8elolnlthat com-- mltteeto ofth. and th teamo utlt' nlltn a TWO a THE iA. NOFEM8E 2S 1.

1 portsjJ a fintlon and A beIFightJor4ille Monday. Co1lgeqrk in 1i i 4t Nae 1. e. G. 11.

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ot 1ght 4 Lena muc otthe tt i rd wouIdZfve pci 1 4 s' 1 year 1 a. i 4J i' 4 year be i he year. 5t i jh ity. L1Z i po- s. 1 more flee OM.

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