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eiumieer- zfj ix3r-a'ilfg i 3 i g4 FRIDAY arpentief Kayos Bekett in Fit rench Champion Won hirlwind Victory rom Britain's Best Carpenter Landed Layher in One Minute Ten Seconds of Fast 111 for European Title London. ondon. December 4 Georges lentler the French fighter. WoT heavyweight championship of rope heer tonight by defeating l3eckett champion of England. tout In exactly one mm- and ten seconds of vicious ting the deciding How being a mc right to Becketts Jaw ich completely floored him for count.

tThe men entered the ring at 9 44 ialock. Both were heartily ye- ived Cupentier however. getting slightly better reception than v' ckett. The fight began at 9 54 o'clock. tnT a shdrt handshake the men I reed each other.

Carpentler failed confidently. He darted in i ulckly a left flush on ecketts face. A brief bit of mar- ritg followed. nrpentier finally darted In again wjtn his left. Both his foot work alt" hand work were much quick- etthan his opponents The French.

man again' scored with two swift lefts In succession to Beckettll face. Catpentler got away again out of reach before Beckett had time to counter JComlng together again. the men wfcnt to II. short clinch. In the away Carpentler wee In like aFfash with a left straight to flcicetta head.

JA terrific right to the jaw knock- el J3eckctt face downward to the tterds mood spurted from his rruth tram this and previous pcmches jCarpenfler helped to carry Becket to the Englishman's corner. Mcketts eyes opened as this was dine and his second said to him Joe you're out. ieckett wee unable to understan" ttall for a moment but he seemed tjlcomprshend when the crowd be- to Invade the ring. irpentier wee hoisted to the sfoujders of the first of the crowd tut reached him. Everybody In the stadium was cheering including the Prince of Wales.

while tens of thousands of persons who had gathered otside in the street were shouting tttfclr tribute to the victor. JJTie only effort made by Becker in the fight was to cut loose a vi. Ctau uppercut with his right ifter Plirhad received the first jab the fate The blow missed by mqre tttsj a foot. Coaches Find Lesson Success of Tricks Shift Plays and Time Fakes Were Used to Advantage by Some of the Jest Teams in Country. fly Walter Camp.

pyrlght au by Otis F. Wood. summing up the lessons of the football season one can say that it his eyes open to every possibility of the game. not only the new plays. but the revamping of his old ones.

Spread plays. which occasionally in some season for the last half dozen years have been attempted stilt have possibilities. especial. ly as a measure of disconcerting for a mometit the opponents. Shift plays are still good even against greater Improvement in the knowledge of defense and the greater ability by backfield men to meet the forward pass.

Georgia Tech brought north the usual amount of shift plays and did better against Plttsburg than the year before. Minnesota proved by her defeat of Michigan with Williams' old shifts work- log well that this style of play was by no means out of date even though there had been considerable tendency to speak of these as old fashioned. But these shifts have made their mark on the game and a great many teams used variations of them In one form or another. The unbalanced line became the rule rather than the. exception taken generally.

The di rect pass to a backfield man rather than through the hands of the quarterback was used more and more. In most teams it was interspersed with passes through the quarterback. But has certainly come to sta In certain forms. Tricks Made Good. Many of the old time tricks revamped somewhat.

were brought out and good gains were at times made With them. The most notable of these' were the end and cries- crosses. There was also the old time one of the fake forward pus of' a man coming behind the passer and taking the ball out of his hand. But an addition was made to this in the shape of plays finally even- lusting In a forward pass by the second recipient of the ball. Per- jir lisp.

the greatest weakness and the one which was most expensive to some of the leading teams was the olly of giving up the off aft- CT being scored upon. This is an actual free gift to the opponents of 5at least SO yards of territory. Few coaches seemed to reaUa jjiat a distance that was sufficient iHaJso for their Kickers in the early art of the season would prove too short when the team was up against a good line and in an Important contest where the oppo- Isnts charged hard and fut. There great deal more blocking of runts than ever should have come Uo teams of the quality that made this mistake. There was also a mlng epidemic of fumbling.

There Is nothing. that takes the heart out of a team as fumbling that weakens a line as suddenly as that ominous sound of a blocked kick. It makes them slow ift charging for the rest- of the game. The forward pass was developed much more largely than ever before and continued its progress towards 51 real Incorporation in the form of a running attack. For a time this forward pass was the resort of a defeated team to recoup their fall.

Jnjr fortunes In the last few moment' of the game by throwing the hall widely about In the hope that OY1e oast night some off. 13. the first xejur that the forward itrC Vj S-Kv Big Relay Event Is Scheduled for December 15 Class Representatives Are Training Hard for Sprint. By nest Rogers. Emory University.

Ga. December 4 1919 Special The qualifying races for the annual relay race at Emory were run oft Thursday afternoon with about 200 men taking part. The annual relay race will be run about the loth of this month. Ten men from each class run in this race and the event his been mild" unusually attractive this year duo to the fact that the Phi Gamma literary society has offered a hand. some loving cup to the class win.

nlng the relay classic. The preliminary try-out developed some runners of exceptional ability. For the freshmen the work of Harper. Mitchell. Henley and Cooper was noteworthy.

The sophomores were greatly aided by the work of an Rape R. L. Stokes and Daniels. McFadden and Powell Jones were the best bets or the Junior clan. In previous years the relay has ended in a scrap between the fresh- men and sophomores and It is more.

than probable that a thrilling af fair of this nature will follow the heel and toe' speed carnival. The athletic committee has made Its selection of men who are to wear the "E's" for excellence in football. As Emory does not put a varsity football team at the end of the football season the athletic committee selects the twelve best football players In school and gives them the which Is worn with pride by the Emory athletes. The bunch selected this year are unu uallv good and Include Rustln Pectin. Turner.

Lester R. P. Lester. F. Stokes Emmett.

Griffin Plttman and several other members of Emory's football constellation. With proper coaching it Is not un- rea- onable to believe that this bunch could hold their own with several college aggregations in the state. pus was allowed Yale won both her Princeton and Harvard games by its use and in a following season won another Princeton contest by the aerial route. Today it is a part of the offensive of every first- class team and thus backed up by a running game which forces the line hard enough so that the secondary defense Is caned upon to support that line it becomes a real weapon. It the secondary has to go up to the line to help out it leaves an opponent for the forward pass and vice versa if the secondary is nept back by forward passing It cannot support the line quickly enough to prevent certain running gains.

and it is evident that this forward pass is needed. for there has been no great amount of progress in the ordinary running offense. Difficulties or Defense. There is less chance of a team- starting at midfield and making consistently its 10 yards in four downs until it puts the ball across the goal line than has been the case in former years and we are waiting for some tactician to de velop new formations and new methods of running play which shall once more put the defense in difficulties. The.

season of au had hundreds of star men in the back field and yet these consistent steady gains down the field were not as frequent as In many former seasons where new formations and new tao. tics had been sprung for the first time. There were still some teams who faled to take advantage of the kicking game and would struggle with running plays in their own goal line until they came to a fourth down. but as a rule most of the teams realized that it was taking too big chances to wait till the fourth down and also comprehended the fact that to gain 10 yards twice from their own yard line out to their yard line by sheer power of driving plays was a waste of energy and that it was far better to kick early unless there was a strong wind to contend against than to use up force in an attempt of this kind. The season also developed a touch better knowledge on the part of the attack of what plays to use on certain numbers of downs.

first second third and fourth for In stance. and dependent upon the amount of ground to be gained. as well as the position in the field. In this particular line the greatest amount of real progress in the sea- son has en concentrated. In fact.

knowledge in this respect has be- come so general that the defense. as well as the attack. realizes what the opponents are' most likely' to do and we see very few cases or quarterbacks making egregrlou. blunders in this respect. although there have been instances during the season.

Today's Calendar of Sport Racing Winter meeting of Cuba-American Jockey club at Ha. vans a. Winter meeting at Jefferson park. Netv Orleans. Billiards National pocket billiard championship tournament at Philadelphia.

Cycling Fifth day of the six-day race in Madison Square Garden. New York. Wrestling Strangler Ed" Lewis vs. Ivan Karnoff at Kansas City. Karl Caddock vs.

Sam Clapham at Omaha. Boxing Johnny Murray vs. Jimmy Goodrich. 10 rounds at Buffalo. Jimmy Sullivan vs.

Kate Lewis to rounds at Buffalo. Eddie Moy vs Eddie Shevlin. IS rounds. at Marlboro Mass. Jimmy McCabe vs.

Willie Ry 10 rounds at John. son City N. T. AINT IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING Bv Bridal GnTtr A AID FROM QMfi OP THS oPtc TO Trie OTH iU WITH ClflAR AROOKID ors Second Mass Meeting Was Called by Polytechnic Boys for Purpose of Retracting Former Statements. fly Gene Blat.

Auburn Ala. December 4 Spe cial At a second mass meeting called tonight Professor Thomas Bragg was exonerated from the blame placed upon him and brought up in the Monday night meeting before the students which ended In the vote calling for his resignation as faculty manager of athletics Coach Donahue the first speak- er. told of his relations with Pro- lessor Bragg during this year. He declared his personal relations had been of the most cordial nature and that Professor Bragg had rendered every assistance needed. He de.

plored he hasty action of the students. which came as- a great surprise to him. and requested that they use great deliberation in fu turs. He was heartily in favor of rescinding the hasty movement of Monday night. Assistant Coach Pitts.

the next speaker paid the highest tribute to Professor Braggs' ability as a manager of athletics and asked for justice in readjustment of difficulties He made a brief review of Professor Braggs' career. quoting compliments paid him by officials of other colleges. Assistant Coach Bldez stated that the theme of his talk was jus. vice and fair play. Professor Brags- had been blamed for matters in which he had no jurisdiction what.

ever. He took up the grievances that have been rumored over the campus during the fall. which finally came to a head In the charges that Professor Br gg was neglectful in supplying equipment for football men and in looking fter their In terest also that he was at fault In certain misunderstandings. In re Irard to carrying the band' on football trips. Mr.

Bides refuted the points relative to- the football management. showing that the 1919 team had been well equipped with all that money could buy. Professor Thomas re toted the band accusation. and took the blame for that upon himself. Captain Pete Sooner suggested that In future the management ex.

erclse a more open policy In order. that such grave misunderstandings should not come up again. Cheer Leader Neal Johnson made a statement to the effect that the recent action of the student body was taken while laboring under various misunderstandings which hid been cleared up. In conclusion. Coach Donahue asked the student body if they- held the same attitude.

as the cheer lead- Sf unanimously agreed by 2 57 Ihat tn cent action was hastily taken and was based on dr. to unanimously nullified their previous action. Harvard Goes Wftt. Cambridge. Mass.

December 4. team Jn rsity football which will invade the west to play a leading Pacific coast eleven at Pasadena on New VeaVi that aM which went through the re cent season without defeat In eon. on with the announcement Sf ards acceptance of the tnvlta- or Roses it was. said' to sa oav 23 Players would be taken on SSatrS The. start for the west wm be made December :1.

WANTS NEW. YEARS SCRAP. Canton. Ohio. December 4 Wk.

MeXInny president of thr MeHinney Athletic crab has of fez-ed- a purse of SUOOO for- a round battle' here on the afternoon of' New Years day between Jack Brltton the welterweight champion and Mike ODowd the middleweight chant. pion. Button has already ac cePted. and' an answer from ODowd Is expected by hte end of- the week. ul FROM TMC CHAIR A WAUKS To Tl-jS.

OT BfMD OF The LOOKS OUT nit AND HIS FINALLY AZ AU. WORN OUt FftOM ANxtEtTY AMl SITS DOWN MACHIMff WITHOUT I ATOM Of IN Tb DEATH TMBN TMS OUT. AO MS WALKS BACK To HIS ESrt AmO 5IT3 PvAUr4 CM AND DICTATING Tue wipou1' A MARK xcP-l TMC GIRLS AINT AND Tech Track Team- Off To Birmingham Today Coach Alexander Whips Squad Into Shape for Big S. I. A.

A. Championship Cross-Country Run in Slagtown Saturday. fly Keller Mellon. Coach Alexander of Georgia Tech has put the finishing touchea on his squad of cross-country runners that will represent Georgia Tech in Birmingham Saturday. This road race will be for the S.

A A. cross- country championship. Information received from officials of the Birmingham Athletic club. under whose auspices the meet Is being held. show that over a dozen colleges and athletic clubs have already entered teams and that this race will probably be larger than any held in the past.

The squad at present numbers ten men. The ten first men to finish in the annual cross-country' run held Thanksgiving morning. They fin. Ished in the order named. D.

D. Touche McCleslcy Dives Nelms Hindson. WUnor Shepheard" Cotton Williams arid Harris. Six men from these will be taken on the trip although only four will be entered. Fouche.

who finished first. won third place last year while McClesky is an old letter track man. Daves is a freshman and little is known of his ability beyond the fact that he came out third. Coach Alex will be unable to accompany the team to Birmingham on account of football practice among the various companies of' the R. O.

T. C. unit Skinny Pollard. manager of the track team. will make the trip in his place.

Pro. lessor B. E. Robinson will also ac. company the team.

Tech wilt run up against some pretty stiff opposition in the shape or the University of Alabama. 1- S. U. Mississippi A. Marion Alabama Presbyterian College.

At. C. A. from Birmingham. New Orleans.

Sewanee and others. Alabama has already won the trophy twice and should she win again the trophy will go to her. Mississippi A. tL has just. won the southern intercollegiate six miles and A.

A. U. titles. It is too' early in the track game to give out any dope as there is no way of comparing the teams. It is not known as yet who will make the trip for Tech but what.

ever bunch the coach decides on will certainly tight every inch 01 the way and give some team a run for its money. They will leave today. Sanford Buys Dark Flight. New York December 4 Word hat been received here from London that John Sanford of Amsterdam N. J.

turfman and steward of the Jockey club. paid 30000 for the year brood mare Dark Flight at the New Market' sales of thor- oughbreads last Tuesday. She was bred by Lord Roseberry. The contending bidder was Thomas Welsh representing Joseph E. Widener of Philadelphia.

ROSM Break Record. Honolulu. December 4. Norman Ross. of San Francisco broke toe ZOO-yard tank swim record at a Young Men's Christian association meet here last night.

His time was 2 :05 9. The old record also was made by Ross in Chicago April 4 1918. and was 2:06 9. Young Georges CarpentUr a pollu during th great world war and somewhat of a fighter with both fists when there alnt any war steps In and takes the heavyweight championship of Europe by betting Jot Beckett Idol of Great Britain in an exceedingly surprising manner again turning the dope bucket upside down and sollllna the contents over the entire civilized world. It took Georges no more than one minute and ten seconds to administer the necessary ingredients for a haymaker' of the first degree and as a result the old chappies" watched several thousand pounds of their money go over the channel.

And oil tke birds the gallery were staging tint Georsre didn't have a ekanee that Jo was toaca Mallet he ked by my disciple of frog- meat. Now the next thing on the program is a mill between Europe new heavyweight champion and Handsome Jack Dempsey. the American title holder. That boat will dovbtlew breach to ringside see u. next year fta wm rive the fr rl SAther world cJiMBplom.

what have full rlaa. to data sad I eh the title tll the xt battle eescea around. There Is sorrow reigning In England tonight but that Isn't alL To bring the sorrow a lit tie doer home where we can see what It is made of. 1 Hume McDonald who also' thought Jo had chance. was In tile office just about 30 minutes before word was received from the London Ting.

Ma believed la Jeer st kim Prtkrei the Atlaatl ad WItrrrd a few tl. that lie wow erew tile Preach flatter- queen of tke mar la' twe mlaatea. or roaads It dertat auk murk dlltrresireAr which at tklu late stage fa th 3. Hume McDonald regrets that- the increasing price of gasoline forces him to discontinue the use of hi flivver for the next several months. Jut la lsvisg this palaral abject we wish to appeal to the patriotism of iii tree sport isis sad reqaest tile.

et have may idea or tkeigbta that Jack Dempsey. will win. Pall for him. bat vet the ides fixed firmly la your eerobros that he will lose and the world title win arel7 remaU la America. On the eve of the opening of the 20 basketball season and the final clash for the prep championship football title.

it' a momentous occasion. Joe flesia boys are over tit. top la tke first real basketball me of the year for tta tomorrow sight. the name to be with tile. trees.

from Camp flea- Blac. Sandy Beaver of fame as coach. football player and in tructor will arrive Saturday. morning with his Riverside football team to contest against Tech highs Junior Golden Tornado for premier. state honors.

It. going to be a great game- further than. that go see for yourselves. The Walraa over la Dlnd.c- aam peepa thaf eolyamatata fcave bees trytaa- reavisee. lb.

pubUe for as that they were lpwreek a the see of mat rimoay ABd it bot differ- cat aow. Better fkaa getting' letters from Pharaohs niece aiTwaT. AL. Coach Raftery Presented With Silver Loving Cup for Services While Oth ers Are Given Handsome Presents by Students. Lexington.

Vi. December 4. Special Showered with all the honors that' can be bestowed upon gridiron warriors. beamed upon admiringly by fair ones from many states. Head Coach Ratter and his southern champions were the central figures here today of a memorable reception that marked the culmination of one of the most successful football seasons in the his.

tory of Washington and Lee. The main feature of tIm occasion was the awarding of monograms and the announcement that Llndsev Moore. veteran left tackle would captain the Generals next year. As a token of his brilliant work in piloting the team to the south ern. championship goal" Head Coach Riftery was awarded a silver loving cup.

His assistant E. B. Schultz. who achieved a marked suc- cess in coaching the lineman was presented with a gold chain and knife. Captain Turner Bethel.

the Richmond lad whose work at right tackle has attracted the eyes of football authorities throughout the east was also the recipient of a gold chain end knife. To Mr. Robert B. MCDoule of Parkersburg. W.

Vs. manager of the southern champions. a beautiful gold Watch was presented as a token of the appreciation 01 his service. The Generals' team Is composed entirely of southern boys all of whom were in the service of their country during the world war. They may thus truly be ed southern champions.

and the representative team of the south. The following members of the 1 squad were announced as monogram wearers and presented with sweaters and gold footballs tokens the esteem. and admiration- of 1 lr 118W students and followers. W. flattery head coach E.

B. Schultz assistant coach E. T. Bethel right tackle. Richmond.

JL E. B. MeDougl manager. Parrersburg W. Va.

O. R. Daves left end. Payettevllle Tenn. I Slnf takr' Id.

Va. U. P. Sanford. left guard.

Chatham. V. Mi. t' center. Anderson.

s. c. E. B. Bailey.

rlorht guard lcenbrldge J. D. Cor ett. rlht Wilmington. N.

C. M. B. Mattox. right end.

Leuvflle Vs. P. Collins right end. Marion VaV 7. P.

quarterback. Lees-clue Roes Pates Changed. Detroit December 4. A change in date of the 1920 gold fie. of the American Power Boat association probably 111 necessary because pf the fixing of the wees- beginning August NT for the run.

nine of the Harntsworth trSphy races In England It was stated by members of the association this afternoon. Three. American boats are expected to contest In the- Harnuworth es and as all Or them will be entered. in the gold cup racevwhieb had been set. for the- first week In September It has been virtually de.

aided to seek earlier date for the American elusle. Three day include jhjly have een tentatively decided. upon. THBEB CAPTAIN CALLAHAMS. Lawrence.

Mass. December 4. Arthur. Callahan brother of John Callahan captain of the Yal 1919 football team. and Captain- Harry Callahan of the Prince.

ton eleven- Has been elected cap-1 tain of next years football team at Lawrence High school. He was tackle oa this years team. Rthfus Bass Eteed 3 A A. C. Team Captain For Ensuing Season Mflonald Will Give Au- Star Boxing Bill When Adair and Avera See Who Is Best Irishman.

Hume McDonalds boxing card for the night of December 9 at the Au. dltorlum la going to be just asex citing- and replete with thrills as his previous one when Abel' and Moran mixed things In the main even so says the genial Hume. Then. it was a ass of when Hebrew met Wop but the show on the 9th will. be an Irish meeting in the main event it is going to be.

a regular Donnibrook fair. as Mr. Barney Adair. is an Irishman frpra the old sod. with a fighting disposition and our local Celt Mr.

Larry AueriL Is not averse to a heated argument as his. twenty straight wins out of twenty-one starts have shown. He is a promising youngster. Mae believes ho can more than Sold his own against even a tough customer like Adair. who holds the light- welterweight championship' of old Ireland and has met and held his own with all the leading lightweights of America.

Adair is a two-fisted fighter and Is as busy as a bee from the clang of the first gong to the ending of hostilities. He has battled with Champion Benny Leonard. Low Tendler Willis Jackson. Johnny Dundee Charlie White dad a host of leading lights in the pound class. and is a youngster who la growing and tights around US pounds Leo P.

Flynn Adair's manager. who handles Bill Brennan. Kid Norfolk. Pete Hartley and a string of other good boxers told McDonald that when the boxing fans of At lanta see Barrey In action they will say he is a real fighter' and will want him back again. Avera.

feels that he Is good enough to tackle this tough eastern boy. and assures Hume that will give a good account of himself. The ten- round windup. between Freddie Boorde and Benny. Pslrner.

will be almost as good as the main event. Freddie has displayed his wares to Atlanta' fans before and they know he is a willing little mixer. His opponent. Benny Pal- mar. is not the Rabbit one.

but. from his newspaper clippings and his showing in the gymnasium where McDonald Rave him the- once over friend Freddie will have to step at llveUect clip to keep on top. This bout should be Just as ex citing as the York fist Test proved at the last boxing show. The six-round opener. between Young Battllg Barnett and "Rabbit" Palmer.

of Camp Gor. 1' Ida no boosting. as the last time these boys met they put 11 pa. thrilling and desperate battle. The show will commence promptly at to.

In order to keep faith with the new light order. The prices of admission will be from 1 to 1 SO for ringside seats and these prices will include. the war tax. Seats ate now on sale at Chess' place. the Rex pool room and Silverman's buffet.

SAVANNAH PLANNING' GREAT MOTOR EVENT Savannah. Ga. December- 4 Spe. cial The Savannah Motorcycle club has already begun on the strength of the success of two- re cent events to plan for a great mile grand prize race to be pulled oft next Memorial day. Coach Bean Yar slty and" Completes Final ngcinentsfQr Opening Game of Year Saturday Night With Benning.

By Lea Rawllngs. With the election of Rufus Bass captain selection- of- his varsity squad and the final completion of alt details and. arrangements. Coach. Joe Bean announced Thursday night that' everything is in.

readiness for the grand ripening of the 20 season tomorrow night when the Atlanta. Athletic club live battles the cage tossers from Camp Benning. Mrs. John Oliver and Mrs. Edgar Dunlap have been chosen to act as sponsors for the' opening game which.

la to start promptly at 830 A' guessing contest in which the feminine tan present will forecast the total number' of points made by the two teams. is to be held- the on guessing the' exact number. or clos est- to it being awarded a hand- some box of candy with a smaller box going to the second best guess. Coach Bean. following a hard workout Thursday night.

in which the varsity was forced to fight ev cry inch of the way' to defeat the fast lying scrubs announced. that the' squad to be. used. against the Camp Benning team will consist- of Morrison or Cocke at center na. Sullivan and Bryan.

forwards. and Graves. McCall and Oliver. guards. Johnny Westnmoreland Has been chosen to officiate- in the opening ccntest.

Just before going onto the floor for practice Thursday night Coach Bean issued the members of th varsity squad' their new uniforms which consist of white jerseys with the athletic club Insignia on them in maroon. while the trunks are white with maroon stripes down tlia sides and. a maroon edge running Around the bottoms. The team presented a nifty look-lug outfit when it trotted onto the floor for practice and wilt be welt worth looking at from. a standpoint of beauty Saturday.

November 20 Is Set as Date for Game With Georgia in- Atlanta According to Crimson Schedule. University Ala. December Alabama's 1920 football schedule was announced Tuesday by Athletic Director A. Boone. The schedule remains practically ne same except that Mississippi college is substituted for Marion Institute.

Definite arrangements have been made for games with Sewanee. Vanderbilt Louisiana State university. Georgia and Mississippi A. The fun' schedule. Including.

those with whom satisfactory. arrangements are expected. is as follows. October 2 Southern campus. October University of Mississippi.

campus. October It Howard College campus. October 23 23 College campus. October 1ft Sewanee Birmingham. November Vanderbilt Birmingham.

November 11 Louisiana State University campus. November 20 Atlanta. Thanksgiving Mississippi A. 21. Birmingham.

Fierce Competition Expected in' Races Birmingham A 1 e- ti Club Is Looking Forward to Hard-Fought Battle Between S. I. A. A. Cross Country Teams.

fly- Coerce IL University. At. December 4 Special. Followers of the. Crimson and White are looking forward with anticipation to the annual road race- in Birmingham Saturday whoa Alabama's Thin Line' will enter Into competition with the young Marathons from Georgia Tech Mis.

slssippi A. 32. Sewanee and a number" or other colleges and' athletic- clubs throughout the. south. This ninth annual road raw Is staged' under the auspices of the Birmingham Athletic club and al ready Chairman W.

Strait has re eeIYed. over fifty entries. The entries from the. three- big southern colleges that will compete for honors ire as follows Georgia Tech D. D.

Touch. 3. M. McClssky. P.

G. Davis. G. Nelms. W.

H. Ilbndson O. Shepperd and P. R. Cotton.

Mississippi A. It M. IL Pyler. G. Hamilton.

P. D. Morrow. A. D.

WorthlnlrtonJt I. Pace- C. U. Coleman. IL B.

Coleman WI D. Reed. EH Jamison and J. W. flab.

icy. Alabama Captain Henry lleatty Walter-Jones. Otto lflrchner 3. Thompson JrM Pickens and H. Brown.

The Alabama players are In the. best condition for the. meet. Under the direction of Captain Scatty the sprinters hayd been out each ftPtnoon exercising their lungs and limbs. On the Alabama sqoad Wm svtf Walter Jones.

won the road race In 1916 and 1 17. He broke the record In 1 1 by making" the three-mile lap In 1C minutes IS seconds. Walter Locke the cele brated. athlete of. the Atlanta Athletic club.

has also won- two out of the nine. track events in. the Magic Cur. Following are the Individual winners and team winners and. the time for the three miles by years mi Winner Fred Gallant Howard IS 5 team winner.

Central High school. 2 Winner Karl Platowsky Central V. M. C. A.

17 team winner Howard College. 1J1J Winner L. G. Clalrbourne. Central V.

Ii. C. A. 1629 team Winner. Central T.

Y. A. Hit Winner Walter Locke Atlanta Athletic club 1 17 team wtnnercAcipco V. SI. C.

A ISli Winner Walter Locke Atlanta Athletic club 15:35 team- winner. Acipico T. IL C. A 1 1 Winner Walter Zones Ma. bama 19:19 team winner.

Ala. barns. 1917 Winner. Walter Jones Alabama ItJI 5 team winner Alabama. Ills Winner Otto Klrchner Alabama 1702 5 team winner.

ACipleo V. 34. 0. A. A handsome loving cup Is the grand prize offered to the team winning the meet.

The cup becomes the. sole possession of the team only after the event has been won for three years. Alabama has won the cup twice and provided the Crimson sprinters can cross the line first' next Saturday the trophy will be the undisputed property' Alabama. Another. trophy is awarded each year to the team winning the rata The- Individual winner la awarded a gold medal.

the second moan A sliver' medal and a bronze medal Is given to the next eight men finishing. Competition Is expected to be fiercer- than ever this year and It UJlkely that the record held by- Walter Jones of' Alabama t1G minutes ii seconds will be QITQY i 8 IP fI WLINIs" fi. i i'-- R' 4' Iac A f' 4 1 4' I rpentet i fr a50ndon. 4. I entler.

rope a and it tbe he 9:44 ock. I ved If ISllghUY 9:54 sh rt ed 1 ckly an lanted ri gJ' ef oheac rt tI bnter. omlng wnt Lt. In al1 ash Blketts to. uth pWJches.

tt es 81. uders llum Wales'- I uppprcutwith h. had te. 1. jEo ches Les i tantage pest 1h does not pay any coach not to keep ozen greaterlmprovement wUht II flC fi gP ae a rl an Taet I i passea clt cert lnly stay 'OJ re times-made 1JWlth ar d' ls rd iftlme tand 5 1iJn I lef a I yone I 110U" hat also i part orahort 1' apln id ts a 1" Th MlUtout or lIoundor Odted 1r i iJand of.

1 Inrtortunes UwrdelJaboulln cOJ1e nP come tr lJr thaphl tlr RUNNERS QUALIFY fOR EMORY RACES ReI a 4. The lay at- tm out a pl yera unusually reasonable own. ea- rou te. oih ills for I ba deform tlnns stead man form seas in- on havebecn rocla. l' sportsl Winter Ne National lphla.

Fifth Ne. Wrestling Boxing At. ar 1 Ryn1Grounda. atJohn UJ miit HAINT ITA BYBri sH WrtS. You oS' TARTS Sr CI It6MT Ct4AA tN lKS 8fowQ- NO TKa Ce TH tIC TrNG ft AA UNn AUBURN STUDENTS XONRA TE BRAGG act i 4.

At mana er IC oa I the fu- aker. a ef after In- re- the or. It was outcry- that the recent I ur The Harvard university playa. Pac1t1ccoaat Years 4a WlIl bo virtually the same re- necuo announcement of Harvard's tlbn to playat the-Carnival celebration today 1 the trIp. nWYB DeeeDi r.

4- inne ipui4e of Ilnney. has of. re' New. ackBrtttonthe pm rU ew alr ad7' i.e. 00Dowc1la ectedbYbte 1th i if THeN GTs rHI 16.

A SN Th oFf-CE'- Pu Nb N6 HI CU iCTAIIJG J. Tao FtN UV Ke" Ie SALL II I' 0' FroM oWH MT CHI C' ltNFI NOTE SD i riMa cRCTiorI i- TeNTHti CI I God OUT ANOtiG. 5 bas TtiC3. CfGA ICTATIN I 1 I A.Cham- Slagto Melt I fo at Yi l11 crr'I recel ved lIf pla thlr Alexw11l I I We a I Jl Word ate ward Ross-Breaks Norman the SI lomewhatof the kel urprilingmanner andaDllllna u------ morethaa ehan eL" I that ta ea programi ropeaDewheaY7welht titleholder. ts- lie to.

rbtphJe. aert eat wm. tlluorl 11 a. Qletltle' ee Therels sorr tonlrhtbut thatlnt alL. lit WOcaD I' see.

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Wll1arrlve hlaRlnnlcll Techhlgb' be. rtier e' c- Weirsevr hi. eel t17ta1rC. lTIHC UetN ages tIIwere afat rtea1 tsBdtft V. I MOORE TO CAPTAIN GNERAlS IN 1920 Ot Special.

honorl hie- announcement 1. a. old chain. com ose4 countrydurlnll foU wlnc' 119 of their fellow el. eb CI JtaD L.

foore. left tack- Rlngpold. Ie Vs. F. U.

Paget' Vs. right end. ent LP Mattox. Vs. 3- SllTenteln halfback.

Charleston. iv Vs. J. W. tfeDonfad lr full back.

Rot Springs Ark. S. L. Raines halfback" flames Tenn A. CogbU.

qu rterback. Chesterfield Court House Vs. J. B. Water man- sger 1917) Frederick.

MO tdu. troit. 4Achange the cup racea be rnf x1pt e. i Engl ndoJtwaa' st ted COD test races Paces. which wCl mt er ha dan to July4 been tin A TIY CALLAIUXs lf.

Cal1a nbrother ptalri" f. theYlj U1ttootballteaman4 I HarrYCaIlahaD otthe j. fO1 el' edC talDofDut footballtealll' Hlfb t1 f- PfisBilStE i cr iJ ptai OT aqn. tiJ4 MICKMEETSMICK IN TUESDAY SHOW MDonaldVVjll StarBoxingBi lWhen Av ra. Se box1ngearl ot 9at one evens aseof lng fair averse heat pron ls I i I d1 nd 131 pound who'll navet' At- ta kle euternboy Ivc good accountotbtmaelf The-ten.

fanlbefore Isa er newspapercl1pplnga tokeep be' ex. p. 250 wlltlnclude andSl1nr. SA ANNAB a. The atreadybegun.

re- J3- Se1. ar. Gamcoty dayliight ni i I I Lu 1 ct1 of.R fuaBaia' of. laquadand flna I eallannounced I nllhtLQateverything erand QPenlngotth alOntomorrow I AtlantaAthletlc dubHve I tos ers ohn Olfv I toatart promptlYat830 guesalnCcontesc. whlchthoi I a thetwo one I toft boxot sec nd In.

var lty forcedtof1gbtev otthe waytodeCat lh BenningteamwiUconslst- Cockeat nter nasbeeli off1ciatelnthe golngonto tCe r.m t6 th lr jera y. ontheln maroon and. maroonedgeru nln Theteam andwUt. elt AlABA MAJS' MEt ll. GIVENFORi91O w1 iH SS- S' fo 1n A co rd ing December.

Speclal.Alabamaa19U Mo' pracUcal1yIe thatMlull8lppl I It a tft SewaneeVan- 4 he thoieWlth Ial ronows- OctoberUnlverlt7 Mill la- 14 PU tober 3 tCOlUg. toberJ Sewanee. m. I C017lp. tit o1 tltl ed Countryrcrams.

BGrce ceinbef' Specl1Fol1oweraot theCrlmoD Whltlare fo" turdaYwhonAIa- Clad nto Sewaneeanda throughouttbeiaout TbllulntbanDual stacedunder aUl lcu. of BltmJn hamAthletlccll1b tidal JeadyCl1llrman eol1eeuthatwl11 GeortrlaIe DD y.P. DavtaJ NelmaWILHlndsoDo 1. Jk' A ILP71er. E.G.

PD A PaceC ColcmanHRCoJeman ReedEL an41W. BaJ" 1e tiID' tt7 alte iJ OJletto u1. Thomp01IiJra cud nAlabam are' Df eoJldlU Un- derthe sea tty cPrJntenhaYttbeeDout theluDean UmbOn theoAlatJa raceJnliil 117. brokothe recordlnllU bymaltlnr 1ImlnuteaU seconc1awalter1ocke cole- th- alaowon- Innulntho ID41114ualwln tbetlme by Winner 1allan1How ard1S nU Kart CentralY. CAnu wlnnerHoward Winner CentraIYM CAi wlnnerCcntralY Winner WatterLocke fn I ocl it r1IitealU Wlnner.WaiterLoeke At- club 11 JLcA WlnnerWalterJolle 1111 ner Walter-Jones bamaIIn GFteam 1ero tAla- bamanO3 GtetQ iJL cA AhandaomeJovlng leth6' neeup after.

h. wontor tJltIer ar' e1Iptwlce. 4 tlieCrfm aoDprlnters thelIne tole rne a aecondman. dalanda lIiedalla l1r rtbi tlere r. yeu anc1lft' Ia lIkely.

thatjtherec rd held l' WAJttrJtne rCk. lli 1 I 4 a rni CON5t I TuTIuI AThANTAGA FRiDAY CEMBER 519I9 I ILarpentier i Rd rom uaher nd i11 rpent1er. kurope 1 ste 1 1 i EeeKett. lied with t. ti SF a lash I tt I 1 arpentier 1 ckett' 5 hi i gEis st I fld he lthe 5e.

I d8pyright. 5. S. i a 1 c. di.

t. 5- .5 5m hl i at t. upo i that i S. S- 4. to peeming I team5 gor I7 7' in i S.

1thiirst. jPthat 1. 1 tew- I Ryan. 10. a iELING Bvi3HIl 3sCAFIrsG CjMTf4G5 CicA 4IjT IA P0N WIItLPS 3 OM o-nlfR ru EXONERATEBRAGG a ni 1 Brggg cumstances proved be without foundation.

They day as I I I hereon i i I I I I byhte I m' ME ciA A4DWALn TaTri6 SoTn OFFICE Th ptJPir4b C9t We44 ClGA ID ij- Tl4PtSPLL t'i ou 5IT NFIDlr4C APeD Tti CPst 5 PeCp TOHI5 T3 PtJ irj 6 ANbDiCThTIr AsD Th. TpleLeTTR5At. COMa eo55ss. ILLGI6L lmrA1vRe OH iT i PAND GLORR-c10US FeELIM T-T- mi gham mornin ac- ac- Ne 2:05 4. dee tee a eeoked asy est.

nextthing se a tad ebell avs elal nick next To-bring of hdllevodlaJes. ii dii sere tie. sad s7 skc dlrfsvrsee a 5 s-c S- tke tic snrely-reusala its Its flIrta ks tka be a st- rimoaybAd Ita eat Ii. it MOORETO an' em Vs. Mo re Coreett L.

Va J. A qurterback A 9 trophy wal- the itbaabeen an I I Caflahgabrothi Jo I evenhas beelselected cap- I next I lilghschool. X' BasElecied AA Ek MEETS MICk ra th.Au- as cx to. accountof eds 4. A ff Arr ofYear lect1 nof Olivtr beenchose cv- to Bass the of ALABAMA'S GAMES' ARE 5 5 S.

SpecialAlabamas MrThe Howard 4 Sewanee 20 Thanksgiylng-Misslssbppl 4 I h1 tl ams. SsturdaTwben Georgia al- r. Tech-S. S. 2 Captain 3.

U. best in be if 1916 lapmn zierstnd teamwinners 1 Winner l7H A. Winner A. Winner Winner. 4 Winner otthe of Anothertrophy yea of 46.