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THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1928. PAGE ELEVEN SCENES FROM TECH -AUBURN TURKEY DAY GAME 1 y4 1 "--Yt'" i. IH.I.II i ...1 1. 1 I A ttKK i tl 1 "NV 1 1 rY nV fWf 1 rr.vK-' ir r.V'vUi. XawAI II i ig IVr vV V.

'ffv -T'-'l iV 'v lN I 2 -fw. nU't 'V -VSJ- I -i 'f t. ittXx if 1 iif "I -j 1 '4i A few hundred of the 20,000 persons who saw the Thanksgiving day game at Grant field are shown in the picture at the upper left under the spell of the Tech veil leaders who are going through their contortions on the sidelines. Above at the right are of Union Springs, Ala. The two examples of uic u.u.

rtULum spiwu wiiw icih i wi ui ucauijr to judiui uie urawn on ine i lger piaymg cencn. 1 ney are, iert to right, Mable Inman, ot Albany, Alice Carmichael, ot Atlanta; Ars. B. A. Pruitt, feminine pulchritude at the lower left are the.

Tech sponsors, Martha Maddox and Josephine Mollis. Another section of the crowd is shown at the lower right. The press box is shown in the background. Jl End Vi With i auama tCOYlS TIDE CLINCHES DIXIE TITLE ATLANTA MOREHOUSE IN SCORELESS TIE IN LAST GAME Bulldogs Swamped Under 33 -t 0-6 Score By Crimson Warriors Line Play of Crimsons Proves Too Stiff For Invading Red and Black Gridders Georgia Scores Only Touchdown in Last of Hectic Battle. Yellow Jackets Beat Auburn Tigers, 20-7, In Tu rkey ay Tilt Invading Eleven Grabs Early Lead in First Half But.

Crumbles Under Attack of Jackets Barron Knocked Out in First Few Minutes of Play Reed Stars. BY DICK HAWKINS. THE ASSOCIATED TRESS. BY J. C.

CIIUNN. Before one of the largest crowds of Thanksgiving day saw the curtain fall on the 192G southern conference football stage and the University of the season, estimated at over 3,000, Morris Brown and Atlanta University BY DICK-HAWKINS- Alabama, occupying the center with battled to a 0-0 tie in 1heir annual clash at Sniller field Thanksgiving. The game was a nip-and-tnek affair her conference championship Crimson Tide, row is considering a curtain trom start to finish, both teams on many occasions going near the goal line, only to find a reinforced line that call in the form of an encore engage' ment for the tournament of roses fes' held. The prediction marie before the tival New Year's day at Tasadena, game that it would be two evenly Veterans Pass. Six of Georgia Tech's regulars warbled their swan song of college football at Grant field Thursday, and it was an heroic anthem crowned by victory against their hereditary enemies from Auburn.

Beside Captain Poole, Mack Tharpe, Johnny Marshall, Tom Angley, Carter Barron and Sam Murray, also ended their service with the Tiger game. Even the last stand of Red Barron, whose comrades bore him from the field of battle in the first few minutes of play, had a touch of that spirit which is found only on the college gridiron. Calif. The Turkey day victory of matched elevens was verified with yes- 11 'I K(y 1 Alabama over the Bulldogs from the University of Georgia, to (. virtual BY CLIFF WHEATLEY.

IRMINGHAM, November 23. The big Crimson Wave from Tuscaloosa, headed by Hoyt Winslett, Red Barnes and Archie Taylor, made it four in a row over Kid Woodruff's band from Athens at Rickwood field here this afternoon, but there was a flicker of light in the gloorn that spread over the Georgia stands as the Bulldogs tallied the first touchdown they have scored on Alabama in four years on the last r'ay of today's game. three years the boys from Athens have crossed the -state line and lugged back zeros. This trip they got away with six points and if it wasn't GOLDEN TORNADO which rumbled and roared and changed direction like the monsoons of the south seas finally found its power in the Jast half of the game at Grant field Thanksgiving day and blew the Auburn Tigers from the field by a score of 20 to 7. The first half was as heart-breaking for the Tech fans as the second half was thrilling.

The Jackets started four marches to the Auburn goal and each time a fumble nipped the advance. The heads-up football of the Tigers turned each one of these fumbles into a decided advantage. an ly assures acceptance of the California invitation, as soon as the southern conference gives permission, a foregone conclusion. Alabama's decisive trouncing of the terrlny performance. Clarke, fighting halfback of Morris Brown, was the outstanding star for the local eleven, always on top of every play, and whose intercepting ft two forward passes saved a defeat for his eleven.

Coach Johnson, mentor of the Mor-ri Brown outfit, was pleased with the showing his eleven made against the strong Atlanta University team, while Coach Aikens. of the opposing eleven, was gratified with his pupils in making it. all siniare with the undefeated In the first half it was Auburn's game by virtue of Tech's mistakes more than by her own offensive power, though the lone Tiger touchdown was the result of a 30-yard march across the goal after Nelson had carried the initial kickoff to Tech's 30-yard line. A queer trick of fate in the form of conference team. The coaches of both teams Question enough to bring victory it was.

anyway, a start toward better things. Alabama flashed a powerful offense and a line that often smeared the plays behind the Georgia wall. The Crimson defense was superb and Wallace Wade's forward wall has never functioned better since he began tutoring these big red boys from Tuscaloosa. Alabama played a brilliant brand of football to beat the Woodruff band and Georgia, though beaten, never once let the Tide forget it was in the football game to the finish. Alabama repulsed every offensive threat of the Bulldog machine and it appeared that the goose-egg jinx had again been dropped in the Georgia camp.

That is, it did until the fourth period was everything but spent. a reliijured knee took Carter Barron, star of Tech's backfield, from the ed the decisions of the referee on ft-eral plays, two or three of which pre am on the arms of his fellow play ers, before the first qtiarter was well vented touchdowns, but there were no bickerings to delay the game, which was played unusually fast for a rain- er galloped to a first down and then a Tech fumble wa recovered by the Tigers for a (5-yard gain, placing tb ball on Tech's 6-yard line. A Tech penalty for off-sides cut the distance to one yard on the next play and Fisher bucked it over for a touchdown. Ingram's attempt to kick goal after Continued on Page 12, Column 3. under way.

Bo Bead, who ran in Barron's place in the last three pe covered himself with glory and soaked field. MOREHOUSE WINS FROM FJSKE. Red Barron went into that game knowing that he would probably come out on the arms of his teammates, yet he did not flinch, and while he was in the game he played with an abandon born of desperation. He knew that any time he was tackled from the side the strained ligaments in that knee would revolt under the strain, but that knowledge did not keep Red Barron from smashing into the Auburn tackier with all his strength. Many football players would have revolted against the nemesis of hard luck that has been pursuing Barron just when he seemed to have reached the apex of his football career not so Carter.

He did his best and when he was borne from the field, his face Hushed with the pain and an unwelcome tear in his eye. The roar of applause which greeted him was not a mere clapping of hands, but a sincere tri'oute to a great football plxyer who has done much to make the name of Barron famous on the gridiron. As is usually the case in the last game of the season, many substitutes were given a last chance to earn their letter by participating in the play. The result'was that not one of the graduating players finished the game, but there was not one of the seniors who did not distinguish himself in his last effort. Despite the fact that the first half of the game was played under the shadow of Tornado errors, the last half made up for the misplays, an the graduating players can be proud of their last effort.

The figures give Tech a decided advantage in every department of the game in the second half, though Aubtlrn chalked up seven first clowns in the first half to five for Tech. In the Red and Black not only gained them a three-year record of no defeats as well as their third conference championship in as many years, but also left them among the mere handful of teams undefeated in the national football season. Ammg the runners-up to Alabama in conference standing as the curtain fell the University of. Tennessee held attention with its one touchdown margin over the University of Kentucky, as did Vanderbilt with a 13 to 0 win over Sewanee's Tigers who held Alabama in midseason to 2 to 0 victory. The University of Mississippi for the first time in 3 4 years defeated their rivals, the Mississippi Agirics, 7 to and for the first time in three years the Generals, of Washington and Lee did not taste defeat at the hands of the Florida Alligators.

The score, however, was but a 7-7 draw and offered but another of the season's upsets as Florida was overwhelmingly defeated by Georgia while W. Li. has tied Princeton and beaten Maryland, the conquerors of Yale. Eight conference teams, Vanderbilt, Sewoiice, Kentucky. Georgia Tech.

Louisiana State, Florida, Mississippi Aggies, and Georgia, have fallen he-fore the attack of the charges of Wallace Wade. In addition the lads from no one will begrude the little Marietta halfback the credit that is due him but seeing Ited Baron carried from his game at Tech brought a lump In one of the closest games of the to ti- turoat ol more than one spec season, Morehouse university, of At tator. lanta, galloped home to victory by a Stars Are Taken Out. Captain Owen Tool. Alternate Can- The score came about whn Messrs.

Nash and Curran smashed through the Crimson line and blocked a punt started from the toe of Jimmy Johnston. Harry Holder had but a moment before stopped a threatening Jeorgi.i march by intercepting forward pai3 on the Crimson 15-yard line ami Johnston, who was running, the AJabann team, dmpppd back to bot the ba'l up the field. The two JSulMos forwards mentioned lifted till one-point margin over Fiske university, of Nashville, here on Thanksgiving before a large crowd of spectators. The final score was to (5. The performance of Archer and tain Mack Tharpe, Johnny Marshall, Sam Murray and Tom Angley, as well as Barron played their last game Crimson wall, however, and the leather met upstretched Georgia arms.

It bounced on back, past the Alabama goal stripe and after the pole was uncovered, Curran, Bulldog Flankman was found in full and complete possession of the ball. Aa Georgia stan Is immediately began an impromptu move to nominate him for the nest governor, the score board boy hung up the first Georgia score on Alabama since the year 1U22. Jn the 51 minutes and some odd seconds of play preceding the Georgia tally. Alabama had driven over five toucWovns and a safety. Two of the 3s y.Mit! inui-r the colors of Georgia lech Thursday.

None of them were on the field at the end of the game, because of the fact that (Vach Alex sent in a string of substitutes after the game Dee.on. for. Morehouse, was the outstanding feature of the clash, won the game almost single-handed when they completed a triple pass for 43 yards in the second quarter, with Pee-zon racing the remaining 33 yards for a touchdown. Archer then made the extra point which later proved the margin of victorjr. was "on ice' for Tech.

Auburn got off to an auspicious MAY- BROS. AUCTION Buy Diamonds Like Pebbles During This Great Sale etai when Nelson. Tiger quarter. grabbed the initial kick-off and raced Continntd on Page 12, Oflumn 3. Continued on Page 12, Column 2.

Continued on Pae 12 Column 1. i(. 70 to Tech'a 20-yard line, 'feb.