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PAGE TWENTY SAN BERNARDINO DAILY SUN. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1928 Georgia Tech Trims Georgia to Win Southern Grid Laurels TORNADO ENDS SEASON WITH 20-nTORY Tennessee Creates Big Southern Upset in Beating Florida Eleven by Lone Point (By t'ntted Trees) ATLANTA, Dec. feated and more triumphant than ever, the Golden Tornado of Georgia Tech drove to the southern con ference football championship today, decisively beating University of Georgia, 20 to 6, In a game witnessed by 40,000 Dixie fans. Tech's backs, Thomason, Mizell and Lumpkin, shattered the Bulldog line into bits, all three touchdowns scored by the Tornado coming In line drives. The Tech line, with its all-American center, Pund, and its tackles and guards, broke down any offensive the weak Red and Black eleven had to offer.

Mliell's Fumble Gives Touchdown Georgia's single touchdown came early in the game. It followed a fumble by Mizell on the Jackett 12-yard line. On the third down Hooks. Georgia halfback, passed to Maffett, end, for the score. As Tennessee defeated Florida, 13 to 12, in the biggest upset of the year down south, Georgia Tech, alone undefeated and untied of southern conference elevens, automatically won the season's title.

Tech established Itself as probably the sole claimant, to mythical national honors east of the Mississippi by winning. In the third period, Thomason, all-southern halfback a year ago, twisted through for a 42-yard run after an exchange of punts. From the 15-yard line Lumpkin split the line for a touchdown and Thoma son kicked goal to make the score, Tech 14, Georgia 6. Again in the same period the same backfield combination of Thomason, Lumpkin and Mizell drove down the field for a series of first downs and finally a touchdown. Thomason missed goal.

Georgia's Aerial Attick Blasted la the fourth period, Georgia opened a frantic overhead game. One pass put be ball on Tech's 31-yard line, but the Bulldogs lost it on downs. The game ended with Georgia's ball on her own 20-yard line after Maree. Tech tackle, threw Hill for a 14-yard loss as he attempted to pass. Lineup and summary: Georgia Tech Georgia Jones LF Maffett Watkln LT Friable- Westbrook LG Huff Pund Owen Drennon RG Jacobson Thrash RT Bryant Waddey RE Palmer Durant QB Hill Misell LHB Hooks Thomason RHB Dudley Lumpkin FB McCrary Referee, Gardner, Cornell; umpire, Powell, Wisconsin; head linesman, Black, Davidson; field Judge, Hutchinson, Purdue.

Score by periods: Georgia Tech ....0 7 13 020 Georgia 6 0 0 06 Scoring: Touchdowns Georgia Tech, Lumpkin 2, Thomason; University of Georgia, Maffett TENNESSEE UPSETS OPE TO WIN GAME KNOXVTLLE, Tenn, Dec. 8. Tennessee's football team defeated the University of Florida here today. 13 to 12. Tennessee, undefeated this year, made an early touchdown when a pass was completed almost to the goal line.

McEver puhsed it over. A pass netted the territory for goal Tennessee's second touchdown came in the final quarter when Hackman intercepted a pass and ran 29 yards for the counter. Florida scored twice by mixing passes ana runs. The Gator eleven bore down toward the Tennessee groal posts near the close of the game but was thrown back. Henri Cochet Leads French Tennis List (By Associated Press) PARIS, Dec.

8 Henri Cochet tar of the French Davis cup team and winner of the American and French tennis championships, replaces Rene Lacoste at the head of th French first 10 players, Issued today by the French Tennis federation. Lacoste, who has been alternating with Cochet at the top for the last few years, is ranked second. The other players In order are Jean Borotra, Jacques Brugnon, Christian Boussns, Rene Debuzelet Pierre Landry, R. Georges, E. Du-plalx and A.

Gentien. The list of the first five women players was issued at the same time. They are Mesdames Mathleu. Rcloges, Lafaurle, Goldlng and Hordes. Alhambra High Wins Over Compton 19-7 (By United Press) LOS ANGELES, Deo.

high school won the unofficial rep school championship of South-irn California today by defeating Compton, 19 to 7, at the local coliseum. Orr Mohler, Alhambra quarter-ck, starred with three touch-flown. fifteen thousand fans witnessed game. I By BRIAN BELL (Associated Press Sporta Writer) Bobby Jones made hla greatest Bhot in the 1928 Amateur golf cham pionship to win a hole In nar when he was never on the fairway from tee to green. Flaying Phillips Flnlay, the Har vard student in his semi-final round, the champion came to the fifth hole one up.

The fifth hole at Brae Burn Is the longest on the course, 877 yards with a Blight elbow. Bobby Gets Great Recovery Shot Bobby's tee shot was long but not stialght, the champion pushing the ball to bad rough. It was out of the question to use a wooden club so the Atlantan took an Iron and hit a screaming shot from the grass more than 200 yards but again off the fairway, the ball landing In tough grass to the left of the fairway and to make the situation more difficult behind a large tree. The champion was still a full hun dred yards from the green, his ball In grass almost hiding It from view and the tree squarely in front of It In the meantime an excited person had yelled as Flnlay was about to shoot and Phil had wasted a shot In the rough, leaving Bobby in post tion to win the hole and go two up if he could get close enough to the green to score a par five. Bobby studied the lay of the land more carefully than was his wont and even tested the strength of the grass through which his iron must cut to send the ball out Finally he tore Into it with all his power, smashing down on the ball as though he hoped to carry 300 yards instead of one.

He knew what he was doing. He could not play over the tree so he proposed to play through it ed Press from nominations of more than 100 sports writers and coaches are as follows: First team Second Team Van Sickel, Fla Waddey, Ga T. Speer, Ga, T. Lautzen'ser, Ga. Vaughan, Brown, VanTlt Pund, Ga.

T. Schwartz, N. C. Brennon, Ga. T.

Hagler, Ala, Tinsley, La. St Maree, Ga. Abernathy, Vlt Jones, Ga. Rocky Mountain Grid Conference Schedule (By Cnlted Press) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec, 8. Football schedules for 1929 were made today at the annual meeting of the Rocky Mountain conference officials.

L. S. Ward, of Colorado Mines, was elected president of the conference, H. Marshall, of Utah university, vice-president and R. H.

Gllmore, of Colorado college, secretary. Rules of 1928 were adopted for 1929, with the exception that four officials will act at each game instead of three, and the descriptions may be broadcast by radio. In 1930, it was decided, football practice must not start before Sept 10. PITCHER MAY SOLD SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8.

Herbert "Buckshot" May, right-handed pitcher with the San Francisco Seals, has been sold to Memphis of the Southern Association. Tree No Barrier to Bobby Oq to hear it is to want it GREBE AC 6 You Will Get It Better 00 PAIGE ELECTRIC CO. 361 bobby into the ball with all his power, the ball shot through branches of the, tres. A NO CONTINUED TO THE GttENJ Gift Suggestions- FROM "HIS" STORE 41 ft S7 7 if fei 'XtV-Zil-J 15 vapos This plan worked. The ball shot through the branches of the tree, ending a shower of leaves over the nearby fairway, and continued to the green, rolling past the pin and Mythical All-Star Eleven for Southern Football Conference (By Associated Press) ATLANTA, Ga, Dec.

8. First and second selections for the all-Southern football team, together with those receiving honorable mention, compiled by the Associat Crabtree, Fla QB Armistead Vlt Mizell, Ga. T. HB Peake Va P. Banker, TulaneHB McEver, Tenn.

Snyder, ML FB Holm, Ala Honorable mention: Ends Stanley, Florida; E. Smith, Alabama; Hug and Alley, Tennessee; Sapp, North Carolina; Goodwin, North Carolina State; Flippin, Virginia. Tackles Wolfe. South Carolina; Burnett University of Mississippi; Kopcha, Chattanooga; demons and Waters, Florida; Drury, Ken tucky; Thrash, Georgia Tech; Luke, Virginia; Rucker, Tulane; Swof- ford, Clemson. Guards Steele, Florida; Wilson, Louisiana State; Farris, North Carolina; Jacobson, Georgia; Tripp and B.

Johnson, Tennessee; Hall, Clemson. i stopping 35 feet away. The rest was simple. The champion laid his approach putt dead for the par 5 which was Just enough to win, as Flnlay took 6. Bakersfield Defeats Fresno High, 20 to 7 To Get Valley Title (By Associated Press) FRESNO, Dec.

8. Flashing a powerful running attack in the second half, the Bakersfield high school stepped away from Fresno high for a 20 to 7 victory here today. The win clinched the San Joaquin valley championship for the mighty drillers. Tyack, fullback, and De Mucchl, halfback, furnished the power for the Driller machine. Guzzard, brilliant quarterback, negotiated the last few yards for the first two touchdowns and also added the extra point MILWAUKEE, Dee.

brilliant 80-yard run across the goal line by Jimmy Bergtollo, making his final appearance in a college gridiron game, and a placektck enabled Crelghton university to defeat Marquette in a post-season game here this afternoon, 9 to 6. mt r0f iveit na ti 7 BELTS $1.00 to $5.00 SCARFS $2.00 to $5.00 TIES $1.00 to $2.50 SHIRTS $2.50 to $8.50 PAJAMAS $2.50 to $7.50 ROBES $8.00 to $20.00 View Our Windowi for Other Suggestions I THE HUB Hochstein Williams jG FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS 452 Third Street Phone 261-52 jg In TERRIER TEAM LOOMS STRONG Coach Guy Daniels Has Three Lettermen, Also Group of Promising Cage Talent Basketball practice for the Red lands hltrh school Terriers wns started last week with but three lettermen returning to offer the nucleus around which the coach must form his Citrus Belt leaguo title contenders this season. Coach Daniels Is not gloomy over the nresent Drospects for casaba material and although he will have but threo veterans, he has a wealth of promising talent The scrimmage with the univer sity of Redlands frosh yesterday has lead the sport fans to believe that Daniels will have a better de fensive team than he had last year. CaDtain Gross. Cummins and Cross are the lettermen that will form the basis for the Terriers this year.

Tne Keaianas mentor ion Hughes, Gardner and Dewltt by graduation but It Is thought that Daniels will have a fair team before the season opens. Lakin has shown excellent form for so early in the season and may prove to be one of the outstanding forwards in the league. Lakln at center, Cross and Cum mins, forwards and Gross and Boone guards will probably com prise the five that will represent Redlands In league games this year. Cummins and Cross caused the C. L.

teams much trouble last year and may develop Into a real scoring combination. Gross was one of the best guards the circuit last year and is go ing to captain the Terriers In the race for the league banner. The Redlands mentor will lose only one man by graduation from his team this year and should have one of the leading teams In the South next year. Redlands will play Lancaster at Redlands Dec. 11.

The visitors have a veteran team and should give Redlands plenty to worry about Lancaster high school was winner of their league last year. Coach Daniels will probably hold practice during vacation In prepar ation for the opening league game with San Bernardino. The Redlands coach said last night with a broad smile, "I hope that the men will develop before our game with San Bernardino. The Cardinals have a good team and we have got to get In shape if we are going to give them a game. Well, I may have a team that will fool the dopesters and again I may not have." British Golf Critics Forecast New Links Queen in Miss Wilson Powerful Drives of 18-Year-01d Girl Have Given Hope She May Defeat Glenna Collett (Special to The Sun) Bv FRANCIS J.

POWERS CLEVELAND, Dec. 8. In Miss Enid Wilson, British golf critics see a player nireaay me superior 10 Glenna Collett and potentially the eoual of Joyce Wethered, who will rank as the greatest woman golfer of all time until a better one comes along. The British, whose post war production of real golf stars has been confined to Miss Wethered and Thomas Phillip Perkins, the young amateur, are more than mild ly excited over the play of Miss WU son and are predicting a great fu ture for her. New British Star Watched This new star on the British horl zon is only 18 years of age, and the daughter of a physician, dwelling in the midlands district She is tall of stature and possesses a strong pair of arms and wrists that are a part or the natural equipment of every great golfer.

Miss Wilson has been playing golf for several years, but only recently won the English ladles closed championship at Walton Heath and it was her play in that event that convinced British experts new star had been found. Miss Wilson, according to George Greenwood, one of the most capable of British writers, can drive as far as tho average male golfer and also possesses a faculty that most women lack: ability to play a 170 yard iron shot straight to the pin. Her ability with the Irons is quite extraordinary and is the feature of her game that leads to the belief she will quickly become the leading woman player In the game. It also is declared by those who have seen both players in action that Miss Wilson is a more finished and powerful golfer in every detail that Miss Collett That being true. she must possess rare ability for here In America we have come to think of the Providence girl as one of the two best women players in the world.

Americans Will Have Hard Time With Miss Wilson on deck and a strong possibility that Joyce Wethered may be found in the list when the 1929 British women's championship Is played at St Andrews, the American contingent contemplating an invasion of Britain may find their task a bit more difficult than was believed some weeks ago. i It was thought that Miss Weth ered's game might have fallen off to some degree, through her two years absence from championship fields. But only recently she com' petea in tne mixea foursomes, an event that has become quite important in British golf and with a new partner won it quite handily. For several years, Miss Wethered paired In the mixed foursomes with Cyril Tolley and the pair was almost invincible. But the change In part ners made no difference to Miss Wethered and her game was more brilliant than ever.

(Copyright, 1928, by The 8un) British Golfing Star To Reside in U. 5. (By Associated Preen) SONNTNG, England, Dec 8. Geoffrey MacCallum, the British amateur golfer, has secured an appointment with a manufacturing firm in Cleveland, and will leave for the United States about the middle of December. Geoffrey, the elder of two brothers famous in British golfing circles, is tho holder of the Berkshire, Buckingham and Oxfordshire championship, a title he has won on four of the five occasions it has been decided.

He was runner-up In the Welsh open championship in 1925. BOREN TO PLAY SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ley Boren, running guard on this year's Southern California eleven, has accepted an invitation to play with the western team in the annual East-West charity football game here Dec. 29. He will be used at end, the position he played in 1927 at Southern California.

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