THE KENTUCKY KERNEL.
to his and Grover Creech's and th
Glickman brothers' band.
Cheer
Leader Haffler of course, takes some
of the credit and the commanding
cheers of Captain John Fairfax also
helped Inspire the Wildcats. The
truth of the business Is that Dr. Tigert
has got together a bunch of cracker
jack ball players who deserved the
victory in every way.
George Washington Is with us again
and says we failed to put our sub
scripiion on me lurxey appeal we
wrote him.
The roll of honor:
Mississippi.
Kentucky.
Reese
(C.) Crutcher
Left End.
P,NCH BACK SUITS
Carpenter
Murphee
OR OVERCOATS
Left Tackle.
Brunson
Brlttaln
RiWbW
LhmcI
Left Guard.
Spurlock (C.)
Clements
88&e
Center.
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Right Guard.
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Bobo
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McWilliams
Gay
Left Half.
Gaddy
Haydon
Right Half.
Schwill
Mcllvain
Fullback.
Kentucky Substitutions
Heber for
Kinne, Grabfelder for Gay, Simpson
for Hlckerson, Baugh for Grabfelder,
Gay for Haydon, Grabfelder for Baugh,
THIRTEEN UNLUCKY game against Sewanee. His Mississ Ricketts for Simpson, Dempsey for
ippi performance was Just as good.
Clements.
(Continued from Page 1)
He could be seen tearing thru the line
"Doc" Rodes, who made one touch
like a raging bull and stopped many
down and iwas around there like
plays before they got started.
BARKER ADDRESSES
Horus, the resplendent when It came
Mcllvain was also a sprinkler of
UNION LIT. SOCIETY
to shining. He outklcked Bobo, whose
name reminds one of the way Ed. Stardust. He caught a forward pass
President Barker addressed
the
Cobb says
by an average of for a long gain and "shot butts" on a
Union Literary Society last Saturday
nearly ten yards and his running was fumble and made the second Kentucky
night on 'Ideals for Students in the
great. He dove thru the line for Ken- touchdown.
"A man
Charley Haydon did fine work. He University of Kentucky."
tucky's first touchdown and his passcan never live higher than his ideals,"
ing was splendid. The aerial work of got away once for what looked like a
touchdown, but stepped off the line. said President Barker, "but he can
the Wildcats counted for much.
live lower. A man must have high
He made other good gains.
Maury Crutcher played the most
Sohwill played the big game for ideals to achieve anything noble in
sensational game of his career. He
Mississippi. At fullback he was there life," is the gist of the Judge's reis always steady and right there. But
all the time and tore holes thru the marks in brief. President Barker was
he has seldom done the brilliant work
open center defense in the first part formerly a member of the Union Lithe did on the defense and in catching
erary Society while a student in the
of the affray.
forward passes Saturday. It was his
University.
Gay, Freshman class president,
last appearance on Stoll Field. He Gus
grown back enough
has made a fine captain and led his whose hair has
that he looks almost nice enough to BIOLOGICAL CLUB
team thru a great season's campaign.
appeared as a WildUncle Jimmy Lyons says he's going be a Sophomore,
ELECTS OFFICERS
every way. He
to shoot us in our rubber heel, which cat and made good in
Grabby's place, as the blond halfThe Biological Club held a
he believes to have Achilles' proclivi- took
back was suffering with his ankle.
meeting last Thursday aftBrit-taities, if we don't say more about
Augustus got away with two good ernoon and the following officers were
Brlttaln is the best line man that
good offensive work.
Pro
elected for the ensuing year:
has been seen in action on Stoll Field runs and did
Haydon received an injury in his fessor T. T. McFarland, president; C.
this year. He outdid his Vanderbllt
opponents and practically saved the shoulder that may keep him out of the W. Bennett, vice president, and Louis
game for the rest of the year.
Reusch, Jr., secretary-treasureBocock, of Georgetown University,
The next meeting of the club will
DAY AND NIQHT SESSIONS (not the institution which plays the
be held December 6, at which time
BOOKKEEPING
s
Thursday), made a good the subject for discussion will be,
IsAtMsa phsuMfftsku
TYPEWRITING aai referee, but pulled a sad one when he
Aim and Object of the Biological
TELEGRAPHY penalized Kentucky fifteen yards be- "The
Club." Faculty members and stu
iffWPr.iMITH
cause the water boy went on the dents are invited.
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