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Kentucky 73, Louisville 0.
Kentucky 40, Georgetown 0.
Oct. 28 Sewanee at Lexington.
Nov. A Center College at
Lexington. (Home Coming.)
Nov. 11 Vanderbilt University at Nashville.
Nov. 18 University of Alabama at Lexington.
Nov. 30 University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
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Gregg Kicks Field Goal Orange
and Black Score Lucky
Marker

"Seeing another's copy of the Kernel
made mc realize I was missing some
good things. Send mc back numbers,
also a football schedule as I want
to sec some of the games. Wc have
a fine little school here and hope to
interest some of our graduates
in
Margaret
'Kentucky.'"
Schwecrs,
Box 5, Anchorage, Ky.
His classmates and many other
friends will regret to learn of the death
of Terry Davis, who passed away after a lingering illness, at the home of
his father, near Fulton, Ky. late in
September.
He was with the army
in France.

FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE 1922

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find my two dollars.
"Enclosed
Many thanks for sending the Kernel
on to mc. Am still head of the Math.
Department in the High School. Wc
have just completed and moved into
a classy little French Colonial home
and seem to be really settling down."
Herbert F. Felix, 1100 So. Stockton
Ave., Ada Okla.
"I am sorry that I've been tardy
but can't afford to miss the Kernel.
Was in Lexington recently but saw
few familiar faces about the University." B. D. Howe, Ass't Eng'r, L.
& N. R. R., Pensacola, Fla.
"Wishing you all kinds of success
in the membership
drive." (Mrs.)
Rachel Boher Nobis, Amelia, O .

FRESHMAN SCHEDULE
Freshmen, 1st, 33, Frankfort

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Freshman 2nd, 26, Paris 0.
Ky. Freshman 54, Georgetown
Freshmen 0.

Freshman 6, Center Fresh 14.
Outplaying, outclassing and out
weighing their opponents, the Wild
Oct. 27 Georgetown Fresh'cat eleven defeated the Georgetown
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Tigers last Saturday at the lair of the
Nov. 4 Open.
Tiger, 40-The lone Georgetown
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Nov. 11 Center Freshmen at
marker came in the second period
Lexington.
when Bauer, Tiger lineman picked up
Nov. 18 Open.
a Kentucky fumble and ran the length
Nov. 25 University of Tennof the field for a 'touchdown.
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The Blue and White eleven entered
the fray lacking three of its regular
linemen, Russell, Cammack and Martin, who have been on the hospital list
and who were given an extra week of
At
rest by Coach Juneau. These three
Incorporated
RAMbEl
FEST
stars returned to practice Monday and
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appear in the linup
will probably
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against. Sewanee.
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Cats Fumble Often
Ready-to-WeGarments, Millinery,
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critical moments causing the score to
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Tiger touchdown. With a week's First Six that Finish Will be Giv
James H. Nutter is securities salesen Bronze Medals Other
COLLEGE FOLKS ALWAYS WELCOME
hard practice, however, the Wildcats
man with the Louisville Gas and ElecMeetings Scheduled
should return to their good, form
tric Co., address 172 Pennsylvania
exhibited in previous encounters this
Avenue, Louisville. He is bringing up
Cross country aspirants for the var a future wearer of the Blue and White
year, and should give Sewanee the
fight of its life Saturday when the Pur- sity team and the freshman "hare and
a son, eighteen months old.
ples make their biennal invasion of hound" chasers as well, are fast roundStoll Field.
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ing into shape for the class cross
Barring the lucky break in the sec"Enclosed find dues. I hope that
country meet to run just before the
ond period when the Tigers scored
the Kernel will reach me promptly.
their only points and a brief time dur- Sewanee game Saturday.
Best wishes for a succssful year for
announcement
quarter, the Wildcat
ing the last
Especially since the
the University and a crackerjack footreigned supreme, earning twenty-nin- e
that letters and sweaters are to be ball team." Wm. T. Woodson, 5170
first downs to the Tigers' lone one. awarded to those coming up to the So. Park Ave.,
Chicago, 111. Mr.
The entire squad, for practically all requirement, even
greater
interest Woodson was teaching in the schools
of the Cats entered the fray, showed
than heretofore has been evinced by of Kentucky until the world war.
up well. Turner Gregg ran the team those students
having aspirations. Since returning from service he has
WEST MAIN ST,
in his usual style, also booting a field
About fortv candidates have come been connected with Swift & Co., as
goal in the first quarter.
out and the trials last Friday pre- attorney, with offices at Union Stock
KY.
Backs Gain at Will
sented an excellent study in colors Yards.
gained
Ferguson,
Fuller
Sanders,
with the van
for the art students
ground with their accustomed manner,
colored jerseys and trunks.
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as did Elliott, W. H. Rice, Netherton
Fifteen finished the trial and fresh
Robert Bicrbaum and Miss Emma
and Neal. The work of "Big Jim" men were conspicuous by absence
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Strauss at guard was one of the fea
from the first five finishing, owing at the home of the bride in Schenectures of the contest, Jim breaking thru perhaps to the absence of Hall, the
tady, N. Y. He writes that although
the Tiger line and throwing the Gold sturdy little Louisville High star.
recently married and finding furnishand Black back for a loss several
Gorman finished first with Porter, ing a house quite expensive, he still
times.
Daniels and Greenbaum breasting the
With the Tiger battle, the Wildcats tape in order named. It was only has two dollars for alumni dues as he
cannot afford to miss the Kernel. He
relegated the easiest contests of the recently
that Porter decided to take
year to the past, and must now pre- up
when the left off last fall after
pare for five consecutive hard strug- winning
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the State meet, and the coach
gles, Sewanee plays here Saturday,
form
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predicts him to be in
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followed by Center, Vanderbilt, Alabefore the Cincinnati meet November
bama and Tennessee in the order nam- 11.
ed. All of these will be bitter contests
Brown and Ogdcn, members of last
and the Wildcat must stretch himself year's championship track team, were
to come out on the winning side of out of the line up Friday. They will
the battles.
make somebody "hump" for a place.
The lineup and summary of the TigBronze medals are to be given to
er scrap:
the first six finishing Saturday.
Georgetown
Kentucky
Tho .not. being the final means
Jacoby whereby Coach Bucheit may choose
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College Men like our store, our merBauer his varsity, the skit Saturday will go
Chidsey
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Trunnell a long way toward giving him a line
Pribble (c)
chandise and service. We know the kind
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Fest
of "pep,"
of Clothes they
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Straus .
The gun for the big chase will be
Flowers sounded
Ramsey
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style, fit and service.
hour
at 2:00 o'clock,
Daniels before the whistle is sounded for the
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Drop into our store, meet our sales-forc- e
Loptein
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Fuller
Long Netherton for Ferguson, Davidson
Ferguson
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and look over our fine displays of
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10 6 18 1640 ers for W. Rice, Bayless for Gregg,
Kentucky
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Elliott for Sanders, Brown for RamGeorgetown
Sanders 2, Ferguson sey, Ferguson for Netherton. GeorgeTouchdowns
town: Robinson for Loptein, Loptein
2, Rice, Pribble, Bauer.
Field goal Gregg one out of two for Robinson, Robinson for Loptein,
Yancey for Lawson, Shearer for
attempts.
Try for point Fuller, one out of Trunnell, Walker for Duvall, Duvall
three; Gregg, none out of three; for Walker, Trunnell for Shearer,
Incorporated
Lawson for Yancey.
Long none out of one.
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Officials Johnson
of Cincinnati,
Kentucky, Neal for
Substitutions
Fuller, Enlow for Chidsey, Mays for referee; Wessling of Cincinnati, urn
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