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Tennessee Rats will appear in Lex- -, ington, Herbert Dnn, Pete Drury;,
encounter, realizing that a brilliant TRAGEDIES. ARE CAUSED
ington for a slight mixup and if
Eastwood,
football player in practice doesn't alBY ATHLETIC TICKETS teams are as evemy mawnea as the;josh Denham, Arthur
ere j
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Warner Fordf E. M.
ways make a star when he is put
year me ians wm
me varsities iusu
Franklin. Coffman Giedy, B. Crafton,
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) surely get a run for their coin.
under fire. With so many sophomores
on the squad, it is Murphy's intention
Butler is next on the program. The Greenfield. W. G. Hayden, Chas. Hil
bor'lis, Franklin Harris, Roger Hicks,
to give as many as possible experience with Jiis girl and a chaperone, or,
big team from Indiana last year
Freshman Tests Results Will in "big company" before launhcing row some money none of the brothEmil W. Johnson, Irvine Jeffriese, C.
won fairly decisively over a cripj S. Johnstone, E. D. Jones, Seth Kegan,
Simplify Methods of Groupinto the meat of the season.
ers have any, or dropper and find
j Bruce King, Wm. Klaren, Junior Ly- -.
pled Kitten squad and Kentucky
ing Students According
The early days of training sav the some girl to whom filthy lucre is as
Ashland; Charles Bastin, Aanchorage;
Triangle Pledges
ons, Whayne Lee, Billy Lytle, Lang- to Ability
will be out for revenge.
men sticking close to fundamentals sands of the, sea.
Glenn Pope, Harlan; Roger Hecks,
ford, Don Moore E. J. Miller, Robert
Triangle fraternity wishes to an
and signal drill and all the time
Last on the list, and from this dis- -j Miller, C. W. Mauzy, Z. R. Milton,
Berea; Paul McBride, Lawrenceburg; nounce the pledging of the following
Then, to add another equally sad
ing in physical condition and strength.
PREPARED B Y
tance apparently least, comes the anE. K. Rice, Paris; Earl D. Jones,
McCurdy,
.ten: Morris Butler, Montclair, JN. J.;
Kentucky is blessed with having sev- - case to this hopeless one of Peter nual struggle with the Centre Looies Leonard Miller, E. Drackett
Richmond; Cornelius Coffman, Hinton,
Wathen Medley, Robert McVey, Fred
Harry Bewlay, Akron, Ohio; Pat Al
Div Miner, head of the department eral fine men for each position and Out's take that of Gassa Lean. Gassa on the Saturday following Turkey McLane,
W. Va.; Slaughters, Hinton, W. Va.;
Ralph Mcintosh, Ernie Pet-rbert. Winchester; F. A. Kelly, Paduc of psychology, has announced the the students will naturally expect the iias been getting a big rush from all Day.
James Farley, Hinton, W. Va.
Al Pope, J. Shannon Rives,
ah; C. R. Baugh, London; Jess Laugh-li- names of the freshmen in the highest coaches to show something new ana tll(?
sororities which has compounded
Following is a list of those who
Raymond Rhoads, Lyan
Morris Carpenter, ten per cent in the mental test given better in football this fall. They have
Frankfort;
Phi Delta Theta Pledges
Montclair. N. J.; Morris famitn, Lex last week to those entering the univer the men and you may mark our word for her a mien worthy of Lady Astor, have signified their intentions of try- Rhodemeyre, Rives, H. B. Stone, F.
the ington; Leslie Berry, Lexington.
ing to break into the Kitten squad K. Skinner, William Suter, Henrey
Phi Delta Theta announces
Those in the top ten per that the Wildcats will produce more Lenore Ulnc ana (name 01 popular this year: Horace Alderice, Joe Betts,
sity.
Saufley, Bill Tuttle,
pledging of the following men: Clay
Sewell.
than a scare in the Southern Confer- - college knockout of last season ir S. C. Beasley, Chas. O. Bastin, Wil Thomas, Shelton
cent are: Gilbert Adams, of
C- - V. Thompson, S. B. Trout- Brock, Lexington: Duncan Haselden,
ence from now until Thanksgiving.
W. L. Albert, of Winches
Alpha Gamma Rho Pledges
sixteen letters beginning with "Z") liam C. Brooks, Paul Boxer, Herman man. K. U. Thomson. Reginald van
'Lancaster; Jack Williams, Lancaster;
e
From indications only one fresh- - Gassa, as befitting her standing and Brumfield, Dick Brann, Harry Blan - Meter, Weckley, Sydney A. Webb, T.
Harry
Alpha Gamma Rho announces the ter; Dorothy M. Bell, of Newport;
Saufley, Richmond;
Shelton
Perry Brown, of Mt. Sterling; D' man of last year will see action from
pledging of the following men: RayBlanton, Richmond; Don Moore,
popularity on the campus, benignly ton, John S. Baughman, L. Cammack, A. Walters, Walter Wetzel, Clarence
Wathen Medley, Owensboro; mond Fiddle, Utica; Logan Richards, Allis Chapman, of Morganfield; Allen the beginning and that is Gilb, an walked around the other less gifted Annur uox, j. n. ioyie, . iu. vov - j vv eoo, uon wnueneaa, itay vvooaau.-Garby Hayden, Springfield; Charbonneau, of Covington; Charles end of pretentious strength and fightJames Moore, Lexington; Joe Graves, Princeton;
Lexington; Billie Tom Waller, Morg- - Clarence Kindall, Owenton; Francis Colvin, of Lexington; Dolly Cox, of ing instinct. He is a sure tackier freshmen, and took her place at the
s
plays head of the line. "Gassa Lean," mur
anfield; William A. Langford, Rich- Edmiston, Crab Orchard; Francis Frankfort; Earl B. Cummins, of Law and works in, the
Walter Brown, renceburg; John Cummings, of Lou- -' perfectly, besides being a handy man mured the somewhat immature person
mond; John MeCord, Winchester; Taylor, Owensboro;
two- HOME COOKING
FOR
Buffalo; Robert White, Pars; Norm isa; Francis Day, of Lexington; Wil- to have around when a pass sails from officiating; and he handed her a
Buddy, Mithoefer, Winchester.
bearing the name G. Lean
liam T. Drury, of Lexington; Eliza- Paul Jenkins' fists.
an Royce, West Point, Mississippi.
W. Otto
way, Miss Lean." Gassa Lean
beth Duncan, of Lexington;
As for the other positions on the "This
Pledges to Delta Tau Delta
CROWD
FOLLOW
Dunn, of Smithfield; Howard M. Fitch starting eleven we would guess that nearly fainted when she saw her pic
y
Alpha Gamma Epsilon Pledges
The following pledges are announc
remem
be taken and
of Lexington; Robert Fort of Lexing Ray Schulte would
ture
le on the oppos- beredwas tohadn't powderedsheher nose
Alpha Gamma Epsilon announces ton; Warner Ford, of Louisville;
ed by Delta Epsilon chapter of Delta
she
ing flank, Creech and Edwards at
Tau Delta fraternity: James Hutch he pledging of the following men:
Fry, of Rochester, Pa,; James tackles; and Wert and Phipps at the since she passed the door of the ad
inson, Fairmount, W. Va.; Robert R. W. Marshall, Warsaw; L. W
Dorothy guard positions.
Since that day
E. Gates, vof Louisville;
In the backfield in ministration office.
Hutchinson, Fairmount, W Va.; Ham Berry, Clinton; M. R. Glenn, Madison Gayle, of Frankfort; Fulton Gosney,
Gassa has bought every Lexington
ilton Armistead, Indianapolis, Ind, ville; W. S. Onan, Sturgis; Bennett of Alexandria; Ben Grafton, of Alex- all probability Jenkins will call the Leader, Lexington Herald, and Louis- numerals, with, Ray Ellis, John Ross
Leonard Weakley, Ft Thomas; Paul Finley, Madisonville; B. S. Gardner,
Ben Grafton, of Alexandria, nad Captain .Smith rounding out Ken- ville Courier Journal. Her room is
Averitt, Lexington; Milford Noe, Lex Sturgis; Forrest Dalton, Sturgis; W, andria;
Opposite New Gym
O. D. Geddes, Prep.
carpeted with discarded social pages
La.; B. J. Haifiing, of Lexington; tucky's Four Horsemen.
ington; John Benson, Lexington; Law- L. Durham, Columbia; Hayes Owens Mary V. Hailey, of Cincinnati, Ohio;
upon which appear photographs but
Highlanders in Good Shape
rence Shropshire, Lexington; Carlos Lexington: Raymond Miller, Evans- - Franklin Harris, of Leitchfield; J. R.
alas never that of Gassa. She still
Jagoe, Owensboro; William Fowler, ville, Ind.; A. G. Hillis, Lexington- - Haynes, of Lexington; Harvey H. Hill,
The Highlanders began practice hopes and every day you may see
Frankfort; Charles Blackshear, Dal Neale Burgess, Louisa; Carrol Mor of Paris;
September 1 and since that time have her frantically turning pages of the
Everett Hilton, of Riverton;
las, Texas; Frank Bell, Bedford.
row, Madisonville.
ATTENTION" GIVEN
Katherine Hopkins, of Oklahoma City, made quite a jump in training their day's journal.
Okla.; I. Hovious, of Lexington; Wil- bodies and minds for the rigorous
Then there was Teddy Bear. I say
Sigma Beta Xi Pledges
Delta Chi Pledges
STUDENTS
liam Hughes, of Leitchfield;
Emil fall campaign before them. About 50 "was" because Teddy is no longer
s
Delta Chi announces the pledging of
Sigma Beta Xi fraternity announce
T. J. Judy, of candidates came in for the opening with us. He was one of those delightThomas, the pledging of the following men: Johnson, of Bagdad;
the following men: Russell
of Zelda; sessions at Maryville and all reports ful ruffians who never shaves or
Paris; Earl W. Kinner,
Paducah; Chauncey Johnston,
W. L. Valade, Detroit, Mich.; James
A. Lynn, of Globe, Ariz; Belle since have been of the most optimistic washes behind his ears and conseW. Jay Brummette, Sturg- - Gater, Louisville; Henry Fish, Crab James
Nelson, of Hopkinsville; Milford Noe, nature.
by
quently was viewed
Clarence Rhodemeyre Ashland; Orchard; Harold Ritter, Louisville;
is;
Although the college champions of campus belles and dumbells1 (masc).
Lynn Rhodemeyre,
Ashland; Paul Ed Mathis, West Liberty; Bernse of Lexington; Dulaney O'Roark, of
Morristown, N. J.; Francis Penning- Tennessee lost five letter men through Teddy served a short interment in the
Little, Lexington; Andrew C.
Prater. Pikesville; Leonard Pollard ton, of Ashland; Everett Pentz, of An- - graduation last June, they are yet Flugerville jail in 1920 and since then
lace, Richmond; Alec .Black;
Hopkinsville; William West, Ewing,
con, Canal Zone; Marcia Prenall, of well equipped as eleven letter men has been very careful about his speedmond; Henry J. Scott, Pikeville
Pythian, of reported for the initial practice. Be- ing, bootlegging and other innocent
Smithland; William
Chi Sigma Alpha Pledges
Frankfort; Rawlings Ragland, of Lex- sides these several older players who little pastimes.
He was extremely
Pi Kappa Alpha Pledges
Shop
Chi Sigma Alpha fraternity an ington; James B. Rhody, of Frankfort; had been out before but had failed to nervous about his wrongdoing. When
an nounce
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity
the pledging of the following William Richmond, of Paintsville; make the grade put in their appear- he was duly tagged and brought beCollege Boy
Girl.
nounce the following pledges: Jack
William Ramsay, Louisville
men:
reported fore the battalion of campus photogWatkins Rash, of Henderson; Charles Glynn E. Williamson, Fulton; Alex Lor ing Roush, of Louisville; L. Shrop- ance. Several new men also
shire, of Lexington; W. D. Sparks, of at the camp and have been making raphers, his heart failed him. FearKessler Rice, of Alberque, N. M.; ander
Louis- - their presence 'felt.
Fulton; Harold White. West
ing that his picture was to appear in
Arthur Rowe Eastwood, of Hender Water Ihman, Charles T. Ingram, Jr.,jville; Liberty; F. L. Speiden, of
Valley;
Ray Stadelman, of Hopkinsville;
Those who will not make the. trip the "Leavenworth Daily News" or
son; Will Ed Covington, Mayfield; Fort Thomas; Preston; W. Ordway,
Fred Louis McLane, Newport; Rob Kuttawa; Hershell Murray, Paints- Joseph Stewart, of White Mills; Fran- to Lexington to engage Kentucky are "The Rogues Gallery," he uncereof Owensboro; Thomas Gamble, fullback; Hamilton, tackle; moniously disappeared from the scene
ert Paul McVey, Paris; Earnest Quen- - ville; Vergil Johnson, Graysville; cis Taylor, Lexington; Camilla
Walters, of
Shores, end; and Puff and Brown, after carefully skirting the monutin Potrey, Pineville; Walter Henry Jouette McDowell, Nicholasville.
of Ft. Wayne, Ind; Thomas guards. The eleven letter men re- mental marble monstrosity which
Wetzel, Dayton; , Stanley Shane
Webster, of Dixon; Leonard Weakley, maining form a nucleus about which adorned the hall. He was last seen
Black, Barbourville; Caspon Walter
Ab. Kirwan, '26, captain of the 1925 of Fort Thomas; Alice Whittenghill. Coach Honaker, of Higlanders, hopes in the vicinity of the Richmond Pike.
Mauzy, Morganfield;
Joseph 'Allen
football team now is on the coaching of Hazard; Emma Sue Williams, of to build a formidable team before the Who knows he might have made an
Morganfield;
Richard Bowling, Lex staff of the university. He als.) is
Athens, Tenn; Paul K. Wolford, of season has closed. In the line they outstanding fraternity man, a campus
ington.
working in the office of the registrar Grayson; T. Lorraine Yost, of Lex are Cartwright,-- captain and end; politician, or one of those deliciously
of the university.
ington,
Holland, guard; Stone, center; Brock, entertaining waiters who hourly prove
Pledges of Kappa Alpha
The test, which was prepared by trickle; Harvey, guard; while in the their dexterity in campus restaurants
Kappa Alpha announces the pledgProf. Paul L. Boynton, of the psy backfield. we find J. and G. Crawford, and soda fountains.
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ing of the following men: Ben
chology department of the university, Clemens and Bird, half backs, and
Graston. Rome, Ga.; John Baughman
These stories, my friends, achieve
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included a number of new features McCall
and
Davis,
quarterbacks. the heights and touch the depths of
Stanford; Wilgus Naugher, Lawrence
R. 0. T. C. ENROLLMENT
which will simplify the method of Other members of the squad are real tragedy.
Irons $3.95 to $7.75
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What an unexplored
MUST BE CUT DOWN grouping students according to their Sneed, B. and T. Crawford, M. and wealth of dramatic realism for a
Franklin Van Zant, Morehead; Drack- G. Dunn, Taylor, Hale and Geasland
mental ability.
ct McCurdy, Louisville; John Nichols
campus Seneca! What an opportun(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Dawson Springs; John Franklin, Glas
Taking for their slogan, "The Spir- ity for epics of bitter disappointment
Allen-Maste- rs
gow; John Poage, Brooksville; Julian
George P. Young, '26, of Lexing it's the Thingi", the Highlanders will and frustrated desire!
head of the military department, inElliot, Anchorage.
ton is in Portland, Oregon, where he takevthe field a determined aggregadicated that a council of officers would
accepted a position
the Dun tion of fighting mountaineers, bent FUNDAMENTALS STRESSED
Sigma Chi .fraternity announce the be held the latter part of this week has Lumber Company. withwas grad solely on avenging the 14 to 7 sting
He
PRACTICE
IN FRESHMAN
pledging of the following men: Wil to decide upon the" eliminating pro- can
uated from the College of Commerce, which the claws of the Wildcats inLime at High
Phone 6415
liam Lensing, Louisville; Herbert cess, and other issues.
flicted last year. Last year they once
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX)
Ryder Mac
Wilkinson, Louisville;
held a victory, over Kentucky in their
Colonel Hobbs announces the orNeal, Louisville; Al Single, Ashland ganization of the cadet regiment as
grasp, only to have it snatched away
John Slagle, Ashland; Dick Martin follows: Regiment commander, cadet referee's whistle to begin a galling bu such a force that it was hard to should be the most bitterly contested
punishment.
Ashland; Stanley Mil ward, Lexing colonel and cadet lieutenant colonel.
realize that it was from this same of the season and Wthich will unton; T. P. Judy, Paris; Ray Woodall The regiment adjutant and training
power from which they derived their doubtedly have great bearing on the
Author's note:: "But, Gosh All coveted seven points margin at this state title.
Somerset; J. Butler, Somerset.
officer will be cadet captains.
suppose they beat us!"
Hemlock,
Following this, on November 6 the
particular stage of the battle.
Will Have Two Battalions
Phi Kappa Tau Pledges
There will be two battalions, each
Phi Kappa Tau fraternity of the consisting of three rifle companies.
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university announces the pledging of Each battalion will be commanded by
&
the following men: Clinton Auton a cadet major with two first lieusoda service
We
reid, Covington; Verlynne Thompson tenants on his staff; a battalion ad- BOBBY JONES WILL PLAY
DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING
EXHIBITION SATURDAY
city,
do
soda.
Mitchell, S. D.; William Schell, New jutant and training officer.
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Each rifle company will have
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We
Greenup, Calhoun; Charles Hartford
Quality and Service
Owensboro; William Frost, Lexing- captain, two first lieutenants, and two
second lieutenants.
professional at the
Leonard Loos,
ton; Thomas Stevens, Marion; Jack
The officers will be appointed from Ashland club.
Coyle, Perryvule;
John Tompkins
SOLE AGENTS
MISS HOLLADAYS5
While he is in Lexington, Mr. Hud
Lexington; Lawrence Casner, Provi the second year advanced course students. All sergeants will be appoint- son plans to show Bobby everything
dence; Bowman
CANDIES
ON YOUR WAY TO AND FROM
Webb,
Louisville
Clarence
Rothenberger, Lexington ed from first year advanced course of interest. This will ue Bobby's first
SCHOOL
William Utley, Madisonville;
Bruce students, and all corporals from sec- trip to Lexington or this part of the
Prescriptions and Drug Sundries
- Newport.
ond year basic course students.
state, and Mr. Hudson wants him to
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see the things for which the Blue
PITY FOR THE POOR
Alpha Sigma Phi Pledges
GOAT IS IMPLORED Grass region has become famous. Mr,
Hudson said he did not know how
Alpha bigma Phi announces
the
pledging of the following men: Clif
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) long Bobby and his partner would re
main here, but they may stay until
ford Ohn, Chicago;
Owen
Jones
Chicago; Roy Adams, Lexington; Bob him, as we would be for a precocious Sunday night.
"We cater to college students"
ueynoias, Covington; Cecil Combs child who has brought down upon his
Golfers in Lexington and surroundLexington; Francis Day, Lexineton head the wrath of his elders for his ing towns are much enthused over
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Kenneth Harrison, Owensboro; Har presumption.. Nevertheless, be the Jones' visit and already many tickets
vey Hodges,
Owensboro;
Dudley hapless goat forewarned that the for the exhibition have been sold.
Jsiske, Lexington; William Peale, Lex Wildcat, having spent the last three Jones and Watts Gunn are strictly
inton; J. M. Brookert, Lexington months storing up wim and wigor or amateurs and will receive no money
John F. Young, Paris, Ky.
arm and spirit, and being restricted for their part in the exhibition, enby tire receipts of which will be given
in the activity of his paddle-arAlpha Tau Omega Pledges
the harmless humiliation of the jockey to the Children's Home.
Pour-Saw- yer's
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity wishes cap, needs but the sanction of the
Match play will be played, but on
hole, Jones will shoot out his
each
camserved, on
score, it being his intention to break
or equal par on the course. The
pus,
school day. Open foreEACH INDIVIDUAL BARBER
match will be refereed by Rogernoons
sandwiches, milk, chocSmith.
WORKMAN
to announce the pledging of the following men: John Arnett, W,est Liberty; Seth Kegan, Jenkins; II. B.
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Myers, Jr., Ewing; Harry Calloway,
Louisville; Pete Drury, Lexington;
pledging of the following men: John Ernst Franklin, Knoxville, Tenn.;
Wendall
Louisville;
D. Goodloe, Richmond; Don White- Robert Miller,
head, Harlan; Josh Denham, Harlan; Hooe, Hopkinsville.
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fore that the vision of such a claim
had long been lost in the dim mist of
the seasons.
Tomorrow those who have not lost
faitlyand hope may see a channel by
which a wish may be fulfilled, and
yet
Nevertheless Kentucky will oe
host to Maryville at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
With one of the
best squads in the history of the institution, Coach Fred J. Murphy is

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