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expected power In defeating
their
rivals.
In easy practice games the following Conference teams were victorious:
Kentucky, Georgia, Plorlda, V. P. I.,
CloniEon deand Louisiana Stntc.
feated Auburn in n game featured by
the erratic playing of both team?.
Sewanee was the only Conference
Texas
team to lose to an outsider.
A. and M. with a powerful offense
crushed the Tennessee boys by an
overwhelming score.
Vnnderbilt furnished the sensation
of the week by defeating Colgnte in
a game thnt could be called a classic.
Both teams seemed to be In
form nnd played wonderful football.
Georgians Meet Yale
This week there tiro four intorsec- -

FEW UPSETS ARE
SPRUNG IN S. C
Vandy Furnishes Sensation of
the Week by Defeating Colgate; Ynlc Meets Georgia nt
New Haven.
By "Totsy" Rose
Football rcnlly Rot under wny last
week without a single upset In the
South CaroSoubhern Conference.
lina, Alabama, Tulanc, Washington
and Lcc, Vnnderbilt, Georgia Tech,
land North Carolina were victors over
fstrong opponents. Of these tennis,
Tulanc, Washington and Leo, VnnderIbilt, and South Carolinn showed un

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tlonnl games for Conference teams.
Yale will meet Georgia determined to
avenge the defeat of last year by the
Bull Dogs. This will be the first hard
game for both teams and Yale must
bo given the choice over the Southerners. Princeton will be host to Virginia and will most probably send the
Cavaliers homo with the short end of
the score. North Carolina will journey East to battle Harvard nnd n
close game is expected. Harvard
should win but will have to extend
herself fully to do so. Colgate will
battle V. P. I. in the fourth
game of the week.
In the Conference there are two
outstanding
games. Kentucky will
play Washington and Lcc, and Tulane
will meet Georgia Tech. The Wildcats
arc favored to defeat the Generals,
although W. nnd L. plnycd brilliant
football Inst week to down North Car
olinn State. Georgia Tech should win
from Tulanc, but there is a very good
chance for nn upset there.
Alabama Championship Contender
South Carolina will clash with
Maryland nnd should win if dope
means nnything at all in picking r.
winner. Florida should have an easy
Tennessee
time- - in downing Auburn.
is expecting nothing more than n
workout from Mississippi. Alabama
should continue her march toward the
championship against Mississippi Aggies. In the past the Aggies have
always had the Indian sign on Coach
Wade's eleven, but this year they wi'l
have to possess more than that to
win.
Vanderbilt will again meet an outsider this week traveling to Dallas to
meet Texas. Vandy seems to have
everything this year and should return home the winner. V. M. I. will
have an easy game with Roanoke.
Sewanee will probably get a very disagreeable surprise in Transylvania as
the Kentucky boys should put up a
fine game.
The following, is a schedule of the
Southern Conference teams, and our
choice:
To Lose
To Win
V. P. I.
Colgate
Auburn
Florida
North Carolina
Harvard
Mississippi A. and M.
Alabama
Virginia
Princeton
Maryland
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Georgia Tech
Roanoke
V. M. I
Georgia
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Yale
Transylvania
Sewanee
Washington and Lee
Kentucky

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The 1028 Wildcat football season
Slow In Beginning.
opened last Saturday on Stoll field
when Kentucky ripped, tore, slashed,
By Laurence Shropshire
and literally demolished the Carson-Newma- n
t,
which
The traditional
eleven by a Gl to 0 score,
which is the largest number of points has evolved into n near-idfor we
scored by a Wildcat team in many
sport writers, has been so
years.
badly battered and roughly handled
The victory was well earned and
justified.
For, after four weeks of during the past two weeks that we
continuous practice, the 'Cats took to have thrown up our hands in despair.
o
the Ramc like ducks take to water, The persons responsible for this
arc thnt band of aspiring stuand seemed to enjoy the fnct that
stnged a parade across the
this was really a game and not a dents who
intra-murtennis courts in the first-roun- d
practice session with the frcshmnn.
matches.
With Portwood, Covington nnd Ford
Since October 1, wjien the initial
carrying the bnll behind what seemed
to bo perfect interference, led by formi- contests were plnycd, frequent upsets
dable-looking
linemen, Bull Brown and spirited matches have been the
and Floppy Forqucr, this trio just order of the day in Morwin Potter's
tennis
naturally made a track meet out of bigger and better intra-murMany interested spectathe affair once they got their hands tournnment.
on the ball. Gilb and Johnson were tors have gathered at the university
to
nlso in the limelight, and, due to their courts nearly every afternoon
excellent defensive work behind the watch their favorite stroke for the
entering the
Carson-Newma- n
backfield honor and satisfaction of
line, the
was forced to take to the air, it being final rounds.
useless to try nnd penetrate the line
Large Number of Entries
for a gain.
The unusually largo number of enTeam Functions Perfectly
tries has made it most difficult for
managerial staff to
The whole Kentucky team functionthe intra-mured like a well oiled machine, every keep things moving. All contestants
doing his part. The ends, tack- must cooperate with Mr. Potter in his
man
repulsed efforts to speed up the play or else
and centers
les, guards,
every thrust and pushed back the the finalists will be forced to perand use snowballs.
Tcnnesseeans like they were bits of form on
paper. The visitors did present one The inclement and unobliging weather
by far the best on the of the past week has made it necesman who was
d
team, Ellowitz, a triple threat man, sary to move the deadline for all
who was in every play. Due to his
matches up until tomorrow. At
excellent defensive work in bringing press time, comparatively few forfeitdown the man with the ball, the 'Cats' ures had been registered, which just
score was lessened. He also had a goes to' show how much interest is
little of the best of it in the punting, being manifested in the new type of
getting off several nice kicks that bettered those of Covington and Brown.
About the middle of the second
quarter with the score 37 to 0, Coach
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damage sent into the game an endo
tirely new team. They failed to
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any scoring, but they did stop all the
plays of the visitors and prevented
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them from scoring. At the start of
the second half the first team went
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back into the game and on the first
play after the kickoff, Warner Ford
took the ball around left end for 80
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yards and a touchdown, the longest
Lexington, Ky.
run of the game. Another feature
of the game was the playing of Carey
Hayes Owens, the latter
Spicer and
Sni- Tioincr thn miHcnf nf ihn snimrl.
cer thrilled the crowd by going up in '
the air after several passes and snag-- .
ging one safely which he carried 15
yards for Kentucky s second touchdown. Owens performed like a veteran while in the game. Although he
weighs about 130 pounds, he always
found a hole in the opposing line
somewhere and once he took the ball
over for a touchdown.
Kentucky Suffers Penalties
Penalties prevented the Kentucky
team from scoring at the beginning
of the game, and it was only after
seven minutes of play that the 'Cats
scored their first touchdown. In compiling the statistics of the game, we
That should not interfere
find that Kentucky was penalized 80
with getting your heavy
Kenyards to 20 for Carson-Newmaclothing DRY CLEANED
tucky made 33 first downs on straight
and readv for instant use.
made
football, while Carson-Newma- n
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only four first downs and those" by
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one end run.
One disappointing thing that was
A phone call will bring our
brought out during the game was the
truck, we will clean and reinability of Kentucky to kick goals
turn in first class condition.
after touchdowns. Captain Dees made
No charge for minor
one attempt out of nine good for the
extra point, and Portwood was un
successful with his one try. This is
a vital thing, and it will be remem
bered that about three years ago the
Cats lost two or three games for the
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same reason. This defect will prob-- 1
to some extent this '
ably be remedied
week during practice, and, when the
Cats take the field against W. and L.,
the spectators will more than likely
see a change. The box score:
Score by periods:
1
4
3
T.
2
18 19 12 12 Gl
Kentucky
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skill until the lntter finnlly won,
Lamb outstroked Collier and
Har-ol- d
nnd
triumphed by l,
Bird nnd Mose Howard hooked up
stroking nnd volin an
ley duel that laster until the wee,
smnll hours before "Birdie" gained
and
the necessary margin,
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The doubles mntches were not as
nemly completed ns the singles out
severnl exciting contests have already
gone across the board. A promising
pair of youngsters, Hownrd and Far-quhby nnme, eliminated one of the
,
favorite teams, Kelly and Whitehe-ulMcLanc
in straight sets, G- -l and l.
nnd Reynolds outlasted the combination of Stone and Hamrick to win
and
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progrnm thnt Mr. Potter has arranged.
Many Three-Re- t
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The big court rodeo has uncovered
a number of promising racketeers who
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The singles bracket is covered with
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Ed Riley warmstruggles.
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Stanley Milward's consistnnd
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