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Tuesday, November 25, 1930

THE KENTUCKY

Totsy Selects Vols;
Hopes He Is Wrong
By TOT8Y ROSE

The best football menu of the
year Is ready to be served to the
southern sporting fans Thursday.
Thanksgiving is the most colorful
day of the season, traditional battles
are fought, old feuds arc renewed
Football
and upsets arc in order.
prognosticators neve get an cevn
break In trying to guess the out-coof these Turkey Day battles.
. . The most Important
fame In the
Conference will be the Alabama-Geerg- ia
contest. The Crimson TMe
mast win this game if they expect
an Invitation to the Townament
of Roses. Georgia will present the
best balanced team that Alabama
hM met this season. The Bandogs
have lost only one game and are
Feasibly the third strongest team
in the math. The Crimson Tide
mast play their best game of the
year if they expect to tarn back
their old rival. This game shoald
be close and hard foaght with the
breaks deciding the oatcome.
TENNESSEE FAVORED
Tennessee is favored to win from
Kentucky in their annual game. The
Wildcats have been the underdogs
against the Vols for the last two
years, but Tennessee was forced to
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In an Interstate
affair, Tulane
will battle Louisiana State.
The
Orccn Wave should have a field day
against Louisiana; the only thing
that State can offer in opposition
to Tulane is their fighting spirit.
North Carolina is expecting little
trouble from the Virginia Cavaliers;
however, the Tar Heels may find nn
unpleasant surprise in these gentlemen from Virginia. This is a hard
game to figure; anything may happen; take your choice.
South Carolina appears strong
enough to down the struggling Auburn eleven. Auburn has not won a
conference gome since 1926, and
there is only a bare possibility that
they can win from South Carolina
Thursday. Maryland will meet John
Hopkins in their annual battle.
Maryland should be able to take it
easy against their old rival.
Our selections for this week fol-

VOLS RATS WILL
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HERE SATURDAY

PAGE SEVEN

Governor Calls Upon
People to Give Thanks

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Did
know.,
.that Chet
Wynne Is the fifth head coach of
Oovernor Sampson, In Issuing the from every crisis, political, financial Auburn's football team within the
season of being kicked
After a
past four years
that Hutchinabout as scrimmage material for the proclamation for the observance of and social and we will through His son, Chicago, intercepted two passes
varsity Coach Pribble's Kitten squad Thanksgiving Day throughout the grace do so again.
"Wherefore, in obedience to our behind his own goal line in a game
will become the center of attraction
misfortunes, Intensi long
established custom, I, Flcm D. with Northwestern and ran for
Saturday afternoon on stoll field 'state, said that
touchdowns
that Barry Wood,
battle the Tennessee fied by drouth and Industrial de- Sampson, governor of the commonwhere they will
of Kentucky,
pression, have been "trivial com- wealth
proclaim Harvard's star quarterback is a Phi
Rats.
that football at
blessings and the Thursday, Nov. 27th, Thanksgiving Beta Kappa
The coaches, customers and sports pared with our
day and call upon all our people Harvard cleared the school $500,000
writers will be there to dope out the woes we are spared."
to come together at their churches this year...... that Bert Metzger,
result of next year's Kentucky-Tennesse- e
The proclamation follows:
star guard of Notre Dame weighs
tilt. This will be the first time
"For the third time, It Is my pri- and other places of worship and only 153 pounds and is only five
this season thta the Kittens as one vilege, as chief executive of this give thanks to Almighty God for feet, eight
Inches tall
that
the manifold 'blessings which wo
team have appeared on Stoll field meat commonwealth to summon its
President John J. Tlgert of the Unior anywhere else. Even the coaches 'people to an annual day of praise have enjoyed through the year and versity of Florida was formerly footpray n continuance of His benefl-Iccndon't know how the Green team will I and thanksgiving to tho giver of
for homes and firesides, for ball coach at the University of Kenstack up against another team of so many 'good ana perrect guts
that
for tucky
equal exxperlence.
The Rats have
"In the year Just gone the usual 'regreenlng fields andforgardens, and Schwartz, Notre Dame star, was
flocks
and herds,
men
spent most of their time playing trials that attend Individual and
low:
after a horse that won
high school teams and the only in- national life, have been intensified women who grow In strength and named sum
To Win
To Lose
of money for the playand courage through a large
dication they give as to what may by drouth and industrial depres- character
Tennessee
Kentucky
that Auburn has
53-- 0
away. Pov- endurance of their trials; for the er's father
be expected is a
win over
sion but this is passing
(Hoping that we are wrong)
not won a Conference game since
erty and distress, always with us, countless mercies and blessings, it 1926
freshmen.
Georgia
Alabama
that the Kentucky Wildshould be not only a day of thanksLcxlngtonlans will turn out to sec are at the moment apparently
Washington-Le- e
Duke
have a good chance to place
Ralph Kerchlval kick a football greater, but not actually, moro giving and praise, but a day of re- cats men on the
Georgia Tech
two
Florida
footagain. Ralph is Coach Heber's con- threatening than usual. How trivial union of families and friends, for ball team
Tulane
Louisiana State
that Fesler, Ohio
are our misfortunes compared with the renewal and frededicatlon of State, plays
tribution to Kentucky football for
Maryland
John Hopkins
three positions during
our blessings and the woes we are their unselfish affection and service
Mississippi
Mississippi A & M this year. Kerchval will start at full- spared I If the founding fathers,
pne to the other."
Lexington each game; end, fullback and
back along with Bach, quarteback
Virginia
tackle?
Leader.
North Carolina
and Cassldy and Fiddler, halfbacks. with the blood of the innocent on
Auburn
South Carolina
they
Janes is Pribble's choice for cen- the frozen ground savagetrod; with
V. M. I.
V. P. I.
and the
the yells of the
ter flanked by Parrish and Allen,
guards. Jacobs and "Little" Prlbble groans of the distressed In their
suffering could conceive, establish
will take care of the tackle positions while Duff and Nlcklson will and observe such a day; if in the
midst of the woes of the Indian
hold down the ends.
For the past three years the Rats and the civil wars; If during the
have made it a point to bump the recent tragedy of the ages that
Kentucky frosh and their annual shook and shocked the civltlzed
'world; If in those years of pesti
battle has turned Into a knock-dow- n
drag-oaffair with the Rats doing lence and famine, a reverent grateJAMES R. SALYERS
the knocking down and Kentucky ful Kentucky could sincerely obdoing the dragging out. The Green serve a day of thanksgiving, surely
With the prospects of a Thanks- team, however, has other ideas on we, whose misfortunes in comparigiving holiday in view, every one the subject and the worm may turn. son dwindle Into nothingness, may
should be quite happy. Keeping
The Tennessee lineup is not known not ignore the duty, the timeliness,
this in mind, I struggled to an but it seems that Kentucky will be the sacrea privilege or ooservmg
to get represented by Sorg a former Frank- such a day.
8 o'clock class, striving
the other eye open before the class fort high school
"We are indeed a chosen people.
shown
was over. My short
I consistently interrupted naps were up well with thestar who hasKittens Always our blessings material and
by a voice always have one Rats. The
L
consolation, win or spiritual far surpass our misfoin
V the the back of the room asking lose they will probably grow up to rtunesour misfortunes individualprof questions concerning the knock Tennessee out
and nation are
as
of the South- ly and less a state are those of the
E lesson. Ambition I concluded, and
much
than
R naturally the following thought ern Conference championship.
other peoples of the earth. Always
an
under the munificent providence of
0 enedinterview. That thought awakme.
patient
FUZZY God, and through the servants, guidT After class I cornered my victim
we
ance of! his public
N with the usual name and activity
and renewed
emerge unterrlfled
By RALPH E. JOHNSON
W questions.
place Fuzzy is dead.
In the first
I am Jim Salyers," he said, Yep, he hanged himself when his
"Kappa Sig, Alpha Delta Sigma, na- feline intuition warned him of the
tional advertising fraternity, mem- approaching Alabama disaster. The
ber of the Kernel advertising staff, news of his death was a real blow
and treasurer of the Kentucky In- to the team, and they dropped two
tercollegiate Press Association."
Industries in the country genergames In a row.
But that is over
Ah, this was really a help no now, and the spirit of the cat has ally and of Kentucky in particular
prying questions to be asked, but I returned to the Wildcats, and they are expected to experience an exwas kept busy writing.
Intend to beat Tennessee as a final pansion of their trade by the application and study of a classified nd
"Where did you go to high High Mass for Fuzzy.
Ever since Coach Juneau was here alphabetical directory of the varied
school?" I asked.
"I went to Carrollton and Rich- in the early twenties, we nave had industries and resources of Kentuc-by
mond," he answered.
a wildcat mascot at every Tennessee ky which has been completed
"Your activities there?" I queried. game. This year every effort to re- the American Mining Congress
Thinking for a moment he
place our departed mascot has failed through. Dr. Henry Mace Payne, its
A sandwich, a soda and a walk is a health tip
I was a member of the Ath- and it seems as tho we will have consulting engineer, in cooperation
that is guaranteed to work.
enian- Literary society, Latin and to enter the Vols hunting grounds with the Kentucky Progress ComOlee clubs, basketball captain when without a cat. Nevertheless Fuzzy's mission. The directory, a pamphlet
Light foods axe healthful and prevent that afterproa junior, football quarterback, and spirit will prevade over the Wildcat of nearly 100 pages, is now In
noon drowsiness that comes from over eating.
baseball two letters teams. I also team and they are, bound to claw cess of publication and will be availtook part in several plays. At Madi- the Vols down.
For luncheon today, or any other time stop at
able for free distribution early in
son High I played football and
our modern fountain and try a sandwich,
Each and every member of the December on application either to
basketball, coaching the MadiCongress in
or anv of
delicious fountain foods.
son midget team, which won seven squad will become a clawing, spit- the AmericanD.Mining to the KenC, or
straight victories that season was ting image of their late mascot. Washington,
will resist with claws set; they tucky Progress Commission at
a member of the Hi Y and Olee They charge
DAY
with fangs bared, and Frankfort, Ky.
clubs; and reader of the class will." will
Corrected up to October 1, 1930
"Did you come to the university they will leave the field after having done well by our little Fuzzy.
and checked as to accuracy by adyour freshman year?" I asked.
vance submission to all interested
"No, I went to Eastern," he reparties in Kentucky, this business
"ON TO KNOXVHXE"
plied.
Copies of the November issue of directory of the state will be com-pl- te
your activities there," I
"And
and accurate In every detail,
The Appalachian Journal, published
asked.
Incorporated
guide for the conTenn., by J. R. Wil"Oh, football, Little Theatre Club, in Knoxvtlle, just been received in and will act as a
present three thousmember of the advertising staff of liams, have The feature of the edi- tinuance of the in
state, the es- PHOENIX STORE CURRY'S CORNER JOHN'S CORNER
Lexington.
the
"The Progress," and treasurer of tion is the "On to Knoxville" article and industries additional Industries
the freshman 'class," he replied, pertaining to the annual Kentucky-Tenness- ee tablishment of the exportation out 100
101 W. Main St.
in the state,
201 E. Main St.
E. Main St.
seeming rather anxious to get to
of the state, and to foreign counfootball game Thankshis next class.
Sensing that the interview was giving. The cover of the Journal tries of Its products, and the utili
at an end X said, "Thanks for the carries a road map showing the pav- zation of the resources and products
trouble," and stepping aside; I let ed roads of the two routes to Knox- of the state by incoming capital or
my victim escape while I Jotted ville, one through Williamsburg and industries outside the state.
The directory will thus be of
down junior in the Education Col- Jelllco and the other through
Russellville and
benefit to producers and consumers
lege.
of Kentucky products as well as to
large manufacturing firms, agencies
ELEANOR SWEARINGER
Mrs. Delia Akely, noted explorer, and advertising interests in this and
As impossible as it may seem plans to spend a year among the
there are students on this campus pygmies of the Belgian Congo. foreign lands. Its study will show
who make the grade, have a big Native Africans will be her only opportunities for the location or expansion of Industries not now in
time, and are rated as Just "the" companions.,
operation in the state or which may
thing. Eleanor Swearlnger, senior in
the college of Arts and Sciences, is C. A. meeting, she is attending a now be inadequate to meet the de
among the most outstanding of this meeting of Theta Sigma Phi or Chi mands or consumers of their pro
ducts. It will also indicate the nu
unusual group.
Delta Phi.
She is pretty, peppy, and a peach
Eleanor Is president of Y. W. C. A., merous lines of industries already
established in Kentucky whose did
of a girl. There really isnt any need secretary of W. A. A,
for me to say that, because some- of Alma Magna Mater, president of ducts are consumed in the state
and shipped as well to all parts of
ic
body has already discovered her Chi Omega sorority,
charms, and now she Is wearing a representative, a member of Theta tne country and to 67 foreign coun
fraternity pin. Can you guess? Flit- Sigma Phi, and is on the Kentuckian tries. It is expected the publication of this Industrial data will be
ting from here and there, she is so staff.
increase
busy and active all the time that
We can't wonder that her leisure followed by anpresent in the oner
ation of the
industries in
even her closest friends just catch moments are so few and far
the state through the establishment
a glimpse of her. If it's not a Y. W.
of new outlets for the products in
ana out or the state.
Previous announcement that the
directory would be issued has alALL MAKES OF
ready brought many inquiries from
large industrial Interests outside the
state which are Interested in finding new sources of suDDfles of ma
terials of various kinds and new
markets for Kentucky products.

occasion.
Kentucky usually plays
their best game of the season
against Tennessee; this year the
Wildcats will have to play a much
better brand of ball than they have
displayed so far this season if they
expect a victory or even ft tie game,
We hope we are wrong, but the Vols
appear too strong for the Wildcats.
Mississippi will meet Olc Miss in
battle for the state championship.
Dope means nothing when two old
rivals like these meet; both teams
are very weak and the result appears to be a toss-uDuke should
be able to down Washington and
Lee without much trouble. The Blue
Devils were tied by Wake Forest last
Saturday, but they still appear to be
much stronger than the Generals.
GO TECnt GO TECnt
The Florida-Georg- ia
Tech game
should be a real thriller. The Oators
have never defeated Tech, and this
year they have a great advantage
on the old dope sheet.
Last year
Florida was a heavy favorite over
Tech but the Engineers played their
best game of the season to down the
Oators. We believe Tech will upset
the dope again and send their rivals
home on the short end of the score.
In another traditional battle V. M. I.
will meet Virginia Tech. This should
be a close and hard fought game,
Tech has had a much better season

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