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Tigers played and won with the; PrcslAml Prflnk L M
Jacksonville Teachers College, and ,nst nlght nt the flrgt of thc wcckly
Tennessee Poly, have been Ironed religious meetings held In the men's
These meetings are
out by coaches Harmon and Scull. dormitories.
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smoother working machine than Tcsdny evcning at a mccting of
when they met tneir earner iocs. iH0 senior cabinet of the Y.
At that time, Bart M. Peak. Mor
Among the more glaring faults tlmt
handicapped Scwancc players In ton Walker, Joe Ruttcncuttcr, and
Robert L, Rudolph were elected as
their earlier games was their lna dcIcgntcs to thc stnte Y M
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carriers, a mcctinT nt Louisville. October 0 nnd
blllty to block for thc
of 10. John Jones was made alternate.
general looseness In the handling
Thc Freshman cabinet held an
the ball, resulting In many fumbles
for the Tigers. The lack of a strong organization meeting at thc same
so no- time under thc direction of Robert
and offensive drive that was
ticeably lacking In other games, due Stewart, uppcrclassman In charge
to the slowness of the backs and In charge of freshman Y. activities.
lntcrfcrers In getting started from Chester Yeyna and William Acosta
scrimmage, has been eradicated In were elected temporary president
the long practice sessions held this and secretary, respectively. Yeyna,
k
Acosta, and Robert
Fcnnell were
week.
The fakes and
nlavs of the Tigers have been placed on a committee to map out a
program for their weekly discussion
smoothed out and should show to
much better perfection in the game meetings,
Bart Peak will speak at the next
with thc Wildcats Saturday.
The Tigers came out of their meeting which will be held Tuesday
scrimmage practices this week with evening. The subject will be:
practically no Injuries and will be "What Is the Y. M. C. A.?"
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in first class condition when the
two teams meet. The team as a
whole will be able to display to a
much greater advantage than In
U. K.
earlier games the pew Indian blocks
, that
the coaches have instilled in
Tennis prospects at the Univer
system of play.
, their
slty of Kentucky are brightest In
In Phillips at fullback and Ster years, according to Prof. W. W.
ling at quarter, the Tigers have two Downing, coach of .the tennis squad.
of the most consistent backs in the Only hree members of the 1930
South, both on offense and de varsity squad were lost through
fense, and should be able to show graduation.
They are Captain
the mighty 'Cats a thing or three Rawiings Ragland, Prank David
before the final whistle on Stoll son, besides
Clay Brock, student
field Saturday night.
manager.
In Captain Simson at center, Bean
builds his
at left tackle and A. Stimson at Coach Downingseason upon l'opes
Captairight end the Sewanee Tigers will for a successful
n-elect
Earl Senff, Cary Spicer,
present three linemen that should
athlete,
Joe
be able to cope with their opponents versatile
in the strong forward wall of the Kee, and Bruce Parquhar. Of the
freshman squad three are eligible
'Cats. The Tiger team as a whole
for competition. They are Bishop,
is one of the best that has represented the university in several ranking number one player, Foster
years, and althought a comparative and Klein.
Ineligibility and failure to make
ly young team, most of the regu
lars being sophomores, is expect a standing will keep many prospeccd to upset several leading teams tive candidates out, according to
of the conference before the season Coach Downing. Hamersley, memIs finished. The Tigers will present ber of the varsity squad two years
one of the heaviest and best bal ago. and DeGaris, sopohomore, will
anced teams ever to represent the be back with the team this fall.
university. The probable lineup
The big gap left by graduation
of Ragland will be hard to fill, but
and weights are as follows:
Left end: Ezzell, (24), weight, 145 most of the boys have kept In trim
(47), 187 during the warm summer months
Left tackle:
Bean
(44),
Left guard: Patton
200 and have improved in their playing
No definite schedule has
(39), 175 pounds. ability.
Center: Stimson
Right guard: Anderson (37), 205 been arranged but a crip through
Rlgh tackle:
Blair (30). 190 the South during the Easter holt- Right end: A. Stimson (21), 180 (iiivr. Is being planned. Only thc
Quarterback:
Stirling (49), 175 strongest teams in Dixie will be
Left halfback: Jefferles (31), 172 met.
Right halfback: McClure (26), 170
Out of a total of elevfin earfles
190 last season the Wildcats won sev(28),
Phillips
Fullback:
en, lost three, and tied one game,
Berea CJ),
Victories include
Blue
Sewanee, Tennessee, St. Xavier,
Cincinnati, (2), and Georgetown
College.
Three of the nation's best
teams were able to topple the Big
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pounds from end to end. The team Blue. Vanderbllt nipped Kentucky in the Southern Conference
average would be near 190 pounds.
There seems to be room for argu meet, and Georgia Tech was tied.
ment as to just what constitutes Cincinnati, and College of the City
the first string backfleld. Gamage of Detroit defeated the 'Cats.
has been using- - Kelly, Johnson,
A selective fall tournament is be
Spicer and Jack Phipps most of the ing planned next week for all eligitime, but Dick Richards and
ble freshmen and varsity candi
also have seen considerable dates. A cup will be given to the
service.
winner. Unlike other tournaments
Interest centers ajround "Ship- the winner will not be decided by
wreck" and Johnson, halfbacks. elimination, but by a percentage of
Kelly has been running wild ever wins. The tournament will depend
since practice started, and should upon the water supply, as the water
have a sensational year. Kelly's for sprinkling the courts is now be
vnrled talents
include blocking, ing taken from Clifton pond.
kicking, passing and running and
how he can run! The Springfield
U. K.
blond is first choice for the fastest
back in the South.
Novel
Johnson will be making his debut
for the varsity. His reputation as
"Morning Sorrow", a first novel
outstanding preo school ath
the
lete in the United States has not by John Rothenstin, London, Eng
spoiled him in the least. Johnson is land, and a former member of the
another backfleld assembled in one faculty of the University of Ken- man. He can kick, pass, and run in tucky is to appear soon. It is to be
a way that should receive attention published by Constable, of Orange
' street,
from sports scribes anywhere.
Leicester Square, London
The band will be present, as will England. Mr. Rothensteln has also
the Man O" War post American Le- - edited sixteen
let
gion drum and bugle corps. The ters from Oscar Wilde, which are
bugs will be present. In fact, every- - to be Issued shortly by Coward
one will be there except poor old Maclann. Mr. Rothensteln lives at
Fuzzy.
Campden hill,
13 Airlie garden,
London, and was at one time
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of art history at
the university.
The sophomore and Junior home
economics classes held their first
REQUESTS MUST BE FILED
assembly in the Agriculture build
ing many, beptember 26. Miss
in accordance with an order of
Erickson, Instructor in the home the University council all requests
cuuiiuuura uepurimeni presided at for the use of Memorial Hall and
the meeting
She explained the other auditoriums and lecture rooms
purpose of the essembly and the .in the university buildings must be
revision tnat had been made. The filed In the office of the Dean of
...uPg 01 ine nome economics Men. This regulation was adopted
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c ub will be held October 10 at 9 In orderto avoid conflicts In the
ociock n room 205 of the Agricul- - time and place of the various meet
ture building.
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Coach Bcrnlc Shlvcly in filling that
vacant place In the Wildcat's line
which has been so hard to plug this
year. Drury was one of thc best
tackles that thc university has ever
had. He weighs close to 200 pounds
nnd was a very fast tackle. He was
named by many Southern sports
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new changes in the stadium' on
Stoll field Saturday night when
Sewanee nnd the Wildcats open thc
season. According to Doctor Funk-housc- r,
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doubled. This change will be made
in order to make room for thc increasing number of sports writers
from other parts of thc country.
Due to the wide Interest that will
be taken in the Wildcats this season, many critics will be in evidence at each game. The press-bo- x
which now has a capacity of 28,
will probably hold 50 when completed. There will be also a special
room made for radio announcers so
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