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The bnnd marched downtown after the Wildcats had been tried and
Along the way, n
found wanting.
drunk fell In rank and insisted on
marching with the muslcins. "Twelve
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years ago," he said, "I worked this
became insufferable. And thnt night hard In France. Goodbye."
two youths were discussing her tinkVirginia Dougherty,
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never looked better than she did at
Kentucky's band gave Its best per- the game. And she never sounded
formance of the year on the field,
when giving her lmprcs-l- n
devolving Into complicated forma- better than It remained for some
Knoxvlllc.
tions that amazed the spectators. cynic to wonder whether she was
Director Elmer O. Sulzer Is said to rending the talk.
be contemplating the entry of the
organization into the national spellCame the dawn Friday morning
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football team was played at Knox-vll- le
on Thanksgiving day. The tune
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the disheartening key of
Thus climaxed one of the most
seasons that a
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and other handicaps forced the boys
to piay under a severe strain during
the season. Without a doubt, as Bill
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Munday, announcing in the Alabama-Georgia
game, commented so
justly, "Alabama beat one of the
"WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER"
greatest of all Kentucky teams."
Kentucky was expected to run
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roughshod over all opponents. No
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her. She, it was, who was the super-team.
But a somewhat unimpressive array of mediocre teams left the
boys flabby and soft for the big boys.
A greater team from Alabama won
19-- 0,
after Kentucky had beaten Se
wanee 37-- 0, Maryville 57-- 0, Washington and Lee 4.
After the defeat of the Generals great things
were expected. But Alabama had de
Have You
feated Tennessee and Vanderbllt and
Xmas
possessed power and class.
The greatest team the south ever
produced the Crimson Tide of Alabamabeat them 19-Then the
changed
of beau-- 1 war cry Mixture to "On to Duke!"
Duke's
with the Wildcats
ully
proved no
and here
again Shipwreck Kelly and his fight
ing Cats fighting great odds in the
form of Duke players, lost 14-- 7.
SCHOOL
The best team lost, that's a fact,
OF
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do lie.
The Flying Squadron
from Lexington. Va.. were next to be
defeated. The score was 26-Ken
tucky beat Virginia 47-- 0.
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for
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to old man Kipping, "Hoss"
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Seale, Aldrldge, Toth, Urbanlak and
Johnson and Williams set sail for
the Vols encampment.
Kentucky's ship sunk. It was a
glorious battle. The Vols still have
the beer keg, but next year is another year. Hackman, Dodd, Ihayer,
Hug, Brandt and many others have
completed glorious careers.
King Football is dead. Long live
the king.

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year.
Mrs. McVey, president of this committee, presided at the meetlne.
There were 35 members presenr. The
next meeting will be held Friday
morning at 10 o'clock when the com
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The Young Men's Christian Asso
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on the second floor in the Armory.
at 7:30 o'clock tonight in their rooms
There will be a report of the results
of the finance drive, conducted worK.
throughout the university for the
past two weeks. The chairman of
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Alabama
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.. Mississippi ... .0
Kentucky ....7 6.. Miss. Aggies ..814
Tcnn. Poly ,...0
01 14....
Howard
18 6... Georgia Tech ..
0 0.... Kentucky ....37 0
Duke
Sewancc
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. Mississippi
0
Arkansas ....12 0
25
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TENNESSEE
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Sewancc
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14
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Maryland ....1
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7
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of the musicians leaving his Instru- 10
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Mississippi ,,
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0 45,... Southern
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Roanoke . . .
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Florida
N. C. State ...,0
13,... S. Caolina ....14
did not have the fare.
. . . N. Carolina , ,
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33
0 27....
La. State
7
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Auburn
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S. W. (Tcnn.) ..28
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Chicago
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Nelson,
RASH'S SERVICE PLEASES
Bryan, Rice, Davis, Wert, Grimm,
Struble, Pritchett, Murphy, Woodbury, Davis, Adams.
Sigma Nu
Withcrspoon, Moorman, E. Mono-haC. Monoham, Durand, Peters,
Bredwell, Montgomery, Fuller, Bin-for- d,
Hubbard, Senff, Medley, Whitfield,
Stegner, Carr, Pennington,
Webb, Noonan, Jeffries, Culton.
Phi Sigma Kappa
Mains, Buskle, Leffer, Barley, Placed In Backfield With Dodd, Suther and Roberts; Four
Terrlll, Witten. Marquis, Newman,
Tulane Men Gain Places on Dixie's Honorary
Baker, Crutcher, Gregory, Atchison,
N. E. A. Selection
Hankes, Brewster, Mllllken.
Alpha Sigma Phi
By CLAIRE BURCKY, NEA Sports Writer
Shea, Williams, Weinman, Carney, Cave, Berglund, Baute, Epps,
Turley, Davis, Lyle, Grey, Helsberg,
SECOND TEAM
FIRST TEAM
POSITION
Beard, Smith.
SCHWARTZ, Vanderbllt
DALKYMPLE, Tulane
End
Pi Kappa Alpha
CLEMENT, Alabama
SINGTON, Alabama
Tackle
Thomas, Longmlre, McLane, GibLEATHERS, Georgia
BODENGER, Tulane
son, Campbell, Ewing, Tate, Wood-al- l,
Guard
ATKINS, Duke
L. ROBERTS, Tulane
Young, Kopenheifer, N. CampCenter
THAYER, Tennessee
STEELE, Florida
bell, Barnes, Monarch, Cassady,
Guard
LEYENDECKER, Vandy
McCANCE, Tulane
Wilson.
Tackle
HOLLAND, Tulane
SMITH, Georgia
End
BRANCH, N. Carolina
Quarterback. DODD, Tennessee
BETHEA, Florida
Halfback... ; KELLY, Kentucky
HACKMAN, Tennessee
Halfback. .. . SUTHER, Alabama
CAIN, Alabama
Georgia
Fullback
J. ROBERTS,

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