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journals in America. A few of the
most recent arc: "Why We Educate." "Some of the Causes of Failure and Elimination from the Public
Schools of South Dakota," and "Stu
He also is
dent
widely known as a lecturer on school
topics.
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SAYS A CONTRIBUTOR
I have sought,
the Georgetown Freshmen, which will
I have hunted,
be held in connection with the State
I have searched,
meet.
Examined every face
in which the race
The time,
That I passed by.
was run, cannot be compared with
I have looked for,
that of the race of last Thanksgiving,
I have gazed at,
in which Porter set a record, as the
I have peeped into,
courses arc not the same. The race
Even stared into
was run in considerably lower time,
Every countenance
however, than the runners had been
That came my way.
making in their workouts.
All in vainl
After the tryouts Friday Coach
There are girls with brains,
Buckhcit will be able to pick his team
There arc girls with beauty,
and start them on another period of
But girls with brains and beauty
hard training for the Cincinnati meet.
There arc none.
The fact that Hall took first place
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in the race not only means that the
PURELY PROFESSIONAL
Freshman captured an honor which
they were not expecting, but it means
"So Clara threw over that young
that Kentucky will have a distance doctor she was going with?"
runner of no mean ability in the next
"Yes, and what do you think? He
two years. Last year Hall was the not only requested her to return his
star distance runner of the Louisville presents, but sent her a bill for
n
Manual, and was trained by Clarence
visits." Boston Transcript.
Bcutel, a former American runner on
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the Olympic games.
AT THE FOOTBALL GAME
KShe: "Why do they call that kind
of a kick a drop kick, dear. They all
U. K. GRADUATE HEADS
dr op eventually, don't they?"
20-2-

FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE 1922

VARSITY

Kentucky 16, Marshall 0.
Kentucky 15 Cincinnati 0.
Kentucky 73, Louisville 0.
Kentucky 40, Georgetown 6.
Kentucky 7, Scwanncc 0.
4 Centre
Nov.
College at
Lexington. (Home Coming.)
Nov. 11 Vanderbilt University at Nashville.
Nov. 18 University of Alabama at Lexington.
Nov. 30 University of Tennessee at Knoxville.

forty-seve-

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COACH WINN

MARTIN

FRESHMEN ARE WINNERS
OF CROSSCOUNTRY

Hall,

First

MEET

Termer,

Finishes

Race With Spectacular

Sprint

Finishing in a spectacular manner,
Raymond Hall, a freshman, captured
first place in the first Interclass Cross
Country run, held last Saturday befootball
fore the Kentucky-Sewane- e
game. When ISO yards from the finish, Hall was 15 yards behind Gorman, the Sophomore ace, but with a

Statistics On

wonderful burst of speed the fresh
man passed uorman and hnished a
good ten 'yards in the lead. Finishing
behind Gorman were Brown, Hendricks, Smith and Porter, all of whom
wore the Soph colors except Porter,
who is a Junior. The Seniors failed to
place.
These six men will be awarded
bronze medals for their showing. It is
thought that the latter five will also
represent Kentucky in the dual meet
with Cincinnati if they succeed in
showing well in another tryout to be
held Friday afternoon. Hall can not
be on the Kentucky team because of
the one year ruling but will no doubt
lead the Freshmen in the meet with

Wildcat-Tige-

GROUND GAINED
3rd Q
2nd Q

1st Q
69
43

Team
Kentucky
Sewanee

GREGG

Tilt

r
4th

21
68

82
40

Total

Cj

Hi

51

208

57

PASSES

SEWANEE

KENTUCKY

Attempted
Completed
Yards gained
FIRST DOWNS
4th Q
3rd Cj
2nd Q

Attempted
Completed
Yards gained

7
5

4
60

88

114

1st Q
4

Team
Kentucky
Sewanee

13

2

4

Total
11
10

1

4

PUNTS

Kentucky
Average (yards) -

11

40

Sewanee
Average (yards)

10

-

40

PENALTIES
Kentucky (yards)

20

Sewanee (yards)

50

PUNTS RUN BACK
Kentucky

(yards)

23

Sewanee (yards)

Centre-Fros- h

59

SCHEDULE

FRESHMAN

Freshmen, 1st, 33, Frankfort 0.
Freshman 2nd, 26, Paris 0.
Ky. Freshman 54, Georgetown
Freshmen 0.
Freshman

6,

Center Fresh

14.

Kentucky 56, Georgetown 0.
Nov. 11 Centre Freshmen at
Nov. 11 Center Freshmen at
Lexington.
Nov. 18 Open.
Nov. 25 University of Tennessee Freshmen at Lexington.

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Elected President of Manual In
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Professor A. O. Boden, head of the
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sophy, at Baylor College, Belton Tex.,
and a graduate of the University of
Kentucky, has been elected president
of the New Mexico Normal School at
Silver City, New Mexico; to succeed
Miss Isabel I. Eckles, Democratic
candidate this year for State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The
election of Professor Bowden to the
normal presidency was made by the
Board of Regents, following a visit
made to Silver Citl by the Texas educator, who made a distinctly favorable
impression.
The newly elected president has had
fifteen years school administration and
teaching experience. He was brought
up in the county schools of Kentucky,
and after finishing high school, taught
for three years in the rural schools of
this state. He received his A. B. de
gree in 1908 and his A. M. degree in
1910, from the University of Kentucky.
He graduated from the State Normal
School of Kentucky, later won the
Winthrop
scholarship at Harvard
University and was graduated from
Harvard with A. M. degree in 1912.
Since that time he has completed the
work required of the Ph. D. degree
in residence at the University of Chicago. He holds life diplomas and
from six different
state certificates
states.
Mr. Bowden has contributed articles
to some of the leading educational

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