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THE KENTUCKY KERNEL

PAGE SIX

Kittens Complete Preparations For Last Encounter
Frosh Have Captured State
Freshman Gridiron Crown
ny L. W. McMURRAY
Despite the fact that snow shoes
were not available, Coach Prlbblc's
Big Green frosh stepped briskly on
StoM field last week In preparation
for their annual game with the
Tennessee Rats In Knoxvlllc SaturThis will be the
day afternoon.
final football game of the season
ns well as one of the most Important
freshmen games in the South.
Because of the severed relations
with Centre College the Lieutenants
did not play the Kittens and consequently they have not had a game
in two weeks. They have found it
nn impatient task to wait so long
opposition, while "playing
for
dummy" for the varsity. There
have been two sides to the question
tlrough. Last Thursday Captain
Ellis Johnson and his cohorts went
on a spree while using Tennessee
signals and scored Just a few more
IMlnts than Coach Gamage deemed
necessary.
All attention has been focused on
the Wildcats and their coming
Thanksgiving tusscl with the Tennessee's Vols. Football fans have
forgotten that the Kittens have the
state championship tucked under
their verdant Jersies, and if they win
Saturday, they will have a good
claim to the southern championship.
According to dope they are a
stronger team than their opponents,
yet, the Tennesseeans have not lost
n game. Centre's frosh played a
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tie with the Rats early in the
season. The Kentucky Wesleyan
Cubs then defeated the Looies.
Latter the Kittens defeated the Cubs

humbled them before a large crowd
on Stoll field last year. When Tennessee Is mentioned they Immediately think of ghosts, phantoms, Hacks
and Macks, Hcydrlcks, DIsncys, and
other symbollzatlons of battering
rams.
The freshman team's standing so
far shows that no one has crossed
their goal while they have scored a
total of 9G points.
Kentucky
Kentucky
Kentucky
Kentucky

Frosh.. 3D, Georgetown..

Frosh. .19, Wesleyan.
Frosh. .38, Louisville
Frosh . . , Tennessee

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W.L.T.Pct.
Team
Tennessee .... 5 0 0 1,00
5 0 0 1,000
Tulane
Duke
200 1,000
N. Carolina .. 5 1 0 .833
5 1 0 .833
Florida
Vanderbllt ...4 1 0 .800
Kentucky .... 3 1 0 .750
La. State .... 3 1 0 .750
4 2 0 .667
Alabama

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Georgia Tech
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SEATS ARE
ALREADY SOLD OUT

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"THE EYES HAVE IT"

'Kentucky's Greatest Crowd"
Is Predicted Ry U. K.
Athletic Head

field tomorrow to sec two of the
best teams in the south tangle in

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foot-

ball game. "Daddy" Boles has had
his initiative taxed to the untmost in
trying to provide scats for the many
fans who arc determined not to pass
up this opportunity to see "Hack
and Mack," Shipwreck" Kelly, and
Will Ed Covington in action. Temporary boxes and bleachers have

The Kentucky State Legislature
spend
recently found that Co-efour times as much for clothes as
men do. It looks like they don't
get their moneys worth.

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been erected around the field and visiting brothers can be accomodat-

3,000 bleacher scats have been borrowed from the University of Ten-

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nessee.
When the last check up was
made Saturday, 13,000 seats had
been disposed of by the University athletic department. The
remaining 3,500 bleacher scats
which are as yet unsold will be
gobbled up before game time
and "Daddy" Boles expects to
display the S. R. O. sign early
this morning.
This milling mass of humanity
will be the largest ever to witness a
football game in the state of KenThis veritable wave of
tucky.
frenzied rooters will completely envelope Lexington when the boys
from the Tennessee mountains
breeze into town.
Kentucky's stadium will for the
first time in history be completely
filled and two large bleachers erected at the ends of the gridiron may
prove of insufficient capactity in
view of the advance ticket sales.

Leading hotels of Lexington announce that all of their rooms have
been reserved for over a week.
Many reservations have been made
in private homes, and members of
Hip vnrlnns frntnrnltlcs arc olannlntr
to vacate their houses so that the

The bigger the summer vacation
the harder the fall.

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of a new pair of shoes
and here are shoes
worthy of the occasion. There is protection,
comfort and style aplenty in these smart
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Mississippi Club
Meets at Phoenix

Three thousand Tennessee supporters arc expected to be in attendance and reports from KnoxMississippi students at the Univervlllc indicate that the Vol supporters expect to outdo our cheering sity and Transylvania College were
section, even as they hope that their guests of the Lexington Mississippi
College Club Friday night, at a "get
team will outdo the Wildcats.
acquainted" dinner at the Phoenix
WILDCAT SCORING MACHINE hotel. E. II. Palmer, president of
the club, presided and extended
Td.ExP.Fg.Total greeting to the new students.
Miss Qarnctt Ralney of Transyl9
Kelly
vania, responded on behalf of the
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Splccr
students to Mr. Palmer's welcome.
4
Jack Phipps
Vance Evans was in charge of arCovington ........ 2
rangements for the dinner. John
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Myers
Cramer, of Lexington, who helped
3
Ford
organize the club, but who is not a
2
Urbanlak
native of Mississippi, was elected of2
Bronston
ficial sponsor of the club.
Cavana
Jack Brucck of Transylvania, A.
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Andrews
H. Wllks of the University, and Miss
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Williams
Florence Evans of Lexington, were
Yates
added to the list of Mississlpplans
Lexington.
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Johnson
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Tucker
Boardman

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Outstanding men on the frosh
squad this season have not been so
evident on the whole, because their
opposition has been weak and the
freshman team is one of the best
at the University for years. But
Captain Johnson, Ray Wooldridge,
Newman "Scotty" Boardman, Bickel,
who was incapacitated because of
an injured foot, and Wilder have
back-flcl- d.
composed a smooth-runnin- g
In the line Seal has always
been outstanding because of his size
and speed. Grcathouse, a Lexington boy, has played well at tackle
while Darby at end has a knack of
snagging Johnson's passes for touchdowns.
The entire team will be ready for
action Saturday if needed. At present Johnson has missed practice
while nursing a pet "charley horse."
Ray Wooldridge will be able to play
if needed, although he has a knee
which is giving him some trobule.
Saturday's probable lineup:
19-Darby
end
Nevertheless, the Pribleites refuse
Montgomery
tackle
to take their game lightly. They
Aldridge
guard
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