The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-05-17

iela Il onto osorsis. their devoted
rival 10 to o.
Some Players.
OF the men who are worshipped now
for beatifg Georgia that year. A. =. Me-
Kissick IL conspicuous. dragging his pen
Cd ais pounds across the Atlanta grid
Iron seventeen years ago. he is Pres
dent OF the Greenwood Cotton Mills.
South Carolina He used to pass the
Henry DeBardeieben. another member
Of the team, has been asked to return.
the speedy half who had then o nerve
OF iron and since distinguished himself
50 has genial Harry Smith, the coolest
fellow Of them all now in the engineer
Ing employ OF the Central OF Georgia.
faculty. Il called 0u On = 10 shinR lss again
Of the muddy day when Georgia drag
ked In the dust, To Dutch" Dorsey
the summons has gone. to return and
present day Hardags has his equal been
found for speed and spunk
Nor will memories be completed
without thought OF Capt. Frank Lup-
m 0 h0m or s Of Profe nssr'fn n AZ.
kinson, now at the head of the de-
partment of botany In Cornell Univer-
atty. or Of Professor ciin Hare. now
s sns dSss d 5ssrt x. past hav. cr.p
but not 70 mar the checkered schedule
OF the fall 's2 eleven. That year IL
without .. parallel in Southern football
history, for not. since and never be.
fore that sloppy fall. did pigskin
tournament--carnfva they call it.
take place. with memories Of worn
physiques the athletes Of that day re-
| call the experiences. Now to think Of
| playing more than one game week
! IL to insult the most spirited, but dur
ing that carnival" in Atlanta, were
| ticipated with the same proud and
limited squad. They were licked by
Carolina, on wednesday Virginia beg
| ked TO play Carolina. only to be
smashed. and on the fourth day, Au-
burns men, battered and beaten, pulled
| the field to start that long line of de-
/ feats OF Tech that has been broken
but one year since.
| Later Figures.
| With the survivors of that tourna-
ment present, or some of them, the
The famous Risgs Se now vsa Of 0s sse Glenn
memories mel Ii "a. Dr. DR.. BasKeryiile Of
New York University, who got terribly
called back, the man Who would have
| destroyed his adversary then II he
could have gotten hands on him. but
has since contented himself with the
discovery of three elements and get
ting the homage OF . large chemical
world.
Glad summons also have gone out
| to witty" Brown Of 'ss fame. now
| superintendent OF the Dothan public
| schools and member of the Text. Book
dlsna: to desr-foot Hairy smith TO
gonde s, Bob Foy to the famed
athletics and scion of a nimble family
| 70 the doughty Ellie williams; to the
| burly Culver. And then to the births
| OF the Heisman regime--that, among
| others, calls to mind Tom Vert. Bill
Stokes. Mike Harvey. Ed Hugucley.
henry skeggs. OLD Ysr6ro1gh: Dan
dustrious Manager Billie Feagin, the
| Illustrious George Mitcham. the piung-
| Ing Pierce, the now Representative
vann alabama House,, f"Preacher''
Park, Randolph Reynolds, Humphrey
| Foy, Phil Lacey. and so on down the
none too bad to stay away commence
To all this pleasure the old athletes
| have been invited and to take in ct
| the same time the splendid program
set for this commencement. Among
| program set for this, commencement.
Among other, attractions will be the
| splendid address OF the aiumnus, Hon.
r. G. billiard. counsel Of the Union
| Pacific lines: DR.. II. M. Habiii, who 10
q feature OF the alumni banquet on
| Tuesday night. and the unveiiing OF
| old East Alabama college students who
responded to the call of the Stars and
Bars.