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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
Neue Wtitglteoer
Der @@nlbeb0roe
9r. 6. u. t6int, @erman &aabe
unb s. u. Dds erbielten bei Der
54ul>pabl AM Samstag lekter
@p6e bic meifen Stimmen.
Seine Opppiitipn, nur ein5elne
5ertreute Stimmen+ @puen
S6uliptelplat per9rDkern.

Die beuriee @6ulmabl fiel duz
berlt 3abm aus i'm Berslet6 NIT Ser
bonn leb1en CONNER, ais ourb SEN
&onpf 5mi16en BEN 9erren $. 8.
Bee6er eunb German 9elb, Sic li6
UNI bie > WteOermobl bemarben, nnb
BEN Serren Or. S. 8. Sogel u1o
M. .. Sd d1tein fa1t unter ser 0ez
ia1ntmdbler16 16aft ba8 Snterene ltorf
beeinfubt murOe. Ofan mtro ii6
erinnern, bab ste 5erren Or. s. $.
8ogel unb g8. 3. Gditein NIT einer
acknowledgement Mebrbett ais @teger
aus ser Wabl beroorgingen. Or.
So9el erbielt 1875 unb 9err @ditetn
1908 5ttmmen, mdbre11b Ste Serren
8ee6er unb Selb eS auf nur 250
unb 215 Sttn1men bra6ten.
SIM @an5en nur 141 Stimmen*
Dte1eS Sabr murben inn gan5en
nur 141 Sttmnen ob9egeben, nur
pe11ig mebr lpte ein e3ebntel Der lettz
jdbrtgen 9timmen5abl. Die 9Sobl
fano am lebten 9amStag 1tott nno
Sic W}ebr3qbl ser 9ttmmen ftelen
auf Or. 6. q. 9tl1b, 5ernon Gaabe
unb s. q. Dds, Or. 5tnb erbtelt
BON BEN al abgegebenen Sttmmen
lO8, 9faabe 100 unb ODDS SO.
@eener maren ntdt auf9ei itellt NOR
BEN, nnb 9err O68 bate erfldren
la11en, oab er leinen 9}amen lteber
nt6t auf bic 2tite 9elebt leben m09te.
@r muroe an 1telle be8 lebtbin bon
letnem Soften ais Soriibenber uno
Mit9lteb bes @6ulrat8 5uriid9etrez
tenen Or. y. $. Weiler auf9eitellt
nno eepdblt. Ser nod nt6t aus
0elaufene Iermin be8 Dr. Wetier
betrdot nod etn Sabr. Die betben
anberen 6erren mur0en fir 6te
Douer bon bret Sabren 9emdblt.
@pllen 5pte plat per9rDkern.
Sn Der ser Wabl borau89e9an9e=
men S6ulperiammlung mnroe be-
i9loNen, ba6 @6apefabml6e @t9enz
tum in ser 9}dbe Ser 2tncolnl6nle
fdnflt6 gu ermerben gum 3mede Der
BergrDberune be8 @ptelplabe8, Die
{td al8 notpen6tg erpte1en bat.
Die erite @ttung bes neuen
66ulratS ftnbet am er ten Monto9
i'm Monat Mnguit ftott.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

0ie Sorbereitun9en fiir Sic bieSz
idbrtge Sropn GountD 6atr, Die
tn BEN Tagen bonn 80. Nuguit bis
l. September auf bem bteltgen Toir=
plabe obgebolten >peroen mirb, 1tnb
IN pollem 0on9e. &ontrafte fir
oie nnterboltun9en ser Beiu6er 1ino
bereitS nit 3met Gbica9oer Ttrme1l
obgel6lonen morben. Bie tn friibez
ren Sabren finOet au6 beuer Bic
Tatr in ser Wo6e Dor ser groben
9taatSfatr IN ct. Saul un0 Wein=
neapolt8 itatt.
6e9en grDRe @r>partmngen+
Die 8eamten ser Bro>pn Gountp
agricultural @octetp, unter oeren
Nuiptsten bic NuSitellun9 itattftnoen
ptrb, li11b poller 3uperit6t, bab bie
Tatr, in bteiem Sabre ane tbre Sor=
gang eri1lnen in ben @6atten tellen
mirb, unb 3>par iomobl nit be5ug
auf bic 8el6tdun9 ietten8 ser Nu8=
lteller, ol8 au6 NIT be5u9 auf bte
.3abl ser 8elu6er unb oe8 Inter
baltungSproeramm8 Nn5et6en oeuz
ten 1arauf btn oab bic 6armer n1ebr
nno mebr Snterene nebmen an Der
MuStellnns, unb BON letten Der 6atrz
lettlth19 9ei6iebt alle8, otelen @etit gu
ndbren uno ma65ubalten. Sn otez
fem Sabre mtro etne neue 9robe
Iribiine fir bic 3ul6auer erri6tet,
uno mebrere pettere @ebdube iino
fiir Ste nabe 3ufunft no6 9eplant.
9ie Mttratttpnen.
6ur oaS Gergnii9ung8pro9ramm
lit bereit8 a1f8 Beite 9elor9t >poroen.
@in &ontraft lit NIT ser @ei iter1l
8auoeptlle Mana9er8' Nllociatton
BON Chicago abee16lo0en tporoen,
>pono9 etne Netbe BON erltflalii9en
BalJoeptlleaften na6 bter 9ebra6t
>pe1SSs1l, Die in ben Tatrtaeen Dor Ser
Saupttrtbiine 5ur 9lufflbrun9 &C.
langen. Inter BEN perpflt6tete1
9lften beftnben ltd 0te bret Weberz
mdbel8, 16mude 5ur11fiinltler
ote 2tnoemonnz9eel ellon= Truppe, oe1
&omtfer nnb 9lfrobat 9anfuS, Ott
Crane Tomilte, be itebe11b aus Manr
1l11o 5met Bur16en nnb anbere.
sSeuermerf.
Sir Sic 9benbe ser Totrta9e lint
mteOer 9roBe Teuermerfporfii iibrun=
gen porgeieben. Sin DieSbe5iigtl6e1
&ontraft mur0e NIT Der gfortf
Nmertcon TiremorfS Company ab=
gei6loHen. @8 mirb 9eplant, oer
Gr0ffnune8ta9 81 etnem reguldrer
Tatrtag nit pollem Yro9ramm po1
ser Trtbine II 1lp. 5n MAIDEN.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
Grnte tn npllem Gang.

O}it bem 66netben BON 6o99en
muroe 16on lebte @o6e begonnen.
Na6 oen bier etn9elallfenen 8ert6z
ten iou sic Nogeen @rnte iebr gut
aussefollen ietn. Wean iprtdt IN
9elpilien &retien bon 40 nno mebr
8u1 hel pro 9lder. Soffentlt6 >perz
Sen Sic Orei6er Nelultat oieS allies
beltdtteen.
W1it Ser gGeiSen Grnte itebt es BET
@ette1n ntdt 10 gut. V}an fann
gang getrolt iaeen oob Ste @ei5enz
ernte lebr i6ledt ausfallen mtro.
Ta6leute Ste bie 6elber IN 9t9el
uno COTTONWOOD griinolt6 unterlu9t
boben, ltnb ber Meinun9, oab bte
@et5enernte our6l6ntttlt6 fanm
iiber 8 Bu@del pro 9der betragen
biirfte. W2ilforb i6etnt beilere Nu8z
it6ten su bahen, benn BON BORT tptrb
bertdtet, Dab 9emiiie 6eloer >pentg<
items Is 8nl l6el pro Nder 9eben
niirben.
Oo mir BON Der 9ficollet Gonntn
@ette bur6 ba8 9o6maHer ab9ez
16nttten ft1b, 10 mar e8 nnm0glt6
oenane Bert6te BON briiben 81 be-
fommen. @em0bnli6 lit bie @rnte
anf ser gftcollet Gpnntp @ette ni9t
be0er uno nt6t pie1 i6le6ter mte tn
Bromn Gonntp unb man mtro alfo
ntdt febl geben >penn man ia9t, bab
audi IN ben angren5enben 9omn8
Ditlt6 BON bier bic @rnte faum etne
Our61dnitt8ert1te genonnt meroen
fann.
Mueuit @6netber mirb mobl elmer
Der erten getpeien ietn, Der NIT
Mei3enl l6neiben be9ann uno oa8
mar N}ontae Oieier @o6e. Nnbere
baben aud iettber ongefangen nno
bis anfonsB nd6iter @o6e merben
auf ieoem Telb in Ser 1m9e9eno
Stem ulms ste 8inber i'm Gang
1etn.
Oie Nusit6ten auf eine quite
MaiSernte itnb bte benfbar beiten.
66on lett Sabren bat bas &orn
nt6t 10 gut geitanoen nno >par 10
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
Sans auf Der @ermannsGD be,

Der am M(ttt>poOo(HuO Don Der
bleltgen 2pge Ter 9erman1Slbmez
itcrn TN Ian5paptQon duf Der Ser
n1on15b0be peeonitaltete IonSabeno
erfueute ltd) eines guten ulprudS
ietten5 oe5 tonsl1ittgen YubltfumS.
SeIo1berS baS4 jun9e Clement ipar
5oblret0 pertertell uno bic Eerz
onltoltung erlptes ltb ais einc llnz
terbaltung, Die BON BEN 1etlnebn1ern
febr eel6dtt >purbe, Sbne 3metz
fel mirb etne Hieberbolung, Ste BON
Ben 9er11annSi6wei itern IN etma
;lnei g8o6en geplant ntr5, et1e nod
gr0bere 2(nsiebun9Sfraft ausiiben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

Somb1,re, 20. Suit. - 51tf=
fabrts= unb 0tnan5frei le lebcn in
benz Nbfomme11 5mtleben ser Sonlz
bur9zNmertfa @elell10aft uno ser
&mericon 9bip & Commerce Gorpo=
ration etnes Oer bebeutllng5polllt ten
Gretgnilie fir Oeutl6lanb Ieit bem
&r'sg. Our6 boS Nbfpmmen iollen
fribere beuti6e 9onoelSltraben fir
,fde omerifontl6e 96tffabrt ee6ffnet
merben. Die Oeut i6en fommen
bierburb NIT Ser Nubenmelt ipieber
tn 8eriibrung unb Samburg erbdlt
@elegenbett letne 9tellung ais etn
9rober Safen mentglten8 eini9erz
moben Suriid5u9elptnnen. 2lbgez
1eben iebo6 bon ben ermarteten 9anz
belSporteilen lesen bte Deutl6en Der
Sereinbarun9 9robes polttti6eS @ez
mt6t BET. Der normale @tanb Der
Dtnee, iagte GENERALIZATION Guno
bon ser 9ombur9zNmerifa 2tnie,
fann nur mieberfommen, menn Ser
treter >pirtl6af ftlt6er Sntere1ien
>pe9felieittge 8eitrebun9en tn etne
neue unb en9ere 8erbin6ung gu
brtn9en lu6en al8 Dor Dem &rte9
mDgli9 mar. Ote &onf feren5 in
@pa iei ber bette 8emet8, bob bo8
t3ui iammenmtrfen bon 9}attonen
ni6t burd eine ite9ret6e He9ierun9
berbeisefiibrt mreben fann, mel6e
elmer beiie9ten 6e9ierung 8ebinz
gungen btfttert. unlere Serbano=
lungen nit ben Ser. 9taaten be-
1tdtt9en bteS, fubr @uno fort. Som
eriten Sage ser Beipre6ungen an
moren mir un8 bemn bt, bab bteie eri tie
Grneueruns Der Treun6i6oft bel
ei1lem mi1tigen unb entf6eibenoen
Yunft o1fridtie unb btnoeno letn
nuiIe. Sorbereitungen 5eigen, bab
nibt bios bic Samburger e)elellz
}Goft, ionbern audi anbere 2inie1l
Elm umfollenbes S6tff5bouproz
grQmm planen.
gGoibineton 20. Suit. - O}od
Sem Gorftbenben Sen on bon Der
-,,nericon :, Sbip 4 Commerce Gorz
poration Itno bie enogiiltigen @tnz
5elnbeiten oeS 9lbfommens NIT Der
9anlbure =2lnnertfa 2inie nod nidt
ousoearbeitet. Geutl lGlonb loll no6
Ben Ylonen erlonbt merben, lei11en
@eebonbel ouf einer 9lei6en G)runbz
looe lpieber oufSnbauen. Senl on
bait oie Gntmidelun9 ser friibere11
Sonbelsltroben Der 9omburger 81
ME bur6 bie amerifaniiGe S6iffz
fabrt fit einen Metlterltrei6, nm Die
onerifoni{6e Sanbelsmorine I'M
Nettbemerb NIT Ben GoufIobrtei=
flptten Der Welt ouf eine IiGere
@run0looe Sn ltellen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
@rbdlt ebrenpp1len Soften,

Or. George Bepier, ser ais Sobn
Der @belente George Bepter bier IN
Seem lllm eeboren mur0e, lit bnr6
bie @rnennun9 al6 eri tier re1totere11z
ser 9lrst am philadelphia general
So1pttal IN Ybtlobelpbta auSge5etd)z
net iporben. Seine Gltern &pobnen
iebt in @pofone, Waib. Die Na6z
,.d6t ieiner Grnennuns lit benz
tssspofane Oailp Gbronicle bonn 9.
SAuli entnommen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

9luf Der in Der 5meiten 6dlfte Ser
lebten gSo6e abgebaltenen SabreSz
periammlune ser M}inneiota Same
Yrotecttpe 2ea9ue >purbe bel6loil Ell,
I'M nd6iten Sabre Ote &onpentton
in BrQinerb ab5lbalten. Die &onz
Dention fono in ben To9en bonn Is.
bis II. Suli an ser Youn9szBu6t
am llfer beS Safe WalbingtOn, IL
Meilen BON Wanfato, entfernt ltott.
Nn DonnerStog na6mttta9 lpuroe
oie 8erlomn1lung bur6 BEN Sorz
itbenoen ser Sereintgung, Serrn
Somes q. 3amrie er0ffnet. SIN Der
g[et6en 5tbun9 >purOen Oie Be=
rt6te ser olten Beamten Derlelen
unb ongenommen; ou6 muroen bte
neue11 Beonten gemdblt, NIT Oem
foleenoen 9leiultat: Yrdlibent, s.
6. Stlbebranb, Wetnneapolt8; &C.
fretdr, g. Drum, MtnneopoliS;
|56obmeiiter, Same5 q. 2amrte,
Oulutb; Telbi iefretdr, 5arrp s..
9oOue, ct. peter; Siseprditbenten:
1, 8e5irf, Or. S. g. Sames, Wtz
mona; 2. 81 ltrift, Or. S, 6. SelOel,
Monfoto; 3. Otitrift, @eorge q.
Mc&en5te, 9r., @aplorb; 4. Otz
ltrift, 9arolb 9arrts, ct. Saul;
5. Otjtrift, 8. 6. Oedert, O}t11nez
Qpoli8; 6. 81 ltrift, sc. .. Ofar6,
2tt6iielb; 7. Otitrtft, 6, 2tnoqutit,
Oltpia; s. Oil ltrtft, 81. s. @o1tin9S,
Emo Sar6orS; 9. Otitrift, W}arttn
O'8rte1l, Groof1 1ton; 10. 81 itrtft, q.
Yratt, Nnofa.
Mebrere &eoen,
SIM GerlQufe ser Iagung murOen
eine Nn5qbl intereilanter 91eoen eez
bQlten, 1o>pte 0Reioluttonen gefabt,
Sic Sic @rbaltun9 uno BEN @6ub
Ser WQlbttere unb Der natiirlt6en
Silf lf8quellen betreffen. 3u BEN
Neonern sebDrten Sarrp S. 2aOne
aus ct. Yeter, Ser II. a. ilber ote
Neflanternng Der @een TIM Staate
fpra6; Carlos Mperp, Ser itaatlt9e
@tlbz unb Ti16fommiiidr; @lpoe y:
Terel aus Oibfoib, ISIS, Der it@
ais @rperte iiber Ste gfabrnn9 Der De
@ilbenten perbrettete; @ben W..
Gobb, superintendent Ser SIT i6ereten
in ct, You1; HaD s. 9ollano, Tt5ez
prQlibent Der Nmertcan Same Yroz
tecttpe 2eague aus Seem Oorf; 9eo.
q. Wfc&en5ie aus @aploro, nno Sobn
8. @ollace, &onlerpattonSfommt1z
1Qr aus alabama.
l1nter BEN an9enommenen Be=
i6luKen bel fanb 1t6 et11er, Ser Der
@taatSle9t8latur empfieblt, ben
fommer5iellen 6ti6fang I'M @taate
etner griinblt6en Inter lu6nng 81
untermerfen. Sin anberer for0dM
MaBnabmen gum belieren @6uN
0es gStlbe8 uno beiien Yropagterung.
@teber Elm anoerer 8el6lub er1u6t
bic 2e9tSltur UNI bie @tnfiibrung
elmer gel6lo1lenen s3ett fitr ote
l6mar5en 8dren uim.
Mm fretta9 abenb fanb etn 9robes
6t16efien itatt, nno auf oem Hroz
9ramm fiir @am8tag 1tano etne
Netbe bon 9porteretgntllen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

meit poreei9rttten nte bieieS Sabr.
GtpaS Ne9en f0nnte ni6tS i6aben,
mei1lt Elm @a6funbt9er. Ser Ne=
oen Donner8tag moreen biirfte ptel=
let9t etlpaS ba3u bet9etragen baben
nm sem MatS bie feblenbe Teu6ttsz
felt 3usufiibren.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
sprin9fielo 'pirS Sieeer.

Sn Dem am lebten @onntag in
@prtngfielb perani nitalteten 8aieball
@piel 3tpti6en bem bielt9en &lub
unb Dem BON @prin9fiel0 blieb Der
lebtere NIT 5 81 4 Bunften @ie9er.
Nm fommoenben @onntag mtrb
@leepD Gpe bier iptelen.
. Mbpnniert amf bieie 3eitnng,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

= Sri. Stola &rue9er aus Win=
tbrop, Ste it6 fiir3lt6 in etnem bte=
1t9en Soipttale elmer Speratton unz
ter>parf, lit 10 mett mteber bergez
itellt, oab iie it6 in &iir5e >pte6er
mod 9au1e su be9eben gebenft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
@phmai1er gebt 5urud.

OaS 9o6molier I'M Meinneiotaz
tale bat lett lebten 6retta9 an9efan=
gen gu fallen. SBi8 OonnerStagz
mor9en nor Oos Waller UNI mebr
al8 5mei SUB 9elunfen, 10 oab gu
ermorten ltebt, bab ser 8erfebr NIT
bent ienieitt9en nfer balo mieoer aufz
Qenommen tper6en fann.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
Weria mlung inn Nu9nit,

Die SobreSper1 1ammlung bes
N}tnneiotaer l3DeigeS 0er Amertcan
2e9ton ftnbet POM 16. btS Is. Nu=
gult IN Oulutb Itott.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

= Sri. a3ona McGobe lit am
@onntoe na6 eirtem mebrtd9t9cn
8e1u6 bel ibrer 96meiter 6abter
sSrau Sobn 8ren mad Mobelta 3uz
riid9efebrt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
Gol* s. Builders
y bat Nmsgelitte1t

8efannter Stem lllmer Yiirger
itirbt naei) laneer &ranfbeit am
fSreitag gmprgen, War bier Lam
&C Sabre geiddftlieD tdttg uno
1ottc cine reid,e mtlttdrilhe
2a1fbabn bintcr ii6, Sn
Gpurtlano Spwufbip gebpren,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
neberet1lf 1T
Mnslidt gejteQt

Sentidle uub amertfaniIGe Sdltf=
fabrtsz 1l11o Tinan5tretle arbeiten
an b0Gittpibtiger Seretnbaruug.
Grsparten Wieberoufebeu De5
Samhur9er Seebafens, SSei=
fen auf bDGc pDlttt l6e Sebeu=
tune f,iu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

Der @portltebbaber

Srainero >ptrb ppn Der Wfinnei ipta
Game Hrptectine 2eagne als
Ort fiir bic ndditjdbrtge Sa=
9nne auserieben, @utbelud)te
8eriammlun9 am ufer Oes Safe
@aibtn9tpn. Wabl Der neuen
Geamten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23

- @arrp Sang uno Trau maren
fiir3li6 NIT ibrem fleinen @obn in
Sorban ouf 8elu6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
ga 9ypQette 1timntt
sic &Qu0i0Qtur on

9ie lit GbicaeD ing 2eben gerufene
,9iberaie Bartei" uablt oen
Wtscpniiuer Senatpr ais Ban=
nertrdger, 9lrbeiterpartei iagt
ii6 BON DEN 4Sern lDs. 9}eger=
frage eripeiit fid als Stein Des
9tntpRes. Seine &erihmel5ung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-07-23
0rnbe NttrafttDue1t
fiir Die Gountp fyair

SDr5iiglid)e &auoeptlleafte unb
anSere llnterbaltun9en fpntraft=
lid gebudt fit bic auf bic Sage
DDm 80, Muguit bis 1. Geptem=
ber feitgeiette Musiteuung+ Mt
bere Sergniignn9en. @rpRe
Seilnabne ermartet,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02

Nashville, October 1.-(SpeciaL) Big Jim Early's loss from the pivot position in the line through his dislocated shoul- der further weakens an already un- isteady line which will face the Birm:ng- ham Panthers here tomorrow. In the opening inter collegiate game of the lseason for Vanderbilt Coach McGu- gin went into secret practice following the normal school game Wednesday and has devoted practically the entire time attempting to correct the glaring errors of the inexperienced forwards in their attacks.
 Repeatedly Wednesday the light prep scloo. backs riped the Vandy defense to pieces and several times came near the goal line before being halted. The Vandy forwaros were charging high and failing to stop the attacks on their front on straight line bucks.
 Jim Early, Josh Cody and Tom Lips comb have left big gaps practically inn possible to fill on a moments notice and neither Handrick or Holmes is in shape for the opening game with the Birmingham outfit. Bailey will thus carry the burden of the defensive in the game tomorrow, with Hill at cen ter, Ryan or Mccullough at left tackle Land Buckner, Heller or Boone at guards, Mccullough weighs more than 200 pounds, but fails to fill the bill at Josh Cody's old stand. Bailey is ex- tremely light for the tackle berth, but
 his aggressiveness and all around abil- ity practically assure him the place for the season. Hendrick has ,.ot rounded into form, but will probably play a. portion of the game at the ques- tionabie tackle. ~1
 'Scotty' Neil, former Panther star, and Ike Baker of the 1919 outfit, fill the bill admirably on the Hanks. Both are great defensive ends, but haven't the knack of grabbing passes with ac-
 curacy Scotty is doing the bunting for the Commodores to date and will
 be expected to uncover quite flashy assortment against his former team
 mates tomorrow.
 In the opening game Wednesday,, the backs failed to uncork the much touted oifense and were repeatedly held for
 downs when within striking distance or the goal posts. The five touchdowus
 scored by the Yandy backs were the 1 results of two long runs by Nixon, one
 TOT sixty-five yards on an intercepted | pass in a clear field and the other a tirty-flve yarder on an off tackle drive. normal tumble and a long pass neeted the Vandy machine another, the other two counters resulting from good backfield work and steady driving. Waoe at full. is backing the line in tlp-ton shape and plunging powerfully. korntrcc made the best showing of the
 new corners in tho early part of the
 game and when the old time inter
 1erf nee Is formed should become star nalf l.athem and Berryhill will pc the
 main dependencies in the game tomor-
 row with Capt. Johnny Floyd probably getting into the game for a short period of play. Godchaux was in iured
 early In the game Wednesday and was
 not given an opportunity to uncover | true form.
 McGugin is attempting to offset his Iack or poundage in the line with gen
 ela' assressiVeness and shifty work by the lighter forwards. He is exnec.,n . hard scrap with Charley Browns
 Birmingham outfit, with an. extremely lew score very probable
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Auburn October Especial. )-Whiie inc extremely hot weather of the early part of the week was helpful in accom- pllalng much-needed reductions in sur plus weight of many members of tho varsify football team. the cold wave of Tbl .sday provided ideal weather for the sport. with the result that practice games of Thursday and Friday have leen snappy and full of pep.
 The first few days of the week were spent in correcting defects in line and backfield revealed in the game played with Marion Military Institute last Sat- urday The past two days work, how ever, has been lighter, as the coaches were polishing up the team for their game with the Howard Bulldogs on the campus hero tomorrow.
 The lineup will be much the same as in the Marion game, except that Scott will replace Case in the backfield. The quartet in the backfield, consisting of Stubbs at quarter. Scott and Red Howard as halves and Shirling as full back, is called the S. A. T. c. backfield. 'ttcy pldye0 together aS ScTupS III ASis snd found out that they could play pretty well. too. But last year Trapp played quarterback in place of Stubbs.
 As reserves in the backfield, Auburn has plenty of material, one of the most promising being Case at halfback, from last years scrubs. Then Gibson and Moon, two rats from Georgia, arc showing up very well.
 Red Brown, formerly of the University of Alabama, is filling in at subquarter. Jackson and Creel are good material at the ends, Creel having entirely recov- cred from his broken leg of last year. Then there are Jim Price, halfback, and Bullock, fullback, both from Montgom- cry, with a freshman named Harrison also showing up we'll at end. He and Moulton, tackle from Spring Hill, are both laid up just now with injured shoulders.
 McCrary makes good showing at fllIl- back. Coleman, who was a fullback on the scrubs, has been shifted to center of the second varsity team, with Edge and Began as guards, and Hill and Ray, twa freshmen, as tackles.
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afternoon in the a:10 Arch City pace. purse 5000, when after great first heat on a slow track, she succumbed to the onrushes of John Henry, and lost the race.
 Margaret paced the first half in 1:o0;. and came in 2:03, chased out by the Murphy entries, Ethel Chimes and John Henry. They were after her in the turn the other two miles and beat her.
 Ethel took the chase to the half and J John did the work in the stretch drive. The free-for-ali pace found Single G favorite and he easily defeated Directum J. The softer footing was just the vet eran pacer's liking and he won one of the few races he has ever captured over the Columbus track.
 Miss Perfection won the 2:11 trot, drop ping the final heat to Mary Coburn. In the 2:13 trot. Miriam Guy won in close finishes. the middle heat going to Aileen Dillon. The weather was exceedingly cold and the crowd dwindled to 2,000 on getaway day. Summary: s
 2:10 class pace; the Arch City; purse 5000; three heats.
 John Henry. b. g.. by Wilkes
 tPitman) .........-.........-...., Margaret Dillon. b. m., (Munroe).. Darvester, b. h., (W Fleming)....2 5
 Peter L. Look. Ethel Chimes, Charley Sweet also started. Time, 2:04; 204A
 PIP class trot; three heats; purse $l,oeO: 2:0654
 Miriam Guy. b. m. by Guy Ak worthy, (Squires) ................... l Aileen Dillon. b. m.. (Whitney) ....z l 2 David c, b. g., (Miller) ........... ? 5
 Blitsie, Brn1. sammy b. h., also started. Time. 2:13A; 2:osA; 2:12A.
 Free-for-all pace; three heats; purse, s1 900 Single G.. b. h., by Anderson Wilkes. (Allen) ................... 1 1
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FOOTBALL BATTLES
 TO BE STAGED TODAY

At Birmingham Central High ys. Marshall County.
 Auburn. Ala; Alabama Po1ytech- njc Institute vs. Howard College.
 Nashville, Tenn: Vanderbilt Uni- versity ys. Birmingham Southern College.
 Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia vs. Citadel.
 Clemson College, $. C.; Clemson vs. NNewberry College.
 Greenville, $. C.; Furman Univer- sity vs. Erskine College
 Atlanta. Ga.. Georgia Tech. vs. Oglethorpe University.
 Washington, ID. C.; Georgetown University vs. St. JOhn's College.
 Mercer University topen).
 StnrkvilIe, Miss: Mississippi A. & M., ys. Spring Hill College.
 Annapolis, Md: Navy vs. North Carolina State College.
 Charlottesville, ya.; University of Virginia vs. RandoIph-Mncon Col- Iege.
 High Point. N. C.: GuiIford Col Icge vs. Roanoke College.
 New Orleans, La.: Tulane Univer- sity ys. Southwestern College. Tuscaloosa, A1a., University of Alabama vs. Marion Institute.
 Chapel Hill, N. C.: University of North Carolina vs. Wake Forest Col Iege. Knoxville. Tenn; University of Tennessee vs. MaryyfIIe College. Lexington. Vn.: Virginia Military Institute vs. Hampden-Sidney Col- lege.
 Blacksburg, va.: Virginia Poly technic Instftufe vS. William & Mary College.
 Lexington, Va: Washington & Lee University vs. Davidson College.
 Clinton, Miss: Mississippi College vs. Louisiana Normal.
 Richmond, Va.: Richmond College vs. Lynchburg College.
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Panthers Play
 In andy Town
Twenty -one Men Make Trip to NashvilIe-End Shortage

The Birmingham Southern eleven left yesterday noon for Nashville, where they engage the Vandy Commodores today.
 From all indications, the Panthers VIII spring surprise in the Vandy camp where Coacn Browns staunch 1ina anu snappy backTleId gets into action. Iney nave been through a gruelllng week practice. All defects that were brought to light in the Hamilton game ! nave been overcome and much optimism pervades their ranks.
 Bob Rowe has been missed very much at the end position. but his place has been ably filled by Baker and Staton.
 At the Thursday afternoon practice the following men were pamed to start the game Saturday. a
 Dave Evans, center. h. 20 9-~s
 Hodge, guard. -
 Slim" Neese. guard.
 shorty Propst, tackle
 Cooper Green, tackle.
 Baker. M.. E., tackle.
 Jim Baty, end
 Tanlac" Burney, quarterback.
 Eddie Lewis. halfback
 Miller. fullback