The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-27

Officers are Reelected
Hugh Seals, the grand old man
of the hunting game, though not
an old man at all, and one of the
greatest lovers of dogs in the
country, has been reelected presi-
dent of the Birmingham Kennel
club and better selection
couldn't have been made. The
club members probably knew
this. hence Hugh has been COM
missioned to hold down his same,
old job. A. B. Beasley is secre-
tary of the outfit and McLin ].
Carter Is secretary treasurer.
Mr.. Carter told me Saturday
that there seemed to be more In
terest in the kennel club now
than ever before, and that the
club officials were planning
bench show for the first month
in 1922.
Bowling Interest Is High
M. A. Moran, veteran bowler,
and one of the best in the Bir-
mingham district, tells me that
series of match games between
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. team ard
the Birmingham Alley outfit is
in the offing, and is to be staged
in the near future. Mr.. Moran
also stated that the Birmingham
team would like to get a match
game, or a series of match games,
with some teams outside the city.
Because of the keen interest in
bowling here, which seems to be
greater now than ever before, it
is suggested that Atlanta's best
will probably be brought here,
and that negotiations are also I'M
der way to get the Crescent City
outfit from New Orleans. SAKE
Larney says ne has now gath
cred together team of pin
smashers, who are ready to meet
any outside team in the south.
and as result hurls this chal-
lenge to the bowlers of other
cities.
Blake Picks Stirling
Old friend Charlie outlaw. one
of the staunchest supporters
Georgia Tech ever had pens me
a note with an all-southernish
tang to it. Charlie knows good
and we'll that during the eight
years I've been dabbling around
as sports writer that I've never
picked an all-southern. Picking
an all southern is rather like
picking a winner. except, that in
picking a winner a fellow always
has a chance to see whether he's
right or wrong, If he's got money
enough to back up his judg ment
In picking an all-team, the show
down never comes.
Charles letter reads in part:
Morgan Blake picks Barron,
Harlan, Albert Station and Oscar
Davis for all-southern from Tech.
Believe he is fully justified-ail
great players. incidentally. he
put Stirling at one nalf with Bar
ron. He is not in it with Harlan
as a fullback. Judy is one of the
greatest of all time this year.
Bucked 100 yards Thanksgiving.
and Stirling a."
1t is refreshing to note that an
out of-stater picks at least one
Alabama footballist for his all
team. And. yet there are those
who will assert that it's crime
that Goal Hale didn't percolate in
the red clay hills OF Georgia dur
ing the past season. so that the
scribes might have looked him
over. 1 didn't see Goat at Rick
wood, but some of the wise ones
who did, assert that he's one of
the greatest gridironists who ever
kicked up the turf out there with
his cleats.
A. to Football Prices
All season long there has been
something brewing in fandom,
resenting the football prices put
on display for the past season.
The kicks have been numerous,
but in that they have been verbal,
/ haven't referred to them before.
q. d. NJ. however, has spent a
perfectly good postage stamp in
registering a howl, and in that he