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MIAAlI, Fla.--Gcne Sarazen and
Gene Fanncy, teamed up III a four
some ma lost to Leo Dicgcl and Dan
Mahoncy Of Dayton, Ohio.
NEW YORK.-A dozen leading
New England athletes are coming
from The Finnish-Amerjcm games
at Madison Square Gardon January
g. Lloyd Kahn, Kay Rob@t son and
Jake Driscoil VIII represent the j.
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cago alumni Of Notrc Dame tnirer-
si,v have made reservations on the
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Sunday for Pasadena for the Notre
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FOR SALE-Collie puppies. One
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and Anderson were also on the squad
which embarked for Troy Thursday.
The team will return to the city in
time for the varsity game Saturday
with Jacksonville State Normal.
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CLEMSON AND AUBURN
HAVE MEET 10 TIMES
Last Years 90 Game Was Hardest For Plains
men In Eighteen Years

AUBURN. Ala, Oct. 2-(SpeciaD-
The third days grind this week for the
Auburn Plainsmen, Wednesday after
noon was toned down somewhat from
the gruelling affair of Tuesday and the
regulars were allowed to view the work
ings of some of the Clemson formations
from defensive positions in short
scrimmage with the scrub team who re-
hearsed some of the formations said to
be in use in the mountain lair. While
the scrimmage assumed the proportions
of q real contest the rough work was cut
short and brisk formation drill was
substituted
The Jungaleers from Clemson campus
are alleged to put to use a general
system of play in their offensive
manuevers known as the ''crapshooters"
shift which is said to be very deceptive
in its makeup. To combat these tricky
formations which are formed around the
two halves Messrs. Robertson and Har-
man. the Tigers will have to resort to
alert and on-the-jump football.
Lineup Doubtful
No information could be obtained as
to the probable lineup that will first
greet the guests from the Carolina hills.
English, a promising tackle of the
varsity outfit sustained sprained ankle
that may keep him on the sidelines Sat
urday.
According to announcement made to-
day by the athlete officials three well
known officials and grid men will Off
ciate in Saturdays conflict. Everett
Strupper, well known Georgia Tech star
of a few years ago, will referee, while
Williams, former Virginia start, will
umpire and Moriarty st. Mary's will
act in capacity of headlinesman.
According to football records, Satur-
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WILDCATS WILL
BATTLE MINOR
Jefferson County DOped To
Have Big Edge In Game

The Jefferson County Wildcats will
encounter the Minor High eleven Fri
day afternoon at 8 80 o'clock on the
Jefferson county field. Both teams,
coached by Southern men,
Buddy" deYampert and John Rogers
Thompson, respectively, won their games
last Friday and will be battling for a
clean record. However, the Wildcats
should win easily.
The probable lineup for the Jeffcohi
team will be as follows: SHELTON or
Head. left end; Riddle, left tackle;
Marsh, left guard Dismukes, centek;
Cobb, right guard; E. Taylor. right
tackle; Barton, right end; r. Taylor,
quarter: Erwin and McGraw or Rob
erts, halves; Pattillo, fullback.
The Wildcats will have a somewhat
crippled team when they face the Minor
aggregation Friday Roberts may not
be able to play ON account of bad leg,
while Head and Dismukes also have
lame limbs.
The Wildcats have been working hard
on signals this week with quite a bit
of scrimmaging thrown in.
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Age-HeraId Will Glue F ans
Quickest Series Returns

YU1iE Senators will lick the Gants-hats what OF
them say. The Giants will win the series-and that $
what the of EN- say. There is bound to be winner
there way of deciding the issue until the twain will
meet the place get straight and quickly is at The
big baseball matinee be staged the Twenty
first side of the building And there's winner for
This matinee mapped large scale proportions and
will have of Birmingham best calling the
ries play by play. say bound to be winner With
huge scoreboard rugged up the shady side of The Age
Heralds giant home a>cear graphic account will be given of
the game big Berhas of Magic City matinee artists get
into action. as s
Commodore Orcutt dean Of Brmnghams announcers
known by local fans the Magic Cys earliest baseball mat
nees and Jack Mclean member of the SCHOOL but
an expert announcer tha will be the chief dope dispensers
and Senators timber for action The Comno
dore will catch straight off the direct from the Senators
balyard Washington Saturday and there will be delay
copying the results and carrying it out to the platform
The quickest service in the city will be dished out in this
ries with the Commodore in action
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GAMECOCKS TO
MEET BROWNIES
Jones, Valley And University
High Play At IrOndale -

Jones Valley and University High tan
gle in one of the big prep gridiron bat
ties carded for Friday, the two elevens
slated to stage their battle at Avondale
Field at 5 o'clock.
Each team has played one game and
will enter their second engagement OF
the season Friday. Last weekend
Jones Valley lost by the margin of n
single touchdown to the fast Cullman
High outfit, champions of North Ala
bama last season. The Brownies play
ed a great brand of football to hold the
Cullman clan to this score.
The Gamecocks lost to the Birming-
ham, Southern college freshmen second
team by % to 0 in their first affair of
the grid season, showing up i'll good
shape in their opening clash.
The two elevens met last year with
the Brownies winning by a top-heavy
score. Botk teams are stronger this
season than last, and an interesting
battle is expected. Jones Valley will be
favorites by big margin, but the
(Samecocks are determined to give them
a hard fight.
The opening line-ups Of the two elev-
ems will likely be as follows:
Jones Valley-Skew and Brill, ends ;
Allgood and Goodwin, tackles Jones
and Blalock, guards; Hardy, center !;
Martz, quarterback; Fox and Bingham,
halfbacks; Gardner, fullback.
University High-HOusman and Stew
art, ends; Miller and Douglas, tackles !;
Arnold and Burt. guards; Roll, center /;
Mccoy, quarterback McNally and
Wood. halfbaeks; Grabin, fnllback.
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BULLDOGS PREP
FOR NORMALITES
Howard Eleven To Have
Hard Battle Satur-
day Afternoon

A short and snappy signal drill Fri
day afternoon will put the finishing
touches to the Bulldogs of Howard col
lege before their game with Jackson
Vile State Normal Saturday afternoon
ut Berry field. The game will be the
second Of the year for the Bulldogs
inasmuch as the tilt with Vanderbilt
was cancelled--with two weeks inter
vening between the seasons opener and
the second struggle.
No little uncertainty as to the out
come of the State Normal game per-
vades the camp OF the Bulldogs. Jack
sonville's surprising defeat of the Chat
tanooga Moccasins last Saturday has
caused the Bulldogs to change their
practice game attitude to a realization
that they are faced with foeman
worthy Of their steel. Jacksonville de
feated Chattanooga, IA to ID, while
the best Howard could do with the
M0ccasins last year was to secure a
scoreless tie. -
Hard Workouts
Coaches Gillem and Sessions sent the
team through q thorough workout
Thursday, with plenty of dummy tack
ling ana signal work. Although they
are not satisfied with the outlook, they
seem to have decided that their charges
are in as good shape for the Jackson
vile game as is possible under the
circumstances.
Coach Gillem had all his first string
men in the varsity lineup Thursday
afternoon, with the exception Of Brooks.
who is slightly injpFed. Whether
Brooks will get to start against jack
sonville Saturday is not known now.
At the ends were Shepherd, playing
varsity after three years of reserve
work, and Lollar, shifted from the 1923
backfield. The tackles were held down
by two veteran linesmen, Kelly and
Spicer, while Toby Stubs was at his
post at right guard. Toby has proven
a landmark at that position for three
years, and is now starting on his
fourth. Lent Brewster was at left
guard and it lies between him and
Tubby Brooks for starting honors at
that post Saturday. Claude Brewster
was at his regular position at center.
Regular Lineup
. The regular backfield was working,
namely, Stevens, Scokel, Mccarthy and
Casey. Norwood and r. Tinkelpaugh
against the State Normal boys Satur-
day.
The Bulldogs have prepped hard for
Jacksonville this week, and will enter
the game Saturday not in the least
Overconfident. A blackboard drill
Wednesday night is expected to show
results in Saturdays game.
The Howard-State Normal game at
Berry field Saturday will be the third
intercollegiate contest of the year for
Birmingham. Attendance at the first
two games encourages Bulldog officials
in their hopes that packed stands will
greet the two teams when the game be-
gins at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
DIR. J. A. Ward, president of the
athletic committee, announced Thurs
day night that the college extends an
invitation to all city and county high
school football teams to attend the game
as the guests of the institution. The
varsity squads, with their coaches, will
be admitted to the game upon applica-
ton at the gate ut Berry field.
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BURKE BOUT POSTPONED

ST. PAUL. Oct. 2.-The 1O-round
bout between Fred Fulton, AIinneapo-
lis heavyweight, and Martin Burke of
New Orleans, scheduled for tonight has
been postponed until Saturday night,
it was announced today. Burke fought
in Cleveland last night and consequent
ly he was unable to get here today.
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sic makers, 35 strong, win again go
into action and another parade will be
staged in the business section Of the
city. Between halves the band will
again do its stuff. 1t will be recalled
that VARSITY men of the 1922 eleven
attributed its ability to hold Chatta.
nooga to a 90 tie almost solely to the
boost given its morale by the appear
ance of the band on the field at the
end of the first half.
Coach Drew has been driving the
Panthers hard for the Saturday encoun-
Ter and the entire Varsity squad. will
make the trip. The. team will be com
posed entirely of upperclass men as no
freshmen will be allowed to play.
The train will leave Nashville Sat-
urday evening at o'coek on its return
trip and the fare for the round trip is
$6.77 so many alumni are also expect
ed to take advantage of the chance to
see the Panthers in action against the
Commodores.
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days game will marke the nineteenth
game played by Auburn and Clemson
teams. These conflicts cover a period
of twenty-five years, dating back to
1899, when the Plainsmen trounced the
Carolina team by score of "a to U.
The following game in 1892 when the
Clemsonites took revenge, the score was
Auburn O, Clemson 16. Clemson again
won in 1905 and 1906. the former game
resulting in a to score and the latter
in a 6 to decision.
Crossed G3ai In. 1912
The cGiy. other time the mountain
lads crossed the Tiger goal line was in
1912, which resulted in an Auburn
victory by q to count. During the
quarter of century the two teams have
engaged in grid battles Auburn has
totalled 300 points, while Clems0n's
total figures "a.
The records obtainable on the game
to date are as follows:
1S99-Auburn "a, Clemson 0.
1902-Auburn O, Clemson 16.
1904-Auburn 5, Clemson 0.
1905-Auburn 0, Clemson 6.
1906-Auburn 4, Clemson e.
1907-Auburn IL, Clemson O.
1910-Auburn IL Clemson 0.
1911-Auburn 20, Clemson O.
1912-Auburn %, Clemson 6.
1913-Auburn 20, Clemson o.
1914-Auburn %, Clemson O.
1915-Auburn IA, Clemson 0.
1916-Auburn %, Gleason 0.
1917-Auburn Z, Clemson D.
1919-Auburn Z. Clemson O.
192O-Auburn- 81, Clemson o.
1921-Auburn Sc, Clemson o.
1923+Auburn O, Clemson o.
1924-Auburn ?. Clemson ?.
Total-Auburn 300, Clemson "a.
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PAINTERS HAVE
SPECIAL TRAIN
Band, Team And Students
To Go To Nashville
Friday

The students, band and football team
of Birmingham-Southe college, some
1875 or more strong, win steam out of
Birmingham aboard special Louisville
and Nashville train Friday afternoon at
o'clock for Nashville, where the
Panthers will encounter the Vanderbilt
eleven Saturday afternoon.
Following the great showing Of the
Gold and Black machine against Au-
burn here last Saturday the students
were enthusiastic over the prospects for
the season. In spite of the enormous
odds facing the scrapping little Panther
eleven when it encounters the mighty
Commodores there will be plenty Of
backing for the MagicACity team. The
students and band are prepared to back
their team with yells and cheers in the
Tennessee city to the limit.
The band will head parade from
the station in Nashville Friday after
noon at 6 o'clock which will wind
down through the city streets to the
hotel. Then Saturday morning the mu-
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WHITE SOX EVEN
I CHICAGO SERIES

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Johnny Evers,
White Sox. evened the count in the
Chicago city series today by Bowling
over the National League Cubs IL to Z,
in the second game of the series at the
AmeEican league park. y
1t was heavy hitting assault that
brought the Sox their victory. The
American leaguers banged out fourteen
hits off four Cub hurlers and the blows
were nicely punched. The Cubs got
thirteen hits off Hollis Thurston and
Mike Cvengros, but could not bunch
them when hits meant runs.
Tony Kaufman started on the slab
for the Cubs, but was taken out after
the Sox had scored single run in the
first inning and two in the second. Vic
Keen, who followed Kaufman, vas
raped for four runs in the fifth and
was relieved by Wheeler. Wheeler's
wild pitch allowed the fifth run of that
inning to come home.
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dis and President Heydler already
here other officials of the game were
en- route to the city and hotels were
beginning to feel the pressure of the
incoming crowd.
Giants Arrive
The Giants arrived tonight and added
all that was needed to make Washing
ton the center of the baseball world.
They were hurried to the Wardman
Park hotel which will be the teams
headquarters.
Judge lands today inspected tna
grounds of Griffith stadium and placed
his stamp of approval oil the arrange
ments that have been made tor the
series. He examined the temporary
seats which have been added at every
available place in the park and pro-
nouncd all to be satisfactory.
Clark Griffith made another inspec-
ton Of the park later in the day to
speed workmen who are putting the fin
that will give the stadium "a seating
capacity of $1,000. He said that de-
spite the addition of the temporary
be the largest on which a worlds cham
plOHSulp WAS ever IOuShI Outs
Senators Take Workout
The Washington ball club took a
snappy workout in the afternoon: Man
ager Harris, with much difficulty,
cleared several dozen cameramen from
the field and the Senators practiced
for nearly two hours. The Washington
pilot announced that he had ordered
his team in uniform for morning
workout tomorrow so the field could
be turned over to the Giants in the aft
ernoon.
Harris pronounced his team to be
in first class condition, for the series.
He said that the players were confident
of victory but realized that it would be
the toughest fight they ever were up
against
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around whick to build Of which few
other prep schools in the state can
boast better. Three teams have been
working daily on tie field Of practice
and The Tigers will be in battle prime
when the Alliance gridders take the field
of opposition Friday.
The starting lineup for the Tigers
likely will be-: Mcneil, center; Sell
man and Smith, guards; Stoutenboroqgh
and Jacobs, tacgles; Paul Jones and
Granger, ends. Little Bed" Harris,
quarter; Moses and Ward, halves; and
Captain III. Parsons, fullback.
Of this string of players only Ward
is not a letter man. He played sub
quarter las. year and is an excellent sue
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GIANTS AND GRIFFS
READY FOR OPENER
Washington Seething With Enthusiasm For Big
Series-Scandal Adds To Excitement

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The Their
, mometer of excitement in Washington
dubbed only a few degrees below the
bursting point tonight. The unexpected
charges of attempted bribery by two
members of the New York Giants added
more kindling to an already evcited
city, and the national capital was pre-
pared for almost anything after pass
ing through a day in which rumor ran
rife.
However, despite the hubbub, ar
rangements were carried forward for
the opening here Saturday of the world
series between the Senators and the
Giants.
To the news of the expulsion from
the National league of the two men was
coupled a statement from President
Dreyfus of the Pittsburg Pirates that
they were only the go-betweens in the
scandal, and another statement from
President Ban johnson of the American
league that it might be advisable to call
off the series.
CIamOr For Seats
With this taking place, thousands of
Washingtonians stormed the gates at
Griffith stadium clamGring for seats
and the internal revenue bureau got
busy to- suppress an epidemic of ticket
scalping that was alleged to have
broken out.
In all the city apparently only two
men retained their composure-Clark
Griffith, president. and "Bucky' Har-
ris. manager, of the Senators. At the
bah park this pair were as calm as
if pennants were won every day. Both
expressed regret that any bribery again
had developed among the layers in ma
ior league baseball and celrared that
Judge Lands should be complimented
for the fearless" manner in which he
tackled the matter.
Throughout the day baseball fans
from all parts of the country began to
pour into the city. With Judge Ian
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HOWARD FROSH
TO MEET TROY

The Howard College Rat eleven left
the Magic City Thursday afternoon for
Troy, where it will encounter "Flivver'
Fords Troy Normal team Friday after
noon. Coach Bob Shelton, of the
Freshmen combination, is expecting a
tough battle out of Ford's cohorts and
took along eighteen men TO combat the
forces of the Normalites.
The starting lineup for the Howard
yearlings is rather doubtful, but will
be approximately as follows: Brown
and English. ends; Holder and Smith,
tackles; Weber and Bell guards; I.Ol-
lar, center; Captain Bill Bancroft,
quarter; Gibson ana viking, halves,
and Wright, fullback. CawtlOme,
Long, Dwones, Moody, Rives, Buckalew
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-03
BESSEMER HIGH
PLAYS ALLIANCE
Tigers Have Prospects Of
Greatest Season In
History

Bessemer high, with prospects of her
greatest season, will send the Tigers
out to battle Alliance high in the open
ing encounter of the gridiron schedule.
The game Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock
will be the feature event of the dedica-
ton of Bessemer's fine new athletic
stadium.
With the entire line of last years,
eleven back and three backfield men.
Coach Red" Harris has a nucleus
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For Veterans

Appeal for automobiles 70
transport veterans and their
wives to and from Crown Hill
cemetery on Memorial day was
made today by II F. Negley.
president Il. A r Home As
sociation
Negley said that so many
persons planned to attend the
Speedway race that difficulty
was faced in Obtaining sutn-
cient cars TO transport the
elderly persons.
The cars are needed for the
Trip from Illinois and Mich
gan SITS. where the parade
breaks up. to Grown Hin and
return to the G. A. r Home.
512 \. Illinois St Coffee and
sandwiches viii he served for
veterans and wives at the
home,
Persons who will supply
autos are asked 20 notify Miss
Bolande~. Main 0S57. that they
will be at Illinois and Michi
gan SITS. at 1870 p. m Memo
rial day. to have the car marked
with a G a r. card.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-24
LOSERS WILL GET
SPEEDWAY PRIZES
$4,000 Consolation Money
to Be Given Drivers.

An added purse Of $4,000 for com
petitors in the International 500
mile race at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway. next Friday is announced
today by the Speedway manage
ment.
It will be. consolation prize to
be awarded drivers who do not par
ticipate in the $4,000 purse dis
tributed among the first ten driv-
ers
The $4,000 purse will be dis
tributed among less fortunate driv-
ers in proportion to the number OF
laps they drive in the race.
1t is the first time in the history
of automobile racing drivers have
been awarded cash prizes for losing
Other prizes offered by the 'citi-
zens of Indianapolis, accessory man
ufacturers and others bring the total
purse of the Indianapolis race near
the $1,000 mark.
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From Far
and Near

The Free State Government of
Ireland will release all political
prisoners with the exception canon
De Valera.
The entire population of Am
herst, Me-, is hunting the slayer of
pretty Louise Gerrish, 10, whose
body was found in a shallow grave.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is suffering
from a slight fracture Of the Shout
der as a result of a fall.
For the second time in three days,
three bandits held up and robbed
the State Bank of Burbank, Okla.
William Jennings Bryan, one of
the leaders of the fundamentalist
group, has been chosen as vice
moderator by the newly elected
moderator Of the Presbyterian
Church.