The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-17
'OLE MISS HAS HARD SCHEDULE Play Alabama November First In Capital
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 Nine games with the best teams of the Southern Conference and the s. I. A. A. constitute the schedule that the Uni yersity of Mississippi athletic council has drawn for the Ole Miss pigskin chasers of 1924. To this list may be added practice game for the last Sat urday in September. Of the nine tilts arranged Miss. 4 and NJ. Arkansas, Alabama, and Sewanee, are with Con ference elevens. The final three frays will be staged with S. l. A. A. teams, namely Thurman, Mississippi college, and MiIlsaps.
 A newcomer on the Ole Miss sched- ule, the Jonesboro Aggies, will inaugu- rate the season at Oxford this autumn. On October 4, the Aggies will journey to Mississippi and engage the Red and Blue eleven on the campus. 1t has been several seasons since the two elevens have met, but the Aggies have fighting team and they should give Chester Bar nard's eleven a good battle on opening day.
 That long time football rival of Miss issippi, Southwestern Presbyterian Uni versity, will come to Oxford for the thirtieth annual clash between the Red Jackets and the Red and Blue. Ole Miss has played football with Southwestern longer than with Sny other school, and the two teams have met continuously for over duatrer of century Invaria- bly, the Clarksville lads have been on the losing end, but the game has always been indicative of that fight possessed by the Presbyterians.
 The athletic authorities have played their cards well this season in not sched- uling one of the best teams in the con ference just before the Aggie fray as has been done for the two previous years. On October IS, tL last day of the state fair, the Maroon and White of Mississippi A. and M. and the Red and Blue of Ole Miss will meet in the football classic of Mississippi on the fair grounds fiSld.
 Play Arkansas
 The University of Arkansas and Mississippi will resume football rela- tions after lapse of many years when the two teams meet in Little Rock on October 20 in the feature attraction of the Arkansas state fair. Arkansas has become a power in football in the southwest, and the Razorback tilt is counted as one of the hardest on the Red and Blue list.
 
 the south, the near conference champs, will be met in the University of Ala bama. at Champion Bowl on November 1. The drubbing handed the Mississip- plans at Tuscaloosa last year is still fresh in the minds of all members of the Ole Miss eleven, and they may be expected to make supreme fight at Montgomery.
 The Ole Miss eleven will meet old friends in the Bluff City again and renew football relations with an old rival when the Red and Blue goes against the Purple Tiger of Sewanee in Memphis on November 8. A special train will carry the students from Ox- ford, and the hundreds of alumni in Memphis will join in making the day a real celebration. Sewanee will be the last conference team on the schedule.
 The longest jump of the season will come with the game against Furman university in Greenville, s. C., on No vember 15. Furman, the terror of the Carolina colleges in football, is another newcomer on the Red and Blue sched- uIe. The Baptists boast strong eleven, one that will be hard to hold.
 The long journey to Greenville will be to the advantage of the Mississippi college Choctaws, who meet the Bar nard squad on the Saturday after the Furman game. The Collegians will come to the Oxford campus for the first time in seasons as the feature at- traction of Homecoming Day at the university. It is planned to make November % the big rally day of the year for old grads and friends of the university. -5.5.F
 When the curtain falls on the great college game on the evening of November 27, Ole Miss will have met every team in the state in addition to the best eleyens of the conference. The univer- sity authorities were the first to ar range games with all the Magnolia elevens. and the fans of the state will