The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-08
Schedule For PA Ckocfdlc Eleuen
 .Now Completed

CLINTON. Miss. Jam 7,--tspeciai) -he lseA Gold and Blue grid ne,chine oe Mlssissippi college will have an intensive schedule of games to play, laccording, to the announcement oft Coach George M. Bohler. given cut here toGayl | The list of eight contests sllowsa an even balance as to conference games, fdur being against s. l. A. A. t.a.ns
 and like number with foes of the
 S. I. V.-
 AS is the custom of the two o>scs.oois, Mlsstsaippi college will meet .tbe Tu- lane Grecnies in the season opener
 at. Tulane stadium. New Orleans. or 1 October 4. The Olive and Blue have | trinmphed over the Indians for two consecutive seasons, but the War riors are determined thac a different l tale shall be told next year. On tho 11th the Tribe wAl journey l to Tuscaloosa to tackle the Thin Bed Line of Alabama This is expected to prove cEe of the hardest games of the season for the Choctavs, as the 'Bama squad is usually a very strong one.
 At the state fair in Jackson. the Choctaws and Majors of Miilsaps cos- iege will struggle. The Purple ana White has steadily reduced the gap sepa rating the scores of these schools in their annual encounter. and this year, by dint of luck and hard fight ig, succeeded in tieing the Braves. The battle next year should De a struggle to the end by both teams. Panthers On October 95. Birmingham-sou college will be the first opponent to invade the wigwam/ the Partners being sched- uied to journey to Clinton on October 25. The-Indians have triun.phed oyer the Geid and Black for three seasons now. but the Partners always put up worthy scrap.
 For the first time in three seasons the Choctaws will. meet the Missis- sippi A. & M. Bulldogs, the game be- ing scheduled on the Aggie campus for November 1. For the past: two seasons, the state grid title has been in a muddle, due to the failure. of these two teams to schedule game. Next year will find the Choctaws facing every one of the state teams on their own campus. Thus will the Indians turn from themselves any talk of culpability concerning the state title muddle.
 The Wildcats of Louisiana college at /Pineyille, La, the. newest S. I. A. A team, will meet the Indians on the latters campus on. November s. The Wildcats have been noted for their clean. aggressive playing in the past. and a good scrap is assured the fans on this occasion.
 Ole Miss Game Feature.
 The University of Mississippi will
 be hosts to the Gold and Blue on Mo- vep,ber 22. This will mark the first ga3ac that these bitter rivals have played on either's campus in five wears, all contests for the past five ses8onS being played on neutral ter ,ltory. The Red and Blue will at tept to. ayenge the 600 defeat which the !Choctaws. administered to. them this year at Meridian.
 The season will close on Thanks giving Day with the Indians oppos- ing the Mercer Baptists at Macon, Ga. The past season the Maconites fell before the Choctaws in dope reversing battle by a score of 16v0. The game next year will furnish the Heorgians with a splendid opportuni-> ssy to even the count between the rival, teams.
 The PA Gridders, under the leader
 ship of the brilliant Parks. are ex.
 pected to prove the ablest bunch of pigskin chasers that has ever repre- sented the institution, and with the excellent prospects. the students are hoping for the best season in the shoors history. AlTbe dates follow:
 October 4-Tulane, New Orleans. October 11-University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa.
 October 17-Millsaps, Jackson.
 October 5-f3irmingh ann Southern,
 November Miss aissippl A. Ss NJ. Starihyille. campus November 15%-open.
 November 22-University of Missis- sippi, Oxford.
 November 27-Mercer university AI6con