Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-17
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we shall have harmony among the
coaches. Coach wynne has not had
time to get the Notre Dame system
properly installed, and when we con-
slider our poor record of the last few
years We can hardly be expected to get
very optimistic"
AS matter of fact Auburn plays
about as tough a schedule as any
school, except for its first two games.
On September rs it meets Birming-
ham Southern at Montgomery in a
night game, on October 4 plays Spring
Hill College at Auburn, but after that
hooks up on consecutive Saturdays
with Florida at Jacksonville, Georgia
Tech at Atlanta, Georgia at Column
bus, Wofford at Auburn, Tulane at New
Orleans, Mississippi A. and M. at
Birmingham. Vanderbilt at Nashville
and South Carolina at Columbus on
Thanksgiving day. Which is about as
difficult an outlay as ought to be de-
sired for a team that has not had
the long end of the score in a ma or
game in three years.
Director of Athletics Chadwick of
Mississippi A. and M. is having little
to say about what he expects this year,
but is more optimistic than usual.
Some time ago Chadwick expressed him
self as follows:
we have not been very strong in
foot ball for some time, but I feel that
we are due to show considerable i'm
provement. We are making some
changes in our organization, which
should work out much better for all
concerned. Our material is better than
last year and we ought to make bet
ter record"
University Of Mississippi the great
rival of Mississippi A and M, looks
for better team than it has had the
last two years, but is doubtful il it
will make any better showing in games
won and lost. The whole coaching
Walker, former Stanford man. and
"Chuc" Smalling, outstanding player
on Warmers 1929 team, placed in
charge. Just what Walker thinks of the
outlook he best expresses for himself:
"As far as winning many games is
concerned, the foot ball outlook here
at the University of Mississippi is any,
thing but bright, and, of course, we
cannot predict anything for the fu-
ture. This Is due to the fact that ma
terial Is below par and this, along with
the new system of coaching we are
putting in, does not make us feel any
too optimistic about our team for this
year We have hard schedule in
which we meet many teams superior in
manpower and in foot ball knowledge.
and we shall have a hard time making
creditable showing. Within five
weeks, beginning October f. we play
Alabama, Tennessee, Sewanee, Chicago
and Vanderbilt, and four of these are
likely to be among the outstanding
teams. From this you can realize what
task we have before us"
Mississippi opens up September 26
with Union at oxford, and then on
consecutive Saturdays plays Alabama
at Tuscaloosa, Tennessee at Knoxville,
Sewanee at oxford, Chicago at Chi
cago, Vanderbilt at Nashville, Louisiana
State at Baton Rouge, Southwestern at
oxford and Mississippi A. g. NJ. at
Starkville on Thanksgiving day.
The Mississippi A. 81 M game is
just about the same to the State of
Mississippi that the Georgia Tech
Georgia game Is to the State of Geor-
gia. The whole State would like to
watch the contest. 1t is one of the
games in the South for which there are
not enough tickets to supply the de-
mand.