Tech Rats Rout Spring Hill Freshmen 12 to 7
The Tech Rats defeated Spring Hill varsity 12 to 7 at Spillerfield yesterday afternoon. Lillard from Murfreesboro scored the first and longest play, a 65 yard run, with key blocks from teammates and a strong freshman defense holding Spring Hill. Reed and Sprick connected on passes, and Spring Hill only managed a late touchdown on a blocked punt.
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Lovering Loses Final At South Tennis Meet To UNC Opponent
In the South tennis tournament final, Reha Lovering of Kosten fell to FC Whittaker of the University of North Carolina by scores 3-6 and 4-6. Whittaker’s net play aided victory as Lovering, a member of the 1906 Harvard squad, relied mainly on an overhead stroke. Men’s doubles were won by North Carolina’s A Solomon of Wilmington and D Fuller of Rasford, who defeated Fern Tuckerman and Richard Lovering of Boston 6-4 6-2 6-0.
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Fayetteville High Tops Jonesboro In Tight 62 53 Victory
Fayetteville High School defeated Jonesboro 62 to 53 in a well played Friday game in Fayetteville Ga. Burch led local scorers with ten points while Alanna scored nine for the visitors. Thaus and Melanas added eight each for the foes as the locals edged the visitors in a game marked by steady defense and limited substitutions.
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Conference slate features 14 of 22 members in action
In Atlanta and across the South, 14 conference members meet today amid a schedule of intersectional games and notable community clashes. Alabama faces Centre, Vanderbilt hosts Georgia Tech, Virginia battles Washington and Lee, and North Carolina State fights Maryland as teams seek strong conference records while others travel to key nonconference tests.
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Farrell Leads Golf Pro List at Princess Anne Event
Johnny Maree of New York tops a field of 50 pros in the Princess Anne Country Club Open after 36 holes on November 14. Farrell shot 71 62 and posted a course record 63 in the afternoon, with Hazen 67, Magen 73. Birdies flowed for Farrell, who stretched a late run to five straight before narrowly missing a two-foot birdie putt on 16. تیugen, Wagen, and others trailed, with Farrell and Wagen holding a seven to eight stroke edge over the pack as the 19-hole final was set to be played.
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Golf score report at Kirkwood links late season meet
Jim Barnes and Kirkwood competed on the Prince Anne course with most greens well guarded by hazards. The previous record stood at TL strokes and the best round here edged past it despite rough play and a few errant shots.
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Macon Lawyers Fight in Court Sparks Fines
In Macon Ga on November 14 prominent lawyers Smith Thomas and Felder clashed during a Bible superior court trial over the estate of James Reever. Witnesses say Felder questioned by Smith drew a heated exchange and accusations of prompting answers. Court officers intervened as the pair continued the confrontation, resulting in fines of 50 and damages assessed.
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Derby Earl Wins Derby Cup Race Title
Derby Earl wins the 1200 pound Derby Cup race at Huggland. Mest and secon place are noted. Thott Chlunitank, owned by James Witte, finished third. Report by Berhe Associated Press.
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Streit Leaves for a A A U Meet
Streit departs for an AAU event with senior team members from the southern division, including Bayt from Pennsylvania and Churchill from Memphis, as he travels from Vilanta to Philadelphia for the competition.
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Distilled Water Request From Commodores
A hotel assistant manager in Atlanta received a strange call from a Nashville team official asking for 500 distiled water cylinders for Commodores players. The party, including 40 men, planned to use ten five-gallon containers to supply the visitors during their stay at the Atlanta Biltmore.
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Georgia Tech Facing Commodores In Homecoming Clash
Tech struggles for strength as star players miss action while Vanderbilt plans to test the Tornado. McGugin’s Commodores arrive in Atlanta after a long day’s travel with two key injuries shaping the lineup. The probable Tech and Vanderbilt lineups are released as homecoming ceremonies honor Dean Emerson in a subdued tribute.
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Bama Frosh Beat Aggies in Tuscaloosa November
Alabama freshmen opened the game with a quick touchdown and followed with a 20 yard end run as they defeated the Mississippi A and M freshmen 7 to 1. Hamner and Brown starred on the drive with solid blocks and end runs.
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