Coffee High won from Tuscumbia in
the last ga meof the season, a post
season playoff for the north Ala
bama 'championship. The game was
won when Schlosser recovered a fum
ble and ran for a touchdown for
Coffee.
The record for the Tuscumbia team
follows:
T. H. S. 13. Colbert High 0.
T. H. S. 36, Russellville 0.
T. H. C. 63, T^auderdale 0
T. H. S. 69. Tlshmongo, Miss., 0.
T. H. S. 7. Hamilton Aggies 6.
T. H. S. 7, Moulton 0.
T. H. S. 10. Sheffield 0.
T. H. S. 0. Coffee 6.
The local team scored a total of
195 points against 12 for itB op
ponents.
The players who will receive foot
balls Friday are as follows: Captain
Beck, L*. Ricks, W. Ricks, Cookev
Meadows. Archer, Miller. Phillips
McDeod, Wagnon,-Davis, May,s and
Moody.
Coach Thomas deserves much
credit for the team he has built up
this season and he expects to turn
out a fast basket ball quintet as well.
L 0 CAL COLLEGES
ON AUBURN MENU
ATTBTTRN. Ala.. Dee. IS.—Alabama
Polytechnic institute will open its
1924 football schedule with Birming
ham-Southern college in Birming
ham. according to announcement,
with games following with a num
ber of the south's most represents-,
tire football aggregations:
The schedule follows:
September 27—Birmingham-South
ern at Birmingham.
October 4—Clemson at Auburn.
October 11—V. P. I. at Richmond.
Virginia.
October 18—Howard college at
Auburn.
October 25—Open.
November 1—Vanderbilt at Nash
ville or Birmingham.
November 8—Tulane at Mont
gomery.
November 15—Georgia at Colum
bus.
Thanksgiving—Georgia Tech at
Atlanta.
Dodgers Arranging A
Good Exhibition Menu
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—A schedule
of 15 exhibition games in Florida
preceding the annual spring series
with the New York Yankees has been
arranged for the Brooklyn National
league club.
