| With the rescheduling of the Howard
| games, the recent final arrange
ments for a game with Birmingham
Southern in Birmingham and with
Miss. A. & M., the spring schedule has
; been completed. The program is as
I follows:
March 21-25—Howard college, Auburn.
; March 28-20—Mercer university; Ma
' con. x
April 3-4—Georgia Tech, Auburn.
April 11-12—Vanderbilt, Nashville,
i April 16—University of * Michigan,
Montgomery.
Apr»l 18-19— University of Florida,
Tallahassee.
^ April 25—Howard college, Birming
April 26—Birmingham-Southern, Bir
mii |Tham.
April 29—Trinity college. Auburn.
May 3—Mississippi A. & M., Mont
gomery. ✓
May 9-10—•University of Georgia,
Auburn’.
• May 14-15—Georgia Tech, Atlanta.
May 16-17—University of Georgia,
I Athens.
Sea Voyage
- Helps Game,
i Hagen Says
Adds To Keenness And Puts
Golfer On Edge, Great
Player Writes
r f^Mpyright, 1924. United Slates. Can
Ida «id Great Britain by'North American
Newspaper Alliance. All rights reserved.)
By WALTER HAGEN
Former American, British ami French
Open Champion, twice American title
holller. and present holder of the North
n|Ml South open and the Floridu open
and Texas open.
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
- With the team ^elected to make the
first official assault on the British open
championship in the spring of 1921, we
all began to practice in earnest. Most
of us had played golf In the south dur
ing the winter and were primed for the
big show. It was a jolly party that
nailed away the latter part of May.
highly elated at the opportunity of
visiting* the famous old St. Andrews
links and taking a chance at the open.
Many of the boys had never seen the
British Isles and it was to be a real
{real for them.
