The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 16, 1923, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
WITH THE HJ
Woodruff.
Last Friday Woodruff defeated Clin
t9in in a hotly contested football game
by a score of 14-0. Up to this timle
neither team had been defeated. rn the
last. quarter Clinton almost scvred when
she had the ball on the two-yard line-but
at iumble and Algie La.:iford, Woodruit,
picked l) the ball and ran 99 yards for
thu second ttitchdowii oI the day.
Wloodruf st.rs v%ete: "Red" Swink
and Algit 1anford in the backbeld;
Claude \Vilder at tackic, ald iiisiwj) at
center. The bright lights for the vi. itor.
were: Blakely in the backfield, Wiih
crspooi at tackle, and liunter at guard.
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Shilplh.
The girls of Shiloh. High ScLwrl haxe
organized their fbtsketball team. May
Green was elected maknager and Tcrnpsie
Player. captain. Each player he.; .-e:
uiiform in the schooi colors which arc
garnet and biack (Wei havc sorr- :c
eds from Shiloh next year.)
At a recent meeting ot the Larary
Society a very ejoyable prugran was
rendered Mr Paul Moore gave the
members a iv new idcas ior the Iln
provement oi the inectings.
A box party given by the tchtod
brought In fifty-five dollars.. This
mo1(intey' will lie used in1 the improveient
of the school. On)i Friday iiight. Nov.
23th, the school is going t) give a play.
Imtiill Jums" and a negro minstrel. The
proceeds frot this eniertainment will he
uised toI buy equipmlenlt ior thec '0ch1,1.
also.
lEnthtusiarsm it studIies has beent aroutts
ed In tiht eigihth .thald I1tt1 gratde by
classIgng tie first as Grelks anld the lat
ter as Rmlans.
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Orangeburg.
On Tle'dav the 13th. ( )rangeblllr
county ield a Vield I)ay antilig tite high
schools ()f tite conity Nine ' cholIs un
tered c()nlt'stalts in th athitttic e vents.
HollY lIill wNvm thet fir!'t prize. Jf $00..00.
Ntrway camc vec,,nd with a $40.0 prize.,
and ()ratgebrg third. the itz/e1 being
University of Sth Cartli.na students
wvre tite official,-. Thise serving in this
tapacity wert C. i.. l'arsn1S. R. C. C1bb,
"Bill" 1,1hle, and "P'ink" Jeff-rds. The
winners Ilf the vtt are aN it1 l s:
100yd. \V)ASIl--. Welsh. I-1lly Hill,
first: 1). W elsh, I lIly Hiiil, serOIl .
L,ivingston. N th. third. TimIeI 11 sec
(Onds.
880yd. RL'N-Sctvill. ( )ranIgeIurg.
first; Asi. t Rosevilit'. sec)nd: Ricki
bakcr, Mownan, third.
lumltving high jtllp--\Vet . lt llwmtlalt
first; Stroian of Orangebtrg and Cros i
,f Illlv Hill tied for second. 5ft. 2in.
220Yl. Dash-F.. Welsh. lb1lly Hill.
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Gaffney.
The ioutba' ias ul Gaiiney wder
stood tii4k diere was to be a foutbali
g;amc between -par.ianbUIg aalnA G41hey
on the 9th arid ccqrdingly went to
jpartak,.qrg to cher on the. home boy:,
ii the struggle was a hard one. But it
scerr.cd that they wcrc nistaken. Some
ije , tva rintite. after the game was
.pposed to oc caiied, it became evident
04% ita.4rK haa PQme P.ut ior a
pep iacetung whie Gaffney w,as having a
tiajk ie.et
Gai ie.) rec.eived ac)d iml three minute ,
.an titty econds "Mr. Cook" serenely
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hey'l irIt toutichdowt. Agaili Gaifile
leceived anid ti Clary and liutler lived I
14) tleir rep by making anoither march
dI'mn thle field. Thelic g 603. t'idn'.t seemII
it, let the fir t five lilltites pa.s b
with o:l le tohlildown, and so ais the
'0th second of the fi tli miitte roll(d
by, Spartaihrg kicked of f to Gaiiet
after Gaf fney's stecond touclidown. After
seveIral plays Gaf fle)' futilbled and Spar
tanlhiirg h;l. the hall for the first time.
Bit it seIled that the SpIrtanls had IIo
better of fviee to of fer tian their dhefeice
lad bcen; t' it was a latter oif just ;a
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jl 'se-ui Iigain. Thei t(i make ip for
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lie th i1rteein yardI line. \\e dul bl if ihe
wild have sttipped tlen, except fIo the
fIct tlat he was rather lacklig inl will'i
after s1ch a (lash and lie coulIldn't get
by Spartanburg's last.
.\ fter that-well, ail addiing Imlachiine was
hecled t" keeupill \ith tose aiie
hos.
It was a ilarionits crpwd that made its
\.\ iack i t) fI. Iw Wt'as the
game \-' Well. i y iask me. it wis th
Itst track meet I eter saw.
( ltitr's nlte : This is the way thie
amtie wias ,e by thl y a l iiiey ires
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by the girls and the efficient coaching
by Superintendent Richardson. Last
spring they went to Columbia as upper
State Chaipious, but they returned home
as the State Champions. The school i.
linend of the cup and hopes to keep) it.
Tlie team1 is getting an varly start this
.;1I :iul ha1ve already played wo gaM
es, both \\ith Cross Anchor. And both
were W(I by Simpsonville; the first 4,n
November 2nd, at home, the score being
'S to 22; the second on the 9th at CrosZ
Anchor, the score being 32 to 16. The
pupils of the school are giving the
Champicis of last year their hearty sup
,ort.
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