The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 27, 1932, Image 2
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FKESHMEN START OFF W
« BANG TO TRIM ERSlONE, 3812
Afl IlQ|>es of Most Rabid fans
In First Game of Season.
P. C. First'Year Hen" Surpass'*® '
At rnd. AUison p’ayod a fiFH* pranrip.
and Forehand’s u-trk at tackle 'de-
serY'eai especial coniniondatj^on. Not*
even the most ardent-’^support'T? of I
the team expected great an exhi-
ba;..n. ~!
The starting line-up:
Higby Gallops 80
Yards For Score
Sensational Run Climaxes After
noon cf Splendid Performance
By Blue Stockinj;: Team.
the
Playing their first game of
year, the Pit‘sbyterian freshmen pull
ed surprise after surpri.-e to beat the
Little Fleet from Erskine by the score
of 3h to 12. F.rskine was in position
• I
to .score twice, and crossed the goal,
. hne each lime. They .scored in the
opening" minutes of" the gartie^'agalh-t
the Blue Socks’ .second string, and i
-Akgnin as the re.sult of .several pas.ses
^anri a line dri\e in the final period.:
Tl:e rest of the g:-tme was all in favor
of t.ho I‘. ( . f;rst year men.
ei vir.g the bail on their own 20-
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Belk
Mbrgan
Ward
I.eaman
Folk
Bradley
Giierard
Huey
(rymes
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Siiinmons
ChaSifii Rounds
Dies In Florida
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Friends hero- of ('harle.s H. Hounds,,
who made hi> home in thi.s city ft)r
se\\*ral years, will learn with : orri w ’
va c
line. Frskine failed to pain, and his death which occurred in the
lia. I
ho!
purged to Guennrd on F*re.shyterian’.«
2f»- :;rd line. A n« ralty .set the ball
IC, pivin" the I.ifle F'leet the
■! P. ' . 1 <-.va-.l bno. Simmons
con t !ot« d a p:i f - f:r.st down, M”-
■ ; t-nd—t-e' .se\cn;~au(
V r. • on madf dowi: through the
litH dll a la‘t; ’. pa - .McFuen cro.s.sed
go*et..nHnt ho-pilal at luike ('i*..
1 'a., la l Sunday'aftei ruion, follow ng ?
an i!lnc .s.s »«f reveral munh.^. j
.Mr. Hound.' was a n.itive of Kansas
t 't .. M and v. -'a'reil iitrcti—Ift-
.'everal
thi g 'l:'. lim
g..T. t, Thv t'.
U .o^^ng the. .se
h wa- the*'
M '■ n sent i:
ne .s
>cars. He marrnd Mi.s.s S\i.sie Gray
(J Lauiin^. and du rng the World war
was a f r.-'t l;eut«'.;ant'in the 81.st di-
visi'ni: His mc.ner, .Mrs. Fannie
f.T the first tally of the
y for . ctni point faib*d. jy.und.'. left last week for .-Lake City
>re. Firskinen. F’., (’. 0. • upon receiving the irtelligence of her
that (‘tiarh I.onnie Me-^on’^s crTtTeal illness. ,
his first string and the',
ir* work' str.rteti. If the Firskine score
of short order, the FVesbyteriun
wa
talij was of even shorter, ('n an ex-
tha’ge of punt.' P. r<*ceived the
hikll on her own -IH-yard line. iVnny
cra^'ried through the line for five
yards. Quarierman and Ikmny each
ga.red con-«iderably for a first and
Ur., and then Quartermsn huTled a
SKNATOK SMITH FATHERS
PLAN TO ELIMINATE
SI RPLIIS con ON
H'ontirue l one)
at 7 cents and at lb cents ahov. ' a,loss
of $.560,000,000 a year, or an aggre
gate for the thn*e years of $1,680,-
1)00.1,00. Is there any wonder that the
{K rfectlx executed pass to Higby for Southland the nation are bank? upt ? x(
2.b '.ard.' and a touchdown acrosa the' h^ye made available $2,000,-
goa line. The siore stood, 6 and 6. 000,000 to underwrite the froien ar-
Tne H. ('. rats came tln.^e to scor- sets of railroads, banks, trusts and fi-
ir.g early in the .second <iuarter, bat nancial institutions and insurance
W'n tten punted <wit of danger for the companies, not to speak of subsequent
t*ir.t l»eing. Ioolt>«*r toward the aid of states
I>ennv wa> the pu ier in th** Blue
Ht-e offen.>ie. He i rashed off tackle
gain after gain, side-.stepping
'i r
and political subdivisions of states.
Why cannot we take a comparatively
small amount and protect the great-
, , . . , ,, , est cash crop of America? 1 have ev-
necessary and driving fur all he ^
a:;,i»-w:orlh„wben that_w a^_jin|)ossible. will pass this .act before
For a long while, Higby was unable jyar, and give th<‘ cotton pro-
: get off for any spectacular runs, ^ of this country an opfioi-tunity t(Q
sa . ing his burst of glory until the to avail themselves of a plan by which
th rd |H‘rmd when he galloped from , they can at least have hopt* of a rea-
fiks own 26-yard line to ndbrn a puntjsonable return of prosperity.’*
fi I a touchdow n. Quarterman was do
ng fine work, while Wilbanks was
»at .'fying himself with quarterback-;
ng.
T'ae ^e^^-nd P. ('. .‘core • ame in the
'-eGUie of fne "^secoTiiT'TnTibdv t)enny- ■
x.nd l^uaiterman ran wild dtiwn the
' * d. gaiirrg eight to 10 yards at a
V I F'irially Penny ran the ball out
r.
lie
AIMU T
fall season
V.SIH.MA
'*ag weeds
-damp
%ls, !
,A' weather a-'^thmatic- know and liread
1 ,
T Its ir.
eantng for them. Hence thi.s talk,
ihmatus ••an inhale—the trouble
is in xpe!I.ng the air from the lungs.
’!W- twt»->ard line. Higby made two
atit’npt.', missing goal by inches. A
t**alt\ gave I* 1'. the hall near the
gcai. after an exchange of pun(s
iMnriy plunged for nine yards and
goal on a .straight power play.
rrskitie made several gains, but
f ,i..bbd <<■ a trn k play, and H irne \ sia ni of the small bronchioles pre-
* t \«ry play of tne game, recovered . vent.-. That's \i.ar way of telling if
a.' ’he ha.f ended. it’.s rta! a. thnia. To .-top the spa?m is
!' th*- ojK-n ng minutes of the third ’o rel.eve lempt»rar.l\. .Anything that
- the Bl'je .*>ot"ks crossed the | will stop the spasm
g i. i;!u aga !i. Derny and Higby co-
.11 making first down. Denny
thiough the l.i'e for IS yard.s, and diagiios.s.
Some inhale “asthma
When
ult
a confirmed a.sthmatic con-
nu. I first make sure of the
powder."’ It
not cure -but
e\ en
tv n Qjartennan went 24-vards to the , . ,
J , ,, , ... , mav reUeve, but does
• -. a. .re g >\ wis »< oyir o worth something, even by
-.h, lady. Tha
rt at tne et d of the third {K?riod i | have the patient make a list
was. I*. <1'', F.rskine 6. I regular fuod.s; then 1 require
Hi’me recovered a blocked item of ttr and
TT^ o-te-foot tme ttr pat the-S»»ek»-4n Igat s®>nw thtng~el»e. even if he doesn’t
p*-rition for their next score. The twojiike it.
>am.s had battled on fairly^ even It is quite possibV that he has been
terms, until a penalty forced Firskine ♦‘“Fng something starts the ^ pas
te punt. The attempt was blocked and '”‘><1*' attack. Physicians call it al-
Horne recovered. Higby ran the ball■ . tnat is, the reaction of the in-
«v,r .nd Holliday kicked th, extra'
point, the first of the game;
dividual to certain proteins. Others!
may eat it with no harm following. |
. , , . .. .\ntispasmodic agents- -medicines—
burn of bnllianc. on tne part of ^
the Erskine team followed this score.
no doubt has something that has serv-1
Taking the ball on the 50-yard linef^^j ^is judgment is in-
after the kickoff, Whitesides, who was finitely better than yours. The use
the biggest threat as a running bac!v|of opiates is taboo—don’t ask him for
gained eight. Two long passes put thv a shot of morphine with atropine. 1
ball on Presbyterian’s three-yard line,; have found a whiff of chloroform ef-
and Simmons galloped through the be-* f»^ctual in stopping the spasm, — but
wildered P. C. yearlings on the firs: !»>« « K^nui’ne, ^paimodic
play to score. The score now stood, Do® *•••»•
P. C. 2S, Erskine 12
**Asthma** may come from heart,
kidneys, or artusd disease oT't&e'*ttlflg*
Higby ran back the "kickoff to the L_ , . ^ j • i ,i.
_ .w. J rv a That IS not pure and simple asthma.!
Erskine »-y«rd line Denny and Hig-ja^^^^ ^ Le^
by gained eight each for a first down.- , determine. But try changing yourl
and then Higby, who improved with , ^epUn always. And,
every nm, gained 18 yards around i «ratfh for underlying causes of. the j
right end. The - plays followed each j trouble. Asthma is one of the most
scher in rapid soccession, with Denny. treacheroos diseases. I’wish I could(|
craahiBg off taokle for six yards,'cure every sufferer from this dreadful;
Quarteraian inakiBg first down, and
■Am nmaing 15 yards around left
«Dd^ scoring a touchdown arith the aid
complaint.
\
Some boy
•f ipitndid interfeivnce on the partjy^yy ^ |,
^ iPbilco
WA tbs seotu 81.12, Higby polled
Am MSt dassHng and sensatioiial run
af tbs day. Tlirai plays fsilsd to score
fsr IMiae. WUttsa psmtsd to Higby
jilp, fiPSBi Ms ssrn t8>yasd Has, lan
or
prl under 14
goins to have a
Tune in on:
W B T, Charlotte, Suiiday at {
1:4S for further detaila and gcti
entry Wanks at Sndth's Phar>{
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