The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 26, 1936, Image 7
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THOltaDAY, NOVEMaER 19S6
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CUMTON CHRONII
^^OffTSMAN
I'll Lawrence A. Keating
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SECOND INSTALLMENT
Whatever they- talked about, Mc
Donald was not pleased. He kept
hunching his coat collar, scowling, an
swering in short, sharp syllables. The
pug’s bushy brows wriggled until [ man’s yell,
they met across his bent .and twisted, “Police! Murder!’'
it. Colwell was in the clutch of
amazement, but years of experience
; at meeting such sights ma8e him
recover first. His movement to
leave the spot, prompted the taxi
and they wouldn’t! _
As he rather anticipated, the men'
finally entered the tall, dark stone!
office building knowm aS the •Lawyers!
and Doctors. Colwell let them enter
an elevator y’hile he paused beforei
He howled it directory. He took the next
car to the eleventh floor. Sure enough,
as he glimpsed the two just disap-
nose. The other newcomer talked on''above the din of horns, and the
suavely but Dan knew he was laying}of impatient motors/ “A guy’s dead!,
down the law. jThei-e goes,the fella! Help, police!” within the opaque glassed
Unable to linger at the cashier’s Dan saw a strip of white paper on | ’
desk any longer, polwell stepped out the running board of the' car which j McDonald, Attornej At
of the Waverly Club bar. As he evidently had'^'^allen unseen when ^
emeiged on the sunlit street well [those two men stepped out. He leaned. The corridor door remained swung
filled -with business people hurry- and snatched it up, then plunged fori wide. Colwell lounged nearer-tq hear,
ing to or from lunch, the three he j the back of the cab. His impulse was possible, what was said. It must be
"watched made for the curb. Me-1 to race for the sidewalk after the kill- dark suited man w’ho^ rumbled
Donald signalled a taxi. They climbed ipr pair but his anxious eyes ^iled to,to the office girl,
in. McDonald in the middle, and the find them. And the red barricade seti “I’m sorry,^ Mr._ Quillen, ~ but —Mr.
hack rolled away. ^
Dan gestured another cah. “I’m
up at the gap of torn pavement} McDonald hai^n’t returned yet from
changed his mind. He turned around lunch.’’
•jfoing—where--that—greett-, -ha©k-goes,- the-rear.-of-the- bus -just •as- a -gaseous-r -' -jsee." Jennings,, meet my
But leave a littje space between
He gave the driver a keen look.
“No, sir, Mister, I need money but
cloud poured from its exhaust. In friend, Mr. Bradshaw. Well, Jim, we
The driver left off and accepted
might as well stick around,..eh? You
expect him bacl|c -Soon, Miss Jen
nings?’’
“Oh yer, any minute. Just make
the nick of time as it picked up speed
he flipped on the back platform
where the conductor stood.
They stared at each other. If the
the bill Colwell poked at him. [fellow had made a move to seize him ^yQnrs(>]ves comfortable, please. Why!
“Okay,” he grinned, “hop in!” I Dan would have broken his jaw. But
The i ride wa.s down Reed Streetthe conductor merely seemed startled
to the corner of Prospect Bouleyafd, I to pick up a passenger at this spot,
one of the principal shopping streets' He offered his pistol-grip fare box.
of the city. There the taxicab in jColwell fumbled in his vest and pro-;
front turned nbrth, Colweil’s driver [duced a dime which he stuuffed iri the : the girl
following. Dan guessed his quarry | slot to the tinkle of the Jittle bell. He { anteroom I
headed for the Lawyers and Doc-, shouldered past the conductor up the; I
tor’s Building where Arthur Me-: winding .stairway, .slinking into a i u ^ ,-v,
rh^uMe^s Tou'gh with which to*„„p o‘':U.TLt?;;‘'ch.ir'mt'p'.'n^
!nf his rAb and catch occasional i perspiration-beaded countenance, '^to a oroad learner cnair. hi. part
of his cab and eaten, occasional f f McDonald he had ner fanned him with his hat. He turn
glimpses of his companions, onel on; bet to shadow McDonald, he had
either side. Colwell settled back to allowed these two men to murder
him!
He cursed himself roundly. Col
well’s square'jaw set. This must
smoke a cigarette.
At the intersection with Broadway
half the pavement was torn- away
for repairs and the resultant bottle
neck caused a sweet traffic tieup.
Colwell’s cab halted immediately be-
hind that of McDonald. On Dan’s [grown fracCious there in the green
"left-was the gaping hole of —the!cab. The killers had silenced him
atreet foundation with _picks and i and then hastily turned^Jus pockets
shovels lying about and the tar cooker! inside out, evidently knowing well
boiling over a wood fire. Workmen}what they wanted.
PAGE SEVEIf
COUNTY TREASURER’S NOTICE
19S6 -
.1 'Phe hooks of the County treaiurer
will be opeiTfor the collection of
es for the fiscal year, 1936, at th*
Treasurer’s office from September 15
to December 31, 1936. Aftet Decem
ber 31 one per cent will be added. Af- -
ter January 31st, two per Cent will
be added, and after February 28th,
I seven'per cent will be added until tha
15th day of March, 1937, when the
books will be closed.
. ♦
All jjersons owning property in
morg than one school district ere re-
•queued lo call for receipts in each of ?
the se^/t.-al'"school districts in which
the property i.s loc&ted. This is im
portant, a= additional cost and pim-
alty may b? attached.
All able-bodied male citizens be
tween the ages of, twenty-one (21)
and sixty (60) years of age are liable
to pay a poll tax of Commuta
tion Road Tax $1.50, in lieu of road
1 duty. "*An able-bodied men between ‘
the ages of 21 and 55 are liable dfo"
road duty except those in military
service, .school trustees, .school teach
ers,, ministers and students.
Dog Owners! Your dog tax is on
the tax books. YoTf!- are entitled to
abatement of dog tax by reason of
rabies treatment. But, it is neces
sary that you present inoculation cer-_
tificate to the county treasurer at the
time of tax payment or before. Un
less presented then^ tax cannot be
“febated. _
^ Proper attention wilt be given those
who wish to pay their taxes through
the mail by check, money order, etc.,
giving name of township and number
of school district.
The tax levy is as follows: .
State Tax 5 milU
Ordinary County Tax 6 mills
Road Bonds 6V4 mills
Past Indebtdeness 4 mills
Weak Schools 1 miU~
-Conetitutional School 3 mills
Hospital Bonds ..Vi mill
Current Loans 5 mills
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jT&ldACO&Q - CAPTAIN - P.C.
4
ed to the girl, spoke urgently to her. I
“—not feeling well all day,. Heart!
seems a little off and—”
Quickly she brought a glass of v/a
Captain Jacobs has been one of P. C.'s most valuable players all year
as a blocking back, and finished his football career in a blaze of glory
when he starred as a consistant ground gainer against Wofford Saturday.
have been planned with considerable j ter, which Bradshaw held- to his
suddenness, or the slaying may have [friend’s lips. Wlule he did so he made|
been impulsive. McDonald may have some request o^'the .secretary. She,
started from the\office but waited
when he called to Wr. The girl step-;
ped back for a bit i)f paper he took
from Quillen’s vest pocket. !
“That’s th^ formuik. Have him
SPORT SCRIPTS
— By —
NEWTON GARLAND
West Clinton News
I Misses Ijouise Hampton, Lillian
I Bragwell, Allen Ruskln and Mat
Blakely of Goldville visited in Con-
squatted on the distant curb munch-1 In the wake of his bus Dan saw thej^ake ’em up quick—but\take time to} This season of up.set.s is . rapidly j estee Sunday.
Mrr""and M
family visited relatives in Greer Sun-
ing sandwiches. [harassed traffic cop run for the hack [be right! They’re dangerous if they drawing to a close. Some learns have] Mir""and Mrs. Jack Anderson and
On Dan’s right was a big double-1People swarmed from all dire|Ctions|ain’t made up right, see? Don’t wor- already laid aside their moleskins
deck bus. He smoked, peacefully j which impeded a long line ofjcars. }ry, sister, but kind of step on it. i until another year and most of the
.oblivious to the honking as impa- toward the gesticulating taxi driver,|pharmacy two floors up, you\ay? Tlliothers will wind up their present
day.
tient drivers, begwn to prod the [even some of the street jrepaii! men 1 take care of him.”
traffic cop who already must be pers-1 running across the raw woundrin the Colwell was intent on the bu
Total 31 mills
Laurens School Districts
No. 1, Trinity-Ridge 12 mills
No. 2, Prospect 10 mills
No. 3, Barksdale-Narnie ........ 16 mills
No. 4, Bailey 7 mills
.No. B, Copeland-Fleming 8 mills
No. 6, Oak Grove 6 mills
No. 7, Watts Mills 15 mills
No. 11, Laurens— 21 mills
<
Youngs School Districts
No. 4, Bethany mills
Nb. 5, Grays .17 mills
No. 6, Central ...14 mills
No. 7, Young.s 18 mills
No. 8, Warrior Cret‘k 15 mili.S'
No. 10, Lanford 18 mill-s
No. ,3-D, Fountain Inn ...24 mills
Dials School Districts
campaigns this Thanksgiving day.
piring through his uniform. The tie-
up grew worse and the honking grew
louder, .more insistent- ^mebody's
Id ing
^ The gridiron front is yet un.^ettled, T. Trammell and Mrs, Roy Trammell
^chauffeur, in ^4^®! directory when the sweet and infill-! however, a.s no major team boasts j visited Mrs.-J. G. Blakely at Mary
a perfect record and there is-no cer- clinic in Spartanburg Sunday.
, ■ lit jiuirectury wneii me nwcei, «iiu uu
street^ now’, yelled louder, howlcm [ looking brunette sped from
oaths, ’ ‘ “
more
and wrenched the handle
Donald’s office on tiny heels that’tainty as to which really is the out-
clicked sharply across the white mar
ble floor. She sighed her worried dts-
standing team in th4A..nation. Just
big limousine up there had lost at of the tonneau door.-" He stepped
wl)eel, that was the trouble now. {back w 1 tb another hoivk Alean *
Colwell bestirred himself when he [other traffic rolled coldly away w'ith appointment that ncL^elevator was^ a'hd Marquet^ 'Y.®!!®
FawTwb men pile but of McDonald’s hhe same "alacrity it" had knotted; . I ^igh. She .scarcely'glanced at Uan'fii^t time, thus making the footliall
cab. He could not help his pulse The lumbering double-decker pro-; but clutching the pre.scrip-! puzi^e more scrambled than ever
picking up speed.. It was the striped gressed half a block. Dan relaxed Quillen’e heart medicine,
suit gent and his smoother partner | somerwhat with a sense of tremendous scurried for the stairway,
who rot out 0.n blink«l thoueht-’reliof lje cab driver had not aeon, (Coutinued Neat Usue)
fully—then alirugged. [him board the bus. j ,
McDonald still was visible as to; But what tensed him again was
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith, Mrs. R.[>jo^ Orwnpond 15 mills
No. 2, Eden ."r:;..... .14 millf
No. 5, Gray C/Ourt-Owings ... 26 milli
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Whitmire vis-
--week Fordham, Northwestern,Mrs. W.hitmiie s parents, Mr. and
Mis. W. P. Potts, in Whitmire, Sun-
head and shoulders through the rearignawing realizatioa that he diad not!CLUB WOMEN
window of the taxi. There was'followed the flight of the two killers!! •
nothing Colwell needed to telephone} It was to trail them that instinctively
Mac’s beautiful wife yet. ‘ His almost, he had got himself out of the
' thoughts swung to her, and * he confusion of the murder discovery. He
grinned. McDonald was lucky,. if he peered back, his eyes roving to the
only knew it. sidewalk where another policeman
HOLD MEETING
A q^stion which wil]_^l)e settled
Thanksgiving i.s the one which will
decide thq^ championship of our
.state. -Cl^son meets I'urman at
Clemson in \his. deciding game. In
The Wad.sfortlr ilome Demonstra-’
tion Club held* its November meeting
with Mrs. J. M. Hatton, on Friday
afternoon with sixteen member.s and
The meter ticked businly. ' Colwell
.saw the two men wh« alighted from
the ta'xi .ahead separate and start
carelessly for the sidewalk. He
aquinted after them, then at Mc
Donald. Dan muttered a curse,
climbed to the street, and thrust a
half dollar at his driver. ’
“I can walk faster’n this,” he
He jyjis wot the only disgusted
growled. i
citizen in the traffic knot at jBroad-
way and Prospect. Eight or nine
-Others, indignant and abusive, had
forsaken cars in which they had been
' riding, or the big yellow double-
deck bus. Dan waited until no one
afoot Was near; then he sauntered
Alongside McDonald’s'. cab and shot
» straight, quick look in.
His -apple jerked. But
for the racuous, iinpatieUtr^Iifinkinf
on all >ides the ejaculation that
burst from his lips Would have at
tracted instant notice. Experienced
as he was, this thing Jafiud him,
made his chest feel ejammy. His
blue-gray eyes riveted with hoiTOT
on the slight, dandyish form of Ar
thur McDonald in that taxi. . -
His stare attracted the driver’s
attention. It all happened in two
tried fto keep a fast-swelling crowd
under control while a partner who
had appeared from somewhere,
probed with drawn revolver through
the niob surrounding the cab to seize
case of a tieXboth teams can claim j brother, H. A. Campbell, in Woodruff
^ equal shares oK the honor. 1 hardly i .Sunday,
think a tie is ^ossilt»Ie for, having; Mrs. Haskell Estee of Laurens,
seen both teams action, jt is my [spent Saturday with Mns. Joe Camjp-.
belief that Clemson has a decided | bell.
edge. F’urman teank are noted for | Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heatherly and
their fight, which makqs them ^ team ' daughter, Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Rich;
the final !ard Blackman visited relatives in
No. 3-B, Fountain Inn 24 mill.4
Sullivan School I Districts
No. 1, Princeton 22 mills
No. 2, Mt. Bethel . 12 mills
No, 3, Poplar Springs . rrTrrrr. 25 miUs~
No. 7, Brewerton 16 mills
No. 17, Hickory Tavern . • 24 mills
Railroad Tax . 3 miTTs
Waterloo School DtdtTicts
Nq. 1, Mt. Gallagher . . .8 mills
No. 2, Bethel Grove .7 mills
J'lo. 4, CenterjKiint 18 mills
Fred, visited Mr. (Campbell’s Mo. 5, Oakville 8 mills
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis and
(laughter were visitors in Greenwood
Sunday. c ^
Miss Vera Parkman visited in
Greenville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.”^. F. Campbell anti
son,
one visitor present. ,
In the absence of the p^.sident,! _
Miss Jennie Coleman presi ed7 | whistle.. The outcome t)f this game! Hendersonville, N; C,. Sunday
Eugene Shealy conducte the evo- L much to do witVthe selec- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cox <
tionaLafter which Mrs. Luther Young
tion of the composite all-.sta\e eleven.
whomever the panicky driver might presented the picture study of the'^ith the winner probably Xplacing
month, “Peace and Plenty,”
George Inness was studied.
by.
accuse.
(^olwell discovered the slip of paper
crumpled in his moist palm. He
smoothed tt quickly ana frowned at
the figures inked thereon. .They were
705-447, and below that, 229. -
What did that tneicn'? He thought
a moment, shrugged, glanced back.
An urgent hunch, or perhaps it was
his background of experience, hostess, assisted by Mrs. Eugene
prompted him to go down the flight l Shealy and Mrs. Tom Milam, served
of -st^ai-^-The bils slowed sweet course,
at the next corner. The conductor
burily collecting fares ipside did not
Colfl^ll alights —r; r: “ -
heard a grimy newsboy yell to
another across the street: “Hey Ike,
whatcha think? Guy murdered down
there in a cab!”
Hurrying back to the scene, Col^ll
involved.himself in the tide of curious,
thrill-seeking " huminity. He had
tucked that bit of white paper into
his vest. U must be a page out of h
notebook of Arthur McDonald, lliat
was a bestial way to murder!-The
more men on the honored elevel
of Lau-
ren.s, .spent Sunday with^Mrs. Carrie
Glynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell and,
family visited Mrs. Campbell’s moth
er, .Mrs. Thomas Caldwell, in Mars
I Hill, N. C., last week-end.
.Mr. and Mrs. Edd ‘Adams of De-
Room arrangement was the pro- ; „ ^ . •% . i
ject of the month. Mrs. Luther P- C- ended “***•“",1,“',.
Young, in n most effietive *,y, | u^rd.y at the top of the Little hour<^
Ko .«• 'Thcir dccisive victory over Wofford
Xed for comfort, cohv-ni.nce .nJileft ‘he™ with a perfect 7»;;d I ®“"‘-
1 “ I among the smaller schools of the ^ Sunday.
- Kn.inAA. thpU^ate. Outsidc of this group the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holtzclaw and
After a short business stssi n i Stockings fared badly^J^ing^*’*^®"^®*' visited relatives in Greer
unable to score a single victory, but'Sund^. .
always giving a good acount of them- Mrs.\ Belton Warren and little
bad games played
■ or three seconds, five at most. Au- knife wielder must know something
tomatically the taxi man glanead of anatomy; he had plunged his cold
into his rear view mirror.
THORNWELL HONOR ROLL
Eleventh Grade: BestieFortner.
Ninth Grade:' Velma'Dihyiway.
Eighth Grade: Richard Montmol-
lin, LauUe McLown, Felix McLellan.
, Seventh Grade: Betty DuBose.
. dixth; Grade: Jerrell Davis, Chest
nut Whitaker, Susie Mae Hart,
Fifth Grade: Douglas Parker, Caro
lyn Murphy.
F'/uvth G'/ade: Charles McCimn,
Jesse Pryo-’’.
Third Grade: James Carroll, Rob
ert GrubCi C, L. Roberts.
Second Grade: Kenneth Idol. -
First Grade: Evelyn Davis.
seli^.
by 1^. C. were the Meircer and Citadel
tiH^r.! CitadelV .-margin pf victory,
was excessive, as was Mercer's. The
Hosemen have a difficult schedule ar
ranged for next year, meeting every h®? rrturned to
team in the state and Ijreorgia Tech,
Mercer, and Emory and Henry. The
latter team is a new opponent but
should be interesting as they are!louibia where he is
coached by Billy Laval, who coached tienL.
in this state for several years be
fore transferring to the Virginia in
stitution.
daughtetV Joe Anne, spent Sundiy
with Mr. M>d Mrs. J. L. Arnold. j ■
□lev, _arid\^ G. JP. Li5^r-_wetE
visitors in SrarlanBurg Saturday. ’
Mrs. Clara\Payne of Goldville,
home after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs.XFred Whitlock.
The friends of X H. Harvey will
regrret to know he h^ returned to Co
hospital pa-
Enj
bladP to the precise spot Which would
He squirmed around. His gaunt paralyze the victim’s power of shout-
countenance lost what little color}ing out and giving the alarm,
too many cigarettes-had left, and In the crowd that was now being!
went blank. He bathed McDonald• roughly jostled by four policemen he} “**>7 « rntaa liCCOnUD
with a terrified look, wrenched his-searched face after face to locate the! BLACK-D RAUG HT
eyes to Dan; and returned them to'two riders with Arthur McDonald.}
his passenger as if drawn by a After a moment of fruitless effort,
magnet. I Colwell w’opked himself into the clear.
The eyes of the shyster lawyer He wa.s in the nick of time to glimps®
two backs as the very men he sought
strode west toward Alton street.'Th'ey
Birthday Party
On Sunday afternoon Cly^
Bigbee gave a birthday partyJn hon
or of her little daughter, Evelyn, who
No. 6, Mount Pleasant 8 mill.-*
No. 7] Mt. Olive 21 -mills
No. 14,_Waterloo ' 8 mills
Cross Hill School District
No. 13, Cros.s Hill mills
Hunter School Districts
No. 3, Rock Bridge 6 mills
No. 4, Wadsworth 12 mills
No. 5, Clinton 18Vi mills
No. 6, Goldville 11 mills
No. K-I9,-Kinard3 8 mills
No. R-42, Reederville . 13 mills
No. 16, Monntville 21 mills
Jacks School Districts
No. 1, No white school - 4 milU
No. 2, Shady Grove 13 mills
No. 3, Renno 10 mills
No. 5, 4 mills
No. 6, O’Dell’s , .10 mills
No. 7, Garlingtoh /! .5 mills
No. 15^ Hurricane ^ .. 6 mills
Scufflotown School Districts
No, 1, Long Branch .../ 10 mills
No. 2, Musgrove mills
No. 3, Langston 7
Np. 4,_ Sandy .Springs -naUla.-
No. 12, Ora . ...:.:..!rr:i: ri4 mint
Persons ^ending in lists of names
to bqjtpken off are requested to sbnd
them eariy^nd give the township and
schMl district of each as the Treas
urer is very busy during the nronth
of Detiember. r
/ D. ROY SIMPSON,
tf - V County Treat.
^
almost popped from their sockets,
They were glazed. A long knife
was buried to the hilt in his chest,
stabbed through his expensive brown
silk tie. His right hand actually hung
on the shaft of the weapon as though
in his agony he ^had tried to draw
the thif^ out. Stiff in death, Mc
Donald, sat in the thabby^^reen
taxicab^ waiting for trafHe to move!
Tliere it an arreeting !horror in
the light of a murdered man. It
gripped ^le hack driver, held him
taut until comprehension seeped to
’his brain of the awful meanisf of
must have lingered to make certain
their victim was dead. One back wore
that striped suit, the other,' the dark
suit. ■—' ■
. Colwell followed them. —-—
They passed into the Illinois build
ing lobby,^ exited through a enndy
store, and went into the arcade of the
MHlarh few doofs north' That "#as to
shake pursuit—although Dan guessed
the psir felt aecnre as it was. Just
a precaution. His Ups thinned in a-
grim smile. They hi^lt shr’^cn him
People who have taken Blade-
Draught naturally , are enthuslasUo
about It because of the refreshing
relief It has brought them. No won
der they urge others to try it! ...
Mrs. Joe O. Roberts, of PortersvUle,
Ala., a-rltes: "A friend recommended
Black-Draught to me a long time
Afo, And It hAA prored lU worth to mo.
BlAck-DTAucbt Is Rood .(or coosUpAtUm.
I find thAt taklnc BlAck-DrAUfht provents
tbs blUout bsAdAches wmcb I. .uasd to
bsTs." ... A pttrsl7 TSMtsbls SMdletDS
lor rrilef of * f
CONSTIPATION, B1UOU8NB8S
The outstanding fobtball player in, .....
the nation last week was Pete Tins-!*'-* )-'«-•» o'-* »" that day.
ley of, Spartanburg high school, now «>."’« w-re played, after v
playing guard for the University „f'-J-Infhtful refreshments were sery^
Georgia, His magnificient defensive I hy th-' hostess to a number of l.tUe
play was responsible for Georgia’s' " h" ««'•<- P';<-«nt for the oc-
, tie with highly favored and unbeaten 1
' Fordham. J. C. Hall, another Spar- aii’vivi Tn mk-k-t-
tanhurg product and.Captain of the, ' 1 ) .ie.E.1— |
[Bulldogs, played, a great game also, , ■ I
but Tinsley was the |.layvr that drew Jhe l.nton-Laurens chap t e r,'
ithe comment of the nation by his out- Thornwoll pnihanage alumm will
.rtimding play. The outcome'of this "-■•« next -Monday evening at 7:30
game left two southern teams as.“' 'he hoine^of Mr. _and .Mrs.
logical choices for the game to be
WHAT
2ANES
DO?
Stutt.s on Thornwell' street. Mrs. j
played New Year’s day irf the'kose ''“P-'*"-' .'“■'"'’h > PaP---
Bowl. They are Alabama and; on the life of the late ^Miss^ Anna
Louisiana State University. Each: himonton, for a long, number of years
has a hard game this week with of the orphanage staff of
possibility that om of them might workers.
be eliminated from' consideration.
” I , Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
\ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
••• ond, •*.
EsMBALMERS
Ambulance Service
Phones 41 and 399-J
L. RUSSELL GRAY and
V. BARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgra.
South ’Carolina teams engaging in
battle this week are: C!lremson versus
Furman, Citadel versus Wofford at
Augusta, and Carolina versus St
A..
Xavier at Cincinnatti. The first
mentioned of these is the most im
portant to local fans because of its
important bearing in the state cham
pionship race.' >
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