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Kl-^r'r- ATLANTA
Head Coach Marion M.
{Albert Watts, and C. R* Ha
Blathers through lengthy d
Boon, to get their 1948 grid n
Kind battle with the Alabama
i:^0 p. m. Saturday at-Hernc
Head Coach Marion M. Curry
Maim Assistant Coaches Albert Watt.^
Hand C. R. Hamilton gent the Clark
College Panthers through lengthy
defensive drills, Monday afternoon
to get th?lx. 194S grid machine, well oiled
for the weekend battle with
r htt* ? ^?i?w **wi4ivvn, owiiCU"
^ Md-for 2:30 p. m Saturday at
9 Hcrndon Stadium.
H Faille CardinahandBlack Panth|
ers are eager to score their op?ner
!!3drlHnnE~ln tire win column and are
expected to play the game for all
I it is worth, It Is generally known
now that the Gold and Black HorI
nets have found their spark and
"Wtn be out to repay the Panthers.for
^^ the 12-6 beating handed them lost
Hrop&r at "Montgomery.
pB^WNER CROWD LOOMS
banner crowd looms for?Uhs
I I" heated tilt between these hither
ipHAC rivals. Atlanta fans want to
see the Panthers in action on the
^ugfl^nui^ie-tlie-ftret-time-thhr-se'alloni
and local high school vminga*c
axpeeied to turn in-large
HH|tIBBSx37~lo witness' the ^annual
l/'Hlgh School Day" festivites feu teuring
half-time entertainment by
H|be dark, Washington High and
I Howard High bands.
l,. .During the week, the Clark menHfers
will devote some time to such
Hkmdarnentals as blocking
^?STT553"
jfcfenslve . play and design "* some
HlMrt strategy to stop Alabama
I trT" 'rCa^ PRSsin^ combination,
Eater In the week, attention will
centered on perfecting the Pan rer's
offensive attack. Coagh CurHp
will rely mainly on Johnny
jticbards, his chief running threat,
a product of Harris High School,
^Meridian, Miss. Teaming up with
1 ttlchards on the- ground will be Her
UMii Hunter, hard-driving fullback.
Eof Washington High School, Miarpi
MK Then there will be Sclhley Wil
I Sfinson, William "Wilson, and Dep.
I Gray, of Washington High School
^^fcAtfamta, alons? with Charles MRqiid-"
er, promising newcomer from Hill
School, LaFayette, Ga.
Oh the Clark forward wall will
Minor, Ijnkln. and-Putriclc
^eiTTformer stars at Washington
High (Atlanta); Fred White, HowST.
I ruin* health, happlneu
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TKRFERING WUH THE SOCIAL OR WO
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SEND MET MORE WONDERFUL AJLOOR
HfSAVY DRINKER 1 BOUGHT FROM Y<
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M - AUCOKEM and instructions sent in plain wr
m iWDW^sT HEALTH *">$ wiThisT-Way*
Br-- w
fWhst to do for woman's oldest
problem, functional monthly pain?
B; Many % girl and woman has found
lite answer in Cardui's 2-way help.
I, You see, Cardux may make things
B iota-easier, for you in either'of two
BmS?;*'(L) Started 3 (lays before
B /your time" and taken as directed
BAa the Ubd, it should help Tciievo
P[r; - ' . 'Vy . '' ' ' '--7
CxfinrttiH iflaNS) ??
Curry and Assistant Coacht
efensive drills. Monday a?tn
lachine well-oiled for the.weel
State Hornets, seheduled it
on Stadium; = ?j'ard
High (Chattanooga); Aubr
| Chatters,' H.oosev6lt Higli. (Oai
I Tnfl 1 H??'arri .Tonn I nog fantnr 1
(Was'cross)and Jerry Hobb.s, Tr
ity High, (Athens, Ala.)
Oklahoma U.
'Continued from Prge One)
rin is- a highly intelligent man at
will do nothing io lower the stai
dards and prestige ol the O. t
~ ?<eh<wFaF edtiratton. First, perhrr
they will put him alone tr. a sepa
ate classroom atid lecture to hi
singly. This, too, is ridiculously e
-=penSTve. Then they may- let him tn
a vvliiUi clas,s but -put -a fence aroui
- hie chair as they did in the <'UsO~
n Negro student at the Universi
of Arkansas. Arkansas white sti
dents requested and jjained the r
' TTiovhf of t ho Trrtrc: O. thr st.uden
Will do likewise. ;?7- ?
"It is important* not to confu
""mliulRjlOh or Froi. McLavir
--with-the abolition of ttm crow a
together. There,are varying degre
" of segregation and some of thei
in the current state of race r?latioi
in- the south, are wise. But. whi
: segregation may be properly pra
uceu jii a ous, it is smy in tne po
office, and while Negro uhdergri
duate schools are logical in a sta
like this, separate graduate .schoc
are senseless. ? .
"We wish Prot. McLaUrln a gov
school year, and we hope tl\at 1
Joins the white class and that tl
fenp* somes down as soon as po
sible." /. ; ' '; .... _
SfcCOND APPLICATION
FOR ADMISSION
NORMAN. Okla. ? (ANP) ? J
Q. W. McLaurhi attended his fir
class in the graduate school at tl
University of Oklahoma he
Thursday, J. E. Fellows, dean <
admissions, announced that Mr
Mauderie Hancock Wilson had a]
plied for enrollment. Fellows sa
the woman's records were in orde
but that no action could be take
immediately." v
^McLaurin. a retired professor, b<
sail1 hi.s-^irrtr -day rjutVtly:- -He~^
alone in an anteroom adjoining tl
regular classroom for 31 studen
in educational psychology. This wi
lin Hm? with tiip university -regent
order tliat he be admitted on
"segregated basis." He could east
totobbi
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^Hroall Games
^HHtoblk
H^^jeorgla Stute vs. Bethune-Cook^|-maii_at
Savannah, On.
j OCTOBER 23
j Morehouse vs. Tu.skegee at Onlum
< bus, Qa. .
OCTOBER 22
Virginia State vk Hampton a
;H I Petersburg, Va.
reJ North Carolina State vs. Virgin j<
'^^ftrnion at Durham n c ?__
"Winston-Salem.Teachers vs.'beln
; ware State at Winston-Salem, N C
)1* i Morgan State vs. Lincoln 'Penn
?J-sylvmila > at. Baltimore:
gy j Hlneflelft -State v.s St. Pntit u
y. Bluefield, W. Vn.
HI j Johnson C. Siijith vs. Howard a
in I charlotte, N. ,C.
*1 J .rvtngstone vs. Knnxville, at Sal is
?. bury'. N. C. ^ *
Shaw v.s. Morris Brown' at Raleigh
N\ C.
, u;vu' vmr Oliilt; I facncr.S
' Moi ristown at Fayett'eville, N. C.
'J* > Wilberforee State vs. Tetvnesspi
State at Washington. L) C.
^ Kentucky v>T Wilberforee a
1' Frankfort. Kv
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* i T ""lgv'Ule Municipal Vs Miles Me
? ->. mortal at Louisville. Kv.
'< I .incoln ' Missouri > Hlniuudo.
or Smith at JeffersorrCi t.y Mo.
fy Pisk v.-?. Dillard at New Orleans..
u- Port Valley State vs. LeMoyne a
b* \ Fort Valley?Gav
.If- ----- - " - . -v-f*?Albany
State vsrFloritla n unit I
^ : Culle^y at
jn H South Carolina State vs. Alabatn;
j_ 1 A. and M., at Jaekson, Miss. ?
MlsslSKippi Industrial vs. Oklotti
Tj~ at Holly Springs, Miss,
ns Southern vs! Langston at Batoi
je" Rouge, La. ;
c.t Grambl^p vs. Bjshop at Marshall
Sl; i Texas.? - . "
Samuel Huston vs. Texas State a
te Houston, Texas.
ils -Ti Hot son vs TpxP" t .
Ipr, Texas.
,o Lane vs. Wiley at Jackson, Tenn.
ie Prairie View vs. Arkansas State a'
ie Prairie View, Tex.
Paine College
? Passes Defeat
re
I Fort Jaekson
id _ ?? , ?
r, AUGUSTA, Oa.- (SNS)? Th<
in Paine. College Lions- ^purred on bj
a rodent 6-6 tie with Albany--Stnt<
e-' College came out into the llmrligh
3t- Saturday with a deterfnlrTaXTon IKa
ie enhanced them on to a'victory ove.
t<3 L CX- minhltr "Par* 1
>" " uwym.y ?uu i/aviUUU MJUciU.
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& Hundreds of football fans iluU^
a ed as Paine College Lions lightec
ly | the Augusta skies with passe* thai
? the soldiers wished and reacned io
?| but couldliul hp-.&topped. The Lamseemed
from the beginning of th<
game to have a spirit that becanu
spread through the student lyuh
hkc wildfire.
The Paine Lions showed beautiful
co-ordination as three passe.6
were completed for the crowd-thrill
ing touchdowns. Although Fort
Jackson used the T-formation
Paine's single wing back formation
clicked into the 32-0 victory.
see and hear the instructor, Dr
Frank Balyeat
cfiiHnrv4e ! 1r Iltilitont
. greeted McLnurin when iie reported
to the class several minutes earl>
Student were carefully casual.
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L Fort Valley State College
Alabama A & M College
11 Allen University
! Fisk University
' South Carolina State College
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u . Morris Brown College
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* j Clark College
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RATTLERS REPEAT?
Colic#
t, name hi Herndoh Stadium. Ii Is tu
t Qrun&e" laj ye. dominated the Southe
for the past four M'iw th" " ?!
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1 . Atlanta grid fans are still tal
anW of Bandmaster Foster's well
, | Banil. This was just one example
tainment, which indicates that eol
t i .front the traditional fpptball tunes
I Irtr folk songs and nursery rhymes
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? - . .. .. ? ? im. juiiiinuii nuiirn, a
j The fact is, college and high s^h<
football games, urc definitely oh tli<
t ; thmic tunes of the hands, aiong w
j jorettes really add color to the gan
_ CLARK PANTHERS SET
FOR DEBUT AT HOME j
pair Off wjth the Alabama State Coi
_ This will be "High School Day" in A
include tnusic by the Clark College.
' High School bands. The Morehouse M
jOeorgia for their traditional lilt with
orial Stadium. This annual grid class
is .certain to draw an overflow crowc
! sparkling sho\v by the Morehouse a
Purple Wolverines will visit Raleigh,
H University Bears.
I__ Atlanta's hit? nrcii eJassie-^of-t+r
[ \ between tlie David T. Howard Ka
'eleven, of Albany, Georgia. This w
and the unbeaten Ramblers are exp
est game of the year. Reigning ov
he ".Miss Howard" ami her
( Washington High School Bulldogs
I gia this week to take on the Ifudso
^ tant Big '.seven Conference g;tme
~T ifarper Field on November 1!?; vvhe
i Washington High Bulldogs crash It
, crown. Meanwhile, don't miss the t
I Washington Utah Builthrgs and Pa
, Harper Field on Friday night, Oct.
I PEP AND HUSTLE MAY ,
I HELP NEGRO BASEBALL'
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{profitable fur Neero club owners to
pawners killing lite game 1:. their un<
dealing with the players and the fat
pay by di.sp'io mg hustle and pep ? n \
hurting the game with their utie-side
j you listen to the owners, titer have b?
i wonder why they don't pive" tip baseb;
! enterprise. The players contend that
i majority are primarily interested in
fans. Then aceordiitR to the fans, proi
mul rate iitirin'iinio and im.nmpflleht
J_ :
'$3,144 Raised
t('unUitu?Ml from L'aRe (Inr) i
Dr S. 11 BlaTte, W- ,A. Neal, Mr. I
and Mrs. P. *H. Thompson, Mr. I
and Mrs John^W. Thompson, W. |
--Br demons. Mr and. Mrs. F. H
Thompson, Mr and Mrs. John W. 1
Thompson. W. B. demons. Mr Jand
Mrs. C. E Harris. Mrs. Wil- ,
lie Adams. A?Hint, k p. Ciist, 1
E. D. Belton. E. T. Mobley. Joliu-L
sOh dark. Mr '?and Mr-. Willie .
Floyd. Fred Hawk. Johnnie ones, j i
/\iiron Harnett, Mrs. May A Sil- ' ]
frank. Mrs. C s Hough, Mrs. j]
Christine Brown, Mrs. Elsie Thom-j
us, G. L. Lee. C. E. Dingle, Wil- <
Ham -Phillips, .James E, ,Coleman, |?
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2 0 1 50 19 1.000
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1 O 0 19 13 1.000
1 0 0 21 7 . 1.000
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d? was the No. 1 question ihnmuhont I
grid circles "iher F'lorltla's power- :
Rattlers defeated the Morris Brown |
e Purple Wolverines in n hard-fought ;
dierally'known that? the ? Men Hi-rn
Conference fi??tturn ihnmpinniv?tf??
Mci"i have iml.V three teams to'get bV,t
wd, namely, Xavier, *Tuskegee and ;
t?charging line, hard-running backs
My responsible for Head Uoach A. 3. '
taking ovei nis present post at the
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king about the brilliant perform-balanced
Florida A & M. College
of well planned half-time enterInge
bands are now breaking away i
and going' in for universally popu.
The Mt?rriw ?.??.?, 1_
iTsb put on a clever hmlf-Unpe show.
>oi bands, always indispensable at
e up-grade. What isjnore, the rhyith
the fancy-stepping of the mate.
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After three games on the. road, h
",he Clark College Panthers are ready
or their debut aj. home, scheduled
or Saturday afternoon, wh?n they ;
liege Hornets, at HerndOn Stadium,
tlanta and the sideline features will 1
David T. Howard Hiid Washington 1
aroon Tigers will travel to Columbus/ 1
i Tuskegee's Golden Tigers, at Mem- I
i? packs tremendous gate appeal and <
I. The added feature.*- will include a ?
nd Tuskegee bands. Morris Brown's !
N. C . to keep a date with the Shaw 1
r-week will be" tlie all-out struggle I.
mblers and Monroe High School ,
ill be Howard's homecoming game
lected I ? come up with their sharper
the homccvi'iing festivities will ' '
nits.?XUiM;ii.f - he a ten?Booker T. r1
are slat -d t > in* ide Macon, Geor- | J
U pii; h N W-I.l ii re In n ti iiiipiir- jXliere-w-dl
4?t-?-frrruurks JfftTor e at "1
n tlie Howard High Ramblers and I :
ead-on for the cit.v inter-scholastic | 1
r .edition-packed battle between .the_ 4-J
trker itlzn in umlerlug Herd at
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What is wrong with Negro bnse>all?
Is it living a slow death? What
actors are responsible for the sharp \
Irop in attendance? Would it be
build their own parks? Are the club
L'thie.U and unscrupulous tactics in .
is?. Do the pin vers really earn their
tie diamond Are the home umpires
d derisions0 Now for the answers. If i
en going in the red m> 1<?uk. you will - V
all and cash-in on a mory 'profitable t
while all owners are not guilty. the
exploiting both the players and the t
noters frequently advertise one card
h Ttm ffrrrr nrr ftt^o fed im mith <<
umpires' c
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.J. W. Goudlock, Rev. S P. Montgomery.
W. M. Rnrnett, Mrs Bessie
-Montgomery, Rev. W' R. Lanoy
Mrs. M. C. Larklin, Miss "W?~M.
Archie, Pink Brown,-James Hiriuu,
Miss Mamie Brown, Tom Dye and
Henry Davii^
' EDGEMOOR: Rev. C H. Appiers j
$1.00.
GEORGETOWN f $1 each, Mr<s,
F . W, Mvi'i s J?It. B n r r a k i\_ .InJjil. ?
?RIDC?KLAND:?$1 each. Mr. II1W1 ~j
Mrs. .Johnnie Becker, Arthur Sim- "
mons, Mrs. Melvrna Mitchell, Mrs.
Katie Mitchell, Morris Mitchell, ,
Mrs. Eva ' MitcJiell
HEMINGWAY: $1 each s J. L.
Sartcr. William Wright, Ja\r>es .
Taylor, R. F Plttmen. M. .] Wiliams,
Marion Wright, .James Gray,
Sturl MeriUqiv, Odella Mention.
Molle ih Taylor, -Prod Taylor, WH? o
ie Ford, Dorothy V. Gray, Ida M.
Ellis, Acidic Rogers, Rosa Pittman.
E. D. Gray, H. D. Grams, Thelma
Emma Hughe, W. Frrsner, E D.
3umm.LT. Edward U
Word Sumter. 1
HARDEEVTT.I.E: $1 each Mr. t
md Mrs. Walter Krulaw
_jCOiiL;MRTr, ij ffh, Mf1?Annie U '
Westonv$1 enrfi. Deacon W. Green, |
Deacon C C. Stewart, Mr. and i
Mr- <r>- Ford,-ItrncoiT^nd Mrs G
Rithh. Mr and Mrs p F Catlioun.
Si . Mr* F F. Galhotm.'\Jr
George Wijeidard Mrs W Rovtn
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IRNETS
Army Champs I
To Appear
With Louis
ATLANTA, Georgia ? <SNS) ? .
The crac^JLKl&iKry Boxing" team
*>T For* BennVng will provide nddi-1 \
lional exhibition bouts at Herndon 1
Stadium, Thursday, night, -^October 28,
when Joe Louis, the interna- tiunaiiy
famous Brpwn H,)inUcr Jtiid
heavyweight champion of the world
opens his exhibition tour of thirteen
cities in the South, New. England
and the Mid-West.
The- cart. practically complete
Hint rhe iHtuw^fmrat at Herndon
Stadium will announce the names,
weights and other interesting facts _
about the fighters in a" subsequent
release, ??? - - t~-t
Scheduled for four-round exhibition
bouts in other cities listed for
tiuT lour, l^jni.s will put on a sixmund
exhibition for fans at Herndon
Stadium, tiiree .against one of
the Army heavyweight king of the
South. ?
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HOGANSVILLE
~ HCXiANSVIi,lTP-:ehr=Mrjr~Am- 1
TJrogih Prcpmali Woods. pf Atlanta,^
was tuneraUzed at White Plains '
Methodist-ehurch Saturday. N.F.A. i
Local Charper held its Initiation !
Oct. 14?at HoKansviile West End?
High School?Five members were
initiated for the Farm Hand De-V ;
gree. Mrs. Leila Beasley was funer- ,
allzed at John Wesley Methodist
churchiTQraiitvlUe Sunday after- -
noon. H. A. Hunt Federation's ?
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FORSYTH
FORSYTH. Ga.?The. funeral of
Mrs. Carrie Fletcher was held ut 'St.
Lvike A.M.E. church with Revs. E.
Rutland and Lawrence officiating.
ricvcncr is survived oy six r
daughter*. Mmes. Uzetl Minis, An- 1
nie Matthews and Ruby ' Mims .of I
Mncon; Mrs. Katie Berkley of Aland
Elizabeth Fletcher of this city,
fanta; Mrs. Mary Lee of Chicago ,
ihree sons, Mr. Willie Fletcher of i
this city, Messrs. John and Robert -j
Fletcher ot Macon, seven great- ]
grandchildren; 22 grandchildren;
ine brother. Mr. Cliff Flannagan j
jf Chicago; two srsters. Mmes. Jes- de
Cra'.ford of Detroit and Mary],
Lee Drake of Thonmstoh and a host t <
>f otlwr relatives'.'" ' , . L
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We St'! hffh'6 tise sets lir* nrs(? i
i o harness energy for power. ' <
ree, Mrv T Davis,. Mrs.* B. J. J
ve?ili':,_ McRr.o. h. Robert Rey- [ ,
lolcls, Mrs Jack Williams, Miss ;
Ddiih.mr Hi;iAlii-i3ZI??Margaret H
Bradley.-Mrs. Robert' Kershaw, Mr. 1
ipd Mrs. Hunter, Anna W. Davis, ]
rtcv. CV H. Brown, William Busby, >;
^emTetTr"RtftTi"{rrford." E" Ha t en.
Mi. s -gutn . ?yinu?."Mr." "ancT 1
Vfrs. It B Scott and Mr W H. i
-filbert ]
ijfiAUFORT: $1 eacnjJMrS- Agnes j
T. Simmons, Mrs. Mona' Brown, ,
Vfrs. Everlena Davis.
EASTOVER $1 each, Mrs, Ar- J
one Lloyd, Mrs Carrie Isaac. Wil- j |
ie Bynnm. * .1
GADSDEN: $1 cadi. Mrs Rutl> ! ]
inn Carter. ' ii
HILTON HEAD: SIO from Pro- j
iressive Club. Arthur Brown, chair- !
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nan. . .. . ] t
SUMMERTON SI. Mrs, Garde- *
tin Stukcs.
CHARLFSTttN S> r,rh Tuns *
Vnyiiiuir Isaac Hntdiiuson, Ar- '
hie Keels, Miss Joyce R. Butler, c
4- aach, Mrf-?F- Danh. O. O. Dash.-j"
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Unbeaten football teams over the ?
jiatlon were becoming as rare as a /
Dodo's egg, but those pulverisers in ?
the running seem equal-to the task t
qf finishing the season In the prtw h
est circle. . p
After four weeks of turmoil and p
shouting, thfse contenders In the
fronunost ranks of the gridiron a
.arena, -.re unscathed ar.d potent \
destroyers of the cleated turf. t
Here are the unbeaten teams In b
their unofficial ranking: <1 > Wilber- b
force State, c2i Southern U., (3) ?
Florida A A M. rtr Texas College.VC
ft) Frairle View, (0) Fort Valley
(7> Bethune Cookman, <8> Pisk <
University, jfh Oeorgla State. (10) <
and Winston-Salem, t
ri\?oiiin riiANTt^lUK >
Elsewhere, there are rated teams'! ?
who had boon buIdgeoneri from the H
Fisk Beats " j;
LeMoyne, 19-0 I
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BY SAVAGE .
IT""took""" Fl.sk sixteen years and!0
the sterling coaching of one _oT its *
outstanding former .athletes, Wal
ter P. (Jack) Adkins, to achieve *
gridiron victory from LeMoyne but r1
last Saturday the Riillringc; turned r
the trick, 19 to 13. The homecqrning c
victory ma^d the seccqid straight ?
consecutive win for" the- Bulldogs. |
fhe second straight lass for the Le- __
Moyne Yellow Jackets and brought t
11 world" of satisfaction to Coach ^
Adkins who 'turned the table' on- ^
..r?lll.yn hn lil.in.nl> II.,7 Hxwp+TT ?
gridiron glory over ft * 17-year g
streteh- .. r . n
- LeMoyne had the satisfaction of ?
drawing- the ilrat blood In the con-, c
test staged at the* new Pearl High V
SctiOOl Htaaiiiin. A compipUrt pimp 4
from Jordan to Peeples resulted in k
Letyoyne's initial scoVe in the first'
quarter. Another-.pass, Jackson to a
Bradfleid, was responsible for Le ._si
Moyne second and final touchdown, h
The extra point was made on a ?'
completed pass. Jordan to MrWU- I a
llama. The second marker came
the thlfrd quarter.. Peeples sustained^
a broken leg and may be out the i J'
remainder1 of the season. A Fisk *!
player suffered likewise in Memphis
last year:
Thie Bullddfts scored the winning
points in the fourth quarter of tfie h
same. e
Charles (Bo) Spearman, one of a
LeMoyne's all-time gridirons 'greats' t
at end, is now In his second, year as s
coach of the Mad. Magicians. Spearman
was coached by Adkins during 5
tfis football days at LeMoyne. VJ
Fisk. last won a football game s
trom LeMoyne in. 1932 nt Hodges o
Field In a night tilt. Two years ago, j
the. Bulldogs, "under the tutelage of u
CToach Julian Bell, was able to set- a
tie with a tie, but the'T A**"Vnlt
gavetne rtskitea a ierrilfc_ .wallop-ili
Ing, 19 to 0 at the Washington Sta- S
ilium last year. ti
Edward Wight, 'James Washington^
Pinrkney. Mrs. "Waring"' Ben I
Eee. Sam Holman, J. H. Barnwell, j
Hampton Myers, .J. E. Thomson, e
Miss Rosaiee B?mi-Weih"V Sylvester
Harris KlteT 0~L.' Scott. G. wT
Miller, Henry Aiken. Mrs. C. Keels,; ^
Mrs.-Charlotte Keels, Peter Major. fT
Mr>. E Pinekney^Jfrimiah Vance
Tebrge Aiken, Fred Austin, Leroy iThompson,
Beatrice S. Washing - ;
:oh, Hattie L. . Williams, Philtp'
Simmons. Henrv Ma.nirf.niii t hz-mio
Williams,; William M. aWs^iingtonT
Elgenla T. Jackson, Helen R. Hunt1
3.-.Canty. Mis. Nancy..Canty, Cash,; <
2. H'. Boyd,-Mrs. E. A. Boyd, E. ,
IV. Hampton. Mrs. Shrah B. Hajnp
on. M. Stepter, Doyle M. Brewtoln j
>0 cents each, John Atkins, Na-f ;
tlinniel Oibb,s, Zelma Cadway. I 1
Samuel Blurtt. r.T. Oscar .lenkiifr, 1
hurley Miller, Mrs B RrowTt" A rid ' '
5amue 1 AJken. ' . *
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COWARD: $1" eajph,' J-.v.-W. Wil- j ^
iahls, Robert G. Rrown, Buck, j
(ones. Robert MeElveen, Larue Wil- i_ risims,
Mrs.- Sarah Bishop . ifrrs.
Untie Shields, Henry Williams, S. } 1
4. Henaghan, John Henry Wfl-j J
iams, Henry Hunter, Raymond ! 5
fcruiaghan, "Johnnie ' Barnes, BeiiLWilltamv
Roscoe ftarnes._ A. J- f sl^ttJiews.
p. F. EflTfcfy, Walter i
^aridv. James KaHriy Dnwtrt Wil. j lr
unison l,l?ihi pay Willinmo. Ohand i r
er Williamson, -.ifmwt , ffiHtBM i P
Ht liuni Brown. ames "Brown: Theo- j 1
(ore Matthews, R. W. Williamson,T|
? S. Lucas. David Hrftnaghan. I
Luthfer Eaddy, Jessle.^Hennaghen. ..1
Set Frlerson. Ellis Matthews. Texas
tftrrthews Nathaniel TTennnghan,
Charlie Brown, Luke Hall, Curtis I
Matthews, Ruby Williamson, A. R,
Janieis. and John McElveen. ,
CAN BLACK
HELP A m
Y&S, Alack (-Draught may h?|i bad 1
breath 11 the only reason you have t
bad breath Is became or-eonatt??x
nation. HIAck-Dratight, the friend* f
ly laxative. Is usually prompt and I
thorough whew taken aa dheclctl: * "B
It coots Only a penny or less a ! t
doge. That's why it.has been a I
hest-aeller "with four generations. | j
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elect circle of pigskin' plantings.
Juch stalwarts- as icnnessee State. "
Uabama A & M college, Albany
State- College, -and Hampton in&tl* ??ute
were unbeaten, but tied in early
oawoti deadlocks which?had cam
mlted them from the glittering
?romenade of gridiron scintJUanf.s
Tennessee State was ItrwiMut t-.>
l standstill by a 6-G tieup with West.
Virginia State ut Nashville. Ala'arn&jA-Ac
Ms dreame-ef-n blight ess
season was nmrrcd by Lane Colpge
at Normal, Ala., 13-13. Albany
>tate was inuz/ed. 6-G. by JPaine
7ollege and Hampton held Vo :i ^.o- .1
in tie by Johnson C. Srmth.
)NCE BEATEN TEAMS
Porhanu tb<>
vowimi . vnc iinuuii k itrsi once
eaten team* are Morgan State,
ftrgihia State, North Carolina
(late. Lane. College, Howard. > DMnrtt,
and Kentucky State.
G rambling Col lego, although beat
ntwl'ee. Ik the most aggressive mir
hlne In Southern football. The Tt;ers
in loalng UJ Southern TJntywity,
19-0. and Wllberforce State, y- *'
i. were defeated by the. two Best / >
earns In college football. ?
ording to ~~~ their competitive
trehgth, there would bring about a
Irastlc reshuffling despite the .un- ^
eaten records of the pacesetters.
Although Wllberforce 5tt.*ta,-Snn- 1
hem, Florida^jrexAfT-entlegeTPtAlie
Vicw-and Fore Vh4W trrr recojr- 7~
rtzecTT&iders. a survey based on the
allbre. of opposition might still reult
li'i the nation's top football _
cams being listed as follows" ;
INOFFICIAL" LEADERS
<1) Wllberforce State, Ut^aaa^r ~Zhern,
(3) TennW^*?-^nfle7(4) Flortfa.<jn^JIex?sColiege,
<<!> Prairie
4eW7^T> Oraniblint/ <?> Hnmpt/ih,
97 Morgan State, U0> Virginia
Itate, (11) Fort Valley, (12) Alabama
A? M. f!3) Tuskegpe Institute.
14) Lane College. 115) Bethune- *_J"
Jookman, (16) Winston-Salem, (17)
Vest Virginia. ?ig> vinVpAfxtty, 1
19) Ocoigla Slate and <20 Kentuey
State. . '
Ten nationally-recognized teams " ; ;
re unbeaten, but the list will grow
mailer this week. Tennessee State " ~
leets Wllberforce in Washington,
\ C., October -23. Earlier, Georgia
k*fte matyiej; wit^ ?h?k ?
loCkoian ill Savannah, Thursday, J
>c?oo*r 2lt~FR?rIdA A & MT WiU be (
lsitii% Xavier, Saturday. Port Va)?
jy State plays. LeMoyne at tne
'each COv'hfy Wildcats' Homecom- 11 H'
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yUWHISKS fO OOME
AddtoLhla, vivs fact that fair and
almv weather Iva greeted football >
verywhere this IAU. Soggy field
nd rainy skies are jhead and with
his umeasonal weather comes upets.
surprises and dobou
It is significant that vMle. not a
ingle private college in Georgia la
nbeaten. all three of our state Intitutions
are sporting perfect recrds.
Fort Valley with victories ovef
[aider, Knoxyille, and Edward Wu?"
ers, has liad -only two points sootel
gainst the: Wildcats. Qeorgia State
ttilei Head Cdacli Ted Wright Is ?
.1.the., unblemished circle. Albuivy
tate's record is marred by a 6-6 . *,*
e Jo Paine College. . tC
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How To Relievo
Bronchitis
CroomuUieo relieves promptly because
it goes right to the sent of the trouble
to help idosen and expel germ laden
pruegm ana aia nature to sootne and '
heat, raw, '.ender, inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
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tfjwl MIOmech, Twtuletiee, physical
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