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Claflin L.(
III Battle o
ORANGEBURG ? The champ
Ion&hip battle for a season open
er is the grid menu on Saturday
October 6, at ii;15 P. M. in Stati
A and M College Stadium, whei
the two cro$S-the-fence rivals
Clallin College and State A anc
M College meet.
Head coaches for both college,
are new and ale facing thei
~ game with new material, most o
: whom are freshmen. Both ar
. 6tresSitrg fundamentals and ex
pect to iron out weaknesses in de
fense and offense before th
coming clash between the moth
* er $nd son riva)e.
Claflirtv the oldest- institutioi
in South Carolina for Negroei
i9 the mother of State A and ft
Cllege? which separated fror
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Students (with idc
(tax incl.)
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Auspices of Philli
Langford, Mr. J. W. Norw
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the mother institution in 1891
. Claflin was founded in 1869. Th
,] two institution^' began first in
j tercollegiate athletic competit
II-IT-I in 1 O f-> *> nrt^ Y% t t is\ hnnn
J AVit JUL A JL WKJAd CUiV4 iiUVC UVUi
[t annually for state ehampionshi]
j honors and sometimes state hon
on.
s The Ciaflin Panthers defeate*
r the State Bulldogs la.st year an*
{ hope to repeat the victory thi
e yeur-.
State Bulldogs, under the ne\
mentor. Lawrence Simmons an<
e his assistants, have been work
- ing since September 1, to b
ready for the big season opencj
n One of the largest attendance
5, in the history of the competitio
1 between the two schools is e>
a i>ected.
FOOTBALL!
()()f BALL Classic
College
lekson, Tenn.)
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turnout, x .)
ctober 6,1951
-8 P.M.
Greenville, S. C.
(tax incL) $1.50
ntification at gate)
$1.00
is Wheat ley Center
Thomas Parker.?Mr. R. -O.
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BETH UN E - COOKMAN's all
powerful 1951 football s^uad
i above beckons to rip up SIAC ;
r Bucky' Harris, Fori
Athlete, Stars For U
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OHANGEBURC ? William * I
Butler f.Bucky) Harris, former (
three letter man at Svuth Caro- t
lina State A and M College, is i
armed services and starred in |
- two gnmca played in Mannheim and
Frankfurt, Germany recent- ,
ly for the Fourth Division Spec- 5
ial Trps Green Wave. ' ' L
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inc cjunii xyivisiuxi Alps.,
Green Wave wmr a 20-e vktwy--over
the 12th Regt. Griffins in an't
exhibition game played at the;
Frankfurt Athletic Club field [ c
September 9. I (
--'?'Fixe Fourth Divisrm Sp. Trps Green
Wave picked up its second 1
Football Scores <
Morris College 20. Claflin Un1versity
0.
Florida A and M College 54, |
Benedict College 0.
Bethune-Cookman College 33. c
Allen University 6.
Morehouse 19. Dill.ird Univer- c
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Tu-skege'e 7, Fisk Univer-ity 1.
Xavior University 13- Alabama
State 0.
Savannah State 2ti. fcli/abctv
City 7.
Morris Brown 40, Jackson Col-i *lege
0.
Virginia State 39. Blue-fa l l'21.'
l A and T College 14, Virginia- ,l
| Union 0. 1
J. C. Smith 19. St. Paul 0. ' s
I Win t r. CirO,.*. 'P ...
I.? ... Mvii-nuivJil ItMIIIflS ! 1#,
Kentucky State 14.
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(lope this year, In their first
tilt Saturday, the bounced a
favored Allen team 33-0.
tier State College.
S. Team Abroad
Hw \
Dig exhibition win at Manheir
jchmany, September 15 V:
;urning back the 2nd Armed D
vision's Combat Command "A
34-0.
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
. Since "being stationed in Go:
nany, "Bucky" has cntere
ipeeial services and played ter
lis the German National Tei
lis Tournament, and was seec
rrf?furrth Hn urnn {inly-Nj
jro to enter the tournament.
William "Bucky" Harris, so
>? Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Harris <
Drangdburg. and former profe;
or of physical education at tl
Brewer high school in Greei
n mL* ii>_ _i_
jrames iius neen
FRIDAY- OCTOBER 5
Clatrk Tuskegco, Bimilng
lam, Ala.
Jacksm College at rBsx?ci
iouthern.
Alabama State at Savanna!
>tate.
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Lain- v-. Benedict, v] reenvilU
Claflin at S. C. State.
A Men at Tennessee State.
Bet hune-Cuukman vs. Mwrr;
'?i_w\v_n, Jack;. uV''Je...F!aJvno.wfFe
at "l'!-k University.
F' ?rida A arui M. at F >: t V;sl
v Stat'e. \ s
(1 'Vink-iiiig d Univer
ity.
If a dipt Mi vt > A i 'I' < \ a
IIaward at Virgin*? Vnikn.
Blucfield at Win.-ton-S.ilen
Shaw Univc*r.-it> at Virginl
Ttate.
Morgan at Lincoln (Pa.)
~~!T C. Snvto V St A. .;: i -! ' n e
Alabama A ari 1 NT at A!bar;
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Paine at Livingstone.
Southern <ii Sain H->u-t n.
_J\.i i.ani.tm A tmrt M ht - Tex:
!\>lTcge.
Langftton at Lincoln (Mo.).
Philander Smith at Air .rn.
West Virginia at KentuHt
itnto
Taylor College at Central SSit
Tnugalo? at tTilci Call ego.
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Lake City Lions
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?r IBIIKI'i CITY 11 SpiX'Vfll J?T116
jLalW^City high school Lions,
itnad' ^'n almost entirely of new
I player^. dropped their first two
games of the season. ,
They lost the opener to Wilson
high of Florence 20-20, and
last- week to the Marion high
I eleven 19-7.
But coach A. W. Shirley figure^
his charges will have a good
I year, now that the first game
j "shakes" arc over. Bobby Graham
captains the team.
I Among planar* anr. James
'Hannah. Clyde
- ten KeTTy" James Richard McJ
Gilt, Wallace Singletary (oo 1
captain), Jame* Cockfield, and
others.
GREEN DILLON ELEVEN
CHECKS HARTSVILLE
i DILLON ? Coach Abraham
Stewart almost performed a miracle
last Friday night aero in the
Memorial Stadium, when hp led)
an inexperienced football squad
against a more seasoned Butler i
high of Ilart.sville, and held the J
visitors to a 12-6 score,
i Tlw Hartsville team was only
J able to make two touchdowns,
.the last one ^ an end slipped be'
hind Dillon's safety man. and to
n, score untouched,, after taking-a
>yJ nas-. , .
|"jvvu)d, was inducted mtaThtr-rrrrny~
'j 'U1? : 1 1?lUah, and?htrs
; been now in Germany for two
III o' LL tr : 1 O" "+Hr t'.U HILT
c"f Evelyn DcLaine of Sumter, and
:tV their two ohikhenr Witiiam
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Lv PhUippa Harris, arc residing. "in
Or.mgeburg with his parents
Mrs. Harris is employed now at
n S. G. State A. and M. College,
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LIGHTHOUSE and INFO
JOHNNY McLENDON'S;
sport;
Scandals In Atheletics
Economic Ciwsitterations
Big time athletics in the 11
ion's colleges and universities
under the magnifying eye
magazines, weekly and "daily"
pers. The public is startled w
reports on unethical prhcti
and audacious proceduress. f
lowers of sports- in the main
genuinely mortified by the s
ions of their favorite star* j
coaches. ..Some who have deer
in colleges and high schools all
long are chuckling and giv
the laugh to those Who h-j
championed ThcscT accivituEs
m'olders of boys and builders
men. Others are saying that
college athletic^ is not bad
eau-e of the comparative f
ehonis atiectod.
Thousands of young men ai
untainted by the "fixer," thoi
sands arc untempted by ?cril
bing" and other thousands ntv
ver had their grades forged <
altered to make them eliglbl
for a team. Yet, he spotligh
ing of unsportsmanlike action
the uncovering of anti-soci
and anti-educational proeec
ures in athletic^ reminds tho;
institutions and individuals wt
FOOTBALL F00TBAL1
'The Battle of the
Champions'
? and a ?
tJala Homecoming
Attraction
A & T'Aggies'
? versus ? |
Fla. 'Rattlers'
H9.)0 SIAC Champions)
(ireenshoro Stadium
Sat. Oct. 20? 2:30
A dm. $2.0
[ ADDED FEATURES:
Crack 116-picce j\&T Baj
| ' Lovely Majorettes
Elaborate Floats
Coronation?Ceremonies ~
a TV.. I c it
w v lunui xiiii'iuiie
Ccicmouies
Military Demonstrations
A Genuine "Asfi?""
Reunion
AVOID STANDING
LINE?Advance tickets m
be secured from the followi:
Greensboro* establishmen
Eccles Drug Store, McNi
Brothers Drug Store; Let
Service Station and Triang
News. Tickets may be orde
ed by mail. Address: N.
Webster, A & T Collef
Greensboro, N. C.
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1 falls but rounding their ath
iat. *c programs.
; is tne smaller colleges of
of nation there is little cause U.
pa. "tarm. In the" first place, econ<
,ith circumstances of hundreds
ces leges preclude their being c
"ol- cd in what is considered
areiime athletics " Tf seems
ict- economic status enjoyed by
jrid college athletic prograrri
ied main determinant in the pre
I a- ce or absence of associated u
ing Ideational practices. The i
4Vej money Involved in the " "fcffi
a5~rpicture, the greater?the?-ii
of j hood of evils. Exploitation, ga
all\ Ii"g. cheating, transcript t
be- Ucription, bribery and corrup
ew j follow big money. These t
are often present in other circ
,e j stances but are less likely t<
{where there is little money,
j. ! The combined financial -reef
jon any given Saturday afteri
>r j.of every single Negro Colleg
ie the United States playing 1
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erad by OfcfE "big ifant" foottstt
team. They will hardly equal oae 1_
game's receipts in such V game "" ~~3
as Ohio State-Michigan, Armypit
Wavy. Notre Dame-North CroUna;
Duke-Pitt, Texas-SMU. etc. jjgjg
Negro colleges and other colleges
the in their economic class are au>r
a- iomatically economically exclu
amic ded from attacks from those wt?k
col- would use the athlete *3 pawn* . '' ^
lass- in money transactions, who would 11
"big entice the athlete with bribes,
?the "who ^would wreck the boy's life ??/-i
the with' the promise of the easy.dol-^
is a lar. 1 . -v - - -.dffiiM
sen- Gamblers, fixers, bribers de- , ' /
ned- pending on our players for a.?-;.',
nore livelihood had best have a legitiletlc
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imb- The small college is, however^
ran- v.er.mpt;Ki.n ??na
>tion besej larger schools. SPQRTSdces
DUST will discuss these evils in
um- following articles. v
) be Next week: "Scandals In Athletics,"
Part II, "Fire The Coach.'
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