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< COLORED LIGHT IT
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ix'of. tlu> greatest foiuud fi'htor.- 111 thc.li
.'1 t'.K' j-i-ti.-atioual' J;VO ; \ . v.'in Ji?? I
a ivu-rounU miitli u ivn;'^ y...
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| Haines Easy Prey
j for State Gridders
>i'vi r. coi i l.cl. 27?11.\INKS o
t * mi t'jivljii t k. ?ii t . i ,\ ;
la'ire civwd witnessed. the o}ie-nimi.
trifvue of <the State folleye' tiriddr-s. I
- ho * defeated thi* Haines Instjuilo]
s.o-uad'.hy a,-scurf of. 27-2.
A safety l>y Haines irTtTuTtTist. tinar
t'-rvof the knmc was niado al'ieitii<
hall, had Jiei-rt kept in State's territory.
Thi' Haines hqys always olV.efcit,
js((thhi,rii resistance and Mere a cons,
I tant threat in the lirst hall'.. Within
J i.i i . yarils .of. tile ponl they lost the
'' kill 'I'M a L'timhle. a?id State College- in
'nftiyfipt to rush the half from behind
I'i'e p'lial line We're downed, and the
! safety resulted. ?
| .Near the close of the first half."
.[State (Vllc.ee scoria,!* ;a 'touchdown,
[when "Rahy , Ray" lleety half back
M-ceived ' the kick on Haines' I'bi.ty
\j yard line and rushed to the troal.. .
The second half was Hie hcu'inninsi
' j'of Slate's real tittlit'. cains by ihciilii
11 route wore, easily made, ,and- two
'[touchdowns in the third quarter came
" from this style o.f play. One more
touehd.owji in the. foi-rthjiuarter came
alterseveral gains turn tat* line, i oi1
' l<>ii. right half hack.,kicked the extra
I points..for all i\f tne. touc hdowns ex ;
cept one. In 'their defensive -piny,
M Haines, instead of tackling heayier
.men than they ~ would cut down thpit
-1 opponents in a very aggravating >vay.
. The game was a line opportunity to
i | State for trying*-out all of her suh.
r^st it tiles and see the effects o frthei,
s | early training. Coaches recorded the
weaknesses and are ready to make tin
proper' cor recti ops that they may lie
_ in shape for much more formidable
rivals that they, must meet,. Next
week they meet North Carolina College
aT^Uurham. -
yrcoiv hy quarters:
S; (.'. State 0 0 14 7 ? 27
^ Haines Inst.. 2 0 0 0? 2
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j M lvli'l ^OltCIA-CAROLINA
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"I Having suceedinfl in gashing the
s fast eleven from Haines, South ('aro'
Una "Hulldofls" will continue to- eat
. when they ravsyfle the camp of the
*' (ieni'flia-Caiolina Champa here Oi'^
?;<l;cr20.
.1 For I he past -two seasons these
r t x'> have hold the ceit-tci- .tf :n
s- r?*r to he the main contestants for the
no "Ihis year. ~ .'
l Season before hist T'airie played
p I eif and won 7-0. last, year the Hull
it ?! >,i's journeyed to Augusta and Paine
^vvhn Q-0 and for these same twr
-i isons Pitme has held the top of the
ii t while Sooth Carolina stood second
Who will win this flame on the 20?
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THE PALMETTO L
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'.lie Nat tonal Feature Service. " ' ' %
lie vio 'totiuy. Chiefthem is George.
' :r,i i,. tyoy.rt; ht,..to iHe. j> nmoi% tlu* t
i c:....: Tinia.-v. h. tithe t\vp..t:?nrcU in the n
Maroon I earn 1 ies :
Army vBoys 7_ - 7
A" 'jilit :t." < i;? . <Kh.. 1-. -Xku liijj Ma
i-M?n toiOn sujd-.ih-e- Army l.->ys met?
lua.e today. it; t.-iif <?1" tju*. bardi st
Ht.' trsft-ii'?>}* t :U', \\ Isi'i.i
r? e smoke.o- ~ai Ia i U' arpd w ay, they.-.
Wen i"i>ii\niyj- "
i jTosah Has \ ey t'n.st sent in .'hi-.-_4u?? '!>.
'i r.i '"j>^.?i-mt?it - vvu* _^uun. 1, seen
t hiil they.- tvere nut V4 Htfiiy t UwM^|i to
>'t 'p ttio drives of. (he I>i?r army hsreks
fill* lira strum imti \Vi;ut .iii alter d
i minutes of p.!a v. sun I slopped the on-dantrht.
I'wi."il in the- l-iv>t- <|iia-rler.
the "Army ramr nrnr^-M-Trrhr-t, but
( nrii' 'tinie Mh'-y .fai'led. Soon after ;
MieJry, of Morehouse made a fair'.
eilfh?of ;t??hyl jmiit, t-he?iVftrroote't'.ain
started. A pass, 2 l.ine pluntres-.,
I?y .lanies. ami a uiish teiShaek sneak
airiest- tlie-, i.-..Il ffpnr tlie yard
jilie -oyer' for. si touehdou.n. Mosleyj
kieked the extTa'~prvml. The half end
fed 7-0, -Aloi^ouse.
j The Army boys started d.iiriiuf the'
fast part <>T The tJuTFd 'ijimrter t o divie :
and before thev released - the lull.
they ?ir<?v*> it from their 17. yard line
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tlx* field. ever for a touchdonw. i,
Tiioy added tin* extra point 'i'om ;
placement.. . ,
lii tlu? Rist. seenncjs -of- play, lid- i
nionds dash'od 12 yards, carrying1 the1
hall to t]u- 2(1 yard lino, -frpip where
'ehoitso made a desperate elTiTrTTi
score, .carrying the hall to the two j
yard line to lose it on downs.
The game was* hard and clean.
James, a new IVdl hack;-ami Kd"hionds.
Imff-lmek for"Morehoiise, playjj
ed a brilliant came while Vance. made'
sevi Val" nice i nn..- for 1"> yards or more"'
i. v ma s'l -fcjk- iHH > i: i r: a i s i w a i nAKD
la'.nea'ter, S. Oc t. I'd,? The I.a.ni
fc-lor j I I", It : tnn-1 III <1..I'ent-ed
the team from Rrainaul- Institute
here Monday afternoon. A ntrmher
of people witnessed lite contest. It
~ was -rery intcroMim ly played, f'rof
^ .Marion Davis i- the oflirtTilt cachet.
I he home .team. *
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>" -aid Inn?hrrnr?ini'iiimA?i,f Mir
.' ?l?.-:ir Osier Mrs: Amanda Marshall,
, J who died Oct. Kith. 1 JrJ7.
j Onp ytiir h?r?rpn]W<l, ihoa H sPPn'ifc
I i us yesterday: ynu lej't us with an ach.I
intr hcrat. hut mother has met you
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>M SUtlly missed li>*Tfanie Weston, si<
. l( i , J ames-TTar shall, son, Fa ride Alar/
shall Mary Marshall <l:uijfhte/s_an(]
Frank Marshall, son.
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VLOWERS
Godfrey, who expect* to >jPl.;? liiilfj- - ,
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OOKIIKKS -Ol'liNS FOOT It A I.I
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' T-he A'uoHh'i's Tiyei's' eii.UT Ilu? arr
Sat: n'tlny. O^tolTi-r l-'ltfi, fa*i
v iV^-Tlrait'Vi \V a I Kim-Ttaptrsv-from'
j :rt is i'i, furnish., the dpesition '.
i. h I'.VfAvn and .'assistant' Coaeh
. .. ii :uv^tnhTrtivaji.tHmI. lii'vati.si* i > nuinif'ii
were late in if] art it) j.--, and
Clie. yrhduatrs'.nuule a .Uiy
iiidv in t lu' team.. *'
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< in . Friday St'j?t J 2Mb, at the. hojm^ of
.Miss .Jennie Mae ('hainp.itnV. !wel ve. T*
ipy. ladles nlet and .oie.anii'.yd them
. e?< t inlu a . 's?cb?1 rltt.fr 'knuv. ii as \
. i in r.ss I ocs. 1 he I nMnwiiv;- olll '
. i i ' were elected: .Miss i.jllie. Jones, *
I'i'i .Miss .Jennie JL 1'hainpion vice- 'V
president. .Miss (ienevicve Vincent, see *.<
rctnry, .Miss W-ijluTniina Thompson. "v
treasure**!?The other members are: v.v
Misses Florence (iantt, Uos .1. (Has- ,
I -at herine. Afaek, Vivian Nance., ?
Maynie" Sartor, Alary Williams, .Maria
Williams, Willie Mae Y-oiinp. 1
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The F.ss Tees were entertained on ?
Friday Oct. 12th at the home of Miss ^
Willie Able Youhr.. After the hnsi ^
n'ess was completed the meeting was
turned over to the hostess, who had at
lanpcd three tables lor whist. At tin ,
(! .so -of the (.times the prizes wen <
av aided to the following young ladies- ' J
1 si prize a bottle of-. Three *Jfloi\ei 1
perfume, AfjSs Vincent. Miss .Ciantt *
cut. consolation and received a-- box
I" Ousting powder. Tlie booby went
to M iss-Sartor.-.- -?. - - - - n- .? ..J. J
? A delicious course of potato salad
mi lettuce, pickles, fried chicken, hot'
roll* and cocoa was served. Tin"' af- 1
teinoon was an enjoyable one to alt 1
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Last Thursday night there' ^mis .a"! ^
1U1!..1'- ivt- Hin.. - - ?
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^cd.-tlial Abraham I-menfii w iry a great",
a aii lliail CJ< ( r :? \V;i Tuti'doi:. The
-n'.^altvu.-iiixluAVjUtu |4<
" I'. if. Bbgan made an interesting [
'aik- for the I. V"1 titer an*l t?.? ?lx the subs J \
i iVinn of Rev. S. K. Bhtkc ami ma- j *'
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ny id hers .promised to. subscribe lat-.|V
_er. Rev. 10. \V. Civi'ter t In- pastor is : ^
a .voting man but is rendering accept- ^
rdde work at. this place. . -<
?I'fdrty night r..tmd n-- at tli.- Pajrelet
River Baptist Association, -in
,-i'ssinji with the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
ft Hill, Rf-v. J..II. T.ee pastor. Ih'. A <i
A.- Si 111s preached the Kdueat tonal
J sei num.' *
j^MI'he following, are, attending- ,*t4toolv(
v .lerolinc (loforlb. Miss Maggie ^
I J. i'ognn, Sims Hi, Miss Elizabeth
j Seutt and Mr. Mibtf 1). BTvgan are in \
I Benedict College. ^
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SEEING THINGS
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nl.v "i\ > iru f Thursday's "until the
:il ?Hr;u ('lassies, Allen vs. j
rrd'K t. This^raim* should be esfpec- u
v v? ?+V? . 'nr. Holh schools t
X1 ittin ? !li:'i t hii ? dvains out work- i
every day. " " " f
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Villi i * i t-? Cin-,1- |
i' a. . .1 Ili trains great 1
is". t'i, r Tall vis at .fever hcat-tri ?
.nil! ' .si i\,iols have .irreat *
uio_i>: ' ::,.i! IkI'MUsi1'- dMhc inter- ]
. nta'i 'j:. ii au tin m by Columbians .
rnvii .i'r delccni.ined to give j
T li'. " :r?r-r't "!' tbeir. supporters.- t?t
' ' ; 11 ? ' i " i.j?unlidly behind _
eel i ; ic, s. would be
ii; l'r< .. Ar i. iiftu'dict. ami Book I
iTi : i i I'd r< as .much enthus- '
!l( nun <'olumbia'x eiti- |
is. a- i1."? ik i n'M.r ity and Cblum- I
. iii.* ! "r nl'i , ail. an of th< m are 1
!iv!!; -ynyvftal city's brand
:toiitj'i.iV I'tv i;ridi"i'?l|u.
'lit ' >"' <) ill. jti .f r the. Jiast two
I^^WdT. Mien's Varsity, and
V-.- \ UMu.n-quarter-hack of
It ,\ i" ' ; n-i .Benedict, in former
a* . hi a h\ donned the molea>
- ii'i i in- ' Id and Blue. It was
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uu'iu i.i u n;m i>iaun lust uy.
tchfntiur.. hot because of thetV late
|.liv.ui<>n to medical school they
Vo~|"!7. (V I on the waiting list. While
iting t hey sire pursuing courses-'
d'u\g to-a diiVerent degree, and arc
home additions to the squad.
ach -l.oa.i < n d'tho Alleiveleven was
teliav j i it' uiner at. Oherlin last
sr. w'dvh n m .n<ls us that President
nr. v ; i one 'time an outstanding
a' i.t tin- 11i itist itution; .and ProfV
Slu'tiiel.i of State Col'"
id' tin* ?'hd.luuiinarieS.' .
t'hsvh / \Y foiml'i'ly star of the
a.-hiv: . a ; i: 1 .leU'ersOn eleven, is
ad coii-. h a' Howard this year. He
s a.' liiaiaai.t | jJTTdfhfer w hile there
d ,-lti-.i!ii. tu! !t dint a good tenth.
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Saturday, October 207~i92gT~
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ON THE GRID |
GARDNER "'II .
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' It makes a fellow feel good when,
imoftg a crowd of 40,000 spectators
Lt least 3l>,000 of them belonging to
-be?Caucasian group, he sees two
?etubers of his race group on each
earn standing out preeminently above
lie ot'hor twenty men on the field.
I'hat was my experience at Brave's
u lit Boston in l'.HD when Johnny Shel ?
mine was in his hey dey at Durtmo'th. ~ !
tnd '"Ink" Williams had taken up
chore "Frit/." Pollard, had left off at- j|
drown. Those boys were the center
>t" attraction, but regardless of their |H
teing?marked nleu they rose to the
icights and made that groat throng ^
I.ast week on nut1 sports page "e |
/afried the cut of Archie Lewis who is
the mainstay of the Carroll eleven, ?A
which "reminds us 'of .the improtant ^
ixut Negroes have played at the larger
universities where they have not
been"debarred from participation-inthe
.Inajhr-sports. Fritz--arid - Leslie ,
Pollard wrote their names indellibly
upon the athletic scroll at Brown,
"Bill' I.ewis, is still talked about at
llaryard, Matt Bullock and Johnny
Sholburne will always live in the
hearts of Dra.tmouth men, Duke Slater
cannot be erased front the memories
of the Iowans, Nor can the Washington
and'JelFcrsonians forget. Charley
"West: There- are others who have
done much toward allaying prejudice
in Sports whom this column will give
due honor from time to time.
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I like to write about these men becausc
l have known most of them pef^
sonally, and . know of, the sterling
traits of character which Helped them
to surmount the barriers they wore
compelled to" surmount in order to
achieve what they did on the grid- iron.
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Watch the race in the S. A. I. A. A.
It promises to be the tiRhest in years.
Rc.ncfli.ctt Paine and State have \v-on r
their first conference games, while
Haines.has been'the heavy loser; havInR
lost to Benedict and State. Walker
Baptist was'Paipe's victim.
ball!
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