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Benedict Ir
Method
Allen 1 InriHIp tn
Withstand Terii
fir Onslaught of
Famished 1 lger
? *???:?Fair Otaun'1 . Stad'upn. s' >'-* ' 1 _
There arer'about -1,000 people:prcsc.iu
?n witness the annual game botv^cj
'.-Coinmhia's two Collegiate jivU.IUil??'n.-> "
Allen- and Benedict. Because thvy
" ?Fd lotaiteihin The-snnw ei-t V \ he alb ^
jrianee of-Columbians .i's Kutuiaih di-.
>ithd.?-Al-.a-v< pri. r !' this game.
tljejjfc arc many- i?r-FntisliC*attons a
to what, the outt-oine av th^he. 1 he
-Benedict eleven .has ivehh tin- tippy>
:??-hand??n"11? ?a?''.CTfTm-'T ' ' 1 ' _
though the game has" he en wall pla> red?and
the fighting ^pijrited. Allen
? -*" r.'imo nearer achieving! victory . las.i
. year . than . she has in year-. TTiTTT
memorable eon test end* d Tn rt l,-(. deadlock
to he phiycVl oil today, hoi'some
reason. I.have-not been able to
ascertain, whatever .odds there are
i....... ...'....A. ,.it \ !li nti ?-hnru-ies to
uuvc uvirii vii i ???v i-. ? ,
win in spile of Benedict's "havitv? tho
?i-i.ftiril f..r'lhe cunt'nt season.
We are' about to find not for ourselves
which' is the belter team for
Referee Shellif'ld has *iust blown His
whistle. Pandemonium .is- rmjrninjr.
21 in both stands. Allen's cheering section
is assisted materially, by Allen's "
. brass band, while Davis' band is-hrlping
the Benedict ballyTho<>. There are
many beautiful women cheering for
each team. Old arads. are. .present in- '
V"Tfing' reminiscences of .'the- thne..
when "I was the star on 'the team ;
and prevented the other team from
.. scoring," <>r :"when 'I ran sq many
yards for the lone Touchdown of the
pame." This ''Bull", has to cease for]
Captain Adamson of Benedict has
v- ' won the toss and do ted to kick-oil" to
' Allen. Allen elects to defend the wi-.^j i
LI 1 II KIJU1. 1 IIVL.L' .11 l-l If >> I (HI uimm
therefore no-particualr advantage in j
the choice of goals. Tlie ganiy is on;|
"Bus" Williams kicks uif to Captain
Cannon, vho-fumhl.es and loses the,
ball to Benedict on the kick-oil'. On ;
the very first ptay Benedict. trios it
~ "is tackled so?hard -that ln.v_f i;nd>1rI
" It looks as if the game' is- going lo(
degenerate into' a .comedy of cujurs.
, No scoring in this quarter. I?^he
; second quarter Benedict .took it ovojr
after two hr' three son^atio^fil plays,
?In?vhkh "Bus" Williams was . the
dominating figure. There was nTTTnore
scoring.' Benedict's goal at no time1
.during the game was even threatened
Allen showed n m-enf defensive tehiif
but1 was entirely bereft of anything
that mildly resembled an offensive.
The Benedict team deserved the C,jbi
! victory for Allei) was completely outclassed.
Benedict showed the effect
of a longer period of training under
? a particular s,\stcm and her work wa.
k 4 niore effective. Allen has a groat
team in the making.
1 ?The-outs Winding stars of the game
were Williams, nay mil and 'T.nmter
Jones for Benedict. W. Burton, Can?:
?ftbn, Goodwill and PoTtcrflold fur Allen.
The lacking "pr- both Cannon
and Williams was of a high onlev. It
.. was especially thriljinp to. real foot
* bailers to watch the beautiful spirals
produced by Cannon.?Tn i hr. <-,pin'M>n
of this writer neither school at this
point of the season lias^a great team.
and in order to overcome fojyjiidablo
opposition must work Teal liuifl. The
" final score of the pa me was BenodiM
6, Allen 0." 'Touchdown by "Bus" Wil"
' lianas. ;
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BENEDICT ALLEN
\r ' .Pflwfft E. E. Gooriwir
jfer- A^?MWaoti v??L. T. TZooncc, Jnme?
Argylo L. CL Rhbdef
Gaulden ' C. , Pofterfiob
? Gregory RTf?: CarWirtttM
- VJohnson T. " ~ Bradfbji
f?t " "Jwiw R< B;?? rr" G il e >
Williams Q. B. Harpei
Hubert L. IE B. . . W. Burtor
' R. Hill R. H. B. Jacksor
r~ Hughes F. B. Cannor
jT Score by Quarters:
mrt'-rc.- o r, o o ?i
A, Uy --- Q ? 0 ?f
s Sul/stitu1 i<>ns: B. C.?Stevens foi
3 .
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of Obs
iimerses
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usi Ciievei
J'riiuV.' I^rrnm fo?' Stuvtq}.<. A
t:' l. ' 1). '"V 1<>Vil
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: ()iVn.')uls:.ShrlU- I>1 < Ol.mlin> IM? i
(Paiur) . Valvar
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i (.AMI: 1.1 AA uy i'i A^.
. . Q ;a! ti.'i- Allvn ilviVnilimr^t
. : ;o);n f; 'H??. M-iml kidks *
\Vii'am> ;iwlis.tvA:ami,n. jAuni
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i\ i. >.v< ! >; lU;m*iiii;t/*s 'I'ftU 4?r*t '
,lm> \\ iMiani?,iiyi.nu
t p. nali.'. i T"? \anls 1\ r iUctJal i
t juu?is ?.n otVcn-o. William's aaim
rm\i' Vlay. ar-mml .yiiil.
Hans aVic-nVins forward pas-.. lnco
a.-. A.i:'n'ia'|S air-'liv'r WnvarA pa
1- , I, i ' a 7 tVrrnl i'/m. 1- "? .-^vcb^w
;Aw.ii .Williams Kicks: Allan's n
,,v. 17 \ - ai line. ; W. lluri-n v\-w !'
i>. :i;i.*! A mi. -hn-ksan hinr'-uir -tad
s \iii\U ami lir't M *vh,~On '
~ ,V" play IYTTvu pfnaluud .15 ya>
JV r illegal use of hamfc-on' offeh
J fort on pet's i.ll' taek.lcv' ( amv'n ?v
2'tlnotltth eenle-r orf fake klik.
. r. kicks to VVilliajnV* pn third d i
mutlV Ikdl.'AV. Burton i'cc
Ayk Mli rr^ lmll ,,'n 15 yard line.
Burton. fails to {pain mi first -'.pi;
Burton yets.'2 urV tackle oh second" pi
Chnn-n Kits one thrU center on n<
Vfiiry. licxt C'anii'o!! kickjh
dick's 2-Vyardline, Benedict's !
it.; and ten. ' )y Jirsi down Willi a
. !: -" t<>. Allen's 2*', -yard line. Cam
nviitfs- kick. - Benedict ^ecovci. \\
'ialits . timpts. K<?al 'from fold, F;
hallu.n own li. y;..:d .Ta
' r V.". .< a;e I*. r:i v. 1 it. ( aiint'.n*
;y> i i.V' r paini-cl. L'nnnoiV k: *k< l^Jy
edict'- r?.~? yard lliu.. Benedict;5?: hi
\\ -iUiaais. at'teir.p.ts pass. It:;fit a int
i'iand nnikes/lfr. yatd. rani ..Vile
yaj.l. lirsc^jdowjj'.. Allen lifnaliz* :d
Jfards v.tf.. side. .Burton vi T^tlii'o'
i iMml. il .-.n-k.V
v.t>n jrr.r^vr rrrfT^ r. ,
, :: V!-n.;, .\V;!!;:lni< fhfdwn J
yard. <'iu< (iv. i!i, Allen's. -1i<Ata.t-k!*-.
ra^<'fi-?7l5i*H
" alS td '.lolieS HOtS. 11 'yard-. IVdiet
has- I mil nn Allen's - yard. K
hI'll.1 Hi: ! renter.: f:
'in :is ir'I"!' rn!?? '?
' ' '' 'i?ii'. tin' 'In1 ii?': ;?;.lieir '
' ' ;n -im i -un:iVil. On thiril ]i
fails In tvyill <11 taikle. \\
thrown |<>v inss .?>n Onirth play.
Jen's hail mi her nun ~> yard lino,
lirst play Allen fuinhlesdnit- Veynvi
l-'irst quarter, end* w it-h-J?all- on
len's i> yard- lint in her i?ns a ...'
with 2nd down, ten yards t'u tro. >*e
at end of (^iuirteri -Allen l). Henydio
. Sordid Quarter. Ica'.v.r. have
! .versed iti-< hs. Allen no\v..defc
inp oas lorn poal. Allen V hall-on p
k*> yiTRL line. Si'eoinj'i and ten. Bui
; fails to gain mn I'n -t play. Can
kiek.s.ort RvhodtcCs hall oil
jlet.'s.l# yard line. \yiHinm* pains
' ; HIT) on fiiki1 1 ml von. AViliiiHoV in
:t\\o around riplrt end. Ail: ins at It'll
' pass, Grounded. , A\ iTlin.i,us tries 1
1 amili Tinuhhaoki, ,\lien's hall on <
_'o y.'ii {! ^ 1! r. < . . I: ie k II flips three t
i <-t nte'r. Jackson h??es three on 1
"play. Camion kieks-to Williams. G
" . s him 1W":hlS 'tlJll'k.t. T1*'-** M
it 1 Williams, Fncoinplefe, On next 1
W'illi.fms makes sensational end
: for yard's. Ball on Allen's 22 \
1 1'P.o, ?lli nediet's?Loll?In st and
j ("Fat*" Cooper p<>os in. for Guile
K. K. for .Yllen.) Hipr'ies pels
thru center, Hubert pet's i."> on
"'[day t.h.i'tl Ci'llU'l. Hill on AHoid^.
yard line. (Benjamin Cooper jro?
j for Cavniiehael, Allen "Hb^ Tl.
i Ponediet fni!. t? take it. over on"
1 pl;iv. Williams entries it over
i i c xt. B.rrtodic? ?> Alkm 0. Try
i jVIuiiI attempt' <t~ky '~i<7iy "TTT fl~eht~j
-Ijer.T.! .-I ATt-'H 0 ' I*
I diet kic"ks otV to Alien-. Bradford'
| vies bull?r, yn i ?L= " ?Hull 'in A Hon'
yar<l -tfTRv - J7?ckson JJOts half-.v
. Burton ftets three olf tackle. -Cat
. kicks to Williams. No (fain. Willi
i kicks t<> Camvop. T'enedii t ponalz
t yards. D1V sale. Allen's' ball, Pflfl
i yets 2 thru renter. Jackson gets.f
first (hiWn. Tass Jackson to Hai
; Incomplete. Pass froip Jackson to
I hon.-Ineomp^tc. Penalized n_.yi
. i Pass from Jackson to. Ooodwin
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(li t . . X. X v. ?.Already
ar -.-i 1- ' -Wing r.uinifrstod
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.V/i "lfi?H-<;lnssic, j
J- ,V . > ! .-rh'phtloU , i
>1 :'i lUaiol. on |
I . V .1: v. aU-rs .of the j
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V' . -'.vca ]lhe !_.niul Grant;
;n' v , ;\'.A , ; . ' C a-Jxa^.a m<re
. I - . v : .Mltihff could
? ? .. '?i ihc di'U
. ' . ' -. lUntious. this ia ko???rr_^_
, .. . . iu'n. and n
. ; , l'lvtiK'nlai'. porform(ITT
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] ;v-r,:U ve.vcrsaT of form,
1 L- j'-; j" S 111 \ T'lllVluiiiimv
,ul 1 t;cmcnt in the
'!U ..r i\.v that -reasonj
'?via.'h :> yv.iir.K .his, first
,;--Tv' ;U j > hue cmiditiV** forWT
\, .. .. .fitfhe. one -of the
1;.. .. .p. u.; \vn for ln>s.. on
Uh v. ' , w.u. I,.. ' i);n-V n to Burton
.li i '> i.:..,.;t.i,t'"oi).
ur ' .... t'. liu-ir f si si; to CAUU^ii
ici-e- -v,-. I:: i* V . P.' v^d'-.-i (*?;' Alleni'pl
W' -- t(s
?^ T?,'Si. ( <(N1) HA I.IV 'Jt-ts
'p cy.i'a A'.lt'-n defends' wosm*
;iia u ;,?* :... /^k?vir?; \y imams
vn. : ' n 1 'arinoir runs it hack
,v- " j v / T: r.sinidt > hut",recovers
\V. Ii-v, x . . ,i, . av vmd C'nrtrion
Sy. jT r- -f vers. On (irstlay
\): ; ? . \ ;.!/< <1 V"? yards for
xi lf~ ?if*} . n "'.Vfn i\:f. \Vilt'
> - ( ' to, t'ahnop mns
.;fn TV~~ i,7 _ J'-ii'-'n 'ffirrkrft' run
TTTT r T^_? ' . ? ?(11.1, ^4+4 lixSt? ?
, *. i' i : i! i>'.>*i* iruanl.
*?lt Y- ' Kir tirons
Us., t.v ! i\ .VV;? n> .Tairl.koh' thrown
.M;- ; ' t ; i' - to' Williams.
y >. ; .* i h's -tracks.
i- ,v_. - ?' .? <('.mnoa
Burton tola's
tr* s' ;n'.. ! ."ji j?o*U. around
nV . i i ( ' Cannon ucts 1 1-2
"> : , >' j-.. -I.(in jii}Is !t
"j: . .v ?- ;**! I.ir tackle.
, 4 i,. j .<V ; in. 1 :TC> ni;>lot.c.
. . . .... ... -f yurd linr.
i'"i* WO" '(i va'i] Unc. Burl
:i'/ n ' *u?d i ml; T'jixs.
A'ii j j A :'la r tyP*. A.Hyn ponr.i'y
" U-y.,'!.,", 11 kiel;s to AVilnr;
. \s - {' '11 yawls.
tils' Vr (j-'yawls in ex'"
' i- i P?sa
lid i-\,-.\7~ / r r. .1 Vks 4o Willay
. T. : i i ..H \yrlUanis
Al- llu!'."!) - \' > - ' uml c'.i'l. -1? tin oh fails
On ,?V j: (iuarti v oiuls with hyll in Al1.
n'- j> c- -i< i:-.-S t v .at ( nd'of ?iut\rAir
. i&z.-A!Ion u. <?
ion.-r
ore ! ', :]y '.y. rt.. r Nek on fails- to
to.- n. lla H- - \Y:Hhim& - fciro,
' . " ' i liiyk. 1 tl'CO-VC'VK,
nd- ?r . .y:?:il?. iJurtoo ?r?:ts thre.c
?\V.n ! IT..'.. i'.'.o n i('.M/s"2 on 110X1
ton ; lay; l':\> ' in to fluilos
lv.n n> K r , i .latiycn inter'At-'
-T-Ai oy '.If.-t-s "ATio runs in yank
me i.-t ;:i;l.ol, :i?ail yOt in Ben-Lm?.-jft-i'
1,-.till t?mus. hill
rjn , 1 - ,5,-. ft-.V ' nil jrani." On -next
iol.l j lay W-llian. Y'hv s'.<Uop into Allen'*
\vn . <-. v. liail <ni lifi' own 3(
In n ?y "??-f* ,:i ' !!?':i i If tnolfli!
ip\l ill-ami i* - i ni citiro'lciliack sneak
iin >'1 'i . (ui-i mil oiid. * anoon :
h-hi-s- 1 y tj-ill. Rolled jet's _lsil
day ! .?! j.; y;. 1 k: c. Williams jrets sevet
niW-nrV.n?<i vciiil. '-llilj jM'i* Z < \\ ? RUard
'aril {; - ; , r. fAyr yuaVd but fum
ti ll. !.'.! 1; ' >' a >' < "V. I>viI '.<m'rarrie;
S'litlall for *m> :n. Jackson pots- -1 a
I T?-I\ Willi.irii.lake
' i ;; ;: p.. t,' .Ti ynvf' ?. 'William.
ruiciLvl , m i'.. t. v.l'.'i ?to pain
* in 1 !;.; > <<>: i Sv * n 2 ?yawl tofia^Q
C5.V.J first play. .1 >;?' ?; -on; tak?*-4 arouw
first ri. (trnv- rrv^'.:< !. ' ? Williams, wfi
on ran ; it back "? yards. Willianvr kick
for j iij ( ,uuiu,ir ( fai_l s t<> {'aim l>ur
*00* '-" ll~t'lrr'r^*p- - L-wml -L_f ^:r 04 ClIs
rrrt?s n? .I, i? ;? _ >; * :j ynrd-. Pannn
car* kicks 1m V, .:!?hni?\- Hall still 'in A1
''?! ''i'ir,'?t' : ! '.I ."."J ncnrilicl':*?bull- .. .
:? >]. minute tn play. Williams {rets 4 a
inon round < nd. lien- diet penalized 11) yds
ihtiis for* illetval u~i<- of* hands. _ William
cd f> kick; to Cannon who fails to {jail
nnon P. jvton passes. I'ass grounded. Jack
t for son failed complete pass.-*1) yar
rper, penalty, f'aruyn attempts- pass. Tr
Pan ceirnpTefce. CaT?Td~Ttlds before penult
irds. is inflicted. 'Scow at oimI.Benedict f
nets Allen 0. '
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Q LEADER |
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hardest plunging -hacks in-the game,"
h;\s several~t1iW?7lrocrixhnFon ort the
C. I.- A. A. mythical eleven. Other
members of the squad who have repeatedly
been given such distinctions
are Patterson"at" center, Hester on the .
end. Miller at guard and Coleman,
the triple threat Ave- who not only
made the C. I. A. A., but was unanimously
chosen rts an All-Amevican
ies will lie soon, St renter, . "Ponr",
~W1 Ison~ahd "Firpo*'~'CimmngKhin. all;
of whom wove placed either on the
j second or third string,all C. I. A. A.
eleven. Rayfoi'd, a local High School
^ f I. r-iir-.if f.ill.'fre fiimo
and Stewart of Seminary, men of re
putation and (. xponcnee wiTT shaTc
lamely in bearing Xht~Tt r u hT~"oTThegame.
^
By special arrangements, busses arc
being chartered, Kords flVe being overhaiiled
and extra preparations are being,
put ihto execution to provide
means of conveyance so that the loyal
supporters of the AggieBulldogs may
bo on liiiltd td urge tln.ii study Vonr.
on to victory.
"ON TO ORANGEBURG?, is the
'"Slogan. - )
Raging Tornado Destroys
All in Path !
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BOOKER T. TAKES TWO
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"Unable to withstand the terrific on-1
! slaught bl tTft??Booker?Wiv binei f{
hacks, Gilliam, Bailey and J)avis, Jack
High school of? Camden came out
|.at the small end of a 13-G score. Tive
Camden boys were alert on the ofi'en
i ivo; bill were weak on the. defcnsi'.oami
i.s a result.Cnimbled before,.thy
Tornadoes' well-directed attack. .JackJ'soil's
lone touchdown came in the "nl
| quarter by covering a tumble on 15. T..
I w'm. 20 yard line and running a series
of. line play-T. .The; C olumlTTa" boy:;
scored in tlyj second qml fourth quarters
by a: series of aerial and. line
di:i\c*r"iTftd end rims. Mctz played a
j"brilliant game at right tackle for T>.
;T. \\\ while Whittukor starred for the
i homo team. , _
KOOKKlt WASHINGTON WINS
j .\. ' . FROM L1NCOI.N II Kill 18-ft;
The boys played well showing inueh
i science and skill during THe entire
' ganve. --The.ro were .thrCe touchdowns,
made first -by Bradlev: second be
?Ihiulio; ;m<l third hy. fiilliom. The
""good kicking of Scott and W'.lute kept
our hoys outT>f the danger '/one. Gfl?
I liam made some beautiful end runs,
Davis and Bailey plunged the line
for many yards. Hughes intercepted?
two passes for great gains; one. for
a touchdown. The well directed yells
helped to lea.d0our hoys on .to. victory.
A large crowd witnessed the game.
, Kveryone seemed to enjoy the game.
( from start to finish.
Aggies Chase Union
Panther ' ;
i . ?""" ' 7 ": "
t Greensboro, N. Oct, 12 f>.?tlhdci
5 ideal weather conditions amidst 'the
1 echoes of a howling audience, on a
* favrwhlc?grjdiron. here?'m?W+e?Zl*
morial Stadium, the 'Union Panthers
* stoiid on and saw their pennant hopes
1 get a decided set-hack^ Under the
U leadership of Captain Lane, the hard
' plunging fulhhack, the leader who did
- all of the passing, punting and a
* larire portion of the ground-gaining,
- the1 Aggie Bulldogs, I rail hi?? at the
Mid ill' the first half hy a score of-Id
to 0. tame hack 4n tho final half, full
L 1 of determination tool wil-h n ivinvnu.
11 ; a ted spirit, cut do"WTT*+hr- lend (if the
' invaders, took the lead and in one of
'' ] the most thrilling finishes, came "under
s the tape with six points to spare
Yes, the Spectators Rot their thrills,
s 14rerkind*i:eadeiijnav be reminded. ot
rli( fret thnyf'nirh Rwici))'< hoys 1.1E
tered into the'fracas without the ser
d Vices of "Bus" Cnlcmnrfr. Greater nin
l" Continued on page eight
? FOOT BALL RESULTS
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d Livingstone 18; Paine College 7. ,
i- A. and T. 25; St. Paul 0. . .
yi Hampton. 38; N. C. State 7.
?; J Va. State 32; St. Augustine 0. 4
I Howard 0; Bluefield 0. *
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SEEING THINGS
iv. ' ' ' '
;t>'~ II. W. BAl
The" Allch-BciiCdict game is history,
'.he "iJ"- hoys will he arguing about
until Thursday of next Fair week
. suppose. . ?:
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It seems that State.is JeteiiuTuud
> roin]) in under the wire this seam.
.State and lii hc<lic~t~tm>the only
anis. in the As.ociatione that have
. I h \ ;i.!(!n!'!e?t |?iniion?m+4?kept
*A^ 'iyijpi',1) .i<M(oAs <-h'ar. Iten1
lle+H;--vv-hik' Si ale 1ms disposed of
.'nines, Paine and Georgia State. It
iVould .he a groat battle when State
:.d Benedict nVeet.
"Rod" Goodwin and "IVish" Portth*1i
Id -were towers of strepgljv for Alii
last Thursday. Goodwin, was down
v- 1*. M (i>i (>very play and seldom did
mi?, his- man. Porterliohl is about
e' in si center for his weight I've
,i vol' roon in notion.?_
Foot
t' THE CLASSIC Of
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1 JUyingstone Coll<
THANKcGIVIN
Roth schools have relati
(ought game is in ?loie.
: ADMISSION
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THANKSG
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ADMISSION
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FOOTBAL
AO MISS
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Saturday,-November 10,1928.
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M(iAlil>Ni:U ?
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"1 Jits \Vill;.uh-j, the- llenctliet field
KciH'i'nl s eri'ilH .for the mivir
"her. in.whrrir-h' ?.jUL-klie?? his campaign J
t ai4.:iin~C A 11? I . 1 i- i.m m j'l.a when to'?
Ki'U-be. ih.Q.- - . ^
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1 ? **R' V? ;U'r
i :iyvn a (front M
iMiil ; ihy llAjiiists. M
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