Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE EIGHT. Cont \ - .' ' ' '" ~ " ^ V u *" ...? - Morris Outplays -: ?;?-v.1 Ola fli ri-EleVefi Orangeburg, Nov.. 9th.?Clafiin's eleven was unable to withstand the powerful thrusts of1 the-Mov-ids-ColIegc gridders of Sumter and thus tastec their first defeat of the season-hy a sepre of 19-0, ( The firgt half was played without ?' a Rcore heine made by either side f with Morris College tin the offensive 'most of the time. At the close ol * ?:rmT> hnlf MorTis i-arried the bul 'to within five yards of scoring whcr the whittle blew for time. duel ytith Morris always out of dam get*. Oaflin wa*. -not Joa careful an< ? "'allowed a kick toTseptnck/'d 1111(1 Pi'covered by Piggs of Morris Collegi for the first -touchdown. Another touchdown a few minutes, later calfi.t ?V.n i-"!'" Wln-n a kick w:i? ^.'blocked and a penalty for hold me put the ball within one yard of Hit the troal to be~carricd over by (ii eeiu for thu next touchdown. The last touchdown was made by a drive dow'r the. field from the fifty'yard line witl four successive first- .dbwivs and tht carrying- of the hall across by Delaine. Only one exPra point: was madi by a completed pass. Morris used end ruiis. lines drive? and passing with telling etl'ect. whilt Clafiiri with line plays and a few pas ses \v:ts unable to march when neeessary. ;?- ' r??.. . ; /.. Score by, quarters: -.Morris- ' <1 0 12 7?;U Claflin -0 .0 0 0 ? f Bull Dog Devours Savannah Team Orangeburg. S. ('.. Nov. 9th? Soutl Carolina State College marched at wil for touchdowns against Georgia State College before a 'large crowd at the score of 39-0. Georgia State made a good stand it the first half and held the "Bulldogs' to a score of 7-0. The second; hat I was g different story. ' Georgia could not stop'the drives-of' Cotton, Cunning ham. Greercr: and I'laver \Vho' seemed to get the ball and not lose it until the goal was crossed, .... South Carolina State's line held every attack of the invaders arid allowed only three first downs during the game. The "Pups"' South Cai^diriaV , fourth team was put in the fast, few minutes of the game for a taste of the ?Georgia meat. Almost nvory nf:in on the S. C. State'.s squad had a chance to play. It was simply a east of a sffring teani against a weak op. -h ponent. ..- * ? Orangeburg Fair (irdiTnd.?A-fU-t overcoming .what was considered tc be much opposition in the first half State College "Bull Dogs" found it easy to make.points at will against the fienrod'Jl ' fitntn tonm fi-dm JSiivnii. ????pah; ?To?ths-sur-piuse- oJL_Lhc 1am number of fqns who had gatheret ' from miles around, State (South Car olina) did not try any fake plays, on ly three end runs, and a very few passes, which means that she worker hard on Georgia State's_Jine. .?; ?ihc. hoys from " Savamiah.iib-Owgi mtich pep In the first half, but witl 7-0 odd against them to start th< ndxt half must have knocked the pej ? out; The scoring, continued to the ?7 ?Stale the loser 1 Score hy quarters: " Georgia "State ~ 0?ft? 6-=H -ft 6: State - 0 7. '20 12 ?3l \ .. ; * _ Colleton Defeats ?? BeauTort Gridcl::i> Walterboro, S. C., Nov. 5,?Thi Panthers of. 0. T. S. entered the a rena last Monday with a foot ltal ? game with Robert Smalls High o Beaufort on C. T?athletic field ?_i The^Panthers' line proved too stront for the opponents. The Panthers niad< their advances chiefly by line plunge; while the opponents attempted their: with fake plays, most of whicb wor< broken into by the Panthers. Never theless both teams fought hard. Th< result was 12-6 in favor of C. T. S The scores by quarters are: ' , C. T. S. 0 6 6 0 ?1? R. S. H. S. 0 0 6 0 ?.( The Panthers will play St. Georfj< school team Friday, Nov..16th, at th( Colleton County Fair. - ' '* ' ' ."""i? a - r - .A,. i f.'ftiTi'itfft I >RTS inued Seasider Clips Eagle V Talons ; IIAM I'TON SCORE'S 38-7 WIN OVKK N. C. COLLEGE. ' r . - -4 I *- Hampton, Ya.; -Xov. 3?Ttjc'.'Hantl? 1 t< n- ^HrsUk>rs'' mat a dck'i'minid fighting foe in the N. C. College "Earglcs" lure today, and altho Hamutt.n ' \\ n "Sthe . Carolina eleven -muni* ' iS?('ir tield general. Cong. scored more points ou the "Seasiders"' than ;any I ?tluT contender .to date. The tight fUr1 tiished hy the* almost '.reseryeldsfc "Eagle'" e!i von played nearly three quar* : firs before a substitution was made. * linker's forty yaitl run pavecl the way L fiir the first Hampton score. He CS1S ' jlt'ld ThP litlll^Tiu i mid kicked. thoai-V ' tra point/ On a Hampton fumble Jories. the' "Eagle" -right tackle re' covered..the ball and ran ninety yards : f?r flie Carolina eleven's only louch" down. Walker kicked IhOP.VllU |mint v linker feceivctl a pour {Hint?aml.Zrai! ' thirty two ypi'ds for another touch1 iliiwn neai' the end. of .the first halt ' Ills try for the extra point failed. 1 . " y, ; ' Atlanta University;? Defeats Morehouse ' i ' ; , :* Atlanta. (la.. Nov.. "..-^Morolyrtw t/ !!i - c and Atlanta- University | tr;^ J diiion'tVl rivatk:. ain , fought It out. The jrame ended 12-1 i with the ^tarpon team liiakinsr desperate clVort to make another touchdOwr Atfanta University was the first . to st"re l'oj' c;nl> in tin 'lir. t gnnrtei they took the hall on the 50 y<l. line end .drove it over for. a touchdown I Wi trains did most of the jrnininjr. ?Ar laUempt to drop kick the extra point 1 failed." Near the end of the first quarter A. U. hloeked Morehouse punt i on the 18 yd. lne and went over foi 1 their second touchdown. The Maroor team then began to*, drive and made ' several desperate efforts to'score. The > Ini!Landed l'i-0. A. U. In the fast j hall j Morehouse made .r> lirst downs i While A. U-. made I,' / '! TIh? Mprdhouse hoys eanie bach with plenty of fmlvt and drove'the I 1 .tell" well, into A. U'S. territory and kept it tin-lo until Kills blocked one of Ir.Y.'U's. punts on-the 11 yd.- line I .Jantes. drove it over fo ra touchdown. 1 Mosley added " the extra point "with K drop kick." The fi.uht "teas then on ae'din A. U.'made an, effort to scort .' and moke certain her position but with several passes attempted to sc6rc The final. whistle found both teanif . hard at. it. IhSTATE COLLEGE LOSES Ql'Alt. HA('K ? AI'I'I'.NI)I('ITIS CAUSE? ' POWELL TO GO HOME FPU I -TREATMENT. ~ . .[ ' ' * ' ' ; ; .Julian PiamU, cni.ituin of the Staff College Bull Dopfs, and for two sea sons -quarterback, Avars forced to jriv< up. the old -(rathe for awhile and re . lire to his home in Auprusta, (la., foi i - tj i at incni?fI i appcndii itis. "Squire' [ Bowel 1.7ts he is called, litis been playiritr (?ood all season, lie is referred t< by the members of the squad-as heinjp .! the life of the team. His teammate; II and school-mates hope he. will srfot | recover. 1 SEKINfl TIIIXG-S OX TIIK CitJIT>. Continued -from Snorts- I'atre. j hens' ami Stale. She is determined t< jcon all (if "those. . -r ? ' \ * y 1 )t I.aine, (men and McCain arc jfolftvirig In1 rare fnrtn ntriNforrf* necoi'< . !'ing to reports. Morris hears watching ~?S>$f*- tackle:- Johnson C1. Smith Sa uVda.v. She shouldn't experience grea j "amp, as their season's record is no impressive. . ' , - . ; When S. C. State meets N. 0. A. cS ? T. on the 2."5rd the fur should reall; -; flv. if both ''{teams keep up at theT 1 present rate. fi :?" , ^_i_?The font hall season is fast, draw r j tng to a close. "It wont be long now,' j; 1)0fpre you Jun e an opportunity o * seeing the "old timers" in action a ; gainst the youngsters. T/nstyear thi > "old U me i s" held the youngsters t< - a 0-0 tie. r 1 The "old .timers" will have addec ] strength this year so don't he sur \ nris.ed if thgy (\in, Tally Addison ? Jack Williams, Stnlfworth,. Miles Dre ? her, et al., declare they are in thi > [ pink of condition. So save your nick les and dimes to see them perform ?? THEPAf'METT Laurens News . * ' -V- ' / J t '?. ~ ?t-i, ' .Jz WV avc plyaseij to reijnv\ that M*s? Mattie IHtckett has returned. to the city after an extended tvip to' the. 'northern and O.sl.erp eitics. She. re1 port's*' aSvontlerful trip. I Mrs. I.ula I'utmnn amVchildren rc, tinned to their, home ,i|^ Hartsyille r SihhlTfy,. after sperjffnj?ihc summer ' here with relatives# , Mt; Zi<pt school in the, upper part of the t'it.y..epytp,tl its doors, w'ith a large enrollment. Monday. Oct; 2th under; the'saiv^'mar.athdhont and facuh i%s 1L Mrs; Carrie Owens was hostess to 1 tlje Cleaners- ( hd> Friday afternoon jn the parlor of the 'fttnihlinR Shoals j j High" !?! li<11?11 jiiiilditig. V horo-p ninn- ^ jher of ladies eallerl and a very inter-; ' est-inir meotiiiir Was held.'A fH>v WhwTil i delightful .luncheon was served. j . Miss Ida'.Johm-'on left Sunday f'ir Sunpsoiiville where she v ill teach in St. Albans Trau'r.mv school. 7 7 Mrs. Iaija Thompson and Mrs. birthday. supper. in honor of their son ind husband Mr. Aaron Ui'ockniun-on 1 'Thursday evening. - . ' r~v; " We arc s t ry to p< , ort the death of , . .Vi,-. M:;e?i?I* ! i1 j 'i11 1 no i?- n't'lLum: "OuuiuLTixt: 'iifoc'.A. 'She- leaves trr- " m our it .her. h -if a'lxuhdier r'C relatives . niid li tend.-. . t. We are'r.lsd sorry- to report Airs. ciina. JetVe; r.-AIrs. <*: II. Duckett.. "Mr. .T.ohn Wllbams. .Mr, Sanuiel Patterson. Mr. 1.. W. (i.arli'mtou' and-Mrs.' Klla Iticluirdi >tn all "n the srik list. Air. and Mi's UiokUrdsoii til" (Ireon* -. ille. \\i t o tlie ts t' Mr. and Mrs. .|4iiiH-st AT- dih n. Sunday,.- r* 'J i \Ausma _i '/.I n e'f'ded :'.;h- -d ' pel.'-1 Monday . .Oet, 2d. with , an enrollment of 121. , Messrs. C. li. 11uhh:l?' I. K. hy.f'res-^ .ion and -I. t". Hunter, a'ls AI l's'2 \\ liet' | s' one \\ ji in ssm! "t he uponi'itf.. >| The teachers are I'ro'f. (ieo. I'onl- . , ham. Ali'ss-Annie# K. A maker* and i Mrs. (left rude I)cl.av?re Harrison. This sel'.ool is also expect in?.r to put in me louia iruiii ner 111 tne. near hi-. . tui*. .. ' >.' j , ' ~ : 1? : DOG CHASES RANI I IF R . Continued-. f-r<-m Splits I'atrc ,' uui?rt r 1 ni l; Fu'l" - ... ~C -j ' I nir-intr. t he iVr-t half thusa I'nipn ' boys' simply lain roitjrh-shud . over the' .! AgjSrie.s, ' They pimp-red UuJ lima ran | T'-Und the el.ids.' taek.R'd'.nntV passed at. ' will. Ii w a --sirreJy' too much. CotIon. QVi'cn.' Washington, McFarlin , in tlii - t'ranje. I'ninn unleashed a beau i i i fu I foi v. aril?passiily ..attack' and pilr ed up . two tilu.v}!< 1mwlis. 'I heir first score came"when (it een.shiit a '2X yard ; pass to Cotton that piaced the hall, ('on A. and T's. <iyht yard line.' Cot-, ; J t??n tool; the hall .mound left end fo'v [the score. Ano-her hrtiyy-p^ss in the second quarter netted a .second totich-: ilnv'ii when (irceti heaved a pass to. Washington that i ii<(,etl on A. and T's. i ff.oui" yard line-., From here, MeFarPplin split .'v. and T's. line for a touch i down, ...'! | In"flic* second hail',, A. and T, led >, hv the -terrific line plunpi.np of I'.ane. - came hack and sTiowcd a complete re>: versa) of form. ..... . j .! '.(till scored A. and- T's. first, touch.-, down in the. third, i>< i'i. d, after T.anej ' >-nl 1.-:: 1 it'd -i nri rii ' d hi- way thru ?tlfm?ri>i.?" lino f'.-r four consecutive, ) tirsj?'do\vn>. lie raiij.l2f?"yards off tae; Ulc.?, and continued over the poal de? [.spite th.e umpire's horn. Union was i 'o!Vside oh tlit- play, .-and A. And T . pained the touchdown,-via the pain 1 or penalty 1 ufi^th. Unllodps havinp^ 'cUMpg.?I/me ciashcd thru thej . CCIVLC.^M llu- line for the extra point, j i Aftcn a.tiirillinp tic-rial attack, the Isecctrtd :i;at\w!nninp t<>u-.hdown came; i" Th the- dhir'd |u nruT, Kmrrrnr (Triviirp otr! - ] ritfht?tackle for tVie score from the .| seven yard line, after a steady nfarch ? down the field. Strealerv intercepted l^d?mon pass thai .liiitunii'd rill' .theTfflr! . ' pers of iOnt--ot Ins mates an7f pn^hrppdt'lJO yards for the .final score. The try t for <he extra point fnilinp. ? t Lane's Work in. A, and T's. haekfield t-teamsr-wilh Patterson at cantor and 1! Cunningham at right tackle, putting | nip wonderful defensive work.-C. Cun!c , ningham bi'.uke"-thru Union's defense Ifj^cjt'oval times, blocked kicks-and si)t-, r glo-bonded stopped the men in tl'dlT* tracks. ^feFTudih, Cotton, and Green Iu.tc Uni.m'thprbftrdTthrrrrts. with - Washington pnnVmu' ell'. the bigg^t " share of the honovs, The work of f Him (h and TUiPiTT'yis. Union's onds^ahd - j Streatcr, A. and T's. wih'gman, proved E> speiitaculaiu. Score by pei-iofU^, y, Union . 0 0 ; 0 0 ?1^2 A. and T.' -~ ;C o o 7 T2 ?Ifr Scoring touchdowns for l"nion: Cot1 ton and McFarffhji'for A. and T., Rni | ford, Stfentei; and Oijl7 Point after ij toueh^Avn for A< and "TTLane, (Lihesmash). Officials; CupicTi Harvard* s Referee; Conegy, Howard, umpire; - Richardson, Wilherforce, . Linesman, i;' Time of periodfls, 15 minutes. > : ' ? .. ; ?-1 V ' " ?v-..." - * 0 LEADER ? OUI W^r, ' **^1p^> W nnrmu - Hnllman's Tonsorial Parlor First Class .Work? . - CnnH cons Service All Tyltcs at' Barbie _ 111 irig Work Done. 2-1:03 trTrvais St.. Colunibit). S. C ? I 1111 ; f - . f f f . Xif ^ ^ ^ ^ v i I NOVETv % - (i X BIG EVENTS E.v' I'i V ' - ' IE i Y ' . <? : ~ : ' - v, A. . ? r . . A Holiday na ? Ix-i-it .. . and a Special I'ra.urani i; I A Thursday. Novcmhci t Y" State-Benedict 1): X 12 Noon State vs Be A 3:00 Free Acts . Hr : , ' - " ' - I'ri paralions-arF 1% (lranL'rlnirir h:,.. . y, ft-. ? able i!I he seen. fOui f GENERAL, At)MiKi> : A J __ fj- -K;veitliiR . ." <>, Banc! Concert ^Popular Excu ffyaaat^sna??^^??? IP?? afcfcV^t ^yN Novel r'UjS^ " '- T^TwelviTofl ?. ?-T\? . been'multipl r # iw jff times. Has jjiB Negro busine - This success o \ v It is not thO \ ,. about throiij \ , . ' strictest - atle \ r\f tltn dront ??*V vl* * . V through proi \ i ^ which, is lib \t*\ . \ and which, is \? (ho pocket hi V \ people?whet \ fireside, offict \ship, plus i * A ideals of sen - ? \ ? some "of-the \ F BenefiJ stand \ . panics m\ Certainly, w< \ brate this oc " Y And we are c< \ fitting mann Y in? il by t,u \ Point Annivt ..t \ ersil, the n \ \ policy which ; >'? > \ thirty -years. \ frultsof-ouy 4 v ? - \ visions, for c . tain protecti 3 to $5,000, .wit addition. I! small premi ~*y protected ag? ^,P of life. There is a Ni ) i i- f 'ler telling yon more or represents .t foftal eurd ? I, 1/ bring it. Hite full ?sk him tC . date of birth, in Policy in det .. ..c n:\iy <td:ise you properly. Office. AIlOIMAl E|NEF?T Llf U'ME OFFICE ' Poro Beai I ' ' x* f ; ' '' > 1 iair Cultiu'C Facial Massaging, ^ ?MMKS., LY1 .F.S, 11UV I. S. LEEVY'S DEPA 1131 Washington Stree .>^M:?vc^xiC0KC05^3C^m^3ceax MEET ME AT THE :burg C :1 - I* reo r< .pa 4,15 itangbbukg. sc. i r vY OP PAIR ? FF DAILY ATTFJEFAFR <: liv'Yilay, November 14th ,i ucational t)ay & ??.. rr ?.?-???-???.???I< ? !:?rt-fl Tor thi* Students of the Rural S hi i ii arranged for the Occasion. loth Friday, :iy v Clal nedict - .12 Noon 7 ^3:()0 Frc s iiitf made to make this the Greatest j f'. 'li e lie t Attractions, Exhibits and Ki ~ n ikhKiiik space tor all caVs. iON TO GROUNDS: Adi Admission ^fter.frP. M 21 dally l>y State Cgliege 0< ' ' ^ rsion from Cblun . * 1 *' *' Saturday, November 10, 1928. Tl y\V^ triber 25th next, thl9 CQmarks the thirtieth anniverits founding. The little ten Ite of thirty yeiirs'ago has ied an amazing mirfibeir of groivrr into thq "greatest ss enterprise in the.world", has not come by chance, result of luck. .It has Come ih wise leadership and the ntion to the greatest good a est number. It has come dding insurance protection eral, which is progressive, planned to fit the needs and inks of all classes of our her their place be farm or ?r-? ?, workshop or mill. Leaderndpstry, plus the highest ... . 1... i> . 1,.... ritc iu iuc i\j?v.c mvoc tuo reasons why the National i s first amongy)! Negro com- A its thirtieth .anniversary. , b lvave good reason to cele- ~ * m casion.- JB er possible. W'c arc celebrat- " *"* > issuance of,the new Seven 0 fl ?rsary Policy, the most lib- H lost progressive-^ insurance H i we have seen in all these "*" In it *are embodied the experience. . t'lidci1 ill* inc-small premium, you ob- V H on in :i"u'mis. I' iim^SlJilllfl li an cntloicmcnt feature in nder its provisions, for one . um, you are substantially linst practically every hazard H itional Beniifit branch office .^^B itive convenientlyuiear you. ^ ? explain this Anniversary ail, or write i.s at the Home Y * ' }.' ' E INSURANCE CO. ? WASHINGTON D.G tO^OO.aaavOOO.OvOX*<^CO^C8?^ aty Shop \ Manicuring, Hair Bobbing 5 STON & DENDY I RTMKNT STORE | ;t Columbia, S. C. | >:ox>ox*:oooc>ox>o:crox>:oraoro^Q838?gg t t ;. ' ;'".'""X % Bounty | ? - ; - ; ^ ur l '"t"'"' v T &16tH | ; : : vl^i tEE ACTS, EXHIVJ I chools of the County . JLf1 . ?r ^ ; . . . November 16th . & .' ' lin-AlIen Day < ' ?i Claflin vs Allen ^ rse Races ; ^ Acts T \nnual Colored- Fail* atcytainment^ obtain- ? ?-- ' - ' ?.?- . lit 50c; Chi Mr en 25c Y . _. - \z _.zz* . ; -1 )ncert Band ' ? tibia on 15th | A^-A.