Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ' m?-x~ PAGE SIX. re / i=a!B~==^BB=^=^s====^!a5! !; ' - ? v ' - Tiiskegee liger=?== Downs Vlafoons . ? . i , ? . r".. * Tiiski'uvc. fhslitiitv. Tu Kou.o. Al:l. Nov. 23?A" new I'u.-iviv Tiu' r fontball team, born at Xushvillo. 'l i oiu gc, in the last quart of .of fi.v Kfiu-swith Fisk Utiivei'sTty a y.vck ?C? ' . ?was unleaehml in the l!o\CT today in the?game?with i\l>a-v!iuu-<' Colic which was defeated in full-power of the. TiKyr team- yvhich ; .gives promise ?>!'. a v:>\1 -t ;r"J ?*?' machine was lauiu h"1'! "air <t. 1 hir~ M aroons, and it was tK. i.-iarned - power of thu-Xiiior aita k that wore away the hopes pi victory /of "the runs of the nl'ternom -\n.v nm-i.1 -?7? in by. StephensuH-'Jai ih; ti ibaektiejd ace. who tin 10 a ft or tiiye. : tVii-11 r..v in I ? I ~.began in the thin' iHinjaor \\hcij . Captain Robinson blocked. a . .\bvr house kick ami sc< onV.ll _r?j>~ ni<*-.i:y!! and raced away. thir-ty-C'Vif yard.-- .for a touchdown. Stephen - >n > a-pped. back and added the extra point. The last two toii^hdowtVy are credited to Joyner who- bpeked the ' .ill ov.er af. ter Stephenson had placed it there by brilliant runs of <17 and <> 1 yards. In a'duo of trios for the o\tra point - Stephenson-missed 011c, - . ? Abbott's Silk I'yitt RacMii'ld The appearance for the first time this season of Abbott's hacktleld men-, garbed in silk pants aroused the . curiosity of the spectators! Score b>/ periods: . . Tuskegoe 0 0 7 1:5/ .?20 Morehouse 0 0 0.- 0 ?0 A. & T. Kl'LMHHiS' I'iil'll'AiMM: . BIG RECEPTION FOR MR= G1NIA THA\KS(;J\ 1 Nil uL - - - ?? -fGreensboro, Nov. 2.'!?The'.sta^e is all set tfor the battle on the Wolrd's War Memorial Stadium here 'for the Thanksgiving Ds^y game between Byram's. "Aggie Bulldogs" and the scrapping Virginia State Gvidders. To date both teams have lost only game and .thaf to the powerful Hampton machine.. The Virginians lost to the Seasiders by a -score of 17 to 0. whil ethe "Aggies" werti defeated to \ the tune of 12 to 0. Virginia State won from Union-with a margin of 12 to 0, while the local hovs took in Union by 19 to 127 By comparative" scores the contestants ajfo evenly j matched and it appears that the Tur key Day battle is ' going to -tie a ' real scrap. Seats haveKeen provided on the ptadium for 7,000 spectators . and ample seating will be ou*hand "for the large delegation of "supporters. I Practically every man on both squad will be in shape. It* is - hoped that "Bus" Coleman will round into shape '* * to help Captain, Laiy clear the brunt of the backfield attack; Mr. A. J. Grimes, chairman of the Athletic Committee announces that all efforts are -being put forth to make ???this a pal a occasion. Immediately- ftdin the spacious Dining Mali in honor _ of the teams nnd visitors. Invitations .extended to officials of Virginia State. - : and other "celebrities. have been accepted. Alumni of both institutions have registered their desires to he on ?: Thand tp-witness-thy game and?partake, of the festivities. ? ? . , . 5= Booker Wa J Avery ] Antiad Monday, No ..." i Allen-' ?: *** Panther Devours ^ ' Fighting Allenite U- ' -- : The spirit of Brice Taylor invaded "the Orungotjurg bounty talr Grounds " last Friday and his University of liiuuthem LkaJifornia_shift, taught 10 " ids t lariin proselyte?*last yepr. .cm I'ietl tfrcltt to a 20-0 victory over the 'strong Allen eleven. Allen threat <. iii'd ur .u ui'f out'ly-in-tho.first. qu?u.v = ut, but?was nut able to corral the .necessary strategy to make the one B-Trrtrr^"<t'i<>.'i)tiul lor a touchdown. One = ft the prettiest kicking duels seen this season was staged .between T. K. IJythewood of Clallin and "Bob" Cannon of Allen. Cannon got the fetter yardage. :?? ? Twq of Claflinscores-came in the second period and one in the fourth.! of- hard and consistent otf-tackle! plays ' 1'i'tmi?shift?'formation,?miSoed, i in with well executed forward passes. Knight's generalship of the Claflin otl'vnsive was exceptional. , Knight carried the ball over for two touchdowns?one in the second and one in the fourth period; wfiile Whitfield made his score in the se eond period, Claflin ripped Allen's defense to shreds during gpprm.l (.period but the Allenites showed a reversal of form during the third and fourth quarters. Pratt- Carmichael was a "cage of apes" to Claflin in these periods. Time after time he j was successful in breaking in and i throwing-his man for a loss. In the ' thtrif period Cannon and Burton made some good gains thru Claflin's foward Wall, and seemed as if they would not i hi> denied at least one touchdown, hut Glallin's line stiffened on the seven yard line and held.the determined Allenites: for downs and thus ended th ctr chance 'To score-. ; . ~ 5 For Clatlin, Knight, Whitfield and Annette wei'e the outstanding players While .for Allen, Cannon because of splendid kicking, running back of punts and kick-offs for long gains is deserving of special mention. Pratt Carmichael's work on the line Was of a high order and >caused the writer to become reminiscent of the days when the great "Duke Slater was on the war path .at Iowa. Allen is expecting to make"uj} for ~a.ll her reverses t^y taking state~into camp Thanksgiving Day. COLUMBIANS' RALLY TO SUP-" ' JrOR'l OF AVERY GAME. | The Booker Washington team- feels j proud and appreciates ..highly the nacKing 01 me A,oiumoia people, ine following business establishments and individuals subscribed to help support the guarantee of the AveryHooker Washington game: . A.jax Club - t f $10.00 Howard School ,1__J ; " 6.00 Paul and .Marshall 5.0O Mr. E. F. Calhoun 5.00 Lawyer X. J, Frederick 1.00 M r. Jake Eubanks -.-snvmw 2.50Ita<li0 Club .... 10.00 Mr. C. Lindsay _ 1.00 Imperial Drug Store 2.00 Mr. T. IIv Pinckney .50 Stratford Barber. Shop 1.00 Regal Drug Store 1.00 Weverley Hospital 1__* 1.00 -Mr. Monroe Lindsay ?2:00 Hampton Printing^Co. 6.00 ishington tji vs Institute . el Field 7 d 3:30 P. M. vember 26th the palmei SPO rhankss ?- j ; . ? 7" ? 1 iliijrr'iir 0a;n ." 1'v 'Q'V?V?| ism ^b89maby"~~" > * ' ^ o ' < s g* Lett to rrght?liutler. luilnavk air Livingstone Varsity. wHq will, jje si orl Thanksgiving Day, in the. Anhut LIVINGSTONE BATTLES' J. ( SMITH ON THANKSGIVING 1L\1 Salisbury, N? C., Nov. 23?Tli football season is just about to tlva to a close,and in just a few day Livingstone College meet's her anciei adversary on the grii^rori-J. Sm.it University. This game has been, fc the past twenty years, the Turke Day Classic of the Seaboard States last year, thousands-of alumni .an friends poured in. to the little town ( Salisbtffy to witness the annual tus&l between two -strong contenders fb scores for the twenty years show the both teams have won practically tli same, number of games. Last yea it will be remembered, Livingston nosed out ahead 27-2(5 and the liu is bent on revenge this year. "Raiuly" Taylor, Smith's nientoi and a Tufts""product, is graduall whipping?'l)is boys into shape. Karl in the season, Smith threw a scare i nothern football circles, by hold in A J AX AND RADIOS CLASH K A\'VI* \ i, eooi' i! a i eTTooI V 4?ii a x/y A V haoo t' FRIDAY, NOV. .50. Something that luis la-en a l'utui prospect has now turned to be thing of very much certainty and a affair that is being awaited wit keen interest. ' The Ajax I.iierar and Social Club and the Radial Socii Club, two well known organy/atior because of their social prestige i the city arid also South Carolina; \vi draw, spears against each other i an annual foot ball game, which slated'as an after Thanksgiving ei tertinment Friday,. -Xov/ oO, 3:.'UP m., at Antisdel Field, Benedict Co lege. Special attention is bein paid, because the proceeds will go 1 Charitable institutions ""of"the clt; A fetord breaking crowd is expect< for -this semi-professional classic.' is being talked as it it is^an" "Am and Navy game. The material will be made up High School, 'College' .and semkpr. fessiona'i stars. The officials will h ,C." W. Madden, Statt*; LAStallwoiT Paine and T. Jfandbt-rry, Benedict. 'Taylor Printing 5.1 Mr. H. Williams ____ ? T>.i Booker W. Heights school - 2.1 ' Johnson-Bend ley ? ^ Dr. L. M. Daniels > l.i Broadway-Lunch 1J Cash j.. ___ __ 1 l.i Mr. "M. A. Robinson J- l.1 Prof. Murray ,-w-- 3j Dr. J. H. Goode .. _ . l.i TToIToway^s Business school 1. Dr. F. B. Johnson T Roach Printing Co. __ .3. ProDi?^Iaddison __ 3. .Prof. Ed. fr. iDn-vi*.v.^ Uso of Ba Mr. Ernest Hheltpn Uso. of Tru Tickets are. ?>p Sale at the Rep and Imperial Drug Stores, Wash In ton fltreefa-' ? - 1 . I [TO LEADER RTS jiving Dai ? fc ' be - Wi W^mm-^t ~ : re m$0^ :';'^ - ? ~_d Mccormick, Olid, both members of the fen m action against Johnson C. Smith ^ il Turkey Day Classic. ^ 2. | the formidable Howard machine to a ^ r i relatively.'.small score; scince then, ' i Smith has had varied resu R .Stdelssc ie Smith has had- Varied results. Red lej w Williams, the redheaded flash, of the wi s, Smith bacHiield, has been playing stel th it lar football all- season and is mainly ve h 'responsible for Smith's wonderful wi >r showing.- ' Thanksgiving , he meets ar a stone wall in Livingstone's forward yy -line; it will be interesting to?watch ar results. T "v. tr vl .1 While Taylor is maddening the 't' bull; "Coach Mocks, Livingstone All*. nfi r American tackle of 20-21, is sharpehing the boar's claws and teeth aind n, 10 ejTpel-ts the growlers to be in the ^ r> pink of .condition on Turkey Day. je ll' Buford, who ran wild against Paine, ^ " and North Carolina College, is being y, closely watiched in practice, he is (]] l' expected, to Hash some brilliant foot- ~ v ?* ' * '- hall. for. the benefit of the holiday . n . throng. Advance sale shows a tremg ondous attendance. ' . . S FOOT BALL SCORES: + - A-. and T. IS; Seminary 19. Lincoln t>; Va. State 19.liampton 0; West. Va. 7. Union 0; Wilberforce 13. "C Kno.wille 0; Tuskegee 16. "Morehouse 27; Ala- State 7. 11 Howard 7; Fisk 0. h Morris' Brown 7; 'Miles Mem. 0. y ? ????ll NINETY-SIX NEWS. _?Mrs. Mattie Alexander died in WinIll stonr-Salem last Tuesday. -Her re" mains will be brougt home for buf';n'iui. -jl .... ... ,_-T: 's IVI'r. Philip Alexander of Atlanta *T came to his. mother's, funerals l>f Mrs. Lula Ramsey" is" home' after ' *" spending a while in Atlanta. houn and Miss Connie Lark is on the ^ sick list. ' * : Services at Bethlehem were excel^ Jent. Rev. Dixon meached-two great ? ' v sermons. Bethlehem is certainly pro- m grossing under this strong young man's leadership. -^-Wrs. Edward and three friends of Abbeville WOfihii^ed with" us Sunday. Mr. Elziar Calhoun is home-jjfter a visit to Charlotte. Mrs. Fannie Tolland passed away Sunday ofter a long illness. Funeral )0 will be had at Knoree Church Tues- . 30 day at 2:00 o'clock. She was a mem30 her of the Household of Ruth. DO Rev. Allen T. Dixtm will preach for .M^liIIan the fourth_SurT; DO day and all members of the church DO are invited to pay our la&t visit to DO Trinity before Rev. McSjillian goes to DO conference. 00 Mr. ErnestvTollond of Oak Mount, 00 i Pa., arrived Sunday night. He came DO to see his mother but she had passed DO j away while he hist way here, 00 Re v. Dixom/as^the gueat of Mr. 00 and Mrs. Pi S. Goodwin Sundy night, nd Let everybody keep in mind the ck' Rally of, the Coming Church of Bethel Jehem the first Sunday night. g-V. These young people, are working . .. V ; . . ' i . " ' K . t . I *: " " pAntist . ; j <: . - xkkkkk~XK~X~XKSK"X~XKK~X~:~; SEEING THINGS , - ' H. W/RAUM In a recent issue of Harper's Ma- [ izine a splendid article appeared, 1 c [Tie Great God Football.'' The ar--4 :le spoke of the tendency in Ameri- s to make football the primary, thing " college and school life, and de-f k ored the relegating~of scholarly a- t ievbments ito a secondary jlace. h hen anything interferes with the h ental growth of the student it is ne that either .the studen or. ?he-in;. biting stimulus be cut off. C ' ? |S There is too great a tendency bn h i part of football enthusiasts to j A ve coaches all the credit for a teams. C ccess and all thg curses for its re- | h rses. The coaches' job is finished p hen the referee's whistle blows an- s uncing the game's starting. Human ii Tngs are not marionettes to be opated by pulling strings, hence a ach cannot know just what his men c ill do before they have either star-" S d or bungled. h ??-?? -a WYioever told you that Claflin had n "Sap" team just told yousomething a at's not true. Ask Professor Joel p ickson. " r TATE ROMPS OVER B. G.?31-0 n s Orangeburg, Nov. 23?State Col- < gc rompea over Benedict today and a on 31-0 in a game which was for e most part one-sided. From the S try kick-off it was seen that State E as the stronger and was refcdy from ly attack from the opponent. State distributed her 5 touchdowns J a. goal only in hte third. The .first touchdown was thru Beidict's center by Cunningham. The ii cond was a pas?, from Cotton to a awkins for ten yard touchdown. The n ird was made by Cunninghamjover e ft tackle and the extra made good v r Cotton, who threw a pass to. S. t 'illiams. The fourth was made by v regg. who ran thirty yards thru Be- a Foot THE CLASSIC OF 1 LIVINGSTON SALISBUR vs J. C. SMITH L CHARLOT1 Livingstone Colle{ TH ANKSG1V1NC Both schools have relativ< fought game is in tftore. ? ADMISSION Hi HOMF rniu? STATE vi TURKEY PA At Antisc THANKSGT Thursday Novem ADMISSION Ml Irtl I III II III 5 ? Saturday, November 24, 1928.. r . " "?*- '! % lei Field i . ? . . J K~XX~X~X~X'<~X~X~X~X~X~X~X? r?ARi>NER-> ., .It^oks now as if an adding mahine will be pceded at Antisdel Field A ^nnL-ciriuincr Hnu tn tflhnhtfp thn VP ult of tlu; Allen-State Kami", but don't worry about That," A14en tij s going to give State the fight -of M ho season, and is seriously expect- j^H ig to win. Stranger tilings have apppned in fnothall?: Ijpj ! Thei*e is. nothing of the "Glooni^lB lile Dobie" spirit in Ooach Smith o^^B itate. He told me last week tht is team is going to cruch the N. Lggies beyond recognition SaturdayT^'^B to tQ it Smithie, here's wishing you "*^B jpk Saturday, but. luck Thursday, receeded by an adjective in it po- ^^B itive form whose comparative form 3 worse. , . . * This column" regrets tQ learn of the ontinued illness of "Squire" Powell, Itate's captain and quarterback.- It as been my pleasure t<j -work in , everal games in which "Squire" * - ; articipatod. He is . n?fine athlete ??? nd one we cari .ill-affoVd^to lose. I'm ulling for his early and ''complete ecovery. v edict's line. Gregg also was reponsible for the last "Bull Dog" ounter. He carried the ball over in plunge over tackle for two yards. / a y Score by periods: 1. C. 6 6 7 12 ?31 - 1. C. 0 -0 0 , 0 ?0 . . v ' . ' - ? MOREHOUSE HUMBLES STATE - NORMAL 7-7 ___ Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 23?-Flashng a surprisirigly strong running and erial attack against a Revamped Hor iet ' lineup, the Morehouse: ^College leven from Atlanta crashed their /ay to a decisive. 25-7 victory over he local StaUx Normal School eleeri at Patterr'so^ . Field on Friday BaU ri-ip cakolinas j E COLLEGE Y, N. C. INIVERSITY I ,j je Athletic Field . DAY - at 2:30 :ly strong teams and a hard I I nn jQ CLASSIC 5 ALLEN i V CLASSIC?r , l_i c: i l iai r ieta , | VING DAY I . bcr 29, 2 P. M. I. y - - 75c