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F=kr. PAGE SIX E_l"-' 1 r ' * SPORTS PASTt H. \V. BAL , The football season is well under fo tTRow the fans some real stuff tiui and defeated her first association c association gUmes; one which was t ington has'won her first game by a * 1 Benedict journeyed to Salisbury i much advertised Livingstone Bears Lipscomb and banner] y did some < beacons" (Benedict's new sobriquet liams and the advice of .Jack Willis - account of a death in their family ?. * ' They say that the State-Haines g ? - Worth seeing. State won 19-0 tiut T selves. , J? ' ' .. ' *ne raine-Aiien game played at one to pry off the lid in Columbia, scoring: three touch downs and oh(> pi / of pla"y. "White IJGrse" Dicks. resu : .in the Morehouse gamoy-^lte^-wwed yoa ask me, that was a sifgint ajul 1 intercepted a 1'a.ine pass,made in des 95 yards, accompanied by his brothel Fred Davis was right in their follow ening, and then picking his holes v backfielder. * ? Bill Burton came through "with c i projeu to be a great center. His j ' ^7" 'W0rk was" SUperbr- -freiry (Iv.orty -v.wt line positions. Bob Burton was the cjosely by Cunningham, of Paine. C of those long passes for which he is ' " . . * ' * Speaking <jf long passes, that one was a "gretit" interpretation put- < Smith and head linesman Murray, er shall. be considered as "hiding out an extent as to deprive the-uppositi In this play Leroy Scott was*fully f; "covered" by a Paine secondary -de sprint the fame player, in order to We hope that other officials will be i V * . j Oh boy! Would you miss that Alb STATfv-F AiR^vP-wouldn'l miss sc Nelson, "White Horse" Dicks, Lei'o ?^ Senedfet's fast traveling?backs, Dipi Farlin and Dannely. THIT-Rsnav - . WU?i"NS rAlSK 1N-0 Allen University,, with bewilderinj rushes and uncanny intercepting: o passes were able to run roughshot over the Paine College Gridder? 01 j_ Hurst Field here Saturday by a scor of 18-0. There was no scoring unti the fourth quarter, when Whit Horse" Dicks carried over two toucl downs and Lerov Scott ran 05. yard for a goal after intercepting* a lon( pass thrown in desperation by .th ?* Parmtes~withih~~s~even minutes of th final whistle.. ___ Both teams in the first half wer " unable to score trying to gain groum by smashing line attack. Allen cam back in the second half after losini a^ long completed pass on penalty fo hiding out. An intercepted pass an long runs by Davis and Leroy Scott two former Booker High ?i touch down was .rushed over b; "White Horse" Dicks for the firs ^ goal after_ihe beirinning of >Vi(quarter. In almost the same matvne after^a drive down the field Jiy Aller ' "White Horse" Pick--, carried over th, second tuoch down. * With seven minutes to pla\- lie tor 4.U ~ -1 ~ " ? viie ciuse 01 xne nnai quarter, Raini College started a. passing orgy ck mini _ ^=r~=-from Qnfr-?iul^of the field to the ^the> ? ./completing three lone passo.s-i-h^twn ? A fourtTT pas s was int.excepted? Leroy Scott who ran 95 yards for i touch down. Allen was nnnl>1r t< make the extra point after any' o the touch downs. Paine received th< ball and in desperation threw 10 pass es, completing .four for long gains but a final pass was intercepted In Allen when the whfstle blew ending the game. 18-0. I.ine-up. Allen ~ " Paine A. Scott ' L. E. Cunninghan Hodges L. T, A. Cardwel Grant . L. G.-: " Shank Porteffield C. Abnej . ' Ransom R, G. Johnsoi Butler . It. T. Russel R. Burton R. K. W. Bowmai Nelson " Q. B? Bryan W. Burton L. 11. Robinsoi . ' Davis c , R. 11. WaUel Dicks F. B. Dickejvsor Substitutes for Allen: Toatley. Lero1 Scott, Co'pelaod.--Hinos. Calvin .am ;.? - ? Fl0yd< ^ "" ^ For Paine: Weems, King, Clark, Fai and Strother. -- Referee^ Williams; Umpire, Smith Head Linesman", Murray. B E N EDICT 'SU 0 MF-COMl N G GAME 'AGAINST MOOKKHOUSE SATURDAY OCT 1 The Benedict College foytbaj team will face the acid test Satur day Oct. 18, in their Home-Comin; game against" the strong Moorehous "This wiTr "he tTie third intersections rival, for the "Deacons" this seaso and promises to he the toughest. A] ready^eneditdj\as._m?t dark-Un+vei "Sify of Atlanta, one of the "stronges colored teams in the south and hel them to a draw fi-fi. Last Friday a SaHsburvr she defeated Livingston College, one of th?'- heayigst team in the Carolina*, by a score n?_ 12^ "Hi' ' TTfr-ggdie agalnsf the "Bears" f. 'itftfiSr ouCof the game.including "Bus ? Livingstone whs?won with?seven Williams, famous backfield luminar of the C. I. A. A-. Conference. I The Moorehouse. teams cojnos t Columbia, haying already defeate Allen University by a score of 32-( _ r _ MGARDNER way and the Columbia teams promise ins the current seasoru_ Allen has met ipponent. Benedict has had two extra ied and the other won. Booker Washbig score. ? ? ,_!? r| Tarheelia las? week and handed the a 12-2 thrashing. Reports have it that extraordinary ball toting. The "Lowly ) were minus the services of Bus Wifims, his brother, who is head coach on 7 That team bears watching. ;ame at Orangeburg'last week was one utt's men gave a good account of themi :?:?11???! Hurst Field lgst Saturday was a nice Allen came through with a 19-0 win, pint after touch down in the final period lined-his scoring tactics after a lay off EtW-ebidie A. U. six point markers. Tf~ hen some iiiade l>y Derby Seutt wherrhcr peration in the fourth period, and raced Archie, for the ]ast scorH ,of the game, ing his interference UiuiL he saw an op* kith an uncanniness worthy- <^f a great k- ?*r* ;*ood game in the baekfield. Porterfield lasses wer<, accurate and His defensiiaahest end on .the field Saturday, seconded unninghani failed to get away with one noted. * * . . , from Burton to Scott was a wow. That >n the association's ruling by Umpire rii(. Association rule has it that a.play" if he mingles with the crowd to such on of the opportunity of detecting him. ive yards away from the side lines and Qyjso man. lie was compelled in nnt nu ike his catch. The officials declarecT more careful in their- rulings. * * m-I^enedict fracas THURSDAY nf T1TF! eing that baekfield comprising "Hooks" y Scott and Fred Davis hook ap?with leonvbrWilliams, "BTg Boy" McAT TinO STATU FAIR.? 5 t They- will probably bring a very strong reserve team -besides their ? regulars so that Benedict will have f her toughest game for the season to :1 face. i It is the Home-coming game for e alumni and friends all over South J Carolina and border states and a }argtr e nttenance is expected. Benedict will h have her full strength in.shape for s this game so a promise of a hard ? fought battle is announced. The re e mainitfg games., .now- on Beneildiet s schedule are Oct. 18, Morehouse, at Columbia; Oct. 30, Allen at Columbia e (State Fair)?Nov. 7;?Morris College A at Sijifiter, Novr 14; S. C.~State AC e and M. College at Orangeburg, (Orp; angoburg?County Fair);?Jvnv? r Paine College at Columbia; ThanksA giving, Allen at Columbia; Dec. 5, Claflin at Orangeburg.. y I liork" hii i . t Kmmett Scott Hi Whips Finlev III 4 ? By 12-?. r ? . '' The first game in the Piedmont e league -was played in Emmett Scott Park between Finley ^Tigeil. and Eim e' niett Seott Bull Dogs. " The football p fans saw the local team -defeat FirriJcy TTi 12-G, XheL Emmpt' Scott 1k>v*> had plenty "of encouragement from the students which cheered them to thehighest; ~"'~ a _ Both teams lined _\up, Finlev Hi ' Kieked tn Emmett Seott, Emmett f Scott made tKree successful first and p ten before passing the ball to Finley. - Finley quarterback caught Grant off ? duty and called a play around "his end wmch gave Finley the first touch ? d?wn, the try for point was blocked, thus giving Finlev thP first touch down in the first .quarter. The ball j was-brought back to the 40 yard line 1 and kicked to Emfnett Scott again. ' The third down caught Emmett Scott - 15 yards to go?Grant realizing his f off duty in the first quarter, accepted * a past and ran 50 yards for a touch ' down. Th0 try for point was a fail1 ure, Seond quarter up with score 1 Returning the battle was on again. 1 The Bull dogs and' Tigers were stttt 1 endeavoring to "brake the tie; five ^ minutes before the end oX the, last qOhfteF* Plawers doubled back with another pass' to Gificrj trover Chester 4 left i end, Grant receiving th& pass rah 25 yards for Another touch down ' |which endeS" "the gam& l2-6"1rnTTnv met Scott's fa\;or. Both teams show-' -. led plenty of head \ynrk_. Tbey' aimrj -"ishowed skillful training. Coach Blanche is still trimmingf his 8.,bOyK for the wing back with l5rayton i Hi of Newberry and marching on to 1 I Sims Hi in Union. g LIVINGSTONE DEFEATED BY ef . BENEDICT COLLLEGE 12-2 U ?- ~ il | The Livingstone Bears witnesed n their first defeat of the season when 1- they were met arid, conquered by the ^ Tfrflghty Benedict Tigers from Columft hia, S. C. ; i d ; Th0 game started with Livingstone t kicking off to the Tigers and the hall e -was advanced with -sjariea?o#-4trre $ plynges after which the Tigers bea IriHrinnr rtflaT freCweeir~Bl7fnrfl T> at Li\'ingstone and Hill of th^ Tigers. Before the end of thir firs^fwartenil Benedict succeeded in scoring' a touch y I down with the aid of a penalty. The |quarter ended with the hall in Bencq_ili4ct'ie-possession OTf Livingstone's d ',40 yard line. ).| The second quarter was another^ i *$jj3js4s8?& ?^ r . THE PALMETT SPO kicking, dual with a few line plunges i but no great distance was gained bv | either team, and?the second quarter! ended with the score G-0 in favor of the South Carolfnarboys. The second half, was quite sensa- , tional. It started at the kick off when : Hill of Tigers ran !>2 yards for a' touch down. This did not take th.e kpMt' out of the Blue Bears* which was shown by thc*ir advancing- fho hall to Benedict's .'1 yard line. Here the ball was lost qn downs by trying to hri'iik through -what- seemed to be a human stone wall. Benedict then kicked the hall out to mid field and the quarter endecj^jwith Livingstone : making if-safetv on a "punt by Buford. "Jt J The" fourth quartjer? proved to be sensational for both teams and the spectators. The .two 25 yard line plunges by McFarianc, Benedict's hefty full-hack was equalled by the Blue [Bears when they completed four for[ward passes 1n succession thus gaining GO yards which *put"*the ball on Benedict's one yard line. The Blue | Beans- -wore again unahle to?score, and as the Tigers' kicked again to -rmd freJd -the final whistle blew. ll'UV-, ...fi uiiui^nbuiii: on uie lower: cna 01 a 22-2 score - " Jones. McCornvick, Williams, and Buford weiy thought to he the outstanding <. players?fcm- Livingstone; while McFarland, 11 HI, Donnelly and Herbert' showed brilliancy for Bene-1 diet. : : ' . . Coach Williams, of the Pears y,-nr -weH-sauslied cVTfVrtTTc~\va\TTiTs charge J performed and expects in the follow-' ing week to iron out all the wrinkles { so that the team will he in rare form for North Carolina. State College. i Among his new material he has' found men w)io will nlavyieouallv as well.as those regulars. ' > STATE'DEFEATS HAINES 19-0 i ..? . I Oi'.'iiifri'tinrir?'Bet.i 1 OiiO State's Bulldogs got <)IV to a ni<,,v tV>ia | afternoon in a contest with Coach Tutt's team of' AAigusta. The game, ialthough not a thriller did uncover sory pnwfi-fnl?tH'w comero in?the-; out rfnd. ht^ieilUed-.thereby in as much State line-up. . ,. State nfnved as punts paved the way for each: score. Haines played a hajrd clean' -frame nrrrwas unable to establish a drive. State used twenty-three men,1 most of whom show promise. Cap-i tain Gregg along with Gilliam, Cain | and "Artie" -Moor,. rounded out a nice set of backs that played a fair game for an opener. W-ebber and Hawkins1 are easy- the best flankmen in this secdoiV, while Evans and Person are towers of strength in the middle of, the line. Hilary.'"Bos-well and Lamar stood out for Haines. * ~ i ?Officials:?iTvm" THampton, Bradley .(Hampton) -Singleton (Claflfn.) ?4 South Carolina State meets John.. son i_^jsn>ifh on. th0 gridiron at Orangeburg-next Saturday, Oct. 18. VOOKIIKIS X. iV: I. SCHOOL mi -* r * % .1:1)0 .m<><!< ! School. of Yoorhees N. & I. Sehcfol. I Vamark. S._ C?--b?s- beenpiven a now Rose- wald buildinp bylh(? county. The dedication of the weeks._ The enrollment in this de-' partment' is now 267, and still increasinc. T : jThe first panic .of the season with t Vourhco* was played at Robert' jhiialls's llich Sidrnoh- IloniifnTT. Oct. Hhh. The score was 18-0 in fnyov of \oorhecs. The Yoorheos squad is Wnrkigp- vio-v Irti-fl file flH)( 4>1111 -o >|K -rrrf--Hhn-tTTTrT^ ~ Th,. honit. season will open with the Lrro:it and powerful?Walker eleuMI Of Amrusta, On., at .'Ir.'tO Fri.lnv rw 17th, The Director of." the; Academic Department. .Mr. T. II. Moore, Is away on a leavp. of absence, studying at Columbia University.' Mt\ Moore is working for his - Master's Degree' in " Ivdueation. On Tuesday, September 29th, the Model School teachers moved one half of their group into the new Rose'mvald buiding. This building has been given to supplement the old one that has been standing for sometime. Along with this new opening of the Model School, the State Superintend ent.nf Public Instruction gave Voor- ( hoes definite aceredimerit fpr meetin g a 11 t he I'yi' i i re ments-Ter?South" Crrrnttna-Standard High School, plus two years of .normal work. The new Li>t t.agi' kui 1L Xor -the, ehapTain has been completed. Mr. Usher and family moved in a few days ago. He is the newly elected chaplain and comes to us from the EoiT-Valley Schofif" at h'ort Valley, (la. JOHNSTON Ni:\VSr . -i Sunday being a fine day all of the! churchy goers were out in lqrge numbers. The association which convened with the Rosa Spring Baptist Church Was quite a success. On Sunday seat jiXg_roQm warn impossible. ?"People from far and near witnessed this occasion. The total sum raised through out the mooting was , over $1100,00. Rev. Georg^ Blocker, the Moderator of that association needs to T)e commerwled for his wonderTul leadership. The C. M. K: Church held its anniversary Sunday at .'bOO p. m. The sermon was -fweached by Rev. Bonknight tsvhilcJ.. He?iw- tuiTv a mfnr "senI from God. We are always glad to have him "in our midst. A?nicasum Was realized. Mr. and Mr^. ftammre Richardson, M iss Bessie Williams and father, Mr. I Gcorg^ W i U ianis wt re plenHahi callers in our town on Saturday. While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Spann. 'O LEADER ? ' ~ " ^ iRTS" Prof. JVIcCottry from Ridge Spring cl itas. in our town last Wedneada-y-and-d* called artmnd to see Prof. Mcintosh on- business. Prof. J. D. Boston, head ^ of the High School department at tl Ridge Spring made a pop call to Johnston Wednesday. While here he t was the guest of Miss K. L. Daniels, si UNION NEWS October 10. ll>.')0--3iins Hi "Tigers" totally outclassed by the Lancaster |? Ili team won a hard fought game S. to 7. The toe of AT Smith, won the game, placing Lancaster behind el their goal line in the first half, Lan- = caster with a 7 to 2 lead a saw Book- k er spirit left end for '15 yeaftls for , touch dow?77 Lancaster suffered Jt. quite a few penalties for roughness ^ ^during the game, ' 1 Coach "Cike" Williams, with the % lost of 14 letter men seems to be J molding a real team up here on the J hill for beyond a* doubt Lancaster is j the hardest team in the Leagu6. But ^ the young and light bunch of "Tigers" _seem_io have that old -spirit- of fight- =!j l ne - i i&ers are exptcwtr -w miiu ^uitc a few team juttr?their den to prey upon for this season. ^ CHESTER PARAGRAPHS < , ___ - ' 4 Mr. ?K S. Stanback, Dr. J. S. Allen, ^ Dr. W. G. Walls, Rev. F. D. Sims, IJ Mr. J. C.'Channel, Prof. S. L. Finley, Hi Mr. A.H. Howard and otherg, attend-' -cd-^thu: Grmid~fcodge ~"of Macrons" Columbia this week. | } Miss Wilma Smith of Finley High % School faculty, spent the week end <7 at her home in Gaflfney, visiting her J mother. | i Mr. Hugh Reed who was.shot a j few.weeks ago died at his home on Columbia street, Friday morning. Fu-jj nernl services were conducted at "Antioch Baptist Church Sunday after- ^ noon at 3:00. He was the son of Mr. 'J and Mro. Ri,eh Reej. T*| Mrs. Rosa Roseboro has the deep- ^ est sympathy of her numerous friends 4 in the death of her little daughter, j J who died Tuesday morning with ty- i * phoid fever. i ^ Mr. and Mrs. David Bell have re- j J turned from Baltimore after spending < the summer. ?>?f ? ?"-p?-j Mrs Mnv\r Wilbo U?? i k j ! una HIIU IlclS Ueeil i quite sick is improving. 7T-. | :Ml\ ..John McLure, Mr. Vanderi Smith, Mrs. Susie Phillips, Mrs<~Ber- **' tha Beckham, Mrs. Lillie Starr, and j ?| Mrs. Bessie Franklin motored to Clin-1 *: ton Sunday and spent the day with | Ij Mr. McLure's daughter, Mrs. Laura i *j Rice. They enjoyed the day immenselv. They report thnt t.hr. dinner served them by Mrs. Rice was X indeed a feast. - ! Mrs. Robinson and daughter o<" Charlotte, N. C., motored here Friday ami spent the..day. with?Rev. - J- ^ TT| Lewis and family. $ " ' " " " : . WAITF.RROBn MFWC : ' 1 Coming" on towards the close of the X conference. year,- the churches are y rallying their spiritual forces as well X as endeavoring to raise conference {< claims. A very spirited revival at X St. Pntnr'o A r??31 ? ? ? nt. tu. vyiiurc(i came to ?j a close last Wednesday nigh? and an X equ^Iy^ successful ^revival at' Wesley ^ night. The Revs. G. W. Gillison, " hooper and E. tyl. S. Ball, and Rev, m Martin of Allendale served in these meetings: -. " ' ' C The Baker Presbyterian- School op- 0 FTfed-Tasf week-with-a-pretty -fair enrollment. Misses Reaplah Pearson- S and Venita Lewis are the teachers. g ?Camp- -meeting ?at?the?various 2 boro are being held every week ?One of?the popular amusements 2 here now is the "Trip Around The 3 World." One is scheduled for this 2 week in-the interest of St. Peter's 3 Church, and next Monday night in jj the interest of Wesley M. E. Church. 5 . The public schools of Colleton Co., 5 are scheduled to open on the 20th, g and the teachers are making prepara- 0 tion for the same. 5 Several teachers have left the cityv_ . to take ttp"fheir work at various places. Among them are Prof. Walter I C Gerideon, Misses Mary Eliza Wright r and Sara H. Horry. c Miss Horry is very popular among ? the social set and thev regret her 2 leaving ve^ much. While here she 5 was very t helpful in .St . Peters 5 Church. Everyone wishes her success ? in her work in Schofield Institute. ? sc. Keter's Church is rallying hard c to sand her ^>a?tor, Rev.-jAr-P'. B. Hor- 5 ry, a. k., next week to St. George. . ? NEWBERRY NEWS Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Vance paid 5 ie Miller's Chapel At <! M. E. Church for the fourth and last quarter. . Mrs. Vance addressed the ; A. C. E. League Sunday evening1. She said some hejpful things to the young "peo'f>lG and asked her to come . again. Rev. .Vance preached a great sermon at 7:30 and he held the business meeting Monday night which waa a great quarter. cThe Presiding Elder said some great truths when he told that all officers and leaders should own the Book of Law and Dis* cipline and every four years ., you should get ft new one for the old one 15 n n OfAA/1 anrl Un nloA ?A wl ? - in; aiau OUIU tllttU Wt? | I sfioultt boast OH old A. M. E. and JI speak of our bapttsm when we are to 11 hay a- ono likp, other dengmmationa^ +l ~Wr. an(J Mrs. Selebus Cray and II family, motored to CJintp Sunday and and son-in-law, JVIr/ and Mrs. Felford Henry. They report a pleasant stay. M?'?- Rosalec Lessane is full of smiles, she is-?bout to learn to drive her Buiek.Mrs. Ida Gary is srivinf? Mrs. Leasane lessQns. She drove her car to / . , i " ; , : . j - / jk J" lurch and back Sunday. She is Mrs. Delia Davis is still Jn the^ r'arely Hospital, last reports were, lat shtv is getting along very nicely! >re hope she will continue^ Rev. Boozer of Player street is < till on the sick list.- Everybody is etting ready for the annual i-nn. I ?rence, the housing committee also. , ir. W. Chahani, chorister, Is lining up-' is music. He Is calling choir reearsals often how. Everything will ! ? ready^ 4n November. The "eonfer- ' nce will convene at Miller's Chapel. . A^A j Foot e ^ * " I . -r ' V! [ State Fair I Thursday E at 1:00 E The Eair' C + Attrai ? ... ; : [ - Meet Your Fi K Your J i ? NeedCan be found in our Adverti: are asked to read these adv our advertisers. Wo a-ro yrr wp are ^etiinjj-l'roin?the?aib diuin to reach the public. . *CB?C83ftoeC0aaa0?C83^^ VI . When ieuth invades vour fan>il> ? .soltttun nmiui to you fitun the fj ANL BKNEVOLIONT ASSOCIA pioieited hy iiisuiuiW'6 lawn, to ] policy which your forethought pe duch. ' Mutual Relief & II T. U. YOUNGBLO | I'HONK 71X6 ^ , 8OtiO0OOO8OOO0C^CO5UCdw9vOC(COOE3CUw(C9C(?6ClOyw0C6wdC( I REESE'S DR t ' ? MlWr^ K. Kl I ! 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