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r ' r* r~~ I'AGE SIX ?^ * ??? The Home Co - : SPORTS PASTITI H. W: BAI'M Next Thursday is the day for the oil The 8: A. I. A. A. luis' piTdyieed sunn1' been offered the public. It appears th ** est claim to the honors in the Assooia Benedict in the Association. She is to from Haines ltM); from Allen '20-7; aJ , played Association games with Allen, remain, on her schedule. Her game 1 from Morris'(J-o ; ud was beaten by*; (i.'ortriu State, Haines," Benedict, State was beaten 1D-0. She lost to (ieoigia ~ edic o-o; lo>t to su'te 2*1-7; ami woi the other Association teams are not a\ . serious contenders this .season. The ip _? as a deciding factor in awarding the-< ? ; ? ?? ? "Tile State Benedict t'.tiiiic :it Orange a coinjdcte rout when .State scored two of play.. Any. such notion' was dispell ever, for Benedict scot ed a Touchdown aFtial route to cause the'first half ti touchdown and extra point (hiring the ^ good (janie with both teams playing 1 -; * * * - ' -Bus Williams came into his- own for kicking and pass^ snatching. It was h< for the B. C. touchdown. The point ' * sunie manner. Bus made one or two Kvuns, "Baby Kay" Davis, Wehber and Some line men. \ylio played good hall i diet, and^Playm?)tii stale-. young u mention in this game. Benedict was College "goal this season. It is singula and Benedict, have been,able to penet -?+f-rrossing the goal._ r ' The Allen-Claflin game at Hurst Fii vided ma-uy thrills. Allen, won that iil Dicks was just nojUVtr Y.e stopped in ^ . h erushTn^4tt(i>tff's;.istaired at the hands VutT" touchdown margin was not sutlic . ed concerning the wt rk of ."Hooks" "Kangaroo" Burgess,. "Much Mouth" / Beatty in that game fur Allen. -Knij; the last game for Clatlin. Clatlin exp following Thanksgiving.? * ' ~ v-It was a pleasure and a dip into the lotte last Saturday to-set* the Lincolr w? if unite a tVw old toai)) ii;ati's an.d """ " that game. TheTirsT oId~timer to trr< one. of the fastest ends ever to draw ?. Charles Reed Saulter, whom I remem eoln foot hall team, and Frank Atkin the famous Fritz Pollard was Coach a of the Lion Pack, There were many. hroed. Proctor also was ther,. as a 1 ? of Charleston occupied the same posit: occupy during his Lincoln "days?that ^ old t imes sure enough. to .stand with with the Lincoln players and aluipni fro ' * Aside l'loiu all these sentiments a rt j_. was witnessed. Mow lutth teams^pfavi 'id n.*"tn;n" Iff -chi'irii t It1 There wajtijnls one. fumble dining the average yardage. K ml runs of vary in sgs were'comple.ted with an unusual t thfcut was nothing missing from that on a dry day when the teams are in where in this paper to give an aceonn much about it here. I.a.Mar a former LtrvviSj a rangy .baekfielder, Captain Jer Sydnor did some tine Work for the I7i was . there on every play. 11 is kicking times h brought-the .crowd to their fee ends. Massey at Cull for the Hulls w . over guard and -through tlv center of nailed their man in his tracks on Will .was just too bad in taking out second: the ball; .His motto seemed ed lie: " * Smith-Would- xiu .wull to make. some athetotic field. The Smith field was in ball on last Saturdav. The Smith and ?;S-v. , * , for having played so scintillatirgli un * ~* Allen and Benedict arc going to mai merit of li>!IO snpn im itv next Tlnn m1: then than they played at the Fair, a beat. The teams are now at their p State College goal indicating that, thei len has beaten Claflin lately and hop< victim list before engaging Benedict a list before Thursday, while Paine is Well, whatever happens, it will soon STATE TOPPLES BENEDICT IN f 21-7 CLASH. (By J. N. Freeman.) _()raneeburg/ S. C., Nov. 14,1 Despite the dr?*arineste of. the sur- foundings, the State (mllege eleven subdued the Baptist boys from Columbia on the local fair-grounds t.> the tune of 21-7. Fronv the start it was ~ :: linesman's game, for State with'Perj.son blocking nunts und " the enemies goal line, l)aw*kins recover ng^Und [ scoring and Evans jnatchin? freak"ish passes from Cain for 155 -yards. < Do Most Of Your -Trading With Our Advertisers. 1. i ' ' ? : 1? f-????????j^?i I iiiing Game i i i.?.?: IE BROWSINGS GARDNER icial winding up of foot ball business, ;'ood teams^und urany tine games have at Sti te College has about the clear-] tion. She has, met Haines, Allen gmtf j)lay Paine next Thursday. She won nd fr.om Be*'edict 21-7. Benedict has Morris and State. Clatiin and Paine with Allen was a 0,-0 tie. She won State 21-7. Allen has played., pjaiiuv and Clatiin in the Association^ Paine State 0-0; tied Haines 0-0; tied Befl^ l from Clatiin 10-0. The records of ailable but these represent the three lestion of sufficient games may, enter i r? i 7 7 ~ burg last Friday promised to Drove touchdowns in the first five minutes ed before many more mfnutes, howand added the extra point over the j end 14-7. State added another second half to win 21-7. It was a tiard. ; Benedict and did some nice running, .* who received a pass from Lipscomb after touchdown was scored in? the nice l-uns for lontr trains. Lipscomb's : was heady and fast, Cunningham, Daw'kins were outstanding for State, ire Adamson and Dannerly for Bene-rtttam?should come in?for honorahlt*the -second team to cross the State r that onlyj the Columbia teams, Allen rate the State defense to the extent *ld last. Saturday is said to have pro' I"-' ? Thev sav that "White Horse" that game, Allen remembered the of Clafiin last season and decided that ient>.? Good reports have been receivNelson, Lerby. Scott, "Dog" Taylor, Veal, Bishop I'orterfield and "Lanky" :ht is credited with having turned in ectw to put it over Benedict the week fountain of youth to journey to Chari Lions claw the Smith Bulls. There pals of my student days present at et my iraze was "Deacon" Anderson. on a cleated shoe. Then there were her as the manager of the. 1#J5 Linis, manager of the 1918 team, when nd your humble servant was Captain more hut these are some of the later Ui.ucoln. uldl.timcr._Jjj. X.'rit^?ltson. ion ju v nanotte tnat he was wont to of Chief of the rabble. It felt like bared head after the game and sing in five states the Lincoln .%lma Mater. * . 14 ' : ?al honest-to-goodness foot ball game d the bf a'nd of foot ball-they , player! iilll'M 1Mb "Bllll IJW nntt^ymu! nie'." entire game. Kicks were got off for g- distances were made ^ forward .paslegree of success. The fact is that game t^at one is accustomed-:to see i good condition; I have tried ejse-j t of the^-game, and shall not say too l Haines b?y stood out in that game. ' ry Harmon\ Baskerville and "Stretch" ions. For ttrp Smith Bulls, Williams rivalled that of LaMar and several t by returning punts, and skirting the as a terror at smashing off-tackle the line. Lashley and Harris often iams* punts. JameS, the Lion center 11 ry defense men after having passed All men down." ? -expemtittrres toward improving her no condition for anyone to play foot Lincoln players are to be commended ider such conditions. * " - . " ce the attempt at settling their argury.?They should play a, better game nd the "Fair game was 'one hard to eak. Both teams have crossed the r offensive strength is gaining. Al>s to have added Livingstone to her gain. Benedict wants Paine on her hoping to scalp Benedict and State. hP over. while Benedict showed a well timed gassing attack from Lipscomb to Wil liams State made two of her touchdowns in the first eight minutes of the game with Cunningham making an end rut. for a scoj-e, Gregg making the extru point and a -"ss from Cain to Evan from the 45 "itrd line with Cunning ham making the extra point; the thh?d*-crtfflen~ third quartet iit a blocked kick and cover. Benedict scored her points on a costly fumble by Gregg of State followed by avcomaleted pass from th k if) yard line, Lipscomb to Williams with a bass for tKn *? ?*?.?? ?--? m ?..v vAvia puilll eumplete. The great offense of State'? linesman, Player and Mack, gave Ray pavis, one of State's quarterbacks, a chance to twice* threaten to add scores, aruT being partially responsible for States eight first downs to Benedict's si*. ? . * . THE PALMETT SPO Allen vs Bene I Siatt1 1 .itio-111> Iti'iU'dict 1 Hawkins" L, K. Sullivan |i Em-son I? '1'. Covington 1 1 M;uk I.. (I. Cauldin r Evans " l'. Dannerly < Franks R. (I. A damson . < - Henderson -it. T. Johnsnrr ~ I Webbc- K. K. . Dean , Cunningham Q. William.-. 4 . C; Ilium K. II. B. McFarland , (l^egg I" H. 11. Thomnso > Citill ~ ^ ^ l ' land^w^'ob^""! tin; Ut'i|i:ri' Proctor,- Lincoln. Lines j man Bauingurdnur, Allen. ^ ' . 7 a . r" " """ 1 i KNOXVILLE TKAM DEFEATS BLl E BEAKS PM>. I ! Salisbury. N. C.. Nov. 18. EJ-'lt).-^ _ I The Livingstone Bears were defeat - | I ed by a scrappy team from Knoxville j ' College, Tend. Both teams seeme^ | j to be evenly inatidier with line work, { attack of the Knoxville boys"'netted c thl'in a total of 1'.) points and at the ( same time stopped^ the- Livingstone i I boys, from scoring. The Blue Bears : litre just getting themselves organ r/. | ed again after a few weeks lay-off of I . about seven varsity players. Things j seem to*be well uiuler way now am! f i the team is planning to spring a 1 nother 'surprise here Thanksgiving ! ; Dav. 1 | "The-Annual Southern Classic be- ' ; tween Livingstone and Johnson C. ! Smith university of Charlotte will be ^ j played in?Salisbury?in spite of tlu* various rumors of its being . pla.Ved elsewheroj . ? I I The Bears, u ill havy a nnu li-strong- 1, j er team this year .heeause ?M some j ! new recruits recently found by. Coach , Willis. _ v Buford, the triple threat half-back ] J }.-r-i'tiViidiv geling his stride;14 while . I ?. <t. . I? . . .... i | mn ormicK ras Peon shifted to one. , ' of the wings his position at center j | is being played liv Marco, one of the J i new discoveries. I iri'WsUm another , | new find-is making himself a record < as half-back by his skillful handling ,j of the ball and his running. "William'? {.the fast half-back of last season has' . ; proved that be. is capable for his new (^position as number caller. . Barksdal:- \ barber and Robinson are holding ^ < their.own as backs-ami can be depend l ed upon at any time. ('apt. Orinon ! { 'and l.vnn last year's "varsity tackle,1 'and guard, respectively are also]' i rounding into form for the after a | I lay-off Turkev Day" fracas.. I Ki'onv all recent dope "and "gossip "1 [ boHi teaihs WttV !7e alMUil -evenly matched thus, making an interesting ' | as as exciting game Thanksgiv| i" 'iiv, , The game is scheduled - for 2 :.'?U P. ' .Si., at the Livingstone College. I*' ALI.KN I PSKTS' CLAFLIN ] ,Coach Jamison's .Swift Pleven Wreaks I Vengeance on C!:i:lin> l'unllur-> j' - By W. F. Harrison i' Columbia, S, Cl? Nov. 15, 1 ?On j j Hui'stV Athletic Alien .llniver.^t.v's Yellow Jackets aw-the- Hrnfc -ball?: term is called by the state romped to ' a 19-6 victory over the lowly Claflin r Hantheis, ?-Phe gamr wttrrT*hock 1'ul) J of thrills, featuredHy.both teams that kept the spectators yh the stands in 1 a constant uproar. beautiful end -runs, harassing line J plunging and swift -forward pusses_^ featured the: game from beginning to ' end. 'liie shift that caused Allen so ' much trouble on last "season was * easily solved by this season's squad c thougji Wilson and brooks right 1 guard and tuekjc for (Mal'lin gave 1 Hansom, guard, all lie wanted to do -c and more-too,. Veal and Hndgc$, Allen played air '1 tight positions. f Allen's first score came in (lie first 1 live minutes of play. She came from t her 24 yard line to Claflin's goal 1 line with till enscT"-- Pjeks made the 1 touchdown and L. Scott kicked tlu* t extra 'mint. In the next 5 minutes i t'Jnfjin completed two passes for her 1 lone-tou?hdown. \ Here's the Kamc as it was played i KickofT, Claflin rocoivinp. They gain / "a yards in two downs ami punts, ? Allen's ball on her 21 y;)i;d? line. A j I pass from Scott to Nelson for 8 yds. 1 Dicks around ('lafliii'jf. ripht end foe 8 yards. Scott around same end foi* t 10 yards. A triple pass for 0 yards. I _Dicks brinp the Jinal one to pet the 1 f ..11. Dicks pets tVrst^down. Nelson i tries the line for 1 yard. Dicks fumnrT?rr I~^ HOMEC I , INIovemb Program of -? formed Students, Relatives, 1 I - Football RAIINE agali See the fleet but ter The entire Cojlege extends Attractive Featui ' 4 0 LEADER RTS diet, at Antis _ . ? - ? : jles, for 4 yards loss. Forward pas-* N'elson to Beaty for 200 yards. 2 ydi Tom Claflin goal line. Dicks trows abound Claflin's left end for touchlown. L. Scott passes to Beaty foi .wtra point. Score 7-0 Allen. Ktckotf Claflin receiving on her 3( yard line. Hit Ransom's side of lini for 8 yards. 2 downs. 3r<T~ dowi 'orterfield threw for a loss. Punt; Allen's ball 15 yard line. Copelaiu gains 2 yards. Punts. Claflin's bill 30 yard line. (For Allen here. Por Lertiiilii,out, Hall in.) Claflin hit lin. for 5 yards. Pass, for 30 yards. Is Jown no ffain J2nd yarthrr~ Pass ovei Allen's left end for touchdown. Dr?>i <ick ho good. Score 7-0 Allen. Kickoff. Copeland receives ball f<?i f\'llpn on ;*5 yard line. Dicks aroutu ritrht end 9 yards. Copeland gain: tirst down. Scott 3 yards. Dick* duti'^'d line for 5 yards.^Cmpelan^ Ml?*n penalized 15 yards. 3rd dowr vnd 28 yards. '"QuUrter Score 7-0 All n. Two passes incomplete. Penal zed 5 yards, Scott kicks to Claflin's !1 yard line. Hodges gets the mui 1 yards gain in two down. Claflit leiuilized offside. A pass intercept?*, by kelson on AllenV43 yard line ant ?turned ball to Claflin's 38 yard liiu ^opeland plunges over Smith, Frit: fbi* 8 yards, Dicks advances the bal iround Robinson'sf^en'd for 1(T yards more. Copeland hit's line for 2 yar, more. Dicks jumps ._over center fo' second touchdown. The dropkick b> Seutt was prettv but lopeland was 11 skle. ?Score?1-3-tk?1??: UV.I .. Kickoff. Claflin receives on 10 yd line returned 18 yards. 1st and 2nl"wris :i y:>rds_ Pass for 10 yard: Second pass intercepted ?i>" Ceott. All *11'ft ball. 0icks' 4 yards gain. Claf inJs'5 yard penalty and Copeland': line plunge gains 1st down. 4 yard' ;ain in 3 downs. Allen penalized an< she kirks outside. fhiflin's hull m 20 yard lino, Claflin penalized otT iido.?Kick*.?Alton nubntituten Bur ge.ss for Dicks. Burgess goes ove: Sneed, Smith, and Fritz for 2 yard: in 3.tries, and,the half is up score 13-6-favor Allen. KickotT Claflin' receiving on 10 yd ine. Ball returned 28 yards. Claf tin galiTS-RothtngTin 3 downs. Kick: Allen's ball 33 yard line. Burges: 'unibles, loses -8 yards. Dicks who i: hacking in place of Copeland gait* S yards and Scott kicks. Claflin get ball on 35 yards line. Fumbles it am Beaty covers for Allen, Burges gains- 15 yards 2 downs. Pass Nel mrr?to -Betrty - 5 yards ^fYiple ^ pine I'nding in Dicks hand for .&-ytirds h>ss Burgess fumbles and loses the ba1 ? yards fi'om Claflin's goal line. Thee ain't .gain no way, Claflin kicks ou Kick goes 40 yards in air but only 2! cards laterally---?Allen's ball on Claf lin's 35 yjp-ds line-. Scott advance: o goal. Dicks twice,""Kelson once Dicks, again for touchdown over cen Ler. . \ _ Kickoir CUiflinls receiving ball oi 20 yards line advance* it >-' y??'Q* >> fain. Pass frustrated. Punts. Bal (inched by Nelgon and Claflin coven >5 vard line of Allen's. I'.as-- m g?>?i(i."iJJl7Trir (Jlifarfef "score U-Ij Allen Claflin 'gained 2 yards. Knight; jass jux?good. - Penalized fr yards I'laflin punts.(It may-be said nei, .licit, v^iamn prayeu in Allen's territory the remainder of the game.) Pas? Scott to. kelson 12 yards. Fumbled all;. Claflin takes possession of ball \llen's25 yard line. Allen suLstitn ed Taylor for Copejand, Claflin joes around end -l'or 10 yards. 2nd town hit lor loss by Hodges. .'lid lo'wn regained [loss territory, ith town th put it over.- So ball goes >ver. - Allen puiita^- (i'uut?.called?liaek-) Taylor tries line and Scott kicks arain. Claflin's ball 25 yard line, 'ass broken by Beaty. Allen ofljsidd wice. dst down Pass broken by ieaty again. Claflin goes ^around eft end for 10 yards. 3rd down no rain. 4th down gains 5 yards but lot enough to score. Ball goes over Pas's Scott to Nelson 10 yards. Tay or 2 Vlirds 3 Scott's .kick himself. Claflin's ball tllen's 20 yard line. 1st. Pass m rood. 2nd pass was intercepted Ivy slels'on and carried 20 yards. Tayloi oses ball., Glaflm tries 4 passes with uuC success.' Kicks. Allen substi,ut.es Toatley for Hodges. Pass from kelson to Beaty. The ball bounced 'roui ik'aty's hands, bat Taylor re;overed it. .. Phe line ups: OLLEG^l OMING cr 27th n ertammrnt for 'Vlunmi, Fri# ric^s SFcl-Patrons 3 p. m. rfSt STATE lacious Bull Dogs . a Warm Welcome to All ~es Throughout . . ^ ' . del Field Tha ??f?hi pa 4 j Claflin Pos. - Allen > ! Jenkins R. K. Burton -J llnnilin U. T, lluilgwr , - Wilson K". (i Veal r Sneed * C;- PorterlU - Smith L. U, Ransom p Fritz. L, T. Reese ^ Robinson L. K. ... Beaty - Knight Q. B. Nelson 1 Law ton H. i.B,. ? Dicks ? Johnson ILIB. L. Scot' j- Moorer H. B. Copy-land . SMITHr BI LLS BOW TO ^ t r LINCOLN LION V ' Dry Weather Came on Muddy Fiel i" It was surnrismir the wav tl L l.ioii.j ol' Lincoln mid -the Bulls : > Smith handled the"oval and thomsi I FOOl ; ... V HOME cc 1 Thankgi ! Allen I ! Benedi< ANTISD s i This Game promis tt _i i --1 I* wamp umycu ft score i South Carolina State Ft m I Thanksg i H I Li vim . I j f I n-TT -tn-rf v - ff-^j I SALISBI I gOPC8X&aX8XOS&^^ III - ; A MtiSSA-GE ( 'ifi "' When ieath invades your fai .olai.jii conies lu you from in lig \Ni BENEVOLENT ASSO.( iiroie led by insurance laws, such. lhe Mutual Relief & S T. R. YOljNGBLOOI RHONE 7186 " r " . ? REESE'S J | | ^ MRS. P. ^ i "x A Full Line of Pa ICiKarel tes and To Madam C. J. Wall Times lee < ream PHI 1422 Assembly Street, -v ni*.i? - I BE A < I OF GETTIF "Gall for I - G LAU BREAD "SOUTH'S FA> t. 7 * ? Saturday, November 22, 1930. ' * . nksgiving Day * I v * 4 - . ves in the Smith Bull pen at Charj lotte last. Saturday. If ever a grid?j iiun had the appearance -of a place ~? j I ] unfit for a game, it was-the football ] field at Smith. Red North Carolina ?j [Hay turned inU^t.he nastiest sort of? j mud without a trace of gras-j on the playing -field made the prospect for a fool hall Kanie extremely doubtful. t bill' both' teams appeared" to have had o- ' "t-e in playing under such con, - r ditions l'<>r tin* ga?oe was replete with ~ " sensational runs, long passes, disr r taut punfk, and hard tackling. It is remarkable that there was scarcely. any fumbling.' ^ J ' ; Id. 'Die game wasTbegun promptly at I 2:<10; Lincoln, kicked off to Smiths 20 lie | yard line. 'Die ball was run back to . . ' ^ |[~ (Vntlnued on page eight?*? '1 -7* r BALL : ^ ?! , (MING GAME jiving Day Jniversity VS- - - ?- : ct College EL FIELD J es to be a Thriller. These leas Q.Q tie ?t lh*??Colored?- ?t?? lir iving Day!/ g stone Ml~> *" ~ " vs M lith Univ./ I JHY, IS. Cj. I * .1 JF tONSOLXllOIfc; | . mily ranks, what a measure of con- * ie fuel ihui THE MUTUAVL RELIEF j L'l'ATION is under contract and you i lu pay you promplly. y Ojur insurance j l persuuued you lo lak^f uut- covering?"I . i Benevolent /Ass. of S. C. ? ? ! ), den. ManaKyr. \7><j$yi TAYLOR STREET | ?RUG STORK ~ L REESE, l?rop j fc'~ Stent Medicines. Cigars, il?accos. A Full Line of . I <(fir's Preparations at all And Sodas >mV 7H9it ?-??- ? ?-? A Columbia. S* C. ;v ....... B =r? sIG THE BEST T them by nanie^ ,?1 t?\ SSEN-'S CA KES ' /ORITES SINCE 1841" -? 1 v.