Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Saturday, November 6, 1937 , jr/>|^]EchoeToTsport f I BY "BUSTER" LAWSON nananHMhi Across the gridiron front the ,?, fighting .bronzed men arc drstinv guishing themselves before the r largest numbers ever {o watch a - well coached team charge down the gridiron. , In a spectacular game that featured hard driving and forward passing, the well toutc? S. C. ..State Bulldogs defeated the Benedict Tigers 14-0. Jimmy Johnson just wouldn't miss an extra kick. The weather was a little warm W but that didn't take anv fight out of the game. Benedict kicked oflfto' State and State drove town the fifteen yard line bn four succes| Rive plays, then passed to Mo Due for the touchdown. The ex=~ tra point was kicked by Johnson,^ State's giant tackle. They scored again in the second' quarter with , a sustained drive. Johnson kicked the extra pont. In the second half Benedict found herself and held I the Bulldogs at bay, the remainder ! of Jthe game' and m the fourth quarter Benedict threw inariny pass , es that was completed only Ju be stopped n?ar" tjie goal line by interception. "* State sho\ved .a powerful offj.'.i fense and a real strong arm line, f. h MeCants was the fpark plug of her attack while Pjjghlej' carried the banner fgr -Benedict* Seeing ? that she had Benedict in chargeState pi aye J many 'Seconal and third string men, but had to rush & Watson and Harney in the game A to stop the Tigers passing attack. I * State plays Mo'i l is Brown , sev* en pillars of steel next week not to mention su?h backs as CoopeTT" ,-*Jones, Braxton.tand-lIai pion. " , Morris eol!t*gt? fast lrpiehiHC was cut down by the Yellow Jackets of Allen university at thG State Fail before a large number of eager I spectators. Tl)e game was a thril I * ler'fYom start to1 finish. Jack McI Knight, Morris college fast stop-i | ping fullback is undoubtedly the I best constant ball carrier- seen so ^ far this season, lie is truly a jfl have Tunnhig back*that has every ^Mr thing in the hips and legs.." But' I Mr. McKnight cpuldn't grt far e nouglv btyeud tho Hiro^ofr.scmuagc. to sjcore on the Yellow Jackets. For Allen the appearance of Heiwy "Dog" Harris: added much to1 the. driving power and oif tackle plays"DogV Harris slipped through tackle and around end for many f long gains. Columbus Burgess J omt .Togse Komi'v niowed the line y throughout the game. Belk Allen .- steady quarterback intercepted a Morris pdss 1and ran tVt'ty "yart^. only tt> be pulled down from th*5 rear on the Morris twenty yard iline. The stone wall line showed its regular stone wall- defence. ?' When the scramble was over Allen led 13-04?scores by Burgess and \ * Belk. Morristown', Tonn., Oct 20? OlafVin College slaughtered Morris'town. 34-,.>. Morristown's line i was helpless against the hard run ning of Willis aiid Williams , The undefeated, untied teams in ? the SAIAA are Benedict, Claflin and Allen. ' Morris was dropped by the defeat by Allen Who will be dropped next week?. Like a wild Tiger.,. Henry Aimstrong tore at Pefey ?Sar r air >the featherweight chaunpion--and put him to ; loop in six rounds or may ' I say five and a half rounds. Sarron started well and had A'rnt4 strong puzzled with his peculiar style but the mighty fellow of the little men finally found a way "out as he always does, and punch k eel the breath out of' the willing but helphiss victim, to be crowned 1 featherweight champion of tjhe world. IM am correct, Armstrong is featherweight champion, John Ilenay Lewis, is lightweight chain * pioit.and Joe Louis is heavyweight ' champion. Those, bronze boys sure can carry the weight If Brud Holland doesn't get on ^ the United Press' All-American * ' team, then I know jthat politics 1?' picks the man find* not the work I .. of the man f"*"* " *t is high time to look over the flock find see who is there and what is 'there. Before many moons Thd Palmetto Leader will issue a call for all football spectators to piek its All-State team. Keep your eyes pnen and bo sure and write your candidate to the Palmetto Leader soon. Watch for the date ~ PICKENS NEWS. Mrs. 0 T Lawton spent the week-end in Caroleen, N C., with MisS Alice Gnsnway, Oct 23-21. - Miss Carrie Bowcn left f o i Winston-Salom, "N C. Tuesday. % Mrs Melcrlce Burgess entertained the ME Missionary and ladiei Aid Society Thursday A delightful course of potat*T, salad anc crackers and cmkes Wigs served,? Mr. ,T W Johnson?was funeralis ed Sunday at Easlcy ME churci Mr. and Mrs. J L Roscmond, Mi and Mts Richard .Goldmond, Mi and Mrs Alvin Kirksey, Mr. anc Mrs. B It Kirksey, Mrs Mamie Roscmond. Mrs Jennie Allen, Miss * Evelyn Goldmond, Miss Queer Gilliam. Carrie Gilliam,- McDanic' Kirksey. Louise Miles. Landei , Cannon, Mrs. Melence Bureoss, P E. Younff attended tho funeral ol Prof J. WL_Johnson, a promienl citizen ?f Easley vr Prof, and Mrs. J. R Bates, IVfc* Lillian Fi-her, Mrs O T. Lawir and daughter Fiankiq spent Fri It" 'lay and "Saturday in Greenville. Prof, and Mrs. .f R Bates, Mrs ' Lillian Fisher, Miss Martha II Sizemore worshipped at - Liberty I Sunday with the Rev. F. L. Law ton, pastor in charge MliTa>4? 1.1 iwi ?'-L?I Jrr in nam r: r ?? * * *' - fr STATE "AGGIES'* WON OVER BENEDICT "DEACONS'' 11-0 \ Oran^eliurg, -?>. C., Nov. 1st? The first Jwlf, power drives of South Carolina State Aggies won a stubbornly fought game from Benedict College "Deacons" here by a score of 11-0 in the' feature classic of Negro Day at the Orangeburg County Faii^Salurday. Four thousand* f;'hs from all parts of the state witnessed the clash. Benedict in the second half lewttdered the Bulldog- with passes and laterals after they were ahls-j to stop the "powerhouse" dnycs.l Out of 1'5 passes thrown in. the second half by ih in dict, t? were yopij)letedA and ivcotinJcd for long gains and 7~~frn*Wdowns. In the fiyif lialt, Benedict tlwewJ? passes "ajtid -completed t' 1 haJS agyo-nit ed for five first South Caro'Kuni*- SJa.te fervived the kickolT in, the first half and started a drive from their owtl -- yard line, ma'Jo five tirst down , which carried the hail to tin- :!" yard line when a pass was heaved to life 11 : W," who CiUitrht it id the end zone for the first touelillov?-n of the paihe. Jin'mie" .Tohnsn!Yj-= placement w;is jr?*i?d for the extra point. Tn the secondquarter at the h\'Grinnimr. the lPilldocs-hrean a second drive from the twenty yard .lino, jwhero the hall had her ft placed after a punt by Benedict. over the pool line, Aftt r five ftr-t downs that placed fhr hall !> yards of rani Watson, who played a brilliant quarterback, ran the halt over the poal lino after MeCants an 1 TT'ifary.had aided him in h-inco'v i;.. oval 77 y:frds. Aprain Jimmie Johnson's toe was pood for the ( xtra point. Benedict's pass ofTen-ivc the remainder of the half wa- stone d. and State had the hall at .midfcM at the end of the first half and a score of 1-1-0. * * The second half, ihc ha!! wa : in Benedict's hands mo-t j>f the time with passes fjUinp the air. sometimes thrown loivr by "We?" Brown to Peter 'Walk r. T.orny -Walk'err -or?Cant ain?Hdev.utd?leeDonald. an All-American Candidate for end. At other times R..li,Vi P.iVrV.hl.??. .. U.....1 - hack would send the oval tHrnreb the aii\" The 4deforso- of" Benedict wbie^^as. weak in the fir-t.dhj-.li stiffened* in the seconi and "kopt'th? Bulldoys from <</oihycr - South Carojina had speeik in "(inat" Harney, and p'ow.'v in ?.Te'(L'ants, a '210 fullba k-, and some KoOd brain work ami power. in t quarterback Watson. The Bulldogs forward wall was impenetrable. oTiTy th>v: and then would "Zack'' Emhry and Ralph Piurhsloy,. two Benedict i>pw r drivintr backs; wore able t<> p:.7!; i through... : ^ A The Jmno which was**4 ha''d fought,-tfi'om start t* flni-h kept ; the bisr football crowd wild wit;'. , exe'itonicfit. h Substitutions;' Bene. '!< ; ' ?( '->y ,..p | Bradford, CTmham. TT'f!d>. , ~ T I Coulloinrh, Lerov Walk'r. | S. C. Suae.' IT.d'o'"-. Wi!-o?:. jFrederick, C'nnnon. ~ j Officials: Ref<|;uk. m, j house; I'nipire. CTm-o. M.'V(-h..'!-;> ; I'Headlinesnian. S'a'm. Mel* j Field Judge, Bradby. linn:;-: u. I>l'\T|)\ AND lU'RKR' infill ' IM. VV Fc.it I.owi I: <T.\'I ! : CTIAAIIMONSIIM' . ' | On Friday. October 2tV j on the State College on. 1 in i- Orangeburg l?nnt?>u llii'li of ! Orang -burg will pi iv InI di'strinl High School of Ohail-si ton for tile,, low) -v -tat'- i.hunij pionship. These twe Xcgr?j s.hm4s have a very shnilar record. each havng'tiod one ganio an . woii all the rest. ,y Tile kroness of ih.. i-nnlf-t -Avill he fin ther accet tuated hy the fai l . i that* the two . coaches are lTrinev f tfani-mates. A. 1). (Ireenne, coach of IJu:ge High. played guard during the time "Hie-ad Uiveg' ' Hawkins wiotP- gridiron history* I at Stltle college while plaving 'right end in superb style. I W' >1- uALU'-'fi 'i. . i ( /" V/j " /'(/ ;! f: ' mm 1 ?, I I V U 5ID'S \J>, \ I V /5 /?5 /KCC/AVWr". Y", \ ASCWMf >.*> \kl*T* r.r < A-wov w yr=*" ! <*$! SOW OP /x HAUL ? < IS A SPORT PA6C. IA GRIDIRON EXPERT PASS AND ONE THI . J COLieOElrSNS IN OA ?liOJ?; WTMNATIONAL BB3R0_ PRESS ^ 0 ? 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" _ T . ? / ^ . / / ?7~ Si.'LcJ tV:i:?ey ; > a ; ? I Vv .? -'T ' *:;V N |P :r ' 7 "THE ROVING / Ry ChurK Jessye I Imir I'lru?l's With II .Munrlii'itd <'<>nc? r( j t T' il leen V'lii''- drew \uth pure \ minor !<< >* melody a portrait <?t 11 life in On* Tinted States,It from rlavery to m"d? rn day.-'.and] fr ; ;i -jdinual- to .foilrtttti lo\e-'i .-oti-j'Sj a* t-ho I'.va .It,-, y<* Ni-v'ro t s> Ij*- i>! eseiited a ? V. in the Moorhoa.il amv'iry Friday neetion with tin' wcsUi'n division,' conventionof t-.e Min'nc-'ota Kdu-'d ration ax?Ofia'li"ii: Siiyintr to a hashed parked house,1 th (.'hoi!*. ( v. ii itiyif rfnd- six wii- i tin n. liol I aHuui'-n afS" mu< h with.;' dramati" 1 i est i)Wit ion" as it ?5iil f 1 with melody. ( Guid?d only hy Miss .Jes.?ye's ae-l cotiipaninient. ' exceptional its'* kill arid 'control.- th choir opened ; -U .il<urt?" a ith?liiu imin i-si-ivr ' If"}' Oil and 10 other little-known 1 spirituals;,- Most attractive to its audience . were the semi-humorous ' I\rv Horn's and the Children of Is-ftt'i. .?^; _ ' ?? -j i ~-*-J)ippimr into folk sonus, the 1 choir do w. inost applause for Paul Robinson's Water Roy. Six other1' numbers, were .sunir in this division. ' * ? ' Tim .j?11wi I'l'iiI Travc-ty of r\Vakc Scone from the play Poipy ami'' Ross dominated a series of njod-., i in Negin soinrs, following Ivy Gel'-1 'aw ill's Summertime from ,t}ie opera of the.same iiam1.^-^ Kxcerpts from Southern ?U4]?p-i dy. vout'ii'Vn onjrs oi irrinatea hy alaOiu ui-nl. .i-luViiiil ...iSe.-ti r oi?i:a ni, 1 * * * * * *. i Free Wlierh'n;: In The Hlack Hills,' Inure, North Dakota?Sien on ,i .i-j'fo wall "If |.'ou drive your old 11 i'.uiii to jink, d-ive him. in here'' j1 A'i'd another siirfl across the. line in' Moii'-j "Keen a tish would h"( u-i-t ca jrVit if it kept it.< mouth : . ' | r T- * - * * lV.hit sl.'.T." and one five drtl-jl j la.r i f.x of candy?-for ono* tele-1 I f:!v tu--cail. That's the item -that:1 'vi at in'o the. bonk? of the Pow-j1 Lh r PjifT Shnppe in the Black build j ie.-'r* Friday in tiii?; manner:. A lad ; >!' a!?'Ut K id was rfiyited permis-l -!' h to, um' the. id phone. A check minute.-\later revealed the. (Yhortstge.. i' I Y-u do-not see any speed copsi . ir. fTTT- country...V?louff sleek shiny, ! car \vi!i? pa.-savou on the road and i:"r*|_i_n fiynPTor a few miles, and, i if voii are- driving too. fast a hid- i ! d-n'dcrh siynnl will flash from the [ of tAio ear "Stop- Police". F * *~ * * * * 1 Pood is plentiful and cheap, foi ' ' < v. n* v-flvo cents you jrri threei J !ai.d> ihops, two icel cream scoo?ps! [ :' fn'. amed potatoes, two slabs of !c.!*ti>:\.four slices of bread, a cup! r f ' sapid and a slue of pie,} : :. cicni ette and a stick of chow- j id. : :in. Now that's any man's I m'. ppv-s'wnyth. But . . . .iust one I : 'now '"leinrne" tell you.j , Back down In iVJiunesota V"ii tret more Than your moneys ur r < >r a cy.iM'aer x*u can per :> hnire juicy steak, c retimed' pons. fried onions, u bowl of soup ' tv.ii larci' slabs of butter, milk, ojVeo or beer ma-hod potatoes and "hot <:op" buy, a little "nip, chewhip puni nn?i a ciparetUC . * - ? * * The earth i* coal black and the ,ri,-lies' -.>i! I have ever seen. * ? * ? . Only one" franchise is issued fot hi* p?vj!i"t>TTiir"of professional box-j Tv1 in Minneapolis. Frank Mc-, Coimick i- the present holder. i ^ *. * * *n Morirhi-ad. Minnesota, is W ~'T. H ,! rd-nr.. ftTo Railway E?P~j - -fi"'" neint-. a kind imW?mannered little pent lemon. who came here -,S years aeo from back "East with the', intent ion of saving every penny he c<>uld out of his small salary. He now owys enough real i.-tate < ? retire for life on a .nod- : e t income. ^ Ci I +* ** I For a lone time I had the world r'n mv hand with a down hill pull. AH I would have to say was "well I'll see you later,, pot to po out i nd pet some ro ws now" So . . . id Minneapolis T started otT "well ".I'm poing loo".... "Hut you, haven't pot a press card see, and von can't pet in". "Oh. yes I have". And chimed if she didn't have or,e from the "Kansas City ! (vi" ..11 . i + * ?* M nnKato.' Minnesota ( Oponir.with a rorord-bt- akiner j attendance which surpassed crowd? X;H previous nicotines session's, of [the Minnesota Education association started today. Out-of-town visitors arriving late late night ! without reservations were faovd , lui'h n problem of finding accorh-, imndations. All available rooms in the hotels had biyui reserved, fori tonight s/jverat weeks ago, andthej ? /> ?\ v .REPORTER" Hj ;s Spears' . 9 - ' . ^ <.cal committee busy for the last >< wo woeks| assigning- rooms. in prb w ate homes for touchers, was rush \\ (J this morning by the flood of ;??r .-quests. * i v' There were twenty-live or tjgirty ri*ore.-tiA? exhibits by Arms man* a' :fuctur.imr school supplie-. And]1 i>. the ev niug session the Eva Jos-! *v ye- Choir and the .exhibit of paintntfs by the Harlem Artists Guild ^ larked them in. There was not! v?n standing room in the audito-! "if.m,. the corridors f.n the three! He floors were throntred, ? and the j ^ Oi.w.'i overflowed*- into the hall <la i'sbil many lingered outside the loors, ' * vi K. G. Fitch. Farjjo,. railway mail ' Iei'k was killed, today whcn he!*u -1 i?> 11 ev 1 and was. struck by a moy-'!^ uli train a* he attempted to trans]1 for mail-from one train to another. I ,i e< No one can buy the- art of the rti Indian painters. their _ intricate e* ait-lures and designs fashioned out i ai >f bright colored sands on .the fc floor must be era-id tit the end, of id the day. Thaf^s* .tribal custom. 1T The spirits .would he. displeased if | E the work remained overnight. c' ?. I cc Out since 5 P.M..-Thursday the!1'' Case county jury trying- the Sam.' Dolvo^ase had failed to reach an 01 agreement by niid-Jiight Friday. Dplve, Fargo attorney is charged e< ivith drunken driving. ' w ? * J a Two Indians of the Fort Totten'?' f-< scFv~ri11fm'vCere" killed Friday* and [ ^ another is in a serious condition^ in the agency hospital a?'the re- - c< ?ult of! two auto accidents. Dead ^ r..n~ i ?v ? . ?? ' mi o'miii nniruwi wno -was KUlPd iv.hen his en? overturned near St.*' MiciEiel mission. And Willie Littic Ghost, 2 years old "killed when 'ho sedan in which he was riding ^ -truck a culvert and overturned a' q half mile west of Fort Totten. I Injured are DeWolf, 24, driver a of the Redroad death car. Bene- t< diet T.ittle Ghost, Mrs. Little Ghost, a and her five year old son were cut J v and bruised. f' Early removal of Frank P. is Forostal as superintendent. of the" Minneapolis police appeared in the,1" background' today after Mayor jP George E. Leach ordered the lidlH clamped down on Minneapolis nite; n syiots following charges that the'j c losing and "liquor laws w#re,being t f]o*utc-d in these places. ,! * % lies Moines. luwa?With but * !?7.35 in his pocket and only a si& * dressing gown from, his former extensive wardrobe. Nervous and > ill with tears Tn his eyes, W. C.,? Kurrle 52, sportsman, polo playei|_ Mid once a trusted bank official,| was checked into the Polk county jail Fridnv bv Charles Antl..< 1 deputy -United States Marshal!, who booked him on a chrtrge ot embezzling $lOotOO(V from the First National Bank. Kurrle's arrest . came Monday might in Burlington when police - there were informed he was carrying a gun., ****** Wins By His Whiskers Brookings, South Dakota?'The . men at the South Dakota State college Ja?e clean shaven tpday\ but a few days agd it was a (lif- n ferent matter. They grew whiskers as part of their preparations t for thi honie-coming hobo day fes- a tivitids. ? Mis? Elizabeth Wright,|u a junior, tested the boards to find . whij) w.-vs the mos.tl-ticklishi The F winneH\Radie Bnnn of Pierre, S.i" * --iT ? * * * ? Chicago A pain * . t, I.avado CiLrty Bntnrad in Nf\ a Sjy intrlanrt* Revufc ' Lavada Carter who was the feff7 tuve at several New York .night spots a few weeks ago i? now in Vl Chicago for an . engagement al n Swingland Chica<y> night sjiot. At It the premiere of Ben Skoller's new cl floor show she quickly won her audience over wi-th her new songs from Europe where she* toured ^ with Low Leslie's "Blackbirds";; * Tlnraee Henderson's brown musical bombers furnishes the swing1 and Baby Minesft? one of the outstand- lr ing stars of tfie rfew show. r,"* !n Edna Ortez formerly at the Cotw ton elub in New Yolk is here with n hef tap dancing. And Freeman; a and Freeman are showing the Chi, eago boys what tap dancing real; !y )> ' h An 1 there is, a new dance "The . Palsy Walk". It's the Susi-Q and. s( the Big Apple cooked togetheij ^ with a little tabasco sauce thrown in. Boy, its hot, and fast. simply get out there on the flooil and do anything you can as fasti0 as you can. 111 With I.nvadft Carter, Rosalie S' King. Annahelle' Ross and other New York sepian stafs in theL city at the same' time, it almost J seems to me tHat I am back oh," j Broadway. |a i ' - I ". _? PagejS ] [ORRIS BROWN A. M. E. CHLRCB g Rev. K. I. Lemon, Pastor \ Charlfc'SfWn, S. G--With splendid * father prevailing last Suw^ay, ' i le worshippers at Morris Brown \ enjoyed good servicers all day. *, he usual scimonclle to the childell was enjuyed by the youn g dks. The pastor spoke to them w the subject "A. wise *i?n *rtli a 'good father'4.^ The?uial laige crowd of ehUdrferr?h4 ne. with raprattc.'.tiom^while the istor explained to them the na- -U ire of the subject from which he joke. The sermonettds to the :tie one a, are really enjoyed by le elder ones as well. After the ser;non<kte the pastor - . . tested as a text for the inuiiiiirf i toon Acts :7. The sermon p.s built around fhe theme "The ay o'f Salvation". There was >e accession at the morning aerce. Sundaj""school and League Id forth at their respective hours i ; the evening sermon was preach I by Rev. Pugh of Georgia, wfio lotted as a subject, "No Parking 1 the Highway". A practical rmpn resulted from the texf sected. . , Our Uedi atio.r. week begins next mday morning continuing fcr ono tek embracing tlie second $uniy. Interesting sermorfs ar.^' ipro ams will feature the week's per res. The dedication sermon (will preached by Rev. C. S' Ledbetr of the Congregational church 1 .the second Sunday afternoon, he different groups will report ?the?Tors 'a;?night?follow irig ie second Sunday. It is expect i that ea.eh cf the groups will ind.tr -good accounts of then; se.lv^ when the roll is called. We :e looking forward wi.Ttr~p*'-asure r the coming of jhe_^Eva Jcssye oir -on the Ihth the month, his will be a ?duaT affair with mmanuel an.. Morris Brown lurches participating. A suc ssful occasion sdems wellassur1. OQr new conference year is T to a good start with Dr. L^rai at the hfeitn. Memorial servcies for the depart 1 ones of the past conference year ore held last Tuesday night with pproprtate services featured by biggies by Mrs. Hannah Mitchell. trs~~ S. J. Pn-rwo: th.?am}- -Bros ? O Mitchell an.j R. Crawford. In ar.nection with the services, the; nveiling of the chair of the-late if..J. Sv Morant was made ajfeaai;e:'', Mrs. M. V. Johnson actjhg S .mist: ess of ceremonies, signored a program that was effecnal. Among 'the musical num^^T^ ers rendered was a solo- by Mr.? icne Woodruff.. ' Mor'is Brown is the church ."ith war in welcome that is extended y ? all vsiturs, and our services are lways gracei'-with many visitors. ho arc introduced and ;r.aae t<5 I'd at home. An eVCnt of unuf'ual significance i the p ig-; ant of Royalty to be taged oil tne 22nd under the diectior. of.Mrs. L. G. Davis. This agtant wi'l feature some of the fu.-t ndtod heads'-of the differentat inns of the. world. The readers oj? The Palmetto .ea.i'. - Iook! forward with interest o receiving their^copy Vach Sun- ay mornfng. ; jTNAL PAY-UP,-r & WEEK V ' .* aa>?aa??4oa???e>a tasemi David G. 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