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"TRADITIONAL CLASSIC" J hy
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Allen University versus Benedict j Tt
? College Saturday ~ November 7. j gv
.' Tickets may he purchased at the j
business offices of AUeti and RllIU'* j fe
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The game on Saturday is the |y
game of the season for Loth teams, j w<
Fojp'or five thousand people are 1 ov
expectcp). Kick off time 2 p. m. . Si
Hurst Stadium. | ai
Allen has won one tied one and j Ls
lost three. Allen lost to Morris i T
College hy a seo^e of 12-24; S. ('. f
State 14-25; Tenri. State 11-0; Won- (?hi
from Shaw University by- a score ai
of 20-fi, and tied, Howard U.nivct:-.- __K
^ity 7-7. , ...... . C
Benedict has won three and .lost m
three. Benedict lost It* Mo iris F
Brown by a score of 7-2(1; Florida ;?i
A. and "M. 45-0; Ret Hume "Cnokinmi
2<l-0, "Benedict won froni Knoxville ir
gft.Q; 'Alaliam'a~ A. ~aiid M'. 2U.7; tt
Claflin H2-20. - , ? - p
Line" uii" for "CAT Ten and Benedict, tl
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I,E. Ben Wilkins tl
LT. Henry Stradford e
1>G. Marc Brown
?1 c. #.Joe Oliver vi
RG. Ro'osvelt Ricks ti
Kir Robert I.ouis. Stevans b
RE. Kenneth Nelson ti
' _ ^ qb. Willie Simon
LH. William I nn[r (J
RH. Layfette Stubbs 1
FB. James Williams ('
W. W. LAWSON. Coach
: !1_ R. 3. TyRNKR, Line Coach
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benedict e
LE. Arthor George S
LT." Richard Cooper _ n
- Ifi. Nathanial Drisner " *
Alvin Smith " I
. N RG.. Claude Reid
RT, McGruder Charles a
RE.V Leo. Chester v
. Parnell Jones h
LH. Lerov Dehoard *
? ~~ RH^. Leroy Huff
Stokes Murray s
J. E. BROWN, Head Coach t
'* 5J. BELL, Asst. Coach , a
MARYLAND STATE COLLEGE
WILL-PLAY?STATE AA^irM H1
SATURDAY NOV. 7 t
? . Orangeburg?Mighty Maryland
State College of Princess Anne, |
Maryland, who have won 50 out of
53 games in the last five years and
-who so far this season lihve de-. J*
?Tented _all i h^llongor<, will -play
the^South Caroina State A pnd M
Con ege Bulldogs next Saturday T
night, November 7, under the lights T1
on the Orangeburg County Fair F
Grounds.
. Football fans in the Southeast
will have the opportunity to see ()
this nationally famed independent ai
football aggregation in action hi
.against the strong South Carolina j fc
State A and M. College and eleven n<
who to date has lost only one game
this season. (d
. State A and M College hopes to A\
be ready for the-Maryland State ( m
Hawks who are famed for both a 1 C<
bard running ...~n ?
_ r, <*..< ?rn iimca pass j d;
t . ing? Alf&olt Stnttr TypeiTs" hY give j
I - a good account of themselves with |_jr,
1?7?- eyeiy player on" the squad ready st
i for action against this mighty ?ni
[? TrnrrhinS. (h
s The game is played at night in -pi
order that fotball fans and players ,.\
frorft ;9<Hjer teams is South C'ai'o- f'j
j lina may see this big intersectional ar
J attraction. 'ft
The kick-off will he 8:00 p. m.,
Orangeburg County Fairground fc
Stadium, Saturday, November 7. CP
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VICTORIOUS SCATS PREPAK jc
INGTOR BIG HOMECOMING co
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The Area Trade School at Den
.?uiin.v mis week
preparing for the biggest and ^
most enjoyable home coming in .
. . its its history. On Friday, Nov al
B, - Victorious SC ATS
will tangle with Edwards Waters ^
Collegia# Jacksonville, Florida.
I The game will lie played in i,a
_ tha-aUdtom ??t YOflrhceB gichool
Sh<l .-Junjor College. The SCATS
% will enter the game with two re- i?!
|pent wins on their record. They l*1'
recently trampled over. Friend-1 so'
irfrtp' Junior College of Rgck Hill Hi
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a score "?.>-0 An.l on Octohei i
they motored to. Uogersville. j
'nneaaec.?-whore:- they thrashed j
vift Junior College Jl-0.
To reign over- the homecoming I
stivities, the """students pieked.j
a campus wide campaign love-1
Miss Berthella Singleton. She
in the title 'Miss Homecoming'
[Of ten other contestants.. Missj
ngleton hails from Sumter, S.C
id the Lincoln High School, Sho
a student in the Commercial]
raining Department. .
Attendants fr Miss lloniecom
?w 111 -1?t* t tss?vv+mo iwrt? Kt*yid
Miss Mable Franklin. Miss
(.'V- is?from N w44i?Augusta, 8.
..anJ. is a student in the., cum
ercial Training Department. Miss
rnnjcHn?i*-1 from' CIinton. S. ('.*
n/1. is majoring in Cosmetology.
The homecoming festivities witt
iclude a parade of beautiful
oats from the A fea Trade ( avans
followed by the kick-off at
lie Voorhces. Field at drtldnvnTT
he, day's activities will finally
ome to an end with a dance in
he Area Trade Gymnasium that
The public is most cordially
Welcomed to all of the day's ativities.
Mr. (J. H. Wheeler, plan.
inK instructor, is chairman of
he homecoming committee. '
I.AI'MjIN PANTHERS M AKKS
953 HID FOR SOUTH EAST
ONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
Clnflin College . Panthers. will
lake its 1953 hid for the South
last Conference Championship,
laturday afternoon, Nov 1, 1953
o its ownfield when it tangles
/ith Paine College as part of a
lomecoming celebration.
The Panthers who have not lost
conference game this year, bid
/ell to assume championship
onors, in. the event they defeat
'atne on Saturday; "
Having defeated earlier this
eason the leading contender for
his honor, a win will in all probbility
sew up the 1953-54 con
crence uue.
Prior to the game a nianiout'i
arade consisting??Ihmhi-G f h?
loats designed by different ramus
organizationS^WI by Claflin's
latching band, and drilled by
lie freshman class will highlight
lie day.
The parade will begin at-1:00
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EN MS AND FOOTBALL
lEADLlNES A DIG WEEK
OR ORANGEBURG
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Orangeburg?A big week for
rangeburg is ahead with Tennis
nd Exhibition matches Thursday
id Friday and two standout
inttinll irjinvps Satlirdav after.
ion and Saturday night.
William Luflcr, chief elini
an, will conduct the Kleventhi
nnual Clinic and exhibition j
atches to he played on State
r>llege Courts Thursday and Fri
ly Nov cm lie r 5 and 6.
Jligh school and community j
onps from all Parts of the'
ate have been invited to parti-j
pate, and receive instruction uvj
e playing of Tennis at the Cli-j
c that is sponsored hy State!
& M College and the South
uolina Tennis Association who!
e-mcmTiers of the American i
>nnis Association. 0
"Bill" Lufler. well known pro-i
ssional Tennis player who re
ntly returned to America after
months in .Swedan conducting i
:nnis .institutes to the . Sweden'
;nnis Association and Tennis
ach at the University of Miai,
Coral Gables will arrive Wed
sday night in Columbia with
. ualalnnl and n 11 hVher OIuT
uiversity of Mftwni player, Orndo
Garrido, of Cuba to conct
the clinic to be held at State
& M College Nov. 5 and 6.
Other clinicians expected to
rticipate in exhibition matches
elude saw Daniels, South Oaf<7
ia singles and doubles Ohawp- "
V, Dr. R. Walter Johnson, Vice
esident, American Tennis Asciation,
Lynchburg, Va. Dr.
abert fcaton; 1952 National
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PRINCE
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1 u>u! ii's Champion, American Tt*i.i ami
nis A-social inif. AV"IInTffirton. N. Ko?
C. 'and Dr. Kllwood IV Downinc,! IN
. Va. I.??< ?L clink-inn include (>.'< . l?'a
]>n\vson.- HcacP Of Physical Kd'f- fdu
caiioo Pcmirt-nn'tih?State -A & M"Ten
Collt'av. Victor Kerr. and Will- jinu
iatn <Hrown. assistant coaches.' .vet
State A M College. k am
.Maryland, StatevColleye. mini- my
her one team nationally in inter-1 I
collejttnte athletics at cnllcues tor iiel
Xeyroes.. will yoinc to. Orange jam
hurt: County Fairgrounds. This'soi
game"'is attracting national at- Sts
tention' hecattse .Maryland State Sfn
j has yet to lose a game in sixteen-ofI
starts yiul lias won all hut three tie
' tranies- since the 11'IT season.
State A & M < o'.lcjre Hullilop-j
boosted their sofisons record last
Saturday .with a victory of 121 - ?j
apainst tin* powerful Alabama A;
& M foil ope sitt Huntsvillo. ,Vhc
and are primed for the hip iii-,
i tcrsoct innal Hash oil Saturday.!:) '
Ta Kiiiih* that will pet fail timoj
1 loral ion. *? *" - . ^
1 i< fi'iiifi-L-il uu Ura-npo- ?
! burp who will Jtave a homecom-. '
{ inp panic Saturday afternoon ^
Claflin ('o)lopo anil I'aino Coll [
ope, Apusta. (la: the pame to, he
j played on Claflin's athletic field. a
l Itoth?pames are ex-pootod t*? .haw- l<
1 W,(iOli fans.
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SAM danikls and Wi i.i.i am i a
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in i:\murt ioN tkn;nis hi
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Pranpoluirp?-Sam Daniels, Sou:
t*h Carolina .State champion, has tc
ilipon iwlilml to tw?i li^t ..f >v
and will appear in exhibition match f<
es next Thursday, November 5? in T
matches against William "Bill" ti
Fufler at the 11th Annual ?clinic iv
and Exhibition Tennis Matches at R
Sou t!i C arolin a State_A. and - ? M - -T
College^November 5 and G. ti
Other clinicians, who have acccp ti
ted invitation to participate in ii
(clinic and matches include Orlando
(iarrido of Cuba, No. 1 Miami b
: I'iliversity tennis plaver. O. LI. _n
flTawson and Victor Kerr, State A ei
'and M L'lillcni'i?Dr. -R;?W.ilh'i?tr
jjohnson, I.ynclihurg," Ya. Dr. Hub- si
ert A. Eaton, (Wilmington, X. ('. hi
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November 7tl
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lore than one hundred tennis 1 t
vers and beginners interested in 1
yhig tennis are expected to at- t
d the" clinic. Sohool and com- s
nity groups from six to sixteen
its of ape ai'e invited to attend j i
1 receive" instruction in the play- j 1
; of tennis. , . . |
Vlntehes and the clinic will he
<1 oil tlie five courts at State A 1
1 M College. The clinic is spon- l
ed jointly by South Carolina 1 i
ite A and M College and the i
lit!)' Carolina Tennis Association
the American Tennis AssociaII.
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1. D. McGhee, Reporter
AT THE RINGSIDE
y L., Virgil Overbea For AN!*!
DA GOOD DEAL '
.Due sport" that is flush with
Mitimentality. but devoid of scnmont
is hoxlng. Although tlm"
nir flashes ninny beloved heroes
11 d numerous merrioriajizod
i eats, its basic * governing, fac- .
>r is the dollar hill.Only
in pugilism is it almosti
truism that the best drawing
ml rather than the best perforicr
gets-the most opportunities
ir championships STRl othei
onors.
Because of this peculiar trait
f boxing former middleweight nd
welterweight champion Kay'
Sugar) Robinson reportedly had!
een offered $1150,000 to give up
is lucrative e'ntertainment ca-|
*mv to rettnn to-Ahc ring forne
more- big?fight.
What a temptation this was
> Sugar Ray. Here was more
loncy than he probably will earn
ir a year as a dancer-sihger,
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lie* niau xie wuuiu ngni in wrcr*
.1111 bout would most liksljl be
liddleweight (Bobo) Olson whorp '
.obinson had. . '^hipped ^l^ice.
her<v would_^he nothing to get-1
ng back in shape quickly ' and
iking care of Olsop and vcojlectlg
bis money. , j ?A
Outwardly, no ovept offers, have
een made to Kobinson and his
lanager, Geurgo Gainford, turn(1
down -the thoug h|fc. Robinson,
nt~ evidently hid- r?\ieen "
Liit this way or. how else _could
2 have made his statement aGame
Homec<
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"Panthers"
VS.
'AINE COLLEGE
"TIGERS"
turday, Nov. 7,195
Kick-QfflP.M.
aflin Athletic Field
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>out the offer, J
This ringsider \i*as vfly ha|ipy
o learn ?hat both -Robinson ami J
lis manager, Georgef*-Gainfor.I,' ca
urned down the?thought. Robin: "la<
on declared: < \.m'
"111 never fight again..If I fight 0^
igain, it'll be- because somebody y
tit me whe I wasn't looking."
Gainford -declared: H
"I have been asked by both 8
Harry Markson and Jim \0rri3 I
to talk to Robinson about return B
ing to the ling. But I'm not go- B
ing to do sp.
"If Ray decided to retain to the B
ring after my-talk with him, I'd B
be called a money hungry mana- I
ger. The decision js for him to I
make. If he does-decide to mako I
tamly do my best to get him in
shape for any fight he'd undertake/'
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. When Sugar Ray fought his
lust? battles?the heat blasted|
fiasco with Joey Maxim for tnoj
light--heavey weight;crown and the
desparate knockout Victory over
pandy Turpin to regain his mid-'
dlewejght throne?it was oBVlofis
that he was past his peak as it
great fighter.
After more than a year of idle,
ness in the ring and lavish night
life out of the ring, how could
he possibly he ready for any
well conditioned foe? The only!
reason any promoter could want!
him beak is that the ex-champ'
means a money hut, Olson is not
a' dtaw'ing card.
This lingsider can never forget
the'sad figure of Joe Louis in
the ring when he tried to comeback.
It was heartbreaking for.
any sports fan to see the once
magnificent Brown Bomber reduced
to^a mere shell of his former
self going through the motions
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1953 H:
Tiger Schedule
HOME GAMES:
Nj>v. 7?Allen There
Nov. 13?"Fort Valley Here (N)
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; is great to know* that Suga
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. CHICAGO EXICITED OVER A
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For the first time since la:
e! spring's mismatch- -rematch hi
^! twecn Jersey Joe Walcott ai
n| hcavevweight champion R^ck
Ml Mareiano, Chicago-ia-excite*! |v?
1ENED1CT COLLE<
^TIGERS"
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VALLEY STATE i
Kick-Off 8 P. M
)AY. NOVEMBER
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Admission S2.00 In
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The occasion is the Nov. l:j ,
welterweight title bout l>etwerij
Cuba's Kid Gavilqn, the chaipji
st and Chicagojs Johnny .UrattoiK-?1? ~
^ the" challenger. The fans are not
id thrilled, as you might think, he- V
:y 7 cause a loc al l>oy may make good ? j
s'r but because this appears to he a
$. good fight coming up.
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