The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, December 04, 1954, Page Page Six, Image 6
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IN THE WORLD (
SOUTH CAROUXA STATE
WINS SOUTHERN CONFER
ENCE :
' ' . Orangeburg, S. C.?South Carolina
St ".to Bulldogs were hard
pressed to win a final Southern
Conference \ ietory -from the fighting
'Benedict College Tigers on.
State field Thanksgiving l>a.v 15-12
before i'.ooO alumni and fans.
STate <yered first in the first
quarter on an automatic safety
when the,.Benedict kicker was out
<vf'*\lie end ;..-ne and later in the
second quarter scored the first
TP ai'd extra point on a long pass
from Freddie Crawford Jto Robert
! ? ' are-am. lanky end who ran
q; ?f/H' -'-bf'?HO?yard- Touch
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i- *' ' < poirv..
..".i.;:?i_2 received the kick and
i . . .. funihle at State's 49
???y 1 '!!' ?Varleo (Ioo5l>y thari^
\' - a .- to Charles Dar'*
'."Hi who ran 25 yards
!' i'.; n In-i'; first Til. Wjllie
L'o.vell fa 'I'd to !;it*k the eonver?sion.
Tit.'' first jfalT ended State
!i 1'enedh ' ?.
'"?eh-?-'"nd half Benedict?rt-^eeive
1 and Turn hied at their 25
yard lino. State kicked out bounds
on the fourth down, Benedict
fumbled apain at the nine yard
lhi". State scored the second Tl)
when Clinton lost 4 yards; Freddie
^ Ci a1 cfor<TTaTT~s1x yards and Floyd
.White S'ored off truard from the
- , three yard line.',' Taylor Clinton
failed to kick the extra point.
i-i onedi .t's, detefmified TiiprQrs
caote back'after State's second TD
from their own 15 yard line.
(-"fishy threw a'pass to Charles
Darlan, prood for 40 yards. Wilea
i Hici.man hit for three vat; jS
v^ .uiul t lion f'.rvftclttf tVivftu* QrtXfnfth
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tw - t" fmr
dl5 yards. Benedict" at State's 13
; yai'i line made a first down on a
run by hard hitting Willie JVlinei
and five yard offside Trenaltyv
"" Kreni the- three, yard line Gohsby,
<v'"v."Mju{irterhack, went over for Bene f-/t
("jet's second TO.
A-n incomplete pass was not
p'ocd an' the conversion.
The final nynutes of the fourth
quarter saw both traditional rivals
"... exchanging the ball on downs and
""Slate in possession ?f the ball at
..vJj'pnedict's 14 yard line when the
4 g??t: ended State 15, Benedict 12.
^ AT THE RINGSIDE
A 1 M G FOR ARC HIE MOORF
Boxing officials, promoters and
I ; xing ' fans owe" it to Archie
Moc'i'e to see that the durable figh
. ? , tor gets the chance he deserves
oT l.eing Rocky Marciano's next
.championship opponent,
i c.-ou ALi.(-re-mte*?the nod because arrv
v ay vnii look at i.t, he is, on the
, basis iii" his record and perfor
' n.arce, a hotter fighter than the
:.r?-c: 'led "lea lint? contenders."
Archie -has not only defeated
the No. 1 contender, Cuba's Nine
? ValA-*s. -Imt his styte,^xperienee
and ability makes him the stiffiest
t -t for the Hock. ,4
: Besides. Don (djekell Britain,
.. ehalloii|M,,|; . Joiner con;Tfp,.w^_
anle s fans see to it that
! > i! is. The clamor for an in- 1
t. rn tio ial 1. ?ut seems to he work- i
r ? 'in fav< r of Cockell. Kven <
' i!i t Cln i-tcn'oervy, chairman ol 1
? e\> Vori J-'tute Athletic Com mis- <
; ?oi a enti nod the Englishman I
for a ti:lo .-hot recently.
B.aue < f the lack of sentiment I
in ; f-i"o therefore, Moore
has :V'h he' a one-man campaign 1
t v hi- "> hn >ps wid land him the 1
( tie ".tshin match.- i
A :e inailc a h i for support <
e-r-t ici- 'i;.; United States, >
Car ah ami South "America), the t
'gov.oners of 4X states, boxing of- i
hmyadio :i':d television-orta- \
lior . lie sent over 400 telegrams
to ; -sc son tees a'ring his content- t
U-??f-hftt- since hcMiaTs defeated the
' "j;> ranking heavyweight con-, t
i'l't: Vis (V..1! / *nd Boh Baker o
a l ' . C- ( 'cj| lost to Slade, he r
rhe tl.l get first consideration.
1y his action, Moore hopes to
ad "ve the following: ? 1
1. .'let official action from the
man (states commissioner's) who
govern boxing, and 2. rally public i
,, y opin-on around htm.
* ' "*L_The first objective is doubtful:
the, second is conceivable and can
lhs;TTc attainment of the former. J
fn 'V". ri'Hft'SS of Vtrw.ra'g iX
campaign depends on fans reaction..
All they have to do is write
boxing offic ials in tWeir states askthe
boards to sanction Moore
and ^Todre alone?as Kocky's next s
opponent. It is as-simple as that. 1
This (column is behind Moore 100 v
per cent in one of the greatest t
fight of his career ? landing TT c
heavyweight championship match, c
It <s hoped RINGSIDE readers tJ
' "WMtwt ail iti- up to you fans to
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)F SPORTS j*
seo that this fijrhter nets a fait*' (I
break. Anil you can do it because I tl
no?.promoter, no regulatory body i k
or hoilies dare ignore the clear do- n
inands of fans, who plunk down s
the dollar to support the fights.
Archie has a lor.y and colorful <'
l iny careOr, In the last sif years. a
he has "lost only twice, once to . _j.
Philadelphia's Harold Jiduison, "v
whom he has since defeated. Such !
a capable fighter merits your sup- : i
port. I
Moore won the lipht heavyweight
championship in 1P.VJ. His present
jroal is to war the heavyweight
championship in 1
i he Kintrsuit' u.tpes-y'ou to write
your state athj.qjc commission jjy
."M oorc's 'oehalf!
Statistics Affirm
High Court Ruling
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New York?(AXTVU- Siastics re-i
leased last week by a national
scholarship fund oipan bait ion coii?}
clusively "backs up the Supreme,
Court's xulinp that tluv so-eulled
seperate but equal school system.. ^
while separate, as far front equal.
The statistics were released in j
an interim report on the first I
year's results of ji two year South
Hvide "talent search" undertal<en !.
by the National -Sehalarshit/ Set - i
vice .vnd Fund fok Nejjro students. |
The survey was fiyanecd by a SlT'xj
OCT print from the Ford Fciinda- i
, . . .1
non 3 r un;! ior tne Advancement |
of education. ...
The search niirred at um-uvm;-!
jljjg qualifiedu4fir?ro college canida-;
[fcs. Statistics disclosed that mily.j
r+artfThc^sfftrtcrils TTTthe top in per ~
cent of the senior classes in SI
highest ranking Xegro If i g h
schools -ttt the Sotith posessed minium
111 college qualifications. Kvaluation
standards used was a version
j of the' generally accepted college
entrance examination hoard scholastic
antitudc test : ;?
Only six percent_u?_the?Xewo group
tested did well or l etter
than the average in a comparative
exam taken by white students.
Tests were given to 1,485 stirdents
"from so-called "separate hut
cq'.nl" schools. Of the group of
!op students, less than half attained
minimum scores for college admission.
Of 73? qualifying, 399 indicated
their desire to go to an interracial '
college. Of the latter number, 207
actually completed "applications.
Only 107 were acciqitej?and?tmhrr?
191..finally enrolled.
Of the qualifying fudients who;
showed no intt rest in attending an
interracial col!"ge, 70 percent up- J
plied to Xegfo colleges where most
were readily accepted.
According to the report, ijliost
students favored Xegro colleges
because thev were nioi-" i ?
of admission and ahTicipated a more
satisfactory - social .adjust
merit.
Oil the has is of figure's <!isclosed
by the pioject, there aiv now 1 ,'JOtl |
Xejrro-studenls yacli year through-'
nut the entire' South who could he I
considered qualified colli ^e,eatidi-'
dates. The l'i are. however. iia hi-1
;les only tie so in the up-pet 10 per
cent of th"i* class and who have!
taken a coiiojre prepartory course. !
_ The analyst, noted that less than '
hree peicoi t of all Neevo hi^rh I
a hool frrauitos in states 'covered I
>y the saivey wro- found to he j
ikely eani :ates lor an intei ra'eiOl
rolle^o. Tl.ir she-vine' is tho result
>f reduced motivm ion?to leurn?m-j?
school because of economic and eiil- |
.ural deprivation in the Ivoirte, and
lleff-ets cf vi ifrejrat ion on the development
oi-rh;.v-tic aptitude'."
A > ; okesman .for the fund sai<l
hat alkhomJi Xocu-ocs ai e ' Inciter ~
ian Id percent of the nations popilaiiotv,
they compose less than
no pe rcent of the country's inter- !
acial college ponulntion.
/a, PTA Paves
Way For Future
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Action 1
Ity Carter Jewel
ARMNCrTOX, Vn. (ANP) ? If
incere PTA groups and oriraniza
lorfs oT "educators in Virginia.
cant some experience to guide
hem in meeting the problems
routed "By the P,S. Supreme
ourt anti-segfegation decision,
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Fie experience of the Fairfax Co
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