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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, M4« State Opens Grid Season With 15-6 Win Over Ed. Waters Tigers IjTlia Georgia their State College won opening game of the season here Saturday nifc)it, Octoer 2nd In Grayson Stadium by downing a scrap¬ py Edward Waters eleven 15 to 6. * Two freshmen backs from foencer High of Columbus, spearheaded the GSC Tigers attack by scoring both touch¬ downs. Joe Hardy, shifty right halfback, tallied first for the local team midway in the second period from the 20 yard line when he hit dtf left tackle on a reverse. The try for the extra point was no good. Edward Waters hit paydirt late in the second stanza on a sustained drive of 65 aided by a clipping penalty Eastern Standard Tima RADIO PROGRAM Subject to Change Without Notice FRIDAY MORNING MORNING MORNING WSAV 6 30 KC NBC WFRP 1230 KC WTOC 1200 KC CBS WDAIi 1400 KC ABC WCCP 14 SO KC MBS 6:00 News Summary Sunrise Serenade U.1.1 e.ao Country Cousin 6:30 Radio Revival Mng. 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Party News 11:55 assessed against the GSC team. White scored f-om the one on a quarteilback sneak after failing to pass over or run the ends of the oposition. The attempt for the extra point failed. Score at half¬ time was 6-6. Robert Slocum, former Spencer speedster running from the tailback position, brought the fans to their feet midway in the third quarter when he raced 65 yards to put the Tigers outfront by 6 points. The try for the ex¬ tra point was good, giving them a 13-6 lead- The Georgians tallied their 1 last two points on a safety in the fading minutes of the 4th period when McCord, ripped through the Florida line to smear the punter who was tempting to kick from the zone. The Georgia State line by Harrison Miller of kept the Edward Waters ning attack “pretty oottled up throughout game. Joe Turner, E. Orleans, and C. P. Harris, Columus played stellar ball on offense and defense. McLendon, F. B, Vidalia, running BSC fullback the florida line to shreds his plunges through the The quarterbacking duties shared by Edgar Worlds, vannah Jesse Morgan, nah, and Charles Wardlow CJolumbu*. c White, Waters signal- connected on several ®lu> 9 murah; m fHfowfc passes which the failed to stop effectively throughout the game. Georgia State travels tt Claflin Will Meet Georgia ORANGEBURG, S Leslye Stallworth and his sistants say all their men in good shape for the gridiron season. Twenty-six veterans and the remainder of the fif ty-man squad are to the Claflin college eleven. The schedule is as follows: October 9, Georgia State col¬ lege at Orangeburg. S C (Fail- Grounds, 8:15 p. m.). Oct. 16, Albany State at Al- Beach-Cuyler Athletic Contest By W. Dickerson Donnelly The traditional contest to determine who will wear the crown of Beach and Cuyler is entering the final lap. The wii (tiers will be named October 18, and will be crowned with appropriate ceremonies during the half of the homecoming football game to be played be¬ tween the Beacr-Cuyler fight¬ ing Bulldogs ancl the ‘‘hard to beat team”—Burke High, of Charleston, Thursday night, November 4, at Grayson Sta¬ dium. The Athletic Commit teje is not endowed with funds to foster athletics at the school; therefore, the members of the committee must use this con¬ test each year as a means of raising money whereby a weil- rounded athletic program might be given the pupils through the continued ^-operation of public spirited citizens. The winners in the contest and runners-up, backed by their respective classes, will receive the following awards for treir interest arid haid work: Both “Miss Beach” and "Miss Cuyler” will receive a suit, a bouquet of flowers, a royal cape and crown, and will reign over the homecoming game activi¬ ties. The second and third place winners of both Beach and Cuyler will receive skirts and sweaters, as well as corsages, Soothes chafed skin Also in Giant Size—25 Economy Size 1 lb. GREAT BARGAIN At no extra cost, you can enjoy Holsum, the loaf of extra flavor, extra freshness, extra high grade nourishment. At your grocer’s today. The Hol¬ sum Bakers. DIXIE ENGRAVING CO. SAVANNAH «•» GEORGIA - £Cjrp. E-U^ TDd f PHONE 5508 • 128 W. BAY ST. Orangeburb, S. C., this week¬ end to meet the Claflin College eleven under lights Saturday .light at the Fairgrounds. oar.y, Ga. Oct- 23, Paine college at Au¬ gusta, Ga. Oct. 28, Benedict college at Columbia, S. C., (State Fair Grounds). Nov. 6, S. C. State college at Orangeburg (homecoming, Fair Grounds, l p. m.i. Nov. 13, Bethune-Cookman college at Orangeburg (Claflin Stadium, 1 p. m.). Nov. 25, Allen at Columbia, S. €. (Thanksgiving game). ana will serve as attendants to “Miss Beach and “Miss Cuyler.” All winners will make at least one trip out of town with the football team during the season. A list of the contestants, classes backing them and the home room teachers follows: Beach Senior High Harriette Solomon, 11A1, W. Dickersonl Donnelly, teacher; Georgia Mae Minis and Gladys Dyer. 11B2, V- E. Smitr; Win¬ nie Ruth Frazier and Mamie! Haynes, 11B4, John H. Law; Lee Frances Futch and Verne- da Wilson, 11B5; A. B. Givens- Thelma Wright anfl Odessa White, 10B3, J. L. Blake. Ernestine Gbeenfc and Con¬ stance Mosley, 11B1, J. M. Greene; Dorothy Jnkins, 12B3, R W. Washington; Jewell Cut¬ ter, 12B1, C- Elferbe; Er¬ nestine Hall, 12B2, M. F. Grant; Mrrie Spivey and Fannie Gor¬ don, 10A1, E. P. Law. Irene Ladson and Beatrice Walker, 10B1, E. T. Graham: Mildred Sheffield, 11A3, L F. Cromartie; Helen Young, 10BE, J. H. Dixon; Minnie Bostic, 10A2, A. Dwight; Catherine Aikens, 12B4, L. R. Bolden; Norma McGhee, 10B2, B. M. Hardwick; Mary Royal, 11A2, G. H. Hallman. Cuyler Junior Higr Hazel Williams, 9A2, H. D Simmons Verdelle Vories, 9A1, M. B. Payne; Mildred Bowers, 9B3, K. M. Williams; Carolyn Wright, 8B2, E. L Washington; Betty Ann Roberts, 8B2, Jesse Gibbs; Minnie Underwood, 8A2, N. S. Coppage; Moldred Jacobs, 7B8, M. O’Brien; Janet Colvin, 7B1, K. B. Bogan. Frankie Tyson, 7A3, G. B Huff; Erma Lee, 7A2, A E. Hamilton; Maralyn, Brooks, 7A1, R. G. Scott; Bertha Morris, 7B2, V. DeVillars; Margaret Mitchell, 7B5, C. Golden Ma¬ this; Etteen Douglas, 7A4, A. F. McLean; Lois Hunt, 9B1, L. G. Brown. PFC. PROCTOR AT FORT DIX FT. DISC, N. J.—Pfc. Buster G. Proctor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Proctor of Walterboro, £. C., who makes his home with his wife, Elizabeth, at 793 East Boltorf street, Savannah, Ga., has completed traders’ course training with the 9th Infantry Division, Fort Dix. Pfc. Proctor was chosen to attend this six-weeks course for future non-commissiortdd officers on the basis of intelli¬ gence, preseverance and lead¬ ership potentialities shown throughout his basic training. He is now qualified to teach army methods and procedures to new Inductees. Backache Backache. For quick comforting help for Rheumatic Pains, Getting Up Nights. stron|» cloudy urine, irritating passages. Leg Pains, circles under eyes, and swollen ankles, duo to non-organlc and non-aystemic Kidney aha Bladder troubles, try Cyttex. Quick, completo atlsfaction or money back guaranteed. Ask 'our druggist for Cytttx today. STEWART INVITED TO MEXICAN TOURNAMENT ORANGEBURG, S- C.—Geo Stewart, State A- and M. col¬ lege student an|d 1948 national men’s singles, men’s doubles and intercollegiate champion of the American Tennis Asso¬ ciation, has been invited with all expenses financed from any border point to participate in the Pan-American tennis tour¬ nament to be held in Mexico OOctober 16-24. The ATA three-way national champion has been given per¬ mission to leave the college and has accepted the invita¬ tion. A George Stewart fund has been launched at S. S. State A and M. college to raise funds to defray expenses of the champion for this trip and for oth()r fjetivit^es which he is expected to participate in dur¬ ing the l) i l8-49 school year. All ATA fans and supporters are urged to send their contri¬ butions. The Pan American invitation i when aged whiskies*are scarce... IT TAKES A SECOND LOOK TO FIND REAL DUALITY There hat been no increate in price J KJ ff L fl 1 FRONT Will BACK WlIK •, Symbol «l Quality. RF.R FEATHf# Proof of QuaRfy... required Thi* label is your This label is guide lo quality— by the U.S. Government. to selecting the It tells you the age and brand you want. amount of base whiskict -in the blend. Today especially, with the shortage of aged whis¬ kies, you should know the age and amount of straight whiskies in the blend you buy. That’s why we urge you to look at the back label as well as the front label —before you choose a whiskey. It’s good to know ($uaUUl that Three Feathers—backed by America’s largest reserves of fine old whiskies—gives you the same YwU r, ’"'continue roe® generous quantities of five, six, and seven-year-old ,he whiskies, blended with choice grain neutral spirits. \ n C ‘ f " .» >k« ' *RARE BLENDED WHISKEY 86 Proof. The straight whiskies in this product are five years or more old. 35% straight whiskey, 65% grain neutral spirits. 12 % whiskey 5 years old. 20 % whiskey 6 years old. 3 % whiskey 7 years old. Three Feathers Distributors, Inc., New York, N. Y. The Safety Cab Co. Wayne and West Broad Sts. 71S8 FOR SAFE, PROMPT AND COUR¬ TEOUS TRANSPORTATION The Safety Cab Company Has Been Serving The Public Since 1937 NORMAN DASH, Manag Beach Takes Opener From 6 2 Beach-Cuyler defeated Ris¬ ley High, 6-2 in Grayson Sta¬ dium last Thursday night. In the second quarter, PattersoiJ of Beach-Cuyler was tackled behind his own goal line by Brown of Risley, racking up a safety for Risley. In the last half of the game, Gene Mor.ris- on scored on a long touchdown sprint, and Beach-Cuyler took a 6-point lead, holding it for the rest of the game. In spite of the soggy field, both teams played a good brand of ball which was witnessed by a fairly large crowd. Beach’s next game will be on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 21, when they will play Johnson higs school of Augusta at Gray- son stadium is the first to come from a USLTA sanctione dtournament to a student at South Carolina State college. PAGE SEVEN NAACPs To Meet Monday Nif^kt The NAACF will hold it* monthly meeting Monday night, October 11, at the YMCA at 7:30. All executive board members are asked to be present, busi¬ ness of importance. Rev. R- M- Gilbert is president and Deacon J. Mines, chairman of executive board. CDC To Meet At West Savannah The Citizens Democratic club, Preci.’fit No- 1, will hold its regular meeting Friday night, October 8, at York street hall in West Savannah. All members and the public are invited to attend. Business of importancei will be discussed. M. J. Jack- is chairman and L. Hill is reporter.