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Newspaper Page TextTUSKEGEE SKINS TEXAS CAT IN GREAT LINE CRASHING EXHIBITION Joe Rainey ‘Jolly' Forsythe Hog Maw' Robinson WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1931 Colored Foothall Pros Beat Whites: iid Chocalaie Wanis Canzonen r e King Leads the Path A . . As His Buddies In Form Follow Him Y YY1 TUSKEGEE TOUGIHI TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala Dec. 2 Above the studded hills of| the Macon County, brightly burn ‘ ished in the glories of autumn, ralls t h e (ri umphant roar of (G e B/ viclorious %&/f ‘ 'Q,nldon Tiger to- |& . ’i ight a ravish % ing beast w h o s found his juiciest ,’, 44 cprey in the Pan- | EEaGEE thers from Prai- |EggeS Pyl rie View College, ; 7 o Prairic V i ¢ W SN e Texas, unbeaten > d previously and with an array her ald as the best team seen in Texa in years. Before 4000 spectator many of whom were wa. 10! who had fought and bled for their alima mater on many zory battleficlds Tuskegee defeated Prairie View Stil’(‘ Collepe. 2 to 0 'The Panth. ers found their pet weapon, the pass, turned apainst them and their defense pierced by a fast charging Tiger attack that swept to three touchdowns and one safe ty. Every attempt to score that Prairiec View made failed, while Tuskcgee was making the most of cvery opportunity and “brealk.” The Tigers® highly-geared at tack, functioning much mor ¢ smoothly and powerfully than Prairie Views, was started on it iy by the fleet. elusive Tiget i5r. James McCarthy 'Herbert King, fullback, was th g of the Tuskegee L-ianph King ripped and slashed hin vy through the Panther defense fon 101e gains. Silvey, at hiliback ‘cracked the Panther forward wall four several nice gam The laurel wreath hould be placed upon the entire Tuskegee forward wall Captain Willi o Hockeit. in his last game against Prairie View played lhe greatest game of his life He w in the thick of every play and 1ema { in the game for the full 60 min utes. heing ably supported b oy Adams, Belcher, Camp, B Mc Kinncy and Henry. It was smith, Jeft end, who caught a pa from Mobley on the 2 yard line that re 1 'nd In Tuskepee cond touch down 1, t h e first perind Tuskegeo traveled 55 yaras in four pignntic Jeaps for a touchdown afte® haelng held for downs on Praivie View: 91 yard line. Al the start of (i quarter, McCarthy made 19 vard off right tackle. King the fullback dashed 12 yards around loft end Silvey, smashed s wiy 10 yards through left tackle MeCarthy e cled left end for & vards and with I’!'(lii‘i(‘ View iceling and mrogoy ng took the ball again ind "Onded 6 vards throuzh the cer ter of the Panther line for ti score. During t h e sccond quarter Prairie View fought savagely, backed deep in their own territory and halted the savage thrust of the Tuskegee backs. Twice the Ti ger attack moved down to Prairie View's 15 vard line only to falter and break down complefely against thy Panther's stubborn de fense, 11 the third period Drairic V ve showed a weak defense. at the flanks and mishandled a forward passing attack that was conceived along clever lines King infer-ent ¥l a pass and ran 30 vords to Prairie View's 13 vard line A pass placed the ball on the two yard line and King hit the center of the line for the second tori~h down. McCarthy placed kicked for the extra point. 1L 11e Tourth oarter the Paorie View backs, lsd bv Dunre~r. h-m meored the Tuskegen tarkles and spirited thr ends with preat <kill but a fumble spniled their chances in midfirld. Tuskegee scoring when MefCarthv went around left end for 39 vards Silvev hit richt kle for five vo-ds. placing the 1l on Prajrie View's two yard ine. Moblev hit center fo- tho ‘8core. McCarthv failed to kick the vextra point. The Prairie View backs again beran hammerine Awav at the Tuskeoee ends »and tackle. advancineg the ball to the “Tigers' 20 yard line where it was ?m downs. After an exchange -mﬂ it was Prairie View's ball on their own six vard line. On munt formation Tove was canoht m the goal line for a safety. Lineup: Tuskegee (21) Prairic View (0) { g I { I :L:! J i \ ' THE Ul” El'lﬂlAl Outcrowds Union with - Stern Offense And Durable Defense A GOOD G A M E! 7 Hu i«inrr up . . Va. Union Hampton l.ce 1.E White Jenkin: 1. {iiines 10 Thurston 1.0} Unthank Petoers ¢ Anderson Tavior RG: River Thompson RT Glover J. Wilhams RE Thoma Yancey Wi Campbell I, Williams 1.H H Haryi Armistead RH Weathertord il (Y FBB L Har i By RUPERT PICOTT : RICHMOND. Va. Dec 2 For 57 minutes today Hampton Insti tute and Virginia Union University pigskin cohorts battled on even mid-eastern classic. Hampton a and ecqual terms in the foremost two to one favorite on this last 3 minute viclory won the € 1 | A A. Championship for 1931 The score was 14 to 0. For this major por tion of the game it was a struggle bewteen two opposing forces. the Seasiders and the Panthers, neither being able to do very much 1 pressive functioning azainst tiie other. Then, time rolled on, until there was only about three minutes left for action. Hampton had the ball on Unions 24 vaid line Thiee successive tries at the Union line netted only a 17 vard loss "Hi Harris, cals his team for a kick to: - “mation .. he reeeives the ball from center, but then changes his mind . decides 1o tun it out He does he makes up for his 17 yard loss, when he is finally halted he ha made a first in ften. Harris caught Union playing back for a Lick. From here, two succesive line thrusts, one for 4 vard, the other for three, by FEdwards, accounted fo. Hampton's first score. Weatherford booted a beautiful one through the uprights for the cxtra point Hampton in the next instance punts to Unioh Union opencd up its fame aerial attack. In the dving sessiong: of this Turkey -Day-NMeoel that boy Edwards intercepted o pass from the arms of ''Little Boy' Yancey and romped from aboui the middle of the ficld to the poal line for Hampton's second touchdown and His seeond touchdoan ‘Lhe Hompton toe-artist agair conlribu! ed theoxita point Seoree 14 1o 0 for Haumpton The speedy end-runs. and ol tackle gainzs of iLlovd Wihilams, ol tinton, and the line plunging tac tics of Edwards of llampton were stellar lights in this well matched fray Gaines, Hampton guard, and caplain, vwas his real self today Rivers. Hampton guard, also car ried out his fonment well the Union o ward wall led by Cap i Culbby Gl Bove the spes tators some class action These boys broke through behind the Hampton line of scvummage numerous tunes halting the "mronmen’ backs in their tracks As rogards the »unt ing job, Yilliams' punis averaged from 13 to 17 yards more than the Hampton toc-delivery by i Harris. i ‘Between the halves, Miss Ada Thompson, a dimiinutive. beautiful, brown-skinned, sophomore maiden was erowned '"'Queen” on Union's Pilgrimn Day Festivties Hubert Promotec COLUMBUS, Georgia, Dee. 6 R. H. Hubert, manager of The Columbus World, has bheen pro moted to the position of district traveling manager of the Atlan a World, it has been announced by the Southern Newspaper Svndi cate home office. The Southern Newspaper Syn dicate is proud of the record made by Mr. Hubert since the foundation of The Columbus World, and tenders him this new position as appreciation for hi: ability. Belcher ... L.E. - James Adams ... LT Sampson Hockett (¢) .. L.G. . Riley Camp ... ... C. J Thomas Henry ........R.G. ...... Sanders B.. McKinney .R.T. . Sanders (c¢) SHEBh .. . BE ... Johnson Mobley ...... QR. ... .. Ashford McCarthy ... LH. . .. Mason Bilvey .. iRH Love Kl . ... . FB . Duprce Officials: O. G. Whalker, (7.n coln) referee; Dr. T. J Knox (Talladega) umpire: W. J Moore (Talladega) headlinesman: 13 7T Harvey (Colgate) fiei? judge o SO R P ’l i . T SIS & A @l WO SN . g 5 - 4 j o b - : T D o Ny e s p}‘{ v 1 Yot * b T s ‘::/ 0 N ¥y ST T L g B 2 F & } iied %0 A AR i % e . A 5 g A G £ ':4‘ & 2 ™ ;s g }?';' ’%A S '“.«; s 8 L S & Bh 9 | f ?-:é”%" 4%(: fg’" < ﬂ‘ . i ? F b ’-,A - ¢ i el A . e i s, 4 B R % 8 § Jpronys ¥ n, J'»?"":;‘:J; $ P g B % -z\fﬁ' 3 AR ? PR 3 z‘ T O R 7R 7 g W’Pv A PBeeR P , GAPRL *,?; W o 3 e WY .‘ :ﬁ -“. 7 A AP 4 b 2 ‘v’?‘lgé. 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B R RN l WAS walking dong the othier night considering the awlul weather and the imniinent wat aod bless vou I felt 5 heavy hand assail ;”LV shoulder and a d fp. bl il Howl from the rnnands ot some anilitant g ol e my e i (oo, I looked aron I Eliang I elap Iny eves on | ! “ : ooThy Wiy i funnel hat and sideburn | and o b ! i e il e 1 gl 1 | J: *‘ extrenu ! i ¥l il loathson ¢ w COCHiatice Phiy ifteed e ite GF birih ‘ contiol i Lo amd an idiot and v Biore ane g ik : it gotl room here 1o - m e e e ST A e - = Old Jobin ] , ¢ 1 iust invited har URIC . . . o P cause T didn’t use log n sceleet ¢ View o worst Tiskes I just stiffened up and pot teady | ¢ } ] ook o =edl h wouldn't, | “I'm sick and tired of you running around here saying | you're infallible. You're just like any other guesser. Why you were ridiculous in selecting the Praivie Views over Tuske gee. Use logie? why yvou don't know what logie 1s. You had me proud of you earlier in the yeav. You picked Ala bama to pull the rear with Tuskegee; Ciark to win in Atlanta; I'isk to bash Talladega; 'Bama to snag Morris Brown, and those : were great. But you got sour when you took Prairie View over Tuskegee for the conference crown.” €6\ OW lets Took at this thing logically i o for logic when I think il s on niv sido. Look at Ty I eortl dnd look at (Ll s Both have won five football after junking Morris Brown. Tuskegee will have won six wl 1es i the leagiie: That will put her :uw;;.u‘ Gf the latlee 11 | picked her for the crown wearing in the league finals. "‘l,e\'zi(', ch?” This is my shadow, Old John Logic, with whom Vm having the argument. “Well, if you're going to u logic, why dont you? Tuskegee got her extra win over Lin and that doesnt mean a thing., Clark will get it even it Tuske gee worsts Morris Brown, And, talking about that, who sad Tuskegee would worst Morris Brown? Tuskegee is a fighting - machine. She has a one-track mind. She'll throw those ott tackic shots and those short flank ;,:.'lhn and that's all she can WHER T ;‘%2 \ - ‘ ' /W‘:‘maf‘ WiT -+ l - . AN () \ e . | \Ei[’: 7»-‘f wE (,,:.Afl.ﬂ.-f . W/ j" = WRON(; ¢ 5 :?,ij_h N i ; ¢ : \‘”5 MM:.‘ :'4 ] Aot E 'x'. \';) S5 } e\ i (.2 B on . v X 1> i Bl —— JOHN - / I i ( ‘m';,i"fh“ s ta LOoIC { L | . i K o >~ = ) | - do. And if they don't work, she is cooked, If Mr. Nicks has a defense hutlt up against those two, what good is Tuskegee? And if he hasn't built himself a defense against that style then I don't know. He's had enough warning. If he his> Then what? A scoreless game because Morris Brown will be cantious, see? I den't think she really wants to beat Tuske gee. I mean she wants to, but she won't dare try. A tie wiil satisfy Morris Brown and she'll fight for it The Morris Browns will be thinkers that day. ; ‘6\\v EI.L. Mr John lLogic. I dont think vour logic 15 =0 hot H vou v think the Morris Browns hav forgotten the shellackn Tuckevee have given them for two falls in succcssion vouTe crazn What vou said about the Morris Browns proves my point Morri Brown. she's a thinker and she's got imagination When ) gt ing the big kickoff she'll he seeing herself up under her poaipost with the ball belonging to the Tuskegees and only a few inchi ‘ maining and shelll be wondering if she'lll hold em When a bunel his had a dare pood set of lickings an imagination does 1t 1o It's a handiecap te be a thinker in Light _ “Yeah, and I'll tell you something more, as long as youre to chin and bring leogic into the discussion—what about DMor ris Browns lefi tackle strenzth? That Tuskegee is always in there giving a left tackle hell with her head down and ‘legs churning like she means business. They plant a lot of pound ing on a left tackle, a fact which Knoxville, Morchouse, Fisk, Wiley, Prairic View, Morchouse, Lane, Army and Alabama probably -are beginning to realize just about this time. And, as I said before, this style almost licked Clark in those last twelve minutes. Because the most savage and life-sapping bits of attack that Tuskegee unleashed were those bursts toward the end when, with victory dying, she jammed the Clarks at that point plenty. Only Hog Maw Roebinson and good fresh guards_gopi. curb it \l‘l' argument was rather strong so Old John Logie finished ik this: “Yes Tuskersee on form and material and cxperience, <hould beat Morris Brown. It is only what she should do and if she doesn't and I have a hunch Morris Brown will have atisen o a1t occasion. If her efforis are rewarded, well and good if not well. she's used to defeat But. Ric, remember now, no more of thi infallible stuff. You necd logic.” < h ® o ’l{‘\ Watching 'Em Closel osely With “HOG” MOSELY RIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec 7 I spent the week end in Tusca loosa, refereed {two pames on Thanksgiving day, went. to sce a couple of pictures, inspected the city and just in general had a pret. ty fair time. To be perfectly fran'k I hated to leave so much so that THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA. 1 just did make my lsdnportation connections "Hed: itoed wants 1o know why To him and o hers whe ask the same question Thals my business.” . - It was really interestinis o g6 the Central High TuscaloosiCounty Training game 3t was o thel o gl the dway and really wo ty Tving Liood material these coah’s are ibrihgjing up. and [ hope they will get the spirit of teams pliy and Iearn do the Indusm niils In the Stillman-Baby Hornal aame. it was mv disoleasine o be mixed up in the decijon tHat LOWARD WATERS MUINSFLANENS 75 DRIRL | THe Tieee wor ooy [ oo Isinnt losi. o o th e Fheida buye ‘broke throush the forward . and atled the reeene = 0 A C Coneh Diket elier @ oo theont ‘enod 16 seore o Laaabaen o0 Pompey and Culner noohog through the Fivore line bt tomlile dast dhe ball for tham: . The babv conferonce team fouht ‘the champiens bick with o il spivit of eonfidence bl L 0 a long ways v makunn e strength felt as the Cubs faited 1o gain any kind of headway The re }scrve,&ﬁ e o B 5y line but once and that wes n the _ Wadley Sends in Varsity ed team of Live Onk The Tiger: would make spurts oward the sl dine like a whirl wind bt the ievmmtm., fighting buneh of Me. e e ‘}'@;’ﬁ?!ﬂ:l:*-‘% not ran theough the feam at will Lt on one aecount the capiain Leircled end for 40 yoids but Gl {distance was not enough o roach e e i [ilwed um by 0 cine of ph i it wen e 0 e he - Bae nd b o T Sl ] o B B out: The Memorist oven foudhi veEy sfep of fthe o 0 dn e T over anxipus Tivir [ soibind i the first halt aid dhes ihe redf period came the e was nothing s .. - . i his Hovs o0 i & e and e ried them Huonih thal uysual Sun haif At this fime Flg chase i - e B Ele o B L Bveretl nad oo ol R i relurns for 45 vards and a toush ... before o b 0l by T (DG Bt hopn sho onte el dieen 1 sould B been onangh fs e he e 0 Lo o 1 At [ the oxbp ol T Wi ol snosps s b Panale Tt it U And dolhng ofned Ui Ul goal Line. 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