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Newspaper Page TextCLARK PREPARING FOR UNREATEN SOUTH CAROLINA ON XMAS DAY J_oe Rainey ’Jo"y' Forsythe Hog Maw' Robinson FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1931 VSnnw Hill Puts It S To Sel 0 Selma In Hot X 3 ' Iight, 6 To 0 The Srow Hill Institute “Piger: defeated Selma U “Bulldo i the Tuskopee Institute Al Bowl Saturday afternoon by the score of 6.0 ‘This was the first timoe that two visiting feams have been able to use the Alinni Bowl Snhov Hill Institute being Tuskegoeo! oldest offspring was able to 0 cure " the bowl and chose Selma University as her opponent in or der to settle the disputed pame which was played in Selma Novem - er 20th Before 900 football fans Snow Hill ‘Tigers' ‘’defeated the “Bull dogs,” making their second victory over the university thi Leason Snow Hill Institute outplayed and outsmarted her opponents through out ‘he entire game. Pueine the first hial®, English, star half-back. for the Tigers, with a perfect ipterference, ran around left end for 65 yards for the only 'l(m('hdn\v!l ol the pgamnie SHow hitl failed to add the extra point. | From the beginning- it was evi dent that there was potig to be a real gridiron f1irht Both woere tackling with ferocity and accul acy maow. il Pigers made 15 first downs while Selma Bulldoge made only b ‘ The stars of the game: English Weaver, and John=zon for the Tiv ers: Jackson, Woods and Greid for | the Buldogs Officials were: Collins of Hamp ton, Referce; Talbott of Pittsburgh U.. Umpire: Bailey of Tuskegee Institute, Headlinesman; Brown of Virginia Union. Field Judge. Signed: RUBEN ALBA, Coach “The Old Reliable” Established 1869 r N CHEVROLET (— . 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Edgewood Ave. & Courtland | Open Evenings until 9 o'clock CLARK WILL 6ET D0 T0 CHIRE FORORKS FCAT The weary and worn sons of Clark Univergity, after a week of respite and normaley, will apain don the grid regalia and prance jup and down the long lines. Chiefl i Aiken has ordered all his mcn to observe the call to arms on ANion day afternon promptly at 3 orelincic The team will undergo a sustain. .od ten day practice in preparation for the South Carolina Staters who have not known defeat during the now fleeting 1931, | The Clark temd one of tho yery {few major elevens 1o scampel through a hard campaign withou! a hard campaign without a single major injuryv, is all set and reads The men are not alling and acc anxious for war to start again : Christmas Day will - see them batiling South Cavolina State 1 4 Charity game = A brave attemp! on the part of Clark and Caroling | heads to arrest to some extent and foster a tonie for the ever increas ing question of depression. & i Chief Aiken. fashioner of this Laffalr, I8 coitain that all - Atlant will respond nobly te the Christ mas Day tournament which will place a few coins in a rather empis Unemployment Relief Fund ki Hickels will hg rendered at a very common figure and no person may claim inability to equal the fiqge A city wide appeal is being made 1o the clitizen'y. The vwvo team are eertain to put on a thrilling ex hibition. Clark has not known de feal since an early scason miv-u with - Alabama and the Carolinn here intruded boistnously amon: among such fellows as Knoxville Talladepa. Ilovida. Benediel, Pain and Allen. The - fteam o is weld coached and carries Cotton. forimez Marris Brown aee as an assistont, Knaoxville College tied the Cane tion which goes to show the truc lina team in a - scoreless exhibi defense power of the team. Knox vile scored on most every slrong leam she met except the Carolin: She Clavle alltack whielhy 1§ -com posed of a rununing, passing and buecking game. will have a fine chance of being curbed completilvy Though Baker's loe is still Nt despite tho fact that the North Carolira mud and cold caused tho hoy to be confined to his bed. Tie will be ready for action next week though = Bothh teams are. pragtic ing hard and spirited!y zih.miciisfilo [ T——— . 5 SLRP. R PR oy 3 U . 8 v e P s B ¢ e, i 4 l',‘.z” S fy: ‘x[.ér ’ b J { 5 . | : | ? i Baskelball Season Starts I MEMBHIS Tonn, Dec 11| The Bartlett High Basketball | tecam is reported to be strongee ! than last season’s team. The Bart ] lett High team was the quint that | gave Woodstock a fast battle. Both ! Woodstock's boys and girls teams will be in the race against challen- | gers. I Star Quarterback in Junior-Senior | Yesterday marked a great battle | at the lLiewis Park botween thel Junior-Senior grid players. George ! Jackson, who was an all West | Tennessee quarterback pick WS | scheduled to guarterback the sen- | Ljors. Clarence Jones ., wha jumped | like a kangaroo last year in several of the games he participated in, headed the juniors. Lineup: Seniors Position Jutior House LB Bryant Adams 1 Albundy | Perkins 1.0k Tavlor | Terrell ) Soringficld an-r-m.’-n R Clark Hill I.r Allen Scott RE Robertson Jackson QB Jones Zinn 1.1 Williams l(.‘h;mh’n R Hayes 'Stl ong B Morris ’ Small Change ! According to reports from Chi capo, Small Change, a formet fighter of Memphis is making strenuous efforts to land bouts with leading fighters in his division Tenn. Club to Sponsor Boxing Card : ' The Tennessee Civie and Social ¥, : g - & o ey - P T C— Y , " X TR S - g A?: e % % 5 A & ; i Jud ~ w & b . S . Y “ F 34 L kR a o VTR i oy R B e Nz 80 s B Nl - " N (9 ¥ AN O SR M CHel 5 e g S| D é . 2y X P& P o o A o S : .:,‘. P58 RS & 73 B ik y;% ] Ml % % i ?) y' % 4 x, st pollls VG 5 o il vg’ i, ; % . ( R G ; ¥ ;;1 :’-,_,.5; ‘ .-. ( A 4 o x ym‘ S AL oty 7 s 5 ’(,W o N / " ;'y{ A X - i i v ) B, . g ’%a pi ! o 4 Ry v g S .' ‘t,l ~ "5‘ -a.,‘ _:;",q ‘v.v % )~(“ ,",45/' ;ﬁ i ‘.,7 : ; . R Lo, Ben Stevenson Men Get Tugzle Go: - Get Tugzle Goat ] l In 58-0 Remp i Tuskegee Institute, Ala. Doec. 6 |'l'lu- Tuskepee Institiite High hool ‘ft ithall team, coached by Benja min E Stevenson- former - Alls iAmmu-:m Falfback defeated lTu""v Institute of Dirmingham l():', ' iti the Alumnd Bowl here Saturday afternoon The Tuggle team held their op ponents on even terms for the first few minutes to play, but could (not stand the hard driving attack uncorked by ‘5Singleton, Higgin: Marshall and Frizier. the high school backfield quartet. Single ton kicked beautifully and Hig gins and Marshal made several finc broken field runs. Tom Davis substitute quarterback, showed thi best punting. Scruggs and Curry tackles, exhibited the best line play for the Baby —=%ipers For Tupggle Institute Caplain Theodore Smith. made several dazzling runs. THE LINE-UP Tuskegee Ins. Tugele Ins (58) Position Taylor . L E Scott curry |l Burkly Lazenberry e Greer Crawford @ Andarson Elmore RG Toncy Scruggs R Parker Smith RE Wright 'Sin;f,!o-!rm QOB Patterson Higgins RH Love ’f“"ilz""' 1. H Steward ' Marshall F.B. Smith Capl 1 A i ‘ Score by Periods Tuskegee . . I8 14 14 12 53 !Tup.ul(- =0 0 0 I Touchdowns. Ti wejpee Frazie: 4: Singleton 2. Ca: or 1, Jhpguin 2 Point after touchdown: Higgine placement 3 Ei Stngleton - { Smith 1 | ~ Substitutes: Tuskegee Hiil, Ty san. . Cralic, - Knighion, Noreis Poole, Campbeil. Davis, Cummings Carter, Wright, Moore, Richad S0n. Substitutes: Tuggle—- Moore Giordon, Richardson. Officials- R B Colling (Ham ton) rTeleree; K. P Talbot U7 versity —of Pittsburgh) umnpi Roge . Oeens (Saithy Dak oL State College) head linesman 'I'! HH Countee (Lane) field judig: ? itazor Cut Healing; | 0 Attacker Gone ; . \ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Dec 11— Wounded on the nidat arnm when she was slashed by Sarah Williams, who lives on 24th street between Avenues B and E. Catherine Mac - Williams., 416 7th avenue north -was taken about nine oclock Sun day night to the Hiilman hospital wherve she was releasea alter being k-:.;s\'vn treatment. The other woman » pseaped Sports Happenings In Dixie By Ben Elder i club will sponsor a boxing ('?I'(l! in the near future at the Orange Mound stadium or Chuarch's Park | Auditorium. They hope to stave the | tournament that was meoentioned in this column not long ago. This club | will stage bouts at least onece n ! month and if fans have any disap- | proval of verdicts rendered by the | referee, three jjudges will be so. | lected from the fans present ( The eiub will award Tenn. cham. ! pionship bells to the winners n(l the different divisions, Every dij- | vision has a ropresentative r.\'w-pt} the junior jisht Wellrht . dnd iy, weight divisions, flegman Challenges William Hegman Ynown as Do tling Bumbleboe in ring circlas | challenges an» light woieht 1 Tenn. including Herbert Kid [vice and Robert Kid Hampton Jack Lewis who broke his left arm in two paces in his battle with Battl ing Fuzzy of Hughes, Ark. has re covered sufficiently to help as a promoter until he is ahle to ticht again. It is remembered that Jock Lewis put up a desperate battle with Gorilla Jones, who is now one of the leading middleweisht in the world. i Gorilla is a Memphian and all of Tenn. wish him much success Ein his bout to win the world mid ‘dleweight b()xing championship (title laid aside by Toy Bulldosn. namely Mickey Walker who has gone to seek laurels in the heavy weight division, THE ATLANITA WOURLD, ATLANTA, GAX W. A. Scott Is Himself B R R l s thnost provoked to laughte when T look back on n fellow iftsmen. who indulged in the ancient and respected art of select mg winners and losors during the now past 1931 football campaign , perfect that T named the big winne iway back yon !‘V 8 cer in September, w h perhaps is wi [ am more than ”’a: usually entertained Most of the g electors: of the Lk ‘ year, faithful to the common blund i their craft. be ¢ t came comic immediately after the ¢ar started. Some : o ? of tnem backed their view with cash and this made the | 4 "bh laugh bigeer and louder for ine F'ho Atlianta Hatler W started hailing Morris Brown clear back yonder in Sep ' ISEA puRr jUswIRUINO}] prig oyl Juninp Spesr ayj suigies SR 40 Poof UIBD SeM ' doquIdliol [[IM Jqnop ou nof sy tember as the wonder team of the yean Of course nobody thought i Clark or Kpooxville. Bit I can imiagine the sensations expericneed by cvery good Morris Browner when his team was tearin about the count in early season gami These cagey Morehousers stepped on the gas lightly., The only time that 1 could discern a mild shaking of that Good Old Morehonse Spivit was upon the occasion of a Morchouse hreak in a regular game, Sayv. like that great offensive gesture that the team put on against Morris Brown when the ball was handled three times before the runner finally set sail. Upon exciting occasions of that sort all Morchousers got het. W. AL Scott, publisher of this newspaper, was no cxception. You should have seen him at the Maroon-Morris Brown and Maroon-Clark games, Eh.\:‘ t alwa back their school I true 1 I they . have to vard or take a few ‘points!. WA Scolf honestly be lies ed tl Morchanse would worst Morris Brown and bascd h ViCW on purple conduct in Maroon games for nearly a decadi Lok vision and fore e ¢ that Morris Brown had a ringit footba teatn and wis corl { i h the Maroon 0 h of the fTact thiat eholilch have 1od | that Vaughn wasn't gelting coordination 1 i t vad the Alama Matee was tvpical of a ¢ | clloxy o WOl i fcam beat Monr Brown or Tuskege ( o anvbody AW Having received a lip as (o bBis convi fiots as rosards the « & Fonmadde Mr. Seotlt an object of obserya ion throughout the M 1L U debacl L R Zz1661" " = e - {OL'}(,/:I/A)W"X' v_, N @(. - [“‘\, . - Sy COP~ Kn«\ AL W W }' /N ] - - M()Qﬂcl)“‘. w"} h\/' y/ . ‘4\ : 0;’” I‘%)) : : S A— JP}? = o, / /’" s . L 51 r EXPENSIVE j‘ ,\ e PL.J / T | “w» GRAVIE '-".' \zv\]‘:”" o e CAMERA 7 ‘——~~_.___________‘ ‘( (/ > /;.,( = a0 L 5 W. A. Scolt, if you didn't kitow, was once upon a time an impartant man cn a not far distant Morehouse foothall, In fact, was quarterback in that troupe dubbed the “Four Horse men. Well, anvway, he came to the Morehaouse-Morris Brown footbadl game oi 1951 dressed in a brown suit, white shirt, and Liue cap. He wore a grave vard look after the first Morris Bicwn touchdown and actually put his Graflex camera away in its case and carried it in his right hand. You can imagine | how o 2uv could feel after having backed his school and then j to see them let him completely down by fumbling the ball ; away, sort of like the Maorris Browns felt when they saw i Paker sending that kick through or like the Tuskegees felt | when ihe pun fired and Clark leading, or, for that matter, : line Chietf Aiken and I felt at the Clark-Alabama game. ; 1’I‘Hi‘f.\' as I reeall it Keilyv lified a long spiral to Shao Janes. a punl ; Shao did a bum job on 1t and seme Morehouser recovered it over | the Purple gdoal line for what looked liked a sure touchdown and & !l.«' core! Wall siv. vou should have seen W A Scott at that mom ?!r.t Away went all thoughts of futility His feel lelt the eround 5\.‘.'.‘13 a4 kick The oxpensive Grafles was lorgotien and only the les L emotional Mr. M. 1. Scolt saved it by clingin: grimly to if Mr. W A snapped his fingers and exclaimed. "A touchdown. a touchdown ' Forr Morehouse.” Then they brought the ball on back. A Morchouse i'[‘]:'_vl‘ Wiy offt-side It was pitiful. Mr. Seott: smile taded and he funv(- more roverted to type. That is, he rcsumed his graveyard look 3l‘.'z! that was cxactly how I fell at the Clark-Maorchouse tournament of 1930, Rather nice and fair the way Old Man Law of Averages squares accounts every once and a while.: ‘Next vear I cxpect Morrois ' Brown and Morchouse to kick Clark rather severly. ;g;.r\l) as 1 am to find myself each day more of an outcast from the ‘“ 98, Wrong Club, nevertheless it is a source of satisfaction to me that 1 made only one blunder during the entire. “Fisk beat Talladenn! "A bum of excitement went through the office. T yvawned. Old stufl to me. I had decided on that and apprised my readers thereof forty days before. W. A, and L, 1. Milton should have come to me. 1 could have told them "hefore hand. They said Morchouse, Now they're themselves, particularly W. A, AT o B i et R A i A P LT HITS:w0BITS . 8Y | | . ! . WILSON L. DRIVER | b e e BIRMINGIIAM. Ala. Dee 1 WITH THE PUBLICATION of Melancholy Jones All-Smtthern team for 1931 Alabaman s wail rep resinied with Tuskenee leading the list with thiecd vepresentative Alabama Siate next with (wo grid men and Talladega filling one of the berths F. Adams and Hackett of Tuskeger With & Adams and Hockett of Tuskegee filling the berths of left fackle and left puard resnectively, there can be no doubt in the minds of the fans who sawv theae grid men perform that they ave the most. outstanding linesmen in the S. C. for their respociive positions, Branch and Lask of State L The seloction of Branch and Lash lof Z labama State for right guard jand right tackle reospectively s lvery! desorving of the two gridmen who fought like Traians thi: en son, with Pranch proving to be un guestionably without a. poer e in Coger. vwhn wis all-Americy guard of vesteryears Pigrom of Talladeon = Tho tho Crimson Tornads oloa ;'Vf Talladea has a wouchat anatt o tecard this season if vou ) sepn Cogch Kitehen™s lad: in tion, yoir ean be astisfiod witlhy Pie i Brie the colcid ot Bhe On ference's most - outstanlin s oniph end. Theviee AL AL Banhern . Foi the host of warvio L have foucht on the oridiron thi tseason, thov ave ail pll-Seuthern Ef"iﬂ_\'(‘l‘h'. When they oo out on the ifiald of battle to FICHT For DEALDL 'OLD Tuskegoe. Clark and all the !Other schools who ae ropresented Iin the Conference cach mah &0 {on the field to win o die for h 1:;::hn0l. And evey oot thats put farth by each plive {0 pake pos sible for individunl plavers s-hool afifd coach to receive the re-cpnt tion that comes in the end for out standing performances Tennessee comes into th pic- OUTHT lpl"f’ 1 " I H!’. ol " wrym e il Ll 9 P - l-\.j‘ L". ;’ ' sl I o Atg T ol The ant ! & : .. ‘ : ‘ ' - College. '] i o Satiinday. Dieved . cording { ' secretary-treasurd The memben Montgomeny ( i Morri Brown { ‘ Alabama Stak Morchouse Cold A | Water Cdallese. J Knoxville College. J IFisk Universt [.ane Colicpd 3 Ml Memorial ! bian Alal Falladega ( Talladega, Ala : ! Coliese - T i Incfitute The following representatives present: President H G Secnuoh LCs Jehnson oG8 Les H Ailker Iohn & Sin e Theodore Wieient Walace ) Hawk B o1 1 meplk Hopdoiaon oy Johnson. Ray 1 Vaughn | ‘Forbes A ] Tockhart W J Nie President W. A Fountain. Dr. M P PBurley and Cleve 1. Abbott ‘The officers of the Conferenpe are: Dean S. H. Archer, Morchouse Collese president: =J- B Braps Flovida A and M. Cotleger H C Toanholm Alabama State Teach ors Colléve: and W Wallace O Hawkins. Knoxville Colleze. vice president R, 8. Darnaby, Tuskegce W. 1t Kindle Talladeza Colege {ossistant secretary-treasurer. ture with Tassiter at right half Tho T haven't had the pleasure of Lsecing the Tenncessee lad in action ithere cdn be no doiibt as to his olicibility as far as statistical rec 7 wds are concerned. MERN! o gy, S 8 1 . | : 4 1 ) A I 2 4 % 3 L LAY "\' %] S [} k. | W A ..A..t;: et g B CLOTHES & voc v s patT 0rr [ PO~ st i W WS 7T . o o We promise you the unusual-——we promise you values that will eclipse any you ever saw be fore. Ready-to- Wear i o it Lk ~ ‘.L‘y-:sl.‘: or T AT " oy b i‘“ﬁ \f$!< 9 c‘.‘““o "%‘, g ghe 3 L8730 3 ":S“ (BF T A B3y AVR, i T a8 T 2O 4 pes & ,.’;rv.‘ & 5 ,,;?f-‘i;, 3 x’.';-',:" w#wg 5 i ana ey af SR » &gl i e e, ek ; A A - W Every F:li L 3vorcnat is included. Your choice of the enii.e siove. 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Geordig coines 1 for | chare of honors as well a: e stalwarts who made this feat a Waiker Baptist Institute under the leadership of Coach Gunn, who never, while at Washington ttich school here had a deserving chance, has carried the Augus'a <chool to a championship in prep circles, or rather claims so, as there are not any opponents to cuntest this honor, if so, this noted and popular mentor would like to tnow and then meet them on the sridiron an contest the honor. After being unable to round out b chedule with all prep games. Coach Gunn was forced to booked several Colleges to balance out hic seazon. Allen University, a worthy rponent to any College team was Leld to a scoreless tie. Then along e Paine College, a sister school ! I in Augusta and beat him i trick nass with three seconds o play Critics who saw the game i thi! the vietors were outplay ed nd wismarted throughout Hie but dumness on the part e Walkers plavers was re onsibie f the defeat. Due cre it s to the victors but one st considd that the prepsters t of {hioir class and much qodit dhould oo (o them for their endid eftort e Weachington Hish and Scofield tHich prep schoo) Harbison Col 160 nd Ha Institute, were beatin: decisively, T h '@ Ginn- Coached machine amassed a total o’ 168 points against the opposi- It’s a Sensation This Clothing Sale [¢'s Extravagance To Pay Any More. No Charge Feor Altore tions. 'Slkip' Hazzard D. M. Coke Jimmy Perry Win Over Woodstock ve ° 4 Will Bring State Honors MEMPHIS. Tenn., Dee 11+s Fhe B ker T. Washington “Iﬂh Sl bhasketball team. coached by Jams King claim the Memphis Prep basketball championship title 1s a result of their win over the Mai Tigers last vear. The W hope to remain city cham pioY nd then win the Tenn. State ) mnehip title by downing the W ds! \ coached by Wil ects for this yvears t naing combination S { ¢ ¢ present for the ‘ ‘ n and 15 new players 1] (rreenwood and Grant basketball bovs tear I off much trouble in the tournament this season fav IrAna chool honors. Coach Ve the ind hi Manassasg o { cive more wing this ve fue to the fact that they two new basketball stars from outs of-town ' ftions 13. which shows no weak de {feonse by any mean: | Coach Gunn, wishes to furthep lhis eclaim for the prep title of |l)i\'ir and agress to meet any prep it«-um in the country any where at janytime for the coveted honor, the ‘rh‘.unpinn»hip of the South. Any- Lone desiring a game can get in [touch with Coach Gunn at the | Walker Baptist Institute in Auge usta. Georgia. Coach Gunn s known the country over as a great sportsman and one who is surely to come to the front in Southern foothall. Ail Atlanta is proud of his record at Walker Baptist. 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