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CLARK PREPARING FOR UNBEATEN SOUTH CAROLINA ON XMAS DAY
Joe Rainey
Jolly* Forsythe
Hog Maw* Robinson
FRIDAY, HE( EMBER 11, 1931
^now Hill Puts It
To Selina In Hot
Eight, (i To 0
Th*' Snow Ili i I Inst H ufc " Di. as"
(hlcatcd Selma 11. ' 1D.1h;.. a,
I he Ti। I < pee Institute Ai imui
Bow! Saturday afto: noon bv the
score of (Ml Thu was the fii ' I;
that two Vil,itm,". Ie 1,.,ve I. ■ m
able to use I’ie Alumni IDwl Sun. 1
Hill Institute being Tiis!-.* "ee
oldest offspring was able to
cure the howl and chose Selma
University as her opponent in or
del to set lle the di: puled game
which was played in Selma Novem-
rer 20 Hi
Before 900 football fans Snow
Hill "Tigers' defeated the "Bull
dogs," making their second victory
over the university tin ea on
Snow Hill Institute outplayed and
outsmarted her opponents through
out 'he entire game
During 'he first half. Engl: h,
star half back for the Tigers, with
a perfect interference, ran around
left end for 05 yards foi the old"
► touchdown of the game Snow
hill failed to add th" extra point
From tile begimmu' it was evi
dent that th'Te w " gotng to be a
real gridiron fi ;hl Both were
tai kling with f> i, h it v mid m" in
any Snow Mill Tigers made 15
first downs while Seln a Bulkin
made only 5
The stars of the game, English.
Weaver, and John on for the Tn
( Is: Jackson, Woods and Greid fur
the Bui.logs.
Officials were: Collins of Hamp
ton. Referee; Talbott of Pittsburgh
H. Umpire: Bailey of Tuskegee
Institute Headlme.sman; Brown of
Virginia Union Eield Judge.
Signed RUBEN AI.BA, Coach
“The Old Reliable”
Established 1869
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UK WILL GET
DOWN TO CHORES
FOR MS FIGHT
Practice Will Be On
Tap for Next Week
As Warriors Prep
ELMER BAKER ILL
The weary and worn sons of
Clark Univeiiity, after a week of
respite mid norinaley. will m im
don the grid r.gali.-i mid pram**
, rip mid down the long lines ( 'met
'Aiken has ordered all his mim to
observe the call to arms on m
da. afternon prompt!" at ' "■ I "
The team will imdeiim a grim
,ed ten day practice m pi epmximm
lor the South Carolina Staters '..iio
have not known defeat during I -
now fleeting 1931.
The Clark team, one of the very
' few major el" *us to scamp"'
through a hard campaign witlmu'
a lim'd campaign without a m" 1 "
major injury, is all set and read'
The men me not ailing mid mi
anxious for War Io tart again
Christmas Day wdl -e them
'battling South Carolina State >i
a Charity game A brave al'emp!
on the pari, of Clm k and < '’s olim
I heads to arrest to some extent and
foster a tonic for the ever increas
ing question of depression, Y
Chief Aiken, fashioner 1 of this
affair. is certain that, all Allan',
will respond nobly Io th" Chi" 1
ma Dav tournament which will
place a f* w coins in a rather emp 1
Unemployment Belief Fund T
tickets will b(* r* mim ed at a । \
common figure ami mi per: mi may
claim inability to equal tie '. "i
A city wide appeal is bea - m id 1
Io tin- cilimii v. The t' . t: >m
are certain In put on a tluillili", rx
hib lion Clark lias not known d
feat since an early season m; - m
with Alabama mid the Ciroima
here intrud'd boistnously mnon
among such fetlow." as Knox' ill-
Talladega, Florida. Benedict. Pam
mid Allen. The Ie im is we 1 !
coached mid curie. (' Jt"." form
Morris Brown . ' e as an a Msg 1 '".
Uno evil!" College tied 1H - Cm c
(ion which got- to show the l.'m*
lina team in a scoreless exhibi
defense power of the team. Kno:: -
'■de scored on most every strop",
team >he met < xcept the C uolm i
Th" (Taik attack which i: com
posed of a rmming, passim; and
bucking game, will have a fim
chance of being curbed coinple’ ,v
Thum b Baker's toe is "till i*>A^
despite the fact that the Norto
Carolina mini mid cold caus' d th"
bov to b" confined Io hi. bed 77c
will lie ready for action next wc-k
though. Both teams are pra •' c
ing hard and spiritedly
/jh mimis'ilo
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Basketball Season Starts
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Dec II -I
The Bartlett High B M.itball j
team is reported to be stronger!
than la L season's team. The Birt-!
left High team was the quint that i
gave Woodstock a fast battle. Both
Woodstock's boys and girls teams ;
will be in the race against chailen- I
gers.
Star Quarterback in Junior-Senior '
Yesterday marked a great battle 1
at the Lewis Park b -tween the I
Junior-Senior grid players. (Jeorge:
Jackson, who was an all West |
Tennessee quarterback pick w *
scheduled to quarterback the sen '
iors. Clarence Jones , whq jumped !
like a kangaroo last year in :.<'\'s"d
of the games lie participated in
headed the juniors.
Lineup:
Seniors Po. it ion Jir. in 1
House LE Briant
Adams LT Albimdy
| Perkins I.(J Taylor
iTerrell (' Springfi"ld
Freeman HG Ciuk
Hill LT Alien
Scott HE Robertson
Jackson QB Jones
Zinn LH Williams
Chaplin RH Hives
Strong FB Morris
Small I 'hangc
According to reports from Chi
cago, Small Change, a former
fighter of Memphis is making
strenuous efforts to land bouts with
leading fighters in his division
Tenn. Club to Sponsor Boxing
Card
The Tennessee Civic ami Social
hV;* ’< v k
' AUh - vwWßtwi
Ben Stevenson Men
Get Tuggle Goat
In 58-0 Romp
Tml-'i.oi' Institute Ala Doc G
The Tuskegee In 111 lit- High . Imol
h ofball bam ('cached by Benja
min I' St •' m: on. former All -
American 1 dfbm'k dofeatc 1
Tu st'e !• titut o’ Birmingham.
r >f! ■: m 'he Ahmmi Bowl h":"
Saturday afternoon
The Tuggle team hold their op
ponents on even terms for the first
few minute* to play, but could
। not stand th" hard driving attack
uncorked by S ng'eton, Higgin:
Marshall and Fri.zie. the high
school backfield quartef. Single
ton kicked beautifully and Hig
gins and Marshal made several
fine broken field runs. Tom D-’r. s
substitute quarti i back. ; bowed ti,<
best punting Scruggs , a'd Curry
tackles exhibited the best line
play for the Baby Tigers.
For Tuggle Institute. Captain
Theodore Smith, made several
dazzling rim"-.
THE LINE I P
Tuskegee Ins.. Tuggle Ins
(58: Position
Taylor I. E . Scott
Curry LT. Bmkly
I^zenberry L.G. Greer
Crawford C Amh'rson
Elmore R G. Toney
Scruggs H T. Parker
Smith HE. Wrigl.t
Singleton Q B Patters->n
Higgins R H. Love
Frazier I. II Steward
Marshall FB. Smith Capt
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Score by Periods
Tuskegee ... IB 11 14 12 s’<
Tuggle . uh 0 0 (
Touchdowns. Ti m. ' " !'r,i."is
4; Singleton 2. C-i: r 1 Ih sm.
2.
Point after ton -hd" ■ '■ I!. nun
placement 3 1S :. ।'■ m 11
Smith 1
Substitute Tm k'-g". ll.il, Ty
son. Cratie, Knighton. Nori is
Poole. Campbell, Davis. Cummin, gs
Cai ter, Wright. Moore. Richaid
son.
Siibstitut' . • Tuggle Moore
(Jordon itichardson.
Officiai •: R B. Col!m ■ Hat •
ton) referee; R. P. Talbot H'
versity "f Pitt: burgh' ump.
Ross C Owens (South Da' '
State C<>lleg.".i head Imevs.m. T j
H Countee (Lanoi field jud:! ■
Razor ( ut Healing;
Attac her Gone
BIRMINGHAM Ala D" 11
Wounded on 's' 'Mit a' । i win t
she was ;Jash"d bv Sarah William:
who li\-"S on 24th treel between
A'cni' ■ B and F. (’.'i'le me Mai-
Williams. 41G 7th avemie. nortla
was taken about nine i! ' l >"l: Stm
-1 day night to the II iih >sp it a I
«h("T she was re'ea "<! al’c being
11 liven treatment Tin oilwi woman
> scaped
Sports Happenings
In Dixie
By Ben Elder
< bib will sponsor a bo.xm-; ca d '
in the m-ar future at the Orange '
Mound stadium or Clmrch's p.i'k I
Auditorium. They hope to singe the ;
tournament that wa mentm: ed in
this column not long m;o. This club I
will stage bouts at least om-e a
month and if fans have any disam ।
proval of verdi'-ts rendered by th
referee, throe jjudges will be sc
leefed from the fan; present
Die ci:ib will award Tenn cham- J
pionship bolls to th., winm-r.: of i
the different divisions Eve: di I
vision has a rep: e.am'.d ive except I
the iimior light weight ;imi fly
weight division.:.
Hegman dial longes
William Hcgman I’.nov. n a Ba'
fling Bumblebee in ring circb' ;
challenge.: mi" light weight m
Tomi including Berbers Kid p'l-ei
and Robert Kid Hampton. Ju!;
Lewis who broke his left arm in
two paces in his battle with Battl
ing Fuzzy of Hughes. A k . ha: re
covered sufficiently to help as a
promoter until he is able to tight
again. It is remembered that Jack
Lewis put up a desperate battl
with Gorilla Jones, who is now
| one of the leading middleweight
'in the world.
j Go'-illa is a Memphian and all
•of Tenn, wish him much ..uccess
•in his bout to win the world mid-
I dieweight boxing championship
jtitle laid aside by Toy Bulldog,
j namely Mickey Walker who has
| gone to seek laurels in the heavy
weight division.
THE ATLAM A V < REI). A TLANTA, HA
W. A. Scott Is Himself
—Bv 'Ric’ Roberts—— -
I A.'.: idmo ! piovoked t'i Imighti i when I look back on n • fellow
: "n who indulged m the a:n lent ami if p< ci< d art of select
ing wmii' । and Io:,# during the now pa.,t 1931 fwilba’l campaign.
• < perfect that I named the big winner' aw.'iy back yon-
ia r in September. h perhap | ~"i moi" than
^0 u:i:aliy entertained. Mo of th" "lectors of the
.'" ; n I'aithl'il '•• thi ("imi.i.n l,!:i: their craft, be
? came (••:...■■ ' .".•■11; •'•! alter t!- . farted. Some
of them I. - ■.' <! thei' . ' .'(• a li :md this made tlw
'an •!: bi: "i ai. I louder |e ; i , I:,.- .Atlanta limb"
• Me'
sew pm: m.iimm mo) pi.: aq) .ui mp ms>[ -n|) .m 1 :;*:'
"RIC” •jo pool! u.mp sii.w | j.iqm.nu.ii [|t.y iqnop nu no\ -y
tcmb:-r as the wonder team of Ilie yeai Of course nobody thought
of Clark or Knoxville But I can imagine the sensations expci lem-c i
by every I'oml Morris Browner when Im team wm tearm about the
ceimtry m early season g:nm . .
These cagey Morehousers stepped on the gas lightly. Ilie
onlj time that 1 coil'd discern a mild shaking of that Good
Old Morehouse Spirit was upon the oc( asion of a Morehouse
break in a regular game. Sav like that great offensive gesture
that tlie team put on against Morris Broun when the ball was
handled three times before the runner final!; *"t sail. Upon
exciting occasions of that sort all Morehousers got het. VV. A.
Scott, publisher of this newspaper, was no exception. 4on
should have seen him at the Maroon-Morris Brown and
Maroon ( lark games.
| TEAL "iiy ;<D.'. uy b.'mk their "bool Th. i !: * i'.'u it they
have to "W.i dor f.d'i a few "points" W A S< mi ie-ne sly be
hexed Ib-d MicHhi" " v.' tdd wnr:t Morris 1 Brown mid b:i "d Ins view
on purple (endue 1 in Maroon games for nearly a decade Lacking Ihr
vision ami 1- ' lit to •(• that Morris Brown had a ringim; football
ham and wa. m: ’ n t . n:: h th" Maroon. 13-0. shv of the fact tliat
should have to'd him that Vaughn wasn't gettin", coordmat ion tls
year; hi." bravado m l-aslmm Ihe Alama Malm was tytm-a: of a re:mlm
lello'w v. so wo'i'.. , । i, am beat Morris Brown or Tu k' w o 1
('lml. oi anybody .\I WAYS. Having received a tip as to his cun .m
-li-ms a r.- 'ards the- ■ I nmde Mr. S"'i(t ;m object of olr orva
lion throupliimt the ?d B. U debacle.
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IV. A. Scott, if you didn't know, was once upon a time an
important man on a not tar distant Morehous" Idotbal!. In
I ni, was quarterhack in that troupe dubbed the “Four Horse
men". Well, anyway, he ( ame to the Morchouse-Morris Brown
lie iliail game of !!!.;! dressed in a brown suit, white shirt, amt
blue < ,qs He wore a grave yard look after tin first Morris
Brow ji tcuehdowm anil actual!,; put his Graflex < ."nera away
in its ci: ■ ami carried it in his right hand You can imagin'*
hov. . ;:(' could feel after h iving backed h: school and t’:( :i
to see them let him completely down by fumbling the bail
away. Sort of like the Morris Browns felt when they sa
Baker fni'iig that kick through or like the Tuskegees tell
when in gun fired and (lark leading, or. for that matter,
like ( hiel Aiken and I h It at the Clark-Alabama game.
I
। ' j'l'IEN. s I ri'call if. Kiniv li!" I a long smial to Sl:;i" Joni a piml
i Sha:' d.'i bum Jbon it mid . ome sb in Imusc: 1 reco.i-red it "V" 1
l the "uri \>:i! lin- for w!::it looked liked a sure mm hd •'. n mid a
I tic ..cuii 1 ! WAIL ::: yen liould have seen W A Scott at th:.' mmii
"lit A wav went ail thom’h' id futility IBs feet li It !:m '..romrl
i w.tb a lin k Tin expensive (Jniflcx: was forgotten and only the lea
ymo’ioibil Mr. M 1, Scott saved it by clinging grimly to it. Mr W.
A : rmpped h ■ tingei. and exclaimed. "A bm- bd< •a n a • ■iiehdowm
' I’m’ Morehi use." Then they brought the bn । on back. A Miwiimi e
j Tim-r wa । oft-sido It was pitifai Mr. Seo'.:', smile !:.ded and he
mime im.re i"v'rtcd to type. That is. he resumed Ins graveyard look,
i But that w.: egactiv liovv I h"t at tlm < 'la rk Moi ehm i. r ti ■rnman :■ •:. t
iof 1930. Rather nice and fair the way Old Man Law of Avermms
squares accounts every once and a while. Next year 1 expect Morri.'
i Brown ami Morehouse to kick Clark rather severly.
CAD as I am to find myself each day more of an outcast from tlu*
1 98G Wrong Club, nevertheless it is a source of satisfaction to me
that I made only one blunder during the entire. “Fisk beat Talladega!
\ bum of excitement went through the office. I yawned. Old stutl
to me. I had decided on that ami apprised my readers thereof forty
days before. W. A. and 1.. D. Milton should have come to me. I
lould have told them before band. They said Morehouse. Nov.
they're themselves, particularly W. A.
,HITS«»BII$!
I '6V
Wilson l* i
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala D" 1
WITH THE PUBLICATION of
M' Itinclmly Jone: ' AH S I'lHvvn
team for 1931. Al 1 : I ', ma '■ W "'I ’"i"
icsvii 'd with Ttisl.i lea.I:";' th"
1i t wif h Hi: ec ' pre -mt.it ive
A!:d>am:i Stat" ne*:t w 'h two gr I
men and Tall.id".;i fi'i n t "U" " r
the berths
E. Adams am! Ho d est of Juskegee
With E Adams ;m I Hockett of
Tusk-ogee (iilm : Ih' !.mt!r M' ’eft
tackle and left guard : 1 cetivoly,
there can be n ' dm;''' m th" minds
Gif the fans who .tv tn '.s g'id
men perform that the 1 arc 'ho
• most,- outst Hiding Imc.-m" - ' 'n the
S. C 10l- their resp < sv'' b ' tions.
Branch and I ask of Pta'.e
The si 'ocfmn of ll'.iadi aod I ash
of / labama State for "mnt gua'M
•and right tackle re : ■ tivcly is
■very des ■: v 1 ig of th;' ! ’ A-Mhncn
who fought like T. d:m . th .. ■ "-i
ron " th B"anch piovm:; to I " m 1
quest ii 'riably wdir'ii' a < •
in Coger, v ho wa.; all v:v
guard of ye te year
I’igrom of fatiade ja
Tho the (': mi n I • mid •
•of Talhid' : I Im a " • Im' p ■!'
•"d re.-e d th . n if veu h
1 ce'l C" > 11 h't '■. ei m i
I ion. you i"m i" •( '■lv l ' h I ’.
। ।nm lv Im । ,r 1 1. . (
f(’> enc. ' :0..i । ;.! .I n ! • , 'i;' i 1
end
'llu-yre All A!' S>u hot n
Foi th" h . t o . ■
have foilght. on ': ■■ .; : .-,
sea.".'ii. they a"" S-"t! • 1
। players When tlwv mi out on ' ■"
itield of battle to FICHT ''• Di' \!'
jOLD Tuskegee C'd: '' I all 'i. 1
' other sch' e>'s ;.' ■ r a" ■ •
lin the Confercri
ion the field to w . . •!■• b
I sch >ol And eve ■ ’ 1 ' P’- 1 '
'forth b> each p
i siblc f >r ind:v . hi
and com h t ■
tion that com. n ' 1 •a ’ f
standim; pe: f 1 1 •" ■
Tennessee com t • P IC -
SMEflimK
TWEE™
’DEGft M LIBS
Tu I,- ■ • Tn ' '• Ala D"e 1 1
The am." I • m ' ' ' " ■ Hmdh-
il n In'"- !' ' 1 ' ' 1 a ('• m
fercm-e w.!! !■ T J M"
College. T"!! ■:• ■ I ' ami
S:d urda" I)mm • ' : ' '.' : 1
cord mg to
Hiis veck i'
secretary tres ,: •
The member. : ;
Montgimi* m. ( a -
Mo.r: Brown Ui '
Alabama Si re '"m
."doreh>a: " Coli A.
Water:-: College. 'I-'"'"
Knoxville ( 'olicg' -I.
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Lan*' Colle- 4 -L
Miles Memom.ll ' •'
ham. Ala' 3a I md* a (
Talladmm. Ala . M-m' , ■• :
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'l 1.. offieers of tho (■ : a •
.i e Ih an S 1! Archer. Mm i ''om *'
('i,l le ge pre- idee 1. J B Bra a 1
I io: id . A. and M Coll' m II C.
T . uli.'lm Alabama Slate Ti'.'u h-
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Hawl. n . Knoxville College. vi<e
i re' ident R S D.irnaby Tu kegc*'
W. I* Kmdle Tallad* " i Col*'",*'
. "t:ml secretary trea urer.
tm e wH'n lam Her at i ight half.
T'm I bnvmi't had the pleasure of
• oio." im 'J. ni" 1 lad in in'tmn
l! ■ •> c.-In be no dmibf a to his
m .bilify a far a '.itatical rcc
. <! arc concerned.
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Th* '-e >. riot much said about.
Th( re i- not much said about
prep team tlirmu hont the coun
try. to the contrary, it is unjmt. as
(! ■ yoimg:-!"m d" erve credit tor
Ilmii teat on the gridiron and oth
er athletics Here is an umr :ial
attra’-tion where a former Alam' a
me* ' >'■ mak* s good in a In - way
Coach David Cmm. r the mm
of Hie hour in prep circle", and
G. W.'i.'l-mr Baptist Ihstitut*- lo* a'-
e-: in Augusta Georgia comm in
fm 1 i',- share of honors a: 1 well a:
: i .‘aivvarts who made thi: feat ।
r-ality.
V.iiket Baptist Institute under
(lie leadership of Coach Gunn,
who never, while at Washington
Hi h S:diool here had a deservin'
chance has carried the Augus’a
'•ind to a i hampionship in p"ep
* ircl-s, or rather claims so. as
thi re are not any opponents to
m,::,'t this honor, if so. tins noted
and popular mentor would like to
know and then meet them on the
ludiroii an contest the honor.
Afi* r bf ing unable to round out
i * I- iul*' with al! prep games
ch Gunn was forced to book 'd
: .! Colleges to balance out hi
Ue: versity. a worth;.
' any College team wa
t • < • Then along
■ • P l . .. Cmlege. a sister school
A . ista and beat him
’ • with three second:- 1
(' 1 woo saw the gam*'
• ">" ■" tors were outplay-
•’( i throughout
1 ■ , : • ■ s on the part
plovers war. re
d. feat Due cre
. ‘ •' vi.tms. but one
the prepster
' m *m ■< and mu 'h
’>'.*. m for their
"'* t " 1 e! I*li t . .
M i 11 - and Scofield
Harbison Col-
I' litute. were
I' h e Gunn-
Coachod machine amassed a total
p ■ ' > t the oppo i -
It 5 a Sensation
This Clothing Sale
It’s Extravagance To
Pay Any More. hln
Charge her Alterrr'
tions.
'Skip’ Hazzard
D. M. Coke
Jimmy Perry
BEIT MAN ASSIS
IN TITLE EO
LKSTTEIB
Win Over Woodstock
Will Bring State
11 ono r s
MEMPHIS. Term.. Dec 11 —
Tia B. <k* 'l' Wa hington High
Si l * i.l Im i.etball team, (oached by
.1 .m. K.:. ? claim the Memphis
Pop b.r!m:b:*ll championship title
i : • . • • f the ' win over the
M:>: Tiger - la t year. The
W - I • u* to remain city cham
। ■ and tl.* n win the Tenn State
!. fi'!*- by downing the
V *i 1 A i ii.iched bv Wil
liams.
I • ' ‘ 1 this year's
' -i ii im 1 combination
S 1 ■ '• 1 .r: e*• pi i-.0-nt for the
* . : * • m i d I > new players
no m ’h" making
G’eenwood and
* I basketball boys
,1* an . I uff much trouble
in Hi" tour: mu-nt this season for
•■ 1 • • ■ ।-I honors. Coach
M*i a* Ihei and Ins Manassas
Ti.- - d r ' ve more wins
f.i ". dm fu tiie fa* t that they
" <i m 1 1 l a la 'liall lars from out
i.f-town. f
tions 13 ‘. bi* !. .I * w no weak de
fanse by any means.
Coach Gunn, wishes to further
his claim for the prep title of
Dixie and agrees to meet any prep
team in tho country any where at
anytime for the coveted honor, the
। champion'hip of the South. Any-
I one desiring a game can get In
touch with Coach Gunn at the
Walker Baptist Institute in Aug
usta. Georgia. Coach Gunn is
known the country over as a great
sportsman and one who is surely
to come to the front in Southern
foothill. AM Atlanta is proud of
his record at Walker Baptist. Hie
sterling character and the great
love he holds for his family haa
made him one of the most popular
young man in the Southeast.
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