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Newspaper Page TextIn Other Words, Cuckool! ——————By ‘Ric’ Roberts———— ’l‘}llS department has been vagucly troubled by something .over o pee it left the athilctic Biounds ol Juhnsoin O S Uitive ILyIly over in Charlotte, North Carolina, some few days ago .and upon mature e. liberation it has decided that it spent a cold, drcary, unqg otherwise uncharitable afternoon looking at a crowd ot “ lunatics, Of all gooey slickery, slimy, messy, cozy, muddy footbail games, the very cold and very rainy uwi / involving the Clarks and the Johnson C. Smfiths casily !f took all prizes. ~SAfter three plays, Smith's blue and Clark’s black vanishéd r«:'mpl(finly in the muck. The playing young men looked like strange creatures from s Silurian times, fresh risen from the ooze. A few fans "“RIC” swarmed on the scene at the outset, but the fieree, biting, : 'sistent cold and the wind and the hard rain convinced them that ﬁ*thm‘ flirtation with the pnewmonia germ was silly, so they ot out from there. Only the foolish coaches and footballers remained out there in it. Now why should any kind of game be carried on under such wretched weather conditions? Mine has always been a solitary, unheard \-.nim- rafsed a gainst the playing of football in rainstorms and ssow, and cloudbursts. I can see nceither the logic of exposing fans who have not sense eneugh te stay in out of the wet to' a bout with pneumonia nor the justice of playing a game under condit'ons that will not afford a fair test. The finest running attack in the world bogs down and under on a mucky ficld. A slow, heavy, dull-witted team may obtain an undeserved advanta:e over a light, smart, snappy combination and a wet ball s neither kickable or passable. Steady marches and sustained attacks worthy of being crowned with a touchdown are brought to an unwelcome close by unavoidable fumbles. Have you ever tried to handle or clutch a foothall that was soaking wet and buttered with slime? ' l Jl’ in Carolina, that never-to-be-forgotten afternoon. the Clarks and Smiths looked a pack of fools, On would-be end runs, ball car riers, tacklers, interference and all went sliding gracefully on their sides out to the boundary whene they usually collected the head linesman and the stick hdlders and sat them down in the welter of muck and bodies. Covered with mud from head to foot all the play .‘rs looked alike. As the mud finally worked down their neclis and Mside their pants the boys began to get a little cranky and pushed one another around. When the first half ended, the boys ran for fhe gym as fast as they could. The Clarks were so stiff with mud they couldn’t move quickly IR~ ) s - IO~ G . e T L Y e T / / / l . b > B , [)\5 o )/ ‘b L T T N 1 /il ”‘ "h": ) 7 2 / o ( P!, G 1 / @ﬁg \ j ;; ] ﬂ ulﬁ“{w 5> Viag //’% £, ) . ~ W[Q \S‘w ‘{'} 1 / / e / ’%\\\ /mgf/‘uo ‘b“b ‘ 1 gl S o e - a ot 7 i P S > R Rl The weather was just kidding in the first half. When the two teams lined up for the second half, rain was falling in sheets and much colder. Most of the ficld was under water. [t was awful to stand and look upon such a speetacle, and worse, I discovered a little later on, to be out there in it. As the game grew the men became so covered with mud that they began to look like unfinished clay models for statues, with gr(‘m-sque frug?(-_r::'s;and“}umps c!inging to them. T was pure torture for the boys, and, as I prestated. every time they ‘ went down their noses were crushed into cold slime. Not a stitch of their clothing was dry and every contact in the wet and cold was miserable. A Smither was injured in the early moments of the second half. He was banged rather seriously but would not lie down in the mud: rather he stood up on bending legs and clutched the outraged spol on his body. He was so mucky that none of the doctors or train ers scemed to want to touch him. War and football are the only things done in such weather. For the spectator, sitting for two hours or more watching a game played in a rainstorm and in mud must be tops in discomfort. If he drinks to keep himself warm—and who doesn’t?—the liquor will start him perspiring beneath the close rubber gar ment and pretty soon he is soaked inside as though he had been exposed to the elements. If he carries glasses he can't see because the rain spatters them. And if he can see he can't tell what is going on because all the players look alike.. This is not a cheerful vista I have outlined here, but if I can save one kind old guy or pretty girl from the schnupfen that will perhaps send them prematurely to whatever veward has bren prepared for them, then I have not written in vain, “l./\lH\' won by secoring fwice. Bul except for thHe seoring plays featuring McPherson and Mecevin, all the two teams could do was push one another's faces into the mud, gain a few yards, kick, tumble and slide about in the goo, Too bad that they don’t postpone football games until the weather allows them to make a match of it. It is at _1]hi:; point where pcople go to sce twenty-two men moil about in mue gi)d muck for an hour that foothall is5 at its weakest. Th: mon are mcknn to moil, the colleges cuckoo to let them and the spectators euckoo to go. I there is to be common sense in football hereatter, begin here. They won't though! LeROY EARLE T OSCAR S. - CARTER and HALL'S MOST MODERN COMPLETE ONE-STORP Opwe Block.From‘ Be" Street CASOLINE Woco-Pep Purol Ethyl Ladies’ Rest Room NORDIC DAILY LENDS NEGRO POOR CHARITY GAME Y .. 0 P " g i 7 N SRR e Tn, O Wi as s AT oen. Al IR i % Wl o W R . 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M al Heinemann Patk for benefit of The Times-Picayune Christmas Gift Fund M ibiger Larry - Gilbert: of the New Orleans I dicans has consent ed to have the gridiron stretehed across the infield at the ball park This makes it possible for gond conts 1o he obtained by all the fan "l'hl- vrandstand will be N0l ‘['(ll' white )H"»jr!" and the bleacher will be given over to the negroe Hn case of rain al will be protectec from the weather. . I the past the teams have beor playing in the outlietd of the park and it has not been possible to have pood senting arrangemoent ; As fr the pame ilself, prospect noinl 1o 4 bBard foueght affalr Th Scrubs coached by FEddie Brazile have not had their goal line crossed this year. The only bloteh on thei: 'u'(‘mrl is a 0-0 tie with Xavier uni versity Captain Duplesio, a 200-pound suard, is one of the outstanding men on the local eleven. Another mainstay of thé forward wall is ‘Fdgard Burrell, center. Eugene Leonard, quarte®ack, and Stumpy Morricon. halfback, promise much a5 backfield players | The Bay St. Louis team has beat | ciervihing that it has encolin. tered on the Gulf coast and some of the best teams in Alabama : With both anxious to win and help out the needy negro ehildron 4 real "hot' lussle should ftake| place. | m . Talladega Begins 1 » s Cage Practice ! TAILLADEGA, &la - [e¢ 13 The Crimson Tornado basketball ’;n;u;ul of Talladeea Colleee ha hegun its daily work-onts i1 (alla | Lan gymnasium, gotting ‘n shape far the 193182 sancon ; Couach Kitchen has about twenty or more candidates from which to oloet his varsity Bquad this veuar. Every indicat on points to a much| more successful season than that of last year ! . Pipren, ) Pitls. Ransem. W | Pitts and Wright are the oustand-' ing members of last vear's varsity| squad who are out this vear {tol regain thop old places. Among| the nhew comers Herman @ Long| seems to be the most promising| player thus far. Having had pre vious training with the Wendell P'hillips high school team of Chi cago, his basketball experience leads that of some of the new can didates. Games with Fisk. Clark, Tuskegee and Morchouse have heen scheduled up to this time with prospects of an ‘ncreased schedule very bright. 5 The girls basketball team, coached by Miss Leola Polk, is al “o fast rounding into sape. and promises to be the best girls that Talladega has ever produced. Some of the veteran players are Katie Kelly. Mary Engl'sh, Myrtle Dejoie. Mary Ragland. Violet Gar vett. Mary Johnson and Thelma MeClenny, With an additional host of both old and new candi dates a successful season seems to he in sight for the co-eds. | 1 MOTOR OIL Tiolene 1007 PENN. Motor Nulube ! i I : | . e 2 5 » < “Joe” Green Packs | " ~ Old Threat as a | 1 q 1 | &, O, Stater \ | 1 I TETRVE N » ‘ COTTONITES BAD Xinas Day when fthe ]m‘.&'('l‘fnl‘ South Carolina Slate eleven from Orangebure 8 € invodor Ailp . L fans looking for a certain Clark ’ clGhy are likely to 1 Coel \ i ; AP E TS s i ‘The e awsterad frome fifty five eacer Leoils of dppraising phyvsical k-] ’,u;. by Coehies B A ook . Herdtus Cotton b ! L e (Biich and a defense Tt Boiter !'f}' IFTER have rolicel 1) b i j’ f point: to their oppouend ) | . When it is considered ihat the \i',i'!]l‘d]”(" cleven: which iy“x‘ \E i house to a scorele tic. BKnoxvill Pleridn A and B Colore . ahd CTilladoga which tonm lickod Morchouse. bave all been thru the erinder of - the Stude Collogian one can appmeciade the fdet {hat Clare Wl e it 0 0o hor 1o - est spat of th o0 A ik o | '\‘.'(vll:ll be @ 96 i o 0 | loss of presu g i State Has Many Stars PDawkine. Sonlh Csivoling end has for fweo vears beon a perforim er whoso exploil linee pdad lile hosr ob 'Tulane s hlrvpnio Ao cordine o Mr Eey . il ab ol {hee & | £ fhe Opeae ot A5l don't think Heoves j= Lol o0 ot o0 Dl il Gy i oman Hlale boasts who can 00 every thing well and he has os ind ~:;,~?--i hile fioghtive apinit. Hoe 10 like g deer, | Joe Green chose lislonie 5 yard daph o epaenal- A A1 Marelionse Lt alfer he had becn a Maroon cast-olf gave A 17 the seore that broke Morehouse's moi ale; will be in the State lineunp as guarterbaclk. Roports ~from |+ h-o State have it that thiz coiorful little meteor of past prelige s ciinnne as of old and packinge o real (hreat ’1 | State Knows Bhe's Good . Siate aceording to dope on hand “has one ol {he strengesh eqii s 1 the soclinn and ownls scoles of men Who ok auith fhe best ity Lhis confercnce dhe Orangebinl pop ‘ulice o alwavs contended that their hel feans rank with dhe best in s Confevence any dav. They proved it in 29 when a med iocre South Carolina Slate 1aa chine helid Sar Tavieors powerl i"'l‘lmu.‘::n«! Jhacks! o a thin 2.0 win, and in 80 when a good Sial eleven stopped Alken's oulfit. 6-1 They were ol (he opinjan fhat there leam wis twe fouclddown better than Chirk the day Clark plaved Chiflin o o 210 win In Orangeburg in the oarls el Tickets for the Xmas Day classic will co on ale the laller porbios of next week. Tickets mayhe ob {ained by {hHc¢ genevi piblic for seventy-five ecents at either Yatec and Milton Store the Aiken and Faulkner Beal Tsltate office Ful ler's Smoke Holse {(he Amos Prug Store, o at Morchouse Clark. or Morris Biown. Ticlor mayhe obtained by siudend for fifty cents but ideniification eards or student athletic book: must bhe shown by those students at the gate for admittance. The Ximas Day clash will begin at one oclock 265 AUBURN AVENUE | FORMAL OPENING T ESBA | Washing and Polishing Aunlo Aeccessories Telephone: JAckson 7053 Quick Delivery Serviee Phone Us! Twon’t Be Lone Then? Free Parking i. =4 ',1:. r‘ . ! HLI (21 ! iils i L rLE | Hil r "T‘,”Pii" ﬂ‘ HORtbh | iU nlilkat 1 . ‘ Ask Cooperation For 5 : muceess in Relief Chricimas Game FOR CHARIL T Y Becitnse of- the lremendou a9 motint of witfering amang Nos o im Atlanta as a el of the iin employment ation g oharihy fontball game ha been ranced for X e tl ‘ Hf the Allanla Colored Campitton On Unemployment olief of which the following prominent cilizen: aire of ficer Atllorin A Wildon “?:v,'l Yeill ' (V '-.(~I V," neton ("“(~‘1‘,,- ;: { T ;' ¥ . are apnl B othe (il Roliol e i ¢ v for food dre siele and dui hrom disca roculting fron sintiritlon Neorg families are i i the ol roady nvi P ¢ b bor gaisi thoy oo o v even %250 a week rogiliod It i ;r(."; :y‘lv‘{v ¥ '. i i RS B fhe (e Gf buin = fecaional mren bopcing for fo i i 1o mvan e e o b mong No i IS Hicroy = "’.41.\ 1" i Prerers T & 1 bositione that hovo Beon teadil o ally egnen 1o thom qwav. all of which add. 1o fering Realizing this the Atlanis Colo od Commitioe on Unemnloviment Reliel throuch the kindne of th V. 5 Savare President of Chik University and Coach W Aiken has arranved a championshin foot ball some for ¥ias Day The ¢ testapts o il Bo (Mol (eiuer it Champions of the Southoastern [(,’r':nfr}“v‘u‘r‘ abt - bonthe - Clargine Siate Collose Chispibions of the ESouth Allartic Confevence o IS"!“‘ Titls Holders The winners ol this game therefore witl aceupy the pedeital as Champions of the South . The Caralingng op unde- | fenlod this wear o5 will pce | Eral o eannneiiiion for tho Ty [ tboys. They have had gomel 1o !' I ole veate Dotk noe =g that iomog Bt e (B e star 4ang Quarlerback will 1 ol turning home for he bairs the namie of Goe Ghreon and i m\r:«-l other thali (0 fapo: Lie Lininversily nanace who s !)“v"i‘ tuniung Wilkd - Clavke foate v fiesh in the minds of a1} csnecially e auldladline:e vk ar B VHose dod il el mil Ll a braouant vl oo Juikaa . 11 ' Morris Brovn DProecods from ih teme Wil bhe donated to lhe Tnier Schty Eampmitien o gf e T HE o Dusiiness Capmniiesion which dc vp shomihia 1 PaBl e T e tho Gty Reliel Conler and aih Uhcomppillos of aohidly D 1 Faulbner 8 Chairiman . o pecnl inable B sl o0 | Bulure dsies of this pooor vl curplin oF 0t sl o coith coglinafeam, N ;i SER % 8 TE R 3 . 7 2 ¥ o 9 . PR ¢ he L& B e ) o V0t e i i i e Y N N Ok .1‘.':(-., e Q * a8 Ry i A8 -' & 'Jl.;‘ "‘l” Y ‘”‘.5‘ ::'7.' HOH *":..,' %f,wj:“ e ‘h-‘ 8. * ? € o THE ATIANTA WORLD. A1LANTA, GA, Carter and Hall Serviee Station Upens Up Tuesday (Cont cd from Page 1) specifics the kind o ;emzaw;.m.;f Lt Cioail N o iees dagl Dihoo | r‘,,t'; r (,= * 4\ 1‘; l'!i(l”ib";;f"' ! Hiolene i= 100 por eont ]’,-m,;,»yg.,g vania molor oil Equipment {or iw:mhinq tars o Cochie Hedralicd L EFE Ceapacity 6008 s ) cnabilios thc i(';n'tm‘ and-Fat im0 coveeclly | serve any awtomobile reaivrdiess! Il»f Si7p 0 weieht - A stanird line of aide geces oo Wil he el Pinieiindine hvbse balby e o lj‘;ffi;.,” ol e e Wil ot 1?4:!'«- el dolivee e !«.‘:im{ batleries Pasaline ikt Gl Lo ol ; . Foervone 1 capechidly oo Cbead b fornal anching B ne ' Decomber 15 Souviners s il %\".vz"m'n wiltl find cvery corabond o | the Carter and Hall onc-siop = v Fiee station The slation 48 focaledd Lot 965 Auburn avenue notthondd ;'r)(-f','.'c~('!1 Bl sind ol siriels ! e S e Prairie View Onens Prairie View Opens l na i Intra-Murai X Iroothall Season : By: E. A Jackson ‘ Diairio View Coloso o seubte and ostadents tirped ol atp o oo {0 ORI pEO . 0 Fhendor ushering in the 1931 1y N ] a1 b Scniors ve The Sonhs cnded iscoreless (e fA'be second game 50 .!’ft't‘.‘.iml junior team eke out g € ‘viciory over the Freosh in o va e few minutes of the want ‘ Thi- Senions It ol LEall ehanmnion:s for L e Cdon el \‘\}'v‘ Vhars wore fouahl 0 g o 15l by 8 areaf defenive o * e 2 5 1 L ¥ SRS 4 Imore team. u#nd were lucky 1o oy laape with g soprelecs tie - Phom Land Sadberry. Sophopiore tackl cpillad coniar ball earpiers o1l oo the lot for consisiont lossos Fhe Frosh Finior filt vwas 3 lieart bioaker (o0 110 Tadh [ the Irosh. who had out foueit anid ;"':'i"—“'-"l their more expeosicndecd ii‘({‘.'(‘!’fiilr'ft'.\’ for thepa Bovigda. 4y e in the claxine fnbr miniibo | The Frosh scored taviy i {he i ! fra-rir:ti When Maeahall inlercoile ] i pass and ran G5 vids o L ' Slichdowiy Wit ooy o 0y !lY!i!]U!t‘f\' I ple 0 v e Cullough left end for (4 Ty placed the ] indin B b Ty o e {ear wWheon eon Lol e by Waldo RNobest s netini] 1he 1o dawn, HReoepts Ll contor for e added point. . Fhe itlia il o 0 e 01 s Benaae (0 o Ll b oun Aianb 1 Tireope | tihaeh Faa T Pocen - el | Thhiveral o il (irich led Dibiee Faianion: ool Coaches 01 A (1o Hlahion an | € W Albhintay 9 D 1Y Fyvnns Al ol e . dncleson . Deoalar dndie 2llual in dram ‘ ! MADGGYN, GA, | “\?“, T e o f o 6y e ilf. :'3 .I.’u']; N E stecol pothenst Abtlamla was 1 BTl o o tniancis Jrriday Vo e el b Riow AN o] [ (fionen iy impraving Mes Mol be Liveims his doudhter, has boeei at his bedside, ginee being confined. Presto-Lite Batteries Sales & Service Expert Rattery Service LT e e | . | | & | HITS o BITS i ] } 8y | - L WILSON L. DRIVER | IHARVEY'S ALL-SOUTHERN | BIRMINGIHAM. Ala,, Dee. 18— It you huve soen B. T Harvey's) all-southern pick of the S, €. we must agree that he too. has made! a wonderful sclection from the host of warrors who have fought <o fatthfully on the gridiron thi season. Alabama is honored thre times by Tuskegee taking all the honoes on the first eleven with Tenne e 'n'.n',i P es nted twiee and Georgia Laking the remaip der of the honors with six berths, Alabama State College looms in to the picture with three warrior: tnk ne positions on the coond cam [ ach thaf verv hrilliant tac e ofF e Hornet's Roster a placed on the second team vhile the powoerful driving of i chie, ouard of the Hornets cam was overlooked entirely, I'm £ bz vour leanis B, 1 il tnothe coont that vou read Hn 1 \»!.’*_\' '.4} ii]\" to Sek ) w that I'm <till as I was when i v vou dat in Moutpomery { taluo o) The above o mear nothing to you ‘ bE b crude structure, ‘ B T I knows. Hope to oo lineoy ALL ETATE FIEVENDS iret fTeam Lennil LE Ala, State E v LT Tuskegee Lk I Tuskegee Firh o Ala. State G Ala. State { 1L Ala. State Litiann RIS Talladega ek e O) Ala. State MeCarthy [.H Tuskegee s ( R1l Tuskegee K o B Tuskegee Second Team Belohor LIS Tuskegee Canton I Talladega 1.6 Ala. State € amp o Tuskegee Claiowond i Tuskegee Me Kinney kp Tuskegee 3L brown IS Ala. State Maohorls () Tuskegee S Ensie F Ala. State Vo 1111 Talladega Johnson B Talladega Third Team Warier LE Tuskegee Rohinaon I i Ala. State Howaiid I.G Talladega Clemoent ( Talladega [.ono RG Talladega bl RT Ala. State ol e Tuskegcee \Titchill ) Talladega Lield [ Ala. Stote N L Al bBrate A\ b Broave L Ala, State ® e A Poh Hunter To Try TF : Henry Johnson A Second Time eCon 1 ime I niacain lorial will havy g T t Ilenvy Johpsen apd b Vool o the 292 of Precemby Wil e e sanivel ool ne ol the two men and bhe!lh ave in hard teainiing This will he the last bout of the vear gs far as Pensacola i comcerned decicion s Poh !.‘:,-‘ »".l ha on 4. 8 cnpnciconiblc vl adean tiee over the bov | Bath Bob aqd ieney il i (e sohles on - KOs Bottdl Johnson has plenty of speed o1d limipes 1y oo Jhipilee it an coening Baoh happens to bhe ona of 1he fovemost men at his weight One Block From Fort Street Service With Pleasure 'Si(ip' Hazzard D. M. Coke Jimmy Perry s 1 - s . + 1 ™ Sophs Licked Frosh,. 2 . . 6-0 I'riday; Juniors . Won Over Seniors By “Melancholy” Jones Before large student crowds on Friday and vesterday here, the class teams of Morehouse college engaved in two exciting chapters f intramural football. Much spirit and hilarity marked both contests. On Friday afterncon the Frosh andd Sopl battled to an absolute standstill for fifty-nine minutes. With the outlook of a tie game taring evervone in the face, H C, Robiert tar pivot man of the Sophs. intercepted a forward pass by a Frosh back on his own 49 vard line and raced D9 VARGH e the goal line for a scoig The game ended shortly after #n attempted pa for the extra point failed. The Sophomores won, 6-0. Yesterday. unleashing a forward pa 01 iwprising accuracy and perfect timin Leland Foster's deadly right member brought vie tory to the Juniors over the Son iors by a 20-0 margin The first touchdown by the Juniors came in the second guarter on a 20 yard touchdown pa Foster to Lycur gus Curr: The point was foiled. The second score was tallied on a 30 vard touchdown pass, Foster to Mclver. The extra point was added by the ime combination The final tally came in the fourth quar fer when TLanky Svers nipped Foster's 30 yard toss on the dead run for a tally. Sweet bucked over for the extra point Stars of the Junior- Senior clash were Dick Frazier, Foster, Mclver, @iy nd Syers, of the winners, and Shags Stoewart and Blake, uf the lose: Wealkk pass defense by Coach Rin Mok by enabled Coach Red Smithi's charges to tally all three markers All the wolfing, errors of commission and omission, and nconsistent play char acteoristic of intramural lLilts were evident, though the bovs more than made up for the lack of knob usage by many sparkling physical plays Fol instance the deadly tacking of Epps on Friday. and the passing of Foster, and the pass receiving of Melver on Saturday ‘Dotty’ Milton and Cecil Walk cr pre-advertised what they were going to do to those upstart Jun fors and even sold their ideas. At least seventv-five percent of the two hundred fans witnessing the tit came out expressly to see Walker and Milton do their two man showmanship Doth came thraush with a bang! “Dotty: plaved a hair-crecting fifty-cicht minutes of blood curd ling. foolbalk -On the Beonch., pote ting in during the closing minutes of the game. Ceeil Walker a cen ter, was a pseudo Peter Pund or Ben Ticknor, as you like it. On one occasion he got in the backfield and ran 82 vards for a touchdown BUT HE FOBRGOT TO GET THIH BALL ON THE PLAY! OL yes 1t wWas - a groat samoe. wt o wilh thrills and spills like that! in the cntive south Advance inlercst in {the serap is mountine with each passig day g the aepotts sav. and a roysify crowd will elatier thiough (88 portals (o see the two men measure off. Gooed-Tear TIRES AND TUBES Sales and Service PAGE FIVE