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Newspaper Page TextTUSKEGEE TAKES LINCOLN LION INTO CAMP HANDILY BY 19—0 SCORE Ric Roberts, EDITOR 'Melancholy* Jones Wilson L. Driver WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Both Teams Expect Victory In Big New Year (Hash By Wilson L. Driver BIRMINGHAM Ala., Dee. 30 When the Alabama State Hor nets invade Houston, Texas to take on Coach Sam Taylor’s I‘iai rie View Panther ; both Coache Lewis ami Taylor will be confident of winning- the laurels for flu day. Both teams have a very ;mres sive record to date with the State Hornets having registered eight wins out of ten tries; and flic Panthers having one defeat to mar their record when the Tuskegee Institute Eleven slowed down thmr pace to the tune of 21 to 0. To date, tin- Hornets have piled) up 237 point:- to their opponents 80. while the Panthers have regis tered 223 points to their oppo nents, 27. The Panthers have a ®kgreat running trio to offset the ^^mili ant passing of Frazier and the ball carrying contingent that the Hornets have to offer in this encounter. While both teams can boast of strong forward walls, Coach Taylor is depending on the passing and kick ng of Love to keep the Hornet, upset thru-out the evening 'Che Panther have yet. to win a New Year's Intersectional clash, but the Texan are sure of ditch ing old man Jinx this year and re g ster a win over the Alabama State Wol rim There is little to choose from in this encounter, with both teams having what we might call an eual chance of walking off W'th the honors for the day. Much will, depend upon the smarter quarter back who w ll maneuver his signals to the best effect, when the time comes to produce a score. The game will be played in Hou: ton. Texas and is scheduled to be one of the best games fJat the Eans have wTnessed in an In-’ tersectional meet. A special train will caray the Student, body, to witness the clash HITSdiIS W i us od BIRMINGHAM'AIa.. Hec. 30—- Coacii Cleve Abbott’s Tigers of Tuskegee Institute closed the r 1931 football .season with a de cisive 19 to 0 victory over the Lin coln Lions of Lincoln Univers : ty of Pennsylvania. The Tigers shot the work to the Lincolnites which proved to be too much pressure. The clever manuvering of quarter back Mob j ley’s plays hew Idered the Lincoln outfit and there was nothing in J store but victory for Tuskegee.! Only the brilliant kicking of the: Quaker City Lads saved the team from be'ng routed. B McKinney. Sivley. Me Car thy and King were sharing in Hie honors for the Tuskegee Tigers Alabama State Hornets The Alabama State Hornets will invade Texas New Years Day to mix wth Sam Taylors Prairie View Panthers The Panthers are •the Champions of the Southwest and have only one defeat to mar their 1931 record which was ad ministered bv the Tuskegee Insti tute Tigers. 21 to 0 The State Hornets have also suf fered defeat at the hands of ("eve Abbott’s T : gers. 32 to 7 Still, if you believe in comparative scores you have something to shoot at; however, the Hornets have arg even chance of registering a win over the Panthers. Both teams have played superb football this season. with the ’Barna State Warrors suffering two defeats from the hands of the Wilberforce Eleven of Ohio and the Tuskegee Tigers. Since comparative scores have all gone astray this season, let us look at the offensive and defen sive strength of the two teams. To date, the Panther have piled up 223 pouts to their opponents 27; while the Hornets have scored 237 points to their opponents 89. You can bet your boots that the game will not be a walk-awav for either side. Still, we can call the meeting on New Years Day a toss up. with the game go ng to the * team getting the breaks at the out- Aset- Still, there’s nohing certain —'in this life . . nothing certan but an occasional depression and death; so let's wait ami see the outcome, and don’t be taken by surprise. Baker of Clark Baker of Clark who has a way of his own of do : ng things espe cially things pertaining to the gridiron, again pulled the game thru for his teammates bv h s trustv toe. when in the first quar ter. dropping back to the 35-vd Pne. booted the pigskin thru the unrights for the only score of the game giving ids teammates a three point margin wh : ch they held to "■in the game. Tuskegee 30, 1931 TUSKEGEE BEATS HEAVY LINCOLNS MELS® McCarthy Is Big Gun of Terrific Tiger Offensive Sally SCORE IS 19 TO 0 Bv Stuart X. Stephenson, Mont gomery Advertiser Sporting Editor 1 ALUMNI BOWL, Tuskegee In istitute, Ala.. Dee.. 30 Coach Cleve [Abbott's Tigers hammered a n <1 'hammered and then hammcied some more down h e r e in the pretty hollow, sunk beneath a vei it ■ able mountain range of pines, on this beautiful Christmas Day. And Tuskegee closed its 1931 tootball season with a decisive 19 to 0 inter sectional victory ovr the Lincoln University team of Pennsylvania Off to a fast start. Tuskegee swept within the shadows ol Lin coln’s goal on live plays, but lost the ball on downs. Three more times before the first period closed the Tigers were inside the Penn sylvania 10-yard line but. failed. The quarter found them 10 yards away, a bit weary but muen the wiser for their offensive effort: against a team that appeared to have them outweighed by several pounds to the man. Lincoln was content to let Tu kegee "shoot the works" early but Tuskegee banged across for a touch down on the first play that opened the second period and gamed momentum as the game wore on and the heavy visitors became dis- . I organized and weary in the face ot the consistent onrush Especially [outstanding was the mighty driv ing of McCarthy. .Silvey and the I other Tuskegee backs. | Tuskegee's first score was made by Pullback King who hit inside of his own right tackle for 10 yards and not a Lincoln man touched him. McCarthy stepped back and cooley kicked the extra point from placement. With this advantage Tuskegee began to battle all the harder and Quarterback Mobley mixed his I plays to such an extent that the bewildered Easterners were push ed back with comparative ease Except for some brilliant kicking. Lincoln would have been routed The battle see sawed after the initial score until late in the per iod when Tuskegee staged a sen sational 60-yard march without re linquishing the leather. Starting on/ their own 40-yard line, the Ti gers knifed the tackles and split the guards for more than half the J distance of the field in eight plays. | The drive culminated in a touch | down when Silvey stepped 10 i yards through the wide gape made Iby B. Me Kinney, the outstanding lineman on the field and a real : candidate for All- American hon or-: among colored football players. McKinney paved the way for both j touchdowns over his side of the [line and his rushing of the kickers and passers and sensational tack ling made him stand out through out the contest. McCarthy was the big noise in the sustained (10- yard touchdown drive. Tuskegee pulled one o f the cleverest plays the writer ever saw when in the third period a fake [kick was transformed into a beau [tiful e n d around play, which caught the opposition unawares The speed and deception of the perfectly-executed play resulted in a long gain, only to be called back ,when Tuskegee was guilty of un necessary roughness. Confidence abounded in the Tus kegee camp after Lincoln’s vaunt ed line had been torn to shreds. ;Tuskegee was doped to have a hard fight and was expected to try the air for all of its gains. The first period punching they gave the Lin coln players, convinced the Tigers they could go on straight football. The third scon.' was the result of a pretty (>O-yard dash by Smith. ! right end, who intercepted a Lin :oln pass late in the fourth period Smith took the toss on the run. I zig-zagged his way clear of the [Lincoln left half and then picked his way neatly through the other backs. Both attempts to add the [extra points after touchdowns fail led. Both teams staged a wild aerial attack late in the game and honors were about even for having passes intercepted. In the first half. Tuskegee gain ed 187 yards against 56 for Lin coln and made a grand total of 260 yards and 18 first downs against Lincoln's total of 85 and seven first downs. Tuskegee Lincoln Belcher L.E Harrison Adams L.T Kane Hockett (c) ..L.G Rainey Camp (’ .lames Henry R.G. Venry B. McKinney ~R.T Ashby Smith R.E Mills Mobley Q.B Coleman McCarthy ....L.II Smith (c) Silvey R.H Lewis King F.B. Baskerville If 1 rW’jyiF ira^i LtoMm Sports Happenings f In Dixie B J By Ben Elder Some Happenings of the Year Christmas Greetings Received from Many Outstanding Sports MEMPHIS, Tenn., Dee. 39 I was urpiced t hrirtma: mm 11 "t” to Hole the many holiday gi'i ting card.: Hum ,onm of tin mo. t oustamiing pm t m u ff, । - <nt parts of the country Guy Stubbs, tough feather wight fol mm ly ol Memph : sent a card. Looking around I fmmd a card from Baby Greene, local amiouli eer of Orange Mound. Other ryei I r.;-. rm eived were from V ouii;' Jack John -on now called Eddie Kid Mile-, Hegnian known a- Battlmg Hunt, Kid Henry Tig er 1 own. end through his mana ger Join., Juno W llianr manager of game and fights: at Chiireh Park an'* many other, too nunu i olie tn nil ill ion. AII of the greet ing ri ceivi d wer ( . very mu h ap pi eciated. I hope for the many port . many happy returns in tin- New lAar that is just around the - in ner I I: ' score by pel inn Lincoln o q q q q Tuskegee 0 13 0 6 19 MITO ACCjPENTS ll'.mmng his car at a high rate ol speed \\’i- ley Argo, white 1213 (। len v । h lt | avenue. a 11 uck opeiated by Herbert Smith, and oy ei 1111 :। - I the truck throwing it -1 idei ? ■ . eral I<i : from the wreck age. A .. rnan. M;. Matlie ( 'ooper xx <1: Ili ■: I a he truck flu p i ve men! and wa. riuhed to the hos pital. Another woman. Mrs. Mattie Bank who yvas a! । ru. i. q y, ~ the truck, escaped injury as did .Smith, The truck belonged to the Log Cabin Nursery company It was removed from the scene of the wreck at F'lalshoal and Met-o politan avenues, to Bell brothers garage, according to police record,:. Argo w a s traveling eat on Metropolitan avenue, police said. No record of a case was reported but it is believed that a case will be made by the company against Argo. A second auto accident not quite as serious occurred m fiye points Monday when the auto of S. Temes. 75 Glenn street. S W.. was struck near Edgewood avenue Liv another auto piloted by Jedn Wil liams. 24 Bell streoi. Police claim that William-; was $lOO.OO Complete Burial Outfit The Latest Scientific Method of Knifialming A VIRY REASON ARI I (ll Tl IT IS PhOMDED I'OR THOSE WHO MAY DESIRE Order by Telcphmie or Telegraph Attended to Promptly (offins. Casket ; and Robes of Every Descript ion DAVID T. HOWARD & COMPANY, INC. 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Kid -Jerry Jo. .- f u R;.t, tyb--. Kid Blue, light heavy we : ght .'m-cunili-. Marv Jon- , Booker Wa hington basketball star marr:< -. (reorge Jack on s-jected to fill quarterback poition All West Tenn prep fo-.tbaii ieam.. Becton, .'m Menu ~ grithh-r make.- a en a'.m,.,; -vard run in a local game ( <or Ha J<-1->- bett!<■ up io fimils ■ n world middle v.eigbt tourna ment. lU. k I "OO lo < t■, '- 1 I;b,■ rs o rce. Woodstock School Tenn. State I a ketball champ . Tuskegee Sets An Early November bate For M. C TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala. Doe.. 30 The Tuskegee In iifute lootball team will pday Mmi -oi: ■ < 'ollege U] Atlanta, (h oi ■ a. <ri November 5. 1932 This date v.. ; agreed upon at the annual meet.ng of the Southern Conference wlm h was held at Talladega College. Talladega, Ala. 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