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i I il IN SDCTHi GRAWS iGJLDENMEN'S RALLY New Orleans Southern Uni Straight Colleg Xavler College mi i 'if OHIO Wilberforce, city ISSSl ei.t ITM i hsr Sum4y the f6i battle feMv gPhSiWpliIa Stars and "Black Tan Ll i'. ji. riSJi iaa hcstling Home hpy ift "big' double bar fylraictioa 'Griffith Sta Crawfpr Philadelphla 1 'wV outatanding pitchers field Siiilleona stir J0ht.w Barber Scotia avh of Winston Sale drubbing I Capital TOTAL Spring irophy Both game on OSUVHOMA to Play ColeredTA. in a fr'y 'a Park By W. ROLLO WILSON 1 YORK, Another crowd of more than 20,000 braved the cloudy, threaten Uirtw' "her on Snndav to see the second four team double header slaved in the qualjtadium, and again the enthusiastic followers of the national pastime thrilled to iloua playing of the stars of 'the game.

n(Ji the first battleSatchell Paige of the Crawfords. and Slim Jones, of the hilly S3d their iud engender gxABS 1) fitbn ngRWianaer wne a Vr laureie. a iwwub 2b inning was never Creacy, Sb I 6tti flld at.th nd UipV 'vlf. 8 11600 Caaey. rf Fon in 4h ixtn no Hayes, vf feftnlfhtca bUted Washington, cf jlfia" gmap of tb; Chi Jones, Giants the.Biack tjufe runs to sink i tws rtin margin 'which had 1.

To plants tiU then. CRAWFORDS 4i(miifv eartmoniei tafl Bo i 1 tea d'ainson presenting travel Bfll, cf fcasji Jones anid Paige in rec Harris, If rf Itioa' Of their formr jhurling Charleston, lb aal tossing of the first Qibson, c. i to Rob Johnson, 3b tv Jiitef receiving it from Coffield, If ity Qlerk Albert MarinellL Williams, 2b Vic Harris and Gibson, Morney, ss on' balls to Charleston and Paige, Sr B. error Accounted for i.in,;pji f.d bv the Craws ini vswr first inalne of the game. Philadelphia fro then on the great Paige Pittsburgh I T7 V.

i afj jhe foul une into tne i wfi swos a double, jyjorords wo added a run laat Ab.B,H.C.E. 4 4 4 4 4 2 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 08 1 1 1 a 2 10 0 2 0 1 1 9 0 1 00 1 1 85 2 Ab. It. II. C.

E. 4 3 4 4 3 0 2 1 11 2 10 i a 5 2 4 3 3 .30 3 7 38 0 000 000 1001 200 000 1Q 3 tuation's master. I i wo Daa mu wiiBon, AiacKuy, Philadelphia, score came nariesion. aioien Dases wruicn avonth. inninz Creacy 1 field, Williams.

Sacrifice Casey. danced to second on a Double play Seay, Mackay. Bases ianl when Vic I on balls Off Jones 2. Struck out iMackey'a long fly in I By Paigi 7, Jones 6. PawKd ball trt Held.

Tbe bail nop jiluii. umpires oaoiston, Jody. Jobnson wm Then, with darkness coming on K2 flObble ana wutcn i apace, the umpires decreed thut behind him. Williams i the game would end with that sem. wblch Dunn lumDiea, i ester The Chl Qiants did nothing 1 una lne acKS we I in their half.

to vyuson, ia4 Beckwith batted for Stah UJCAJknd JOnnsoa lauiea. jey and drew a base on balls. Blake X3U iannea. I went in to run for him. Spearman cy lo blasted a long one to center field 1 ,1 the ninUx Jud Wil and only Blake's slowness afoot r.ke as ha grounded to and poor coaching at third base fplece flying into the kept him rom getting a triple irrst base.

Nobody was again. As it was. he had to faot jsptaln," Henry "Wilson, f00t back to second when he saw nt Ship" the emergency runner was anchor mrwrxj I tki.j 1 w. i vu iuuu aim a iui ux Xius mruBe Win la Final when Umpire Forbes called him inp was' dashed from Giants by the Car 1 aL jeimius men aouoiea io major league, bo also I riht center and the score was tied. of victory spill from! xuo 'cs siraiegy 4.

Vi i.t n.vfirl out to Dave Brown. i Ci i win or arw waa filly Yancey, who was In a simi I'" position in the game played a vci 4t vAcMHrn I weeks ago was then the hitter Vr mSSTA With the count three and two Billy Touau.Jvov waa "hof'J talked, Tancey scored and to rtlt him for a Naw York went the glory. and had a hreel goon be time for the Ion ir aired Jackson ColV.t they gotlachool boy to button his coat and Campbell Co elxth and' spout: "The fros' is on tha punkln." Rust College TOTAL LOUISIANA Leland Colleg of the season, who thrilled Yan kee Stadium fans twice in late sea uui mrmmmm fiatnhAll Pd 1 arm tr. burgh Saturday night and returns Golfers For Trophy Golf Links at Decatur. In.

one of the feature matches of the day. Clark and vinston, who was run' nerup in the Colored National Golf Tftiirnnmant I TnrilnTtiinolia in 1Q5 American Giant. Ab.R.H.C.E. Stearns, cf D. Radcliffe, 3b SutUes, lf Wills, ss Scott, lb Redus, rf Brown, c' Marshall.

2b T. Radcliffe, p. Totals. BUck Yankees Spearman, rf Jenkins. If C.

Thomas, cf Scales, 3b D. Thomas, lb Cannady, 2b Yancey, ss Clark, c. Stanley, p. Blake Total. 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 1 2 .21 2 9 21 Ab.

R. II. C. K. 3 3 2 2 2 3 2 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 9 6 1 6 3 0 .20 3 3 26' Beckwith batted for Stanley In tne sixth.

Ran for Beckwith in (Called at end of 6th; darkness. Two base hits Brown, Speai man. Jenkins. Three base hit Spearman. Sacrifice C.

Thomas Bases on ball Off T. Radcliffe Stanley 1. Struck out By T. Radcliffe 6, Stanley S. Passed ball Clark.

Umpires Forbes, Craigg ana Cholston. PREP FOR BENEDICT ATLANTA, Ga Oct 4 Benedict College, under the of David Gunn, former Hampton Institute football and basketball lu minary, will bring his 1934 football proteges to town Friday afternoon to do battle with his ancient rivals. ed speed ball hurler of the Craws M7UT Bro'Sl at Ponce "de Leon in the Park, sea artist of the Stars, will oppose each ons Pener hr Tha PenrLsjlvai railroad la run other on tha mound. ning a special excursion: to Wash lngton, D. wheih leaves Pitts Grid Scores early Monday morning.

The cost of Bluefield the excursion to interested fans I Ala. State will be only $5.00. 8 Va. State ...40 Xavler Morris Brown 81 Ft Valley Ark. State 6 Jams Southern ....25 La.

State Morgan .....34 Cheyney KN0XVILLE GIANTS 0 0 BEAT WHITE CLUB KNOXVLLLE, Oct 4 (By Cecil Joe Gr an for ANP) Knox villa Giants wefeated Briceville, a whit club) 9 to 8 before a blx crowd at Briceville last Sunday. This is the fourth white club the Giants have toet and have been victorious in. three of the games. were defeated by tha two Gorums.jTh Santa have loot only 7 games Vilaxnl nsmm S. was mmAmttm 1 WUL Oi W.

Colored Central Illinois. Golf As sociation waa organised and the I of Sprlngflnld; secretary. Warren following officer were elected: I Vinston. Peoria, and treasurer, T. President, T.

Oorum, Br, 1 Robinson, Bpringfleld. i 1Mb i Mcpherson 200 pound Courier All Am erican center of last year, who will be at center for Wilberforce when they tackle Alabama State in Montgomery this Saturday night. MONTGOMERY, Oct 4 Jerome Morris, fleet Hornet back frsm Lakeland, shifted this season by Hornet Mentors from halfback to quarterback, gets the Xavler Wilson Griggs Pharr Bloom Hearst Hawkins Hill Pitts Allen Miles Walton Alabama Staio X. E. eUa.

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R. p. Score by quarters: Xavler 0 0 0 Alabama State 13 14 6 Touchdowns State, J. Morris, Freeman, Brown. Scrivena.

Points after touchdown Broome, Brown, White, Rowls. First downs Xavler 6. Ala State 4. Referee. Collins of Hampton; umpire.

Brown of Virginia Union; headlinesman. Abbott of South Dakota. Crenshaw Martin N. Parker Drake LivUay Banks Parker Morris Freeman Broome Brown credit for the first touchdown made by a Southern Conference team in 1934 when he stepped off 31 yards before the game was two minutes old here Saturday night to start tha parade that reiiulted In a slash SIM Oct 4 Ellgio Montalvo Sardlnlaa, the Kid Chocolate of ring game, baa been granted an extension of his temporary stay In the United State, his attorneys, Howard Hayes, were notified last Monday by Immigra tion authorities. Permission to stay In the United States under his last admission from Cuba expired Sepumber 2.

ECJIEI Shortly before he fought Andre SariHa here on August IT he was notified by authotltle he would have to leave the United States by that date or be deported. Through Howard A Hayes. Chocolate mad application for extension of his temporary permit to the district director of Immlgratlor and naturallzaton at San Francisco, the port of his last entry. NASHVILLE AWAITS NORTH SOUTH GAME MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct '4 Final arrangements for the all etar games between the selected players from the south and north will come to arms Sunday.

October 7th. Nashville. Tenn. All plans have been thrashed out and the much desired games will begin under the business management of the com MORRIS BROWN ROMPS OVER FT. VALLEY 3,1 6 CENTENNIAL.

STADIUM, MACON, Ga, Oct 4 Unleashing a powerful offensive, with a freahmiui backfield leading the attack. Morris Brown College of Atlanta, Git, romped to victory over the Fort Valley Institute eleven at Ctntta nial Stadium last Thursday afternoon by the one sided score of 81 4, thereby bringing to a close the un defeated four year record of the Valley team, who boast of victories over some of the leading football aggregations of Dixie. It la estimated that repeal dldnt banish the bootlegger from th land and it Is also a well known fact that prohibition failed woefully to eo so. mlttee of Dr. J.

B. Martla. Secretary U. S. N.

Cobb and Di. B. Martin of the Southern Lague; Thomas T. WHson. President Gus Greenlee and Robert of the National Leagve.

Excursions will run over all of the leading ronds to Nacbvii.e for the contest, while many fr ere planning to go direct from Mem phis in automobile. others along the way to Sulpher Dell, the grounds of the heated battt. The North has decided to have the hard htttlng Suttles. lb; Hughes, 2b; WUIle WelU. ss: Snow.

3b; Cool Papa of Turkey 8tearns, rf; Vick Herri. If: Speed ball Paije. Trtnt, i orter. Duxes and uibson, c. Southern All Stars will conttct of Meriweather.

Monroe, lb; Birmingham. 2b; Longly. MemphU, ss; smith. Memphis, lb; Jerry Benjamin, Birmingham or Curry. Memphis, rf; Mason.

Memphis. If; Griffin. Monroe, Howard. Mem phU. Vance, Birmingham, ran son.

Monroe, Elsh. c. AllTexas Awaits Annual Titular Clash Between Prairie View And Wiley By HOBART JARRETT MARSHALL, Tex, Oct 4 The Wiley Prairie View clash scheduled for Dallas at the State Fair of Slow BoVt tadju on Monday. Octo rJftirtr nica8 CiUD rnf T.hmo. ber 15, will be the outstanding early i i.

nomas i aner jnnt i nomas had urlfli Vat tn twivi Th erld attraction in the southwest a aa a7uton pasi ree 8easons' botn tUDurgn Vk assist on Wildcats and Panthers have been migl bet" oubl. Wildcats and Panthers have been WogU play. Cannady fouled YOOgi oet on wio ew I rf I contestants for nntinnnl hannn init If early season dope counts any thing, both squads are figuring on going far in the national cham pionship chase this fait Wiley. Prairie View and Langa ton finished last season in a triple Ue for Southwestern honors and the big game at Dallas next Mon day will go a long way toward determining the champion of the con ference this year. Both squads were hurt by numerous graduations, but each has a wealth of new material recruited from the leading hign schools of the State.

KANSAS CITY TO RUN SPECIAL TRAIN TO TUSKEGEE WILBERFORCE GAME KANSAS CITY, Oct. 4 (ANP) Kansas Citians are planning to go to the Tuskegee Wilberforce football game to be held in Chicago October 20, in numbers. Plans are on foot to take a special train, J. W. Peecher, 2206 E.

25th street, being in active charge of the arrangements, while a citizens' committee, headed by Dr. H. W. Bruce, assisted by Mrs. Mary Adkins and Leroy Hollett, are sponsoring the trip.

Plana call for reduced rates, hotel accommodations, meals and World's Fair admission. BISHOP SQUAD BUSY MARSHALL. Tex, Oot 4 the direction of Coach Brlce Taylor the Bishop Timers are working as a Bishop team has never worked before. Their victory over Xavler last week gave them chance to see the weak and Coach Taylor Is working like. Trojan to strengthen thm for the timet that will give them the acid test Thiszs seem to be about at nMtcd as boarding hojjie hash.

Jerome Morris Scores First Southern 1 Conference Touchdown; Hornets Win Novo For 'Force! COURIER SPORTS EDITOR TO BROADCAST 'F0RCE ALA. GAME The athletic department of Alabama State College has invited Chester L. Washington, Pittsburgh Courier Sports Editor, to preside at the microphone and announce; the big WUberforce Alabama State grid battle in Crampton Bowl, Montgomery, this Saturday. "Ches" will also give a detailed account of this important inter sectional battle in next week's issue of The Courier. Evans Beats World's Champ At Billiards NEW YORK CITY, Oct Jas.

Evans, colored pocket billiard artist defeated Andrew Ponzi. the world's champion. In three etrsizht blocks in a special 375 polnU exhibition match at Hutchinson's B.l oue, Monday, Tueiday and Wed ing 40 0 Alabama Slate Teachers College Hornet victory over the ambitious Xavler University eleven from New Orlesns in the first game played by any of the Southern Conference teama. nesday nights, September 24. 3 and 26.

The final scor waa Evans. 3T5 points; Ponrl, 307. High runs, Evans. 58; Ponxl 3T. Mr.

Ponxl's title was cot at slake. A. Smith la writing to d.eturb the Republicans, and Herbert Hoover Is writing to disturb the Demo crats Neither one has any merry on the general public in rcmi siicorm secticjiv TkePittiburghrC on tier SATURDAY, OCTOKEcc im WiWlMWMmaMMWIWllMMHWMWWWWWIlWMI. 1 1 II. HWILIlll in nrg ttt tu a 1 III II MM 1 SBss Ssi sasss 'IsFORTTSf: OF ALL SORTS i i.

IS i Mmmgmts: may Mars, 3 Beats Chi, 3 2 IMBLE PUTY: RADCLIFFEl artaa Kin CHQCOILATE'S GALfi CROUD 70 SEE 8RID G30HT CLASSIC GOMERY State Out To Beat Ex Coach MONTGOMERY, Cel. 4 The first capital i erstwhile Confederacy and the home of colorful Alasin PROBABLE STARTING UtiEUP WILBERFORCE Po. ALABAMA. STATL Rains L.E. CrfwUa Edward L.T.

Mi.1i Smith IS. I'arkrr (A1LC) McPherson William R.O LHtuj Robinson R.T. J. Robing A. V.lUIanis R.

1 Parin Johnson F.R. Rrra Hart II Wrlrh tr Ml Rain IVvH Jrnkin Q.B. Officials: Rffr Brown (Union); Umpire CoUm (Hampton); llcadUnniman Mosley (Slorthou). Place Cramton Bowl. MontKom State Teachers College, will lift Itself out of te cf on game towns aa it takes on a real gridiron air tccay in anticipation of the interaectional classic of the Southeajt tha season to be playrd at CramUm Bowl toaljbt (Saturday bight) between the Alabama State and the Wrberferea UnJ veralty Green Wave Xenla, O.

Accustomed to an Influx of st era! thousand alumni and rabid football faae each when Batr.a State and Tuakejee play the recogalsed Dixie Caaaic. Montxoraerians awoke today to find macy Of tha same elsttora, already la to get a peep at the Hornets of 114 and to ee the nationally famous eleven In its first southern appearance aln: 1930 when th Hornets were their hoet opponents at Birming ham. With the Bama Stat attrac tive eound truck Just returned from visits to Troy. Dotha, Bat bridge. TbomaevlUe.

Tallahassee, Pensacola, Mobile. Brewton. Ever green. GalneevUle. Tukegee.

Au burn, Opelika. Columbus, Maaoa. Atlanta. Rome. Tallade ga.

Cadtdea. Blrmlnsbam, Tusca loosa, Greensboro, Marion, tjeten town. Selma and Wetumpka this week to distribute five thonsand special Invitations, the folks are here and ready to partake of that genuine Montgomery boepltellty along with the Alabama State WU berrorca game. From Pwnnryl vanla and The Pittsburgh Courier has come Sports auditor Chester L. Washington, to cover the game and eive a p'y by puy detail throurn th sound system at Cranston bowl as be did eo effectively last Thanksclvtcg for the Tuskegee A ibimi State claic.

Besides the attraction nf the i Hornets and of Wlloerforce la the return of Gaston F. Lewis, alumnus of Wilberforce an4 coach at AU I bama State for eight consecutive veaeons Until his return this fail to his alma mater as chief men tor. He w.Il be working for hts alma mater and ftyhting for a good tart In hie new Job but he win be facing boys whom he came to admire down la Alabema through his years here. The Alabama State "coaching combination of 18I" Includes Coaches Dunn ar.d Locitf. art with wteaa he was as elated fcr eight years and then Coachee Rufu Lewts.

E. Camp bell, derrick Hardy. Frank lewis and Alfar.sa Campbell, whom he taught and relief upon duricr hts tutorial career at Alabama. Sin? hie arrival Thursday night with hts new gridiron protgs. he hss been welcomed and feted ar.d ran only rept hi recent statement Tn a letter to rreIdnt our.cn Trenholsn "May the bet win.

Thle story would not be conRpleie without aote of aceompenylr.f attraction. The festivities started Thursday night a parade and tana program as W.Jbrforce arrives and continued last n'ght with a monster pep rally at the and then a daac for th vuitora. Tody. the three dutiactiv nrr. orchestras.

Cot'. flans Revel lers and Cavaliers are divider the hourly aseiretner.ts over rta tton WSFA as musical reminders! WHATATACKLE CAPT. UtNXT GUDYZR 8etar West Wglnia a'e CiV lege tackle, who will art! in againat Ken'irky Ccllec Saturday. from Hoatitstcr. CARDVELL'S 1 1 'VIIIS FIRST CLARXS3URG.

W. Va. Ort. Kei: MUier high eehor and experienced gtid team muc" tor a Utht but gaatown acgregatoa at ton Irving' f.eid aa the Wstr bey won SOl Coach Mark CriCe scored a3 their points la te T. r.

haf. eoaating sa poi. Initial pefod asd fojr.n second. ProtacUaium la aaid te valuable BBetal en earth, 't wtsrth Jtiro.OCO an eu. 5 ii a crook steel a ptird ouU set up fr I' i 2kMaicRazorIess i sriairon rw returns from his new work at the Spelman College to contribute hts to thle colorful gridiron classic that wtll rung down with daace at the college and dowatewn arret the gem to top off the day rot Moatgomerians and visitors.

A Interest to all MM of Moctgotn yeyiLZ 1 1 erys populaca The Bama State! Football band win Ue la evidence i at the game under' the Katon ft WUsmwws end wttfce rerJrl Director W. Lewreae 3AJV a r. BAtt Jj I eat wtrtM. 0ar rw (Vn. a rt 1 tot Oo, DC T7 fT eml mkxfis wyoo rn i IT TTeamms ITlIiiounslh Pases!.