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i 1 Hi I SATURDAY DECEMBER 15, 1934! Tht Pittsburgh Courier PAGE FIVE SECOND SECTION fjfges during the at cf offense. Eberforce could vat aaturaay i py stampeoung Wiley's famous Wildcat I nce under a for the blu toored a touc current season, especially from the stand Defensively, Morris Brown: Morgan and be called the Bir Thre. irinriAa a vr loyne, Virginia Union, Tennessee State, A. Talla jj tuu j.w jw uau goou teams, Tuskegee ad West Virginia State showing much im rtvement as me; Reason went mta its final stages. Kentucky's Thorobred thunderbolt showed it Tvntnfifli to 0 defeat.

This climaxed an amazing riDDon Blue Grass State eleven. No team down against them this season, theronlv Jjr being recorded being a safety registered by Tuskegee jMt the Kentucklans in their Cincinnati Wilber Wiley, Morris Brown, Tuskegee, Lincoln (Mo.) and ft nave ail left tne thud of the th'iindering Thorobreds' xfi The teani represented a happy blending of speed. heeption, experience and co operative play. In the writer's fcaon, when thd Kentucky team reached its peak near the a of the season, it was one of the greatest teams of all ha. Kentucky has been to Negro football this year what fcmesota was tq major college football, and all fair minded lb American selectors will make for some of those JSorobreds on tneir teams, By the narrow margin of 22.50 to 21.56 points.

Morean's Jar Brigade has beaten out Bluefield's Bie Blues for the A. A. cnampionstup. The ratmgs, made on the basis division, and the ratings are compiled in this man The Jtsiues won eignt games and tied one, while Morgan pfour and tied three, but made a better max k. against tit division teims.

Kemp, however, is reconciled to the Mthat he lost the title by a margin of less than one point, ki promises the other C. I. A. A. officials who attended the liual meeting in Washington this week end that he will be rang places again next season.

Me of Sports Kings us the latest innovation the floor sport The Ken Vi 1 1. 11 am Via itta A 4 tita Tirft toms rumble, the courtly warriors of Tribe are racing around the hard wood in preparation for a hectic campaign. Under the leadership of Chief "Moose Face" ooper Johnson and Coach Chick "Wau Wau" Waugh, the ivers havft, hrlnntprl thft fnTlnviinp' Indian names: Ed Faugh Wolverine: Oscar Pearson Pontiac: Bob Jack vivn pete Johnson Lone Eagle; Melvin Morton Wing fwt; Lemon Johnson Tomahawk; Dan Alston Big Bear, hi Bill Powelli Hiawatha. The team is expecting season. The Commonwealth Big Five of Wheeling ould use to advantage a clever, lank center, and incidentally but when we release it.

it should be a humdinsrer. lnci Uy, thejeurrent season produced one of the finest crops i turned out in colored colleges. Until next week, we remain, I i Your Constant. Correspondent, IT GHES LiTi iyj Lra UU Lra Ls Lyj 4 Jr: 1 iimmimtUimmmis 1 VkX VIRGINIA Grid Knot Kentucky State, Sluefield, Langaton and Texas Colleee Up dovm in sporting hiatory as the Big Four of colored BALTIMORE.JDec. 13.

The Mor gan college Beara, winner or tna I. A. A. Championahip for the third consecutive year, closed their season Thanksgiving: Day with the Satcnell Falge, who shuffled off to L3 Angeles not long ver Vh a to join Total Wilson's Elite Giants of the California Win T.ZZ Vr, 71. aV.

.1111 a. a rm a. I a League, is suu standing era on uieir neaas. rne great lout a single defeat. They average wicneii strucxjpuT.

wmen, wnue ms mates neiped to turnxt eint games a season, tnus hiTtrt 1 virfnrv uc r. V.o Pfrmna A11.Sfor Tn Ho cof. I going undefeated for three year. game the Elongated Crawford pitching sensation just Moran naf oniv been defeated ppped out a scorching home, run to tjomplete the day's fes three timea, the victors being fxties. With the trend turning tDward the crreat eame I Hampton, unior4 and Lincoln.

bfna.w HrihVili ariH erinrt flaori fVom Npw Ktnfiintrtnri I Defensively, Morgan; la the. great rr est Negro team in the country. With their defensive record yet to be equalled, in 25 games Morgan'a op ponents have only scored 25 points, that is a point a game. The Bears were unscored upon in the past sea son. The credit for this defensive record should be given to the for ward wail whlqh was coached by Talmadge "Marse" Hill, head line coach, and his assistant.

Jamea "Sunny Jim! Williams. Morgan's All American tackle of 3S. For Ave years Coach Hill has built impreg' nable forward walla of which the '33 forward wall waa the greateat. "This is really a wonderful feat ey're seeking a eame with Pittsburgh's Iron City Elks land Morgan College haa a right to mi, which has developed mto quite a basketball club. Pr oia friend Shannon, who along with Coach Chambers Ids the basketball reins down at the Lincoln High School Wheeling, was in town Sattidy.

Along with Principal aiabow, Shannon. attended the University of Pittsburgh fuketball cliniic, headed up by "Doc" Carlson, which was 1 revelation to the floor minded thousands who attended. The Hartford Renaissance will tackle Lincoln University December 27th in one of their "test" games or the sea "Loosehips" Branxton, quarterback and captain of Ft Valley eleven, ran wild as the Frank Home pupils Voorhlees 31 0 and clinched the junior college grid of the Southeast. Young Johnny Yancey, a brother Billv Yance; Rens' streakine: littles forward, has siened the Chicago Crusaders. Luck to you, Johnny, and if a follow in your brother's footsteps youH be a sensation.

in Delaware the ETid fans are still crowing about Delaware State team. which beat Dowiunsrtown recently won the undisputed 3 A grid championship. 'edo is looking ahead. A first class ball club of sepia stars 1 being organized for the 1935 season. They will play in League park when the regular league teams are on the To contact the club for a tryout, experienced players fwked to wtfite James Mack, 322 Belmont avenue, Toledo, io.

introducing Kiah "Kid" Mitchell, of 632 Thir street, JVVest Palm Beach, who claims Jie is a pible formeif baseball player and pug, and who wants a nun any vi niie or coiorea pro ciuo as a ira mer. juc vl notables whom the handled is "Rube" Wad 5 Connie Mack's famous left hander. Good old "Tub Johnson, Fisk coach, brought fleeting memories of his cyon days jivhen he ran through the varsity team for a and a 7 0 victory for the Faculty eleven a few ago. And who do you think was opening. holes in the rfor thf tmf finer TuVvhv tn rnmf.

thrniip It was none I than President Thomas Elsa Jones of Fisk, who was 2le of a guard during his college days at Earlham Col I Thus the president stooped to conquer. It was a great says Bert Cumby of Fisk, with the varsity out v'Jing the Bulldog regulars. eU still struggling with our. annual All Ameri Here (For be proud of its pigskin warriors. No team, ao far as know, baa ever made such a defensive record.

Twnty flve points in twenty five games is unheard of. It la a point a game, writes a jBaltlmors Another record which haa been established by the Morgan Bears Is that not a Morgan punt has been blocked in the last three years. To Captain Johnny Sturgia goes the honor of having captained the first una cored upon. Negro football team. Sturgia hails fror.i Harri SATGHELL PAIGE TWIRLS ELITES TO VICTORY ON THE COAST By JA3IES NEWTON LOS ANGELES.

Dec 13. One inning waa all Tom WUson'a Elite Gianta needed Thursday to clout out a 7 to 1 victory over thoae not aassy All Stars. This came In the fifth when the Elitea bunched six hits for five runs. Pitted against the Giantawas Red Frailer, ace of Joe Pirrones Stars. But.

they kicked Red' hither and thither In the only bad round he bad and af ter that gave the Great Satchell Paige, good enough to aupport to bacsK un hia air tight fiinrinf for the decision. Frazier'a difficulty started with the tail end of tie Giants batting order in the second when Wright, Brown and Pif singled, the latter hit scoring Wright. J. Bell walked, Hughes singled to right and Brown waa out at the plate. Wells tripled to left center scoring Paige, J.

Bell and Hughes. Stearns singled to right to score Wells. SutUes ended the trouble by try ing out to left field. Willie pitched the second game for the Giants and woa I ciLjr allowing two STATE TROJANS WHO LOST TO FLORIDA, 13 12 r' fl 1 I j'i 6( i hmtum mi i ii aimwi mmm mnn iifc. rimr rr i mi i i irii i 1 mm ijul to RT MOT h.ato Colleee football teani.

bottom row William Mitchell, quarterMek; fitan vvms Left to rieht. Hrold Houton. halfback: Linwood Grarea. halfback: 3Am. Bom.

raavd: Wavtaod foot. (Cap tain), right and; LaTert GarAar, etui; Gfcorga Laras, aanaer; (s borne Craiidoci, guard Jordan, tackla; Jamaa JL Jtfcoftoa, oonkaav Second row Nicholaa Thomaa, kalbaflk: John Bonean, Jabaok; Jof)h Ward, tackle; John Ruffin, guard; WrHijrr Lewie, Sr4i CaW Kolmea, tackle; Richard Dixon, gruard; Wumm JL. Iewis, en; wwrfm Huriia, and. Third row iHiama, iack4; MdMf jMvierbaok; ime: Had Great Benjamin Turner, center; Eugene Bailey, halfback; tackle; Claranc Fiaher, halfback: El wood Boone, quarterback; Perkina, fullbaak; Arthur Howard, fallback. Fourth row Shocklyn.

end; Jamaa and; LawreiMa Savtvadf, center; Randolph, guard; JHmr Waahiugton, taekta; Jnerrjrijr, back; Georee Doraer, acWu served to get the decisU i from the Commissioner "which decided the Championship of the League for 1934. There waa no reason for de lay and the reasons given in the last article issued by the Commle sioner ia merely a case of another "run around." Commissioner Lan dis removed from the last World Series game in Detroit. The writer does not know of the cir cumstances In Philadelphia which resulted in the proteating of the game, but the writer does know that the Commissioner la directly responsible for the handling of all World Series games, and he should have given the umpires at least the courtesy of an answer when ap pealed to direct by umpire Craig during the playing of the game If there were ever need of a Com missioner, it was at that time, when both umpires were being admittedly abused. To cast reflections at tne umpires at this late date is vtry childish, but still it in line with all the baseball actions of the 1934 CommUsloner. Tenney Blount of Detroit.

Is seek ing a spot in Detroit to build a park and re enter baseball. If some party or parties in St. Louis would become interested enough to put ut a park, there could be a wen round ed out western wing of the league. AL BROWN WINS LILLE, France Panama Al Brown, who recently was deprived of recognition as world bantam weibt 3 champion by United States boxing authorities, outpointed the Belgian champion. Machtena.

In a ten round bout, Sunday. Brown weighed 123 pounds. Mach tena, 126. Brown's title claims were not at stake. Kudotph Jeter.

lUteck; CbarlM GUM POSEY singles. The Giants and Pirrones Stars hooked up in another double header Sunday afternoon. The Giants won the first game with Paige and Porter pitching some fine ball The score was 7 to 1. The second game was called because of darkness in the fourth Inning, wita the Stars leading i to Paige and Suttles hit home runs for the Giants and Carlyle hit one for the Stars. J.

Cell. Suttles, Wells. Paige. Wright Hughes hit hard for the Giants. Paige striking out thirteen men tn the first game Thursday jpel half kins, end.

Top row Jamea Orarbf, mtMfir; Cla. i a baamar; Cfcilda, aasiataat Manager; Osborne, Jolm 6. tfmiih, are; G. South, fttUbaok; Joaeph JohnervQ, haVbjack; ITf 9woan, haJEbe: Boka, an; veaaenea, iomM wmwi, jmi iy jtwwmn, aawea i. xiai iei.

jr C.LA.A. Title ThiM Defensive Eleven POINTED PARAGRAPHS Rumors are persistent that all is not well on the Black Yankees. Reliable information reaches this column to the effect that Holland, Jenkins, Cannady are much dissatisfied burg. and ia buying hia third with the way the finances were handled in some of the games, year at Morgan, sturgu has play espedally the one with the Dean Brothers, and are making ed on all three of the Championship teams. Four championship teama in five years the record Coach Edward Hurt can boaat of aa he takea his seat with the rest, of the greatest Negro football coaches of an times Crawford, Drake.

Troupe, Burk ett and Mack also have the bonor of never seeing the Alma Mater go to defeat. These men 'aave played on all the championship teama ana will return next year to try and bet ter the record. I On the basis of this wonderful defensive record' Morgan makes her claim for the mythical national championship. Are The Record Setters For The Year '34 By MABE KOUNTZE The National Negro Newspaper A. The Longest Scoring Run from scrimmage James Everett, Fla.

(vs. Morris Brown). .103 yds Run after catah of punt Norman, N. C. A.

T. (vs. N. C. Forward pasa Gibson Hardy, N.ew Orleans (vs.

Straight) 50 yds. Run after pass interception BatUe, N. C. State (vs. J.

C. Smith) 95 yds Kick of field goal Brown, Texas Smith, Morris 40yds. Kick of punt Dorum, Xavier (vs. Sam 80yds. The Most Individual touchdowns (one game).

Chandler, Jarvis (va. Butler). Individual field goals Brown. Texas Smith, M. Points scored In one game Texas ColL va.

Mary 8 3 103 0 no secret of the fact, even threaten ing to join clubs which do not play i Co Flan baseball Word came from Cincinnati that they are planning big things there for taaeball in 1935. The writer will not aay who de EDWARDS I RUNS WILD AS PONIES BEAT GATS MARSHALL, Dec 8 When a Wildcat and a Thorobred meet, plenty cf ac tion takes place! Today loot ball fans from all ovtr tne Southwest witnessed Juat uch an exhibition, when the Wiley Cata met the Kentucky Tnorooreaa. Such a display of broken fleld run ning, aerial attacka and tbe like haa not before been witnessed by sports followers of this section, and the Thorobreda trampled on tne Cats 33 te 0. Befoie the klckoff. the two teams were apparently unconcernea ae spite the fact that both tea ins knew what they were up against, ine Kentuckians made the klckoff to Wiley and on Wiley's second play a long pass was intercepted and run by the Thorobreda.

The eame happening occured many times during the ame, making the Wiley aerial attack look off in comparison with the upstatera' throws and catches Following their Interception, the Kean boya aent Edwards their triple threat man through the Wiley line for a few yarda; then. after some stiff Cat opposition, for a goal off a 3 yard pui Ttey quickly made a touchdown and an extra point. After the kick off. Texas came back with Patter sen nr.aking a beautiful 23 yard run through several of the Thorobreds linermen. In further attempting a comeback, the Wiley squad tneo ts paasing attack again and again with but little avail against their opponents.

After another final attempt, the ball was intercepted and again run for a touchdown, making the score 13 to 0 at the end of the first quarter In Kentucky'a favor. The Long coached boya showed their superiority in making first downs but could not get the pig skin across tbe goal line. Reed, a young back on the Wiley team, showed up exceptionally well for the Cata. giving them many of their yards. Gldemon also played oommendahly along with Wiley's sreMeawMeal pastsi Sport Spurts By K.

C. Tl RNr.B We find at th tcp cf the foot ball world Kentucky fteld. Txi Colp. Mnrrta Col lege, uniief'. Or tlt.

aa th record cf Biueflrij. Tri and Morjran Collje Thi b'g f(Vjr are ely mh roij. Gona the contrt 1 cf th ffwt b.ill ladrthln by Howard. U.nc..'.r.. Tuakrgee ni Wiiberforee.

la the time that only Urger have trained men aa coacbea c3 athletic director. Gone the that Negro collcg lfc akllU training and color. The rew Deal baa brought to the coliea well trained coaches wbo ar aapa ckalista In tiielr field. With th coan.ng cf winter, we welcome back the Stovepipe Baae ball League. We read with ultr eat the dotnga of the boya on the coaat with Tom Wilaon and won der If they will continue auch stellar baaeball nest summer.

Ed lie Tolan haa sailed for Australia. Luck to you. Ed lie. Show your beela to the Antipodes. "Bojangles" Rob'naon one of the original onra of the Black Tankeea baaetall team.

President Johnson of Hw ard TJniveraity and President John W. Davis of We Virginia State College were roommates and football players at Morehouse Cc'lege. "Fata Jenkins represented St. Chriatopher Club as a sprinter. Kentucky State seems to have the best record in football.

Having played a nine garre schedule against By LUCIUS JONES Sports Editor, Atlanta World ATLANTA. Ga. Dec 13 AN'FO With Interest we read the article carried under the heading. 'Cfcunn Picks Dlxla Champ. Rival Uiseee that appeared in the December ed.tion of the Plttaburih Courier and was accredited to "A Bystander." The mysterious article attention to a pre eaon "controversy" between Mr.

Chunn and the writer retarding the 19 D.xle football champion. (The able Mr. Chunn picked Morris mown; to writer selected Tukeee). In hla lavUh way. te undercover scribe write "The outstanding achievement of tne Morrle Brown football machine can be accredited to tbe sterling ability of Ita nationally known mentor.

Coach William J. Nick. The wtole South wait in to aee what Luctui will aay now onnearnlne Churn and Morrta Brown will he admit defeat?" ronMrnlni the above etetement and ouerv. we wonder what "defeat the author 1 talking about. In our September article, which appeared In virtually every colored newspaper In the country, we picked Tuakgee to win the SIAA grid title.

that Tviakejtee has failed to cop that title, does the writer have to admit hla rick waa wrong? Is the public not intelligent enough to make that almnle observation for lUe.IT The Bystander gentleman lauds Mr. Chunn for making a correct nick en the Dixie football Cham a a Dion, uoea anew urn body knows who the 1934 Dixie champion la. alnce. after ail. that ts one of the reasons for the Dee her 14 13 seelon of the SIAA coach es and officials at Flortie A.

a U. College? Ia he aUo unaware of the fact that as yet. Morris Brown has not been eetabllahcd as the winner of the Florida game November 34? Does be not know tht Morrta Brown could not hop to emerge In front minus credit for this game. which, doubtless, will be thrown out to avoid future cots plications in the loop? It seems, to us that a settlement of the diiputcd game ro two star aces. Patterson and "Pack" Adams Edwards.

Kentucky State fullback, showed rare form. He was bscked up by the old standby of last year's team: Coleman. Hackett, Davidson and Bumphas. In the last few minutes of play the crowd forrot the came and wanted to see Edwards do hi self styled running and twisting alone. Tne game ended Kentucky 33, Wiley 0.

Pea. L.E... L.T... LavG. R.G Ky.

Stale Wiley 1 ALL i i State, 13 To 12, In Orange Blossom Classic It SORTS OF i i Rattlers Nose Out rn Smith 1 rojans, Davis Hackett Hlbbler R.T Davidson G. Taylor R.E..... Hardin Taylor Q.B.. Robinson L.H.. Adams P.1L Fisher Reed F.B Edward.

Patterson 13 To 12 JACKSONVILLE, Dee. la The mii hty Trcaa toraado VI state faZ before the tir. nc biowa of rkartda A a HaMtlar.ake by the score of IS to 12 in a hard game before a colorful crowd ef foc'b! fsra here. Saturday. The gaane mas replete tbrilla.

w.th Vnrnia State striaiag mlghuly to sore a mchdewa In the final motxsr. and the rVoedV ana trying yust aa aarl mala tatn thrlr scant r. jo nt Wad. A large delegattons of faeHbail devotees from eectfne ef the Southeast attended. rrui frorn all tlon of the eo'jr try and not cne game being rloae.

Is Indicative of their strengta. It la ntmorrd that a pxt eeasot rsn.e will be played la Chariestrn between Kentucky State anJ BTue field. Both teama are popular and favorites In that section, and would jst about decide the Bsttorv al championship. Weat Virginia Stale Colge't baa. ketball team may visit Chicago.

Detroit. ColumVaa and Pittsburgh la the West; Lmiltvtne. Atlanta and in the South, and Waih ingtem. Philadelphia and New Terh In the Kaal Some traveling. Kts.

JONES ANSWERS CHUNN ON DIXIE TITLE FEUD volving VIorrls Brown wouid precede a declaration of that lrtrt Lion as tbe 1334 champion. And speakiag of eOowtajr eea'J tnents to go haywire, did sot tBe able Mr. Chaoa pick the Uta as repreeeata to beat Tuskegee. Is O. alUougb the game went op a core lets tie? Vnd old sot the same gentleman select this school to de feat.

Kentucky Stale although the Keencxea worn. 9 And. last wle tr. la a controversy w.th Mr. A.

Young of the Kansas City CaS. did not Mr. Chuoa ball Morris Brown as national chsieploa de spite the fact that the teas had suf fered ties with Tuskegee and Alabama State? These things cer talnly da point toward seaUmentei Iry on Mr. China's pert, but far be It from us to criticise a men for his personal opinions. We chsllence this unknown "Br tender" to reveeJ his Identity, aa the neat Usae ef this paper and ash fair play la printing oar side frees the papers that ran the preenatare and unwarranted uasfgne4 arUcJe.

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