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THE STATE: COLUMBIA Cf FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 16 1023 10 WASHINGTON AND LEE SQUAD AS SHOWN BY STATISTICS OUR STOMACH Cannes tad breath gassy Pta seated locgoo nod nelcuni Afstsys tad rtlid Is TABLETS Cystica js rtsaach aid Irsalfc-mfr 2S Columbia's team aa football players Th linsnp: Colambta Latta Farr LE Thomas LT Atkins Watson LO Watkins Brower Baker Marshall RG McQueen Ott RT Bethea Alien RE- MeCutchen Johnson tQBi Dew MeCnrley LH Cnlbreath Parka RH Carpenter CAROLINA TAKES GITADEL INTO 0 COLUMBIA PLAYS LATTA HERE THIS AFTERNOON AT 2:30 Name 1 Position Weight Year FB Hayes Beall LAKE CITY DEFEATS TEAM OF HEMINGWAY TODAY and TOMORROW Birth Of A Nation" 1:00 IDEAL STIFF WORKOUT FOR 'GENERALS -cave Lexington for Columbia Tonight GAMECOCKS WIN THRILLING GAME Two Sensational Counters Against CitadeL 3 r-'Vv I i S' Preparatory School -Morgan (Tenn) Pp Greenbrier (W Va) Military school Columbia (Tenn) Military academy Jonesboro (Ark) high school Fishburne (Va) Military school Dallas (Texas) high school Charleston (W Va) high school Western high Washington Rock Hill (S C) high school New Mexiro Military seademy Culver Military academy Cochran (Va) high school Blackston (Va) Military academy Fitxgerald-Clarka (Tenn) school Columbia (Tenn) Military aeademy Mineral Wells (Texas) high school Newbern (N C) high school Angusta (Va) Military academy Charleston (W Va) high school Western high Washington Morgan (Tenn) prep Petersburg (Va) high school McCallie (Tenn) school Richmond (Ky) high school McCallie (Tenn) school Lakeland (Fla) high school Huntington (W Va) high school Castlo Heights (Tenn) aeademy Horn Lake (Mias) high school MeCaliie (Tenn) school Maury high Norfolk Va Swarthmore (Pa) prep Charleston (W Va) high school Blacksburg (Va) high school Owensboro (Ky) high school TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE MEYER AND HOLLAND With One or Two Exceptions All Regulars Are Ready to Start Frankie Catches Pass and Dashes Across line While Bill Steps Off Fifty Yards Lexington Va Nov A (tiff aerimmage session made up the program for tho Washington and Lea griddera yesterday afternoon and the men were kept on the field until long after dusk Prior to engaging the "wildcats' in actual eombat tha lines- Special to Tho Stata Lake City Nov Lake City defeated Hemingway kero this afternoon ia a hard fought game by tho seoro of 6 to 0 Lak goal was never in danger the ball bainr kept in mid-field most of tho time Lak City only lacked a few yards of making a touchdown in the first quarter after tha first half Lake City tried a new formation and took th ball to 20 yard lino and fumbled After getting ball ia th last Irak City marched down tho field for th only touchdown Laka next gam is with Harts-villa McTigae Begins Suit New York Nov Mik McTigue the light heavyweight boxer today be- Jan suit in supreme court to compel oseph Jacobi his manager to account to him for proceeds alleged to have been received under a contract for three years beginning August 80 1921 Ha alleges that tha contract provided for hia appearanca in boxing exhibitions and stag performances in various parts of th world and that under ita terms ha was entitled to 70 per cent of tho proceeds after deducting expsnaea Carolina Midget Win The Carolina Midgets defeated the Trinity choir football team with a cor of 18 to 12 yesterday afternoon Tho gam waa played on Gibbei green Bill Canter is captain of tho Trinity lads and Wilmer Hines- of th Mid- I gets I Yr 19 6 2H 12 7 0 30 1 K1 me CHASE A good looking man nuh cutaway front model of unusually good lines ARROW COLLARS CLOUT flABOBT gy CO fclSlIw US Kentucky Stata St Johns NV I Virginia West Virginia South Carolina Centra North Carolina Stata Head coach James DeHart (Pittsburgh) assistant coach A Smith (W and L) assistant conch Davis (W and L) manager Howe of Arkansas SEMI-FINAL GAME FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Columbia Meets Latta at Univeriity Field Joe Wheeler Center Franklo Meyer End These two sensational University of South Carolina players will be Important rogs in the Gamecocks drive against tha Washington and Lee Generals on Carolina Field tomorrow afternoon lumbia shortly before noon Friday with a workout on tha Carolina field billed for the same -Afternoon Sine this is th first appearance of a Washington and Lee team on South Carolina soil in a number of years a great crowd is expected to witness th contest SALUDA DEFEATS TEAM OF WOODRUFF lame at Greenwood Eliminates Strong Team CLOTHCRAFT Standard Serge Suits For Men Standard Price Ifi 'V LOCALS SHOULD WIN Two Good High School Teams to Play Elimination Columbia in Condition HASKELL INDIANS READY FOR GAME Will Play Quantico in New York GAME TOMORROW WILL BE BATTLE Gamecocks Ready to Take on Generals $7050 VISITORS HERE TODAY Big Virginia Outfit Will Reach Columbia Today and Look Over Carolina Held Dirk Beard Tackle Coach DeHart of Washington and let depend nn this forward for of-fenaiv and defensive power By Briaa Bell Orangeburg Nor 15 Jack Wright 'playing hi first fans at quarter for Carolina outsmarted tha Citadel ways and meana eommittea and a a result of the Sumter superior strategy the Gamecocks defeated the Bulldogs 12 to 0 at tbs Orangeburg fair hero today Through some miscalculation a goal was missed after ona of the touchdowns and another was blocked 1 so the annual score of 13 to 0 was missed by a point It haa been aome-i thing of an unwritten law in recent 'years that the 13 to 0 score ahould be the order of the day at the annual I classic It was a thrilling game The two touchdowns were sensational in the 'extreme Both were bolts from the ihlue as it were Something on the I order of tha booming of the bomba of the airplanes flying overhead Tho first half had been a scoreless affair in which the Citadel had made what was to prove its ona big drive of the day and failed to score The Bulldogs were off to a flying alert and Gamecock supporter were a bit dismayed for a few moments They i did not know that it was a gesture and there were audible sighs of relief 'when Berry's attempted placement went wide after the early Citadel drive had been halted inside the 20 yard Fnmhla Helps Bird And then the second half The off by Bill Jeffords was an omen This modest youth with the educated toe kicked one for tho home folk to start it by hooting tho ball far over tho goal line There were no untoward incidents nntil several play had been run and an exchange of kick made Then tho Bird got a hrealc contributed by no less a luminary than O'Shaughnesay Citadel brightest star who for a moment lost his judicial poise long enough to fumble Frankie Meyer alert aa usual took no chance on tho recovery and covered the ball with his leg a well as his hands This was on the 82 yard line The subsequent development was enaeted in faster time than the few secondi needed to dwenbe it There wai a 'shift of the Gamecock lint with tho opposition shifting too but not quite enough Meyer shot down tho field as the ball waa passed to Jeffords more than the necessary live yards back With his father looking on Bill threw the hall into tho arms of Meyer eight yards from the line of aerimmage and with the linemen and backs getting in the Interference Frankie went ahead never hesitating nntil he had passed the line The Birds were forced to bo content with six points for tho moment lor Wagner placed hi huge bulk la front of Alex kick in an effort to make it seven Holland Breaks Loose The other touchdown was no less startling In the fourth period Berry kicked to Carolina's 80 yard line Wright by neat sidestepping with suggestion of tho once well known shimmy in it brought the ball baek to midfieW Bill Holland then -took charge Ho broke through the line and was in the open The first second and third Citadel tackier were shaken off Two more were avoided when Bill eat hack This left several other here and there but only one was a real danger and possible stumbling block At Arabs got him by the simpleexpcdient of falling acres hi line of flight in Bill's direction and tha Florence aolon was on hie way to a touchdown The total distance as th crow flics from the point of tho down to th goal hne was and is 80 yards but Billmadeit under wraps after the opposition had been so successfully mrcd Coch Metzger then decided that Bill had earned hi lunch so he excused him for tho early afternoon meal and sent 1 Jaskiewies in to kick the goal Tne usually dead shot lost his cunning for the second and the ball went wide of tho posts but that was a minor waa no question that the better team won After its threat Citadel wa through for although tho Charleston lad fighting hard 'gained much ground it waa pructicully In in their own territory where al- all in their own territory Special to The State Greenwood Nov 15 Saluda high school defeated Woodruff high school her today by tha score of 24 to 7 Saluda making 18 or her 24 points in tha first two minutes of play in tha third quarter tha other six points coming in th first five minute of the game At tha beginning of th third period Woodruff was forced to punt and Crout Saluda center broke through and blocked it Foy falling on th ball for tonrhdown for Saluda On the next kickoff th ball went over Woodruff's goal lina and Merchant fell on it' for another touchdown On the succeeding kickoff Woodruff fumbled and Saluda recovered th ball on tha 20 yard line and on tho second play A Carson on an off tackle play carried tho ball across for another touch down Iona tally came in tho closing moments of tha game when they opened up wide on a flock of passes one of whieh from Swink to Linford was successful and Linford plunged th remaining five yards over line Swink kicked tha goal for extra point A Carson played a great game for Saluda making two of th touchdowns and waa half of the team on defense McMillan Crout and Merchant also played stellar ball for Saluda For the losers Captain Swink and A Lanford easily played tho best ball Tha gamo today was an elimination rontest for tha upatato championship Saluda playa Walhall next week and tha winner will meet tha winner of the Chestcr-Thornwcll gam the week following Tho lineup and summary? Whether or not Columbia will remain in tha high school rac for th itsta championship In football will be decided at tha university field this afternoon when th local sloven meats the Latta team whieh comes to tha Capital City with a record of seven victories and ona defeat for tha season Columbia should win The high school has excellent material tun had good coaching under Lightaey and Henry and has played good football Added -to all this tha Garnet and Gold hit a winning stride early in tha season and ha held that stride aided greatly by th fact that no player haa suffered an injury of any consequence It ia hard to imagine tha team from Latta high school whieh has only 22 students defeating an eleven that won over Bataiburg-Leeiville with its tee-rifle driving force over Richmond academy which haa lost only ono other gam In tha last two seasons and over Asheville on of tho strongest teams in North Carolina Yet such things hava happened and it is well within the realms of poaai-bility that such will happen again The Latta rom with a slogan of "Remember What Clemson Did to Auburn" and a -determination to carry a victory back to the Pc Deo section of Carolina In Hayes and Culbreath Coach Carmichael has two backs who may bo able to dant even tha Columbia line The game is to start at 2:30 o'eloek in order to give th field to tha Gamecocks later in tha afternoon Columbia high school ahould play before packed stands Not many cities arc offered an opportunity to ae sueh a classy team as the Capital City eleven in action Even if on eares nothing for football the' Columbia band ia well worth tho admission price and tha time spent in seeing the game The band paraded Main street yesterday and proved conclusively that as musicians thqy ara on a par with men were given a long defensive drill with special instruction for tne tackles When the third string eleven opened up with South Carolina plays tha varsity tore through and smcaietT them with better aueceai than they have in any such session this season With their bark to the wail the Fighting Generals must show their mettle in the remaining three- games of this season if the present schedule ia to be considered a success The locals will invade South Carolina with but ope objective to stage comeback at the expense of the Gamecocks Last Saturday's reversal while not being lamented is nevertheless fresh in the mind of every player and if morale ran bo taken as any criterion Sol Metzger's eleven will have to piny gilt edge brand of football to hold the DeHart outfit in check this week-end In this connection it is remembored that tha 1920 season affords a rood comparison to the present one Defeated one Saturday by Auburn 77 to 0 tho Blue and Whit ramn bnck the following weekend against tho powerful Georgetown eleven anil won a clean rut 16 to victory If history repeats itself in New York Nov 15 Tho Bedskln football eleven from Haskell institnte of Kansas boasting the high seore record of th season and ambitious to win such Eastern favor as that held by tha Carlisle Indian teams has arrived in New York for its first Eastern expedition against tha atrong Quantico marina eleven at the Yankee ladinm 8aturJay Tha Indiana althongh losing to Minnesota by a aingla point have rolled np a total of 876 points and expect to pass tho 400 mark before tha season ends In John Levi 205 pound fullback and eaptiin they claim a triple threat star of ability rivaling that of Jim Thorp Levi gava an exhibition of poising and kicking at Yankee ala-dinm today which excelled anything of its kind yet shown here Uia forward passes were accurately thrown for distance of BO to 70 yard and his punts traveled 60 to 65 yards In addition tho Indian lineup boasts several other nntaMcs Elkins right halfback finished third in the Fcnn rcluy pentathlon and with la a candidate for the 1924 Olympic team Roebuck the right guard though only 17 stands six feet five inches and weighs 235 pounds Peratrovich left tackle is an Alaskan ltedakin who acquired his Russian name from an ancestor who was ona of the first white settlers in Alaska and Uix another Alaska Redskin whose Indian nama la equivalent of is said to be tho greatest bear hunter in tha Yukon country and deelurea he earned 1:1000 in government bounties at 63 per bear The Haskell team ia coached by the Hanley brothers former University of Washington football stars who learned Carlisle football from Lons Stnr Diets and Gus Walsh Nineteen tribe are represented in the squad of 21 athletes who made th trip East and ten tribes have repre-acntatlvc in the first string lineup With th Citadel game disposed of in a most satisfactory manner tha Sooth Carolina Gamecocks will taka it easy today and await tha opening of gam with Washington and Lee Tha Birds cam to life with a whoop in the second half at Orangeburg yesterday and if they play this same brand of ball tomorrow afternoon tho big team from Virginia will have its hand full Carolina will confine itielf tqday to running signals Tha visitors will arrive in Columbia thid morning and establish headquarters at tha Jefferson They art expected to visit Carolina field some time during tha day for a brief signal drill A number of former Washington and Lea men are coming from all parts of South Carolina to attend tha game and honor tha players with a dinner at tha Jefferson in the evening Woodward of the Columbia alumni has charge of tho dinner arrangement A part of tha stands will ba set said for tha Washington and Lea contingent and tha blue and whits of Washington and Lee will bo in evidence to aome extent at least This is Washington and Lee'a first visit to South Carolina lines 1904 when tha Gamceorks gava them trimming at Sumter Tha Inst game played between tha two universities was in Lexington in 1909 th year Washington and Lea won tho championship of the South Atlantio atatci Carolina cams through th gam at Orangeburg yesterday in good shape Long th hustling young tackle waa slightly hurt and may not able to play tomorrow but tho other boys are ready and anxious for th game Instead of giving them a handicap tha Thursday game fa likely to do them good Much interest will be shown hero in the work of ona of tho Washington and Lea halfbacks "Student'1 Frew playing his fourth year on tha team 11a ia tha only South Carolinian on th team but he is a star of th first water Uia homo is in Bock Hill Saluda White MeCary Matthews Crout Webb Carson Foy Smith A'-V Inch by inch Clothcraft materials are carefully tested and frequent tests are made to determine strength wear and color After each garment is completed it is given a still more rigid inspection to insure perfection in finish Beyond the shadow of a doubt Cloth-craft clothes must wear longer and hold their good looks always Immense production volume is alone responsible for the extremely low price of $2950 Woodruff (7) IE Lanford XT Wilder XG Woodruff Bishop RG1 Cox RT Wilder RF Arnold QB Riley A Carson Lll A Lanford Merchant RH Meadows McMillan FB Swink Score by periods: Snluda 6 18 0 4 Woodruff 0 0 0 Saluda scoring: Touchdowns Fy Merchant' A Carson (2) Woodruff scoring: A Lanford Coal after touch down Swink Referee Frew (Clem-aon) umpire Hanes (B liaea- man linker Newberry) Tima of p' lied 15 minute ZEV REACHES TRACK AT CHURCHILL DOWNS How Football is Played By Sol Metzger (Copyright 1923 by Sol Metxgcr) WVFN GiMTERS No metal can touch you V1 Louisville Ky Nov After an absence of six months Zev winner of the Kentucky derby returned to Churchill Down late today Tonight he is quartered ou tho earns grounds with In Mcmorlnm his opponent tn another great turf match scheduled for Churchill Down Saturday Zuv'i previous visit was not marked by anything like interest He came a rolt badly beaten in the l'eaknes stake at A few hours after the S'OlHK) victory he left for tha East hailed as th grratest colt of hi ago in th United States Sine then has won ninny laurels international and national Ilia winnings total within a few dollars of tho greatest amount ever accumulated by a horse Th Sinclair reputation is in- let-national yet as if by repetition he came her touav and upon arrival was practically unheralded If horse could talk Zev Whoso many admirers com siiler him tho greatest three year old of tho year would probably aay "th Gekio public" His almost unacrlaimcd reception was due however to hi late arrival All day many curious peoplo had edged among each other waiting to catch a glimps of th Kancoens colt at the slat tun and at tho track but when darkness fell they left promising them-selves they would go out to th Downs Friday with tha hopes of witnessing th rhallenger in a workout In Memoriam waa not asked to ox workout by Train Th track though it i benutiful and art pothap does not buy shoe for tne infant at home At the end of the first half on tho faro of tho Teturn Citadel wa in a fair win to win with five first down to a lone on for tho Gamecock But in th second half Carolina made elght while the Bulldogs were negotiating thro Carolina completed five pr for a total gain of 75 yard while 1 Citadel made two for 16 yaids taen 1 team intercepted two of tho other a 'aerial effort and three were thrown for exercise by Carolina and two ly tha Citadel Too Mach Sunning The superior strategy referred to previously wa in conservation of et-fort for the big drive Citadel depended on a running attack in it own territory thoughout and although O'Shaughnessy gov a great exhibition it waa it seems expecting too much to look to him and hia mate for a sustained drivi from one end of th field to tho other Wright on tne other hand sent a few running plays into tha line and threw a pas here and there but refused to waste Mi steam in runmnr much with the ball with his own gua posts looming up near him lie called on Bill Jrffos to aend Ilia tantalising rolling punta as far away from the Citadel safety wan as possible and then placed tha burden of proof on tha Cadets They aeccpled the challenge and tried to run tho ball bark most of the timt until farced by 'stress of circumstances to kick A few punts on first and second dawns might have proved mors helpful to the Bulldogs Jurk was not perfert of course in his appenrnnr as a field general II mnda a few mistakes but these only made hi all round good work look better lie threw a pass ones on fourth down in midfield when kirk would have served him better and there were soma other minor de-ferts in his work visible to th naked eyo but on tho whole ho was good i very good Tho kicking end passing of Jeffords was a feuture and Bill also made a clever eatrh of a rs from Swink ilnllnnd and Meyer have been given credit as hn Arabs and Sim-piont played a i mashing and effective game I'ShRUKlines-y was the "Terrible" Terry Originally a center this fellow haa been shifted to guard and is doing good for the Generals at tha new position 1" nr text book on football noto thut th authors always lay ranch atresi on good punting aa an offensive weapon Why is punting considered an orfvniuvs weapon when the team kicking always loses tho ball? A good punting game Is tho basis of all auecesaful footbnll attack Any team that can gain ten yards by exchanging punta alowly creeps nearer tha opponent's goal without using its backs Thu they are saved for the he" (hid lven ia within striking distane of tho opponent! goal line Without a good punting gam a team ia seriously handicapped! for in order to get within atiiking distance of it opponent's goal It must carry tha ball from 46 to 80 yard at a stretch Attacks of such length rare ly succeed when two teams are of equal strength On reason is that the team attempting to carry tha hall in this way throughout a gams gradually wears itself out Attack eape-''iFfhat part of it in which the offensive team carries tha ball is extremely exhausting on any aet art of players More energy la expended on attack than on defense em' APPAwntly weaker will hold off a stronger op-- Snneut for threa-qunrtcra of a game a free use of punting and then suddenly launch an attack that wins the dosing minute of th battle On year Michigan played Tenn with powerful eleven No less than thre touchdowns were scored by Michigan in tho first half Michigan carried the hall all tho time In the second half Tern waa fresh and Michigan spent actually pulled that game out of th fire Here is a splendid example of tho value of punting offense It won for 1'onn against a far more powerful eleven Nearly all elevens are dependent upon tha kicking game If they lack a punter they have tn overcome the greatest odds thst face a football team Sol Metzger onr footbnll expert and on of tho foremost football coaches In tho country will answer any questions about playing football sent him ears of our sport department If a return stamped envelop is 35c end vp These gamers are made ljiinch peppy long stretch clastic They fit your legs smoothly and are extremely comfortable Long wear ia every rir Ask for them by Widewcave PARISH 5000 Ilourt of Sclij Ccmfirtr ASTcIM COMPANY (SUN MWVOBB Although 66 different parts and 20 kinds of materials go into the average coat these parts and materials are so carefully selected and prepared that an average coat from stock is plunged into a tank of water After permitting tha coat to thoroughly soak it is then removed and pressed You can not tell it has been in water not the slightest hint of shrinkags or discolor-ing Simply a thoroughly guaranteed Serge the finest at $2950 HYATT PARK PLAYS FRESHMEN RESERVES Two Teams to Meet on Parkers' Field This High School Haa Good Record Hyatt Park high and tha University fresh reserves two teams that hava been showing up well during th last few weeks ore to play on tho field at 3 o'clock this afternoon Tho high srhool eleven haa scored about HI) point! intlie putt three game while their opponents wero having a time making 0 The rr serves have played in a number of games with high schools and hava good showings As Coach Ott wants to keep the Tarkcrs in practice he arranged the gamo with the reserves for tha after noon Probable line up: Hyatt Park Reserves Pellihni stv prfipf Taylor LT Ingram Sherer LG Morrison Fulmer pries DeLnnch RG Thompson Sligh KT Fiekling Dovs 11K Davis Hemphill QK Wingfield nrrell Llf oope obel nil Stuckey Walker Fit Dickert Whits Sox to Florida Chicago Nov The Chicago White Sox will train In Florida whera evrrnl other major league clubs are expected to train next spring This announcement was mads definite today by Harry Graliiner secretary of the White Sox who rcturnrd from tour of that state athletics November 17 afforda tho big opportunity mu! it gnr without sayini the and combination will lc ready to ci-le it While W-i liirKton and Lee remains among the few unilrfrated conference elevens in tho remain ne three ron-teats the bipgot test of the season will be met Following the South Cnrolina invasion tha Dig Eleven re turn to Kentucky for its accend sp- pearance there this eiinn Centre er Bob Gilmore todny tend himself tn his ia met at Louisville th after which the sqund bit North Carolina 8tat at Norfolk In spite of Saturday's upset tho Genera see In th remaining gumei a gud rli-inr to redeem themselves and will bo out to perform the feat The tonal came through the West Virginia tilt in good uni and barring one or two rxeeptinna Dollnrt will be able to start bis regular eleven against the lisme'i-ks Saturday A long signal drill is booked for Thursday afternoon and the pl-iyera will board tho I'l'llman at 7 u'rtoeli Tho party is -hcdultd to arrivo in Co- mains in good condition and is fast dr-pite a slight rain that fell during a brief period early this morning Chester Uias Cotton Special to Th State Chrster Nov According to TV Marion' ginning report for the government hetr county ginned ITTuS bale of cotton up to Novern ber 1 na romp ted with ll'8i) up to the same dale last year Th rihtio'hequ National in la th most extensive library in th worlJ having over 5090000 volumes tCuMIM'EU UN PAGE TWELVE).