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nine Clemson Tigers Roll Over George Washington University Newberry Rallies' to Defeat Oglethorpe by One Point THE STATE COLUMBIA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 4 1939 KICK-OFF Kathryn And Jane Advance In Golf Tilt Biddies Beat Citadel Frosh In Charleston Lucas Scores Winning Tally In 4th Period By Harry Hampton Jinx Is Broken By lY Charleston With Vengeance Charleston Nov (AP) It took the North Charleston high school football team 13 'ear' to break a jinx held on thein by Summerville but the suburban Blue ll'" up tonight with 13 touchdown up It was a sort of technical- knock-1 Halfback Tom Sanders taking out North Charleston won Just as I three-yard the fourth quarter opened Sanders lw- Carter attempted conversion rushed over the 13th touchdown and blocked bv Overma i Citadel bu mutual consent the game was The quarter ended with stooped Carolina digging into pay dirt again Since 1927 the Blue Devils have been lh the ball on Citadel's two-yard trying without success to defeat 'jRe- Rope carried the ball over for Summerville Tonight the goal was second score and Carters con-reached and the score was 90 to 0 WM wide 1 the largest score reported in this section in many a day Early in the second half Coach who ran 22 Citadel also scored quarter when Bolduc Eddie 'Entwistle firmer Stnte athlete sent his first team to the showers The regulars who played portion of the first half gut out of their uniforms dressed and i returned to see foe last part of the Aerial Gives Bengals Score In First Half Bryant Gallops To Second Tally Washington Nov Clemson college tonight defeated George Washington 13 to 6 stopping the Capital eleven on the nine-yard line late in the game to sew up the contest In two plays Timmons made it a first down on the 32 but he fumbled and Clemson had to punt George Washington came back with two first downs driving the ball to the 35 Wilamoski passed to Babich on the Tigers' 19 Here Clemson took the ball on downs McFadden entered the game and quick-kicked to George Washington's' 36 The Colinials stalled and booted to 17 The Tigers booted it back to George Washington's 63-ysrd kick Wilamoski fumbled and Hall recovered for Clemson on the 19 Clemson rammed it to the ten only to lose the ball cm downs Wilamoski punted out of bounds on the 50 to begin the second period Banging at the tackles Clemson carried the ball to the Colonials' 24 They took to the air and three times in succession Rian was thrown lor a loss He kicked to George Washington's five The Colonials punted it back to Rion on Clemson's 47 and he took it to the 40 The Tigers got a 15-vard penalty for unneces- sary roughness and then kicked out on George Washington's 14 The Colonials toed it back to Clemson's 44 With three minutes to go Gem-son's Timmons tore off 32 yards in three plays to George Washington's 24 August broke through and flopped Timmons for a nine-yard loss Bryant then it to George 15 There were 15 seconds left when McFadden rifled a pass to Blalock over the goal line for a touchdown Bryant converted Clemson kicked off to Fedora on George Washington's 18 to open the second half nnd he sidestepped his way to the 50 After a punt ex- change Richardson on his 35 faked a pass to iis left flank and then heaved right to Nowaskey on Clemson's 36 trad he ran it over for a touchdown Nowaskey's try for the extra point was wide game If foe tussle had not been short they could have seen inorojc than one-fourth of foe game they al-1 Lindsay ready had salted away RT-Lund Year before last North Charleston Heyward won foe lower state championship 1 Dukes The Blue Devils' record that year was Ferguson except for a 6-0 defeat Tisnn handed them by Summerville Bolduc cut Wolf Abiouness SETTING A FACE Anyone seeking an entertainment and likewise desirous of brushing up on certain points of how to play football could have done worse than adjourn to Melton field last night for the Columbia-Raleigh high school game That Is of course provided he didn't mind the cold or had on his long red flannels The wind whistled through what few interstices there were in the stands between the tightly packed spectators in a manner suggestive of icicles hanging from the old water tank Overhead ducks quacked geese honked and bluebirds winging their way southward to warmer dimes Teeth chattered and noses blushed crimson and the gladiators got along less swimmingly than is customary in gridiron dashes The cry of hiss drinks" went unanswered to such an extent they scent out and got hot chocolates But there didn't seem to be many customers for them either The game was too hot 7 to 6 Some bold spirit must have drunk a beer and tossed the bottle In the walkway Twenty -one people rolled on it befoid some young chap kicked it out if the way Raleigh gave a demonstration of how to win football games with the toe by punching their try for goal right through the uprights and practically down the throat of the second loud speaker from the middle one some 29 feet from the ground The boot would have been good from 39 yards out in the field Columbia came dose to snatching the game in the last moments A long heave into the end sone trickled from the receiver's fingers But it was a good game no matter who look it The game set some sort of a record In that not a penalty was Imposed until the gsme was spent except the last four minutes Then Columbia took a 15 yard setback for holding Most of the fireworks broke loose In the first half when young Raymond Owens flashy quarterback gave a demonstration of how to use the stiff-arm which numbers of college players might have been Interested to observe Ripping through the left side of his line In the first quarter the youth was beset by a tackier He gave him that arm and the resulting jolt had the effect of a rubber ball bouncing off a brick walL Columbia seemed on the verge of scoring in the same quarter when Owens picked an opening over tackle and was well on his way when one of those unusual and unfortunate accidents occurred At least that's the way it looked from our emergency ringside seat One of his blockers went to cross beliind him to take out a defensive half Their feet touched and the runner lost his stride enabling a Raleigh tackier to overtake him Some good lessons in tackling might well have been gleaned from thl jpilay of these youngsters Time and again they got their men in such fashion as to lift him clear of the ground and take him into sudden reverse One Columbia boy was seen to be knocked down twice and still he got up and made the tackle Nor was all the interest centered in the high school players Between the halves the midgets came on and put on their fancy stuff which many declared to he more entertaining than the real thing There were laterals forward one at least and hug-me-tight that also worked But the outstanding sensation of this affair was the running of one of the little gray-shirt backs He changed pace picked his holes side-stepped cut in and directerf his blockers in a fashion that would do credit to any college player He must have been all of ten years old He likewise had that knack of shaking them off with a shrug and bursting ahead for long gains after it seemed he was downjbehind the line of scrimmage There was one boy on hand with a water bucket fastened to his belt Unmindful of this supposed Impediment he wrestled with his fellows tackled fell on the bail and all the rest of and the bucket seemed to survive the entire ordeal It also appears that others were interested in the contest The stands on both sides were practically filled and enough extras stood about the end cone and sat on the ground "down In front" to fill them up and then some And for many minutes after the game had started they kept a-coming It seemed that some of the best looking girls came In late and left early Mexico City Nov Ad-American semi-finals in the Mexcan national golf championships were provided today as foe crack contingent Texas and South Carolina invaders eliminated the remaining Mexican refnfoe men's division little Bobby Risgel of Houston defeated towering Armando Rivero of Mexico City 4 and and John Barnum of Edinburg Texas overwhelmed the other Mnxi-can quarter-finalist 8 and 6 with six-under-par exhibition for holes Harry Todd of Dallas United Stabs Western champion squeezed past Blaine McNutt of El Paso 3 and 3 and Jack unger of Dallas stopped Jav Folbre of San Antonio 5 and 4 United States Women's Champion Betty Jameson of San Antonio whipped Mrs Lillian Finley of Mexico City 6 and 5 and Jane Cothran of Greenville eliminated Mexico a llul foe women's she will plav women's champion Esther McMairu and 7 in one of foe biggest sus-priscs of the day Miss Cothran's medal score for 11 holes was 48 equalling at that poirt en's record for the course plav Miss Jameson tomomr7 Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia encountered little opposition in bmting Mrs Jack Munger 8 and 5 while Mrs Margaret Hury of San Antonio dropped Mrs Peggy Chandler of Dallas two up The remaining matches will be over a 36-hole route Bishopville Hi Is Winner Over Consolidated Hi Bishopville Nov The Bishopville Dragons made a thrilling fourth-quarter drive to come from behind and defeat Richland Consolidated high by a 26-to-20 score here this afternoon Carroll Reynolds was foe main spring in Bishopville attack which netted 24 first downs to eight for Consolidated Consolidated however cashed in on 50-yard and 70-yard touchdown runs by Claude Harmon and a 70-yard kickoff return by Mustard to score their points plus two points after touchdown Scoring touchdowns for Bishopvilla were Inabinet Reynolds and Wooidham (2) Reynolds and Harmon were foe two most elusive rqnners seen on foe local gridiron in many moons Both teams were good offensively but were loose on defense with Bishopville having a little this best in both offense and defense Kansas State Trims Kansas Lawrence Kan Nov 3 An alert Kansas State football team defeated Kansas 27 to 6 today in a Big Six conference contest The Wildcats counted two touchdowns each in the second and third positions Kansas gained its lone tally in the second by calling in Ralph Miller who in the 30 seconds he played tossed two one to Jake Fry for a touch- pasaes down Horde Show Opens In New York Today New York Nov 3-(AP)-The 54th annual national horse show show opens tomorrow night Depending on foe point of view that's important ta) because it launches eight day's of undoubtedly the finest show of its kind in America or (b) it marks foe formal opening of New York's winter social season Top hats and tiaras will be as common as boots and saddles in Madison Square Garden as the cream of Gotham's cmart Society and the most spectacular horseflesh of Chile Mexico South Africa Canada 42 states and the District of Columbia vie for opening night attention at right end but went down for a one yard loss A pass Harrison to Owings was incomplete Harrison's nunt went out of bounds on tha Raleigh 21 Dodd cut off right tackle for five yards Senter got two more through the line Senter called at right tackle and found everybody but foe man in the moon there Owings took Prices punt on his own 35 and was smeared on foe spot Turner gained five through the line Columbia was penalized 15 yards for holding Owings gained three around right end A pass was incomplete Harrison's punt was downed on the Raleigh 45 Columbia sent Cavalone in lor Neeley at right end Raleigh (hew a 15 yard nenulty for holding Senter trieid at left tackle but gained only two yards Price went back to kick but ran with foe ball and was thrown for a two-vard loss by Allen and Harrison Price's punt was downed on the Caps' 30 A pass Harrison to Owings was good for 20 vards Another pass Harrison to Cavalone put (lie ball on the Raleigh 41 and the Hurricanes called time out Harrisons long pass to Cavalone fell harmlessly into the end zone Neelev went back in replacing Cavalone A pass Harrison to Cavalone was incomplete Another pass Harrison to Owing was incomplete Attempting to again Harrison was thrown tor ten yard lass and the ball want to Raleigh virtually ending the 5) Senter ripped off right end for eight yards as the whistle blew ending tne game The score: Raleigh 7 Columbia The lineups: Columbia Kale if Willismwn Sandlin Bratton Moors t'Jp -ARen fV? Haifocock Tate cari1ina Biddies smashed the citadel Pups 18-6 at Hagood stadium tonight South in the second passed to Fer-ards for the only Citadel score Carter drove oyer in the fourth quarter for the Biddies' final score Citadel Pups Huffman Carolina Biddies Nowak Carter Brown Sossoman Coman Haynes Walling mi iii KOPC Sanders Carter Score by periods: Citadel 0 0 0 6 6 Carolina I i 0 Scoring Touchdowns: Citadel Ferguson Carolina Sanders Rope and Carter Substitutions: Citadel Lindsay Cold Brown Jones Wahlgren Fischer Pierce McIntyre Smith lison and Adduci Carolina Nowak Karuka Spillers Middlcbrooks Fersner Broom Funderburk Pittman and Lumpkin Officials: Rogers (Citadel) referee Lowman (South Carolina) umpire Kilpatrick (Citadel) head linesman Extra Point continued from page eight At this point foe first time out of the game was called by Columbia Holland went in at guard for Columbia Dozier faded back to pass but was caught behind the line and ran around right end for four yards On the next play Perry ripped through foe lii-o and with a tackier hanging to him he went over for the first Ralcigt score placement was good The score: Raleigh 7 Columbia 6 Perry's kickoff went to the Columbia 30 Harrison who received was downed on his own 35 A try at foe line failed to gain foi the Caps On a reverse Owings trisd at left tackle but was stopped at foe line A pass Harrison to Tate wa intercepted by Dodd of Raleigh who returned it to the Capital 40 Riddle in for Dozier plowed through for three years Sen ter plunged through for one On the next play Elmgren smashed through the line to throw Scnter for a six-yard loss Holmes in for Williamson punted to tlie Columbia ten where the ball rolled out of bounds Turner bum knee and all smashed through for 15 yards and a first down Turner ripped off six more by the same route Owings plowed through for seven yards and a first down Owings stumbled through for two yards Turner ripped through for six yard: and Rlinme sent Durroh to replace Owings Turner steam-rollered through for four more yards and a first down Harrison heaved a long one down the field to Dorroh but Dor-roh stumbled and the pass was incomplete A line plunge gained two Turner shattered foe center of the Raleigh line for almost a first down On the next play he smashed through for five and the ball rested on foe Raleigh 32 at the half The score: Raleigh 7 Columbia 6 Third Quartet Perry kicked off to Owings who was pulled down on his own 20 Ra leighs Sandlin brilliant left tackle was hurt on the play and was replaced by Stone A try at foe line netted foe Cag four yards Turner gained one more by the same route Owings tried et right end but Craven Turner already taken out got back to his feet and snagged Owings by his shoe laces Har-rison's punt was downed by Elmgrvn on the Raleigh 45 Sen ter cut off right takle but omv gained a yard Dodd whipped around lefl end and was downed on the 53 Perry tried at left tackle and gainst one yard Perry's punt rolled out of bounds on the 23 Owings attempt at the line wvs stopped cold Turner smashed through for sufficient yardage to he just inche short of a first down Turner's next attempt a stab at right tackle netted 8 an first down Byrd took off right tackle for seven Owings was thrown for a 20-yard loss by Wil-liamRsn on the next play A line plav failed to gam and Harrison's punt was by Dodd wio ran it back to Capa 49 Raleigh failed to gain at foe line try at foe same place was good for five Senter smashed through center for two more Price's punt sailed into foe grandstand at the Cap 35-yard lme Up to this point no pen-team inflicted on either rIZZer through the line three more- Cnlumohi th nd Raeis!) rPerry Picked up three at center Perry tried at the same spot but was th? llne and with the bail CoiumWs 42 the third quarter ColumbiaO tiH Raleih Fourth Quarter Senter gained two at right tackle Owings took Price's punt mi his own abwned on two-yard line and Was the Capa' five Here however came the first penally in foe game and Columbia was penalized to the one for unnecessary roughness Harrison immediately punted foe ball rolling out of bounds on foe 47 Senter gained two at center Senter tried at his right tackle foia time but he was definitely in error as Alien was through to stop him in his tracks Dodd smeared behind the line bv Harrison fumbled but Raleigh recovered Price's punt went into foe end zone and was brought out to the Caiis' 20 On sn end around Harrison whipped off right tackle for five yards Turner smashed through for four yards and inches shrt of a first down Turner crashed ui rough center on the next plav for two vards and the coveted first down Owings slashed off left tackle for five Bvrd tried of 3 a 8 Montclair Teachers 12 Arnold 6 Baker 19 William Jewell 6 Kansas State 27 Kansas 6 Clemson 13 George Washington 6 Waynesburg 27 Salem 0 Peru Teachers 9 Hastings 14 Central college 0 Missouri Valley 26 Georgia 16 Mercer 9 Newberry 7 Oglethorpe 4 Miami 19 Texas Tech 0 Tampa 0 Stetson 0 High School At Greenville Greenville 19 Sparta nburg 0 Raleigh 7 Columbia 6 Parker 12 Anderson 7 Tarkio (Missouri) college 6 Penn 20 Huron College 13 Southern Spring-field Normal 6 Hebron 0 Concordia 33 Morehead (Kentucky) Teachers 25 Concord 0 Washburn 7 Drake 20 Wayne Teachers 0 Chadron Teachers 14 Baptist university 11 Southeastern Oklahoma State college 0 Northwestern Oklahoma State college 1 Southwestern Oklahoma State college 39 Gustavus Adolphus 12 St Mary's (Winona) 11 Nebraska- Wesleyan 0 Doane 7 Midland 0 York 0 (tie) Memphis 11 Troy Teachers 7 Stephen Austin 6 Louisiana Normal 20 Tennessee Tech 25 Austin Peay 0 New River 7 West Liberty 34 Montana State college 1 Greeley State 12 Maryville (Missouri) Teachers 7 Cape Girardeau Teachers 0 Alfred Holbrook 11 Ashland 6 Miami Upsets Texas Tech Score 19-0 Miami Fla Nov Miami's Hurricanes came to life tonight and swept to three touchdowns the last on a lOC-yard march to wallop a favored Texas Tech football team 19 to 0 A crowd of 11337 saw the Hurricanes smash 31 yards to a second-period touchdown score again in the third when Johnny Noppenberg galloped 55 yards and then move the full length of the field in foe final period Parking Meters Being Operated Despite Order In spite of the fact that parking meters are officially inactive for court order many motorists do not seem to be aware of or else they are just testing the new devices to see what will happen Some of foe motorists parking on Main street insert nickels into the machines perhaps because of curiosity perhaps because they are visitors in the city The public la susceptible to error since no provision has been made to signify that foe meters are not in official operation By order of Duncan Bellinger Wednesday on complaint of Owens of Columbia foe meters were temporarily restrained The defendants Mayor Owens and city council have been ordered to show cause before Judge Dennis November 21 It is anticipated that after Judge Dennis rules in foe case an appeal will be made to the supreme court Several months will be required it is estimated before foe case is settled Approximately half ol the meters have been erected these being situated along Main street from Laurel to Gervais streets The city had expected to erect 1215 of the meters Proper Work Habits For Youth Urged Administrator of NYA of Should Be Taught National Youth Administrator Aubrey Williams of Washington yesterday told the department of superintendents of the South Carolina Education association in Columbia that NYA student aid should be administered "to give young people honest proper work habits" Mr Williams spoke at Drayton hall before a large audience which also heard him assert: "NYA jobs should be correlated with school studies and foe jobs should teach the student the meaning of work as well as train them in some purpose of foe NYA is to give economic assistance to the most needy youths and in selecting students to receive aid to do it on a basis of relative need" Mr Williams led a discussion that originated from questions put to foe audience He accepted foe sugges tion that NYA aid might serve a use' ful purpose if applied to nursing schools at public or university hospitals Governor Maybank City Schools Superinterdent A Flora State Youth Administrator Roger Coe and Mr Williams were the speakers at a luncheon at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Columbia Present were area and field supervisors of the NYA in South Carolina and most of the entire NYA working staff in this state and mutters per taining to NYA oolicy and procedure were discussed Governor Maybank was introduced by Mr Flora and Mr Williams was presented by Doctor Coe who presided The five members of the South Carolina NYA ad 'isory committee were also present Besides Mr Flora chairman the members are A Ik Wiggins of Hartsville Dean A Childs of foe University of South Carolina Magginis of Rock Hill and A McCall of Florence Mr Williams left Columbia for New York at 5 o'clock yesterday after' noon Newberry Nov Newberry coming from behind in the final quarter nosed out a fighting Oglethorpe university eleven here tonight 7 to 4 A crowd of watched the game in clear crisp weather Newberry made nine first downs to Oglethorpe's seven Collangelo and Lucas were the spearheads ol the Newberry offensive while the tackling of DeBruhl Newberry captain was outstanding Axelberg and Monsur led the Oglethorpe attack Cappola kicked off to House on 25-yard line Power ana Collangelo after punt exchanges carried the ball to Oglethorpe's 14 Thereafter the first quarter was played in Oglethorpe territory as Collangelo kept the Petrels in check by brilliant punting Kelly Oglethorpe half intercepted pass on the Petrel 20 and ran back to his own 43 as the quarter ended Aerial maneuvers featured the second period with Oglethorpe scoring through the line after completing a 36-yard pass to the Newberry 4 Kelly plunged over center for the score in two tries Mills failed to convert Newberry's desperate passing attack failed to click and Lucas punted to the Oglethorpe 10 as the half ended Score: Oglethorpe 6 Newberry 0 After Coppola's kickoff to Ferrar who was downed on the Petrel 12 the clubs exchanged punts with Oglethorpe gaining The passing combination of Axelberg to Monsur carried to the Newberry 15 After three passes fell incomplete Mills Petrel substitute attempted a field goal from the 20 which was blocked lay DeBruhl Newberry captain The Indians using a passing combination of Lucas to Cappola moved down to the Oglethorpe 31 as the period ended -As the fourth period opened Axelberg kicked from his own goal to Lucas on the Newberry 45 Randall in two plunges carried the ball to the Ogelthorpe two and then Lucas went over for a touchdown and converted Newberry was threatening on the Oglethorpe 24-yard stripe as the game ended The lineups: Ogelthorpe Newberry Petosis Wcbci Zelinick Lei LG Leskosky Stone Johnson Morenc Middleian Sheffield DeBruhl Mills Holt A Axelberg Collangelo Tosches Corley George Power House Cappola Referee Johnson (Georgia Tech) umpire Woodall (Georgia) headlinc-man Amis (Georgia Tech) field judge Cheeves (Georgia) Newberry scoring touchdown Lu-j cas point from try after touchdown Lucas Oglethorpe scoring touchdown Kelly Score by periods: Ogelthorpe 0 6 lO 6-6 Newberry 0 0 0 Andrews Defeats Timmons ville Hi Andrews Nov The Andrews Yellow Jackets packed all of their scoring punch into the first half here this afternoon to defeat the Tim-monsville high Whirlwinds 27 to 6 in the final league football game of the season Taking the opening kick-off the Jackets started a drive from their 40-yard line which ended in a touchdown Ozburn Jacket fullback plunging over for the counter and also adding the extra point with a line buck On the kickoff following the touchdown Anderson for Timmonsville took the ball on his own 15-yard stripe headed for the left side line then reversed his field and behind nice interference sped 85 yards to a touchdown An attempted pass for the extra point was no good In the second quarter Andrews scored again on a sustained drive from their own 35 with Ozburn again scoring and Cooper going off tackle for the extra point The Jackets counted twice again in this period Ozbum accounted for his third touchdown of the game and Cheezem place kicked the point A blocked Timmonsville punt recovered by Andrews deep in whirlwind territory resulted in the Jackets last touchdown as Fred Weasel rifled a pass to Cheezem for the score The try for point failed There was no scoring in the second half although Andrews kept the ball in Timmonsville territory much of the time Timmonsville played much better ball during the latter part of the game The play of Cooper Ozburn and Cheezem and Cagle was outstanding for the Jackets while for Timmonsville Anderson and Mayer laved brilliant balL This game concluded foe regular league season for the Jackets who will meet Ridgeland in Ridgeland next Friday The Jackets still have one open date on their schedule for November 17 which they would like to fill Hillcrest High Trims Dents ville Daizell Noov 3 -Flaying second game of the week Hillcrest 3 -Playing their 1 gai team defeated Dentsville 51-0 here today This was foe 'Wildcats eighth straight victory of the year they having amassed a total of 264 points to their opponents 24 The Hillcrest backs Leavell Hawkins and Emanuel continued their high scoring spree which has taken the eyes of several college coaches The line missing their star center Chandler injured in the Bishopville game allowed only three first in tens See gars Wallace and Johnson for Dentsville played good ball The Hillcrest team went from power to razzle dazzle plays today to run up their top score Coach Kelly used every man on his 23-man squad The Wildcats play Clio in Sumter on Thursday night in foe semi-final game tar the lower state title Chester Beats Hartsville High Chester Nov The Chester high school Red Cyclone eleven rolled over the Hartsville high school Red Foxes tonight at the Chester grounds 13 to 0 Score by Periods: Chester 0 0 7 Hartsville 0 0 0 That defeat and all the others forj 13 years were-avenged tonight Students Battle Over Goal Posts As 18000 Watch Lawrence KasH Nov 3 (AP) Kansas made its best defensive stand after the game today when approximately 2000 Jayhawk students repulsed attempts by Kansas State sympathizers to uproot the goal posts in celebrating the 27 to 6 triumph The gladiators surged onto the field with flying fists and for twenty minutes after the gun foe 18000 Big Six fans were still cheering foe added spectacle Innocent bystanders were brought down by flying blocks band instruments were trampled and noses smashed in foe melee which inched its way up Mount Oread with the goal posts still upright The fight overshadowed foe game itself Kansas State won but it was Ralph Miller injured Jayhawk halfback who starred in the game's most dramatic half-minute He threw a 40-yard pass to Jake Fry in the end zone and limped back to the bench Lera than five minutes after foe second quarter opened foe Wildcats had a touchdown Another counter in foe second and two more in the third period completed foe day's scoring Greenville Man Dies After Game Of Heart Attack Greenville Nov While his son Ashton was exulting with other members of the Greenville high school football team over iheir victory over Spartanburg Perry Trayn-ham 47 local automobile salesman died of a heart attack while leaving Sirrine stadium this afternoon Traynham and other members of his family watched the game and watched Ashton substitute center play a good game while he was in action Immediately after the game ended with Greenville viqtorious Traynham and foe family went to their automobile After starting the motor Traynham complained that he waa not feeling well 'and could not drive the car Aid was summoned and he was carried to General hospital but he waa dead on arrival Voorliecs Licks Iluincs 111 lo 0 Voorliees institute of Denmark heat Haines institute of Augusta 31 to 0 at Augusta yesterday George William Sharpe Joint) Samurai at LSU George William Shame son of Mr and Mrs George Sharpe of 1932 Pendleton street was initiated into Samurai social interfratemity organization at Louisiana State university Mr Sharpe a sophomore in arts and sciences represents Phi Delta Theta social fraternity in the group He was graduated from Columbia high school in 1938 and waa an outstanding golfer HAMBONE I Alley DAT MIST' HITLER WANTEp QUIT look LAK HiT'P a heap £AY IM PEN T' ME 'jm! TM Marl Orangeburg Is Beaten By Camden Camden Nov Str iking through the air and by dazzling ground work the Bulldogs of Camden defeated Orangeburg 27 to 0 in a game that would have been a rout but for the putting in of an almost complete team of subs in the final period After a scoreless first quarter in which Camden had the ball in Orangeburg territory all the time the Bulldogs opened up in the second when Cox raced around left end for a touchdown and then took a pass from Bell to add the extra point In the third quarter Cox took pass or the 28-yard line and raced over for the second score Bell passed to Bundrick for the extra point A few minutes later with five subs taking the places of regulars Cox fired a 30-yard pass to Bundrick who raced 15 yards to score The fourth touchdown came on a long run by Bell who passed the Bundrick for the extra point Bundrick Cox and Bell featured in the attack Charleston Loses To Sumter High Sumter high school completely outclassed a Charleston high school aggregation at Sumter yesterday to win 12 to 0 Sumter made 15 first downs to Charleston's one with Charleston never getting beyond their own 44-yard line Sumter meets Brookland-Cayce at Sumter next Friday St George Ties Walterboro High Walterboro Nov The Walterboro Wildcats and the St George high school football teams fought to a 6 to 6 tie in i game played here tonight Scoring first was the Wildcats when Haden star back grabbed the ball and raced 60 vards for the score eluding the entire St George team The try for the extra point failed St George scored in the second quarter when Johnston started the a touchdown Monchlovich blocked Bryant's kick for the extra point Late in the period McFadden got off a 67-iyard punt to Richardson on-his Alcnarlson went to his 18 three fumbled and Clemson In the fourth period Clemson got the ball at midfield and on a series of reverses took the ball to George 19 Concentrating on the center of the line Maness and Rion hammered it to the two Clemson got two five-yard penalties in a row and then on last down Richardson intercepted Rion's pass on the one-yard line and raced to Clemson's 24 Passing George Washington went to the nine before Clemson took the ball on downs In the late minutes of the game when it appeared certain that Clemson would score its third touchdown little Billy Richardson intercepted a Clemson pass deep in his own territory and galloped 70 yards being hauled down from behind on Gem-son's 24 With a tie game possible George Washington took to the air and Richardson passed twice to put the ball on Gemson's nine On the next play again trying to heave Richardson was knocked down and had to be taken from the field Here W's attack bogged down and Clemson took the ball Clemson scored first the highly-touted Banks McFadden rifling a pass to Blalock when (here were but 15 seconds left in the first half Mc- Fadden faked a throw to his left and with the George Washington defenders turning in that direction shifted and shot the ball over center to Blalock who was just over the goal line Bryant then kicked the extra point George Washington went to the air at the beginning of the second half and again it was a pass that scored heaving from his own 35 to Nowaskey on Clemson's 36 From that point the big end went over Nowaskey's kick was wide and George Washington still trailed by a point Clemson came back with Shad Bry- it showing his heels to the Colonials 1310 fleet-tooted bac1 finally scored on a reverse standing up His kick was blocked by Monchlovich The lineup: Clemson (13) G- (6) Blalock Nowaskey LT-Fritts Keahey LG Cox Li vj C- Sharpe Monchlovich RG-Moorer Swett Picco Babich Wilamoski Booth Urick Hall Black' Maness LH-Bryant Payne 1 Timmons Score by Periods: Clemson 7 6 0-13 George Washington 0 0 6 0-6 Clwnson Scoring: Touchdowns Blalock Bryant Point from tnr after touchdown Bryant (placement George Washington Scoring- Touch- Eberts (Catholic): umpire Paul Menton (Iiyola) linesman Mackintosh 'Massachusetts State) field judge Brewer (Maryland) Lexington Loses To Swansea High Lexington Nov 3-5wansea high won a hard fought battle from Lexington high here this afternoon 10 to 0 The Lexington team played gallantly but the powerful ground attack of the visitors was too strong Swansea scored a touchdown and made the extra noint in the first half and added field goal in the last quarter after recovering a blocked punt Hobbs Lexington halfback played excellently for' the losers but failure of his downfleld blockers kept him from getting away Red Corley played a fine defensive game for Lea ington Georgia Wins From Stubborn Mercer Team Athens Ga Nov big line battered by three major football teams within four weeks crashed under pressure of a spirited Georgia rally today and -he Bulldogs maintained their jinx over the Baptists by rushing over a touchdown 25 seconds before the finish for a 16 to 9 victory before 5000 Georgia rode to its 21st straight victory over Mercer upon the flying heels of Gift Kimsey in a climaxing drive which carried 26 yards His two 17-yard sprints and several shorter spurts carried the Bulldogs to Mercer's 7-yard line Billy Mims tried a pass and it failed to connect It was fourth down goal to go anl 25 seconds remained Mims dropped back flipped another aeria land Alex McCaskill flagged it in the end sone Heroic efforts of Spec Landrum and Art Pledger threatened to keep Georgia from winning for fifth straight weekend Their passing running and pass interception carried the Baptists to a 9 to 9 tie early in the fourth period Pledger raced 22 yards back to Georgia's 40 after snagging a Georgia aerial He caught another from Landrum for 12 yards and Landrum cracked the line for 20 more in two tries Bill Powland raced 11 more and Harry Karszinas plunged over from the 3-yard stripe The Bears outplayed at almost every turn except in punting lump ed into the lead at the start when Pledger booted a placement field goal from the 18 after A1 Gerhardt recovered a fumble on 10 The Bulldogs however immediately marched 46 yards to a touchdown Kimsey skirting rieht end for the last 14 Vards McCaskill place kocked the extra point as he did after Georgia's other touchdown Georgia after marching 66 vards to 7 at the outset of the third period gained a safety when Pledger attempting to pass behind the goal line stepped out of the end zone Lineups and summary: Mercer Georgia LE-N Allen MrCrskiil Jones (c) Williams LG Wary Wilfong Thomas Witt RG Tannai Gerhardt PF O'Quinn GB-r-Pledger Landrum RH-Pride FB-Yon Score by periods: Georgia 7 0 Mercer 3 0 Georgia scoring touchdowns sev (sub for Allen): McCaskill Point after touchdown McCaskill (2) (placements) Mercer scoring Karszinas (sub for Yon) field goal: Pledger (placement) Referee McMasters (Chicago): umpire Clement (Alabama): headlines-man Gardner (Georgia Tech) field judge Mouat (Armour Tech) Grid Flayer Dies Natchez Miss Nov Glenn Steele 16 member of the Meadville high school football team died yesterday of internal injuries suffered in a game October 24 2 a Kim narci down the field with a beautiful 1 43-yard run from his five-yard line to nis 48 from this point A steady gain via line plays carried the ball to the Wildcats five-yard line Sherman going over to score Th6 extra point failed Both teams were evenly matched RG Abell Murray RT Steww Neeley turner QB Owings Darnh LH-Boyd FB-Pappas rtiet Score by quarters: Raleigh 0 7 Columbia 8 Scoring: Touchdowns Column Turner U': Raleigh Pen (1): points Raleigh Perry (placemw'' Substitutions: Raleigh Smith Best Stone Dozier Btomj Holmes Columbia Turner Holiana Cavalone Officials: Referee Fa it 'Carobwfo umpire Woodward (Clemson) linesman Harper 'Columbia 1 field judge Hall (The Citadel) i Fairfax Defeats Allendale Outfit Fairfax Nov The light fight' ing Fairfax six-man team defeated the heavier Allendale six in a football game here this afternoon 13 to 6 The Fairfax Jack Rabbits outplayed the Allendale Hurricane throughout the entire game.