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SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 13 1923 THE MORNING NEWS REVIEW LORENCE THREE ABE PLAYS IN NINTH BIG SERIES McCurdy and Shoe Store 108 Dargan St lorence Store Wide Sensational Remodeling at SHOE ptnultles in about SALE (K) Mothers! PUNTS ull ashion ANDI Silk Hose 7 cut soon ft 6 0 EASTERN TEAMS TO ALL ALL STYLES REDUCED! CHILDRENS STARBRAND SHOES WANTED TO BUY Theatre REE TO BOYS2 75c BOY SCOUT MONDAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY I PHONE 79 ALEX SAUNDERS presents SOME SHOW A clean bright laughable musical entertainment EXTRA SPECIALS Beef Pork In the latest creation VARSITY DRAG Beef Stew Jack Hutchinson Jr $195 25c 25c 30c 30c Pine Maple and Asli logs delivered by truck tn our mill at Coward Dorothy Lane Scpentine Dances 45o I 45i MUSICAL Music ala Carte DOT and BETTY Values up to 'LOO (All sizes) Now is your chance Io buy ycur school shoes at a big saving! Supported by a bevy of pretty girls a clean en tcrlainment for old and young ar West Utah Aggies at Denver Oregon at Willamette Montana at Washington 1 t'nllfornla Tech nt ItodlanIs Occidental at San Diego Nevada at Santa Clara Spearfish at 8 Mines Dakota Wesleyan at Springfield California at Stanford resno at St Ignatius Yankton at AugustineWashington State at Callfoisila California Aggies at Chilo Brigham Young at Colorado Agglej South Dakota State at Columbus UKkinonia nt Creighton St Mary at California St Martin at Puget Sound Colorado at Greeley Xenia Naxletsova the world famous Russian dancer star of Alean Kosloff Ballet Co on tour of America Consolidated Lumber Company COWARD 500 PAIRS SHOES Regular $5 and 30 values in all styles and heels of st raps and pumps Blue Ribbon Pork Sausage Reg Beef Roast resh Pork Ham Lamb and Veal Roast O( S' ecn I Of OXORDS lo $500) Price Meifle Site 25C Southwest Jicpaul at Tulsa Siinmorw at Southern Methodist Vandeibllt nt Texas Austin nt Texas Christian New Mexico Aggies at Boss Oklahoma Baptists at Okla City Military at New Mexico cedarvilla at lUo Grande Phoenix at 1'lagataff Pomona at Arizona Baylor at Arkansas Ontrnnnry nt Texas Agglex Trlnlty at Klee Included in ibis store wide Remodeling Shoe Sale is every pair of our last minute all Styles that we should sell at regular prices However ycu can now buy your all and Winter shoes at it cmondous saving! OUR THOUSAND ANS SEE CLEMSON "GER SCRATCH NORTH CAROLINA STATE WOLVES BY ONE EARNED TOUCHDOWN Loyola (S) at Ogiithorpe Union Baptist nt Paine Kmery Henry at BIchinomL Transylvinia'nt wanes Pnlon University nt Southwestern Mississippi at Louisiana 'Maryland at South Carolina Gvorgiit Tech at Tulane iKriitncky Wesleyan at Union Roanoke at Virginia lltary Virginia State at VlrRinta Seminary Mississippi nt Tennessee Pocket Knife WITH EVERY PAIR NEW YORK Oct 12 The football season in the East nowcaches the stage where leading col lege Uiims get down to the more or less serious business of taking on powerful rivals In traditional bat tles the history of which goes back 20 years or more Outstanding games of this sort far flung program are those In which Pittsburgh entertains New York University stacks up rgninst ordham at the Grounds New York Colgate will have a powerful in centive in its gnmc with Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Hamilton I last season the "Three Gren of the Southern backfield led their team to an astonishing to 0 triumph over the proud Maroon Vale too was upset in 1927 by the team that It encounters tomor row the University of Georgia This was its one reverse Sad tales of in juries have emanated from New Ha ven but the call to battle Is pretty sure to find eleven abic baJir Ell's on the field Yale will be favored to win partly because of loss of Nash and Shlvar Its two great ends Harvard and Princeton also take on O'i them opponents North Cnro at Cambridge nnd Vlr nt These Invadtne earns are rated as strong but dangerous opponents TnJInn'a Central 'at Munela Wooster nt Olwtrlin llimlino at St Olaf Valparaiso at Terri Unit' Kansas at Wiudiiiton Ohio nt Wittenberg Pianklin nt Butler Bradley nt Knox Indiana S) nt Evansville Ohio Northern at HtflJdUTg Marquette at Brul South' Chi'tinooea at Birmingham Alabama Poly at lorida Bowling Green at Washington Lee at Kmntcky iimwe Wesleyan at Klug Lebanon at Georgetown VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES AL1X SAUNDERS LANK and LANE I aiodies and I alk Songs and Dances WALTER JOHNSON TO MANAGE SENATORS ths Pack Clemson 35 yard line a first down wns awarded at Clemson pinn roughed Warren punting This threat ended Warren passed over th? goni BOTTOM Oct 6T1 Little idy" Crsedon scampered and squirmed on the "rldlrnn eu ynv Park today and with his back mates Smith end Weston gave Boston College a 19 to 0 victory over the "Blue Devils" of Duke University A holiday crowd of 2009b' watch the conquerors of the Navy combat the much ioi passing attack of the boys from North Carolina The Boston temn coached by "Jo McKenney the youngest college coach in the country showed power on the offense and defense 'I he Duke lets passed often and well but to little ultimate ndvantagc' They made first downs but could no: cross the goal line Buie Jankoski and Hollingsworth led the Duke attack Hollingsworth was put In the game In the third period and ht Immediately mado several gains The Duke forward' were completed often but the rerelv were stopped almost they caught tnc bull xw uy periods: Boston College Duke University Boston scoring don 2: Smith 1: cr touchdown Kilroy rVAMII Tlt PltAVEB SEKVKI Evangelistic Pray er service was held Sunday afternoon four vcink nt the Presbyterian church There was a representative blinlslnrtA AM a vu meeting wns ng ly enjoyable ns well ns profitable Mrs Bettv Gwin chairman presldad Leland Law was In charge of the devotional Thornwcll made an Interesting talk This was the time for election of officers but this was deferred until a Inter date Spec ial music hnd been prepared for the and Mias Wllmlnn Ue nnd wltn much sweetness a solo "'s Exira Quality WORK SHOES Vii'tie Sale Price I OOTBALL SCORES Mat Jce rw I At Boston: Borton College 19 Buko University At St Paul 'Minn: St Thomas 6: Au 'sbmg 0 At Oakland city Ind: Oakland itv Hanover 0 At Eaton Romm: Lomakina State Urlvcrsttv 41: LouTlena College At Arkad''nji'i Ark: i't'nderson Brown 31: Atkansas Normal A Marietta Ohio: Salem Va Marietta 0 Ono Rtlr SHOES (All Sizes) Sale Price WASHINGTON Oct 12 Walter Johnson for many' years the Idol of Washington baseball fans Is expected to return to manage the America nleaguc team for which he pitched for 21 years While negotiations were not com plete Clark Griffith president of the Washington club said that he and Johnson had talked over the mat ter and that If the Newark Club of the International league which Johnson managed last year would re lease him he would sign him At the same time Paul Block own er of the Newark Club said he would not stand In the way of Johnson coming to Washington If aohnson Is taken on to pilot the Senators he will succeed Stan ley Harris who In the past five yeara led the Washington team to one World Scries victory and two Amir lean league pennants Harris war relieved as manager by Griffith two weeks ago when a three year con tract expired The famous "big Irkin" as John At Atlanta: Morris Brown Univer sity is Knoxville college 19 At Atlanta: Mooiehouse College 2Uh Infantry 7 B0ST0N10LLEGE SMOTHERS DUKE 0 0 touchdowns Cree point from try aft froy PULL PARROT SHOES Wc have these shoes hi sizes Ironi 2 to 6 Here is a glorious opportunily for your boy to get a genuine thrill Mid West Indiana at Ml higtn ITirduc at Minnesota Iowa at Chicago Co at Illinois Aggies at Wisconsin Ohio State at Noithwisti rn Montana Stato nt Nebraska ia'ia State at Grinnell Whiteman nt Idaho orthago at Illinois Odo Bulls at Iowa Wealcyan Hays at Kansas Aggies North Central at Beloit Reserve at Baldwin Wallace Mount Union at Case Ohio Wesleyan at Cincinnati Eailham at lAipauw Louisville at Detroit Loyola (N) at taskell i at Kalamazoo J' Otterbein at Kenjon Chicago at Michigan State fboiBALL Schedule SATURDAY OCTOBER 13 Tnterioctioral Georgia al Yale Nortii Carolina at Harvard Navy nt Notro Dame Virginia at Princeton Dayton nt Brown Centre at Mlwouit emiown 1 Place Your Order Now! We 'liandie the tnb3 JELLICO COAL the best on the market TURNER Coal and Wood PHONE 837 Rutgcra al Holy Crora Ccorg1 Washington ut InftyettC Middlebury at Maaehu tta Aggies iClegheny nt Duitinoutb Wesleyan nt Columbia Tglnlii Poly in Colgate West Virginia nt Pittsburgh I ickncll nt Penn Stato llampslvro nt Rhode Island Y0K Vuvvralt)'ioero'h Belina Williams at Bowdoln Niagara nt Buffalo s' Thiel at Cunegle Villanova nt Catholic University Norwicn at Colby Hamnden Sydnoy nt Cornell Jlg 'hoMr nt Hamilton nt HaverfordUiilcn at Hobart Gbttyshurg nt Lehigh Cwu thmoio nt nn Marines nt St Bonaventure HL Joseph at Militarylyhns Hopkins at Syracuse Maryland at Temple Providence nt Army ut Urslnus Bouton University nt Vermont (m vi at Xvayncaburg Trinity nt Wooster Duquesne nt Wusli Jeff Washington nt Loyola Connecticut Aggies nt Maine Lluelield at Davis Illkins ATLANTA Ga Oct 12 The battle song of Dixie mingled with the old colleges wings tonight as jhe South awaited the morrow when a challenge for gridiron supremacy will be hurled Into New England Yale Princeton and Harvard for merly the "big thret" of 'football all were faced with a real threat by foes from South of the Potomas River Bull Dogs were ready to Invade the New Hava bowl The Cavalers ut the Old Dominion Impatiently awaited the hour to meet the Tigers and North Carolina was ready for a swoon into the rnm bridge Stadium Among less famous but equally sturdy toes Virginia Polytechnic In stitute had Its "pony exnress" back neld ready for a run Into Colgate at Hamilton Vanderbilt's Com modores weie prepared to sail Into the best Texas University can of fer Centenary was bolstered high for Texas A and Little Hamp den SIdncy of Virginia made ready lor Conell A'l of these teams were 'beyond uV'r lines of thA rvlrlLCJmyt ally carrying the fight to their op PAnante 1 i AW laiuli Legs Liunh Clio)s iii i se iiiesr trriine No 1 Itreakfnst Bacon Pride of tire West skinned biked Hanis 47c Smoked Country Sausage 30o Cooking Bui tr ll 35c Blitter lb B30 Uggs 43c resh ish dressed Any kind of Meat by namo or number Bo mi raolfze the Importance o' "Post Mortem" examina tion of nil meats We'll be glad to explain Palmetto Market Cold Storage of The I I nest Market Between Atlanta nnd Washington 6S6 Cures Chills and over In termittent Remittent end Bil ious ever due to Malaria It tiifi Gcruts 1 KUth r0 WOrM rIayCr Of Thc 1528 fall classic ls the ninth He started na a pinch hitter in ioir rboro CVCni "ith Cerrcd in thc scris of tly Yet not nil of Dixie's great play ed swayed from home Georgia Tech Golden Tornado hopes to sweep Turns aside at New cms Albums's Crimson tide brat toward Slraksvtlle to contest the Ma 10011 of Mississippi A nnd Ten nessee wns set for the University of Mtsslsrlppi at Knoxville The Gen erals of Washington and Lee carried the batte to Kentucky lorida marked tmte awaiting Auburn's bat tered Plainsmen at Gainesville Thc old LUniTB of Maiyland hart hopes of jteprin Zolei cf Snuth Carolina at xxro tfv feature t'hA a uoimr tnce 22LePi' thc'rc was Louslnna State eheduled against Louslana Co lags mm Transylvania and Vljgrta Miltarv Institute opposing Roanoke North Carolina state andhC E0n X'1 6 having piay lorence niany Wl'rc P)RyhB It was 11C niff Adclrins 11 at to the southwest and tho Tonia A' Gamceock es tllat held theatcgt general interest Many alr ookrd to Lexington Ky whefe the S' Car spotless records Vale' nLo 11 th' camp of qniH piS'ecl of Interest In the South bi Georgia was maklnir known that it "Bears stories they not be A Of the I of State Miilhi'liln Linls lb rent Warren lost two on a line piny when Holomon anagged him and then Asblll grounded a pasa War ran tried another pua and Mulher rln without a North Carolina State man anywhere near caught the ball on his own ten mark and run It ten yards baek down the field to tnc inreat In the second period gut to tne when ter a while hen line incomnlett The teams engaged In a punting duel up and down the field the rest of the period North Carolina State completed pasa Warren to Good win for 30 yards late In the per k'd Clemson did not get a first down during thc half but the Wolf earned two anc aided In two more The second "half opened with the same tactics prevailing mi: two minutes the North Carolinians le loost nnd ripped olf two earned flrat downs Crum Outcn and Warren did the gaining with War ren getting nine on one attempt When Clemson was offside on the next play It lookeel like a march to the goal line but the Tigers streng thened and held so that Crum had to punt Justus and Pitts got a first In two tries but the Wolves took a Chmson pass on Its own 31 line Wvrren punted and Clemson earn ed another first but Asblil hnd to klclo Halfway through the third period the play was again nip and tuc and then Justus broke loose our plays atttr his touchdown after the Wolfpntk received failed to gain nnd bunted Justus broke loose again for 30 yards and then Justus mcMiiian ami Pitts made a first State stiffened and Just after tak ing the ball the game ended Thc football teams of both Clem son College and North Carolina State were entertained at a ban quet nt the A by the Clemson Alumni of lorence coun ty John Justus! flaxen hatred youth Of Pickens who Intercepted a pats to allow the Clemson Tigers to whip Auburn a week ago won an other game for his Alma Mater yes Ills touchdown which enabled Clemson to detent North Carolina state 7 to 0 came after a brilliant run of 34 yards In the last period of the uninr During the first half with a tor rid sun bearing down on the grld 1 Sl lle 1'e grounds the Wolfpack of Gu Tebell kept the Tigers an the defensive and a ui nines niaue threats the Palmetto goal in tns third period both teams began to show some offense nei ther having been able to do any irnslstent gaining tn the first half but was In the last psrlod that Clemson started tho fireworks with Jutus the driving force and Pitts giving him able assistance The Clemson touchdown 'came af ter a the only one of the game The Wolfpack had the ball on Cleinsana yard line when a multiple pass play was called Crum stretching over eager fingers hurrl only for a not too good pass fem bh the oval and Asblll of Clemson grabbed the pipskin He stumbed after tanlng a couple of steps but Collins a substitute fell on the ball on North Carolina State's 44 yard marker niahed the center of theolfpack front wall for a yard and then Justus on a pretty play over Is ft tanbln lailaL a 1 wmi BucuucK utninu the line made eight yards Pitts added one for a first down Up to this time Clemson had only made two downs both earned With the ball on the 34 yard line Justus using the left tackle cut hack through the State line wriggled by the secondary defense and raced down thc side line for touchdown He barely stayed Inside he field as he neared the goal but made ft undowned Asblll place kicked the point and the scoring was over 4 ono I ans Present Approximately 4000 persons wit nessed the game which ns the score Indicates was bitterly contested every minute The Tigers' victory came as sweet revenge the North Carolina Technicians having won a year ago 19 to 0 Chmson earned five first downs all In the last half while the North Carolinians earned four and gained two by the aid of penalties Jus tus Ashll Swafford Mulherrn Moulcdous and Solomon lead the play of the Clemson offersvely and defensively Pitts playing the last half did excellent work and Pad gett also played well Solomon Swofford Asblll and Mouledous were terrors on defense Adams playing wltn an Injured hip performed In excellent style for the Wolfpack whle Vaughan and Lcpo proved to be the Ilf? of the! swsws ueiense iepo knifed thru time after time to stop Clemson backs behind the line of scrim mage Warren Outen and Crum and As blll engaged In a beautiful punting battle during the first three per iods The kicks of Warren Crum nnd Outen all of North Carolina State opped the kicks of Asblll but most of he punts by both teams were over 40 yards Warren got off one for 57 yards against the wind In the second period Only two runs of over 10 yards were made during the game Justus making both In the last period Aft er his dash for a touchdown he got loose for 30 yards midfield be fore the game ended During the quarter' with the wind t7 his back Warren consistently out punted Asblll Halfway through th? period the Wolves threatened Puns hnd slowly forced the Tigers Into their own territory and War ren punted over the goal The Tig ers took the ball on their own 20 VJirrt llnp find nn th a fleet tus fumbled Jeffery recovering for ponents Kji Su'rgcsjHnt for ycur Sunday Dinner We have everyth no in Meats If what you want is not lit re tor it on affectionately known went to nuaiago the Ncwurl ciuu liut tar it on account of berious ill b58inritig of the aa Uail'le to prrtice a winning coinbuntion to the lerwv 1S Ullder contract with ywk manage th0 team again next J1? 21 y'irs with tho hlnspon olift estnhllhe1 him of 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