PAGE FOURTEEN
Aggies Trample Rams, 41-0; Va. State Beats Hampton
AsT's Running Attack j
GREENSBORO !
T College Aggies uni / ,
•rful running ;
day afternoon to
'Winston-Salem T
41-0 in h foot! .i',i
ei Memorial S' mint*•
More than 8,000
ly school boy? ar. !
the college at tic-
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j fr-ur-Jor»g runs for touchdowns, j
i ihft .■• of wh: 'h ■•'. * re nullified by i
1 penalties.
The \ h.-lei'y gave the Aggies it |
: serisc-n n if two-wins, one tie i
j -nd 0 lois.
■ ' • s hit paydirt early in |
j lh. f> a- period os Edward God- |
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i .’d line. .A twenty-five yard j
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KrrrREIX The Kittrell Col
lege homecoming celebration,
though dampened by an epidem
ic of flu, was a success as the
Bulldogs upset a strong aggrega
tion from Edward Waters College
of Jacksonville, Florida by a
score at Kendetson. last week
For a team which was unaoie
to have a full time practice ses
sion all week long due to tne
flu gu. the Bulldogs looked sur
prisingly rugged as they fought,
and well earned a 8-3 victory. The
score came on a touchdown pass
from Quarterback. Pierce Calla
han to Right End Fred .Tones
The conversion attempt was block
ed.
In one of the most < tciting
defensive struggles to he
seen nn the gridiron any -
where, Kitireli college and 1.0-ward
ward Waters played practi •
e.iliy on even terms through
out the ball game. Both teams
showed flashes of an offense
that threatened to break the
game wide open; but when in
the shadows of the goal-line
the defenses of both teams teams
became almost impregnable.
Twice Kittrell College got in
side the ten yard line only to be
denied by a hard-fighting defense
nut up by their opponents. On
one of these occasions the ball
rested op the one haif yard Tine
but recovered a fumble saved the
day lor Edward Waters. Tire Ed
ward Waters College team were
in side the twenty yard line or.
five occasions, but on only one
were they able to score, and that
on a 18 yard field goal midway
m the second quarter
Penalties cost both teams scor
ing opportunities in the final
period An Edward Waters touch
down was nullified by an offside
penalty' and a Kittrell runberg
of an intercepted pars to the Ed
ward. Waters' yard line was nul
lified by a holding penalty.
Gala Reunions
Planned Dining
/V CC / /(o rn r. con? ??? g
DURHAM Reunions of N C
College's wer-interruoted cfeises
r.f 1341 and. i? 4" will be among
highlights of this year's Novem
ber 2 Homecoming which features
11. p Furies' O'Kellv Field at J n m
the .VO -Sbs'.v football game on
B T, MscAT;liars, national alumni
reunion chairman rind his com
mittee are e.itahlr hm; headquar
ters for alumni in the Men's Gym
nasium.
Open house and registration will
be held in toe gym starting at 8
pro Friday (Nov ]t Class meet
-.r>BS are planned tor 1.0 ant. Sat
iui da*.. the 1042 group in ISO and
I the 1 dii' ci i in 108, Gymnasium
Class reunion banquets are plan
ned ft ii lhe 'ln bur on VvVCA at 7
I '-..i11;.,d;p,‘ rush*
DURHAM ' rncm AUCsinA
Hawks' inspired i 6-7 upset ovc-i
North Carolina College put the
Princess Anne fn wn in undisput
ed lead oC the 18 college CIAA
this week.
With » ?. <t record the
Hawks top spC rs them the
hiehrst Dickinson of 23.75. The
Hawks defeated Virginia State
and A and T in addition to
VfC They battled Morgan to
a 77 st.-)!ern,)le.
The complete yunding'-: as of
October 28:
Team Rating WIT
I Maryland St ■• <3-0-0
? A and T : (2-3-01
3 Khz City 20.00 <4-0-01
4 Virginia Union 20 00 (3-2-0 i
8 Shaw Uni 20 00 (3 1-0)
ft FT r roll 18.00 7. • 1 -<»)
7 Bluefieid 1.8.00 <2-1-04
3. Virginia St. 17.50 <2-7* 0>
f) Delaware Si, 16.37 (2-1-0)
10 Morgan ! 18.67 <l-1-0
11. Hampton In. 16< <2-3-0)
12 Howard Univ 16 <2-2-0 1
13, St. Aug 13 33 0-2-0)
14 ,1 C. Smith 12 50 (1-2-0)
!5 Winston-Salem 12 50 0-3-0)
Iti Fay'ville St. 12 00 0-3-04
17 St. Paul's 10.00 <O-2-04
18. Lincoln Unlv. 10.00 (0-2 0)
tfh« Bible —^aUg?
And without faith it in im
possible to please Him. For
whoever would draw near to
God must believe that He ex
ists, and that He rewards
those who seek Him.— (JI»-
brews 11, fi.)
Even those of us who begin
with but little faith are »ome
timeo Rewarded by a sudden
demonstration of God's lovo
and of His existence. It is
mi unforgettable experience,
which Slip us completely with
such wonderful warmth and
light as cun only come from the
| Holy Spirit.
WHO’S GOT TIIF. 1 I, AST I .EFT? - Rocky Caste, lanl (left) of Atlantic city, N, .T„ and contender
Rory rathnnn »»! White Plains, N. Y„ exchange lefts during their midrtieweigbt bout at Madison jiqaate
Garden, Calhoun pounded out a unanimous 10-round decision over Castellani. it’NMED FRF,S| FH(I -
TO).
November 2:
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HAMPTON. VA The mure- f
‘ clients that m »He for gala home- |
* comings 111 bo m e virion re here
j November 2 , • vl.cn the lifvmoton :
Pirates fake on the Lincoln UhL
versity T.•(<>?■»« the of |
homecoming feel'vHies which v/ij?
jt?et underway n< j,l | r* m
Thi-se two roilr/w have met on ;
the gridiron 13 Ume-s wnh Harnp- !
j ton Institute
confects Last year l.incoln came ;
t? Feafwred in the Issjupi-oift l I
* \v»!l he ":Vfiss Mf?rnpfe.n
r*f homer n mi it* g
Hoftls, and marching hiirtfL The
pafiidu va in nn r^*npvr :
g»n d Ujs ;J v l h rnu ~, h Hatn p
* ton A main and at I
1:30 p.tn. at
Joe Louis’ Wife, Jackie Robinson
NKW YORK (AHP) - The Ho.
to! Tvxwvej! wjli lie tli.' :.■ i:.: :
a SIOO-a-plitc dinner for the t-i-ic
fit of the NAACP Nov 72 <.,
chairmen of the event m- Mrs.
R.OS' I Morgan Louis and J:,rkt*>
Robinson, form". B? - ooklyn Dodg
cr star.
Bobbie Cain Studies At TSU
NASHVfI LF, Clinton, Tenney, j
see's Bobbie- Crun. cen*ral figure j
in the 1356 news-making Clinton j
High School situation, her. chosen i
to continue hie education at. Nash- !
ville's Tennessee A and i State j
University
Son of slr and Mrs. Robert
Fain, 133 fiortagan Strc*-1.
Clinton. Tennessee, somewhat
shy Robbie made the grade as
one of ( finton High School's
1357 graduating class of 88. He
doesn’t believe that he von Id
have made it except for (be
f'liuhnt enrniira cement and
steadfast support of bis par
eofs.
Ft H Bl.lf? —. Bobby linvd (fight) shoots a powerful .tntl right to tit*, fa<v rif fjr.- swinging j
i 1 ran? Krurinn. »f Get man v, m tp« r.econd round ol then tp round <<!<•■, <d hou< October ?lid This ««I
i o‘ the nuneb*? «h*t helped Boyd win the middle weight match b) gjn iin mtmous decMnn fUNITED
1 rrrE»p T’KI LPHOTO). |
THE CAROLimAN
• half ,i.n hour before Kiel? off j
time.
! • I M \m Hampton 17 of 1057 .if- Ml -- ;
: Martha Ann Norris, senior, Hnug.h- ;
iis and fovt children are jziv<r{u« i
j of Ham pi on. Mess Nor? i? \
I m'ezxdoni of the Wemcn'r Konafe, S
! Omega Pst Phi sweetheart mem- :
| her of D(d.ta P : r.mi Theta vrroniy, j
| Her hltendnrds arm
Ameta White, ?,rnto» d
trr r,f Vp :»n4 Mi. f i Per
ry. Aupnh, lit ro eanlab? of
the IJOhPgR chetiitil; ;
of phitb * VVhf »llp> ;
S o’iHv, A Ipha Kaptii -VI phi.
forjortfic *n speech rnt * r-< iion
i Mrs. Morgan ypoka enthusiastic- i
; ally of the event, in an urtfin'lnv
! and praised the enthusiasm with
: which the workers are preparing
1 for it. "To all of us, the results
: will serve as an expression of ihe
I people's faith in an organization
i With a SIOOO.OO scholarship from
j the Education Commission, Grand •'
| Lodge, Elks and an onthushsti*
i testimonial from his cousin Betty •
| Gadson, senior at. 'p-nrem v'-f S:;;ic
j Bobbie has made, as hi* ob;j< t live,
j to study the forms, institutions and ;
| functions of human group as a
j sociology rrmjor.
Dr Albert V Thompson,
head of the university's snnn
i«gy department said,
“At my first meeting with Mr.
< ain , I was impressed with his
with his eagerness <o learn, ln
reariy responsiveness to URge . j
geslions. and bis warm person
»ti*y. t look fe,r-A ,rd . .. ~-rh !o
i Miss Barbara Johnson, junior, j
■ ? imihL -of Mr and Mrs. Fred !
b i-n-on, Cx• *ll * j rv P Olvmpic I
jivrrerheart. pledgee of "Delta j
Bigma f i 4 hoia sorority majoring, |
ii\ c / j*Jct i iion. « i
Ml,;, .hirqvilinc T-iyk;r sophn- j
■ ]',<•.ll *r ;i. jf ",ll v f iid. Sweet - I
J Club. P:-0 luirrii ■•• J Kelsey Hall dor- j
; Titfii-y n* qi.mg in elementary i
| Miii.fti .Tran ftaicy, fresh - j
! man, dsus'btor es Mrs O* V. Hal- !
i cy. Radford., majoring in --?■• -
Student Council, president will i
: presifT'l (be snyiii court to football '
| which is lending in s fight for true ;
American Democracy, "she said
Mrs Louis, has achieved proffiin- j
< nee in ihr beauty field with her \
\i"X Y ■!, k be >m(v esTeblishiTr-nis ■
She is the wife of ex-wet Id heavy. :
iv * ::) 11. rh.siivnon Joe Louis
vur fjitu*< ;.-a>risijon as stti
, dent and teacher.”
Bobbie i«: rjuito pleased 'with what I
tie has seen at Nashville's "Uni- j
v(i>.i!y on the HiU” and parties- ■
noted in all of the freshman on- j
.'Oin-iue As a resident •
Tennessee State's newest men's |
bodmitoi'y. tie expressed his pleas- <
itro and satisfaction with b>s hteh •
• sifye nceomodaijon, in his new
. hom. away from home.
S ".:" are ontt of nature's most •
perfect- foods.
More Worth .volina farmers are
iSi.-'CC laying hem this year than
in l‘)5S.
wf,k SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2. !9S* p
Ljj§n Second
HAMPTON, V;i ■ Unable tr,
withstand the powerful Virginia
State College attack led by George j
Moody, halfback from Portsmouth, !
Va.. the Hampton Institute Pirates ’
went down in defeat 13-0 in their
second home game of ihe season
last Saturday.
The scoring rame i« the
third period. A pass from Pr
Wayne Jeter. Quarterback, to
Marvin H.irrell, End from
Newport News. Va., set up the
! yard off tackle plunge for
touchdown hy | ce Mirk, Full
back from White Plains N, V
A fumbled pa.«s front center hr
Jeter thwarted the eonveislon
snd the wore was left ot 8-0
A few minute* later the rhillc-d
crowd of about 3,son were brought
to their feet by ft brilliant, run by
George Moody, ail-CIA A bar), ’ast
"
BALTIMORE, Md The A- 1
I A- T College Aggies of North Caro- i
Una will bo the football target, |
for the Morgan State College!
Bears when they mark, homecom-!
me hoi* Saturday, Nov, 3 to l
Huges Stadium.
Hundreds of the epptoyi
mateh 4 000 Morgan alumni
•nd thonsinds of other*- ire
esperled to witnf>« Hie trad!
Monal came between the Bcsf*
and the Aggies..
For the past, few years, the
| Bears and Aggies have been spoil
! tng each other's homecomings
! Morgan did the dirty work last
! year, downing the North Caro
linians 25-1.4.
It's Morgan's turn now to have !
: its homecoming spoiled, but Coach l
(Eddie Hint is hopeful that nisi
I Bears, who've been showing pien- j
( ly of steam ever since they fought !
j favored Maryland State to a 7-7 j
: tie, will turn the tide
f * iple Threat Quart. 1 back
Triple-threat quarterback Jar'
Dennis of Annapolis. Md.. will rail'
Roberts Play Center Opens
Doors To Young, Old Here
! Although ih* time of formal .
| dedication will he announced ’at- :
] er. the Roberts Recreational Cen- j
! ter is now In operation. This an
j nouncemenf, carar from the rec ■
j real-ion center's office this week,
j Activities for nil aae griups are
' being offered daily from ft am.
jto 10 p.m Indoor activt.ities, art.- !
; and crafts and group meetings,
arc scheduled for persons who arc,
; interested.
The play school, a non-prof,
it organization, opened last
Monday and will be held reg
ularly at the Center. The
three-hour sessions will start
at C a m and close at noon.
Children between three and
siv years of ace may enroll
l ire play program is made up'
HOMECOMING!
% Shaw University
m LINCOLN
I 1 UNIVERSITY
1 / Nov. 18,1957
Jg$ 9 ’
£W 2 P.M.-
f> CHAVIS PARK
RALEIGH, N. C
■Student .Admission Sl.Oft
General Admission $2.00
I year. He- scored returning the kick
the Pirates were forced to nw
i on the 4J,vard line. Jeter's kick w i
I good and fire score decamp 13-0.
I The Ist quarter was marked by
1 desiiuory play by both team;--. De
fensive play hy Stray horn. Clack
and Dudley succor-Tlly bot*ed lb*
Trojan running attack
In the inri period two break*
fjmf Hampton s v ay, bid thev
wfn> unable to turn them in
to an advantage. Along punt
hr Virginia Stats u 3 s called
hark and a 13-yard penalty >-
gainst the Troians on the 3
yard line averted i possible
se ore.
The 4'h quarter play sam sev
eral passe* from Shackleford to
Clark. Hampton Quarterback and
End Rut. a fumble by the Pirates
on th» ! yard tin* put an ®nd to
the snoring rhane*
i the signals for the Bears He’ll
| look for past receiver* in brilliant
; ends—Jaskson Rosier!, lanky fie
' ?ofi pound Richmonder, and RaJ
| timoreen Joe Buckson and full*
| back Elmer Five of Washington,
i DC Flye, a Spingarn High grad,
| his been hitting the goal line with
| marked success,
Parade Queen*
The came kicking off at 1 id
I p.m. will be a football extra*'*-
i Sanaa «llh parades, floats, bands,
|and queen
Reigning “Mis* Morgan' 1
will b® winsome Miss Ruth
Clark, a senior chemistry ma
jor from Stephen. Fa, She’!!
be presented flowers p.v Mr*
Carl Murphy, wife of the
chairman of the Morgan
Board of Trustee*
Ten junior and high sclvv*!
; bands will give a massed band*
i show at half-time and will rv*
! a special salute to the. approx! -
mate'y thirty high school queens
; expected to be on hand
of different .jrtjvitifr?. suitable for
children between J and 6 Activi
ties include arty crafts singing
games, dancing, hiking, drama and
speech
Each child ■orill he required
in pay a tee of 15 rent.* each
day for enrollment in this
>,rlinnl The money wtil pro
vide hi* supplirs such a« pap
er. crayons and modeling clay
Parents will be responsible for
getting the children to and from
the play school each day.
The feeding Operation ip c«» of
the most important in livestock,
production.
Fall seeding mu’* be don* on
lime if you p'so nn * good har
vest next summer