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THE CAROLINA T1ME& SATURDAY OCTOBEK 1«, 1937
EAGLESBIG BLUES
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VA. STATE OVERPOWERS HAMPTON 40-7
Trojans Score 5 Times In
%
Second Half As Brisco,
Bailey and Echols Star
Hampton Institute, V»., Oct.
9—Revealing a -wealth of pov'er
in both the offence and det’en-
ive phases of thv^rame. Coach
Jeffei^n’s Virg^ro State Tro.
jan “War Horse V’ came out of
the ibam to register a jiecisivc
▼ictory over a light but fighting
Pirate eleven on Armstrong Field
Saturday. While a Homecoming
crowd of 3600 enthusiastic foot
ball fans looked on, the Trojai's
rode through to a 40-7 vieldr j
over a gallant pHrate crew which J
suffered the worst defeat in
many years.
Outstanding features in the
never cea.^ng offense the Tro
jans maintiiined throughout t!ie *
grame the running and passing of
Henry Brisco, State’s^^ All Ameri-i
can back from Washington, D.
C. and the long runs of “Ace”
&ailey and Echols.
Virginia State started it*
strongest possible team, which at
once began driving with a gmoot!i
ani brilliant attack and scored
ita first touchdown seven and a
half minutes after the opening
' uf llic itiattlcj:
Outstanding on the Pirate team
were McGhee, freshman fullback
who played a great defensive
KNOXVILLE MENTOR
TAfcLADEGA ABOLISHES AD
MISSIONS TO ATHLETIC
CONTESTS
COACH HAWKlfiS
TALLADEiGA, Ala., Oct. 14—
(ANP)—In order to venouce
“commercialiam i n athletics,’
Talladega college ia inaugurat
ing a policy of no admission
charges to this year’s football
games and other sporting con
tests, it was announced Monday
by President Gallagher.
Commenting tipon thif dap&rt-
ure from custom, the presidenl
stated, “This stop is a definita
renunciation of all commercial
ism in athletics. For many years
the college has followed the con
sistent policy of refnsing io give
athletic scholar;^ips or to offer
any kind 6i special mducoment
solely to attract athlete* and
build up winning teams. The eli
mination of gate receipts *iark»
the logical culmination of this
policy.”
It is understood that the cnly
other instituion in the country
following a similar policy is John
Hopkins university, white, of
Marvland.
TO PLAY FOR HALLOWEEN DANCE AT NEW ARMORY
Above is a section of the Tiny
Bradshaw orchestra which will
appear at the N«w Armory 'u
this city Friday Octoher 39th to
play for a Hallowen dance spon
sored toy the- Alumni Arsoeiatit'U
of North Caralina College for
I Negiioes.
Bluefield Unable to Cross
C, College’s Goal Line
Due To Strong Defense
Played before the largeatCarolina backfield prevented any
group ever to see the first hon".t appreciable gains. Lightn^r, the
game of the searon on this grid- Freshman center, and Big Hol-
iron, the Eagles of North Caro | den, veteran guard, were outsta*!-
lina College for Negroes beld ■ ding for the Eagles. Joe Slade
the heavier Big |B9ues to a score- {brought the stands to tlieir
less tie. Both teams were hamp- feet on more than one occas'.o.}
ered by frequent fumbling. More by his spectacular tackling.
first downs were garnered by the
Big Blues, while the lighter
Eagles had the edge on punting.
During the third quarter the J tie as a moral
game developed into a
Given a thorough trouncing by
the Bluefield team last year the
Eagles regarded this aeoreU'Sf
victory. Greate*'
punting J coor'dinatiDn in the meeting of
duel. In the final quarter, ho> aerial attacks must be developed
^me developed into a puntiiig ! by Coach Burghardt as
Po«.
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Slade
Garrett ..
Johnsion .
lightner
Holden „
Thomas ...
Riddick ...
Payne _
Alston
Strowd ..
Hutchins
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„ .. Rembevt
.. Hubbard
Baumgardner
.„ „ John.soti
Fen ell
„ ._ .. Brouks
, _. Matthews
Dogg?
he pre
pares for his approaching game
Entertaihmen t
Whirl
duel. In the final quarter, the
Bluefield team loosed aerial at- j with the St. Paul Tigers Tn Law-
tack but the watchfulnesiB of rhe renceville Virginia Saturday.
North Carolina College Subs.—^.
McCulloh, Malloy and Hill. Blue
field—Marfin, Gunn, Hill, Steve-
sdii, ^mlltoTi; and Glaybrook.
Ifrree—Rivits, Um'pire—'Bruce,
Headhnesman—Law;|iDn.
BY JIMMY EVANS
Believe it or not—the ’ first
a ffreat aerensive man injured OD the Knoxville
game lyid Taylor who kicked J J College grid «quad when they be-
passed in an effort to hold the * *be »e»ion’» workouts' wa»
Trojan m^hine in checfc. Moton, { coach himself—W. O. “Little
Hudgins, and Watson were out-1 Warrior” Hawktn*, who is usin(
standing in the Pirate line. Cap- j * cane these days to assist a
tain Hopson and Griffin, star , twi*ted knee.
r Evidently the coach attempted
to show the Bulldogs a little line
play and the boys got rough.
Coach Hawkins is much impro
ved aniT ready to discard the
BULLDOGS PREPARING TO
MEET ALA. A. A.M. IN
FIRST HOME GAME FRI
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wingbacks, were on thf bench be-
,cause of injuries.
Score by Periods;'
Va. State 7 0 13
Hampton 0 7 0
20—40
0— 7
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0 IS'r? ItlTRHATItH.U, PRBS3
Knoxville gfrid enthusiast* as
well as all K. C. anxiously await
the arrival otf this weekend when
they have their first opportunity
to view the K. C. eleven 'but the
first skirmish to be held on the
home field.
In thil grame Friday afternoon,
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“HOW COME, LAWD”
The first venture of the Ne
gro Guild Theatre, “How Come,
Lawd,” a play written by Dotfiild
Haywood, closed' on Broadway
after a run o»f two nights. The
production wiS~1IhrBcetvT*-
by-
-r The Harlem contingent of the
WPA Federal Theatre, are spon
soring a group- of one ijct plays,
by Eugene O’Neill. The plays to
be presented are “Moon on tht.
Caribees”, “In the Zone”, “Bound
fnr Cardiff” and “The Long
the critics. They all bewailed the ' Voyage Home.” William Chai'.es,
fact that the excellent talents of formerly of the group theatre i^*
the “Lawd” of the directing the all-colored ca.^t
of “The Green' which includes. Canada Lee,
Rex Ingram,
movie version
Pastures’' were wasted -on the of
fering. 'The other players, J)ij;
timers all, included, Merccdes
Warden Saupdera, Lionel Mona-
ges and 01i:^er Foster. Ine pro
duction is.’ s(4ieduted to open on
Gilbert, Alec llovejoy, Lnigti 22nd.
Whipper and Dorothy CodozsA
WrLLlE (BRYANT
Thf plantation Club, now ten
anted in the former Cotton Club
October -15. tBe local eleven •will spot in’ Harlem, opened its ne'v
be pitted against Alaibama A. Show last-Sunday night. The plo-
M. College. This is tbe first time duction starred Willie E'ryant
the two teams have met in recent * and Barrington Guy. Thi^ show
years, and at this point in the was produced !by Phil Scott and
season, little can eatirtHltfeid of ^featured Amy Spencer, Avc;n
their comparativ* strength. The j Long Winters and Morena, Hen-
boys from Normal, Alabama, have ry Wessels and ‘ Elmer Turner,
a new coach this year in Dwight [ The show was fast and zippy
TO PLAY HERE FRIDAY NITE
BILL ROIL'INSON
Bill Roibinson appeared a"!
guest start on E'en Bernie’s prc-
S"”ha«f beI“^heM7v^r^fot’^Th>^ Three Keys, 1»arg.ins with Bullets’; set a
third week at the Paramount Pi^meat and Ma?«u precedent last week. For the
'Theatre— Tiny Bradshaw und! ®"'^ Baskette.
his orchestra headliiied at the j WITH BULLETS'
Appolo last week—The support-
,v?lth Bryant’ti ork furnishing the
^‘music.'
W>A FEDERAL THEATRE
Pisher, former Fisk star and re
c^t graduate of Ohio State uni
versity’s graduate school of phy
sical education. Ac^rdlng to re
ports from the Alabama ett'ong-'' Le Moyne showed the weaknesses
hold. Coach Fisher has iiO nien jn'. in the K. C. forward wall. Knox-
uniform. 1 ville coaches are mapping out a
The Bulldogs, after having practice schedule for the local
started the season off with a 38- . grridders that will probably put
0 victory over a^weak Moiris- j the Knox^lle clan on a fine edge
town eleven, will b'e pointing to for their first home game. Barr
the 'Alabama game and will ,}ie ing injuries thiif week, Friday
out to 'make the first home gama should find th« (Bulldogs playing
a win. The gaihe lat^t week with winning football.
I Regal Theatre
TUESDAY
DURHAM, N. C.
ALL-COLORED
WEDNESDAY
THe ONLY COLORED
GANOSTER PICTURE EVER MADE
qvmekeiihek
HASOPEMEO A LONG RUN M
DIXONS CAFE IN SHARON HILL.PWIU
COMELY STAGE STAR
WHOSE RAPID Rb£ TO
STARDOM mS_ SET
THE BA^T ^X^OO
first tims in the history of the
motion picture industry, a
tion picture sUrring colorc! psr
formers and not made by one of
the large cbmparties has been
booked iby the Loew’s Ihentre
Corporation for a run at their
house;'. Last week, Ralph Coop
er. the star of the producfion and
one of the executives, of the or
ganization, signed a contract with
THE HARLEM PLAY GIRLS
Orchestra, the only colored *11-
band in America whcj w;tl
»l3>pear at the Naw Armory Audi
torium Friday October ^fleenth
for local dhnce lovars.
Voodoo Club”. Fletcher Henc'er-
son played the State here last
week and wen^t over well . . .In
support of the band were The Ed
wards. Sisiters and Chuch Rich
ards. . . Ruftfeernock Holmes, “co-
i the Loew’s outfit that will bring.j. lorod dancer, has been held over
th% picture into Loew’s Victoria , for the third week at the Para-
early in Nov. “Bargains with
Bullets” is
said to be the best all
-coloi^d film yet produced. The
company that produced the film
is listed as the Million Dollar
f Production^, Inc., and will ruab
into production another film, ten
atively titled, “MY' SONS”, that
will star Louise Beavers.
DOns AND DASH AND A BIT
OP A FLASH
Joe Lo.uis will get $l'0,0uo plus
a percentage of the royalties for
his Hollywood film . . . KLZ. a'
Denver radio station has a “Man
on the Street” program that fea
tures the colored district . J .
Jimmy Ltlnce.ford opened on
mount Theatra in Los Angeles . .
Fats Waller’s outfit is at the Pa
lace Theatre in Chicago . . .Nina
Mae McKinney,- tJ»6'f«mme mc,vie
star, is currently in Melbourne,
Australia . . . The Cdtton Club in
New York grossed nearly |4D,000
la t week.
KATHRYN PERRY AT FAMOUS
JUT KAT CLUB
VVH05 E FIflE VOICE AND CHARACTER
ACTING HAi WON FOR HIM /VWNY
OUlffANDIK'G MOVIE PARTJ.
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;NEW YORK. Oct, 14—(aNP)
'^Kathryn Perty, musical come
dy singing star, goes into her
fourth week at the famous Kit
Kat clulb ne3^ Sunday night, hav
ing had her%ptlon taken up by
Thursday at Sebastian’s .Cotton [Jules Podell, owner of the avvari*
Club in Lor* Angeles c . . E'ihel ky East Side niterie.
•Waters »ill head an all-col '>rcd Her present contract at the
- -unit that will tnnr the south . KIT KAT exoiraa bomb time in
Her husband's band, Eddie Mai- ^ November and Joe Glaser, perso-
■lory, will supply the music. I nal reprcfontative of the «uiig
NINA MAIE McKINNEY . .stylist, is makin|^ preparations
A new clnbp: featuring colurcd ^ for Miss Perry to be featured in
talent, has opened in New York’s a new unit with Louis Armstrong,
Greenwich Village section . .J which’is to be produced for Para
The owners have titled it “Th*i mount theatres.
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