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THE CAROLINA tlMfiS
SATIHDAY, MAY 24th, 1941
SN. U. mils COIFEIDICE TMCK TITLE
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Morris Brown Wins SI AC Golf Meet
Eleven Records
Broken As S. U.
Captures Title
SooUandville, lA. — Eleven old
conferenee records ■were smashed
Friday and Saturday, af* Coach
Oil (Jruter’s Southern University
thinclads amassed 49 points to
win the third annual Southwst-
em Athletic Conference track and
field /fhamitonship held on the
Southern University track and
field.
Following Sou%em in total
points amassed were Prairie View
34; W^y, 29, Arkansas State,
26 1-2, Bishop, 17 1-2, Teaxs Col
lege, 5. and Langston 3. Winning
the individaal high point trophy
was Mason of Prairie \iew with
11 1-4 pointcs
Southern also won the tennis
tonmanient as Austin and Lem
Brown teamed to beat Prairie
View’s Evans and Neil in the
finals of the doubles. Earlier,
Austin and Brown of Southern
. were pitted against each other for
the finals in the singles, which
was won by Austin. Brown after
taking the first two sets lost the
next three.
Tuskegee Girls
Win Track Title
In Alumni Bowl
Bullitt calls China “our West
ern front”; asks all to aid her.
•
Senator Wheeler declares the
nation is “rushinfi:” into war.
Tuskegee — The thirteenth an
nual Junior and Senior Women’s
track and field championbhips
which were held in ^he Alumni
Bowl here last week saw new re
cords established in both the
Junior and Senior Divisions.
In the senior division Tuskegee
won the meet with 78 points;
Prairie View was second with 22,
and the Fort Valley State College
was third.
Hattie Hall, of Tuskegee, broke
the record in the discus throw
which was set back in 1932 by
I^ura Woods of HowarJ Academy
Florida at 103 feet, inches The
new record of 104 feet, 9 lr2 in-
ches was made *by Missi Hall on
her third throw in the finals. In
the big jump Alice Coachman,
competing unattached, jumped 5
feet, 2 inches to displace the re
cord of five feet 3-4 inches get
by Mable Smith in 1938.
In the Junior division the Tuske
gee high school won the champion
ships with 21 points, being close
ly pursued by Madison high school
of Albany, with 19 points; II. A.
Hunt high scchool. Fort ValW
18 points and Hempstead H ’ g h
whool with 7 points.
In thp first bent of the 440-yd
relay Tuskegee team of Lillie
Purifoy, Clara Perry, Alice Coach
Coachman and Rowcnn Harrison
set a new record of 51.2 econds,
to displace the old record of 52.5
iHPcoftds jestabli^hed by 'Madison
high school last year. This ^ame
team won thp finals in this event
in 52 flat.
50 Meter Dash-r-Won by Lury
Newell Tuskegee Tenoy Stoney,
Prairie View second ;Daisy Har-
fell third. Time 6.6 seconds.
100 Meter Dash—won by Vida
Mwllock, Prairie View, Bes.sie
Carey second; ilaggie Pete, third
Time 13.3 seconds.
200 Meter Dash—won by Hes
ter Brown, Christine Long second
Time 27.5 seconds.
80 Meter Hurdles—won by Le-
lie Perry, Vida Medlock second#
Time 13.3 seconds.
440 Yard Relay—won by Lucy
Howell, Hattie Hall, Lelia .Perry,
Hester Brown, Medlock Crenshaw
Branche Toney second.
Still Track Champs
Marriner S. Eccles, chairman
Federal Reserve:
“We must abandon the idea
that taxation is merely a means
of securing: revenue; the effects
of taxation on economy should
be the primary consideration.”
m * m m
Jesse Jpne§^ Secretary of Com
merce:
“We have not yet made any
sacrifices, but they are in store
for us, plenty oft hem.”
Dark Lauf^Uer . .
■Y Ol HARMN0TON
Beats Out Tigers,
Morehouse To
Win Golfing Title
The Lincoln UniTersity (Mo.)
track team copped the Mid-West
Conference Track Championship
for the foorth snccessive time
last Saturday on Lincoln Field.
Coach Kemp's thinclads, whose challenge and emerged the Tic-
dominance w«s threatened by the tors. Score:
three other competing sdiools —.Virginia 39,
Kentucky State, West Virginia, berforce 1.
and Wilberforce—braved the stiff
Lincoln
Kentucky
78, WeBt
35, WU-
MORGAN STATE COLLEGE CAPTURES
C. L A. A. TRACK TITLE IN MEET
Baltimore, Maryland, (Special)
— The Twentieth Annual track
and Field Championships of the
ColoreJ Intercollegiate Athlteic
Association were held in the Mor
gan State College Stadium on
Saturday. Nine colleges and thir
teen high schools participated. A
special feature of the meet was
the one-mile relay between ‘ the
Ordinance Training Battalion and
the Edgewood Arsenal.
No records were broken, but
the races were run in good atyle
either during or between spring
showers which drove spectatore
to shelter several times during
the afternoon.
Standing of the
Collegiate Division
The Collegesi competing and the
points earned by each listed
below: I ; •
Morgan State — — —
A and T
Virginia State
Lincoln University
Hampton Institute
Saint Paul
Shaw University — —
Howard University —^ •
Paul; fourth, Brown, Virginia
State. Time 9.9 seconds.
120 Yard High Hurdles—Won
by Lewis, A and T, second, Cam
pbell, Morgan; third, Thomasi,
Morgan, fourth Doggett, Lincoln
Time 15.9 seconds.
880 Yard Run—Won by Bowie
Morgan, second; S. Hundley
Howard, third Harris, Storer,
fourth, Brown, Lincoln. Time 2
minutes, 13 seconds.
220 Yard Eun—Won by Boone,
Shaw, second, Brown Virginia
State, third Stewart Moi’gan,
fourth, Burdnell, Morgan. Time
22.1 seconds.
Two-Mile Run—^Won by Hurtt,
Morgan, second. Stamper, Vir
ginia ^tate, third Hall, Lincoln
fourth, Moree, Howai*4. Time
10 minutes, 40.6 seconds.
220 Yard Low Hurdles—^Won
by Campbell, Morgan, second,
Marshall, Saint Paul, third Pay
ton, Hampton, fourth, Ray, A and
T. Time 27.3 seconds.
Gerald Campbell, British Min
ister at Washington:
“What you do in America
must be the right thing for
yourselves. Practical self-inter
est and not sentiment must con
trol you at this time."
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BIBLE THOUGHT
* “The Lord make yon to in
* crease and abound in love
* one toward another, and
* toward all men.”—L Thes-
* salonians, iii., 12.
« • « «
Tuskegee, Ala. — Morris Brown
Colh“ge of Atlanta, George succeed
ed Morehouse College, also At
lanta, as Southrn Intercollegiate
Athletic (Conference Gold Cham
pions here Thursday and Friday,
May 8-9, when she turned in a low
aggregate score of 940 strokes,
with Fla. A and M College tiiking
Second honors with an even 1,000
and Tuskegee third place with an
aggregate score of 1,061 strokes.
Morehouse did not defend the
the crown she won succefsively in
the Inaugural year of 1939 and
again last season, but Alabama
State and Fort Valley State put
tip a grim fight for hoqors and
threatened the winner and runner
up throughout the opening day of
play. • j
Medal honors went to William
“Coach'’ Mitchell, Montgomery,
Freshman at Morris Brown, who
turned in a 54-hole score of
a stroke better than the feggteg-
ate of 329 shown by his teammate
Roscoe Sherard.
However, Morris Brown's wo
men golfers, who did not figure
in the bid for team honors because
four entrants required to form a
full team, haj the lowest aggreg
ate scores with Mrs. Thelma Mc-
Tyre’s 122 taking medal honors,
Mrs. Howell ’» 126 rating second
honors and Miss Doroothy Parks
133 coming m for fourth honors.
Fort Valley’s Dorothy Glenn bagg
ed third place in 127.
Only 18 hftles were played in
the women division.
The Southern Interscholastic
Gold Championships were copped
by Booker T. Washington High
tf Atlanta when they turn
ed in a low aggregate of 953 strok
es to BTWHS of Montgomery’s
995, with Tuskegee High finish
ing third. Medal honors went to
Henry ’Baldwin, of Montgomery,
whoFe 54-hole score of 218 was
superior to that of any of the
collegiate golfers.
"The right to strike
the government is not anq can
not
Henry A. Wallace, Vice Presi
dent. ”
“Time is running short. Much
as we hate the choice the is
sue of slavery or war may be
forced upon us as it has been
forced on others.”
MiJajIni AmbmItm fine—then Brother Bootaie ask somebody
# win th« war.
wn2 going to
Storer -2
Standing of the
Scholastic Division
Douglass, Batlimore 62
‘Bordentown, New Jersey 49
W. iDavis, Virginia 16
Worcester, Maryland 09
Moton, Maryland 05
Dunbar, Baltimore 04
Cardoza, Washington 02
Storer, West Virginia 02
Vocational, Baltimore 01
Cooksville, Maryland 00
Highland Park, Maryland 00
Howard, Delaware 00
Lincoln, Mo. 00
The Collegiate Events
One Mile Run—^Won by Brown,
Lincoln; second, Hurtt, Morgan,
third ^ Carter, Virginia State,
fourth. Stamper, Virginia State.
Time 4 minutes, 35.5 seconds.
440 Yard Run—Won by Drake,
Morgan; eecond J. Taylor, Hamp
ton, third Fletcher, Morgan, four
th, Carey, Saint Paul. Time 49.4
seconds.
100 Yard Dash—Won by Ste
wart, Morgan; second D. Boone
Shaw, third, W. Wig®ins, Baint
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