The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-07
PAUL QUINN COLLEGE.

Waco, Texas. Oct. 5.-Sunday school
was we'll attended Sunday morning,
Sunday school and church will always
be well attended in foot ball season
because If any of the foot ball boys
are absent from any one of these two
services 1t means four or five times
.aroun the park.
Elder e. j. Howard, the presiding
elder Of the Waco district preached
an an PROFOUND NIn;t,,s sermon, subject, "Abra-
were many good thoughts produced
which were appreciated by the stu
dents.
We are blessed with goodly num-
Der of students this year, there being
more in school already than there
We're last veal and we are looking for
larger number yet to come.
In Chapel exercises Saturday MORN
ing we found that we have in our
must some gifted orators one OF
them being a new student, Mr.. A. j.
Kinchion Of Bolton former student
Of West Bolton hish with all of these
students of much ability and noble
ideals we are looking forward to a
prosperous and fruitful year.
To those who are seeking informa-
ton yes she Is here again after be-
ing absent for many moons We speak
of Miss Esther Thomas, the attractive
young lady from Kerens, also the
duOrdDle llttle MISS Giee OF Beau
mont and many other queens of note.
Mr.. Howard Cook OF Kerens, the
famous half-back and Mr.. Chester
Thomas of the same farm after mis-
sing two hundred and seventy school
days are with us again enjoying the
good old Paul Quinn life. They go
but can't stay.
Paul Q~iBH foot Ball.
After two weeks of preliminary
training. Coach Long has entered into
the intensive work OF developing the
eleven in which Paul Quinn College
will put her championship hopes for
1922. The gates of jackson field have
been closed to visitors during prac-
tice hour and only once a week are
followers of the purple and gold war
riors allowed to witness scrimmage To
the casual observer. Paul Quinn
looks as good as last year. but Coach
Long is far from satisfied with the
way the second team backs have
| broken the varsity line. The guard
positions are his CHEF worry. Green
ard MCGEE, last years star guards are
turn this year, ano as yet Overstreet
and Slaughter, lasc years reserve
linemen have failel to enter school
| so Long is experim onting With Fields
and Nancy two experienced players
who heretofore have been back-field
|
who have never played before, and
either or both may develope into the
kind of player that Coach Long de-
sires.
Morgan and Jefferson, seasoned
| tackles will be at the same posts they
filled so well last year. The ends with
be selected from Nichol, Lincoln
Dykes Cunningham and Thomas. with
the first two names having the call
at the time of this writing. Sanders
is giving his best efforts at center
and should be the star Of the East
| Waco. linemen.
Sheppard, Johnson and Thomas are
fighting It out for quarter, either
one of which will make a real field
general. In case Sheppard is beaten
out. he will be seen at his old po-
sition. left-half. where he has few
equals. Cook, star OF two easons
ago, Sedberry ard Jeckson make W
the rest OF the b8clSfield which will
in all probability be the best Paul
Quinn College ever ha6.
The biggest game " the home
schedule Will be the coming OF Lang
| ston University 10 Waco, November
LII for the first annual nome- coming
OF all Paul Quinn graduates and form
CIR students. The Oklahoma state
school, IL coached BY Coach II J.
Long. formerly Prairie View coach,