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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
SeaSideTs Groom For
Hard Grid Season

Hampton Inst, Va, Sept. 81
With sixty-eight men wearing Blue
and White toys, Coach Smith got
down to brass tacks last week, and
put the Hampton Seasiders through a
series of strenuous conditioning ex-
ercises, fundamental drills, and stiff
scrimmages.
The Ironmen scrimmaged for an
hour on Monday while the coaches
analysed the play and hundred or
more spectators looked on. The men
exemplifed the results of their two
weeks of formal training and gave
an encouraging exhibition Of charg-
irg, blocking, tackling, and low, hard
running. Briggs, Johnson and Hook
er did some fine punting.
The rest of the week has been de-
voted to intensive drill, both for the
backfeld and line, and three more
scrimmages. Assistant Coach Nelson
has been paying particular attention
to the strengthening Of the backfeld,
and organizing the vast amount Of
backfield material.
Enthusiasm has already begun to
run high among the students and the
team is in high spirits, bidding fair
to start the season with bang. Each
of the four practice units putting
its whole soul into practice, cooper
ating with one thought in mind-to
play the hardest and brainiest foot
ball that Hampton teams have ever
played. There is no half-hearted en-
deavor on Armstrong Field; those
sixty-eight men are determined to
give Hampton another championship
team, and each one Of them is doing
his share.
Hampton will play st. Paul on
October IL, to open stiff season,
featuring such teams as Bluefeld,
Virginia State, Howard, Morgan, Un-
ion, T. & T. and Lincoln in the Yam
kee Stadium. Although there is a de-
termination to win every game,
is an especially strong feeling in re-
gard to the New York gale, a desire
to regain the advantage lost when
the Oxford lads won in Polo Grounds
last year. : 80
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VIRGINIA:

In Chesterfield Circuit Court Clerks
Office, September 9th, 1880
Marie Harris Patram Plaintiff
Against
Charles Paul Patram Defendant
In Chancery
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff a divorce vinculo
matrimonii from the defendant On
the ground of desertion for more
than three years.
An affidavit having been filed that
the defendant is not resident OF
the State of Virginia, it is ordered
that he shall appear here within ten
days after publication of this order
once a week for four successive
weeks in The Planet, a newspaper
published in the City of Richmond,
Virginia There being no newspaper
published in the County of Chester
field) and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this suit.
Witness Philip V. Cogbill, clerk OF
said Court this 9th day of Septem-
Der, 1880.
A Copy, Teste: Philip v. Cogbill,
Clerk.
]. NJ. Turner, t. c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
CAPT. Williams Unions
End, AI|-AmdiGan Timber

When Scribes begin the selection
of outstanding gridders fill vacant
berths in the mythical All American
Eleven, Johnny Williams, veteran
Maroon and Steel End will be in the
deal. x 49,.
Johnny halls from the fighting
"Bookers" of the Booker T. Wash
ington High School in Norfolk. His
uncanny ability to diagnose the OPP
ponents play get down on punts, nail
his man, and convert would be End
stealers, won him berth on the
greatest Eleven in Southeastern In
ter-scholastic circle football activity
with an elertness unusual in prep
gridmen. Unassuming, a worker and
not a shirker, doer, and not a dod-
ger, he caught the eye Of Mentor
Hucles and was placed on the right
end. Fighting to The last minute is
the spirit which characterizes the
play of this Justly famed son of Tide,
water. At the conclusion of last years
season the Panthers seeking man to
lead for $50" as Smith had general,
ed during "29", chose at the Victory
feast at Slaughters restaurant, John
nv Williams to pilot them into the
fray. With him in the van backed up
by student body and team and facul'
with Maroon and Steel banner
should unfurl over the staff Of c. /
A. A. camps and Championship.
Williams Diamond Man
This lad who bears the brunt VI
play is not an mono-sportsman for
the lusty manner in which he dust;
off the third sack on the diamond
netted him three letters. If Lloyd, his
Younger brother follows in his foot,
steps Union will forge ahead athletl'
cally for the next four years thro the
efforts of the Williams Bros.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
TO PLAN CAMPAIGN
CONTINUED from po1a ~

sure equal apportionment as amona
Negroes and Whites, of federal
money given to the several states in
aid of education, where inequalities
now obtain?
A. am opposed to the national
government meddling in state affairs
such as education. But I do think
equal opportunity should be given to
ali regardless of color.
6. What is your feeling with re-
gard to the right of qualified Neg
roes to appointive Offices either in
the state or federal government?
A. Rights are equal regardless of
color.
Democrats Urge Anti-Lynch Bill
The N. A. A. C. P. has also re-
ceived the complete texts of the Ohio
Democratic and Republican State
platforms. The Democratic platform
contains the following declaration on
civil rights of the Negro and anti
lynching legislation:
eve invite the co-operation of Che
colored voters of Ohio and pledge
the Democratic party of Ohio to use
all honorable means to secure ma
tional LEGISLATION against mob action
and lynchings and for protection of
the civil. political and industrial
rights of the colored citizens"
The Republican platform contains
the following plank on the NEGRO:
owe further pledge to the Negro
the civil, political and religious lib
ertv guaranteed bv our State Con-
stitution and by the Constitution of
the United States"
The meeting on October 5 of the
Ohio Conference of N. A. A. C. p.
Branches will be held at the Y. w.
G. A, 600 East Long Street, Column
bus. at 1000 A. M. Walter White,
Acting Secretary of the N. A. A. c.
P, will be present at this conference
and will also address a mass meeting
to be held at three o'clock in the
afternoon of the same day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
WALKS Is MILES TO PAY DEBT
ONLY 20 HOURS OLD.

Sanford, N. C.-(CNS)-Sam
Hickman, colored man living near
Jacksonville, in Hartnett County, is
reported to have walked Is miles to
Lay a debt which he incurred the day
before. Hickman, who was in San
ford, had trouble with his car; hav'
ing no funds to pay the garage for
repairs, he told the proprietor that If
he would trust him he would come
back the next day and pay him. Sure
enough the next day he appeared on
the scene and paid the bill, having
walked Is miles from his home. The
local newspaper called it "a demon
stration of honesty worthy of emu
lation not only by members OF his
race, but by the members Of the
white race as vel"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
HOT SPRINGS

Mr.. Augustus Courtney who was
a bellman at the homestead hotel
was gatally injured Friday night
He was near Barbor driving a new
Ford car and he must have put the
brakes too uickly and caused the car
10 turn over. He died early Sunday
morning his body was sent to his
home in Hanover Co. Sunday night
Those who were riding with him in
the car were Mrs. Viola Underwood,
very painfully injured, and Miss
Gladys Underwood and Russell Lee
mons only receiving minor injuries,
The services at the Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church were very good Sum
day. The pastor, Rev. ]. H. Camp
baptized twi candidates Sunday eve
ming Their was large attendance
Mrs. Ethel Sauler of Washington,
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Never Jacobstein.

BIGSSIudH H1tycI JoCVUoVSIHs
Thep rogram included an impress.
sive parade through the streets OF
Rochester with a brief ceremony al
the monument to Frederick Douglass
addresses by A. Philip Randolph, OF
the Sleeping Car Porters Brother.
hood, and by DR.. Jacobstein, the
branch president, as well as by Mr.
White.
A numerous attendance estimated
at six hundred took part in the
ceremonies.
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WALTER WHITE ADDRESSES
ROCHESTER EMANCIPA.
TJON nav GATHERING

New York, Sept. 26.-Walter
White, acting secretary of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People spoke on
Continuing the Emancipation Strug-
gle" yesterday in Rochester, N. y,
at the 68th anniversary Emancipation
Day celebration arranged by the local
N. A. A. C. P. branch under the
leadership of its president, ex-Con-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

Out on Hovey field is Coaching
Staff that couldn't be beat with a
"Beater". Dean Barksdale, former
Star Maroon and Steel tackle is sac
rifcing time to strengthen the line.
James w. Cotton, Star fullback laid
aside Union grid toys last year and
is assisting with cargo of aspiring
backs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04
Sport Grams
By The Scribe

Wen gang, -,
Here we are confronted with q
new year of sports. Already cold
winds have ushered in grid weather
and the rabble turns its attention to
the Panther lair where Coach Hucles
proteges are printing for their inltalal
tilt with the Seminary Parsons at Ho-
vey field tomorrow.
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MILLBORO, VA.

Rev. S. Robinson was at his post
of duty Sunday. He preached to a
very appreciative crowd. Mrs. A. G,
Spears attended services Sunday and
we were very glad to see her out.
Mr.. Stanyel Lou and his mother
of Pennsylvania are visiting his
wife's people, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fritz
patrick.
Miss Josephine Alexander is home
after spending the summer in Gosh
en-. Also Miss Aline Jones, who at
tended summer school in Charleston,
W. Va.
Mr.. Thermom Jones, after having
spent sometime in Charleston, W.
Va. is home again.
Mr. Boyd Jones took his mother
Mrs. Gary Alexaner to the G. and y.
Hospital for her second treatment.
She has returned and reports doing
fine.
Messrs. M. M. Alexander, Jas.
Spears, R. A. Williams and w. H.
Watkins are on the sick list this
week. We are hoping them speedy
recovery.
Mr.. M. Weaver visited his mother
in Madison Co., and reported a
pleasant trip.
Mrs. A. G. Spears, Mrs. Bessie
Humber and Sally Brown attended
the Fair in Lexington Wednesday
night. and reports pleasant trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

81 say Johnny Williams is cap
tanning a squad of men who might
not be as numerous as file on pa
rade but they're rounding into pre-
season form. Capt. Johnny is holding
down things around right end while
the elongated "Slim" Peters balances
play on the left. These two fellers,
the long and short of it, will certain
ly make things hum.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

Uh Huh. there are lot of young
Panthers showing their fangs, FIR in
stance there's Offchord" Yancey,
Joe Mayes, Harrison, Thurston,
"Dick" Armistead, Joe Webb, Shirty,
Forester, and Lee. No. I won't give
YOU the dope on tn rest.
"Beat Seminary" "On to Norfolk"
are the two slogans of the pepsters.
After trouncing the Parsons, Union
win journey to tidewater and rout
Lincoln UPS pack of Lions. And then
----C'mon Morgan. Of course gang
YOU know the Panthers have routed
Lincoln for the past eleven years,
and after trouncing them effectively
last year romped to Baltimore and
trampled the Morgan Marylanders to
he tune of 1877 set back.
There is a lot of spirit around the
o,,,rnS 70 cnpr fbo or,; lore act
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

The lad whom the gang has appel
ated "Tarzan" is Mr.. Martin of
Christianburg Institute. The way ne
mows into scrimmage certainly jus
titles the pseudonym. What no!
Sure you want to know who the
strapping young giant hating would
be pigskin FINGERS and toters in right
tackle, is. Well, he's none other than
the mighty "Big Boy" Robinson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

There is a fellow in the "Ball Tot
ing" crowd who halls from Peabody
Hi of the "Smoke City,. Yup, he's
the kid brother of the illustrous
"Gut" and Capt. John. every sport
has its twins, the Waner bros on the
Diamond, and the Williams bros on
the Gridiron," seq "Slim" Booker.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-10-04

Ex-Capt. Smith rolled in Tuesday
and has already enlivened things a
round the lair. No fellers, cap"
didn't roll in late for "note". Old
man Sargent had him.
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Saturday night every loval Unionitee
and City follower jammed the Chapei
70 follow the antics of "Sammy Scout
"Viv" Watson. and Richie Keller
Unions dynamic leaders in the first
pep fest of the year.
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There is lot of spirit around the
campus, to spur the gridders. Last
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-23
lnston Must Play Great Golf Today to Qualify in Tourney
Bobby Leads Amateurs Over First Lar
Jones' 50 Best Produced IN First
Half Of Qualifying Round
Yesterday
By o. B. KELLER

Ardmore, Pa, Sept. 23.-R-Bobby
Jones managed to open the ball at
Merton with the best round he ever
has produced for a similar purpose In
the dozen United States amateur golf
ing championships in which he has
competed-a dozen consecutive United
States amateur championships, by
the way, In which he has never failed
to qualify; another record for this
young n which, SO far as I know,
has never received any particular pub
Lefty.
Of course, MI. Jones has not quail
fled in this one, as yet. There was
another round to be played today;
but, unless Mr.. Jones broke a leg or
got the worst Of another bout with
Georgia Brunswick stem, there seemed
no way Of keeping him out of the
match play that starts Wednesday.
The Merton east course is bland
looking, v innocent, to the casual
observer in the gallery. With all its
famous white faces"-the brilliant
sand in 1877 bunkers-the Merton east
course has a %proclivity for slapping
you in the face unexpectedly. There
is no telling what will happen. Look
what happened to Harrison Johnston
Monday, and to Cyril James Hastings
Tolley about the same time.
But I cannot see that anything is
going to happen to Robert Tyre Jones
Jr. that can keep him from kicking
a golf ball around the Merton east
course in nothing outside of 80 in the
second round.
AS for the round itself, it was simply
| another of those brilliantly dulr'
rounds of Bobby Jones, where there
was next to nothing to see except a
big drive, a kick to the green, and a
couple of puts, or maybe one putt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-23
Campolo Hopes to
Get Recognition
In Sharkey Fight
Giant Argentine Is Underdog,
However; Not as Good a
Man as Firpo Was

New York. Sept. 23.-Pevictorio
Campolo, whose attempts to emulate
the spectacular feats of his compa-
triot. Luis Angel Firpo, have met with
failure so far. gets his big chance to
crash his way into the list of out
standing heavyweight ~contenders
Thursday night. His opportunity
comes in q Is round bout with Jack
Sharkey at the Yankee stadium, but
experts are predicting he will muff 1t.
Campolo Is a crude workman in
the ring and close observers of fistic
form see no reason why Sharkey
should not beat him handily. The
Argentine giant is big, strong and
game, but he has shown nothing in
this country to warrant any predic-
tons he can hold his own with as
polished q ringster as Sharkey. Cam
polo can hit with his right hand but
not with the crushing effect Of Firpo
nor can he rush in with the fine dis
regard Of consequences that marked
the wild Bulls" spectacular Amer
lean caree
Sharkey himself has been none too
Impressive in his workouts here. He
has been sluggish and careless. per-
haps because he figures he can whip
the Argentine without much trouble.
II the match is q crucial one for
Campolo, it is equally so for Sharkey
One more disappointing showing by
the Boston Sailor quite probably will
end forever any future 100000 guar
antees such as he demanded and re-
Iceived for this battle.
The gate" is not expected to ex-
coed Sharkey's guarantee. Some es-
Inmates placed Madison Square Gar
denis probable loss at $4,000.
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QUESTION OF BRAINS

The super-team that won four
American league pennants and three
worlds championships in five years
under Connie Mack's leadership, 1910
to 1914, always has represented the
peak Of the old masters achieve
ments.
It was Mack's greatest pride, though
he enjoyed more personal Satisfac-
ton in plotting another worlds cham
pionship club Is years later. 1t was
the foremost example Of his organic
ing genius, though its breakup In
1914 was a bitter blow to him.
1T may sound egotistical. but the
Athletics we're the greatest team Of
all time, because they had longer to
20 than any of the other famous ma
chimes in baseball" Mack wrote in
1915.
when the team was broken up 1t
could have gone along winning pen
nants for about five more years had
not q combination Of circumstances
compelled me to tear apart a team
that it took much effort to put to-
gether."
The nucleus Of this world-beating
combination was a pitching trio IA
nous for all time-Colby Jack
Coombs, Crossfire Eddie Plank and
Chief Charles Albert Bender, the In
dian Of whom Mack once told me:
HE was the greatest 'one-game
pitcher I ever knew. I used to tel
the Chief to get ready to pitch on
certain date. He grunted assent. ]
might not see him for days, but or
the appointed date he would appear
ready and fit, usually unbeatable.
"Bender's only bad habit on thu
mound was q tendency to relax wher
he felt he had the opposition under
control. At such moments Harry
Davis used to walk over from first.
base, berate the Chief in good, old.
fashioned language. Thus admon'
ished, the Indian would bear down
again."
The Forthcoming champions gave
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-23
Mack Is Worrying
Over Hurting for
1890 World Series
George EarnshaW in Particular
Has Been Disappointing
to Athletic Pilot

Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-(P-Con-
ME Mack is a bit worried about the
Philadelphia Athletics chances in the
worlds series.
He has some miSgiving about his
pitching and he said he was particu-
larly worried about George Earrshaw.
IF / had one more pitcher. I mean
one more dependable pitcher" Mack
said today, II think I'd be all right.
I'm particularly worried about Fern
shaw. George hasn't looked like him.
self in the last few starts. aud in adj
dition he hasn't recovered from being
struck on the knee with a batted
bali.
This series is going to be a mighty
tough one for us to win. st. Louis
must have a great ball club. They
were IL games behind Aug 9-that
shows how good they are. The Car
dinals have a lot Of pitchers and
plenty of good batters. Another
thing, the gait they've been travelling
will send them into the series at the
very peak Of their FORM"
The veteran pilot said the Athletics
had reached their peak on the west
ern trip Of the season and that they
had not looked as good since.
"Our team" he added, "is q Pc
culiar team. ! lever expected we
would win the championship during
the first half Of the season. We
didn't look like a pennant winner un-
til after July f."
Mack and his Athletics planned to
visit the Phililes park this afternoon
for a closeup Of the Cardinals.