Clemson at South Carolina

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  Atlanta tri-weekly journal, Atlanta, Ga., October 28, 1924, page 1

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  SOUTH CAROLINA III, IJs y Z” NEWBERRY. - Farm women of Newberry county hold annual meet ing and elect Mrs. James Caldwell, of Tranwood club, president. COLUMBIA. - Deaths from auto mobile accidents in South Carolina in 1928 total 119, according to gov eminent figures received here. ROCK HTLL.-E. s. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson and Miss Lena Brown sui fer injuries when automobile turns over on highway COLUMBIA-Governor Mcleod re ceives report of pardon board, rec ommending clemency for eighteen state prisoners, including one muir derer and seven serving terms for manslaughter. Clemency is reconmended for Ernest Vane, negro, OF GreenvilIe, under sentence of death. COLUMBIA.-Will of late DR.. J. J.. Watson is probated, showing estate valued at $1S1, 257, left to widow. 1tGREENVILLE.-C education through fourth or fifth grade FOR every child in state is reconnended by T. n. Bennett, superintendent of Brandon mills. at confer ence on education of mill heads OF state. CHESTER-Practi all Of little village of Cornwell, in Chester county, is destroyed by fire believed to have been of incendiary origin. Blaze started in Ed Cornwelfs store, and missing flour and tracks about store lead to conclusion that burglary was followed by fire, set to cover up tracks Of former. ANDERSON.-Mrs. !. r. Guyton, well-known woman of Percetown sec ton, is found dead in bed. She was 10. & CLIO.-Mrs. w. S. Lee, prominent woman, returns from church servlee, and as she enters front door of home, drops dead. .COLUMBIA.-At monthly meeting here state highway commission votes to elevate above highway water mark Walterboro-Ya and the gRidgeland- Vaudeville highways. “a COLUMBIA. : State poultry associtation adopts resolution favoring es- Establishment by state of poultry eXpertinent station. - SPARTANBURG. = Mrs. A gne s Johnson, young woman of Travellers Rest, is placed on trial on charge of numbering husband, Wesley Johnson 30, on July 10, 1928. ii SPARTANBURG.- Patrolman J. F. Began is discharged and Captain r. c. Hall, turnkey, and Patrolman s. M. Quinn, c. NJ. Rash and H. l.. Rodgers are suspended for fiji teen days from Spartanburg police, on charges of improper conduct, in connection with recent escape of one prisoner and attempted delivery from Jail of two young women. LAURENS.-N. S. Jones is arrest ed and held for Greenwood authorities He was released from Green wood Jail, but it was afterwards found that he had attempted to escape from Jail by use Of saws. COLUMBIA-Twelv thousand at tend football game at State fair between Clemson and University of South Carolina, Carolina winning 3 to 0. . COLUMBIA. - Several hundred students of Winthrop college attend state fair here in body, coming by special train. CAMDEN. -Handsome monument is erected at scene of Cleveland school, burned in spring of 1923, with loss of II lives. COLUMBIA. - South Carolinians’ contributions to presidential cam paign of John w. Davis total $4,000, igaccording to report received here from Washington headquarters. ORANGEBURG. - Petitions are circulated for election on question of issuing $175,000 of bonds for new city hall. GREENWOOD. - In recount of votes for county treasurer George n. Burnett increased lead over r. A Ellison from % to al votes. Recount chad been ordered by state committee on petition of Ellison. ! CAMDEN. NJ. r. Lee is sen. fenced to serve five years in state penitentiary, on charge of polygamy. He admitted having three wives. number three being under age of /, consent. He was convicted on two charges, given five years on each conviction, sentences to run concur rently. ..ROCK HILL. = Contract for new Auditorium at Rock Hill High school Is awarded to j. E. Healen, cost to be $12,910. COLUMBIA. - Committee from Columbia chamber of commerce and Columbia clearing house, August kohn, Edwin w. Robertson and Frank A. Pierson, goes to, Richmond to present to directors of federal reserve bank Columbia claims for fecation of proposed branch of Rich inond institution. CHESTER. - Dormitory at Brain erd Institute, large negro college here, is burned, entailing loss of $4,000. COLUMBIA. - County health of. ficers and assistants and public health nurses meet here, with Capt. VI. L. Fisher in. charge of malaria control division of state board of health. COLUMBIA. - Survey is begun .or new million dollar hotel here. COLUMBIA. - Governor Mcleod accepts craftsmanship of Christmas tuberculosis seal sale for state. >CEESTE.R. Andrew Walker Vess, Al dies at home here, follow ing stroke Of paralysis. Interment is held at Union. NORTH CAROLINA SELMA.-C V. Clark, siXty-two, Of Greensboro, veteran Southern railway engineer, dies suddenly at throttle, of acute indigestion, just as he started train.

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  Evening star, October 24, 1924, page 30

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  CLEMSON BEATEN, 80, BY SOUTH CAROLINA COLUMBIA, S. c., October “a South Carolina defeated Clemson, 8 to 0, yesterday in the twenty-second meeting of the two institutions on the gridiron. Ten thousand saw the contest The winning points were scored in the third period, when Boatwright. Carolina back, made a kick from placement from the 17-yard line. The Gamecocks had failed in an effort to advance by rushing from the 7-yard line, where they came into possession of the ball as a result of a run of A yards by Edmunds, who intercepted a Clemson forward pass. The Tigers recovered a Carolina tumble on the Gamecocks’ 30-yard line just before the game ended, but Robinson’s attempted placement miss ed by inches. Carolina, in the first few minutes, had the ball on the C1emsons 5-yard line, but a forward pass went over the goal on fourth down. Clemson worked the ball to Carolina’s 7-yard line in the third period, but lost the ball on downs.

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Officially, Clemson leads 74–⁠44–⁠4; as played, 70–⁠43–⁠4 in the 117 games on file; the official count covers all 122 meetings, counting the 100 since this game.