Davidson at Clemson

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  The Pickens sentinel, Pickens, S.C., October 7, 1915, page 8

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  |T &C dDCAIA AND |PEIR SONAI n Mr.. G. B. Finley last weel visited his daughter, Mrs. j. B | jameson, in Easley. Mrs. Irwin Miller is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Claytor Newton, in Pickens. Lynn Freeman, son of Mrs. H A. johnson of Perry, Okla, is visiting relatives in Pickens. Messrs. G. G.. and Bristow Christopher Of Greer spent Sun. day with their parents in Pick ems. j. l.. o. Thompson of Pickens, S. c., arrived in Vicksburg Fri day and will be with the Demo ocrat Publishing Co-Vicksburg (Miss.) Democrat. The Ladies’ Cottage PRAYER meeting will meet Friday even ing at 4 o’clock with Mrs. Ben LaBoon. All the ladies of Pick ems are cordially invited to at tend. G. l.. Cureton of Pickens has been APPOINTED u. S. Deputy Marshal for the Western district OF South Carolina, an important office with good salary attach ment. The Easley Traders Association has set apart every third Monday in each month as sales day in Easley and have an advertisement in this issue telling about it. Read the ad. On account Of the Pickens CITY council and the management of the Ivy Water Light & Power Go. being unable to agree on a new contract for lights for the town the street lights have been off since October l. We are grieved to learn that 0. S. Stewart has suffered relapse from his recent attack of fever and has been taken to the Greenville hospital for treat ment. We trust he may soon be restored to normal health. Quite number Of Pickens peopie went down to Clemson SaturdaY to see the football game between Clemson and Davidson. The game resulted in tie, 6–⁠6. Riggs field, Clemson’s new athletic field, was dedicated on this occasion. Up to Tuesday morning no in formation or clue .of any kind could be found concerning the mysterious disappearance of c.. w. Martin, who disappeared in Atlanta, Ga, September IS. No reasons can be found for his disappearance. He is a son of Editor G. II. Martin of Easley. A. A.. Pace returned last week from Greenwood, where he had been at the bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar w. Iollis, and her husband, who are both in the hospital suffering from an attack of, fever. They have been dangerously ill, but we are glad to state they now seem to be on the road to recovery. Rev. E. Y. Babb, pastor of the First Baptist church at Easley was a pleasant caller at The Sentinel office Monday morning. We are always glad to see him. Mr.. Babb is doing good work al Easley. He is holding a meet. ing this week at Lenhardt school house. The latter part of this month Rev. II. V. Mccall Of Clemson College will assist hin in a REVIVAL at Easley. The centennial celebration of the Pendleton Farmers Society will be held at Pendleton or October IL and 13 and at Glenn son College October ID. Al elaborate program has been prepared and among the mos prominent speakers on the pro gram are Clarence Poe, editor o. the Progressive Farmer; Cover nor Manning, Congressman Lever, President Harrison of tn Southern Railway, Presiden Riggs of Clemson College. Sec retary Houston of the u. S Department of Agriculture. liz ne D17o ~ q

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  Richmond times-dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, Virginia, October 3, 1915, page 29

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  CLEMSON AND DAVIDSON TIE CLEMSON COLLEGE. s. c.. October clemson and Davidson battlcd to n : 10 tie on Riggs Field here today. Davidson using the forward pass successfully four times Clemson scored In tho first quarter when owens recovered a tumble and ran fifty yards for touchdown. Davidson scored In tho third period. when KEGS Tor dashed through a broken field for forty yards. and Laird was rushed over tho GOAL line on tho next play. The North Carolinians had the edge slightly on the Clemson club

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Clemson leads 9–⁠5–⁠4 in 18 meetings, counting the 10 since this game.