The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 14

THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 1923 Be PI FiM State Elim Toddy mdfoon tame ayeih Durham soma changes in the nnsop ere TRINITY WATCHING HIM Frlday'a game with the Seceders TERRIERS fori A number of subs sent in FOB II showed themselves worthy of a trial with the first string men The odd men who up to this time lng due to Captain Hoola and Car-lisla Moora Jointly Moore kicks averaged from 67 to yards and Hoole's from 65 to 68 thus every kick landed In the opponents five yard aone i Should the Terriers show as much improvement this week as in the last week tha team in Friday's gams will be hard to recornUe as the same eleven that faced the North Oeorgla Agg! yintiTTiber 11 have been the second and third teams after their taste of actual BLUE DEVILS WILL DOWN THE IN YELLS OUTWORKING Hi fighting In an Intercollegiate con test Friday past ara putting out more and mora every day In the dally acrimmuges to prove them selves worthy of being sent in at I nan Doesn't Like the Way Carolina any time Thla has put new fire Played That Yale Game into those bow holding regular berths for they realize that they have to hump If they maintain their places on the varsity So a lively fight ensues to see who will trot out to meet ErskinVi grli it ii pi: i ri ti ri: r-J Tells How the North and East Are uepenumg upon ompp tu uuuc uib aiumm ruiwdiua i I i i TL Erskine Will Be at Spartanburg Next Friday Some of Second String Men Showed Up Well Last Week and May Land Rplal to Tha Obwrrer SPARTANBURG 8 Oct Coach Major's Wofford Terriers began work Monday afternoon preparatory to the aeaaon's third con warriors Friday afternoon Looked Upon the University Several of tha varsity men dis of North Carolina Ths grid warriors from Due West coma to Spartanburg with a record of two less! and no wins but the Terrisrs have not forgotten that they overcame the Breeders last yeaf a score of only 5 to 0 They recall also that always In time past the Erskine crew has been a scrappy one Hence this year they prepare for a real fight Wofford fans will watch for the not only hoping to win this week but to gather a vague idea by comparative scores of the strength of the Citadel Bulldogs who corns here Thanksgiving Citadel bested Erskine 28 to 0 ast week After Friday's contest the Terriers will not play at home again until November 1 when they meet Oglethorpe here at the coun- played much better form Friday ana uasn 10 victory lor mem Are Afraid Monk McDonald Will Also Elude Their Forwards and Send Methodists Down With a Crash Tha following letter from Hoke which waa conspicuously better than a llotlessness which characterised their play before that day Wells at half came Into the limelight with his long gains Captain Black of Greenville explains itself: Hoole seems rejuvenated and put his toe into the pigskin as of old secutive home game the opposi sled will prfcve to fast and too elusive for the university team his punts averaging considerable more yardage than In the opening tion this week being the Erskine Seceders who will be the first state tesm to faca the Terriers Last game None of the kicKorrs reu credit for this be- ty fair under 65 yards Irlday's gam showed the Terriers much improved over the opening game the previous week The for -V It 'A I 4 at I i I i i i tjf into mtttimiimM'it' hi jrjUl''i ward wall proved to (be lmpene trable by the Georgians The back-field showed itself to be adept In the art of breaking up passes In short the whole defensives game of the Terriers proved to be a great On the Trinity campus there 1 cne fear It Is that Monk McDonald will get away It Is pretty certain that whatever the Methodists do they will undertake to keep Mao-Donald covered There is no question but that the Carolina quarterback Is feared and the Methodists will leave nothing undone to keep him covered Coach Herman Steiner Is counting heavily upon Frits Crute tnd Barney Carter Trinity ends to do the stopping Both men are spectacular defensive players and they should be able to cause the university eleven considerable trouble Trinity's line-Up Assistant Coach Burbage who has been helping Coach Steiner shape his 11 for the fray this afternoon gave out the following line-up: Left end Crute of Winston-Salem 17S nounds Improvement over ths first week's game The offensive game of the Ter rlera also showed Improvement a greater variety of aggressive foot hall being brought into play How ever some defects in the machine presented themselves: The correc tion of these Is the task that faces the coaching staff this wcvk Coach "Rip" had the opportunity and took advantage of it 10 use BY OSCAR BARKER DURHAM Oct Football In Durham 'will reach lta climax for the 192S season Friday afternoon at o'clock whan ths University ct Korth Carolina meets Trinity collets on Hanes field The graduate manager of athletics at Trinity believe a record crowd will be here for tha fame He li so confident that more than 8000 fans will bo on hand that he has authoriied Jhe erection of extra bleachers which will accommodate more than 8000 fans The seating capacity will be close to 1000 for this gama the big gridiron event of the season so far as Trinity is concerned Trinity expect to win the game At least the rank and file of the student body admits a feeling of confidence and hope It Is not likely that the students will risk much of their money on the faith In the ability of their team to win however unltss they are offered odds The athletlo officials at Trinity will go so far as to admit a belief that the Methodist Blue Devils win They also admit they can lose They 'believe Trinity's team ranks well In comparison but they are not forgetful of the nervous collapse of the Methodist eleven at Carolina last tail If the Methodist team holds Its nerve Trinity is pretty certain a victory will be realised Trinity fans are admltttdly pinning their hopes on Fred Shlpp a New Bern high school youth who Is one of the real stars turned out by the 1921 eastern champions Shlpp first entered State college in 1923 He did not remain In school however and this year 'entered THH' He Is a member of the fre-nan class To date he bus proved to be Trinity's best ground gainer He did most of the scoring for the Methodists last Saturday when they licked Randolph- Left tackle Hatcher of Mount lowwaiyou every man on the varsity squad Friday against the Piedmont ag Airy ISO pounds Center Simpson (captain) Win gregation This may call forth ston-Salem ISO pounds Righ guard Grigg Oastonla 175 ever Icnow TRINITY pounds Right tackle 'Williams 'Monroe 175 pounds Right end Carter St Augustine the goodness ra 160 pounds Quarterback Smith New Bern jou uunua Right half back Boswell Atlajjta 01 ua 145 pounds Left halfback Ltgerstedt Brocton Monk Mo Donald juaaa 15 pounds Full back Bullock "Wilson 180 Charlotte boy whom the Methodl sis are watching today In their game until you've smolced one? Line subs Morecock Flhley Webb Roberts Porter Shuts wun uaronna ai curnam uney a re right he had better be watched Moore Kimball Newell Backs especially wnen he's handling tnat all pigskin Khlpp Johnson Garrett Greenville Oct I "To the Sporting Editor of The Charlotte Observer: 'Dear Sir: "As an alumnus of the University of North Carolina and as a former manager of one of her varsity baseball teams I wish to say a few words in reference to the Yale game of last Saw nrday "Did the university make a mistake in sending her second string team to New Haven? She made one of the greatest In her history The university In the last few years had come to be looked upon most favorably by the people of the north They were beginning to look upon her as the outstanding Institution of the soutlk Tills Impression was fortified by my observations while a student at the Harvard Law school I remember how thrilled I was last year In particular by the glowing accounts of the Yale-North Carolina eame carried by the press of the east North Carolina papers In writing up a North Carolina victory over Virginia could scarcely have been more profuse In praise standing In the east a great "As the result of the univer sity's standing In the east a great crowd of almost 30000 people the greatest first day crowd In the history of Yale was present to see the battle of last Satur-duy This crowd which had coin together from all over the east expected to witness a real gunie one commensurate with the rank of the two institutions What must have been the feel-ings of that great throng at the end of the game? Surely the prestige which the university lutd gained In past years must have vanished I have no criticism to make of the boys who played that game I know they gave the best they had But did the university give her best "Last Saturday I was talking to a former BuckneU player Ills remark was to the effect that he didn't think It was very good sportsmanship on the part of North Carolina to send her second string men against Yale I defended the university as best I could But after all was It real sportsmanship? Drop Yale If you want or let Yale drop us but so long as we are facing a Yale team let us give our best I care not how many vlo tories it might cost us In the south We can afford to lose to one another we can afford to be defeated by northern teams hut we cannot afford not to gtve our best especially in an Inter-sectional struggle In such a game we are representing not merely a great state and a great university but we are representing the south and southern football and southern sportsmanship "I hate to criticise the athletlo policy of the university but I think It la the duty of her sons to do so when they think that policy Is subversive of the Ideals of Uie institution I am afraid It will be many a day before the university will cease hearing of the Yale game Those In charge of her athletic policy have done her a very great injury HOKE BLACK IN NEW SEATS FOR LI To evaporate one cubic foot water requires the consumption of seven and a half pounds of coal II BIG CROWDS TODAY Macon In addition to Shipp the THE BELWDNT BOYS (Other Sports on Page 21) Blue Devils are hoping that Leger BELMONT Oct 11 Tha Bel 1 i it mont Abbey high football warriors defeated the Belmont high school here this afternoon on Hair field by the score of 25 to 6 In the first quarter HolUe Gyles of Charlotte quarterback for the Abbey outfit caught the klckoff on IMPERIAL 10 CORONA 54 r- £7- the five-yard line and ran 95' yards for a touchdown Five minutes later Abbey high gained another NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU six points by divers end runs In the second and third quarters Abbey high put across two more touchdowns by the fatal forward passing of Gyles and Carlton each Double Grip 50c and up Speolal to The Oberrer TRINITY COLLEGE Durham Oct 11 Hanes field is all In readiness to receive In excess of 8000 tootball fans who will witness the struggle between Trinity and Carolina on Friday which will have a significant bearing on the state and South Atlantic football championship of 1925 Construction worfc on the new bleachers has proceeded at such a rapid gait that it is expected that more than- 1000 new seats will be provided The athletic authorities have taken every conceivable pain and precaution to adequately prepare for the record-breaking crowd that will witness this classic 2 squad has had the toughest tnd most intensive week of training that It has ever had Every man regular or subsUtute realizes that the same odds are against them that are against any youthful team that matches Itself with an aggregation of seasoned veterans Mo one has for a minute lost sight of the fact that the Blue Devil eleven however strong this year is only three years old But the players have burled themselves In the dally grilling with the realization that if victory comes their way it will be all the more accentuated by the odds against them Unfortunately several injhrles crossing the line for touchdown on different occasions Belmont high mads Its lone marker in the last fine minutes of 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be available for Friday's game Unless all signs fall however practically the entire squad himself he aasily outdistanced Bar I Gold who had a handicap of one- Whether You jfaveOrieCoiD sixteenth of a mile and proved him will form a nt ana rormiaaDie array self a real runner against the Chapel H1U eleven The English horse covered the mile and an eighth in 1:64 4-5 after being eased up at tha mile CADETS ARE WELCOMED LEXINOTON Va Oct The or Onefiundred Zev covered the distance In 1:52 3-5 TRINITY welcome generally accorded a winning team was 'given to the members of Va Flying Squadron on their return from Atlanta early Monday morning The feeling is universal that the Cadets played the game of their lives in a battle it is worth your while to investigate carefully the results of feeding a balanced ration pi 0 1 "Pi that was literally lull or spcctauiar runs unexpected maneuvers and the Dairy Feed tvill surely increase the milk yield yfe say this advisedly It has been proven by thousands of "dirt1' fanners breaks that shorten the lives or root-ball fans Coaches Blandy Clarkson and Bill Raftery are well satisfied with the showing made by their teams As a matter of tact they are authorities for the statement that and practical dairymen It is a feed rich iin the elements WHAT A A tthat make milk their football charges gained more Ml football experience ana absorbed football knowledge in the 60 minutes of play against Georgia Tech than the average player acquires in vf4 Yi iimi noT mtwu villi? arm li You Want Style Be Sure You Get It ff -A Js l-L JLJls XiJlalLV ttllVJ i season The statistics of the if1- A Fuel and Grate Saver Exclu-i i i sive with Mueller 1 I8 game show that I had a slight edge In rushing the ball and that White was the gainer in his ex rim change of punts with wycoff I made seven first downs to four for Tech and completed several for ward passes for long gains Tech on the other hand was successful in intercepting several Cadet passes the outstanding 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