The Charlotte News from Charlotte, North Carolina • 11

THE CHARLOTTE (N C) NEWS DUKE AND CAROLINA BATTLE TO SCORELESS TIE SOUTH CAROLINA GAMECOCKS UPSET STATE 21-0 SUNDAY NOV 22 Deadly Interference Mowing Down Maroons Penalties Ruin Scoring Hopes Of Both Clubs The slashing attack Charlotte High played on Maroons are shown in the pictures below featuring the withering fire of the Walter Skidmore Interference and blocking In each picture Goat Hatcher new ly found backfiekl ace is lugging the- ball behind twa ngain is leading The Goat with Junior Graves and Henry separate kinds of interference Left Charlie Hanes is Westerfield clearing up for them on the line of scrimleading him by End Bryson with Captain Burner Ashe-! mage Rhjne Shoupe is blocking out the outside of the ville steaming in This is an open field shot Right Hanes Maroon line Both photos by Russell Rogers (Pack Repulsed Several Times Near Goal Line Fifty-Yard March Nets South Carolina First Touchdown in Opening Period of Tilt Star Of Offe nse Hatcher Is Battering Pete Williams Beats Quakers Out Of Title Elon Scores 19 to 6 Upset and Appalachian Be conies Champion of Little Six Bunn Makes Sensational Run Greensboro Nov 21 The most colorful figure in Little Six football outplayed himself today to lead his Elon team mates to a 19-6 victory over Guilford at Memorial Stadium Pete Williams passed time endA Carolina Walks Away With Cross- ountry Captain Jensen Runs Tar Heels to Championship of Southern Conference Bray Devil Star Leads Most of Way Chapel Hill Nov 21 The University of North Carolina today regained the Southern Conference cross country title the Tar Heels held for four consecutive years from 1926 through 1929 walking away with the annual five-mile run by a big margin Captain Clarence Jensen finlshec first Ed McRae Mark Jones third Eob Hubbard fifth and Louis Sullivan fourteenth to give the Tar Heels low team score of 25 The other seven teams trailed badly I being second with 77 points followed by Tennessee 100 Florida 119 Duke 120 Georgia Tech 121 Maryland 128 and Georgia 170 McIntosh Scores To Wallop Clinton 8 Nov (IP) Citadel defeated Presbyterian College last year's 8 I A A championship eleven 7-0 here today Locals Score ou First Offensive Shines As Offensive Alexander Best By RUSSELL ROGERS Charlotte High rampant Wildcat football machine yesterday rolled over Asheville Maroons to turn in an easy 41 to 0 victory An amazing array of line pluug- lng end circling backs swept over around and through the Maroons to register a victory by the largest margin by which Charlotte ever defeated Asheville The Wildcats crashed and battered defense to pieces In the first half scoring thirteen point In the opening quarter and 21 in the second After the half they came back to score seven more and then lay back and took It easy for the remainder or the contest falling to score In the final period Match In Goal Line Crossed by Carolina and Duke but Plays Are Called Even Game By BAILEY GR00ME Durham Nov 21 The University of North Carolina and Duke University football teams played to a scoreless tie here today before 22000 fans probably the largest attendance ever to see a strictly all-State game It wu a hard fought battle throughout with honors as even as the score would Indicate Each side annexed seven first downs the Duke boys getting six of theirs in the first half one In the last while Carolina made three In the first half and four In the final hah' It was a colorful crowd that eat in the giant horseshoe and cheered for their favorites There were only some seven vacant tiers In the huge concrete ampltheater BREAKS TO CAROLINA There were only two breaks In the game and the Tar Heels got the advantage In both of these Adkins threw two balls away one In each half for losses of more than 30 yards and placing Carolina in an advantageous position to score both times but the mighty Duke line was too powerful for them and they could not negotiate the yardage Duke won the toss at the end of the game since there was no winning team to take the coveted friendship cup and won the trophy The Carolina captain as a gesture of politeness gave the cup Into the hands of Duke to hold for another year or In other words until it can win It which It has failed to do for the last two years There were several battles going on In the line while the backs were trying to gain ground Perhaps the most strenuous lntrumural fights was staged between Gilbreath and Adkins at center The Carolina boy was riding Adkins fiercely throughout and must have punished hint pretty badly since Adkins was re fponslble for a couple of bad tosses to the backfleld and both of which might have been dangerous SSEll AM) OTHERS Ihe most consistent ground gainer were Slusser and Phipps for Carolina and Mason and Brewer for the Duke boys though neither team had any consistent gains to write home about there was too much line on each side for the backfleld of the other While the stands were filling the Carolina and Duke bands paraded and played their college numbers The weather was fine and clear and the greensward of the gridiron never looked prettier There was a lot of college spirit displayed In both 6tands The Duke club trotted upon the field first and was greeted by an outburst of enthusiasm Soon the Tar Heel eleven trotted out and the Carolina stands went wild CAROLINA CHOOSES GOAL Carolina won the toss and chose the south goal putting their backs to the sun Duke lined up to receive In the north When It is said that Duke made six first downs and Carolina two in the first half It can be seen pretty well that Duke was playing the best game Carolina took heart near tha end of the period however and reeled off a couple of ten-yard deshes White going for one and Thompson making the other Neither side was doing anything with the other's line and Duke was filling the air with passes throwing no less than fourteen and getting away with four the longest being for eighteen yards Carolina tried three but none of them connected Carolina kicked to Duke at the five-yard line and Ershler brought It back to the 35-yard line Held for downs Lansy kicked lor forty yards Carolina failed and Croom kicked hack for forty yards The ball sce-sawed back and forth for the space of a couple of punts and then Brewer broke through for a 17-yard dash carrying the ball to the Tar Heel 23-yard marker On a reverse play Brewer carried the ball to the seven-yard line and It was first down and the stands were yelling for a touchdown nitEWMt SCORES CALLED BACK Brewer circled Carolina's left end for a score but It was not allowed because Duke was holding There was several more exchanges Mors on Third Sports Faye Tough For Both Twin Brothers Hurt In Grid Go Memphis Tcnn Nov 21 (IP) Southwestern rolled up a 54-13 seora over Union University here today Johnny llnghe and Jimmy his twin brother were seriously hurt In (lie game Johnny play left end and Jimmy tenter on the southwestern eleven Johnny suf-rred a concussion of the brain lospltal attendants said his condition was fair tonight Jimmy suffered a broken collar bone rulsed kidneys again successfully two of them being to Roberts and Rollins for touchdowns led the line attack that drove half the length of the field twice and plunged over for a touchdown on his own hook besides kicking an extra pomt Guilford made the score 7-6 at the halt when Bunn ran thirty yards around end for a spectacular touchdown JAMEISON IN LATE PLAY Late In the game Jnmelson faked a pass and went from his own thirty Columbia Nov 21 (UP) The University of South Carolina closed its home football season hare today with a 21-0 victory over a fighting North Carolina State Wolfpack Victory of the Gamecocks was accomplished without the ejvices of their star halfback Earl Clary The State backfield was composed of swift shifty runners who sre menace to anybody' goal line any time McQuage and Wilson who bore the brunt of the attack and later Cook ran well enough to amass with the assistance of the other backs seven first doweas GET BALL IN MIDFIELD Midway the first quarter Carolina got the call on the 49-ykrd line when McQuage punted to Wolfe On the first play Wolfe hit right tickle for three yards and followed through center for six more Captain Blount made It first down with three years and then Fleming took one over left guard When Wolfe passed toward Laval officials ruled Interference on the part of State giving the Gamecocks a fifteen-yard gain and first down on the 3 -yard ilne Four ilne plunges earned another first down and then Fleming took three and Wolfe eix more before Blount smacked the line for a yard and first and ten from where Fleming pushed across the remaining feet for the touchdown Hajek kicked the extra point from placement A drive that ended when Wolfe fumbled on the one-yard Une waa started when Hajek Intercepted a pass on nls 45-yard line and returned ten yards Dick Shinn's seven-yard run and the flfteen-yara penalty assessed against State for tackling him out of bounds made first down Shinn and Wolfe pushed the ball to the two-yard line where Wolfe fumbled and Espey recovered one yard from the goal A few minutes later Hambrlght'e fumble on the 22-yard line closed the Gamecocks' threats for the first half WOLFE SAVES DAY Two scintillating 26-yard runs one by Cumtskey and the other by McLawhorn of State shoved Carolina deep Into Its own territory Wolfs both times saved the day for Caroliua by hla tackles of the runner from hla safety man position State drove the ball to the twelve-yard line and then passed unsuccessfully over the goal line Carolina (21) data (4) Laval LE Oursoau Adair LT Cobb Hughsy LG Duka Hajek Ccntrr Espey Freeman RO Lefort Meers RT Btroupa Baby RK Rosa Wolfe QB McQuage Hambrlght H8 Wilaon Fleming HB McLawhorn Blount FB Kinken SOUTH CAROLINA 7 4 4 STATE 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Fleming Blount Wolfe Points after touchdown Hajek (J) Wolf (piaeementsi Subs: Carolina Moorehead Fort-son Shinn McManus DeVaughan Barentme Robbins Cornell Bostick Gilmore and Turner State: Cumlskey Seitz Buchannon Tull Cook Helms Dellinger and Gorham Navy Beaten Bv Methodists Annapolis Md Nov Southern Methodist undefeated champion of the southwest made it nine in a row today by defeating an Inspired Naval Academy eleven 13 to 8 Outrushed throughout most of the game the Texans were forced to call upon their vaunted aerial trickery to down a team that was not expected to make much of a battle of it Don MacQueen Is Rhodes Candidate Don MacQueen Davidson College's driving fullback is a candidate for Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University England it became known here last night MacQueen finishes Davidson after Christmas Ha is a member of the honor society president of the Davidson College athletic association and a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity Play Final Game Philadelphia Nov Three players who have helped to write gridiron history of the University of Pennsylvania will play their third and final game against Cornell on Thanksgiving Day on Franklin Field Captain Paul Rihlett and Leonard Tanseer ends and Bill Oraupner quarterback were members of tha 1923 team which defeated Cornell 17 to 7 and of the 1930 team which lost to the Big Red eleven 13 to 7 IIKtS AM) llDtS Scars-Roehuck A Co Play MP Tilt Opens Pairings Announced for Event Begin Competitive Play After Delays First round match play In the Myers Park Club's President's cup golf tournament was scheduled to begin today after many postponements end delays One match will be play ed each The winner of the tournament 7 0 8 gZ to the other twenty Both teame gained about 245 yards apiece though Elon made nineteen first downs to six Elon completed eight passes to one for the Quakers The loss cost Guilford tie with Appalachian for the Little Six championship the Mountaineers having won three games and lost none become champions of the loop Guilford (8) Elon llfll Loveici LE Rollins Mears LT Waters' Rudsm 77 'Moph's Bouton RO Peoples Purnell RT Caddeil Haworth RE Brawley B1S5 QB Roberts Jamieson Lit Do(Tlmyer Bum RH Walker W'ellons FB Williams The single score came In the first quarter McIntosh plunged Tor the tally after leading a drive down field aided bv two passes from Jennings to wiilddlngdon Maryland Gets Third Position Curley Men Defeat and 13 to Gen Line Unable to Hold College Park Aid Nov Maryland University assured Itself of fifth place in the Southern Conference by defeating Washington and Lee 13-7 In Byrd stadium today The strong line proved incapable of stopping the faet Maryland backs and Washington and Lee's only touchdown came after Sawyer intercepted a pass In the final period and ran 60 yards to score The game ended with the ball on the Generals' three-yard line W' A (7) Maryland (13) LE Pm( LT Carllsi LG Hadden Tllson Bolen Mitchell Boland Morrla Handley Wilson Bawyera Mattox Bailey Touchdown Center RO RT RE -QB LR RH FB Faber Krajcovio Keenan Norrla Woodi Chalmeri Berger Poppelman Poppelman 2i Sawver Pomta after touchdown Chalmers (piaca kick) Lacks Final Punch Dallas In the Southern Metho-dist-UnlversIty of Texas football game Southern Methodist gained 407 yards and made 39 first down! but acored only one touchdown Texaa with five first downs also crossed Its opponents' goal Atlanta Nov 21 (UP) Georgia Tech came crashing hack into the Southern Conference football epot-light today with a 23-0 victory over Scoring: Touchdowns: Rollins! Unlverity of Florida which surprised Tornado's Victory is Sur- Georgia Tech Upsets Gators a crowd of 1000U fana Tech has progressed steadily through the season after a rather dismal start game was expected to be a close battle as both participants had tied North Carolina 3ut the Yellow Jackets put on a versatile exhibition of football coring thirteen flrat down to Florida's eight gaining 287 yards from scrimmage against 100 In their passing game however they were shut out completely on twelve attempts whtlo Florida tried four for 44 yards Florida (0) Georgia Tech (23) Parnell Phlel Bernhardt Ferazzl Osgood RO Jenkins Hsll Culler Davit McCl Sllsbyici will be awarded the president's cup donated by Horton The pairings: 8 McCarty vs McCanless A Waddell vs Mlchsel Wise A Avant vs Jack Dorsett Raymond Hadlev vs Weil Phillips va Page Jim Hobbs vs NalT Ed Wright vi Graves Jr W'tda Hayward va Howard Cannon Henderson vi Rosa Jr Ben Wyche Jr va Laurence Jones Joe Smith vs Guy Elder Pentecost vs Karl Waters Alexander vs Junius Smith Charles Blackburn vs Ros Sr Volght vi Keely Grice Kluttz vi Bmlth John Dempster va Bridges Clarence Ezell vs Dr White Hilton vs Ed Hadley Morrison vs Beck Jr Thurston Kizer Wilson Cave and Miller drew byes Cagers Scrimmaging University Va Nov Virginia' basketball team ha begun scrimmage In preparation for the Winter campaign Ou Tebell coach of the court quad la drilling hla charge two nights each week JENSEN MISSES RECORD Jensen's time was 27 minutes 10 2 seconds fast but not a record The course mark Is 29:28 set by Galen Elliott in 1927 Bray of Duke who finished fourth led the race for the first four and a quarter miles then Jensen passed him and from there on was never headed McRae passed the Duke man next Jones got him on the track and Hubbard by a great sprint down the final stretch almost beat him out of fourth place Bray Duke Stout Tennessee: Miles I Jensen Carolina and McRae Carolina were bunched In a group in the lead after two miles BRAY LEADS AT FOIR After four miles Bray was still leading' with Jensen trailing him ten yards McRae trailing Jensen 20 yards Jones trailing McRae ten yards snd Hubbard following five yards behind Jones The lint 25 men finished In the following order: Jenson Carolina McRae Carolina Jones Carolina Bray Duke Hubbard Carolina Stout Tennessee Nlchola Duke Smith Florida Dyrart Tennessee Miles I White I Goddard Tennessee Bsrnhardt Georgia Sullivan Carolina: Orlmsley I Cronon Maryland Murphey Georgia Tech Ayers Florida Hudgtnl I Shura Maryland Campbell Georgia Tech Carter 1: Elder I Jones Georgia Tech: Cox Florida I freshmen won a preliminary triangular lreshman meet Scores were I Freshmen S3 Carolina Freshmen 41 Duke Freshmen 41 Harry Williamson Carolina waa Individual winner and set a new record for the three-mile freshman course of seventeen minutes 233 seconds Finishing behind hint In order were Erickson Duke Goenls I Heritage Duke Cousins I Chester To Play Off Tie Thursday Chester Nov Chester high school's football team winner of the fourth district and New Brook-land-Cayce eleven third district title holder will battle here Thanksgiving Day for the right to meet Easley for the upper state title In class Chester and New Brook-land-Cayee fought to a 6-8 tie at Columbia Thursday Appleby Champion Chicago Nov Edgar Appleby New York won the national amateur 182 balkllne billiard title from Percy Collins of Chicago today The score for the third snd final block waa 384 to 244 In 30 Innings Purple Re gains Iowa City la Nov Northwestern defeated Iowa 19 to 0 today and retained it Big Ten conference leadership Approximately 20000 attended Whrlan Features Washington Nov (UP) Catholic University defeated Providence University in Brookland stadium today 13 to 7 The spectacular running of Whelan smart halfback waa the feature of the game FORWARD PASSES MISSING Walter Skidmore's elaven showad an amazingly powerful running attack that functioned entirely without the aid of forward pastes Charlotte's two quarterbacks elected to try not a single pass and that It was not needed waa amply proved by the manner In which the Wildcat ball luggera toted the oval for gain after gain and touchdown after touchdown Charlottes first score came after Asheville receiving the klck-ofl had gained four yards and then tried to punt from It own 29-yard marker Alec Copeland broke through to block the kick and Bert Shore recovered on the Asheville four-yard Una On the first play Charlie Gadd sailed around end for the acore His placeklck for point waa wild Charlotte had another touchdown wdthin a few more minutes It took the ball on it own 44-yard line and In eight play had run the bail over Gadd punching across from the thirteen-yard strip Henry Wes-terfield who co-operated with Gadd in working the ball Into scoring position carried the oval over but the Wildcat were offside and the play was called back Gadd made the kick good and Charlotte led at the quarter 13 to 0 with the ball on Asheville eleven-yard line where Gadd Bill Haynes and Westerfield had placed It after working back from their own 20 Hane Westerfield and with the latter scoring and kicking point put the ball over FOLK 81 BS IN LINEl'P With four subatltute in the lineup the Wildcat again opened up Mora on Third Sporta I School Athletic Association will meet I with representative of the two schools Rankin told The News last night that due to a special ruling In the Western Conference of which both schools tre members that since South Georgia 23 Florida 0 Georei 12 Auburn 6 Kentucky 41: Kentucky 7 Howard 7 Bir South 6 Maryland 13 and 7 Centre 75 Loulaville 0 La Tech 7 Louisiana Col 0 Hampton 20: Morgan 0 Roanoke 7 Emory-Henry 8 Western 64 Union 13 Randolph-Macon 21 American 0 Bowling Green 41 Richmond 7 6t Johns 13 Lynchburg 0 Is Yale 3 Harvard 0 Svracuse 0: Columbia 0 (tie) Boston College 18 Boston 6 Bucknell 14 Fordham 13 Georgetown 13 VUlanova 8 Charlolle Plays Salisbury Set Dale Site Tomorrow Williams Bunn ipiace kicxi Subs: Guilford: hoim S'chol Officials: Reason iGeorglai referee: Hays umpire Moms rWlscon-slni head'inesmsn Extra point: Williams Sllber Newman Chls- Michigan Wins Ann Arbor Mich Nov (UP) 65 yards through Minnesota's defense William Hewitt dynamic Wolverine fullback today carried the University of Michigan to a hard-fought 6 to 0 vctory Howard Wins 7 To 6 Birmingham Ala Nov (UP) one-point victory went Into the season's football record to-day when Tom Bondurant Howard trusty-toed center booted a placement to break a tie and win over Birmingham Southern 7-6 bury las won three and tied two In five starts Tha winner of this game will meet Durham at Chapel Hill The site of the Sallsbury-Charlotte game and other details will be worked out Monday Dickinson 14 Muhlenburg 8 St Vincent 13 New River 8 Davis-Elkins 7 Qusntlco 0 Springfield 78 Vermont 0 West Ohio State 40: Illinois 0 Michigan 8 Minnesota 0 Detroit 20 Mich State 13 Wittenberg 21: Davton 6 Mt Union 32 Oberlln 0 Baldwin Wallace 19 Akron 0 Bluffton 12 Defiance 12 (tie) Wilmington 0 Detroit Col 0 Mich Teachers 7 Mich Tch 6 Wheaton 18 Aurora 0 Brantley 19 Mllllken 12 Okla City 37 Nebraska Wea 0 Rice 20 Arkansas 12 ea Third (parts touchdown McArthur (Ji placements Flowers placement Otllctais' Fosttri Virginia referee Perry iSeanei umpire Major (Auburn' field judge: Manat tArmaun head linesman Sing Sing Scl Ossining Nov Riding the crest of a 33 to 0 victory over the Naval Militia eleven Sing Sing prison's football team la confident of victory against the Port Jervis police eleven tomorrow in th prison yard etadlum Seniors And Soplts Lexlngten Va Nov The Virginia Military Institute team that will face Virginia Polytechnic Institute at Roanoke on Thanksgtv lng Day will be made up almost entirely of senior and sophomores West Virginia Wins Morgantown Nov 21 West Vtrglnla University's eleven defeated Penn State 19-0 in a game that was not decided until the final period non High School of Jpr Tnn hi a football player who la only 13 year) old Charlotte High School's football team will play Salisbury High for the Western North Carolina Class A championship this week on a day to be decided tomorrow night at Salisbury when Rankin secre-tary of the North Carolina High Carolina Duke 0 North Carolina 0 (tie) South Carolina 21 State 0 High Point 12 Len -Rhyne 6 Catawba 39 Lincoln Mem 0 Asheville School 8 Lces-McRne 0 Wingate 75 Edleto 0 Campbell 0: Ac 0 Elon 19 Guilford 6 Charlotte 41: Asheville 0 (High) W-Salem 0 Salisbury 0 (tie) (Ht's) Belmont Abbey 0 Barium 0 Appalachian 25 Concord 0 Citadel 7 Presbyterian 0 Intersect lotial 8 California J8 Notre Dame 14 13 Navy 6 end 27 Western Res 7 Temple 18 Denver 0 Haskell 31 Oglethorpe 10 both schools have perfect records that the play-off will be necessary "This rule was made due to the team In the league falling to plsy round robin schedule he declared Charlotte has won all four of her conferences games while Salis LaFayette 13 Lehigh 7 Virginia 19 Penn State 0 Army 54: Urainua 8 Brown 19 New Hampshire IS Holy Cross 18 Loyola 14 Wesleyan 38 Alleghany 7 Delaware 31 Haverford 0 Dickinson 14 Muhlenberg 6 Geneva 18 Westminster 0 Cove City 20 Thiel 0 Juanita 25 Wayneeburg 6 Maryland 20 Mt St Mary 0 Penn 13 Susquehanna 0 St Joseph 20: Washington Col 0 Hobart 13 Rochester 7 Tufts 7 Mass state 7 (tie) Delaware 31: Haverford 0 Olivet 23 Hope 0 Upsala 19 7 Brown 19 New Hampshire 13 Oallaudet 0 Shepard 0 (tie) Geneva 18 Westminster 0 Subs: Carolina: While Thompson Mriekland Peacock Phipps Phllpott M'CasKill Brnndt ard O'Znrt Duke: Brownlee Mullen James Carpenttr I mr-ra Hendrickson Belue Abbott Mns Shock Hamrick Inugh'ery Officials: Referee A Huteheni iriuduei umpire 11 Sehrlnj (Kan-ft si headlltiesman Tolley Re-wsneei field Judge Powell (Wla-t onsini Do you know that you can buy 29x140 Standard dj no sciherling for Other sizes In proportion Huntley Bros 4th A Mint Sft Phono 3-4189 i.