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0110111IMMIIIIIMEIMEN M1E11111 MOMMEIIIMMEFAINi IIIMPOIMMINEEMINE i PAGE TEN THE CHAREOTTE OBSERVER -The Foritiffst Newgpaper of the Two CarOlinai---- SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 193 I SECTION TWO i FLORIDA ROLLS up 34 To 0 sc it RE ON -STATE I Charlotte wyd Flatten score CENTRAL OUTFIT ONE OF FEW cCOLUMiBlAtinHIGH eTHREATS loirpAct( PLAYS Georgia Bulldogs MIDDIES gEruip IIHA ILOTTE A re yesterday but oe- II CET5 REVENGE to casionally the ttsuors threatened Here Captain Bauknight is shown skirting endlin the last quarter in one of few menacing drives 'CATO115 EVEN conquer Gobblers INDIANg 12 illuifillulu-u By 40 To 0 Score IN CLOSE TILT I 54 e3 $rt c'11apfmRnlic: 7-7 ony 77:" 'M4: '5 0 9 IN i Bic Iiiii it 7: -44 Ark-'5 f645 FifisT HALF Coach Harry Mehre Uses Horde of Substitutes Who Are At 4-'' 444 A Coach Harry Mehre Uses Horde of Substitutes Who Are At ititi I- 4 ::3::: 0 -4 -i ::2: i- --41 -41---K'l ''''''4 ''t 44 AK i A 4' 4" most as Effective as Fir st Stringers Threatens But Never Strongly Enough William and Mary Team From Virginia Holds Navy Well In Hand at Annapolis Georgians Open Up Attack in Third Quarter to Score Three Touchdowns Three Previous Drubbings Wiped Out by Decisive Vice tory Over Palmetto Team WILDCATS IN FORM I'': VPAA ----kt 54-5-- AP Ox0! It 'otSi1 5 As '-'9 '34---'-' A i i'lk '4' $10 6 0 'z 1 If -t 40 fo44" sk s-: A tf A 7 ''''4 It e'3'1-' i' 'laitit -I ti 4-: 4ti-'': 1: e- 54 ::2:: i 1 2 '7 1 ily -5 i 7 It 1 $(-- 1: 4--- :3::: 7'''''''--si 44 'ir 114 a7 A': I i 0 i 7 ''Of 'Yott4e-''' illilK 7' -416 -(- -'s ter- -4-1- si 4bl" -if 'A0 '4-4 'f I '''c -r to: -s' A I t- 4 -tg'(' Atk- A wz: i -A- A -1 k7714-r--' At 1 WILDCATS IN FORM i A THENS Ga Oct 3--(UP)--In one of the spectacular contests that the University of Georgia regularly provides the Bulldogs today defeated Virginia Polytechnic institute 40 to 0 to make an initial stride toward a possible Southern conference title Coach Harry Mehre ran in a hosil of substitutes who proved almostl as powerful in both offensive andl OH THOSE BULLDOGS! detenSIVO 11S the varstAy demon-! strafing plentiful reserte material for one of the stiffest football melted- Georgia Position I i th I le tiles in the country Sm Sea mon Rose LT Stark Georgia Started from the first Maddox 1'G Ce with steady marches downlield hatcseinr Ilito ter Brown Jack ''The Ripper" Roberts was a Leathers a Swart feature of an initial advance scor- Hamrick Grinum ing from the four yard line after HelleY 11 ki Chandler Downes QH aroth a drive from Georgia's 36 yard Chandler stripe A second counter in the first Dickena a Casey It Robison quarter waa provided for by Capt Roberts 13 lioward Austin Downes who raced around Score hy quarters: 1 end 38 yards to the four-yard line Georgia 13 13 4 0-40 where Dickens went over the line 0 0 0 smith scored the extra point after Scoring: 2 Dick Sea mon Stark II tie Brown Swart Grinus Chandler rot Casey Rohlion it oward Scoring 2 By IV JOYNES MacFATILAN Associated Press Staff Writer 'limpid( FIELD Raleigh 11 Oct the Wolfpack line with telling effect in the third quarter the University of Florida Gators this afternoon trimmed North Carolina State college 34 to 0 here in the opening Southern conference game for both teams The Floridians were held to one touchdown in the first hair State battling on even terms the first period However kd by Hughes gigantic substitute fullback and Itogero scintillaling punter and passer the Gators ran over three passer trio ran over inrcel TlY FRITZ LITTLEJOHN' HE Charlotte high Wild- cats yesterday gained sweet revenge for three previous drubbings at the hands of Columbia high by thrillingly and decisively defeating the Capitals before a huge crowd at Central stadium The score was 22 to Buck Brady Charlotte's six-foot 149-pound end led a brilliant and st times inspired Wildcat offensive that gave the 'winners a 22-point ad' vantage by the half by virtue of one touchdown in the first five minutes of play and two more and a safety Jn the second period Brady was earned from the field with an injured knee in the fourth period Pete 'son finishing the game i Charlie Gadd and Dallas Morris ret the pace for the backs of the supposedly green team with brilliant runs and Burt Shore Brady's 1 fellow flankman and Captain Fred' Hood were outstanding in the Charlotte line first touchdown but his attempt touchdowns In the third period and after the second failed a fifth in the last quarter nuror 4 ri I Ilk I 11" rEcTA ex LA it PLA Dickens Hamrick Whin) Key Pointe after tourhdown: Smith 2 Sullivan Downes Officials: Flowers (Georgia Tect 11) referee Erwin (Drake) umpire Sebring (Kansas) head linesman Brice field Judge L1ARRAGUT FIELD Annapolis Md Oct The football Indians of little William and Mary college played the Navy to a standstill today except for two plays On those plays the Tars gained a 13 to 6 decision in their opening game of the season The margin of Middle victorYc came with startling suddenness at the beginning of the third period The Tars had scored once at the end of the second period after the first team had gone into the game to replace a makeshift starting lineup which the Indians had held better than even Halligati kicked off to Campbell and the Tar fullback set sail from his 12-yard line straight down the field He stiff armed his way through a mass of tacklers and got Into the open but the fleet footed Indian halfback Maxey dragged him down on the 19-yard line to end the 70 yard voyage On the first play Tschirgl darted through the right side of his own line and outran three tacklers to cross the goal standing up Konroad kicked the goal William and Mary put on a scoring march of its own in the closing minutes of the final period when intercepted a pass from Chung-Hoon full blooded Hawaiian Middle halfback at midfield Pa lese tossed a 15 yard forward to Lacroix who was downed on the Navy 31 Then he shot a bullet-like pass to in two lunges off right tackle made it another first down on the five yard stripe and then Palese plunged to the one-yard mark was stopped dead once but went over on the next try His attempted placement for extra point was blocked --10-- Notre Dame Carries On With Notre Dame Carries On With NUTT RETAINS UNMAN TITLE The line-ups: II ia Pos Charlotte Fisher I 'thore 25-0 Victory Over Indiana Columb Blanchard I Cathy Hall I (4 Hood (c) Biggs Cen ter Horne Roger Copeland TIY ALAN COULD Sanders It Monty Mouledous Itrady pLOOAIINGTON Ind Oct Dame's war-Wilson (2 it Gadd Derrick I( Paynesi riors in blue and gold costume as glittering as the warm Konnentan I Morris sun of an Indian summer day returned triumphantly to the Bauknight (c) II Sutton Senro 15 periods: ii football war today with a finishing drive that would have 01111111)1a I brought words of praise from the wizard Rockne harlotte 7 15 0 Picking up their two year thread! Scoring touchdowns Brady Morris or victory here it was left off the -iadd Safety: Mitchell fighting Irish came through Ille MARYLAND WINS Points after touchdowns: Morris final half in siwctiteular style to: Substitutom Columbia: Simmons Prown whip the strong Indiana University! HO TILT FROM Kenna Freeman Dunaway Haskell eleV" 25 to it Iv" the 111 I IA vheei sr o'Brien arr WI ii ep ame- game for Notre Dame since Itockne IR 7-6 )ell Barton Mitchell Charlotte: Strong WaS killed in an airplane disaster telms Shoupe lesperman Hatcher Wes- erfield Spillers Isenhour MEN HOCKNE THERE CC) LLEG PARK NII Oct ul tticls: Morris (Auburn) re(eree 0 0 li ekne 1 "aunty (S C) umpire 'son (N C) the famous coach's tir)--A sustained 50-yard drive lead linesman WidOW Was there to see "her boys' 1 in the final period pulled the -1 Columbia Charlotte Scoring tout hilowns Brady Morris Gadd Safety: Points after touchdowns: Morris p1 ce men t) Substitutes: Columbia Simmons Proem Kenna Freeman Dunaway Haskell Wheeler O'Brien Ha rrPr Wiles Campbell Barron Mit el-tell charlotte: Strong Helms Shoupe lesperman Hatcher Westerfield Spillers Isenhour Officials: Morris (Auburn) re (ere eaunty (S C) umpire 'son (2) head linesman 25-0 Victory Over Indiana By ALN GOULD pLOOMINGTON Ind Oct Dame's warriors in blue and gold costume as glittering as the warm SPECTACULAR PLAYS Florida's touchdowns with one One of the spectacular moments exception were scored on sensational in the game came late in the sec-plays in which the runs varied from ond pe39 to 75 yards The Gators only (Ing riod Avlien Jim Hamrick Bull- right lachle intercepted a rolled up eight first downs corn- l's forward pass and raced el pared to five for the North state yards for a touchdown But Smith techmen and four of their touch- failed to convert The Georgia re- downs were made without a first serves lvent In then and stopped a down being listed in the drive determined I scoring threat Rogero shifty arid agile kept the Then State players guessing 'whenever he ere(' a a substitute recov- ionbier lateral pass and had the hall Ile would feint a run gained nine yards In the 25 yard around one of the ends and stop in line where Jodie Whire sub full-full stride to pass or punt Ills pass- back lug recalled the throwing of Jack covered the remaining dis- tance for a touchdown Sullivan McDowell brilliant State college dropkicked the extra point heaver of several seasons ago Georgia scored twice in the third Coach Bachman used practically quarter when the original starting every man he brought north with team returned Roberts smashed him while Coach Clipper Smith through left tackle six yards for presenting his eleven in their first the first touchdown in the period home game under his tutelage used and Horner Key who replaced a few relief men Chandler went across with the othA crowd of 14000 sat in a er after an 18-yard jaunt Downes scorching hot sun to watch the eon- plunged across with the first ex-test tra point and Smith place kicked Hughes Sam Davis Silsby and for the second Buck the first two being substi- tutes were able running mates for TOUCHDOWN TB EAT Rogero in the backfield Buck scored I at this point made a the first Florida touchdown circling touchdown threat that ended only wide around his own right wing 0 Georgia's two yard line where shake off a dozen would-be tacklers the Bulldog line held for four downs -1 on and run 75 yards for a tally and then the ball was punted out Ferrazzi Gator center featured danger Hardwick had returned the line play for his team and wasl the kickoff to Georgia's 35 yard line' of in the game longer than any otherl and' then slashed around end to the Florida player to vesi tine where Howard made (log right lachle Intercepted a l's forward pass and raced lit yards for a touchdown But Smith failed to convert The Georgia reserves lvent in then and stopped a determined 1 coring threat Then Bennett a substitute recovered a bbier lateral pass and gained nine yards to the 25 yard line where Jodie Whire sub fullback covered the remaining distance for a touchdown Sullivan dropkicked the extra point Georgia scored twice in the third quarter when the original starting team returned Roberts smashed through left tackle six yards for the first touchdown in the period and Horner Key who replaced Chandler went across with the other after an 18-yard jaunt Downes plunged across with the first extra point and Smith place kicked for the second '1'01'0ft0W TB 11 EAT I at this point made a touchdown threat that ended only on Georgia's two yard line where the Bulldog line held for four downs and then the ball was punted out of danger Hardwick had returned the kickoff to Georgia's 35 yard line and then slashed around end to the 10 yard line where Howard made TORONTO Ont Oct Putting a remarkable finish on top of a week of fine golf Maureen Orcutt of Englewood successfully defended her Canadian women's golf championship today by defeating Margery Kirkham of Montreal in the 36-hole filial match six and four Three down after the first nine holes the girl who represents the White leeches club played par golf or better all day while her opponent slowly give way under the strain of the close match NO THREATS With the exception of one sustained drive in the first period the -Capitals offered no serious threat though they rallied to hold Charlotte scoreless throughout the second half and kept the ball in enemy territory early in the last quarter The play of Jim Biggs Columbia's Crippled center stood out for the visitors They also presented two clever backs in Bob Wilson and Marion Konneman but these fellows never had a chance against the stalwart lino after their one desperate drive in the first period The first score came on a beautiful 30-yard pass front (add to Brady The rangy end caught the heave on the goal lbw As the game opened Morris kicked off and Wilson was downed on the 1-yard stripe but Charlotte was offside Morris kicked again( and after an exchange of punts Charlotte took the ball on its own 40-yard line Morris and Billy Ilaynes went 29 yards on four plays slanting off tackle on each another first down This was against William Mary 0-9 0 A' Navy 0 A 7 0-13 VALENCIENNES WINS TURF RACE Navy Konrad (sub for Erck) Tschirgi (sub for (2hung-lloon) points after touchdown Konrad (placement with Tschirigi holding ball) Wil- ham touchdowns (sub for Tuthill) SWARTHMORE IS BEATEN BY PENN WADE MILL WINS BASEBALL TITLE PHILADELPMA Oct HAVRE DE GRACE Md Oct 3 --(P)--Showing a dash of the speed that made her one of the outstanding fillies last Near Nirs John Hertz's Valenciennes led a clasiy field of older horses home in the $20000 Iloavre De Grace handleat) today Thn Greentree stable's St Brideaux second choice the western Grossman's outsider taking Valenciennes 1:50 4-5 mutuels PACKS' ATTACK WEAK State's backfield functioned with th'' tlec)rgia Varsity little regularity and practically thet only offensive shown in the last half veV rom scoring in the nt Georgia I delayed its play to pre- was a futile attempt to score by for- final quarter Georgia third string- ward passes which Florida men renontadiv were coasting along under a inforrPniPri 40 point advantage But I ei's only offensive shown in the last half quarter was a futile attempt to score by for- filial Georgia third string- ward passes which Florida men re- es were coasting along nd Pr a peatedly intercepted 40 point advantage But I ROCKINGHAM Oct Wads Mill of Wadesboro won the baseball championship of Anson and Scotland counties today at Hamlet by defeating East Laurinburg by the score of 30 to The features of the game were the pitching of Ross and the hitting of Bullard score their first triumph under the Unive-rsitY- from the new leadership of the Harper-An- shadow of defeat in its opening derson-Chevigny regime at South southern conference game today Bend and ended in a touchdown and 0 IL-Three full teams of these blue Ira point which beat the UniverJersied warriors in golden-hued silk sity of Virginia 7 to 6 pants trotted into action against the I 1 he Old Liners rea ched the Cay- state niversity All three arrays ahers goal line on four straight first succeeded in scoring at least one downs and May plunged over from touchdown The first string team the one-foot line for the touch- opened the way for two tallies the down Shortly Chalmers booted a first on a spectacular 70-yard dash perteet placement through the up-by Joe Sheetetsiki of Hellaire Ohio rights for the extra point and mar- and the second on an 11 yard gallop by Marchmont Schwartz All-Amer-1g" of victory ita halfback and pride of Bay St Maryland trailed at half time and Louis Miss until that final period drive the ----4---- 'Cavaliers scoring in the second guar-AND SOME MORE ter when Sackett took a pass front With a two touchdown lead and Thomas and raced 15 yards over the game safely stowed away the Maryland goal Sackett missed Senior Coach Anderson sent his reg- the try for extra point ulars back for another workouti enator Millard Tydings of They responded this time with a Maryland presented the winners 63 yard drive climaxed by with a silver football which goes each year to the winner of the tra- Schwa rtz's touchdown As a final gesture the third stringers romPod ditional hattle into action and swept S5 yarls for the final touchdown They actua Ily FORDHAM DOWNS covered 100 ya rds for it was a ftor University of Maryland from the shadow of defeat in its opening southern conference game today and ended in a touchdown and PXIra point which beat the University of Virginia 7 to 6 The Old Liners reached the Cavaliers' goal line on four straight first downs and May plunged over from the one-foot line for the touchdown Shortly Chalmers booted a perfect placement through the uprights for the extra point and mar IT CLICKS Pennsylvania's 1931 football ma-Brady missed one pass hY Inches chine product of the university's In a clear field One lino play failed reorganized sports program a new and again Gadd Passed 1 Ma lime coach and a new playing system the play clicked Morris Place made its debut at Franklin Field liicked the extra point today and howled over Swarthmore The Caps came back with a rush 32 to 7 Wilson Konneman and Captain Thirty thousand spectators perBauknight ran of four straight first spired in weather worthy of a mid-downs to reach Charlotte's' 14-yard summer basehall game On nemarker on straight football count of the hrat the time of the The Columbia line was making third quarter was reduced to 32 the Charlotte forwards look plumb minutes and the fourth quarter to bad homteman ran left end for 11 yards going out or hounds to sctire 4" the fourth first down Then came Columbia's worst VINES PERRY TO break Wilson fumbled on the line of scrimmage and Morris recovered' PLAY FOR TITLE Gadd immediately kicked to Co- lumhia's 45-yard line a long high i'4AN FRANCISCO Ellsworth Vines Of Pasadena 20- spiralling punt that put his team year-old national champion a put of danger Pennsylvania's 1931 football machine product of the university's reorganized sports program a new coach and a new playing system made its debut at Franklin Field today and howled over Swarthmore 32 to 7 FRA NC I SCO Ht Vines of Pat3adena 20- year-old nAtional champion a Frederick En kilish Davk FOOTBALL! vs VILLANOVA Perry (:1111 Saturday Oct 10th Admission $200 NOW ON SALE AT: SPORTING GOODS CO recognized as haying one of the best football teams game with Duke at Philadelphia last 3ear was of the Duke fleaptott Send 71 Mil orders to Duke Association Add 20e for postage and registration finished a head back ern nwned filly with Water Way the rank ot "Dinky" Dellinger halfback was' threatened when Betts a substi- ing down third money Slate's best man offensively and de-1tute recovered "White's fumble on stepped the distance it fensively The other hacks 24 yard Iwo Immediately And paid $2460 in the Cumiskey were practically unable 101Brown intercepted a Polytechnic dent the Florida forward With Cum- pass however that an that wa iskey ae a 30-yard tackle drive In the first period but fumbled and Md cATA BA tuNs FC Florida covered the pigskin Florida's three touchdowns in the DUKI third quarter came on a 39-yard 11 a dash over tackle WI Hughes a Pass Duke Stadium from ROgero to Hall for a total gain of 41 yards and a 60 yard BY AIR ATTAcic Kick-Off 2:00 ICKE al CAROLIN 1 sAtlly Get 9---fP)--- Two nllanova la alma" ren passes that netted 65 yards in the i the country Th mar-f last period gave Catawha a 6 to one of the high Ppoisi victory over Atlantic University of Unitersity Athletic Assn it WriS the only time during the1-- Virginia Beach Va here today game that either team made a se- dons threat to score' 1 goal line Catawba lost the Several times in drive toward the 1 hall by fumbling l'unting played THE CA a great part of I he game The Catawba passing combination Witmer to nohinson which scored i Outstanding offensive pair while the touchdown proved Catawba Johnson Seminsky and Siehol for rintie 1 A I Appainitis A Robin- inf Atlantic snd Appainitis and the finished a head back of owned filly with Water Way the rank down third money stepped the distance in And paid $2450 in thn DUKE Duke Stadium Kick-Off 2:00 TICKETS CAROLINA Illanovn Is always In the country The one of the high Ppoisi Unitersity Athletic THE iMi Id I CAROLINA-CLEMSON FOOTBALL GAME ANOTHER ON I star sawlied through to the finals 1 tt a tit-yard peim It flint Carl -Cia MIL! WEST VIRGINIA run tnrougn tne Intl tty t)L1 Milli! 41 HE substitute for Ernmelhainz The last Starting the second quarter tiladiF of the Vacate coast tennis champ- halfttat of l'hiengo broke off Florida tally was made hy Fountain 'uncorked another great Lick Brad ps ionalti today and will meet for 1 tackle anti l'at'Pfl 35 yard P010 New yurk net to score tio xtned his Punt fro his ne 40- I he title toorrow In the semi- Notre Immo rolled up Ig first liy c'apttian Jimm Allir- who went through the State line 10 yards to climax a march which yard line on Columbia's l-yatril finalsAloes Wnn in straight sets downs whilt In rogistertiti lily phy Follitik in untried football 1 front ittutney WoodI r- New I three including one on a penalty team today smashed and 'started when Culler returned a punt stripe and on the next play smashed through to block AViles' hick Mitch- the Pritish singleS champion (1- 1The Irish ere superior Iy the V4 lilt i way 1 0 a 20 to 7 ictory the Pas's(' 11s" weven yards to Stateit 10-yard mar- ker Logero scored two extra point 5 ell recovered but Fred Hood 6-2 4' 4 l'en'Y 11cl-cal eIt "I'wP'" i Iniirgin of 137 yards to 51 for heir Mountaineers ct West Virginia Lott Philadel phia R-0 0-2 0-1 from placement and Pheil and Pmeared him hack of the goal for rivals 1 The iiirdeford Me halfback was Hughes each got (MP the safety Linetio Pnd stontnry: tth'' pea rhinipl or a xersatile Ford- State OfVel seriously threatened Then tame one of the tnost thrill- lie went ovr On the next pia for Nlre HAIM' Pos i Kok LE Lyons nini hi Pt did not ease its the yintpla ord In pia 8 et the panie On the free the fintti seem ilayneS In isRed 1 he cuivr LT Raseheri PrtSstire moil three tolichdowns xi State PO411110n Florida kick Morris received on his 35 and try for point norms 10 Nylec Were Scored nd the patine WAS Safely t-turneati 1F Parnell raced down the Intht side of the The half ended nilli the ball In Yarr (7tater Beeson! won 'Cobb 1T ichi ittlt yards for the second touch- Columbites possession ott It ri Hoffmhan 1t0 Zeller i nuke 10 Forsyth trr 'clown etkatlitig three tacklers along lifter 'Inlay had intereepted for Abl'i la( ihlon Anglemever The" and "IIIY then did "West I TIC' Cen ter Ferrazzi PE Hansen' Viri--111111 gain any considerahle Lefort RC Andersor the sidelineli at Ito missed tho side Charlotte and did the 1'111neltaskwhich Q14 Dauer ground a sust a i net! march in the A Wilson RT Jenkin: 'nark by inches Ito also kicked the for Columbia stliwariz 1103 OP0sik I third and fourth quarters bringing 1 Gresson Hat Ruck goal his sixili straight this ear 111-1H 11 Rae' them their oniy tolichtimkn CapJMequage Late in tho second peried Grhitt UPPIt it AND HaPPI PP Jones min Joh Dttyle I 00-pound wilmm LH Rogera Score by 11'1'1041S: Dellinger Fountain intercepted Fa rr er 's pa ss The wthhatts kr I 11: halt hOlf FNept arouud his mbia 40 and rai to the A cs- It 11 Not te Dante I Cumisker FR lu Sash tut nout I II Indiana I) 8 8 right end on the first play of th 1 0 0 0 0- Florida 0 8 21 7-31 ter field pained live tladd gained '11 1 Wilt ake Wales Fla umpire Powell tir sc third period 'Coat NoireDante oring flu qua rter to give the visiting1N State 0 0 0 0-- 0 live "Wester re field lost the hilt Gadd sixt- Touchdowns Shee- a its tin i line tiled On he to 11 up i stet (H kettd Gorman fSullsotu te for Yarn'' iy 4 444 t4 I Scoring: Florida Ruck he went '11 yards to 1-a Yrti lot ia is only Serious it enipt to score i Schwartz Cronin (substitute for Sheeket- Hughes (Sub for Silsby) Hall Fountain before no 'vas ion out of pounds i 1111)cr recovered a l'ilt flip1de sko Point rom PI TT SMASH ES try after touchdown 2 (Sub for Emmelhainz) Point after early in the fourth period ott thelNitirp (su hy bstitute Jakwhicin place or Florida Roger(' 2 (place kick 1 Officials referee Magidsohn Istch- I OWA 20 TO 0 kick" Hughes 1 (place kick) Phell 1 POnce we serve you no one 3" hut the hall nein 41er nzan ump ti tre Ines I rut fteld Judge i firiPlo place kick Referee lintel- 4M thin ths as a Iliaslitz attack a i 1 ti Hackett West Point head linesm A FIELD prWa ilt low1 an! else can satisfy yvto91 After an exchange Gadd stood mil Ciracett Illinois A pair or halfba rondo head linesman Hackney Sorth cksIOW FIRESTONE TIRES his 0 and it punted to (oltiliptl 1 Om ho refused 3--teVI-- beinWe the ld 1 to oft to Carolina field judge Schol er resbyterian L1)111SI 1118 last "lid I HARVARD DOWNS McDONALD'S thc ball traxclitig 68 lode of Iowa's impteiznable lincsi the Ilawkeye forward wall'IRUTHER FORD IN Columbia tried passing in the BATES 28 TO to pieees 1 ((day to give Pi ll gborg 1 ended gant All Over Town (losing minutes but to no "Nall The cAm full 1)(i 00 3p! A 20 to 1 victory 11 15-0 ii VICTORY with Charlotte in pos- ---H amird afflicted with a all of te' fake plays pa rticilla tic ho coNconR ()e 1nutherrord ession at mid-field HMI" ill line run through the ne by Fountain substitute for Ernmelhainz The last' Florida tally was made hy Fountain1 who went through the State line 10 yards to climax a march which started when Culler returned a punt seven yards to States 40-N'ard ker Rogero cored two extra points from placement and Pheil and Hughes each got ono State TiPVPI seriously threatened the Florida goal rq State P(111110n GUrneall LE Parnell Cobb LT Florida Forth il Duke IC- sy Epey Cen ter Ferrazzi Lefort Rr Anderson A Wilson RT Jenkins Hall Greason RE iStegtiage QR Ruck Villson LIT Rfliero Dellinger FountIfni Comiskey Fil Sushi Mountaineer half ept around hislcuurmillinkgepr A oortrarn FR Sitaby end on I he first play of he I flirt I quarter to i VP 1)10 VIRit i rg 01 4 state team its only st I Scoring: Florida PITT SMASHES ifugheR (Soh for Silsbr) Hall F0111101111 (Sub for Emmethaing) Point after A A 2I 73 touchdown Florida Roger(' 2 (place IOWA 20 TO 0 Huges 1 (place kick) Phell I (place kick Refe Officiate: ree Hutch- 1 FlEtn I irWa I lt 10W1 In! Lake Woke Fla umpire Powell Wig sC)111) 13 T----fulfet-1-1 a etredi Inudere Prehyterian choleran Hackney North stories of "Iowa's impregnable lincs i the Ilawkeye forward wall i'llUTHERFORD IN to pieces today 11 givo Pitt sthurgh a 2T) tn 1 victory 1 15-0 VICTORY' Cln fake plays pa rticu larly th coNconR Oct Tin! herford South Carolina's Greatest Football thr State Fair Columbia Thursday October 22nd at 12 o'clock Noon Seat Sale by Mail Now On 1tt 1 Robin-right hin 7 a ra: h(1 Catawba tat Atilm tie I old I rt Zbieon (Tion I I WC" SeminiskY I Nir( Itusser Cell trr Whitenrr Si( Smith Tic Saufley ft 1' Aphanaitts Pesrson 14 Wit mor 'ru SP F1 Essler Caton Attlirr Johnson I J4 Linn sroro It' llorinti a a 14 twha -----------------c-a--n- naafi in 0 Panthers slid through the old gold college defeated the collegiate insti-i tute at 31t Pleasant today 15 to 0H flutherford registered a safety in thelt itiavjditenl umpthr: shuter ttNti second period and rt pair of touch-iheatt hnrshnhi) i downs in the fourth quarter Rum- garner and ritzgeraid scored the BARIUM BEATEN James t'lark veteran esponents of markers on forward passes A pen-Coach drick 4utheriatid's varied at- alty once gave the institute the oval BY MILLS HOME tack did I he hulk of the work in on Rutherford's two-yard line but carrying the Panthers to their easy the cad SV ets PrP unable to carry it victory over for a score IN1 l'Irlisi(111XeN IcLItirlhE tto)deat 3P1 71 Yeti hi te first game of I he season defeating the fast hard playing Barium: Iprings Midgets 18-0 Christians Crushed By 4-30 Barium was constantly on the de- fensive the entire game being play ed on theft end of the field Thromzhout the game Niillsi Home 4non sawi 1Jsrt first-game failings today of- A crowd estimated At crowd eStntlated at 4 11im Saw I liciallv launched Eddie asey var- 1 fora a wrd wll fr unimid med ho gains ilall1P the latter par wh or ich i COrteriMg regiMp topping I he while the ends And tnekles sPlirri0d as played under a sun almost tool 1 light hut hard-hitting Bates out tt I off frantically In futile search of a 'Int for comfort 2S-0 deceptive ball carrier The It limo Charlotte defeated I The Crimson with an offense Warren Heller Paid Tlcider nnri The Crimson with an offense forward wall for unimpeded gains Ildille i hA ends and tackles scurried off frantically In futile search of a deceptive ball carrier Warren Heller Paid Rtider and GOLF SUPPLIES Fe our nrot department h711 rins golf riui Imwest orices in charlotte Illyh class hall4 3 for Si 00 Good balls for 00 Bill's Auto Supply 409 So Jr on ALL BOX SEATS $330 ALL STAND SEATS $235 ($300 Plus 30c Tax) ($250 Plus 25c Tax) Columbia was in 1 97 hrsti they won 20-0 Cfil mbitt Wetn by 6-0 74 14 in that order during the I last three years limited to a few simple power plays and OT1P elementary forward pass Nvas held scoreless during the first period The fastcharging Bates backfield checked the liarvatt attack inside of its 10-yard line five times during the contest Harvard scored two of its touchdowns by blocking punts that halfback flay McCloskey attempted from behind the Hates goal line All seats reserved Orders listed as redeived when accompanied by cashier's check postoffice order or express money order To insure safe delivery include twenty-five cents to cover registered I IL Orlin I UF 111) I lL WHIM' WHITE S-OX I WIN in The rbarloitt Otiaiirviiii IVTASIIINGION Oct 3----Before a very with 1w Mane Farrell TO EVEN SERIES' 11 George Washingto small crowd el ziint te rnnv idir bchind the line (4 mrim actiona 11---k nd I icvine university defeated the Elon col-vkitor i THE FOUR 11011SENI EN COM ISK PA It Chicago Or IJ lege eleven at Central high stadium here today by a 1 Liwer Jim Crowley 'Harry Stuhldreher Don Nliller 3-019-- The White Sox evened' 43 A to 11 wash I'M rn tinn 0) Barium Springs A Milk it otno 6 II 6 16 and other Great he otre Dame Stars city scris today by defeatg ini of LI: ilrawity "71 hn I 'ilk A 1 in tb 1 mo 1 II Was ii one-sided contet th a thala 11' "erg Of licia Is Clary referee Raker IN 1441 do IN 3 111 13 Ma nr firma Id I YE mo I OJtt 11j 1 (I( II J1111 crow 'Harry St uhldri hci Don Ntiller and other Great Notre Damn Stars For Reservatio'ns on Clen1- son Side CLEMSON COLLEGE CLEMSON COLLEGE 'DEDICATED To the et KNUTE ROCKNE THE SPIRIT OF NOIRE DAME tt1 001 1)EDIC tTE1) To the Allemory of THE I OF NUTEROCKNE SPIRI NOIRE DAME Farriti 0 2 co' 14 141' gpvmgwirvelmfteri orn111rApy For Reservations On Car olina Side Address CAROLINA COMMITTEE CAROLINA COMMITTEE x2: ------zzi on: 1411F1 i 9 1' i'Llk ''40 y'': 41 41 4 fPfrei 42 two teams have played on st-P141 (Pim t' 1118 enu" ill''' 1 Chambers even terms that today's Carter Qn Roberta 45 TO 0 VICTORY :3 4 jre he hint to be decided by one run' They Ittil iftle dif ficulty in ific- Krimelmeyer I a Dofflemerer 0- IV Wit 4 oog- game was 111) illt f-ftl1itutes Niaa Carolina littiA till't RR Coward ttcd to The Charlotep (P)rt-r-rer A'1'10- 0'torSitelleV Lew F011SeCa SO) fielder ing I lic I 1 iliiAms tlIZEXT FALLS Oct 3 who drove a home run Into the unmterosting 1 Score by period: 1 reat Balls defeated ri ford 11 pre the gi11110 1 1 11 World OT 8-9-10 lat-field stands in the fifth inning lion 0 0 A A i 1 a well played gam: 43 to 0 nu- ile lilt" I1 ii -i rt itlt" SCt'll' DI ir Prernier brought in the three runs the Sox I teorg-e Wa shin 71 no 11 8 13 1 1 1 t111111 and 11y( 1 NVarner BROADWAY i Gent Vi'mOvirtten: Temrh It 1 1 I 'irter ga the i 1 1 il 'ili t'' Shtill ing At ti r( env CT i tr 0-nhelnirver Pnyte 1 1 it i Malone 1lav and Hartnett! folloll ern only thing to theio is earrioL Paint after rarttdawn I yalb4 plae1 hard agIMINOPINIV8111111111111111111t8818888118821 marnausismosommalogVatibt Eritptu: Elig rrilkitt -an fbpvh i4IILTU iliPP)P 41Cpitili IQPLLAII tQ Flat a I 44 mIit 14::" 1041' 30401' 4 fr 4t-444- molmiwannwAt Til 1T-- ()( 8-910 Premier Warner BROADWAY marnausealinammansomommismori Columbia ATHLETIC ASS'N C'crrnol 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