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SEC1 ION TWO THE CHARLOII OBSERVER A BOB SSITER STARS AS YALE AND ARMY TIE 6-6 AS YALE TIE AND ARMY 616 4- Jeff Insists He Can Flatten Dewey Kimrey IRO BATTLER 1 Grid Scores FLORIDA HALTS HE GETS HIS CHANCE ORETHOIPE IS Bob Parker Stages Ion TIUZ IPPP (A PPnT 1 Piltir onlio Ilo 4077 CAROLINAS Bob Parker Stages go Can Flatten Dewey Kim ey HE GETS HIS CHANCE giETHolFE Is Bob Parker Stages IIG JEFF CARROLL Biloxi woodchopper he will Two Teams Put Up Great Battle For Game With Extra Point Giving 'Gators Edge Kimrey Just as Sure He is Better Man Semi-Final Rates Close Second rout le I I TACKSONVILLE Fla Oct showing unexpected strength stopped Auburn's undefeated conference comeback by defeating the Tigers in a thriller here today 13 to 12 It Iwo' Hughes' toe In the fourth period that booted the margin of victory a point after touchdown Auburn turned loose all its tricks In a try for the winning touchdown but the 'Gators' sophomore IITIP arose to the heights and held when It meant victory or defeat TAKE TO AIR Both teams played the air for the most spectacular gains and all four touchdowns resulted either directly or indirectly from this open form of battle In the closing minutes of the first period Hughes Florida starting fullback took the ball on Auburn's 16- yard line and rammed his way to the two-yard marker before being downed Hughes went over for the first touchdown Roger's attempt for the extra point from placement was low The boys from Alabama rely were far from licked however for they came right back in the second period to score Hitchcock heaved a long lateral to Arlan for a 31-yard net gain and touchdown Hitchcock's placekick went wide and the score was tied The third quarter was fought with exciting aerials and punts with neither having any appreciable eri id4 ell esm lgl nct )ut 141 it I ing Ape it Ic 'ear ter Imo In ot Ida int! et 2t ktk to )t io La BY JOHN IIERNDON IF YOU stroll among the haunts where the ringworms dwell and if you give ear to the gossip that emanates from the land whfre touchdowns mean little but hooks jabs and crosses are paramount you will hear that Big Jeff Carroll is getting what he long deserved dolo Big Jeff srap Dewey Kitnrey In lie headliner of the Hornet Nest Riflemen show at the Armory Tuesday night He has long clamored for a fight with the Norwood boy and "Jawn" Allen his loquacious manager has used up all of the pleading adjectives in his vocabulary trying to book his boy with the Ten-tier giant WONT BA-ram "Aw why don't they match 'em" Is the verdict of the cauliflower gentry "a lot of people would like to see them get together There will be a lot of interest in the scrap for Big Jeff has a flock of followers" Carroll says he can beat Dewey Ho snapped it out rather vigorously through the wide gap in his front teeth Dewey silent as the sphinx says nothing but Lukie advises the customers to "wait and see" The semi-final setto isalmost on a par with the main go in attractiveness Some even venture the opin-' ion that the bout between Buster Newberry and Bill Teamster of Fallsbury should be art engrossing and interesting as the headliner ONE FOR BUSTER Buster if you recall won a close decision over Feamster here some time back The battle was so close that many booed the verdict Buster says he can repeat that be Is a better fighter now than be was then while Teamster Is just as confident be can een the wore The bout means more than an ordinary victory for both boys for a board composed of sports writers Irre going to name champions In each division at an early date and both boys are smart enough to real-Axe what this means to the victor The promoters tell you they have some good mixers on the rest of the card but frankly the preliminaries nre not impressive However you can't tell about preliminaries Some of the unknowns battle like lead-ripped bears In effort to establish themselves as draveng cards At any rate the two leading bouts should fill the wants of the most Particular fan Target Shoot to Start PINEHURST Oct Oun club is scheduled to start tournaments Tuesday when a 100- target tournament at the traps Is listed Several prominent North Carolina marksmen are expected to enter the season Opening event Vo Is Win Struggle From Carolina 7-0 ols Win Struggle From Carolina 7-0 010 fgt aty 4 trm tart ort Ant I ri rt It Te4U1P4ISIPO 7 North Carolina Davidson 0 Erskine 0 (t)e) Guilford 13 nigh Point Oglethorpe 3 Furman Appalachian 7 Catawba I Citadel 8 Stetson Nevvberry 7: Piedmont Mercer 25: Wofford 7 Chattanooga 82 7 SOUTH Georgia 9 Vanderbilt 'Palette 33 Ga Tech Belmont Abbey 28 Mars Hill A Alabama 33 tiewanee Florida 13 Auburn 12 Kentucky 20 1 6 Maryland 41 I 20 13: Arkansas 6 51Ississippi 20: Southwestern 20 (tie) Roanoke 6: Hampden Sidney IV 18 Virginia 0 Spring Hill 251 Southwest La IVeatern 'Centricity 7 Murray Southern 21: Florida Reserves Parris bland Marines 20 south Georgia Langley Field 38: Atlantic 6 I Ilion 7 Louisiana Normal Lincoln Memorial 6 Johnson City Tech 6 (lle) Birmingham Southern 40 Jacksonville Tech Tenn Poly 13 Memphis Tech New Orleans 201 Xavier MID-WEST Notre Dame 25 Pitt 12 Northwestern 10: Ohio State Michigan 35 Illinois IntliPlItt 82: Chicago 11 Mirmesota 84 Iowa 0 Nebraska fl Kansas Depatiry 14 Boston 0 Kansas State 14: Oklahoma lours State 20: Missouri 0 Ohio 13 Cincinnati 7 Ohio Wesleyan 12 Miami 7 Denison 6 Wabash 0 (tie) Oberlin 14 Wooster 13 Case 13 Akron 7 Western Reserve 26 Hiram Bowling Green 0 Bluffton 6 (tie) Oregon 0 North Dakota 0 (tle) Otterbein 20 Ohio Northern Findlay 13 Detroit Morningside 18 Dakota Beloit 14 Carroll 2 St John's 13 St Olaf Luther 12 Iowa State Teachers I karlham 26 Franklin 6 Valparaleo 20 Crane 6 Aurora 26 La Salle Cloud 25 Winona Superior 82 Stout Institute LaCrosse 14 Oshkosh Davis-Elkins 21 St Francis Gustavius Atiolphua 15 Mainline St Thomas 7 McAlester Stevens Point 0 Van Claire 0 (tie) Aberdeen Normal Ot Moorhead 0 (tie) 'Indiana Teaehers 26 Fdinbore (Pa) 0 Slippery Rock 25 Clarion Leniston Normal 19 Eastern Oregon Normal Columbia 8: Western Virion Mashburn 7 IVIchita 6 Kansas Wesleyan 25 Ottawa McPherson College 2 Fort Mayes State 6 Missouri Mines 0 Northweit Missouri Teachers Sue Bennett 4: 'Union College 19 William Jewell 7 Rtwkhurst 28 Central State 0 Northwest Okla State 0 (t le) Oklahoma City tr 13 Oklahoma Aggies Buena Vista 0 St Ambrose Simpson 13 COt 6 St Louie 43 Grinnell 6 South Dakota State 71' North Dakota State Central Michigan Teachers 20 Michigan Normal 12 Kalamazoo 17 Albion Rome Poly 26 Indiana Central 0 Hope 391 Mary's (Mich) 6 Alma 13 Hillsdale 13 (Ile) Michigan "FP' 13: Olivet Bradley Hit Mt Xhotor DePaul 86 Hastings Morehouse 12: Fisk Kenyon 26 Hobart 7 Knox 7 III College 7 (tie) larnthersville IR Iambuth 13 Carbondale 7 )4eKendree SOUTHWEST Texas Christian 7 Simmons Texas Aisles ill Baylor 7 19: Centenary Austin 7 Okla Haptiets 10 WPM VII Creighton Sal Ross 12 Daniel Baker West Texas Terrelters 6 Phillips Texas Tech 6 Colorado Mines FAR WEST So California 6 California Stanford 0 Washington Washington State 13: Montana Utah 46 Denver Drigham Young 81 Western State Nevada 81 Fresno Teachers 13 Colorado Aggles III Colorado 6 Mt St Charles 19 Montana Mines Billings 13 Intermnuntain Union Willamette 20 College of Idaho Si Franeirteo IL 6 Loyeirs 7 11 of California (L A) 46 Pomona 0 Whitman 20: tamale IL 18 Oregon 87 Monmouth Normal FAST Army 6: Yale 6 (tie) Penn 27 Wiseonsin Vineyard 35 Texas Pardue 13: Carnegie Tech Fortnum 461 Drake Marquette 7 Boston College 18 Colgate 0 Navy 15: Prineeton Syreense 7 Penn State 0 Brown 83: Lehigh Columbia le Williame Lafayette 21 Wash Jeff 0 VIHRTIOTS 61 F4Othunre 6 Bneknell 46 Gettysburg Dartmouth 20 Lebanon Talley 01 Holy Croon 27 Rutgere St Thomas 14 Albright Allegheny 26 Adrian Shenandoah 20 Amerlean 6 WeNlrYan 14 Amherst 6 Temple 6 Haskell Arnold Oi Trenton 0 (tie) Maine 9 Bates 6 Thiel 80 Bethany Colby 82 Bowdon 6 Clarkson 13 Buffalo Drevel 81 Conn Aggies 7 Tufts 7 (tie) Moravian 22 Cooper Union Delaware It Richmond Penn Military 0: Dickinson It (tie) Franklin-Marshall 20 Swarthmore IV Va Wesleyan 19: Glenville 14 Hamilton 18 Susquehanna 7 Trinity 25 Haverford Kenyon 2fl Hobert 7 Johns Hopkins la St Johns Juniata: 14 Westminster 6 Moss State II IS orcestr Poly A Springfield 54: Middleburg 0 I rsinus It Muhlentrerg New liampehiros 43 'Vermont New River 0 Waynesburg 0 (tie) Providence 24: Norwich Union 21: Rensselaer IL Rhode bland 83 Coast Guard 0 St Lawrence 50 Ithaca School Long Island 84 tosala 7 Magner 20 Azalea 0 Montclair J4 Brooklyn City 8 Marphall 40 Marietta Potomac 0 Fairmont 0 (tie) a' Now liarripshiri 43: Vermont 8 Now River 0: Waynesburg 0 Biel Providence 24: Norwich Colon 21: Rhode bland 33: Coast Guard St Lavrrenco 50 Ithatut School Long Island 31: tpsals 7 Montclair Wagner 20 Agates 0 J4 Brooklyn City 8s' Marshall 40 Marietta 0 Potomac 0 Fairmont 0 WO Gene Mc Ever All-American Candidate is Halted But Tar Heels Unable to Stem Tide With Bobble Helping Bring Defeat McEver All-American Candidate is Halted But Tar Heels Unable to Stem Tide With Bobble Help- ing Bring Defeat LAST PERIOD The last period had hardly started when Florida got the ball deep in Auburn territory on a fumble Then Davis shot a long floating pass Z8 yards to Emme sub halfback who galloped unmolested the remaining 40 yards for a touchdown Hughes sent his place kick squarely between the goal posts for what proved to be the winning point The Tigers fought back and Will Rogers driving halfback put the hall on Florida's nine-yard marker in two plays Then Hitchcock hit the 'Gator line and dashed straight through It for a touchdown But he failed to kick the goal for the extra Point Auburn threntAmed again in the last minutes but Rogers intereepted a pass and aided by a roughing penalty brought the hall back front the shadow of his own goal pots to midfield The Foremost Newspaper of the Two Carolinas gain which wound up at midfield But one of course was eventually Intercepted and the tide turned PLAY IT SAFE In the last part of the game the Vole were satisfied to stall for time and let good enough be They had knocked on the door of Carolina's goal poets several times and been admitted out once But once was enough for victory and they were pretty well content with one touchdown against this Tar Heel team today That the Vole shafted the Tar Heels no one in the stands doubted They earned the victory despite the circumstances that led to it They would have done more had not the Tar Heel reduced their sparkplug Gene Mc Ever to just another football player But that'is whet the Tar Heels did and it told in the trend of the game Many believe and not without logic that had Johnny Branch Carolina's expelled quarterback been In the game today the Tar Heels would have won Branch is slippery on punts and there would have been plenty of them for him to snag today But Johnny was not in there and a post mortem can only be idle conjecture Don't let anybody tell you that Tennessee has anything like the ball club that Georgia hni A good powerful team yes hut Only a shade better than Carolina and Georgia was many many shades better than our Tar Heels BARIUM SPRINGS AND WINSTON TIE WINSTON-SALEM Oct Barium Springs and Winston-Salem high played a game today in Win-stone that was without a score our not without thrills a plenty All of Barium backs carried the ball along but it Wi Is little Sears who brought the crowd to their feet with his broken field running Winston gained around Pnd and by forward passes Both teams threatened to score several times but the threats all ended when in the shadow of the goal posts Barium's last defeat at the bands of a high it chool was by SUNDkY OCTOBER 25 1931 PAGE NINE Petrels Manageto Score in Final Period to Win Upset Victory 3 to 4p AM ANTA 0 et 2 4 Oglethorpe won its first th" big chi victory of the season here to- deaFdoiroetkh fir day when Sypert place big Eli bowl kicked a goal in the fourth quarter to defeat the pre- sradium's '11n141' viously unbeaten Furman elevens 8et Hurricane 3 to after 45 minu high-explosive Farman held on the six Inch line scoreless play at the start of the final quarter hut Allred 's kick was short and Sypert booted over the only eotinter of the game from the 14-yard line The final whistle stopped an Oglethorpe march on the 15-yard line MERCER WINS SPARTANBURG Oct off with a 70-yard run for touchdown by Zinkowski substitute back Mercer defeated Wofford college to 7 In a game full of spectacular incidents here today Jesonis counted two markers In the second period Cimperman really deserves credit for the scores however He carried the ball 11 yards to the one yard iiine for the first and 40 yards to the 10 yard line in the second touchdown Cimperman intercepted a forward pass during the third quarter to run 75 yards for touchdown Monroe Wofford intercepted a pass and tore off 40 yards but was stopped short of a score The sole Wofford touchdown was marked up by Willis who took a forward pass for a 55 yard sprint in the final period Mercer scored 14 first downs to Wofford's 3 BABY DEACONS CONQUER OAK RIDGE 13-12 Sreetssi to Ms Charlotte Observer WAKE FOREST Oct strong Wake Forest frosh team turned back a scrapping Oak Ridge team this afternoon by the score of 13 to 12 Wake Forest's touchdowns both came in the second quarter The first touchdown came as the result of long passes that placed the ball deep in Oak Ridge territory Myers carried the ball over on a short line buck The Baby Deacons' second touchdown wax made also by Myers after Gold had intercepted en Oak Ridge pass Oak Ridge also scored in the second quarter on an intercepted pass Steele running 70 yards for the score The eecond Oak Ridge score came late in the fourth quarter after a series of long passes thrown by Kitchin a Wake Forest boy For Oak Ridge Wagner's playing stood out in the line In the backfield Steele Mcrachren and Kitchin showed to good advantage For Wake Forest Wall and Gold stood out in the backfield while Rhinehardt Faulenburg and Swann played well in the line Score: Oak Ilititto no PONtit Shoup 1 Rothrork atter LT Swann Williams Ct Moore East Cm ter Ithinehardt Quinn It (a Deangeles Reynolds It Tanikenberg Muarustt Abernathy McCoy Watt MeCtehren It (Iola Womble It Boney Sutton Oak Ridge A 11 11-1 Wake Forest 8 13 0 0-12 Scoring: Oak Ridge: touchdowns Steele Corbett Wake Forest: touchdowns Myers 2 Extra point: Gold: plies kick Officials: Durk Illinois referee Sykes Wake Forest umpire Goodson Davidson RAMBLERS WIN Payne put the hall on the five-yardl line and Great Run To Score Charlotte Boy Leads Great Drives Down Field In Final Quarter But Mates Are Unable to Show Winning Punch BY ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor NEW IfAVEN Conn Oct 24--(1P)--With one dazzling stroke an 88 yard run-back of kick-off for a touchdown by Quarterback Robert (Dud) Parker Yale wiped out Army's freshly won advantage today and tied the Cadets for the second straight year in one of the east's most spectacular football classics The final score was six to six as Tale in a thrilling final quarter lost three big chances to break the' GLORY FOR LASSITER I dea dlock For the first time In years the big Eli bowl wan not filled to ca- Arm OH Poo Tole HO pacity for the game But 71'000 Ring 1 Ir tillWiel spectators within 3000 of the Price tra LT Wilbur LT 0 Nichols stadium 's limit watched the rival iTua 7 Int: 6 ten ter Malin elevens set off a aeries of attacking Telco (I Rotan high-explosives in the bud period sures Hell after 45 minutes of listless and snot-snit RE Ramie scoreless play Elliott II Parker --o---- Fren tz et I La gaiter SENSATIONAL PLAY Stocker Todd As the climax of a 67-yard march Kildal 0- 11 Levering Pe the first sustained drive of the Score bY Hoch Army 0 I 0 8-4 game Army's sensational halfback Vole 0088-0 I SENSATIONAL PLAY As the climax of a 67-yard march the first sustained drive of the game Army's sensational halfback Ray Stecker of Hazleton Pa slashed off Yale's left tackle for the touchdown that put the Cadets in I front Stecker was the key man In the scoring thrust that culminated in the first few seconds of the final quarter Stecker missed the try for extra point and Army kicked off Hardly had the cheers of the CaL det corps died down nhen Dud Parker field general of the bare icgged backfield hollet of the Ells plucked the ball out of the air on I his 12 lard line and began a meav lug side-stepping Journey up the field There was only one Army I man left to elude as he passed midi feti and Bob Lassiter substitute I back took hint out to leave Parkees path clear to a touchdown I Yale's first chance to break the tie I went glimmering when Ed Rotan guard Just missed the uprights with the kicking try for extra point Within barely two minutes the game produced more drama than 1 the entire previous 45 Army's ear 1 right end Dick Sheridan of Augusta Ga in the midst of the excite ment was carried off the field on a stretcher and taken to a hospital It was reported his neck wax broken Yale's captain and bright star Albie Booth had failed to break away and yielded his post to an understudy Bob Lassiter of Charlotte who immediately took charge of the Eli offensive where Parker left i off tieNdES Joe Las Crowley lashed at Army's tiring defense In two sensational drives toward the soldier goal Tale advanced 53 yards to Army's 15-yard mark and then came back in another 56-yard march to th Cadet nine-yard line The first of these two offensives ended when MaClean substitute back tried a drop-kick from Army's 28-yar4 line The ball etruck the left upright and bounced' back into the end zone The oteennd drive bogged down when Crowley on fourth down vrith two yards to go was stopped at the acrimmage tine by Jack Price Army captain Lassiter a sophomore "find" knifed through for runs of 12 and 28 yards in the course of his big tplurge besides passing to Hawley for one gain of 17 yards It watt the best individual exhibition of ground gaining in the entire game hut Yale couM not find the scoring touch again despite the use of all available reserve power Sheridan's injury sae an outgrowth of the fierce charging and tackling by both teame The Eli rooters gave vent to an outburst of boning at one etage when Williamson WAS thrown heavily by an Army player Yale out-ruehed Army 197 yards to 21 and registered 13 first downs to 10 for the soldiers The Ella completed alx out of 23 pasaes for gains of 80 yards Army completed five out nt 13 for gains of Only 48 but the Cadets Intercepted four Eli aerials CHARLOTTE iACE DRIVER IN SPILL alLA-ILAvAL-VI-4V-LLILLJ TV ILI SALISBURY Oct OVER CAMPBELL Seigel of Charlotte crashed through the fence at the Rowan county fair CONNELLY SPRINGS Oct automobile races here today hut es-Campbell college played the Ruth- caned with minor injuries Ms maerford college Ramblers to a 7-7 chine Nvas badly damaged deadlock here tonight Boll Sall of New York won three Campbell tied the score In the events including the sweepstakes of fourth period when Humphreys nearly 10 miles Sam Young of passed 20 yards to Taylor and the Burbank Calif anfl Sam Burman latter stepped the remaining 20 of New Orleans were winners In yards across the goal line Hum- other races phreys place kicked the tying point Fast time was made in all events The Rambleirs had scored in theiwhich were held on a dirt track third period A pass Bronson tot KENTUCKY LICKS Home Movies Marie Cameras Rental Library Yale Army touch Officials: OBrien Tulle Palmer Colby linenman McCabe Moly Croon field Carson Penn State WEAVER SNOWS I UNDER 46 TO 0 SCORE I AsEVILLE Oct '24-01--with a red-headed runner by the MIMS of Huskey showing the way Weaver college trounced a game but weak Mount Pleasant Collegiate institute eleven here this afternoon 46 to 0 Huskey scored three touchdown on nice runs brought the ball to within scoring distance several times and played a bang-up -defensive game It took Weaver but 38 seconds to score the first touchdown after the kick-off on a pass English to Wilkie good for 65 yards and goal ort the first play CAGERS MEET TO FORM CIRCUITS The first organization meeting et the Commercial and City A basketball ball leagues will he held at the A on Wednes day October 28 at in Interest in basketball is running high and the physical director oz pects six teams in the Commercial league and six teams in the City league Representatives of any team interested are asked to be present at this first organization meeting Wednesday at 8 Equipment One may aeenre the proper movie camera equipment for bolos Movies 11 carry a complete line of tint quality which no doubt you have bee looking for Let es show you the JUMPS (amoral A reel Ammer" toy rood movie making r950 sp I 111M Rental Seitttinne tint 11 Pvt the 'dell het childrea's parties -The Foremost Newspaper of the Two Carolinas--' SUNDAY OCTOBER 25 1931 PAGE NINE says I beat Dewey Kimrey when the two meet at the Armory ucsday night Carroll has been after the fight for tnonths Great Run To Score WINNER 11E11 Charlotte Boy Leads Great Drives Down Field In Final Quarter FIJIIMAN But Mates Are Unable to Show Winning Punch BY ALAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor eaw lki I Conn Oct 24--(1P)--With one dazzling 4 1 1 Petrels Manage to Score In Fi- 11 stroke an 88 yard run-back of kick-off for a touchdown nal Period to Win Upset ''441w i 5' 1 74': 0 day when Sypert place big Eli bowl not lled A Oglethorpe won its first MANTA Oct 24--(g1)----- Ogleth victory of the season here to- Army's freshly won advantage today and tied the Cadets Victory 3 chances to break th Quarterback Robert (Dud) Parker Yale wiped ou 4 for the second straight year in one of the east's most spec- tacular football classics The final score was six to six am Yale in a thrilling final quarter lost deadlock el For the first time In years the an fio at- A pacity for the game But 72000 Ye GLORY FOR LASSITER I pn 1 ir al ts) tillWley kicked a goal in the fourth 0 0 0 Price (a) spectators within 3 LT Wilbur Summerfelt I 0 Nichols quarter to defeat the pre- stadium 's limit watched the rival eater CPT tor Malin viously unbeaten Furman elevens set off a series of attacking Trice Rill Rotate high-explosives in the last period sum Hail Hurricane 3 to after 45 minutes of listless and emu-salt RE Ra mot Furma Er held on the six inch line scoreless play Elliott 4 Parker Legatee e'- at the alert of the final quarter e4011 but Allred kick was short and SENSATION AL PLAY Meeker 'rode wit Leveling i sielein: tryseel by period: I fi Sypert booted over the only of the game from the 14-yard line the first sustained drive of the 8 a 0 8-4 counter- As the climax of a 67-yard march The final whistle stopped an Ogle- game Army's sensational halfback A 8 8 8-41 4 thorpe march on the 15-yard line Ray Steeker of Hazleton Pa touchdow Parker Army touch --i slashed off Yale's left tackle for the dow vitecker touchdown that put the Cadets :1 4 1 quarter et thrust wo-aats that key culminated Officials: ir O'Brien Car tate Canon Penn e--- MERCER WINS in Tufts Palmer Colby man linesman McCabe noir Crone field In the first few seconds of the final tuSEP)ARsTtaArNttlangURoGa sr nu bn a for a obuacohkel Net rboye i ndke and A missed ktotkhoect try for doltlarr(d)ritylabdat the eers iletidocultnnobtenthe itttaa- Wofford college 25 to 7 In a game Parker field general of the bare- full of spectacular incidents here to- leged backfield ballet of the Ells 1 day plucked the ball out of the air on WEAVER SNOWS I UNDER 46 TO 0 SCORE Jesonis counted two markers In his 12 yard line and began a eseav- the second period Cimperman really lug eidearePPing Journey up the SHEVILLE Oct 24--VP)--With deserves credit for the scores how- field There was only one Army red-headed runner by the name ever He carried the ball 11 yams man left to elude as he passed md- i of Huskey showing the way p- 41 to the one yard line for the first rctl and Bob Lassiter substitute and 40 yards to the 10 yard line in back took him out to leave Par- Weaver college the second touchdown keret path clear to a touchdown Cimperman intercepted a forward Yale's first chance to break the tie trountcec At stitute eleven he game 41e pass during the third quarter to run went glimmering when Ed Rotan Weak Mount Mount Nearer tbdiao a Collegiate afternoon but in Huskey score 75 yards for touchdown Monroe guard just missed the uprights with 11 on nice runs brought the a to Wofford intercepted a pass and tore the kicking try for extra point ithin ring distance times off 40 yards but was stopped short Within barely two minutes the of a score The sole Wofford touch- game produced more drama than and played wsco a bang-up several three touchdown g-up -de ens vs down was marked up by Willis who the entire previous 45 Army's star geme'o took a forward pass for a 55 yard right end Dick Sheridan of Augua- score the first touch own a ter a sprint In the final period ta Ga in the midst of the excite- kirk-off on a pass English to Wil- Mercer scored 14 first downs to ment was carried kie gorid for 65 ards and goal en the field on a It oe Weaver but 33 seconds to Wofford's 3 stretcher and taken to a hospital It was reported his neck was broken the first play ete Yale's captain and bright star Al- bie Booth had failed to break away CAGERS MEET TO BABY DEACONS CONQUER OAK FORM CIRCUITS RIDGE' 13-12 satnudd vyielaiodbedLahsi to Charlotte out tiled under- etbee who immediately offensive charge betroao ac rhkaorrl left The first tioeroortaglanainzadcnitym yeetimng ()cf off A basketball ball leagues will be lSowial to Ms Charlotte Observer -----0--IT hat SHINES held at the A on Wednes LA ss day October 28 at 8 tn WAKE FOREST Oct strong Wake Forest fresh team Lassiter ably asitisted by Joe Interest in basketball is running de high and 0 physical sical director ox turned back a scrapping Oak Ridge Crowley lashed at Army tiring th teams in the Commercial team this afternoon by the score of tense In two sensational drives league and six teams in the City 13 to 12 Wake Forest' toward the soldier goal Yale ad touchdowns pects six league Representatives of any gain which wound up at midfield both came In the second quarter vaneed 53 yards to Army's 15-yard team interested are asked to be But one of course was eventually The first touchdown came as the mark and then came back in an- present at this first organization intercepted and the tide turned result of long passes that placed the ball deep in Oak Ridge tern- other 56-yard march to the Cadet meeting Wednesday at' 8 pm PLAY IT SAFE tory nine-yard line Myers carried the ball over on 1 A In the last part of the game the a short line buck The Baby Deft- The first of Meets two offensives Vole were satisfied to stall for time cons' second touchdown was made ended when MaClean Williamson also by Myers after Gold had inter- substitute back tried a drop-kick knocked on the door of ce a and let good enough be They had Carolina's an Ridge pass from Army's 28-yard line The ball --e 0 IAjok goal et 1 po Oak Ridge also scored in the struck the left upright and bounced several times and been second quarter on an intercepted back into the end zone The necond ee 111: admitted out once But once was Steele running 70 yards for drive bogged down when Crowley sr Irk a Otw enough for Victory and they were pass ifill i down with two yards to pretty well content with one touch- the score The second Oak Ridge on fourtscore came late in the fourth quar- go was stopped at the scrimmage NeeeNd down against this Tar Heel team to- ter after a series of long passes tine by Jack Price Army captain day I ft thrown by Kitchin a Wake Forest Lassiter a sophomore "find" eNoo the That Voe parted the Tar boy knifed through for runs of 12 lg Heels no one in the stands doubted For Oak Ridge Wagner's playing and 28 yards in the course of his )1 They earned the victory despite the stood out in the line In the back- big splurge besides passing to Haw- ill circumstances that led to it They field Steele eacren and Kitchin ley for one gain of 17 yares It was 4 I would have done more had not the showed to good advantage For the best individual exhibition of 1 Tar Heels reduced their sparkplug Gene McEver to just smother foot- Wake Forest all and Gold stood ground gaining in the entire game out in the backfield while Rhine- hut Yale could not find the scoring hall player But Mates what the hardt Faulenburg and Swann played touch again despite the use of all Tar Heels did and it told in the trend of the game well in the line available reserve power -core: Sheridan's Injury was an out- Many believe and not without flak Bld I' as FOtit growth of the fierce charging and logic that had Johnny Branch Car- shout: ee: Rot brew tackling by both teams The Eli 's expelled quarterback been waterier LT wann in the game today Moore rooters gave vent to an outburst the Tar Heels Williams would have won Branch Is slip- East eati I if a 1m 14 Cm ter Itionehardt of boning at one stage when Wit- thrown heav ily vii 19 7 yards rad pery on punts and there would Quinn not ll es Fun have been plenty of them for him It Fsnikenberg Army player i- unugh Abernathy It out-rushed 'a sw A to snag today But Johnny was not Mccoy Ca Wall in there and a post mortem can only McCachre Lit nota to i21 and registered 13 first downs be idle conjecture Womble II Roney to 10 for the soldiers The Ells quipm ent Don't let anybody tell you that suttee completed six out of 23 passes for Tennessee has anything like the ball Feeeenera 0 0 0 013 gains of 80 yards Array completed club that Georgia has A good Wake Forest 0 13 0 012 five mit of 13 for gains of only 451 powerful team yes hut Only a shade hut the Cadets Intercepted four Ell re itng Oak wns Steele Mee: touehdo Home Movies better than Carolina and Georgia aerials Wake Foreet: touchdowns Myers wa many many shades better than 2 Extra erase Gold: plans klek ormaiste elle our Tar Heels Durk Illinois referee Syke Wake CHARLOTTE RACE On may Bemire the proper movie ee Forest umpire Goodson Davidson camera equipment for limns BARIUM SPRINGS DRIVER IN SPILL Movies carry a rein Plots line of first quality sopplies- RAMBLERS WIN wich no doubt yo bave be AND WINSTON TIE SALIsnuny Oct hlooking for OVER CAMPBELL SeigPI of Charlotte crashed through WINSTON-SALEat Oct the fence at the Rowan count) fair Barium Springs and Winston-Salem CONNELLY SPRINGS Oct automobile races here today hut esennessee high played a game today in Win- Campbell college played the Ruth- caned with minor injuries Ills ma- MOric Cameras stone that was without a score nut erford college Ramblers to a 7-7 chine 'ass badly damaged not without thrills a plenty All deadlock here tonight Boll Sall of New York won three Let as show you the lliedoll of Barium backs carried the ball Campbell tied the score in the events including the sweepstakes of Camera A real earners for treed along but it was little Sears who fourth period when liumphreysi nearly 10 miles Sa Young of movie making r900 ea brought the crowd to their feet with passed 20 yards to Taylor and thelBurbank Calif and Sam Burman his broken field running Winston latter stepped the remaining 20 of New Orleans were winners In Rental Library gained around end and by forward yards across the goal line Hum- other tares passes Both teams threatened to phreys place kicked the lying point Feat time was made in all events IS ilim Rental snore several times but the threats The Itambleirs had scored in the which were held on a dirt track selections both ter the 'dell sed all ended when in the shadow of the third period A pass Bronson to children's parties goal posts Barium's last defeat at Payne put the ball on the five-yard KENTUCKY LICKS the bands of a high school was by line and 'Eltr144-0 Milts hens the ns la 4 a the the in 110 ri a I 1 11 5 i 4 4 5 I I QUAKERS DUMP PANTHERS BY 13 TO 0 SCORE her tho )er see In one to ago me Nip t6 In is STASTS ON FIRST SPORTS PAGE they played sterling ball and sometimes they did some very effective toting Of the old leather Smoky Ferebee third string quarterback was in the game a considerable portion and not only operated the team deftly but showed no little prowess in running back punts and galloping with the hall POOR PASSING Had Carolina boasted or a passing attack such as it had in years gone by it might be another story tonight Passes tried early in the game were a total flop and here it might be well to mention that Gene Mc Ever served his team well today in batting down a good many of those attempted Carolina passes Late in the game with White and Brandt substitutes doing the chunking the Carolina passes very nearly clicked but fell a little shy of gaining a score All told the Tar Heels completed four passes had nine broken um and four intercepted Tennessee completed three had tax batted down and one intercepted Several of those Intercepted by the Vols put Carolina in the hole Carolina made one real threat during the game It CAMP In the third period An exchange of punts had left Tennessee with the ball within their 10 yard zone Smoky rereitee took a quick Tennessee punt to the Vo Is 30 and Carolina gained 15 more yards when the visitors were penalized 15 yards for ry roughness FASTS ON FIRST SPORTS PAGE played sterling ball and some- they did some very effective Of the old leather Smoky lee third string quarterback the game a considerable por- tnd not only operated the team but showed no little prowess ing back punts and galloping the hall POOR PASSING Carolina boasted or a passing lc such as it had in years gone might be another story tonight to mention that Gene McEver tried early In the game were al flop and here it might be a his team well today In bat- town a good many of those at- Led Carolina passes Late in ame with White and Brandt tutes doing the chunking the Ina passes very nearly clicked ell a little shy of gaining a told the Tar Heels completed passes had nine broken me four intercepted Tennessee leted three had eix batted and one int ereepted Several 'Ise intercepted by the Volt put ina In the hole eilinit made one real threat the game it Mils In the period An exchange of punts left Tennessee with the "all I their 10 pied zone Smoky wo took a quick 'rennessee to the Vols 30 and Carolina 115 more yards when the vie- were penalized 15 yterds for esseary roughness SEE AIR MAIL ARRIVAL NIGHTLY GENUINE 'MEDIU BAR-B-Q Served at CHARLOTTE AIRPORT Dining Doom and Curb Service IEMORIAL STADIUM GREENS- BORO Oct Quakers of Guilford scoring early in the first quarter and again in the second celebrated their return to North Carolina soil by defeating the High Point Panthers 13 to 0 here this afternoon High Point kicked off and Guilford darted a steady drive from their own 30 yard line making three consecutive first downs and Chisholm scored the first touchdown on a plunge through left tackle for eight yards Jamieson negotiated the extra point with a run around his own right end The second score came late in the second period after a short pass to Love for five yards a 20 yard run around end by Jamieson and a plunge through center by Bass for sIx yards and the touchdown 41ye LJTrig an 1) mq I n(1 yrs Inn tat th 0 (11 (1 PP 4) rl GOLF SUPPLIES See our new department high elites golf clubs Lowest prices In Charlotte High eines bail I for MOO Good balls for MOO Bill's Auto Supply 409 So Tryon 4 NEBRASKA BEATS JAYHAWKS' 6-0 1:51 RTH DAY Gil tiS1 litY WEEKLAV ovnEsLNYAii4E1 WiritrilS WEST TRADE 51" ae en In Ino ntd An gem I' i I 11 td t-1 MEMORIAL STADIUM LINCOLN Neb Oct 24--Sweeping the Jay hawk line before it the University of Nebraska defeated the University of Kansas 6 to 0 today to eliminate the titleholders from the 1931 big six conference race A homecoming crowd of nearly 25000 opectators witnessed the contest At no time were the Kansans dangerous ttnd the major portion of the game was played well within their territory A fre period offensive of a vigorowe plirging attack was rtsronsible for the Huskers lone touchdown LINE THRUSTS From the 15yard line they fed Bill Croom the hall four eonsectitive times and the latter emashed the Tennessee rush linA with all his might He got two the first shot four the serond and three the third and then failed to make It a first down on him final ram Tennessee on the other hand made several threats before the game was over hut always the Tar Heels held valiantly save for that one time In the seeond period when the Vol' made the s'or on which they paid off Th game opened with Carolina kicking off Tennessee Immediately ripping' off a first down and then halting and punting Carolina likewise made a first down and In the next series of plays Feathers Intercepted Bill Croom's pass and Tennessee had the hall on Carolina's 27 But the Vole could get no further than Carolina'n 15 en in-completed pass culminating the attack and Carolina gaining the bail on its own 20 nessee had the ball on Carolina's 27 But the Vole cnuld get no further than Cerolina'n 15 in in- naps culminating the at- and Carolina gaining the ball its own 20 kieking off Tennessee Immediately ripping' off a first down and then haltin end punting Carolina lik e- Wise mnde a first down end in the next eeriest pf plays Feathers inter- cepted Bill Croom's pass and Ten- sse had the ball on Carolina's 97 But the Vole enuici get ro further then 15 en in completed paps culminating the at- tack and Carolina gaining the ball on its own 20 LINE THRUSTS 1m the 15 yard line they fed the ball four eonsecte Imes and the latter rush line with all his He got two the first shot the second and three the third hen failed to make it a first on him final ram inessee on the other hand several threats before the was over but always the Tar held valiantly save for that low in the second period IA tieti -ON made the seore on which paid off game opened with Carolina ig off Tennessee immediately 1g off a first down and then Ig find punting Carolina like- mode a first down end in the se riee ef plays Feathers inter- 1 Bill Croom's pass and Ten- had the ball on Carolina's But the Vole could get no en than Carolina's 15 en In- pass culminating the et- and Carolina gaining the ball I Own 20 Choice Fresh SEA FOODS Fresh Clain Chowder daily Maine Lobsters Oysters on the half shell Little Neck and Cherrystone Clams on the half ahell loft shell crabs and Florida and other sea food ooked and served in a way that'a lifferent and better Take her to dinner at least once a week 221 West Trade Street 7 ivot her ust tett desi rOor Or hat tritt it 111 vett Ike left itth rsai 'nett Her 'OM mser it" wn In ri gne PIN i 1 I ftwrscrfo The electrical heating of the soil around plants so as to hasten their growth has been used euccessfully in California MICHIGAN LICKS ILLINOIS 35 TO 0 CHAMPAIGN Ill Oct 24--(J1)-- Michigan's football forces ruined Illinois' home coming today by inflicting the worst defeat a Zuppkecoached team ever has suffered The Wolverines triumphed 35 to It was the biggest score ever rolled up by a Michigan team against its old rival in their 33 years of football relations Southern California Victor DERKELEY Calif Oct flashing thrust a 46-yard gain JO In nye plays and Southern California scored a 6-0 victory today over California in one of the most thrilling football battles witnessed here In years Two minutes were left to play In the second period An underrated California eleven had utplayed the most formidable eleven of the coast conference Then came the Trojan drive Forty six yards from the Bear goal line the Trojans gained possession of the ball Sparling 5 Shaver 6 and Mohler 24 and I read the yardage count Then Spar ling raced around on an old fashioned end- around play to carve hie mark in California scoring ground NEW YORK Oct brilliant thrusts one a 64 yard dash from scrimmage by Bob Mc-completed Namara gave New York universitack ty a 13-0 victory over Colgate to-on day before 60000 It pectatorx at Yankee etadhini It was the fifth ANOTHER THREAT meeting between the two eehools Early In the seeond quarter Owl and gave Now York the edge in Vo Is drove down main to Carolina'slvictoriem Two to one The games 25 yard line where the ball went were tied over once more on an ineompleted Pa RI 1 The Victory left New York's late ae June Underwood blocked Feath- for the yer clar of defeat and halted a Colgate victory streak' ere punt and Fysal recovered on Which had extended through 11 Tennessee's 3 4 later In the period ivin th Tar Heel the ball for games Colgate's last defeat Asa at gg the first time some distance in Ten- 0'11' bands of Michigan state last nessee's territory Feathers inter- year eepted anothet Carolina phss from Croom to wind up this thrust of OLE MISS eepted anothet Carolina pkss from ----00------ Croom to wind up this thrust of OLE MISS TIED the Tar Heels and it was 1 MEMPE1S Tenn Cct 24-0'1-- Southwestern surprising even her after this that Peacock was sent! into the gam and made thn bobbleimesI enthusiastic alumni came Winston two years ago VIOLETS DEFEAT COLGATE 13-0 Fitzgerald bucked it overi In three tries Fitzgerald passed to Payne for the extra point Rutherford eight nest downs to five for Campbell GOPHERS ROUTE IOWA 34 TO 0 MEMOilIAL STADIUM Minneapolis Oct 24--(tP)--Ken MacDougall 153 pound substitute Gopher quarterback headed a spirited Minnesota drive which reached Its height in ths third period to rout Iowa 34 to 0 today VIRGINIA POLY LEXINGTON Ky Oct of Kentucky kept its Southern conference football slate clean by turning back Virginia Polytechnic Institute in a stubbornly fought contest to 6 here this afternoon Brilliant open field running by Shipwreck Kelly Ellis Johnson and Ralph Xercheval broke down the Gobblers' resistance in the third and fourth periods after the teams had battled on fairly even terms In the first half Stanford Tied By Washington sEAITLE Oct 24---(JP)--The University of Washington fooled the experts and held the powerful Stanford university eleven to a scoreless tie in a Pacific coast conference football game played in a downpour of rain here today Except for one march by Stanford early In the third period when Coach "Pep" Warner's tricksters advanced to Washington's 11 yard lino the Huskies surprised the 20000 water-soaked Ppeetators by playing the southerners off their feet This one attack by the Cardinals after liarold "Dusty" Allen inter that paved the way for the Vole from under a 20 to 0 score at the Coach 4Pep" Warner's tricksters advanced to Washington's 11 yard line touchdown half to tie the University of MissisIn the fourth period much of tho sippl here today at 20-a11 the Huskies surprised the 20000 water-soaked Ppeetators by r'laying the play was in Carolina's territory hut Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns southerners off their feet the Tar Heels tried a last stare pass- Britt Haynes 2 Points after touching' attack which seemed at Any down's IllAynes 2 Thin one attack by the Cardines after Harold "Dusty" Allen inter- minute Pkely to connect ul flip Southwestern scoring: Touch- opted a Husky pass On Stanfords 3 yard Foe wits the enty time the On was a heauti from do ns Xrdsht 1 0 wton 2 Point Indians White to Thompson for :0 lard'afer touchdoan )Light l'ie'rt012 wore In Washington territtry SPWtsret Ivtro Projectors General Novelties We Niro a varie4 1200ortmea truerprforming prolctors $1230 ttp Camoraa of all kinds fn iMP1110 Mono and o4hot photogroki mAterbils einliannent find Gins for tho portim sod prise A htothIngly stoortmout at humorous noreitios TIT RENDEZVOUS IIMINNERINAPAILISAIONSWAINIV AVM ppormompooroviaosmayommt-wrWWWW1PTWmr MUU I' IL6gni min UticliCil IL (-Iv ey ulw di Winston two years-ago In three tries Fitzgerald passed to VIRGINIA POLY Projectors qv' -P MICHIGAN LICKS -el- Payne for the extra point vre Niro a varin4 tuloortmoot a her VIOLETS DEFEAT Rutherford eight nest LEXINGTON Ky Oct ee: trnogerforming projectors of Kentucky kept its Choice Fresh ILLINOIS 35 TO 0 downs to five for Campbell Priced from $i230 tip telt! COLGATE 13-0 Southern conference football elate dee CHAMPAIGN Ill Oct clean by turning back Virginia Michigan's football forces ruined NEW YORK Oct GOPHERS ROUTE i Polytechnic Institute in a stubborn- General roe Illinoi home coming today by in- brilliant thrusts one a 64 yard dieting the worst defeat a Zuppke- IOWA 34 TO 0 ly fought contest 20 to 6 here this or flesh from scrimmage by Bob Mc- afternoon Cameras of ail kinds Flints tn bel coached team ever has suffered Namara gave New York universi MEMORIAL STADIUM Islinne- Brilliant open field running by chiding films and ethoe ty a 13-0 victory over Colgate to- apolls Oct Mae Shipwreck Kelly Ellis Johnson and hat around plants so as to fifteen their P40111I kellitetkill 'ON SEA FOODS The electrical heating of the rolled up by a Michigan team I The Wolverines triumphed 35 to It WRS the biggest score ever day before 60000 epectatore at Dougall 153 pound substitute Ralph Xercheval broke down the Yankee etadie It was the fifth Gopher quarterback headed a spir- Gobblers' resistance In the third ointment se1 lid- growth has been used cuccessfullY against its old rival in their 33 ANOTHER THREVT meeting between the two aehools Red Minnesota drive which reached and fourth periods after the learns it'd Fresh Clam Chowder daily in California years of football relations Early In the seeond quarter the and gave a ew York the edge in Its height in the third period to rout NMI on fairly even terms A I ife 1 Maine Lobsters Oysters on the I Vole dente down again to Carolina's! In the first half find Gibs for tho partiew cod tn half shell Little Neck and Cher- :25 yard line where the ball went victories Two to one The games Iowa 34 to 0 today worn tied prises laughingly atoortmewli i rystone Clams on the half ishell over once snore on an incompleted: of humorous novelties 1 The Victory left New York's slate FM 7 I 'soft shell crabs and Florida Southern Cahfomia Victor Yeti I pas lfor the yeer clear of defeat and! 00mpano and other sea food June Underwood blocked Feath- Stanford lied By Washmgton TIIE lie t00ked and served in a way that'a 1kt 1 ere punt and Fysal recovered on halted a Colgate victory streak I gal olifferent and better Take her to Tennessee's 34 later in the period which had extended through 11 Ve dinner at least once a week IFIERKELEY Calif Oct givin the Tar Heels the ball for games Colgate'a last defeat watt at flashing thrust a 46-yard gain 1) ath in five plays and Southern California scored a 6-0 victory today over the first tim some distance in Ten- th RENDEZVOUS II bands of Michigan state last SEATTLE Oct University of Washington fooled the l- mat INC esti California in one of the most thrilling football Isattles witnessed here nessee's territory Feathers Inter- year eepted anothet Carolina phss from --0- experts and held the powerful Stanford university eleven to a scoreless Agents for )wo OLE MISS TD tie in a Pacific coast conference football game played in a downpour lier In years Croom to wind up this thrust of IE MEMPHIS Tenn Oct it was shortly rain here today 'lint I Two minutes were left to play In the second period An underrated tahrteerTatrhisHetehlast Southwestern surprising even her etee nee that paved the way for the Vole Pop" Warner' 11 yard lino tricksters advanced to Washington 's of and was sent! most enthusiastic alumni came Except for one march by Stanford early in the third period when California eleven had toutplayed the most formidable eleven of the into the game and made the bobble lbw coast conference half to tie the University of Missis- from Under a 20 te 0 score at the Coach 1-4 touchdown Yi 1-4 Bear goal ys from the si 1 here In the fourth period much of the PP today at 20-a11 the Huskies surprised the 20000 water-soaked apectators by playing the 312 wn 1111V1(HEIE MENDS Then came the Trojan drive Forty mix but Mississip I seoring: Touchdowns was in Carolina's territory noutherners off their feet Church line the Trojans gained possession of the ball Sperling 5 Shaver 6 and play sti LET 10 EAT the Tar Heels tried a last 'dare Pass- Britt Haynes 2 Points after touch- Mohler 24 and 1 read the yardage count Then Sperling raced around on This one attack by the Cardinals after Harold "Dusty" Allen Inter- FILM in attaek which neemed at any down's Ileynes 2 lot 1 221 West Trade Street an old fashioned end around play to carve his mark in California minute likely to connect Southwestern eroring: Teuch- cepted a Husky pees On Stanford's 1 yard rite wag tke only time the Ilk One was a beautiful flip from amens xffight Nowton 2 Points' Indians were In Washington territtry i scoring ground White to Thompson for :0 yard 'after touchdown High l'i'et013 1 ligNIATRIMPIII11161411411 i 1 14 i i ti1C-41it 1 I -4i'74'4 1 i -( 4 4 Fitzgerald bucked it over Winston two years ago In three tries Fitzgerald passed toi VIRGINIA POLY Projectors eve Payne for the extra point we have a eerie' aseortmeet et VIOLETS DEFEAT Rutherford scored eight drat LEXINGTON ye Oct 24---VP) truo-yerforming projectors Priced to five Campbell of Kentucky kept its from Wee up COLGATE 13-0 downs or Southern conference football elate I clean by turning back Virginia NEW YORK Oct GOPHERS ROUTE Polytechnic Institute in a stubborn- General brilliant thrusts one a 64 yard ly 2 dash from scrimmage by Bob Mc- IOWA 34 TO 0 0 to 6 here this afternoon fought contest Camerae of all kinds Pileup filleted Namara gave New York universi- MEMORIAL STADIUM Minne- Brilliant open field running by chiding memo film and ethet ty a 13-0 victory over Colgate to- apolls Oct Mac- Shipwreck Kelly Ellis Johnson and photograpeto materials a a day before 60000 spectators at Dougall 153 pound substitute Ralph leercheval broke down the eqniptnent Yankee etadiene It was the fifth Gopher quarterback headed a spir- Gobblers' resistance in the third ANOTHER THREAT meeting between the two aehools ited Minnesota drive which reached and fourth periods after the teams it ely In the second quarter thel and gave New York the edge in its height in the third period to rout had battled on fairly even terms Ore WS drove down again to Carolina's victories Two to one The games Iowa 34 to 0 today in the first half and Gifts for the portieei lied ted line where the ball went were tiel prize A laughingly agonrement once more on an incompleted The! liN York's th victory New di or a slate FM of humorous novelties 1 and i or year clear oeett i IA Underwood blocked Feath- Stanford lied By Washmgto halted a Colgate victory streak THE atilt and leysal recovered on which had extended through 11! stisee's 34 later in the period games Colgateet last defeat was at 7 the Tar Heels the ball for 'RENDEZVOUS rst time some distance in Ten- the bands of Michigan State last sEAITLE Oct University of Washington fooled the e's territory Feathers inter- year experts and held the powerful Stanford university eleven to a scoreless INC --40----- dignts fr I anothet Carolina pest from eo OLE Miss TIED tie In a Pacific coast conference football game played in a downpour to wind up this thrust of EMH Car Heels and it was shortly NI PIS Tenn Cct of rain here today this that Peacock was sent Southwestern surprising even her cif he gams and made the bobble most enthusiastic alumni came Except for one march by Stanford early in the third period when paved the way for the Vets from under a 20 te 0 score st the Coach "Pop" Warner's tricksters advanced to Washington's 13 yard li a half to tie the University of Misais- down i the fourth period much of the slept here today at 20-all the usklea surprised the 20 rs 000 water-soaked apectato by playing the 311 was In Carolina's territory but Mississippi seoring: Touchdowns southerners off their feet Church ar Heels tried a last stage pass- Britt Haynes 2 Points after touch- This one attack by the Cardinals after Harold "Dusty" Allen Inter- 1 FILM Mark which seemed at any downs Hiss-nes 2 a likely to connect Southwestern scoring: Touch- cepted a Husky pass On Stantorda 3 yard Fee waa the only time the was a beautiful flip from downs Knight Newton 2 Points Indians were In 'Washington territtrae to Thompson for :0 yard ater toneltdonn Hight l'ie'rI011 ligNISAMINer111131313408411 17) 1 ''''r I irrMnAM11101101MIMPWrOMMWMILIMMAKT En fla 01M aI MMOVISIMENtle IEWgAwSr worMI04 airrfq0511Mtdrit tM oaa--.