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i MU ad riiUlM Highs Stop Mighty Spartanburg Team By 14-7 Count PAGE SIXTEEN SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 21 1933 BEST IN STATE WILDCATS FACE DUKE BLUE DEVIL CHS CONQUER LEAD FOES GENE (DOLLY) BROWN (left) former I cap tain and center will lead his heavy Portsmouth (Va) Sewanees against the Charlotte Bantams here tomorrow afternoon in the first meeting of the teams this year At right is Gus Mayo captain and star end for the WADE AND PRIZE TACKLE WALLACE WADE (left) Duke's great coach brings rf his Blue Devils to Davidson today to play the Wildcats in their homecoming game With him here is Freddie Crawford All-Southern tackle last year and candidate for All-America honors The kick-off is at 2:30 WM)E mm PARADE NEAR SELL-OUT CROWD LOOMS Jr i BY UTO 7 Gadd is Star Spartans Halted on One-Yard Line Last Play of Game "AU -r i I -V is-wps 8000 or 10 000 to See Wild-cats Oppose Favored Devils at Homecoming tetflllJ ir Va Ac 6 fch'i A 4 tf 4 X'- I a Sk -pa JV 4 i BY EUGENE 1 A WING CNYDER FIELD Spartan-d burg Oct 20 Charlotte high overcame a stubborn and hard fighting Spartanburg high school team here today before more than 6000 fans to win 14-7 After Sartanbur(j had wored first Charlie Gadd all-Southern high quarterback led the Charlotte team to a victory with hi ball carrying punting and passing Th gam ended with the ball In Spartanburg's hands on Char-lotte'a cna yard Une but wherl Jones attempted to score George Graves held him on the one j'ard line as the whistle blew SPARTANS SCORE FIRST Spartanburg scored early in the second period when Tinsley went over center for two yards and a touchdown Littlejohn placed kicked the point to make the score 7-0 The South Carolina eleven took the hall on Charlotte's 41 yard line and Tin-Icy Herring and Littlejohn advanced It on line plunges until the Spailan- opened a passing attack With the hall on the Charlotte's 26 IJttlejnhn passed to Wit-lard for 16 yards to place the ball on the II Tinsley got five yards at center and kept hitting the line until he reached the two-yard line from wnere he went over BY FRITZ LITTLEJOHN THE Wildcat facing possible annihilation on the morrow roared defiance as he lay in his lair last night waiting the arrival of the dreaded Blue Devils With all the wise boy x)ttlng Davidson from two to four touchdowns and the Duke team camped In nearby Concord for the nigltT the Wildcat student body turned out in the biggest pep meeting in the history of the school PLAY AT 2:30 While there was little for the Wildcats to he happy about except the bright prospects cf a sellout crowd for the homecoming encounter this afternoon begin ning at 2:30 the students paraded In torch-light and shirt-tail paraded and the professors exhorted the team and Its supporters to high deeds A crowd of some 8000 or 10000 persons Is expected to jnin Richardson stadium many of them taking advantage of the opportunity to mc the team that decisively worked on Tennessee's vaunted Yols In Durham last week While everybody was worked up to the highest kind of pitch Doc Newton Davidson' head coach had little to say When informed there was a rumor Wallace Wade would start his second team Newton said: will not affect our plana They have a mighty good team but our boys will do the best they Sol Likes Football MM Bantams Need A 't i' I -itfV- 1 Sol Says Pro Team Should Develop More Shifty Attack Business Manager of Bantams Gets Great Kick Out of Game and is Learning Fast BY JOHN HERXDOX SOL TENNER carefully selected the end of a spaghetti line raised it to his mouth and inhaled Yard after yard raced upward with awe-inspiring smoothness a great game football commented as be added a dash of paprika to the plate of coiled whiteness Sol is business manager of the Charlotte Bantams Is likely to happen Take that game In Memphis last Sunday We lost it because we have enough weight and reserves Too much like a middle fighting a heavyweight WILDCATS COME BACK Charlotte then made a strong comeback to tie the score before the half ended Littlejohn kicked off to Gill on the 10 and he returned It to the 37 On the first play Gadd got 15 yards at right tackle Max Holder then got 10 and a first down Gadd got four more at tackle Then Littlejohn Inter ccpted Gadd's pass to Graces hut the Spartanburg team was off sides and the play was called hack Gadd then threw a pretty pass to Charles Hanes for 25 yards and Hanes ran five yards to cross the goal Gartd'a placement wag good and the half ended In a 7-7 deadlock In the final period Charlotte took the hall on their own 41-yard line Tinsley threw Gadd for a five-yard loss blit on the next play Gadd got six The third quarter ended with the ball on Charlotte' 47 TO START REGULARS Wade from Concord aid he would start the same team that took the field against Tennessee except that Tarzan Belue stocky Charlotte youth would be a quarterback In place of the In jured Hoi ace Hendrickson Otherwise the Dukes are in tip top shape The team arrived In Concord at 5:30 too late for a workout there and Coach Wade reached town about an hour later They will move to Davidson early today Davidson will be elighti crippled Henry Cathey Charlolt boy and soph tackle has a had arm and likely xvill see little service and Dewey Hutchcn" the halfback who galloped all over the place against I last week will not start because of a cut ever his eye He may be called on however The squad went through a light workout late yesterday and showed Great Blue Devils Come to Davidson Today What Chance Have the If Any? TTITH ECHOES of their magnificent victory over Ten-" nessee last Saturday still being heard across the football world the Duke Blue Devils today come over to Davidson to battle the Wildcats a Big Five foe who can be dangerously stubborn on occasions We have run freih out of adjectives in telling about the great spectacle of football the Blue Devils essayed for the clients last Saturday so we will have to turn the spotlight on some of the things that may happen today and some of the things that are sure to happen today If there is anything for which we have an exceedingly limited talent it is in guessing how football games will come out (I am not alluding now to the ability of Ath-a-letic A1 who really is not so bad In fact there have been times when I was truly proud of the genius of the man with the left-handed brain) But jour agent himself is no good in this guess work business and he makes no bones about it Yet a sports clients have a habit of dashing to him to get his opinions about these matters and will beat I take Davidson and 12 points and get awaw with Davidson got a These things I do not know I have my ideas of course but my ideas usually turn out to be very bum and have a habit of leaving me shall I say very foolish Sometimes I print them sometimes I The latter course is always the wisest but the policy of omission always makes me wonder if I am not shirking my duties After all even though I am no good at expert-ing they pay me to do it Teams Must Look Out for Future Games Safety Men Must Look Out for Crawford THERE ARE many angles to this game For one game with State next week which the Wildcat mentors feel they have a good chance of winning game with Kentucky next' week which may be very tough and which the Blue Devil mentors would hate like the dickens to lose All this Rose Bowl talk whbh probably will be curse on Duke from now to the end of the season There are many angles but after considering them all I am inclined to believe the Blue Devils a great team will beat the Wildcats never a pushover and pretty slick by its own talents by at least three and maybe four touchdowns But let me remind you again that I am no good at this business of experting So bet Just keep your money in your pockets go to the game and enjoy yourself Regardless of the outcome you should get enjoyment from this game And watch Freddie Crawford who should be an All-American this year Watch him in particular on going down under punts See the Duke men let him slide through ind go down Watch him beaf the ends and land on the Davidson safety man Watch him destroy any chance for a good return even though he may not make the complete tackle This is a show in itself For Crawford is very vicioys and very fast As long as I live I will never forget the way Freddie worked on Deke Brackett and Beattie Feathers two of the greatest backs in that Tennessee game As one of the original Crawford men I got a thrill out of his performance in that game that goes down in my note book as one of the keenest I have ever experienced JHE OTHER DAY we printed that a spectator at the Caro lina-Gcorgia game said the Duke-Tennessee score was announced there at half-time and the spectators cheered Some one tells me that another state paper has reported that the Duke-Tennessce score was not even announced at the Chapel Hill stadium It is not a matter of any great moment but just to see if we had made a mistake we checked vp and found at least six other persons who heard the an -nouncement at Chapel Hill So it must have been made Or could it be that these fellows just heard the spectators cheering in the Durham bowl and guessed Duke was leading Maybe they even heard me I gave at least one loud warwhoop which I believe could have been heard 12 miles away Maybe they even heard it in Charlotte Give Him All He Deserves Two Harrowing Experiences in One Day IN WRITING of the South Carolina-Clemson game for purposes of expedition we used statistics compiled by another dependable scribe Yesterday however just as a check we looked over our own detailed notes and found that Harold Mauney gained 161 yards from scrimmage and NOT just 117 as the other scribe figured We believe that is nearer correct Demon Deacons Clash With In Big Five Contest Contest Will Be First Major Big Five Encounter on Home Gridiron Since 1930 Capacity Crowd Expected at 26th Meeti ng of Wake Schools WAKE FOREST Oct 29 (P) The Deacons of Wake Forest college and the Wolves of State will clash here tomorrow for the first major Big Five football encounter on the home field since 1930 The game will start at 2 :30 Gore field scene of the buttle has Iiccii enlarged to ernt 4500 farm and a enpneity turnout is expected for the dedication game which will be played before a Homecoming crowd It will be the 2fith meeting between the two Waki county schools Wake Fore-t completed drills here this afternoon and at nearby Raleigh Clipper Smilli gave the WolfpacV Us final practice session Smith announced that Venice Farrar 105 pound sophomore would start at right tackle in place of Clfton Daugheirv who is out with a broken leg The probable lineup: HPI HILL Oct (living signs of more power but luiiidicapped by -everal injuries the Carolina football squad et out tonight for Gainesville and (omni-row's stiff buttle with the strong Florida team Coach Collins mu-teied all th reserve strength available and took a squad of 29 players including three separate hackfield charges Frankel regular left end and ANALYZES DEFEAT score should have been 14 to 10 Instead of 27 to 10" Sol continued Is some kind of a dizzy rule about nobody touching the man about to crab the ball that's being thrown to him Memphis matt chunked the hall to another Memphis man and Pos Keeler dashed In front of him ready to laid him down They said Dos Interfered and gave Memphis the touchdown It looked like a home town decision I don't know a hell of a lot about football but Dos wasn't trying to Interfere jnt getting ready to flop that man when he canght the hall helleve our hoys used their left enough They tried to slug with an opponent that outweighed them plenty (Sol has the right Idea If you ask any of our successful coaches) beat Memphis when we get them here We'll have a stronger line I handed them one already with a pep talk we had In the dressing room yesterday They told me a better line Is what we need They don't have a better line than I do when I want to hand one HICKORY Oct 20 -spectacular 80-yard return of punt in the last period by Gregory enabled Tennessee Wesleyan to come from behind and tie the Iennlr Rhyne Mountain Bears 8 lo 8 in their foollmll game here tonight Gregory snagged the hall on his 20-yard line and sprinted through a mass of would-he tark-lers to score He sent the ball through the uprights hut an offside penalty was called against the visitors depriving them of a victory Lenoir Rhyne scored its points in the second period when Poovey crashed through the line eight yards for a touchdown A pass play for the extra point was incomplete In the first period two fumbles by Newton sub for Mauney one on hig 30 and the second on his 20 gave Tennessee Wesleyan scoring opportunities hut the Lenoir Rhyne defense stiffened and the hall was taken over on downs A punting duel followed after which Nta-avich broke through left tackle for 30 yards As the period ended the visitors had the ball mi their own 20 Early in the second period a drive carried the Bears to (he visitors' one-yard ljne but Foovey fumbled and Wesleyan recovered Gregory's punt from behind his goal was short and the Bears drove back to the eight-yard line Poovey crashed through for a touchdown A pass for the extra Duke Rogers Crasford Schock Dunlip Dunlap Durnrr Wentz Belue Cornelius Lsney Cox Otf totals' Referee Hackney (U Ci umpire Perrv (Seaneei field Judge Frew (W tc Ll linesman Collins (Van derbilt 1 three reserve linemen StriekDnd Manley and Entl were left behind with injuries The probable lineup was M'vue or Rarwick and Brandt ends Tatum and Collins tackles: Barclay and Kahn guards Daniel center Martin quarterback McDonald and Shaffer halfaacks and Captain Croom fullhdf XVike Forest Fe Stele Hatot! IE Stepnens Chetty LT Isaacs Hood to Stanko Clark Center Sieve Sabol Hasty RO Buchanan Swan RT Farrar Swing RE Redding Holton QR Don Wilson Martin LH McQuage Dune Wilson RH Bohannon Myers FB Rex Forirm quarter When the fourth period opened Gadd passed to Graves for 19 yards and then got nine and a half at right tackle Holder got one and a fifst down Then old lucky laterial was called on and the play Holder to Graves to Gadd was good for 21 yards to place the ball on the one yard line From here Ga(Jd took the hall over center to make the score 13-7 and his placement was good and the score stood 14-7 The Spartanburg team out gained the Charlotte team and made more vardage at line bucks while the Charlotte team kept fighting with the hall In the shadow of the goal Spartanburg made 12 first downs to Charlotte's seven In the first period the Spartans made three first downs to none for Charlotte In the second thev made five to Charlotte's two The third period was about even Charlotte got one while Spartanburg failed to make a first down Both teams made four In the final period In the first quarter Spartanburg reached the one-yard line but Charlotte held them for downs They took the ball on thpir own 20 and Tlnelev got 12 at left tackle IJttlejnhn five and then Littlejohn made 20 on a fake Line bucks by Tinsley and a pass from Littlejohn to Willard placed the hall on 11 Tinsley got six at center and then Strong was offside to put the ball on the one foot line but Charlotte held as the quarter ended Gadd got off long punt after punt severat going over 60 yards The whole Charlotte team played the complete game not a sub being used Captain Rhyne Shoup stood out In line with Charles Hanes close behind Gadd was the hackfield star with Graves saving the game In the final play Tinsley and Littlejohn proved poison to Charlotte all afternoon with Carroll Jones the tine star The lineup: Charlotte Fo gpartanhnrc BILL TERRY TO HOLD OLD JOB MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 20 (jp) Bill Terry will he back at his old job this winter The oil company at which he has been employed since 192 announced today that the manager of the world champion New York Giants hud signed a contract to continue with the wiles force this winter as he has in the past Terry is planning a trip to Florida within a few days to Inspect for the spring training ramp DEACON FROSH WIN BY 27 0 GREENVILLE Oct Led by Edens husky fullback the Wake Forest freshman football team rolled up a 27-0 margin against East Carolina Teachers college here today The visitors used two full teams and all combinations clicked nicely CARNERA AND UZCUDUN MEET ROME Oct 20 (UR) World heavyweight champion Fnmo Car-neia and his challenger Paulino Uzcudun of Spain today completed tra ng for their title bout to he held Sunday at the Piazza Di ena A sudden demand for admission tickets developed today and led officials to predict a crowd of at least 60000 Shop windows In the main section of the city as well as the little stores In the out-lying sections were literally plastered with placard advertising the fight and with protographs of the "campione mondiale" and his Basque GOT HIS THRILL Sol says got a great kick oilt of the Bantam's touchdown and the field goal kicked by Copeland jump up and yell I didn't do that when Iukie was stopping the best boys in the country But It gave me a he declared Sol who has boon managing boxers and promoting fights for years declined to compare the two' sports But one gathers from a chat with him Hint lie is thoroughly sold on football Me know he picks It up faster than the verage novice This scribe got quite a kick out of Sol attempting to have the coal posts at Field moved closer Sol was dismayed by the way Copeland was kicking the ball over the fence making points after touchdown Sol couldn't relish a kid running off with a football under his arm that cost 69 wholesale The goal costs he said were too near the fence which do you inquired a facetious reporter double ing back formation or the 6-2-1-2 defence Sol grinned a little sherpMily and answered take And was the reporter's face red? Sol predicted a victory for the Bantams when they battle the Portsmouth Sewanees here Sjiriav afternoon "And lop Memphis when we get them in our he concluded Tinsley extrs point! Littlejohn placement bah Spartanburg Janet Wlllsrrf tiff trial! Phillips (Gen la Terh) Beferee Strapper Iteorgia Tech! I m-pire Frew (Washington end lee Poovey Tennessee-W eelej an Gregory Offlciaia- Referee Haeknev lU CI umpire Shepherd (U C) linesman Haves iMIssourii Held Judge Toughy tpoiorado) Georgia IS Vlercer 11 Lenoir-Rhy ne It Tenn-We-leyna 8 (tie) (Hlholie IS linttiinooga ItJ Geneva It: Wm neither 1 Itnvtnn IS: Finality 11 Puke Froh 8 State fro-ti 8 (tie) I frn-h IS: Dnv Ilium rosli 8 Furman frnh 14 Weaver frnh 0 New Mexico Normxt 3 Colorado cnt-lree 8 Abilene Christian 19 John Tarlelnn 8 Mines 8 Clmclrnn Teocliera 28 Trinity 13: Stephen F'ustln 0 Idaho Soul hero Branch 33: Montana Mine! 13 Columbia (Iowa) IS SVIllamrte 'V Penn college 8 Paraons Jer Murray 8 Chiilocco 0 Faet Central Oklahoma 11 Wot Tex-a Teachera 0 Southeaat Teacher 13 Northwent (Mo) Teahera 0 Central Oklahoma Teachers 13 Southeastern Oklahoma 0 8t Viator 62 Llmhumt 0 llaaka 18 Duluth 0 Carleton 8 Olaf 9 hlem 13 West 4 irginia Wesleyan Fairmont 19 California (Pa) 2 Btuffton 12 Defiance 8 (arson Nivimnn Tuvuium 3 Last Georgia 38 Brew Inn 13 Hampton 8 Blurfleld 8 ornell coll-ge It Stnumonth IS Vllltiaukee Tenrliers 7 Oshkosh Teacher 8 Indhina Teachers 311 entral Normal a si Johns Hopkins St taiynla (Vl) a Birmingham Southern 9 Mtllsspt 0 (Me) Temple 13 West Vlrrinlo 7 Dmoene It: Detroit 9 Texas Terh Louisians Tech 18 foe lows atste Teachers 9 North Dakota 9 Superior 9 (tie) IK Jones IT Tavlor LG Scott Itoli RtJ Wlllrr Bardes State's fullback went around his left end for a touchdown shaking off two Duke secondary men as he picked up the nine yards try for po'nt was vvide Score hv period: Duke Freshmen 0 6 6 State Frehmn 8 it 6 8 6 'Referee Erickson O): umpire Adkins (U C): head linesman Johnson (N 8 hnun Maffet Grey Moser Rose Strong Bane Gailil Groves Gill Holder RALEIGH Oct Freshman teams of North Carolina State and Duke university battled to a 8-6 tie here this afternoon In a Big Five yearling Itoit-tie Duke scored first in the second period when Pinkston substitute halfback elided his left end for 12 yards The touchdown ended a 47-yard drive Parker's try for point was wide State tied it up in the third period when Cara Techlet end recovered Parkers fumble of Bardes' 55-yard boot on Duke nine-yard line On the first play Rr Rr LH Rn FB Mjiiatfe Southard Mttlrjoho lllard Herring Tinsley sent Jonee and Kennedy across for touchdowns In the second quarter enabled irginia Tech freshmen gridders to win- front Dav d-on frexhmen 13 to in a hard fought gatr here today After being 1 outplayed lu the first half tiie fighting Wihi-kittens came hack with a great game In the second half With long runs hv Peabody and an effective passing combination Garrison to Quirk the Carolinians had their rivals fighting desperately to avert a score in the 'inal minute of play I henre periods: It was a great trip to Columbia- At a Columbia restaurant we had beer served to us with cracked ice which is something new under the sun And on the way back we had a blowout with the car running 70 miles an hour After these two experiences we are quite sure we will never be the same again Take it away Oscar 7 Charlotte Spartanburg 'KITTENS BOW 0-13 BLACKSBURG a Oil Two sharp attiring thrusts that Scoring Charlotte tourhdnwo Hines radd extra point! (add (2) plaemente Ppartanhnrg touchdown I.