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SUNDAY," NOV. 19, Touchdowns son Route Carolina Verdict The Is Did Good Work For Tar Heel Team Air Attack This Fellow May Flash Surprise Monday Night Fans After lives Watching Wildcat Rout THE CHARLOTTE (N. NEWS cL State Hoids 1 Lech Red Barron Is Nemesis Eton TP lie All Over But McDonald, Johnston and Company Live Up to Expectations Here. DAVIDSON-BATTLES. Carolinians TT.i- Here are three fellows who looked good against Davidson yesterday.

On the left is Cline (Suey Cochran, local boy, who has been playing! a great! game at end. In the center is "Goat" Randolph, a sturdy son of Asheville and the gent on the right is Allen McGee a back who wrought havoc with the Wildcat line in the, first half. tars Of Old Wonder Red and Black, Outclassed from Start, Stages Its Usual Game Fight. Continued from Page One) who gulped it down with a STUDENTS BREAK LOOSE. And at the guiping down, the Davidson student body in the east bleachers broke loose with a mighty yell, that, was not stilled for manv minutes.

When Shepherd kicked off for Davidson after the opening whistle, the stands whooped it up like a band of Indians. All was excitement and straggle was yet to be unfolded. They, had reason ro veil. for wasn't Charlotte's greatest football contest being initiatea? Many had come from afar and they were there to watch the proceedings, with hope rising in their hearts for either Davidson or Carolina. A DAVIDSON CROWD.

Shepherd sent the oval spiralling 'down the field. On the come back Mclver fumbled and Captain Moore was on the leather like a hungry dog on a bone. Cheers from the Wildcat supporters and by the way, the majority in the stands- and bleachers were displaying the tale-tell Red and Black at tone point on their clothing. Davidson had the bal Ion Carolina's 32-yard line and the Wildcats hopped? to it to move down the grid but their hopes were short-lived, the ball going over after an attempted forward pass. fll'DONALD AND COMPANY.

Then it was that the crowds, hungry for a show of that much touted Carolina offense, settled back with satisfaction to watch McDonald, Jorrnston and company perform. They pushed toward their objective with nifty end runs, hefty plunges through the line, young Merritt; substituting for Fred Morris, holding the heavy end of the load. McDonald, Charlotte's own, along with Red Johnston, contributed his share with a 25-yard sweep around end. Carolina was forced to punt when the runners failed to regain 30 yard loss inflicted for holding, McDonald booting the ball out of bounds. Shepherd turned around and punted back.

Carolina then began a march for a tally, McGee, Merritt and Johnston performing in heralded fashion, each clipping off good gains until Merritt went across for the first score. Blount added the extra point from a -placem ent kick. THK FLEET M'GEE. McGee, who moves with the swiftness of the wind, brought Carolina vwithin a step of another touchdown. Shepherd punted out on Carolina's 35-yard line.

McGee then reeled off a twisting, squirming, dodging run around right end for 26 yards. Then he up and did the same thing over again, registering 27 yards more. Carolina Win Mike Murphy, who arrived last night to fight Fearless Freddie Ferns at the Auditorium tomorrow night, may spring a surprise on fans who are looking for a Ferns victory. Murphy is a husky lad and has been boxing for several years. Winston Easy For Local Hi Team On Grid Since 1915 when athletic relations were established between the Charlotte and Winston-Salem high schools, the two institutions have met on the gridiron 13 times.

Charlotte won li. of the games. Th-i records of the two schools follow: 1915 Charlotte. Charlotte. 1916 Chariotte.

1917 Charlotte. Charlotte. Charlotte. 0 Winston 27 Winston 20 Winston 0 Winston 19 20; Winston 0 1918 No games played 1919 Winston 1920 Charlotte. Charlotte 1921 1922 Charlotte.

Winston. Winston 0 Winston. 0 6 3 6 .87 9 vV mston Winston. Charlotte. Winston.

Old Carolina Star To Play With John Purser Carolina cage star, has joined the Y. M. C. A. varsity and will report to Coach Link for practie Monday night.

Coach Link will run his men through their first signal practice Monday night. Twenty-eight men were out for the initial rehearsal. Art Martell, former boxer, now an actor, has been chosen to referee Monday night's round match between Fearless Ferns and Mike Murphy at the Auditorium. Martell was on the Keith bill the latLer ii liiit He was given a three-day layover and, immediately agreed to act as the third man in the ring in the Legion show. Matchmaker Jimmy Wood, of the American.

Legion, says he is willing to stake his reputation on the class or Monday's card. In addition to the Ferns-Murphy For Art 'M artel To.Referee Crack Hi Teams To Play Again On Thursday The tie between Shelby and Monroe may be settled at Wearn Field next Thursday. Announcement was made last night that the two teams will play their third game in the elimination series here 2:30 p. m. Thursday.

The winner will then meet the Charlotte Highs. Atlanta Cop Coming Here To Meet Ross Jack Denham, the Atlanta police man, who will fight "Rough House" Ross at the Mecklenburg A. show in the Auditorium next Wednesday night will reach Charlotte tcday and begin his training. Xloss is working out daily at his camp in the woods just off the Concord road. Promoter Walters says two fast middleweight wrestlers also will go through their paces at.

his show. Ross is one of the most popular men ever io step in a ring nere. One night last Spring he defeated three tough opponents in one night and yelled for more meat. Volley Ball Gets Toe Hold At Y. The Business Men's Volley Ball League of the Y.

M. C. A. has gotten under waly and the following men are captains: Frank W. R.

Robinson, E. M. Currie and Tom Alexander. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:15 they play their games. a Aerial Attack That Threatened Tech.

WEAK ON TACKLING Special DispaUh to Th 1 1 Atlanta, Nov. United "Ptpss the cicf as- known as the "Yellow on North Carolina State's Wolfn, ana siung tnem to defeat tn tune of 17 to 0, at Grant Field Ih this afternoon. a btt Barron was responsible for Tm, two touchdowns. His first into the scoring column 3 in the opening quarter. On a dnnw pass, Brewster to Barron pPi raced 40 yards to a touchdown Place- ment.

AGAIN IN SECOND. In the second quarter Tpfh med over her second counter three plays, Barron making yards for the touchdown. Brewste again kicked goal from placement lechs other points cams in final period when Henrv Two. dropped back to his 40-yard line and uiop-KicKea a goal. State exhibited an aerial that, had the passes been for the usual length expected from thi fense, would have been ample for a.

viumry lor tne woilpaek STATE'S PASSING GOOD. fatate completed more than fiftv per cent of her passes and more than JO of them were launched. Most of them went for two or thr yards and Tech's secondary defeass was right on top of the receiver. btate also put up some of the fin. est defensive work seen on the local neia tnis year.

On defense Stat piayea wide and her speedy forwards wre usually on top of Tech's men before they were wel lstarted. Weakness in the tackling department spelled ruin for the invaders. State's strong bids for points came in the third and fourth quarters. In the third Long dropped back to his own 45 yard line and booted a drop kick that went over the goal line. TECH KEPT BUSY.

In the final period State's longest continued forward pass attack was launched. She completed a long series of five and six yard passes that put the team on Tech's eight-yard line. With one yard to go for a first down a line buck tailed and the ball went over. Tech kicked and the game ended with the ball in mid-field. Tech used a host of substitutes, a complete new backfield, Godwin, McWhorter, Moore and Murphy going in after Barron's second touchdown.

Tech (17) res. State (0) Gardner l.t-- Wallis Johnson L.T Cox McConnell L.G Pasour Fleetwood Boston Borum R.G Beatty Lyman R.T. Floyd Mitchell R.E Holland McDonough Q.B. Randolph Barron L.H Park Brewster R.H Jennettj Hunt F.B Lassiter ondayShovj scrap, Waino Ketonen and Ben Ste-fanski will hook, up in a finish wrestling contest. This is billed as the star attraction.

The fight is booked as a sem final, but right now there appears to be more interest in that than the wrestling. Ferns has been here a week. He hafj worked out daily and has made a fine impression. Murphy blew in last night from Birmingham whe.e he has been training. Ferns is the new athletic director for the Legion's gym on Sown Church street.

Trade St. Old Boxer, DAVIDSON (6) CAROLINA (29) Faison LE R. Morris McMasters LT Matthews S.Davis LG Pritchard (C) Airice t' Sorrel Is KG RT C.Davis... RE Mclver Cochrane Hendrix QB McDonald Shepherd LH Merritt Hunt RH Johnston Mooro(C) FB McGee Time of periods, 15, 15. Referee, Sampson (St.

Albatis); umpire, Perry (Sewanee); headlinesman, Izzard (Washington and Lee.) Substitutions, Davidson, Cox for Clark, Long for Cox, Mallory for C. Davis, Fields for S. Davis, C. Davis for Mallory, Clark for Cox for Clark. Carolina for McGee.

Randolph for Johnston, Shepherd for Morris Bell for Pritchard, Blanton for Matthews, Lineberger for Cochrane, Abernathy for Mclver for Blount, Bonner for McDonald, Pen-dergraph for Blanton, Tenny for Randolph, Whedbee for Merritt, Fordham for Abernathy, and Edwards for Tenny. To add variety, a couple of line plunges followed after which McGee was given the ball for a strike at the goal and he made a "bull's eye," journeying seven yards for the counter. Blount failed at goal. Another three points was marked in the second quarter, the pretty field goal of Sparrow; coming rather unexpectedly. Merritt intercepted a forward pass and Cline Cochrane, another Charlotte boy, got his hands on a forward pass and registered a gain of 15 yards.

Another pass, McDonald to Morris, added 12 yards, when Sparrow, whose trusty toe saved the day for Carolina against Tulane, dropped back and booted the oval through the uprights from, the 35-yard line. SECOND STRINGERS IN. At the beginning of the second half, substitutes took tr places of regulars in the fray but WA1 the Tar Heels went onward. With Merritt leading the attack, ably assisted by "Goat" Randolph tne uiue ana White was pinned to the standards for another six points Randolph jerked down a forward pass intended for Hunt and he, Spar row and Merritt went down for sub stantial gains, Randolph carryin the bail over. Sparrow dropped kick and the score was 23 to 0 with the Wildcats out in the cold.

But those fighting Wildcats were not to stay out in the cold long, for than it was that Hendrix opened his aerial attack, which culminated in Davis run for touchdown. Moore failed to add the point. STILL ANOTHER SCORE. In the- dying minutes of the game Tenny, another substitute, tallied with a touchdown, after Davidson had punted to her own 35-yard line. Bonner, Shephard and Sparrow went through the line, the plunges Demg spiced with a long pass.

Spar row failed at goal after touchdown. The Davidson Wildcats certainly livoct up to their names and in the BLYTHE. N.C. Dav. 7 287 53 44 7 10 5 4 4 45 53 52 48 130 22 0 1 1 2 137 51 1 15 65 0 95 16 19 5 10 10 35 33 37 36 20 3 0 0 0 0 36 233 7 Blount made the try for point, bj placement.

Carolina Davidson 0 Shepherd kicked off for Davidson and Johnston- returned 25 yards. Quarter ended with the ball on Carolina's 43-yard line in her possession. SECOND QUARTER. Carolina's ball. McGee over right guard for four yards.

McDonald nine yards, around left end. McGee one yard off left tackle. Merritt six yards around right end. Merritt holding on next playand Carolina was penalized 15 yards. Forward pass, McDonald to Cochran, incomplete.

McDonald punted 45 yards to Hendrix, who returned 10. From punt formation Shepherd of Davidson made five yards around left end. McGee tackled Moore after he had gained si yards around left end and had made Davidson's first ten-yard counter. Davidson fumbled and recovered, gaining two yards. Shepherd gained two yards through center.

Shepherd one yard over the left side. Shepherd punted but the ball was brought back. Shepherd punted 80 yards out of bounds. Johnston made 25 yards around right end. Merritt made five yards through left side.

No gain on forward pass, McDonald to Morris. McGee gained three yards through center. Merritt failed to make the distance and the ball went over to Davidson on the 35-yard lino. Shepherd around right end one yard. Hunt made gain through line but Carolina was penalized for holding, 15 yards.

Hunt made two yards off right tackle. Hendrix to C. Davis forward pass incomplete. Davidson was penalized 15 yards as Sorrels was holding. Shepherd to S.

Davlsfor-ward pass incomplete. Shepherd punted 35 yards out of bounds. McGee around right tackle 25 yards. Long replaced for Davidson. Johnston around left four yards.

McGee around right 28 yards. Bajl on seven, yard line. Merritt failed to gain-over center Christians Find Tough Team in Boys from Lynchburg College. FIFTY-FIFTY GAME. Special Dispatch to The News.

Elon College, Nov. 18. In what proved to be the fastest and exciting1 game of the season on Com er Field, Elon, fighting an uphill fight here today, tied the score against Lynchburg in the last minute of play. The aerial route was used in the sensational finish, a long pass from Perry to Clark taking the ball over. The score stood 6 to 6 at the finish of the contest.

VISITORS SHOW WELL. During the first half Lynchburg had the ball in their possession the greater part of the time and outplayed the home team. Whitt carried the ball for Lynchburg's touchdown in the second quarter. After a march down the field through Elon's line from near center field. Lynchburg failed at the free trial for goal after touchdown.

But during the latter part of the game Lynchburg continued to make gains through the Christians line, they failed to produce the punch when gains meant counters. With the score 6 to 0 in favor of Lynchburg and with about two minutes of play remaining Elon uncovered an aerial attack that swept the visitors off their feet, and carried the ball from Lynchburg's 30-yard line to touchdown. SIX PASSES USED. Six consecutive torward passes were used in this rush, four of which were completed. Clark of Lynchburg broke through the line and broke up Perry's at tempt at goal, the score thereby resulting in a tie, Whitt's driving power and a fake line buck were responsible for large gains through Elon's line.

An interesting item of the game is the fact that not once during the entire four periods did Lynchburg resort to the punt game, while Elon was forced to punt only twice. Both teams were strong on the offensive but weak on the defense. Elon (6) Pos. Lynchburg (6) Clark L. E.

Nee Hankins Harmon Clark West Myers Brown Whitsell Braxton L.G. C. R.G. Thomas Smith R. T.

Flynn Perry Kirkland Fix Mc Adams R.B. Q. R.H. L.H. F.B.

Nottingham Cromwell Kitchen Witt Woodside Score by quarters: Elon 0 0 0 66 Lynchburg 0 6 0' 06 Substitutions for Elon: Barker, for Smith; High for Thomas; Farmer for Barker. Lynchburg: Dratt for West. Referee: Whitaker, State. Umpire Kernodle, Carolina. Head-linesman Utley, Wake Forest.

Red Heads On State Eleven Get Write Up North. Carolina State's football eleven hit Atlanta Friday wmi n.e of the reddest haired men who ever played Southern football, says the Atlanta Georgia. adds: "But about those five red-headed men 'the fightin' Irishmen," as one of the alumni who accompanied the team to Atlanta called them. They have flaming hair, just like Red Barron's only in most of the cases it is more so. "And husky.

That is a mighty poor name for it when one looks at that line of brawn. Tech is going to have to play good football to go through that Carolina bunch. "Captain Floyd weighs about 200 pounds, is broad-shouldered and looks like he would stop a battering-ram with his sheet. He and Cox form a pair of tackles who are said to be far above the ordinary run of tackles allotted Southern teams. STRONG BACKFIELD.

"In the backfield, according to common gossip, among those who made the trip with the team, Randolph, at quarter; Red Lassister, at full, and Long, at left half, are hard to stop. They look it. When they are bundled up in overcoats they look like moving mountains." Wildcat A. C. Has Cage Team The Wildcats Athletic Club has organized a basket ball team and will be glad to get in any league of teams running from 13 to 17 years' old.

The Wildcats had a splendid record in basket ball and baseball last year. William Redfearn, the star football player of the West End team, has made running guard. The team, aa picked, yesterday, follows: Arenson, r. Smith, l.f.; J. Morris, Rolland, r.g.; Redfearn, l.g.

following are the substitutes: Johnston and Shaw, both of whom are expected to be first string men next year. Belk brothers will be the first team to meet the Wildcats. This clash will be staged this week. Charlotte Enters Volley Ball Match The Southeastern Volley Ball Tournament to be held at Atlanta in February is pausing Frank Crow-ell to assemble some of his volley ball stars and to get a little practice. They intend to play several nearby cities and they get in the tournament if everything goes well.

Statistics Show How Badly Carolina Defeated Wildcats By XV. L. First downs Gains through the line Gains around ends Gains forward passes Loss line plays Number forward passes attempted Number forward passes completed Number forward passes grounded. Number forward passes intercepted Average distance punts Punts run back Kick-offs run back Average distance kick-offs Penalties Gain on intercepted passes Open formation plays attempted Field goals attempted Field goals successful i Fumbles Total yards lost Total yards gained Number substitutions Banished, But Is Brought Back Amid Cheers. Dr.

N. Bruce Edgerton, practicing physician at 'Columbia, S. and alumni 'coach of the Davidson College, widely known among Davidson alumni as "Red" Edgerton, was taken from the field at Wearn Field Saturday afternoon during the intermission of the Davidson-Carolina football game by two police detectives while he was on the side lines. Dr. Edgerton was without the regulation side-line pass, which police were instructed to demand of all persons on the field.

He was escorted from the park but was allowed to return when the difficulty was straightened out. As he emerged from the crowds and onto the field he was lustily cheered. The unfortunate affair grew out of a- misunderstanding, and was regretted by promoters of the game. last period fought as gallantly as did their sires at the battle of Gettysburg. They fought to stem the tide and in spite of the odds kept at the game until it had become history.

They were out to win but victory was not theirs, yet they deserve the honors rightly belonging to heroes. Carolina won, surely, but in the winning the Tar Heels can not hope to claim all the honor. The Tar Heels met a worthy foe and Davidson was heard from all along the line. Varsity Takes Up All the Room The wrestlers, boxers and hand ball players, who so far this year have had their own way practically on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, are now complaining about not getting the floor since the varsity basket ball team has started to practice. STATZ WINS AT GOLF.

Los Angeles. Nov. ArnnM Statz, centerfielder of the Chicago National baseball club. dpfnteri Tvrn -v Behr, once runner-up in the National amateur golf championship tournament at the 20th hole in the invitation meet of the Hollywood country club yesterday. Carolina Mallory replaced C.

Davis for Davidson. Johnston failed to gain over right forced, out of bounds. McGee over right tackle seven yards for touchdown. Blount missed try for point. Carolina 13; Davidson Sparrow replaced McGee for Carolina.

Johnston kicked off to Hendrix, who returned 10 yards. Hunt forced out of bounds. Forward pass. Hendrix to Moore, gained 18 yards. Forward pass, Hendrix tc Hunt, incomplete.

Hendrix to Shepherd gained one yard on forward pass. Merritt of Carolina intercepted it and returned it, then fumbled and McDonald recovered. Merritt to Cochran forward pass gained 15 yar-is. McDonald to Morris on for-warl pass -made 12 yards. Carolina penalized two yards on account ol timo out.

Sparrow made beautiful drop kick from the 35-yard line. Carolina 16; Davidson 0. Johnston kicked off 55 yards and Hunt returned 10. Half ended Davidson's ball on her own 18-yard line, TII1RP QUARTER. Carolina made wholesale substitutions.

Shepherd kicked off and Sparrow returned the ball 25 yards. Randolph gained 12 yards through center. No gain through center. Carolina penalized 15vyards for holding. Carolina again penalized for ho.dlng.

Merritt oft left tackle for five yards. Randolph through line two yards. Sparrow punted out of bounds. Hunt seven yards through Shepherd, three yards through Center. Moore over right tackle mreo yards.

Merritt making the tackle. Shepherd around right end six jards. Shepherd six yards off left tackle. Shepherd off right tackle six yards, Carolina off side penalized five yards. Shepherd around right for a gain of two yards, thrown out of bounds.

Hunt two yards off. left tackle. M'Wre no gain through line. Forward pass, Moore to Faison incomplete. Eli over to Carolina.

Ran in by in 43 to to Team Max Gardner Wasn't on That Team, But It Wasn't His Fault. By EDDIE BKIETZ. Young Mr. Blythe, a frequent contributor to this page, rushed madly into the sports department last night and breathlessly exclaimed: "Max Gardner and several other members of the famous Carolina team of 1S92 were on the sidelines tod-'iy. That's a good story, ain't it? "It sure is," replied the s.

e. "Get hold of Max Gardner." So the genial O. Max was located in a cafe and lured to The News office. OUR TERRIBLE BLUNDEU. "We hear that you and Pete Murphy and several other members of the '92 team were on hand today, he was told.

"Tell us about it." O. Max's face went red, then white, then a deep red again. First he looked pained, then indignant, then shocked. "I wasn't on no 1S92 team he said, forgetting his English in the excitement. "I was only ten years old at the time." But finally O.

Max calmed down sufficiently to furnish the required information. Pete Murphy, star center of Car lina's wonder team of 1S2, was cr. the sidelines yesterday and so was Roy Abernethy, the greatest fullback ever turned out at Chapel Hill and another star of the '92 squad. yj'o. timers rememoer tnat team.

It played, six games in six days on its triumphant tour of the South and won every one of them. It played Virginia twice' that year once in Richmond and once Atlanta. The last game decided the championship of the South. In justice to Mr. Gardner, it ought tohe said, perhaps, that he was captain and one of the stars of the Carolina team of 1905.

Frazee Confirms Trade With Tigers Boston, Nov. 19. The trade between the Detroit and Boston clubs, which the Red Sox give Derrill Pratt, second baseman and Rip Collins, pitcher, for Ehmke, pitcher; Holling, catcher and Herman, first baseman, was confirmed by President H. H. Frazee before he left here for New York today.

on rrom dolph two yards through center. Merritt three yards off left tackle. Randolph off right tackle five yards. Bonner no gain. Carolina penalized 15 yards for holding.

Carolina penalized five yards as the backfield was motion. Bonner gained 3 yards. Randolph no gain through line. Sparrow punted yards out of bounds. Davidson's ball.

Moore fell after Lineberger smashed the Red and Black interference. Randciph intercepted forward from Hendrix and returned it five yards. Bonner over, right tackle four yards. Merritt through center thive yards. Randolph three yards through center.

Sparrow around left end 12 yards. Merritt through line three yards. Randolph no gain off right tackle. Merritt off right tackle four yards. Merritt two yards through center.

Randolph three yards through center. Merritt one yard off right tackle. Sparrow one yard through center. Randolph went over right side for touchdown. Sparrow missed try for point.

Carolina 23; Davidson 0. Sparrow kicked off and Moore returned 10 yards. Davidson's ball on her own 23-yard line. FOURTH QUARTER-- Pendergraph. replaced Blanton for Carolina.

Shepherd gained seven yards off left tackle. No gain through center. Shepherd no gain around right end. Shepherd punted and Sparrow returned six yards. Randolph made two yards through line.

Bonner no gain around right side. Merritt short gain through conter. Sparrow punted out of bbunds, 30 yards. Davidson failed gain through center. Shepherd 2 yards loss on end- run.

Tenney replaced Randolph for Carolina. Hendrix to C. Dayls forward pass netted 85 yards over right side. Forward pass, Hondrlx to Moore, incomplete. Forward pass, Hendrix to Faison, 12 yard over left side.

Forward pass incomplete, Hendrix c. Davis. Forward pass for See Detailed Story Of How Presbyterians 1 ni 1 illiaircl Farlor By EDGAR JONES Shepherd of Davidson-kicked off ftnd Mclyer fumbled. Moore, of Davidson recovered on Carolina's 33-yard line. No gain around left end.

Shepherd three yards over left tackle. Moore no gain around left Forward pass. Hendrix to Sorrels" no gain, partially blocked. Ball over to Carolina on their 32-yard line. Merritt made three mroiign center, iucuonaia, on cross play, four yards over right guard.

Merritt three through center, the first down of the game. Ball on 44-yard line, McGee two yards througli center. Johnston eig'ht yards around left end. Lateral pass, McDonald to Johnston, six yards around right end. Merritt through center, two yards.

Merritt three yards through center. 1 FiMtdown. Johnston no gain, tackled by Faison. Davidson off sides, five yards penalty. Merritt through center Ave yards.

Johnston over left side two yards, Carolina holding, penalized 15 jyards. Johnston then gained 25 ''yards around right end but the ball was brought back and Carolina was penalized 15 yards for holding i McDonald then tore off five yards throueh left tackle. Fnrwarfl unsa Incomplete, McDonald to Morris. Mc-; Donald punted 44 yards out of hnnnris. clever nipeft rf wnrlr SVir.

I herd placed a return punt for 50 yards out of bounds. Carolina ball on 50-yard line. McGee made nine yards over right tackle. Merritt through center four yards. Carolina off side and penalized yards.

McGee over right tackle for five yards. Merritt 18 yards through right tackle. Merritt eigfcr yards through center. McGee made four yards over left tackle and first down. Cox replaced Clark for Davidson.

Johnston no gain over center. Johnston around right end for 11 yards. Merritt took tho ball over for the first touchdown and score of the game. touchdown and 23 yards gain over right. Hendrix to C.

Davis. Try for point blocked. Carolina 23; Davidson 6. Shepherd kicked off and Bonner returned 12 yards. Tenney made four yards through line.

Sparrow around left end three yards. Bonner no gain through right end. Spar row punted 43 yards. Hendrix made snort return. Whedbee replaced Merritt for Carolina.

Forward pass intercepted Dy Mclver. Forward pass, Sparrow to Tenney, netted one iyard. Carolina holding, penalized 15 yards. Forward pass incompleted. Sparrow klpks and no return is made by Davidson.

Fordham replaced Abernathy for Carolina. Davidson's ball on her eight yard line. Hunt made two ya-ds over center. Hunt made two yard around right end. Shepherd punted .38 yards and Bonner made fair catch.

Tenney made eight yards off right tackle, Moore tackling him hard. Bonner two yards through center. Bonner no gain. Forward pass Incomplete. Sparrow to Shepherd forward pass over center 12 yards.

Tenney five yards off left tackle. Sparrow no gain around left end. Tenney made three yards thi-ough line. Sparrow gained enough to get first down. Ball on Davidson's four-yard line.

Tenney over for touchdown. Sparrow failed in the try for point. Score, Carolina 29; Davidson 6. For Carolina, Edwards replaced Tenney and Poindexter retlarPd Fordham. Sparrow kicked off over the goal line and the ball was put in play by Davidson on her own line.

Forward pass incomplete. Faison dropped forward pass. Fields replaced Davie for Davidson. Whedbee intercepted a Davidson pass. Forward pass incomplete.

Another pass Incomplete, Shepherd of Davidson intercepted pass, ball on 30-yard Shepherd of Carolina on P.rst play intercepts a Davidson SKiss on Davidson's 45-yard line. 20 South Church St. A modernly equipped room. Seven tables, fine location, long lease. Will net buyer five to ten per cent a month on investment.

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