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I MEE -a---- I IMMMMI SECTION The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10 1046 PAGE FOURTEEN THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER QUICK SERVICE Tech High Wins Harding Loses ec high I ON WOLVES COP 27-0 RAMS SHADED 12-6 Bob Thomason Pitches Keydets In Over Purples FAST CHARGER REPAIRS Lassiter and Auten Romp Tallies for Rams: los Many Penalties Slow Los ers in Danville Game ri REENVILLE Nov 9---tin-J 'Pack in Triumph Over VI 'rossing Bob Thomason unload- ed his aerial dynamite on Furman Belmont at Stadium university here today and Virginia 1 Military Institute racked up a 26 10 BY EDDIE Nuzum Military Institute racked up a 26 to' BY EDDIE Nuzum 1921 St SAVE! nn sporting goods tiro I aveessories BUY BONDS! ET GATORS SCRAP GEORGIA HARD ARNOLD TUCKER Brilliant for Army 1 nSn A yi 0E1 I i te 1111 1 i to 1 a ve sass ri es UM 1 esti BU l' BONDS! 1911 STryon St tE 4 syyi 01E 2 0 6 't Inl) elD (I a ve --1 014 1 Lp 741 'N ti P4 Wt '-'1''' 1 I 6 de if: Yit 41 oogez: i kea) 4'' Yli 'k I Oi411: ii (I( 4 1 1 6 i ir 0 'Mak TRY sk Brilliant for Army erkeieg I GATORS Blades GEORGIA HARD CRAP 1 Our Expert Repairmen assure you fastest service on Repairs to Fast Chargers See us By DON NEAL FAANVILLE Va Nov 9--A po- li tent passing attack carried Danville high to a hard-earned 12-6 victory over Harding high of Charlotte here tonight in a game which 7 Southern Conference victory be- FlIECH'S Wolves suddenly catch-fore 5000 fans ing fire after a mediocre early Using a diversified single wing season start ran rampant over the attack the Keydets capitalized on Belmont Cardinals last night in the accurate pitching of Thomason Memorial stadium before a crowd to score three touchdowns in the of 3500 fans 27 to first half and match Furman's one The locals received a break in in the second Thomason and his the first quarter when faulty Bel-aide Ve Itri completed 12 of 18 to mont quarterbacking gave them worry the helpless Furman secon- the bail at midfield Three first dary throughout the game downs were reeled off to the Bel-Furman produced two drives MOnt seven where Jarvis King paced by the running of Skeeter sprinted off right tackle far the Coyle and Bill Smith and the pass- score Herbert Philips converted ing of Charlie Truluck but could rrom placement make only one count of 3500 fans 27 to The locals received a break in the first quarter when faulty mont quarterbacking gave them the bail at midfield Three first downs were reeled off to the Bel- mon seven where Jarvis King sprinted off right tackle far the score Herbert Philips converted from placement IBuy WILLARDS for SURE STARTING BATTERY TIRE SUPPLY CO siiw the losers draw over 100 yards in penalties which slowed up their attack Harding scored in the opening: minutes when big Pug Pearman I Ram tackle f2rabbed a pass which Keaton pitched and ran 10 yards to score Danville came back in the second in tally aided by two penalties saw the losers draw over 100 yards Keaton pitched and ran 10 yards to score Danville came back in the second In tally aided by two penalties 816 SOUTH TRYON DIAL 2-4101 Mouby passed 23 yards to Ferguson and then the same combination completed another for and the score Say "I Saw It In The You' Army Irish In Brilliant A rmy Irish NEW BALL CLUB After a scoreless second period Tech came back a new ball club after intermission Gaining possession On the invaders' 38 the Wolves marched goalward with Ralph Adkins tallying from three out Phillips again split the uprights The second touchdown of the period NN'as easy Gerald Blume intercepted a Re Iniont heave and valtzed 55 yards to paydirt Phillips was low on his conversion at intermission aming pus- after int session On the invaders' 38 the Wolves marched goalward Ralph Adkins tallying from three rights out Phillips again sPlit the up- rhe second touchdown of the rriod as eay Gerald Blume intercept ed a Belmont heave and waltzed 55 yards to paydirt Phil- hos was low on los conversion al- FURMAN THREATENS Furman pushed I deep into its territory early in the first period with a booming 52 yard punt by Paul Stombaugh but the Keydets came hack with a 58 yard kick of their own to set the Hurricane back again After Ragunas intercepted a pass on the I 43 the Virginians failed to gain and ere forced to kick the ball rolling over the goal Held for no gains Furman's Skeeter Coyle atignipted a kick from id with a booming 52 yard punt by Paul Stombaugli but the Keydets came back with a 58 yard kick of their own to set the Hurricane back again After Ragunas intercepted a pass on the I 43 the ginians failed to gain and were forced to ki ck the ball rolling over the goal Held for no gains Turman Skeeter Coyle allignipted a kick from go A EeAPPING NO ALL RECAPPING go NOT DTA ACKSONVILLE Fla Nov III Otillitillt a Lln HO BETTER Is Or BLADE AT 1-'3 i i il(diPo)gs-i-n a Grceh(t)Idg ioill'Is bowl-minded ANY PRICE! 0 To 0 dfeated and untied football season Knot odav with a 33 to 14 triumph over WYROHI ItHe CON5000AII0 RAZOR SIAP1 CO INC Florida but they had to come froml behind in the last half to do it (Start a on First Sports Page) The largest crowd ever In fill the Say 'I Saw It In The Observer muiipal stadium some 25000 persons saw Florida's outmanned freshmen com-1 drive in the second quarter which Thank You! I pletely dominate play in the first hall to barely laded when Bill (Thinners a nark up) a halftime lead of 7 to 6 I stilostlitite halfback was driven out boundm only three yards from 0 To 0 Knot git flflRVfl 1-) -4-- Bit EA KNOT In the same period a long pass from Flora to Ferguson covered 40 touchdown and Barnes went off Yards to set lip the second Danville Vir-1 tackle to score and break the 6-8 lie As the second period ended Hard- ing drovt' In nethVille'S 3-Yald Lille where the whistle caught them tenrn Hoover returned a kick nicely and his own 10 only to have big Bill I Smith I tackle break through! rh Tech reserves were give la clipping penalty put it Dan- and block the boot recovering be- the reins in the final chapter and kille's 39 Rill McCallum made 8 hind the goal for a score Thomason immediately rewarded Coach Ham- and then lased 1(1 GlIlves 20 bright's decision Pete Cruse prime- the Rain Plill being caught and then added the point to put the pollen down just as the wiustie ed Off left guard for the marker Keydets ahead 7 to 'rhe rim was good for 15 yards blew In the second period Turman Harding drove to the Danville 20' Phillips was back in the groove with his thit'd one-pointer 1 in the final minutes with McCallum passing to James for 25 and Foster passing FAILS pitching to James for 20 Belmont had a golden opportuni- Ralph James sparked Harding's in the second quarter but bowed ritack tonight and ran well mak- ty many fine gains and nabbing to a sturdy Ted) forward wall ing Twice the locals held for chokns passes Sheppard played well and within the 10-yard line Beal of Foster passed nicely Groves Pear- Belmont brought the crowd and to if ma and Cobh starred in the line RELMONJ FAILS pitching to James I 1 Belmont had a golden opportuni- Ralph James sp 'ty in the second quarter but bowed rttack tonight and to a sturdy Tech forward wall ing mamy fine gat Twice the locals held for downs passes Sheppard within the 10-yard line Real of Foster passed niceb Belmont brought the crowd to if Man and Cohh star the Army goal line on fourth down As Notre Dame was deadly intent upon stopping Davis and Blanchard it was Tucker who had an opportunity to show his mettle Army's signal-caller got off several TIM IRECLEOVIRDY COAT and AWARD SWEATERS A A Alt COAT and AWARD SWEATERS KRAFT SYSTEM tern3' vateuteed col RECAPPING 1 RAFT SYSTEM Eateuteed cASO IECAPPING Blue Maroon Green All sizes LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAINS Limited Shipment! COMPLETE LINE FISHING POLES AND TACKLE Vat Surm els letoteted a fumble of the game most electrifying on the 1 33 Failing to gain runs including a 30-yard dash on the ground Stombaugh took to from scrimmage just as the first the air only to see the Keydets' "flhalf ended and a 32-yard punt re- Thomason pull one down on the '20 --turn that set off a Cadet march to HNotre Dame's 20 in the third guar and set sail down the sidelines for ter 69 yards before being run out of bounds on the Furman 11 The STARS ABOUT EVEN pitching Thomason then connected Tucker was out of the fray for with Custer in the end zone for two plays late in the last period another six pointer Thomason again made the conversion STARS ABOUT EVEN Tucker was out of the fray tor two plays late in the last period and 1tijack for only a similar short Jack Summers recovered a fumble on the NI 1 33 Tailing to gain the ground Stombaugh look to he air only to see the Keydets rhomason pull one down on the '20: md set sail down the sidelines 1011 i9 yards before being run out of )ounds on the Furman 11 The Mching Thomason then connected TIRES LIKE NEW NO SHIMMY a BETTER ROAD GRIP TIRES LIKE NEW NO SHIMMY ETTER ROAD GRIP '4 1 Ud 1 (Irlt '111111111Earr--- 1 reet later in the gatne with brild The linetiPs: I aul 60-ya rd punt return but was I'm Gimes I nailed from behind with a clear field ahead Unhil in Chunk Helms John HopkIns Joe remer Lassiter and Jack Anten performed PrArri I RI 3 ''Ir Weil for the vk inners Real and Ham RF QR AMMO rdn stood out fur the Card- mecautim Mats lain 4 IH -ion er RH Tile hnenp: sitillO FR 81111011i PO 'Itch 1 Score by nri Inds' Sellt" I Cni len 1 'Harding Ha 'Mess reita atti a Selleis 1F7 lla riness tr Harding Harding Gimes 1 PPR? mAn IT Cribb 11 rho' eh ren et Ririell 131 Rrov Rr Ham RF McCalliim QA lame 1H so er RH iinp FR Soi by pri Ind- Harding CHARLOTTE SPORTING GOODS CO "Around The Corner From The Square" AGENTS FOR NiaeGRE6011 GOLDSMITH 112-116 Church St Phone 3-0600 THomAsoN noT Thomason then engineered another 'icor Ing drise as the Keydels air attack pros ed too notent for the Hurricane Passing to liagimas Cryster and Gantt in turn pushed the I '5 to Furinan'5 41 and then completed another to Ctster for 17 more Gantt picked un 11 at left end and Hutchinson added four 'Hole Hagonas crahed os er for another touchdown liagunas' attempted at I le tt I ad Hutchin so added tour Hag linos crahed er for on- 240)t'1le her touchdown RagtinsA' att einnted Iperiod The tussle between the pair for honors at their position could have been called a draw though Tucker's figures looked better I Army threatened first in the lense debate when Emil (Red) Sitko of Notre Dame fumbled midway of the opening period and Goble Bryant recovered on the Irish NH This died aborning a previously told Arlen Blanchard couldn't quite hick mit a first down inside the ilrisb 13 Notre Dame in the open'ing stanza couldn't gel past opening per i -1 nd bl Bryant rco on th evered Iri Go sh l'his died aborning as previmislyctmersion vto told sh tocard coldtiot guile hack nut a first down inside the Irish 13 Notre DA tile ill the open- ing St an73 "Uhl ll't gel Pei mid- Danville Flora White Wells Midges Ciawley F4 Acorn 1 A le' i tdge Nloote Keaton ri ery 1 QUALITY RECAPPING HEADQUARTERS RECAPPING HEADQUARTERS Ovarannsoci workmanship Fast torvica Grad A Truck Ova My rvistor best quiponnt hi Iutni oronN01 workmanship ica Grad A Truck Ouallsy best quipsessisost hi utni FUEL OIL midfield I noti 'le! 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Thry nor fabric but irt made by Good-easy on your feet winter cold And aro kidding they won't vou skitter-scatter lifot" helps shore rind gives sturdy EOLITE tar outr NEntATE mark nd Ask your Shoo '6" and another from Miller hilt scoring with Mabry bucking over the point The Concord Wilmer COMP in the (mirth 'on 50-yard march with Miller pitching twice to Milk and Mabry bucking over Rhymer Concord star last year sparked Davidson's Rilack with PFY01 and Richardson starred in the Jayvee line Adams Hun nicutt and Ben field paced the Concord line play with Miller Mills lid Mabry in he backrield First downs were 9-9 The Concord teRm last night heat Raclin iP ICIE mxiii lurot rianin n-V back- by lark of running power and 'tit the second half to uncork its scoring punch today and then ent on to win 18-0 over 'rhe Citadel The Colonials had trouble solving the Cadets' defense in the first half but roared back in the third and fourth quarters to score thrice as their superior weight began to tell on the lighter Cadets Early in the third quarter Stan flurak intercepted a pass thrown by The Citadel's halfback Al Salvato on The Citadel 40 and raced In the 15 A Pve yard penalty set them back but John Shullenbarger and Joe Buell alternating in lugging the ball down to the four and Frank Cavallo barged over for the LICK COLUMBIA NEW Y011k Nov Pennsylvania bounced hack from last vveek's upset to humble Cohmibias ions 41-6 today in an Ivy league football Raffle before 32000 RI Windswept Raker field The Quaker' built up a 27-0 halftime lead and roasted to PttOry COASIPO TO IltToy Fl 7mfed 41 SPOTITITiO GOODS a determined Wake Forest line FEiThe definite tack of a good passer hurt Duke's chances to score more E-2 than once hut the great running of George Clark and Leo Long carried thP Dukes through 'coil Itil14 GOOD LINE PLAY The Wake Forest line play was Phone 4-0R97 the highlight or the alternoon a far as the Bapnsts were concerned liar as me tiannsts were coneernec 4t5 Tryon St NZ 1 Foodhan Results I 10 ti It 4AI I IF0 grst I 1:11 II it Irk I i 111-A "QUA RTER1111111111111111111111111111ri land the Deacon offense was ronl- pletely overshadowed by the stout hearts or Center Harry Clark who was brilliant as 74 line hacker and iI Guards Bob Ieonetta and Harry to Feniello The Blue Devils (-mild be proud of the performance of End Kelly i 44-C1 11)4 '---(o I-7- 0 Mote and Herman Smith who were 0 bulls rlefense The alert Mote 7 -Azi20 two Deacon fumbles rrrliand the Deacon offense was corn 1:7 40000 i a 44-C1 '14 ft (s 41E1111aq 1: Nice Tulsa '41 Ok lahoma A Two Tech 21 New Mexico a Troia 1 no vlor 1 Taiga SM Oklahoma A A touchdown Two minutes inter the Colonials were off again Shullenbarger ripped off 211 yards on an end sweep And CA11110 two plays later sprinted the remaining 20 to touchdown territory neorge Washington's third touchdown came in the last period after The Citadels deepest peneluition had been halted when Erdel Gustafson intercepted a Cadet paaa on the 12 The Colonials put on an 80-yard drive featuring slight by Henry Bartel loni and Buell and a 14 yard pass from Bartel loot to 'Koester flitell smashed over for the touchdown after Itartelloni had been stopped on the six inch line The Colonials rang up four flrat down in the first period hut couldn't acme although once after a rd pAsia from Buell to Cavallo they did get down to The Citadel's I5-yard line l' 01111111" 'I ''i 1 A TRACK STAR --A1 very little "waivt- (1filift) line" trouble mu i he lakes a lot lllll re e'vercise ') '--9'2'' 6 than nitwit of us If your belt keeps eNpatiding Is hv not send for a FREF: 1 kW "Design for Reducing" which shows how to cut 1 lllll min from a itial "merweighi" Appe- tiling low-calorie diets for boill men and U111111CII allow ini to continue eating delicious pi1 and healthful melds 14 111 i le I 6cight NN rite In me Midi Swifter 271 NIndiviiii Ave- nue New lork lb New )ork and ihe maker 0( the fa I HSI' will mail you Ibis valuable FR EE book Ipt a -g i -rp)L7 11111111111p Itie FREE booklet FARWEST I) I t) Icaught (arks 19-yard pass in the third period which Set up Duke's second tally The victory was Duke's third of the season rter dropping successive eontests In A rm and Georgia 'rech and Coach WallWe Wado'N 12th trimnph over the Demon Deaeons of Wake Forest since he look over the coaching reins at the Dnrham institution in 1931 II (Starts on First Sports Page) La Crosse Teacher' I Fan Clistre Teachers Wichita 13: St Lento 0 Morningside 0 South Dakota 0 (Ile) Cornell I Ia) 13 Monmouth 41 Grinnell 13 Carleton Minn) Coe 1 Knox III) I Elmhtirst Carthago) I Fureka 7 Principle tilt) 0 tit John's 1111 ve of Collgvilly IR Mi Cloud Tea hero Pittsburg 1 It as Teachers 1o net School of iiI1p A lie) atern Michigan WI: l'alpariso II Nor' bn stern C41114)84) Concordia River Forest 0 Indiana 7: Northwestern ghast) 90 La ke Forest Wadley Tech It North Dakota 7 A run 70: Woonter 70 Western Reserve IR John Carroll 7 Cincinnati 30 Xavier ft 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attracted a crowd or 2500 Herb Rollins sparked the attack going over for three touchdowns one on a 77-yard run He look the spotlight from Presbyterian's All-America candidate Hank Caver completing three passes in three tries Caver tried eight passes but completed only three Cannon Aircroft's future wos planned with sincere Interest in serving the people of the Corolinos completely ond correctly Connon today gives you excellent charter plane service teaches veterans and civilions every phase ni flying offers unexcelled prone repair service 01 Ur TUALt-oreti ingirit- tr 111111 Nt 1 VILt SOUTfIWEST Tvie A 14 Anuthern Methodial (Stark on First Sports rage) line then on nexl play faded back and hit Fluhish on the Iwo Hosea put the boll on the gnat line Blid then Myers the iron-legged Lexington boy belted over for his sixth touchdown or he seRson Cox again was true and the half ended with the slants quo in effect TH III TOUCHDOWN' Th scoreboard clicked to 21-0 in the early mOtlieritX of the 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