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0 (14) (6) Positions: Keels Sapp Left End Thomas Morehead (C) Left Tackle Guarino Donohoe Left Guard Bell Schwartz Center Price Howard Right Guard Wolfe Warren Right Tackle Windus McDaniel Right End Wingfield (C) Whisnant Quarterback Cooper Ward Left Half Swink Young Itignt Ralf Zobel am Ferrell Fullback Score by periods: South Carolina 0 1 0 7-14 North Carolina 0 0 0 6 Summary--South Carolina scoring: Touchdowns Magill Swink Points after touchdowns Swink (2) placement kicks North Carolina Loring: Touchdown Young Carolina: gill for Kobel Melton for Wingfield Joyner for Melton Stoddard for Windus Joyne for Price Griffin for Cooper North Carolina: Shuford for Ferrell Gresham for Ward Farris for Donahue Lassiter for Young Young for Lassiter Donahue for Farris Ferrell for Shuford liolt for Sapp Ward for Gresham Gresham for Ward Presson for McDaniel Jenkins for Young Lassiter for Shuford Foard for Gresham Officials: Brewer Marylon referee: Alexander Washington and Jefferson umpire Arnold Virginia headlinesman Time of periods: 16 minute quarters GENERALS BEATEN BY TIGER ELEVEN Princeton Keeps Slate Clean By Downing Washington and Lee 13 To 0 Princeton NJ Oct Princeton won its third football game of the season today by defeating Washington and Lee 13 to 0 the victroy keeping the Nassua sheet clean of liabilities since neither Amherst Lehigh nor the Generals from Virginia today have been able to take a bite from the Tigers tough hide The Virginians fought doggedly against the smashing Princeton drive and but for a mental lapse probably would have escaped with only one touchdown against therm The Tigers got tha jump on the boys from the Shenandoah Valley by scoring one touchdown in the first period before the visitors had found their way about the field This represented the difference under the third period when the Generals gave the home team the ball in scoring distance without any effort on the part of the Tigers The Generals bled the ball too long when they waited until the fourth down to kick and when the punt failed to materialize Princeton got the ball and a touchdown with it Wittmer la Tiger Star Eddie Wittmer who shosed the speed of a racing ear but the body of a truck assumed the burden of carrying the ball for Plineeton in the early stages of the game The game was not many minutes old when Wittmer scored the first Princeton touchdown Washington I and Lee punted to its own 31i yard line and Wittmer practically took charge of the situation from that point until he scored With the exception of a short pass to Miles he made all the gainitg plays Spotts jumped up and blocked Baruehla kick for the extra point Score by periods: Princeton 6 0 7 0-13 Washington and Lee 0 0 0 0 Princeton oring touchdowns Wittmer ()wee (aubstitute for Miles) Point after touchdown Wittmer passed from Baruch TIGERS DEFEAT POOR POOR PLAINSMEN Montgomery Ala Oct place kick by Nesom and a touchdown by Vineyard frith in the last few minutes of play gas 3 the Tigers of Louisiana State University a 9 to 0 victory over the thriee defeated Plainsmen of Alabama Polytechnic Institate here today PENN TO CHICAGO Philadelphia Oct the first time since 1901 the University of Pennsylvania football team will invade Chicago next Saturday to meet the University of Chicago in the first of two games to be played in the Windy City in successive seasons The entire varsity squad 30 members of the scrub team and a hand of 72 pieces will make the trip to the western metropolis er 111) IN I 1 1 3 3 3 3 a 3 0 It leP a II 30 a ip 0 HAIL THE NEW KING! I Alabama (0) Gooraist Position: (0) Position: Georgia Tech (13) Left End Crowley Left Tackle Thrash Left Guard Drennon Center Pund Right Guard Martin Right Tackle Hood Right End Waddey Dek Durant Quarterback Left Ralf Parham Thomason Right Half Smith Pickhard Bowdoin Hagler Pearce Beale we Right End McClintock Quarterback Brasfield Brown Holm Holm Randolph Fulback Score by periods: Alabama 0 0 0 0-- 0 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 6-18 Scoring touchdowns Georgia Tech: Thomason Mizell (sub for Parham) Points after touchdown: Thomason Officials: Birch Chivago referee Perry Sewanee umpire Evvin Drake headlinesman Cheeves Georgia field judge liVOIRETS START SEASON SATURDAY Drennan's State Yearlings Play I Fresh On Riddick Field Here "Buck" Drennan will introduce the 1927 edition of the Tech yearling football team to local fans next Saturday afternoon when the firat year squad of the Virginia Military Institute comes to Riddick Field The game will be the first of the season for the State College freshmen and incidentally it marks the first engagement for the Wo Meta with another yearling Southern Conference team other than the "Tar Babies" of Carolina While the yearlings are engaged here with the youngsters from Lexington Va the Wolfpack will be hooked up with the "Gators" of the University of Florida at Tampa Starting the training period at the opening of college in mid-September with nearly a hundred young hopefuls on the squad Coach Drennan and his assistant "Dutch" Passalaigue have been busily engaged in classifying the great mass of material and getting a line on the men The line-up for the opening game with is far from settled but the local mentors have at least three complete teams ready for action In addition to teaching the y6ungsters the fundamentals of football the coaches have found time to mold a smooth-working yearling squad which has given the varsity a good deal of trouble in their frequent scrimmages Followers of football in this section will watch the local yearlings with a good deal of interest in their first encounter with an outside opponent The other games for the Fo Mete follow: October Forest at Wake Forest November at Chapel Hill November at David-on November at Raleigh DELANEY MOVES NOTCH IN HEAVY ELIMINATION Former Lightheavy Champion Spots Renault 20Lbs and Wins Easily New York Oct Delaney former light heavyweight king has survived the first round of Tex Rickard's heavyweight elimination process the aim of which is to pick a logical opponent for Gene Tunney in 1928 Delaney gave away almost twenty pounds last night and cutpointed Jack Renault in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden Renault suffered a broken nose in the fourth round when he charged in and was met by one of Delaney's quick uppercuts He was an easy target for Delaney's left hook and jab and he bled profusely until the eighth round WENDELL HIGHS DEFEAT TARBORO ELEVEN 13-7 Wendell Oct bigh school scored a 13 to 7 victory over Tarboro high here today The locals displayed by far the better of fensive and defensive and it was only in closing moments of play that Tarboro counted the touchdown coming on a pass and after two 15-yard penalties on Wendell Boberts and Griffin stared for the locals the former featuring with brilliant broken-field running 4) 7' 1 i 1 1 1 -1 I 1 'i 4 1 1 4 I 14 1 Ir''' GA TECH FURIvIAN 0 GUILFORD PLAYS SCORELESS TIE Quakers Show Improvement and Hold Hornets To 0-0 Tie On Guilford Grid Guilford College Oct their first game of the season on home territory the Guilford Quakers battled the feat Lynchburg eleven to 0-0 tie here this afternoon The game was full of thrills and kept the large crowd guessing from beginning to end Guilford playing the best ball of the season completed several passe in the first two quarters and made substantial gains through the line In the second quarter the Quakers had the ball on 10 yard line and threatened to score but the strong line of the Hornets kept them from making the tally Lynchburg had the ball on the five-Iyand line at one time and threatened to score twice during the conteet but Com Crawford's line was like a brick wall in the pinches The Hornets resorted to long forward passes Marshal and Hoyle played good ball for Guilford white Grant of the Hornets distinguished himself with his passing Guilford nehburir Position Holt RaIrden Left End Murphy 'Douglas Left Tackle Hoyle Ilelsbeck Left Guard Can non Riley Center Beaman Allen Right Guard Moon Snyder Right Tackle Marshall Bell Right End Robertson Lane Quarterback Wooten Grant Right Halfback Parrish Snyder Left Halfback Moore Malone Fullback Periods: Guilford 0 0 0 0-0 Lynchburg 0 0 0 0-0 sm 4 (AGMs's: Referee McAlister (T'avitison) Umpire Lowe (State) Head linesman 1Shepherd (Durham) MOCCASINS WIN OVER WOFFORD'S TERRIERS Chattanooga Tenn Oct 1 Terriers scored in the first five minutes of play against' the second strirg team that started for Chattanooga but with the en trance of the regular lineup the game turned into a game fight by NVofford against overwhelming odds Chattanooga won 37 to 7 Captain Lautzenheiser peeity Mocassin leafier sprinted off tackle and around the Mofford flanks for a series of thrilling dashes one of them 48 yards to the third touch down after Barrett had carried the ball to midfield on a 30-yard off-tackle play Firpo Kirkley Wofford fullback was the individual Terrior star his drives into the line account for most of the Wofford pardage from scrimmage and his punting averaged close to 40 yards most of his kicks being rushed by the incoming Moccasin forwards WALLACE WINS Wallace Oct Wallace High School whitewashed the Bladenboro highs Friday afternoon 26-0 Captain McGowan Wells and James played well for Wallace while Rogers and Davis were outstanding for Bladenboro Wo-r-t 11 scoRE 41 FT1: 0 0046 South Carolina fens In Tight Checks Heels BIRDS TAKE OF EVERYTHING Carolina Shoves down In Fourth But Failure To Prevents Tie and ed Pass By Swink Gamecocks of ham Is Heels' sive Star By JOHNNIE Columbia Gamecock of South spectacular game of conquered the Tar Heels Hill this afternoon in the Carolinas" by a to 6 Some 7000 fans saw which had been billed and which did not fall expectations Some of the decreed it that North would win but the spurred all sorts of dope pot and the team the Southern Conference defeating Maryland 7 was forced to bow Carolinians who were the Old Liners two to It was homecoming of the University of and the old grads saw itea more a glorious saw a Gamecock line hard a line that played most brilliant games seen here in many a For the Tar Lieels one stood out as a bright light Ferrell and good ground gaining Tar Heels Show The Tar Heels and came back with in the second half periods they chalked dem to four for but the failure of to kick the goal after scored a touchdown hopes of the Chapel tie the score and forward pass by "Red" Palmetto State back raced across the goal yards and a touchdown feat The Tar Heels began attack in the fourth period dangerous They then tried another tereepted and this Shortly afterwards haired gentleman forward pasa but the before the Garnet and carry out its apparent tion to register another Heel Line is North Carolina line with that of their Morehead played a and Warren was a ambitious Gamecock great on defense and The South nothing with that the Old North State make any appreciable the visitors' defense Gresham did mast gaining and he carried cessfully getting away gains North Carolina portunities to score early part of the game ward pass over the and again in the latter game when another ed on the goal line The Tar Heels made orable impression here they were conquered inglorious defeat The South Carolina not without casualty the Palmetto State Wingfield bad to be carried from the field with a sprained arm The injury now does not appear to be as serious as was first vonremplatecl and he may be back in the game against Clemson next Thursday A birds-eye view of the scoring of the first touchdown for each aggro gation sums up like this: Gamecocks Score First After North Carolina had threat ened only to be held in the first period South Carolina opened up a game in the seeond quarter Three passes in succession failed and Wingfield punted to the goal line where North Carolina was given the hall Whisnant punted against a strong wind to his own 30 yard line Ninglield receiving and elt on nl ig w1h70 yhaardd replaced Zobel at full bit the line for a yard and Tar Ilea Fail at Tie In the fourth period Whisnanti for shot a pass from the 50-yard line to Sapp which placed the ball oni (Please Turn to Page Two11 Georgia Tech's Golden Tornado Defeats Alabama's Champions 13 To 0 'STUMPY' THOMASON IS STAR IN TECH TRIUMPH Conquest of Alexander's Machine Is First Conference Setback For 'Barna Since 1923 and First Defeat Since 1924 Tech Defense Strengthens In Own Terri tory and Tide Fails To Use Scoring Chances Atlanta Ga Oct 25000 football fans sat in hushed silence this afternoon while 'Alabama's Crimson Tide huddled for one last 'valiant stab to overcome Georgia Tech some one in the vut gathering broke the silence with the cry "the king is live the king" Literally it was so The powerful Tide that for three years had held complete mastership of the southern gridiron had lost 13 to The famous 'Bama conquering spirit that had swept aside so many championship hopes had lost its first football game within the conference since that bleak Thanksgiving Day in 1923 when it was subdued by Florida Ends Long Reign Tech's victory over 'Barna today broke a winning streak that has extended from 1924 when Center's Colonels defeated the Tide Twice in that time Alabama has been held to tie scores Louisana State's scoreless draw with the Tidesmen last Saturday being the second It was one of the longest strings of victories by a major team in -many years The Crimson breakers had come in had broken for sixty minutes over the bleak shores of Georgia Tech's highest hopes and had gone out with the setting autumn sun leaving little devastation The nimble-footed acrobat of the collegiate stage Stumpy Thomason and bole-picking Mizell had tri emptied The charges of Bill Alex ander bad overcome the rushes of 'Bama's 200-pound line Almost A Simple Story For fifty-nine full minutes it looked as though the story could be told in the few missed a tackle Georgia Tech won a football game" for in the second period when the Tornado had the ball on the Tide's 30-yard line it was Thomason who dashed around his left end pivoted once changed his pace and then raced to a touchdown It was a momentous time in the history of Georgia Tech That piece of broken field running of Stumpy marked the first time the Yellow Jackets bad scored an an Alabama football team since 1922 This Thomason a mere mite of a player in height then calmly kicked goal from placement for the extra point Tide Lacks Drive In Pinch Alabama still however looked far from defeat Within the 40-yard line the Crimson charged with unstoppable power But once their vaunted threat neared the Jacket goal their effort went to naught The play of the Tide within scoring distance constituted end running and line plunging with no passes attempted to carry the ball over In midfield however the Crimson had flashed a dangerous aerial attack Just before the game ended Mizell recovered en Alabama fumble almost on the Tide goal line and on the next play he stumbled from the one-yard line to a touchdown Thomason missecl goal At the start of the game it looked as if Alabama would score early Barnes showed an aptness for receiving passes while Brasford Holm and McClintock tore off yardage handily but the punch was not sufficiet4 to penetrate the Tornado goal when four down the gridiron In yardage gained the teams were well matched both reeling off frequent first downs although Alabama lost more ground from scrimmage than did the Jackets STETSON ELEVEN WINS OVER NEWBERRY 24-0 Deland Fla' Oct (AP) Flashing a speedy backfield the Stetson Universtiy Hatters today drubbed the Newberry College Indians 24 to 0 in the opening home g-me of the year to begin the A A conquest Finding the Stetson forward wall without holes the Newberry tribe attempted to dazzle the McQuillan clan with an air attack but was only able to complete of eight passes Stetson had 21 first downs to Newberry' seven TAR HEELS PLAY TECH'S TORNADO Conquerors of Alabama Will Be Horsemen's Foe In At lanta Saturday Chapel Hill Oct 15--The University of North Carolina football squad invades Atlanta next Saturday October 22 to engage Georgia Tech on Grant Field That promises to be one of the stiffest tasks faced by the Tar Heels in years for the Yellow Jackets always a hard team to beat tonight stands out lin bold relief on the conference map as a result of its 13 to 0 victory this afternoon over Alabama's champions This will mark the second time the two institutions hare on the gridiron although they have clashed repeatedly in the 'other major sports Their only previous meeting was in 1916 when the then famous "Golden Tornado" barely nosed out North Carolina 10 to 6 That was back in the days of Tech's gridiron immortals Strapper Guyon and Flowers and the Tar Heels were touted to the skies for holding the Tornado to such a tight score In those palmy days the Jackets were wont to romp over all comers by mountanious scores and it was nothing short of remarkable that the North Staters could battle them so close Tech Fools Supposed Experts Pre-season dope this fill failed to herald the Yellow Jackets as a dangerous combination Sports scribes all over the South said that they would be a mere ghost of their former brilliant teams but so far they have shown unexpected strength Coach Alexander has molded his at' tack around "Stumpy" Thomasson who is a fine ball-carrier and has filled the role of Barron and Wycoff very well as chief threat man In the first conference game the Jackets won from I by a lone touchdown and last week they stemmed Talane's Green Wave 13 to 6 These two games proved easier than expected for the proteges of Alexander now comes the Alabama victory The Tar Heels are in for the hardest contest uf the year TWO NEW MARKS MADE IN RACES AT CONCORD Ray Keech Sets Pair of State Records In Dirt Track Race Program Concord Oct Zane driving a Miller established a State reeord for dirt tracks on a half mile track here this afternoon when he drove a lap in 29 25 at the Cabarrus District Fair Six race events were offered during the afternoon inaugurating a race program that will continue as an annual event here Bob Robinson Ray Keech Song Wallace Patterson Monroe and Testa six nationally known dirt drivers competed for the purses this afternoon and the efforts of these "knights of the roaring road" were witnessed by a crowd of more than 10000 Six events were offered during the afternoon and in addition to Keeeh's record time another State record fell when Keech drove 3 miles from a rolling start in 320 minutes The racca were run without Jones Jeter Left Guard BrummItt Thorne Thompson Kelley Buie Belcher Center Park Right Guard 'Trowler Right Tackle Landrum Right End Hill Quarterback Sanford Right Half Peterson Right Guard Right Tackle Adams Lake Left Half Janowski Slbold Fullback Scoring: Touchdowns Duke Adams 6 Janowski 3 Bo Itch Lake Point after touchdown Kelley 4 Buie 3 First downs: by Duke 311 by Richmond 4 Forward passes attempted: by Duke 19: by Richmond 11 Forward passes completed: by Duke 10 for 189 yards: by Richmond 5 for a net gain of 51 yards Forward passes intercepted: Duke 1: Richmond 1 Substitutions: Duke Bennett for Warren Peeler for Kelley Weatherly for Culp Bolick for Janowski Godfrey for Adams Hollingsworth for Buie Hunter for Brummitt Bennet for Warren Richmond: Metcalf for Trowler Slagle for Sanford Andrews for Sitio ld Broadus for Sanford Bente for Peterson Shumaker for Broadus Referee: Freizell (Pittsburgh) Umpire: Hartsell (North Carolina State) Headlipesman Fletcher (Washington and Lee) Time of quarters 15 minutes PENN STATE SURPRISES BY DEFEATING PENN Conquerors of Brown Are Handed Surprise Package and 20 To 0 Defeat Philadelphia Oct 15--(AP)-- Pennsylvania State College not only surprised but overwhelmed the University of Pennsylvania football team on Franklin field today winning by 20 to The up-state team defeated last week by Bucknell showed a reversal of form and played all around Pennsylvania which had humbled Broom University last Saturday Pennsylvania managed to hold Penn State in the first half but in the third period State tore loose and scored a touchdown adding tw more in the final period LONG HORNS WIN FROM COMMODORE ELEVEN Dallas Aex Oct 15--(AP)--The University of Texas fought 'anderbilt through 2n hour of spectacular football here today for a senstional 13 to 6 victory Fair Pars Stilium was jammed to capacity with 1890t1 spectators here for the game Although Texas scored twice in the first quarter by combining P083(11 with end runs Vandemilt beld the Long Horns scoreless during thc last three quarters and frequently threatened to score MOUNT AIRY DOES IT Mount Airy Oct Airy Highs ran roughshod over Mountain Park Institute there this afternoon for a final score of I9-0 It was the second victory in two weeks for Mount Airy who play Oak Ridge scrubs next week Brilliant Play of De Hart's Machine Against Eleven Which Last Year Defeated Duke Puts Devils Further In Limelight Spiders Fight Gamely By BEN DIXON MacNEILL Hanes Field Durham Oct Scoring just a mere place in the sun that lights the world of football hereabouts which would have contented its most ardent partisans Duke University more or less took the sun in its lap and sat down with it this afternoon when it confused the prophets by pulverizing the University of Richmond and burying the remains under the most colossal football score piled up on a North Carolina field in forty years The score incidentally was Duke 72 Richmond Duke ran wild It scored eleven touelidowns A slender youth by the name of Adams made a half dozen of them which also breaks all the records that graybeards like Josh Horns can remember anything about Such things may have happened forty years ago when old Trinity licked everything in the South with a team that boasted of seven mustaches and one goatee After that Duke went into an eclipse from which it did not truly finally emerge until this afternoon despite jumps into the sun in earlier games Richmond came down filled with confidence and speaking somewhat uppishly of the fact that approximately this same team atinlinistered upon the Duke estate a year ago with the long end of a nine to seven score Duke didn't know just what to the first four minutes of play By the end of tbe first half the score-keepers were calling for adding machines and some of these electrical timing Idevices with which the speed of air-I planes and racing automobiles are calculated After that the only interest in the game was an academic curiosity as to what lengths Dellart would let his team go before he stopped the slaughter He never did let it stop Maybe he remembered that a week ago Cornell University was able to Seore 59 points neninst these Virginians DeIlart let them continue to run wild until they had added thirteen points more to the Cornell score which can be interpreted by those inclined to interpretative pursuits as putting Duke in the Cornell class Buie To Adams is Poison This afternoon they belonged there This young Adams boy from down in Wilson and another youth from Winston-Salem by the name of Buie were the chief offenders against Richmond They had a system of forward passes that paralyzed the Virginians Almost at will Buie would drop back and Adams would dash forward Buie would send the ball hurtling for-(-Please Turn to Page Two) i 1f 1 11 1 1 -T:".