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I 0 ME NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SATRNING NOVEMBER 4 1933 t4 0 UDAY MORNING Games at State and Duke Share Spotlight of Day rid Show Games at State ME NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH and Duke Share Spotlight of Day's SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 4 1933 1 -14 ri Show DEACS AND TIGERS AT BATTLE SCENE OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN MAT I ir owN oo -0 ---WONtER WIMCIA sali vimgr MADE ItA LL1N i ToppED IAE 1 1501 AS ME WAS HS a P6AE ra I 1' 1 C' 1 f414011 lU WH AT 1 GE1 FOR GPOWIW V4 1 ii rkvAtiA00711txTA4C 0 00 14KERt I KTS 00PL Itk' AS OR 9 AINI IT COST ME -4-34-1 SI Wi-ky 1- P4 It 12 THAT 14E MUST A OWEDyr FouTER OvWEAERst) c771AAsul 1 "THOSE MUGS -4--- MY GLIM 2--ow000 )10 ME MIS ZAO ZAKELAST Tsi ie A umm -7' 1) 0 0 20 11 2-LT GATE Al A 0 0 0 dei 0 -le -14gA1411 11f11111 TooT LL IBA GAME 0 -0 a (2 gfr-- 1 i (1V C) 6 7 )04 rd ff -z 0 4 il 'i 'N -I --)11 I ik I 11 'fr'-- VP 47 It 14 A 49 I I v- 31 :1 9 I '410 1 ''111 I 42 ri --T7 41111 11 II ithlm'-a 1 l''til 111jlq woo -t "1 l'iml i eel fre (A iot 1 1t It e4-m-A1144p1 4-4 rzt of-ip4treii ith itt AAA-- 440Abarvoo-Ve 40 irk --eAA-r-A'-'7 -Ntwats40 041VIAAMAA litt um re 1111A 2 116C 4i II lit pN1 a QACI gtdiRMI ilia LI 007 SO 1-01 Itite' VIIHMOM NG om 'BEI 11-1E MAZOR gle Aorming011M81 011-1 it lard'antoolmaa 3AKE ----olmmullio Immisaron ef -3 --triggyartnaril 00 -43 --WONtETI YJO ON -POPPED ME! 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leaving for Charlotte Henry Woodward fast back will start for them The Wake Forest squad listed 28 players: Rhinehart Clark and Tay lor centers Hood Boyles Rogers Hasty and DeAngelis guards Swan Chetty Smith and Patton tackles Hooks Malloy Hardee Swing Rothrock and Pero ends Holton Griffin and Gold quarter backs Mason Peacock Wilson Bus sell Martin and Hatcher halfbacks Lawhon fullback The probable starting lineups for tomorrow: POS CLEMSON' FOREST LBFellers Hardee LTBrown Chetty LGHeinemann DeAngelis Yarbrough Clarke RgInablnet Hood RTDozier Swan REWatson Swing Holton LHStevens Wilson RHCathcart Martin FBMcCown Lawhorn TARBORO GETS 40 TO 0 WIN OVER GREENVILLE Tarboro Nov High school football team registered its fifth consecutive win by defeating Greenville 40-0 here today The locals scored in the first two minutes of play and continued tallying in every period Oelschner Raby and Ballard were leaders in the local line Burnette and Thomas were the leading backfield gainers and Thomas staged a 70 yard trip to touchdown for the longest run of the game James also featured in the backfield BATTLE TO TIE Whiteville Nov 3---Whiteville end Raeford high schools battled to a all tie in football here this after noon The locals made a great fight although three first-stringers were missing because of injuries Wilkinson Whiteville halfback had to leave the game in the second pa sustained a broken arm The visitors proved a strong team ELIZABETH CITY TAKES HERTFORD HIGHS 38-0 Victory Gives Last Year's Eastern Champs Class District Title Elizabeth City Nov 3---The Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets romped their way to their fourth successive victory by winning over Hertford 33 to 0 today The Jackets outplayed the visitors in every way and allowed them to make only two first downs while the locals made 19 Nixon captain of the Elizabeth City eleven was outstanding among the offensive stars by making the longest run of the game as well as making 18 of his team's points This game clinches first place in the Northeastern district of the North Carolina Class State Con ference for Elizabeth City 1932 eastern champions of Class ranks GARNER HIGHS SCORE SEVENTH WIN IN ROW Garner High school football team made it seven wins in as many games this season by defeating Smithfield 27 to 6 yesterday afternoon at Smithfield The game closed group play in the district conference for Garner's champions of Group Two The first half produced the best competition and at the turn Coach Cap Clark's proteges were in front 13-0 Garner's first touchdown came when Bagwell broke away for a 10- yard scoring run to cap a 40-yard drive The other first half score for the winners vas tallied on a pass Nash to Sandy for a 25-yard total gain Smithfield wound up the first half scoring when Hooks tossed a pass to Davis for a total gain of 40 yards and touchdown Garner scored in each period of the second half Davenport and Allen were the touchdown-makers each 'going over on line plays to climax steady drives Nash converted three of his four dropkick tries for extra point Lineups: Holder and Sandy tackles Holder and Holder guards Whitaker and Collins center Tilley backs Davenport Bagwell Allen and Nash Substitutions Jones and Olive Smithfield ends Matthews and Lyon tackles Bose and Page guards Giedy and Norton center Hood backs Lassiter Hooks Creech and Davis Substitution: Gardner 0-- FAYETTEVILLE EDGES WIN OVER LAURINBURG Fayetteville Nov defeated Laurinburg high school six to nothing here today Bowles halfback scored the touch-I down after an early second half drive Off-side penalties checked two other Fayetteville marches Since a process has been developed for making thin copper sheets obtained by rolling automobile manufacturers are considering the possibility of making car tops of copper I Grid Resul4 I Rutherford 32 Mountaint Park Durham 0 Charleston LenoirRhyne 13 Guilford 6 Catawba 26 Erskine 2 Carolina Fresh 12 Oak Ridge 7 Presbyterian Jr 8 2 Catholic 61 Loyola (Bait) Gallaudet 35 American Northwest 58 Wartburg Cumberland 19 Tenn Jr Salem 27 Glenville Thr 13 Wis Mines 13 Milton 7 Swarthmore 26 John Hopkins'7 HIGH SCHOOLS Raleigh 26 Wilmington 14 Methodist Orphanage 27 Catholie Orphanage Garner 27 Smitheld 7 Apex 18 Bethel Hill Chapel Hill 7 Oxford Tarboro 40 Greenville Concord 28 Monroe 27 Mt Olive 8 Ayden 6 Elizabeth City 38 Hertford New Bern 0 Wilson Roanoke Rapids 7 Edenton 6 Sanford 25 Red Burins 6 Williamston 25 Windsor 7 Roekingham 34 Rowland 6 Spring Hope 6 Scotland Neck Fayetteville 6 Laurinburg Whiteville 13 Raeford 13 Beaufort 26 Snow Hilt NEGRO COLLEGES So Car A 26 Florida A Morgan 27 Howard 'YOU KNOW WHAT WE'RE HERE FOR' SAYS LAVAL Baton Rouge La Nov 3--(AP)-- South Carolina's Gamecocks will try their spurs on the Louisiana State University Tigers here tomorrow afternoon In an inter-conference grid conflict in which the Carolinians will be seeking solace for defeats by Louisiana the past two years South Carolina of the Southern Conference has mot been beaten by a Southern team and Louisiana of the Southeastern circuit has been tied twice but not defeated and will be seeking to improve its season record with a decisive win The Carolinians arrived during the forenoon and took a light workout Their head strategist Coach Billy Laval commenting on his team's victory chances said "Well you know what we came here for" BEAUFORT WINS AGAIN BESTS SNOW HILL 26-0 BEAUFORT WINS AGAIN BESTS SNOW HILL 26-0 Beaufort Nov High School defeated Snow Hill 26-0 at Snow Hill today The score continued Beaufort's string of goose-eggs for opponents this season Beaufort played the fun game without punting a single time But it wasn't the first time this season that Coach William Potter's Ideals had turned this unusual grid trick The Beaufort team desires to arrange games to be played here November 24 and December 8 PREMIUMS 41-- QUALITY at no exit a cat TO YOU Wi t3 (lit I NORTH CAROLINA I PA LACE NIMMEINIE I 141 I I 111-10 SAL Ile ROS 231 CAPITOL BIATINIEt AND hisprf 15e I c0m 4 '91' stoluotot 4 ipsyk kki 011118 co pap et dv: kAturW 1 Any C1I 2 1 40 li te-N) Ki RA1 t-1:" t1 I ts -i-- or Giioto: IIMMIIIII INEEMOIENI Any anced Fuel ear the RAY SRI KEN GAME HERE TAKES LABEL OF TOSS-UP State-Carolina Clash at State at 2:30 Looks Like Anybody's Game By ANTHONY McKEVLIN Football brings its 'enanges with the season but for stirring up the tome folks there are few rivalries which can match the Stnte-Carolina football battling which will be renewed on Riddick Field this-afternoon And today's game takes on the elassifictaion of toss-up with more real reason than any meeting of the teams in a long long time of course there are many who can lee only one team or the other in today's for Riddick Field at State Collegel kickoff 2:30 admirable Platy is the biggest weight sending the Beale in either direction The Wolfpack and the Tat Reels will mix today with the game meaning much in addition to the traditional importance of the contest State hopes it will mean a cessation of tie Techs played ties in their lest three a return to the victory column for the first time since the season was opened with a 7-0 win over Catawba Citrolina beaten four times since it opened its season with a 6-0 victory against Davidson likewise has hopes of getting back into the win colmun But the season's results at both schools have resulted in mumblings among alumni and on each side the boys will have the added incentive of trying to help get thfir respective coaches off the spot of alumni mumbling Since neither aggregation has exhibited in previous games any sue-tined offensive power the stage appears to many to be set for a wide open battle It could be wide open of course but the likelihood is that really wide open play may come only in somebody's uphill try to overhaul somebody else Any early wide open play is likely to be terminated ith the marking up of the first BC ore Well Worth Watching It should be a good battle one melt worth watching Carolina may hive to pin ite hopes principally on its aerial game It will have to do this unless its running attack has found new life somewhere 8tate en the other hand has a better bat once to its offense The Techs have a real line-cracker in Ray Rex a handy and versatile fighter in Bob ISIcQuage a beady quarterback who may step in any moment with a thrown or caught pass in Don Wilson and either Roscoe Roy or Bo Bohannon is a pretty good boy at right halfback Indications last night were that Roy bark in action this week Jot the first time since September 30 would be started at right halfback The dope from the hill had Chuck Collins ready to send Charlie Woollen Don Jackson George Moore and Capt Bill ('room in tie his starting 1acks Woollen got his big chance in the Georgia Tech grime and surprised even his most ardent admirers uith his good all-around work and fine punting Jackson was the marksman in the fourth quarter paroling attack N't hieh came within inches of producing a second touchdown and which did produce one Moore and Croom offer the crashing power fur the quartet Handicapped at Tackles Each team will be considerably handicapped at tackle and State will Probably be the most handicapped arelina is minus one regular tackle Collins brother of Coach Chuck State is without the services of Cliff Daugherty No I taekle and Venice Farrar who replaced Daugherty in the first-string line Barnes Worth Raleigh boy who was moved this week from guard to tackle will start at Farrar's post Tom inc a sophomore has eueceeded Bill Collins in the Tar heel line Tom can make the scales roll around to 190 and is rated as one of the fastest linemen on the equad Incidentally he pushed Bill Barrett out of the place as Collins' understudy during activities this week State College's students staged a downtown parade last night to pep things up in the capital on the eve ef the contest and then repaired to the echool for a 'Stunt Night Carolina's students coming over by a special train today will march through the streeta to Riddiek Field They'll arrit at I o'clock he lots of the trimmings which go with football games State's band and drum and bugle corps and tarolina's band will do their stuff State's military corps will be out en manse for maneuvers and there'll be many ffweenhalves stunts including an airplane trip over the field by Miss Louise Derby Meredith College student It's Dad's Day and Borne-coming' Pay at more reasons why a crowd which will overflow the field's rapacity of 12000 is expected The probable lineup: roS NTATE CARMINA IF qtephens Frankel 11laars Tatum LGStank Barclay CSteve Sabot 11011nchanan Kahn BTWorth Evins REBeridint Brandt Woollen l'H McQuaps Jackson Moore FRltez Croom Officials: Referee Foster (Hampden Sydner) umpire rowoli tWis onsin) headlinesman aims wenn state Tech) field judge sawyer and L) SANFORD WINS AGAIN: DEFEATS RED SPRINGS Red Springs Nov 4--Sanford defeated Red Springs here today 25 to 6 in a distriet eonferenee football game Kelly and Matthews earred for Sanford in the line while condors end Stout were their chief ground-giiners Love and Meer parted for Red Springs in the line with Batley and Me Neill leading in the beekfield Pridgen ubotitute taekle played a good game also It was only the second time Sanford In4 teen 'Pored on this year and 9 visa Fenford's sixth consecutive Ip se II I Grid Games TodaTI Football games of principal interest scheduled today with 1932 itcores it teams met last fall tot-low: STATIC Carolina 13 vs State 0 at Raleigh Auburn 111 vs Duke 2 at Durham Wake Forest vs Clemson at Charlotte rittawba vs Erskine 0 at Salisbury Appalachian 13 vs Concord State at Boone Rion vs at Eton Boiling Springs vs Belmont Abbey at Belmont Campbell vs Louisburg at Louisburg LeesMoRae vs Mara Hill I at Mars Hill SOUTH Alabama 12 vs Kenturky Tennessee vs George Washington Tu lane vs Colgate Birmingham-Southern vs Ole Miss citadel 0 ye Presbyterian 27 Centre vs Pittsburgh East Ky 0 vs Transylvania Florida 12 vs Georgia 33 Furman 24 vs Wotrord Georgia Tech 0 vs Vanderbilt 12 Georgetown (Ky) vs Miami (Ohio) 6 vs South Carolina La Tech 19 vs billisaps 14 Miss State 111 vs Miss Coll 7 Hattiesburg Thr 0 vs Spring MI 12 Memphis Thr 0 vs Murfreesboro 6 Maryland vs Virginia 7 Richmond 7 -vs Roanoke Sewall 0 vs Tenn Tech I 7 va and 20 1 32 VIL and 6 Miami (Fla) vs So (eorgia Emory and Henry 11 vs Marshall 14 Randolph-Macon 20 vs Bridgewater Newberry 12 vs Parr) Hi land I Tusculum 0 vs King 19 EAST Amherst I vs Alarm State 21 Boston Coll vs Georgetown Bowdoin 0 vs Bates Brown vs Princeton Bucknell 14 vs West Mdr 13 Cornell 0 vs Columbia 8 Pordham 14 vs St Marys (Cal) Harvard vs Lehigh Manhattan 13 vs 8 New Hampshire vs Tufts Penn vs Lafayette Rutgers 18 vs Springfield Syracuse 12 vs Penn State 8 Temple vs Dottie Navy 0 vs Notre Dame 12 Army vs Coe Wesleyan 7 vs Trinity Williams 0 vs Union 8 Yale vs Dartmouth crmaTnAL Butler vs t'altotraiso chicago 7 vs IVisconsin Creighton 40 vs Washington De Paul vs Dakota Detroit 1 vs Poly Cross 1 Illinois 0 vs Michigan 32 Wes 6 vs Bradley Iowa vie Iowa State Mich State vs Kansas State Missouri 6 vs Nebraska 21 Northwestern 0 vs Minnesota 1 Ohio State 7 vs Indiana 1 Ohio Wee vs Cincinnati Marquette 7 vs West Va 14 Wittenburg vs Ohio 19 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Colorado 0 vs Colo Coll 12 Colo Mines 0 vs Colo Aggias 22 Dakota Wes vs Pak Mines Denver vs Brigham Young Morehead 0 vs Dakota State 24 Morningside 0 vs Dakota 11 Utah State vs Wyoming EAR WEST Coll Pacific $0 va Cal Aggies Gnomes vs Wash State Oregon Utah Redlande 12 POMOna Santa Clara vs Rico Stanford 8 vs Olympia Club A vs California SOUTHWEST Arizona 6 vs Flagstaff Thr 7 Ravine vs Texas Chriatinn 27 centenary 7 vs Tea a Agates 91ines 31 vs Max State oklahoma 21 vit Ratifies I Methodiet 8 vs Texas 14 Texan Tech vs Haattell Tux la 0 ve f1da ASItiel Wichita vs St Louis COLLEGES College 13 vs Shaw 0 at Raleigh St Augustine vs Fayetteville Normal at Raleigh A and vs Lincoln at in Pa Bluefield Institute vs Va State 9 Knoxville 0 vs Fisk 3 Ky State IC 20 vs Lincoln (Mo) A LeNloyno vs Tonga Ion Morgan 13 vs Howard (Wash) 6 Sam' Houston 0 vs Bishop 14 Tuskgee 13 vs Morehouse 6 Va State 6 vs Va Cnion 6 New Orleans :9 ve Southern 3 RUTHERFORD RAMBLERS DEFEAT MOUNTAIN PARK Morganton Nov College tonight swept Mountain Park's Panthers aside and strolled to an tame 32-0 football victory the Stet of the season Bronson injured Panther back and Fitzgerald both former Rutherford stars were silenced early in the tilt as Coach Blaney Rackey's proteges hit a smooth style Rutherford's sterling line play featured Daniel Marlowe Melton and Gibbs being outstanding Rutherford stored twice in the first period Daniel(' blocked Lee's punt and recovered for a touchdown in On ling minute of play Daniel tool a heave from Mock for 25 yards and angthet touchdown On the second play in the second quarter Mock etepped through tackle for eight yards and a score Late in the period Cornwell toot Mock's pass for 20 yards and a tally Early in the third Leonard recovered Bronson's fumble and a few plays later went eight yards for a touchdown Extra points were added by Daniers placement and Leonard's drive Mountain Park's mainstays were White Davis end Bustle on the line and Lee in the backfield LOCAL JUNIORS TO MAKE GRID BOW TODAY The Raleigh A Junior football team will meet the Rocky Mount Junior' on Broughton High school gridiron this morning at 10:30 o'clock in the opening game for the Raleigh boys Howard Kennedy is helping eoach the Raleigh team No boy weighing more than 125 pounds will be allowed to rarticipate in the gams The Raleigh lineup will be: 'Vaughn left end Godwin left tackle Stronaeh left guard Carter tenter Kenyon right guard Beck right tackle Fleming right tad Kennedy left halfback Brown right halfback: Morgan quarterback and Roberts fullback The Hawaiian broke their temperature reenrci this year with a Int) degree temperature snit iti hip kyleds k14 La Amato k41 La ikatiLl BE DEVILS FACE ANOTHER BIG TEST Hendrickson Now Tabbed to Start For Wademen in Game at Duke Stadium Durham Nov one of the few undefeated untied major college teams left is the ranks this season meets the Plainsmen of Auburn 1932 Southern Conference co-champions in Duke Stadium here tomorrow in a battle the reverberation of which may be beard throughout the nation The kickoff will be at 2 o'clock The featured game in the South this week the entire nation will watch the outcome of this battle as the favored boys from the Plains attempt to stop the string of Duke victories that has now reached five To see what is expected to be one of the best exhibitions of football seen in the State this season as these two teams get together will be one of the season's largest crowds Advance sales of tickets have been heavy this week and with clear weather tomorrow from 15000 to 20- 000 people may see the game Duke Captain Out Duke will enter the contest minus its captain and star guard Carl who was injured in the Kentucky game and is definitely out tomorrow Galloping "Horse" Hendrickson clever quarter who was also injured last week will probably be in the starting lineup Both teams worked out lightly on Duke Stadium field this afternoon the Plainsmen taking their workout late in the day after arriving here in mid-aftrnoon They were in good condition for the battle the only performer missing being Wood a guard left at home due to scholastic difficulties With Schock out Johnson sophomore from Winston-Salem will be in the starting crew for Duke He has turned in fine performances in other Duke games this season but the game tomorrow will be his biggest test In addition to many sophomore and junior backfield performers Auburn has six seniors all members of the fast stepping 1932 team which went through the season undefeated Firpo Phipps one of the senior halfbacks and the outstanding performer is rated the best passer in the South and Gump Ariail All-Southern end last year is said to be the best receiver This pair may be Auburn's main weapon in the effort to cheek Duke's hopes of an undefeated sea-son-The probable starting lineups: POS AUBURN DUKE LE Rogers LThtcCollum Crawford Johnston Chrietzberg Dunlap ItTChatubleas Dunlap RTHolmes Dinner Wentz (c)Bendricason IHKimbrell Cornelisu Laney FBTalley Cox orticiais Referee A Hutchens (Purdue) umpire Wiley Sholar (Presbyterian) Ileadlinestran Bunn Hackney (NC) field Judge Wilson Collins (Vanderbilt) NEGRO COLLEGES OFFER TWO TILTS HERE TODAY Durham Eleven Plays at Shaw Fayetteville Normal at St Augustine Two games among Negro college teams are scheduled for Raleigh this afternoon Shaw University Bears will meet the North Carolina College for Negroes eleven on Alumni Field at Shaw The St Augustine College team will meet Fayetteville State Normal on the St Augustine field Both games are set to start at 2:30 o'clock The St Augustine team last week edged a 7-6 victory over Kittrell in what was the first engagement of the season for the Saints Next week they run into major competition when they meet Virginia Union here November 11 BASKETBALL SCORE FOR THIS THRILLER OF GRID Concord Nov 3---Concord defeated Monroe 28 to 27 in a beetle South Piedmont Conference game before a home-coming crowd this afternoon Ability to convert all extra points enabled the Spiders to win Monroe flashed a brilliant passing attack and the Spiders offered a scintillating running attack to pro dues the most dramatic game ever played at Webb Field All scores came after the first' quarter McDonald scored first for Monroe when he broke through the Concord line for 79 yards and a touchdown The attempted place-kick was wide and this proved subsequently to be the margin by which the Union warriors lost Concord Gets Hot Concord shoved over two touchdowns in the second quarter Lafferty ran 85 yards from kick-off for the first score and Dennis plunged for the extra point A long pass figured in the next Spider touchdown Dennis scoring and McRae adding the extra point The last half was packed with touchdowns Dennis and Burris went over for touchdowns for Concord and also made the extra points Passes enabled the Monroe eleven to score three times McDonald Payne and Rohr scoring and Holloway and Rohr making the extra points MOUNT OLIVE PLAYS TO TIE WITH AYDEN HIGHS Mount Olive Nov Olive and Ayden played to a 66 tie here this afternoon in a meeting of high school foothill teams The visitors tallied in the open ing quarter and Mount Olive even sod things by staging a suecessful mareh to touchdown In the third period The threatened twice 1 sd things liy staging a sueeemsfu! msreh to touchdown in the third period The locals threatened twice i4 114 Doh 2 uartv 1 a of 0 TOP CYLII II I LUDRICATI sillaL' IIIGHEr AUTIIUICI way you Took at It the No Improved Parol-Pep a TOP VILIFIDEn WORICATIOU HIGHER AtiTlittiOCK way you look at It die Improved Parol-Pep is a bal TEACHERS BEATEN BY MAXTON SCOTS Presbyterian Juniors Score 8-0 Victory Over East Carolina Teachers Greenville Nov Presbyterian Junior College football team from Maxton refused to be victims of East Carolina Teachers' College's football victory and the Fighting Scots banded the crew and 8-0 defeat here today The Teachers bad expected the game to offer them a chance to break into the win column for the first time in the two seasons of football play at the local school but the visitors proved too strong Coach Dutch Holland's Scots tallied in the third period when Roger son Teacher's halfback fumbled a bad pass from center and then was tackled behind the goal line for a safety The touchdown came in the final quarter when the Teachers were trying a desperate passing game from behind their own goal A Scot intercepted a pass at the locals' one yard line and four line tries were necessary before the Teachers' line would give that remaining yard The Teachers made seven first downs to three for the visitors Eason quarterback of the locals turned in a 30-yard run after taking a pass from Puckett and Morgan made a 30-yard run to produce the locals' features Johnson tackle and Cox center featured on defense for For the visitors the backfield earnbination of Rogers Northrop Wit-benison and Faireloth divided bon-ore The visitors bad the smiles of Fate on what breaks there were in the game The lineups: POS PRESSTTPRTAN TPEasom Beverly LPJohnson Russell LaH Rivers Murray Cox Barden Barfield RTRldenhour Wa tson RP Waldrop NtcLean QBEaso4 rairclot L11lindgers Northrop Williamson FE Morgan Rogers Score by periods: 0000-0 Presbyterian 0 0 2 Scoring touchdown Suggs 1 eubstitutions: Tackle Bowen Guards Noe Rivers Fullback Puckett and Nobles End Burnett Center Jennings Presbyterian substitutions Center Smith Suggs Right Half Butcher CHAPEL HILL BOYS WIN OVER OXFORD HIGHS 7-0 Oxford Nov Bill de feated Oxford 70 this afternoon to win the group title in district conference play among Class high schools: Pridgen caught a 40yard pass and ran ten yards for the touchdown and Patten passed to Andrews for the extra mint Chapel Bill will meet Garner In the next round of Class eliminations 0 (0 20 4 GUILFORD BEATEN BY HICKORY BEARS Lenoir-Rhyne Passes Bring Scores in Third Period For 13-6 Victory Hickory Nov bunched its scoring in the third period to defeat Guilford 13-6 here tonight and retained its perfect record in Little Six football championship play It was the second win in the Little Six for the Mountain Bears Trailing at the half as a result of second-period Guilford touchdown the Bears made short order of evening the score and then forging to the front Midway of the third period Mauney passed to Padgett and t'ae latter ran 45 yards to touchdown The score came after the Quakers had thrown back two Lenoir-Rhyne marches within the visitors' 10-yard line On the kickoff following the touchdown Purnell fumbled and the Beare recovered Mauney passed to Chapman for ten yards and then Bus Newton circled left end for touchdown A pass Mauney to Padgett converted the point try Guilford's touchdown in the seeond quarter Willi the result of a fine passing attack which the Quakers used in plentiful manner In the second period Guilford completed nine 17 passes for a total of 114 yards The touchdown came just before the intermission With the ball at the Bears' 15-yard line Turner passed over the goal to Watkins for the score A pass try for point failed Guilford had also been on the offensive most of the first period rolling up five first downs to one for the Bears in this stanza Bus Newton's fine punting however helped to get the Bears out of danger several times POS L-RHYNE GUILPORD LE Padgett Roaely LTrteitner Cox LGReynolds Bouton Heniphill Weaver WI Ritchie Burgwyn (c) ItTleard Purnell RR Rumgarner Biddle QB13 Alauney Newman Watkins RHMills Turner FBB Poovey Norman Lenoir-Ithyne 0 0 13 0-13 Guilford 0 6 0 0-- 6 RP Bunigarner Riddle QIIB klauney Newman 'HNewton Watkins R14Milis Turner FBB Poovey Norman Lenoir-Rhyne 0 0 13 0-13 Guilford 0 6 0 0-- 6 Lentor-Rhyne scoring: Touchdowns Padgett Newton Point after touchdown Padgett (pass from Ntauney) Guilford scoring: Touchdown Watkins Officials Referee Sholar (Presbytetian) umpire liackney (UNC) linesman Gray (Davidson) field Judge McNturrey BETHEL HILL BEATEN BY APEX HIGH ELEVEN 18-0 Apex Nov Apex defeated Bethel Hill 18-0 here today in a high school football game The locals scored in the first period when Malcolm Allen went off-tackle for 15 yards tallied in the second when Allen passed to Wilson for 20 yards and touchdown and got No 3 in the fourth quarter when a sterol pass to clicked and resulted in a 30-yard scoring run The longest run of the game was produced by Garrard rookie Apex back who dashed 65 yards but was run out of bounds within three yards of the visitors' goal Bethel Bill repulsed this threat Garrard big and fast was the leading ground-gainer for Apex In Morris the visiting team pre sented the best passer the locals bad played against this season He completed two-thirds of his dozen pass tries Moore and Campbell were line leader for Apex with Allen and Garrard leading the backs Morris was best in the backfield and Phelps was the line pace-setter for tethel Hill 1 I Witt' KVA? 7 11011 IN MIEN HI MER LONA ANDREI M-ni sr Man ltnn NV Today Only Mae irbe WAKE 1348 Sigbe ORS4 SATURDAY A RIDING SILLSENT FON Low art4) 011 tr New economical good all-round performing Motor The best proof of this statement is a test in your owls Try it today and you be judge At your neared Purol-Pep Courtesy Service Station Pure Oil Company of the Carolinas Inc a' 0 WibLi 1 I THEATRES PRESENT STATE NICK LUCAS IN PERSON With Ph at 234-430 1001113 TEAL and His BAND I PrrobaEl and Valet Do Antionette Stars of 'Follies Bergere' Last- Times Today On Screen "WALLS OF GOLD' I matin0 ly Normsn And Night EiierI roster 40c Attend Thi Matinees Avoid Crowi SRlly Normotn I Eilerm roster 1 40c Attend The Matinees 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