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Wr THE NEWS AND OBSERVER RALEIGH SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 30 1948 9- I ig Four Grid Teams Face Tough Tests Tag ay The sponorws Making Headquarters Here for Battle in Durham 011BNEIRIVIEDR Citation Gets Easy $10000 Pack Invades Wake Forest State Meets Deacons in 41st By Dick Iterbeet With All Foes Scared Off Calumet Star Wins Special in Walkover If Renewal of Traditional Grid Battle By BOB BROOKS Wake Forest Oct Forest and State two of the nation's most enthusiastic football feudists will come to grips again here tomorrow at 2:30 for their annual Wake County championship battle I an ancient and traditional- gridiron struggle which dates back to 19071 No little brown jugs or old oaken buckets go to the winner of this one but they play for keeps as is attested by the close margins by which victory has been achieved in most of the 40 preceeding contests Stray thoughts about today's football: There's a strong Tennessee flavor about the day's program Carolina's undefeated Tar Heels will be in Knoxville to meet General Bob Neyland's Vols always a tough assignment against the coach who put Tennessee on the football map Duke's undefeated Blue Devils tackle Georgia Tech which is coached by one of Neyland's star players Bobby Dodd Another Tennessee great under Neyland is Beattie reathers who sends his Wolfpack against Wake Forest today Great players do not always make good coaches but the All-Americas Neyland turns out in Knoxville generally turn to coaching and with marked success Herman Hickman who played with Feathers is the new Yale coach and already is being acclaimed as the greatest in Yale's illustrious football history 1- 1 ifr 4 4---r7r''--- i 4: 4: --Nk: vs AyAi: a kz: 0 1i'J: -F77i------ 4g 'V 1 :7 -W 5'-A i le! 1 0 '-k i'''- ii4 4- ili'l rt 4 i A f- IS -r2 eb1- -li Izt- iv7 litittik -1 Baltimore Oct has made a lot of money this year for owner Warren Wright but today the 3-year-old earned the easiest S10000 of his career in the Pimlico Special The Calumet farm great won it on his reputation Jockey Eddie Arcaro brought the sleek chestnut colt out before an estimated 15000 fans and gave him a solo run around a mile and three-sixteenths It took him I minute 598 seconds The track record is 1:564 Citation thus became the second Calumet horse to scare off all (Toosition to the invitation affair Whirl-away made it a walkover in 1942 Owner Wright watching one of his horses win a fifth special announced he was donating the $10000 won by Citation to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund Arcaro who came down from New York just to sit on his fourth Special winner kept Citation at a steady fairly fast pace after getting the flag at the head of the stretch The time was only 14 seconds slower than Calumets Fervent won last year's Special The crowd gave the Triple Crown winner a hand as he paraded to the post and a warm ovation as he crossed the finish None of the Special flourishes Vas omitted although it was made an extra race on te card to permit the usual eight betting etents The red-coated Pimlica band in the infield blaring away and awaiting Citation at the finish was a blanket of chrysanthemums At the Calumet stable there was champagne for the winning outfit nfl ay et--t ico on an im is nd of on lal a IL ng he he he fig 3m te uor The Sir Walter Hotel had illustrious grid guests for breakfast yesterday morning as the unbeaten untied Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets arrived to make their headquarters here prior to today's inter-conference clash with Dukes Blue Devils at Durham Coach Bobby Dodd (center) talks pre-game strategy over coffee with two of his ace Brown (left) and Jimmy Southard The Blue Devils and Yellow Jackets meet for the 16th time in their football series at 2 o'clock in Duke Stadium State's Wolfpack -holds the upper handin the series with 24 victorieS as against 13 for the Deacons of Wake Forest Three games have ended in tie scores Likewise the Pack has dominated more recent history of this neighborly feud having upended the Baptists for the past two seasons when the gridders of Deacon Dell were favored by varying margins State won here in 1946 14-6 and shut out last year's big Deacs 20-0 in Raleigh Homecoming Game Coach Peahead Walker's current Wake Forest charges hope to put an end to the two-year State jinx here tomorrow before a Homecoming crowd which is expected to exceed 20000 Their chances of accomplishing this are only 50-50 in the eyes of the oddsmakers who have marked the game as a toss-up in most quarters while the more liberal sporting gentry have conceded the Deacons a one-point edge The Wolfpack coached by Beattie Feathers the former Tennessee and pro football great will bring a season's record of two victories two defeats and a tie into tomorrow's fracas Wake Forest has won three times and lost twice Their only mutual opponent thus far has been Carolina to which both Forest by 28-7 and State by 14-0 The Deacons well-rested and in physical good trim as the result of an open date last week have worked studiously on the practice field for two weeks in an effort to prime their newly adopted T-formation for its best effort of the Duke could do a lot to further cement Carolina's bid for the unofficial Southern championship Georgia Tech is the only other school in the South with a perfect record and regards Duke as one of its most difficult obstacles It was against Tech a year ago that Fred Folger suffered an ankle injury and a broken nose The weak ankle has been a handicap to him ever since and spoiled his chances of taking a place with the greatest Duke backs of all times Even so he will rate very highly in Duke's football history Beattie Feathers was the first to introduce the T-formation to the Big Four and Wallace Wade of Duke and Peahead Walker of Wake Forest were expected to be the last ones to desert the single wing Beattie has given up on the for a few Walker has installed that style of attack and probably will maintain it for at least three more years The last time Carolina made a plane trip for a football game it was swamped by Texas 34-0 Yesterday the Tar Heels went to Knoxville by air in quest of their thirteenth straight victory Coach Carl Snavely believes in good luck charms but apparently he isn't superstitious about airplanes Another Big Card Next Week The capacity of Duke Stadium this year is about 43000 because only a few temporary bleachers have been erected The largest crowd ever to see a game anywhere in the the 56000 which attended the transplanted Rose Bowl game on January 1 1942 The riseof Carolina to the front of the Big Four has had its influence on Duke's football receipts There's a lot of interest in today's schedule but there's another big one coming up next afternoon games all within this area Wake Forest will be at Duke William and Mary at Carolina and Virginia at State A record for total Carolina Club Tech and Duke iDuke Jayvees Battles Yoh 1 Renew Rivalry at Durham! 1 Defeat ECTC Tar Heels Put Spotless Rec- Crowd of 40000 Expected 1 "'I oday Games Junior Blue Devils Score ord on Line against for Homecoming Day 1 Twice in Last Period to STATE-- Tennessee Today Feature at Duke Carolina vs Tennessee (at Knoxville) 1 Top Pirates 19-13 State at Wake Forest STATE Tennessee Today Feature at DU-lie Carolina vs Tennessee (at Knoxville) State at Wake Forest Top Pirates 19-13 DUKE vs GEORGIA TECO VPTF Saturday 1:45 HEAR LEE KIRBY Prosootod by ATLANTIC and your Atlantis Dealer Ga Tech at Duke By HERMAN BLACKMAN i Durham Oct 29 Colorful and Davidson at VME I Greenville Oct Lenoir Rhyne at Atlantic Christian Knoxville Term Oct Georgia Tech goes in PJC at Belmont Abbey body forgot to turn on the light for Mars Hill at Asheville-Biltmore the Duke junior varsity and East lina's Tar Heels arrived in this city iquest of its fifth straight victory by Presbyterian at Catawba Appalachian at Emory Henry Carolina Teachers football game nestled in the Smokey Mountains meeting unbeaten Duke in a Home- Guilford at High Point Shaw at Howard here tonight and as a result the this afternoon via airplane for their icoming Day feature which is ex- Ntorgan at NC A Ott gante's start was delayed an hour Maryville at WCTC Once underway however the two big game with the University of pected to attract 40000 spectators 11vingston at St Augustine Smith at Winston-Saleni State tezims put on an illuminating battle Tennessee Volunteers at Shields- to Duke Stadium tomorrow after- OTHER GAMES and when the lights went off Duke Watkins Stadium tomorrow after- noon The kickoff is scheduled for TiixlasvsA Arainndy vs Arkansas had won 19-13 Boston vs Syracuse noon at 2:30 2 o'clock Bovvdoin vs Bates The junior Blue Devils came from Tackle Haywood Fowle of Wash- Coach Bobby Dodds light but klirogannavsr Rutgers Young twice to catch the slippery ington a former B-24 pilot rugged Engineers are favored over 'oil infeolrin 1-s6slautiit1171arn Cal i Pirates and in the last quarter they i was at the controls for a good poi the Blue Devils by two touchdowns yak vs Dartmouth slammed across two touchdowns to Florida 1sFrman the contest I getting that edge on their superior tion of the tip Needless to say i on io etise and a defensive rating which Harvard aTci a N'Z' ii(y i ECTC broke into the scoring lime- iflWa XV ket)11S111 light first On the second scrim- Fowle turned in another good per- I is ihe best in tile country John Hopkins Drexel formance I Duke holds a 10-5 edge in the (without A and Kansa ae play Frai Mn aenle took a Kentucky vs Cincinnati None of the Tar Heels were both- series which started in 1933 but the i Kings Point VN Bridgeport lateral pass front Bill Dai-by and ered by the trip which took iiPProx- i Blue Devils haven't scored a point cilrel7idiVajkgply xs La fa 3 ette then flung a forward to Mickey imately one hour and 35 minutes ainiziviillniiAlich Maine vs ColbY Wetheringtoit who took the ball after takeoff from Raleigh-Durham i against the Georgians since 1945 over the goal for a touchdown It 'Tech with 21 scat backs including Nila4141 I Airport was a -ar capable passers figures to Mich State vs Oregon State 45yd pass Coaches announced that with the have too much punch for a Duke Herb Hipps put Duke on even exception of the usual bruises and lunit which is unbeaten but tied by Ka isas St a te- Nlis when souri ters again en he galloped 45 bumps the chili is in: good condi- State and Tennessee UdLA vs yards to be stopped on the one-yard Northwestern vs Ohio State tion They excluded Paul Rizzo Great Passers Notre Dame vs Navy line On the fourth try Duke sent Oklahoma VS State from that statement but indicated Jimmy Southard a sharpshooting Oregon vs Si Mary Bettis Herlong over for the touch- that the blocking back would see quarterback who has made good on and vs Pennsylvania down Penn State vs Colgate quite a bit of action tomorrow 44 of 66 pass attempts and Joe Pittsburgh vs Western Reserve In the third period ECTC burst Favored Brown another man under the l'airrgcluneia vISs' into the fore again after a 70-yard Rizzo will play equipped with a center Ivho has a deadly arm are St Bonaventure vs St Louis drive was culminated with a touch- special shoulder harness He in- expected to direct an aerial circus 7oeuxtahs CvasrohionuattylesrnWmeVtgogNsit down pass from Darby to Maennle jured his shoulder in the one-sided against a Duke team which is stub- washington vs Stanford from the eight But on the first play victory over LSU last week and born on the ground but only aver- riaa3rgnr-' mToCnUs vs Texas Mines in the last period Duke again tied 'didn't get back into action again age in its defense against aerials Bice vs Texas Tech the score when Quarterback Frye until the latter part of this week The Blue Devils will have all of shot through right tackle and moved Coach Carl Snavely's boys will their starters ready for the kickoff pdoativornysvawaVsahn ertba yet 57 yards to cross the goal on the go gunning for their sixth win in a but several of them are not in top Maryland vs New 'England longest run of the evening row favored by 12 points over the condition These include Tailbacks and vs Richmond The payoff touchdown came a few Wichita vs Tulsa Vols Odds back in the Old North Fred Folger and Bill Cox Fullback moments later after Duke inter1 State favor the Carolina club by 13 Paul Staphanz and End Ed Austin Tar Babies Beat cepted an ECTC pass on the Pirates' points Lloyd Eisenberg one of the better 28 Hipps dashed around right end a Bob Neyland who pilots the Ten- tackles in the Southern Conference Freshmen to make ball game the touchdown and win the nessee club has been staging -top- will not see action secret" drills this week in prepara- Tech which was able to coast in VILLANOVA WINS i tion for the game Earlier in the its hist three Wash- week it was revealed that Neyland ington and Lee Auburn and riot-- a by Carolina Frosh Hand Detroit Mich Oct 29 14''i i Striking hard and effectively on 1 and his hard-hitting gang intend to several linemen with minor I Deacs First the ground Villanova gained a sur- 1 prisingly easy 27-6 football victory win this one and folks here in injuries but each man on the squad I Knoxville have a tendency to agree is available for action at Fayetteville --c II Wit le VIAL cavit 111611 till tile Z411citi I I Knoxville have a tendency to agree is available for action at Fayetteville prisingly easy 27-6 football victory xiLktt vill-ARC attendance for college contests in this area probably will be set season The Wolfpack which met unexCoczeit pectedly stiff opposition last week in Lcating Chattanooga 71-0 willl one of byteha ri ci thl hao lAfeewv rcr iipspeexsp eoe nt to impair its vaunted defensive strength which currently ranks sec-Duke ond in the nation Blocking Bari( Bowlby one of the conference's de-best interference runners and a good linebacker will sit this one out because of a severe knee in-same jury The Pack's No 2 blocker Harry McLeod also is hurt and may see only occasional action Feathers who has shuffled his in-Georgia experienced State lineup frequently in previous games has said he will make several changes in his start-were ing selections June Cheek a junior afrom se sophomore roirneb ufrrgoma nTda rJri emi Mu ma dpoax will preplace George Blomquist and Freddie Miller at the No 1 ive end posts Bill Thompson will be the starting tailback wit' Ed Mooney listed as his first relief The blocking back vacancy will be filled by two sophs John Tenci-1: and Paul Carlson with Tencick starting The Homecoming observance holds special significance for the Deacons who will be seeking their first victory on such an occasion since 1944 Wake Forest athletic officials said last night that approxinately 6500 tickets tor the game would obfefiepelaced on sale at the box 1 Probable starting lineup: Pos State Wake Forest 1 ake Forest 1 Coach Carl Snavely probably has his fingers crossed about the physical condition of Charlie Justice and Hosea Rodgers his two big offensive guns The Tar Heels hare been losing a back a game but Charlie and Hosea hare escaped the jinx With William and Mary Maryland and Duke coming up in order Carolina trill need that derastating duo State which uses almost the same offense and defense employed by Tennessee gave the Tar Heels their toughest afternoon of the season The Vols would like to do the same They probably are better on offense but not as strong on defense as the Wolpack Georgia Tech wouldn't want to play in Raleigh because of the small size of Riddick Stadium but it would be a natural for the Engineers to start a series with State Dodd and Feathers were All-America backs at Tennessee and both schools are rivals scholastically In addition to that Dr Blake Van Leer was a State professor before he became president of Georgia Tech Carolina never has defeated a Neyland team in Knoxville but the last times Wake Forest and Duke met the Vols in their home stadium they brought victories back across the Smoxies Graves Sets up Strong Defenses A year ago in Chapel Hill the Tennessee Vols managed to hold Carolina scoreless in the second half but Charlie Justice was used only for kicking after the Tar Heels had gained a 20-0 margin in the first half Football fans in Knoxville are still talking about the punt return the Choo Choo made out there two years ago Ray Graves a former Tennessee star is given most of the credit for Georgia Tech's excellent defensive record Head Coach Dodd credits him with devising the various defenses which have worked very effectively in the games played so far Carl Snavely probably has his fingers crossed about the physical condition of Charlie Justice and Hosea Rodgers his two big offensive guns The Tar Heels have been losing a back a game but Charlie and Hosea hare escaped the jinx With William and Mary Maryland and coming up in order Carolina will need that derastating duo State which uses almost the same offense and fertse employed by Tennessee gave the Tar Heels their tough- est afternoon of the season The Vols would like to do the They probably are better on offense but not as strong en defense as the Wolpack Tech wouldn't want to play in Raleigh because of the small size of Riddick Stadium but it would be a natural for We Engineers to start a series with State Dodd and Feathers All-America backs at Tennessee and both schools are rivals scholastically In addition to that Dr Blake Van Leer was a state professor before he became president of Georgia Tech 72arolina never has defeated a Neyland team in Knoxville but last times Wake Forest and Duke met the Vols in their home stadium they brought victories back across the Smoxies raves Sets up Strong Defenses A year ago in Chapel Hill the Tennessee Vols managed to lold Carolina scoreless in the second half but Charlie Justice vas used only for kicking after the Tar Heels had gained a 20-0 nargin in the first half Football fans in Knoxville are still aikirig about the punt return the Choo Choo made out there wo years ago Ray Graves a former Tennessee star is given nost of the credit for Georgia Tech's excellent defensive record -lead Coach Dodd credits him with devising the various defenses uhich have worked very effectively in the games played so far VGOODAEArl EXTRAsCILEAG3 RECAPPING for safety's sake and to-morrow's driving We'll give your 'smoothies traction treads for thousands of extra oafs miles 8-Hour Service by Appointment with them The Tennessee workouts The Tech squad arrived in Ra- over University of Detroit here to- 1 Fayetteville Oct 29---(1P)--Caro- night lc the most lopsided margin reported that even Neylands own have been so secret that one wag leigh yesterday morning and set in their I7-year series A crowd of lina undefeated freshmen edged up quarter at he Hotel Sir Walter i 4 381 Detroit homecoming fans sill- Just what the Vols have cooked brief workout Wake Forests Baby Deacons 14-13 family couldift get in to watch coming here this afternoon for a 1 fered through the Titans' second here tonight with the help of a I feted through the Titans second setback in All Work Guaranteed Duncan George Cicia Allen Aullarth Painter Bradley Fetzer Gregus Dowda Lail Fetzer Dowda Lail Smith rn (EST) Smith (EST) six games STAR COACHES John Sauer and Lt John Green former Cadet grid stars are now on the Army's coaching staff GOOD EAR I UR College Sports 1 TIRE SALES AND SERVICE Co States line should be able to shed some light on the question of who is the best line smasher in the Southern Conference The Wolfpack already has found out about Hosea Rodgers Today it runs up against Bill Greous and on November 20 tt will face William and Mary's Jack Cloud Gregus runs at the left halfback position for the Deacons but he gets the call whenever they need a couple of yards Many of the leading sports writers from the East are covering Southern games this week Maybe Vanderbilt's 35-0 victory over Yale and Mississippi's easy win over Boston College made them realize that Dixie probably has more good football teams than any other section Several of the state's better high school players will be sitting on the Georgia Tech bench this afternoon Tech has its eye on all the best boys in the South and succeeds in getting a large number of them Last week they landed a youngster from Scranton Pa who amazed the coaches with his speed and passing abiLty Carolina probably will play before more spectators this season than any other team in Southern football history The 50000 who will watch them in Knoxville today will set an attendance record for the state of Tennessee State's line should be able to shed some lioht on the COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Duke 16 State 43 I low score 115 I Duke Freshmen 18 State Fresh men 38 4 low score wins) 401 Hillsboro St Phone 7573 SOCCER Carolina 3 Roanoke College North Carolina 2 fumble in the final period White caught Wake Forest Fu Back Bill Millers fumble in midair and raced 30 yards for a touchdown Egbert Williams Tar Baby taskle kicked what proved to be the winning point The Tar Babies took the lead in the opening period when Fullback Dick Weiss went through tackle and raced 82 yards for the score Williams converted Weisss long sprint came shortly after the Tar Babies had stopped a Wake Forest drive cn the 8-yard The Deacon yearlings struck back in the third period after recovering a fumble on the Tar Baby 30 Halfback Dick Travaglini went 15 yards around end for the touchdown after a 15-yard penalty was levied against the Carolina frosh But Center Jim Zrakas missed the try for the important point The Wake Forest frosh scored their last touchdown two minutes before the game ended Quarterback Dicky Davis whipped 13-yard pass to Halfback Nub Smith who rased 10 yards for the score which capped a 65-yard drive Travaglini's conversion attempt made it close but not close enough It was the first loss in three starts for the Deacon freshmen while the 1 victory was the Tar Babies' third i straight Carolina 7 0 0 7-14 Wake Forest 0 0 6 7-131 North Carolina scoring: White Points after touchdown Williams 2 (placement) Wake Forest scoring: Travaglini Smith Point 1 after ft16 FOOTBALLON THE AIR! 4 Basketball Schedule For Wofford Released Spartanburg Oct 20- game schedule for the Wofford Ter-nets' 1948-49 basketball campaign was released today by Coach Joe Robertson Three newcomers are on the slate Mercer of Macon Ga Oglethorpe of Atlanta and Western Carolina Teachers of Cullowhee The schedule includes: Dec 10 Western Carolina Teachers 13 Davidson: Jan 13 Catawba there: Feb 3 Davidson there 8 Catawba up NViii not be known until to- Crowd Pleasers morrow Possessors of a splendid The contest shares the national air attack which has been getting spotlight with the better each week since the opener see scrap in Knoxville and will be Duke Harriers Beat the Vols also have a very poteht watched with interest throughout ground game The Tar Heels have the country The Engineers boast State in Track Meet been stressing passing and a wide- one of the cleverest attacks in foot-open battle is forecast ball and long have been favorites of Durham Oct 29---rT1---The Duke End Jim Powell one of the top the spectators A year ago the two University cross country runners pass receivers in the country has rivals battled through the rain at took their second victory of the recovered from his injury which Grant Field in Atlanta with Tech eason here this afternoon by trounc- kept him out of last week's game winning 7-0 but perfect weather is ing State College 16-43 (low score and it is virtually certain that the forecast for tomorrow a fact which wins) The Duke frosh also came Vo Is will be tossing lots of aerials is very pleasing to the Georgia through with an equally convincing his way Tech contingent which prefers a 18-38 win over the State freshmen Carolina's attack again will be dry footing for its fleet backs and I The first four places in the varsity spearheaded by Charlie (Choo jineolco meet were swept by the Blue Devil Choo) Justice and Hosea Rodgers After its ties with State and Teri harriers in a time of 21:39 minutes Football fans here remember Jus- nessee the Blue Devils started to Duke men Madison Spach Bill tice very well and they are anxious click with an impressive victory Griffith Henry Bullock and Johnny to see the boy who is one of the over Navy and a 13-12 win over Ellsworth were followed by State's nation's best backs operate again Maryland but last week they had David Dubow with a time of 21:54 Knoxville is filled with Carolina trouble in getting a 7-0 victory over minutes alumni and fans They have come winless Virginia Tech On the same The summaries: from all over the country to see clay Florida was able to lead Tech First tie between Spach (3) Grif- tomorrows battle and they have 7-0 at the end of the first quarter fith (D) Bullock (D) and Ellsworth come here by just about every but then succumbed to a sensa(D) time 21:39 fifth Dubow mode of travel possible tional attack which netted the En- (NCS) sixth Grisso (D): seventh Big Crowd gineers an easy 42-7 triumph Stone (D) eighth Hunter (NCS): The game which was announced Ceorgia Tech opened its season ninth Vernon (NCS) tenth Bales as a sellout at one time is not a by defeating Vanderbilt and Tulane (CS): eleventh Hudson (NCS) sellout there is no doubt two of the better teams in the Freshmen summaries: but that it will be by game time Southeastern Conference Vandy list Tomlinson (D) Only 500 tickets remain to be dis- was unable to make a first down I second Kulpan (D): third Leonard I posed of and they appear certain 1 against the Engineers until only (NCS): fourth Salazar (D) fifth Ito be gobbled up by late-corners to- minutes remained in the game morning Probable starters: Spangler (D) sixth Fulmer Duke seventh Wadsworth (NCS): eighth Tennessee would rather beat the rr (licor5la Tech Duncan Tar Heels this season more than Va7tti'lelnws Allen Townsend (NCS) ninth Fortune any other club on its Knotts (NCS) tenth Stone ID): eleventh Perki nSOn Smith (NCS) that includes all the old rivals with- Davis in the Southeastern Cohlerence The DeRogatis Austin Vols have scouted the Tar Heels Montgomery Pep Beaten very closely this season and Snave- Folger Hughes New York Oct ly and his coaching assistants fully Stephanz Sandy Saddler slender but ex- expect to run into many unorthodox PITCHER TOO plosive young Harlem Negro defenses tomorrow They have Carl Braun New York KnicketH wrested the world feather- worked on that phase of the game bockers scoring ace in the Basket- weight championship from Wil- all week long in an effort to be ball Association of America pitched I lie Pep tonight by knocking ready for anything Annually the last summer for the Amsterdam I out the "Connecticut Comet" at Carolina-Tennessee scrap is a hard- club in the Class of the fourth round in fought and bitterly-contested en- American league Madison Square Garden gagement Because of "in-the-bag" ru- Every member of the Tennessee what should be the toughest game mors before the fight the esti- team is ready for action The Vols on their schedule to this point mated crowd of 14000 booed had an easy afternoon last Saturday Probable iln "Ps: Tennessee the upset result for a few min- against Tennessee Tech but they Powell utes after Pep had suffered the should have their hands full tomor- Meseroll Elkas first knockout in his career of row The Tar Heels are on the scent c-r---stiegman Huneycutt Baker 137 professional fights and his of an undefeated would HT Stroud iecond defeat be the first at Carolina in a couple la-- COX --Weant ArtnsMiner trong Pep hatchet-faced black- of they aren't plan- LH---111qttee Littleford haired and nine on going back to Chapel Hill la 711PdigliefT-ts Lund Miller on the canvas for the third time rankling under their first setback Kickoff: 2 :0 rn: 4 EST) in the brief bout when Referee The Tar Heels are in excellent son-- COLONEL CORNER Ruby Goldstein counted him its as befits an all-victorious squad Both Arm tackles ai es are from Ken- out and feel that they are prepared for Aton and Frank Barnes i I bockers scoring ace in the ball Association of America pitched last summer for the Amsterdam club in the Class Canadian- American league what should be the toughest game on their schedule to this point Probable Uncoils: Pos Nt Tennessee Powell 1Meseroll Mitten Elkas C---Si leg man Huneycutt RG Raker Cary Stroud PE --Cox Miner OP Weant Armstrong 1 iiiiiCe Littl II --Clemerits Leftoinrdd F13 --Rodger Miller Kickoff: 2::10 4 EST) COLONEL CORNER Both Army tackles are from Ken- Aton and Frank Barnes Today 2:15 CAROLINA TENNisESSEE Hurricane and Gators Tangle at Greenville Greenville Oct 29-01-- The Furman Hurricane will have to win an uphill battle aaainst the University of Florid 'Gators if it evens the teams' football series here tomorro NV The Hurricane will have the encouragement of a homecoming day crowd but that may not be enough to surmount the forces that Coach Bear Wolf has brought with him fl-om Florida Furman edged the 'Gators by a point in their first two meetings7-6 1922 and 14-13 in 1923 Then the Floridians experienced at handling high winds cut the Hurricane down to a 34-7 breeze last year Left Halfback Charlie Hunsinger is the 'Gatorschief offensive threat Furman relies on the punting of Halfback Paul Stombaugh and the rugged defensive work of left End Tom Wham The Floridians have lost to Missiscippi and Georgia Tech won from Rollins Tulsa and Auburn this year Furman has beaten Washington and Lee and The Citadel lost to South Carolina and Ricl-rnond tied Wofford LIGHT BACKS University of South Carolina's 17 backfield men all are under 20( pounds Of the 49 men on the squad only 12 weigh more than 200 pounds "FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD" Tonight 7:45 PM With All The Siores from Clast-to-Coast! Cagers at ECTC Arranging Schedule Greenville Oct 29-Reorganization of the YMCA basketball team at East Carolina Teachers College was announced today by Business Manager George Moms Morris said the YMCA Pirates now are seeking games for the coming season to complete their schedule Milwaukee Oct Kuenn 17-year-old kicking star at Milwaukee Lutheran High School was voted top spot today in a weekly honor roll of Wisconsin prep football st lrs for a drop-kicked field goal which traveled 52 yards The mighty boot delivered in a week end game was the longest in the college or professional season Lutheran won the game against Marquette University Sc Basket-Cherry Point Boxers Defeat Quantico Team Cherry Point Oct 29--(Th---The Cherry Point Marine boxing team last night defeated the Marine Slug- gers from Quantico Va by a score of 53 The result of the meet was an set since the Virginians defeated Cherry Point on the Quantico cam-PT fRIS two weeks ago by a 6-2 count The only two knockouts of the evening however Were Quantict victories Heavyweight Keith King KO'd Jim LeLange of Cherry Point in the second round while Bill Oh- ver did the same thing to Al Turner in the middleweight diNision 1 Always Keep Tuned to DIAL WNAO 850 (WNAO-FM 961 MC).