Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 9

SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 12 1939 MORNING NEWS LORENCE PAGE NINE URMAN SWEEPS OVERTAROLINA BY 20 TOO00SJN7 Cafego Injured As Tennessee Crushes The Citadel mance indicating that luck plays no great part in bike racing Bob by Bair won Iris class last year and so did Tim O'Connor This was the fifth time the latter had event There was an element of luck however in the grand climax of the events Ail winners of places in tlie four races including tlie race for colored boys placed their numbers in a box Little Miss Mattie Johnson drew the ticket from the box and Bobby Bair received the $45 Dayton bi cycle contributed as the grand award by the Dennis Bicycle shop Chief of Police McLaurin Burch presided over the mob of eager boys and girls as he piesented the awards Judges were Otto Hun ter Burman Stacey and Dennis (Bilb Covington A secretai acted as starter Prizes were as follows: irst ince 10 12 irst Bobby Pair horn: second George Nich ols Jr float light third Ray mond Richardson Jr bell Second race: i 13 14) irst Lynn Keels heavy duty tire and tube: second Rntchford Nilson saddle third Gibson Jr set of pedals Third race: irst Tim nor heavy duty tire and tube second Russell Wei Ion handle bars third Eail Cutler set of pe dals Race for colored boys: Thomas McCullough heavy duty tire and tube second Lee Cole Thomas handlebars third Charles Har rison set of pedals Lasts 4 or 5 Seasons Tle average career of a clov er who makes good is about four or five seasons In the National League they claim it takes three years for even the best of the col legians to reach his peak In the pro phase Sitne of them stay at the top a few years after hitting it Mel Beln ot the New York Giants is in his seventh season and still tlie best center In the league Ken Strong ol the same club Is In his tenth campaign but now is ued only as a plank lek specialist ootball Is not on old game and usually the player him self has carved other pitches for himself by the time his usefulness ns a player wanes Big Rolen Shelley THE WINNER Before Around 8000 ans Scores Two Touchdowns and Is On Throwing End of the Other Bv WILLIAM KING COLUMBIA Nov 11 Purple Hurricane led by its powerful backfield sparkplug Roten Shctley trounc ed the badly outmatched Univer sity of South Carolina Gamecocks 20 to 0 today before a homecom ing crowd of approximately 8000 Shctley the senior from Union whose play has already started All America talk carried the ball to pay territory twice and his pass over the goal line to 'V Lipscomb accounted tor the other tally He kicked both extra points from placement The Gumccocks fought hard throughout but were unable to idler a single serious threat urman's first score came close on the heels of Jumble by lit tle Bill Lowry Carolina back who dropped the ball on bls own 15 yard line when attempting to return a punt by Lipscomb ur man recovered and on the next play Shetley scampered through the line to score His attempt ed placement was short Another Carolina error on a fumbled snap back from center started urman toward the sec ond score Ray Dorman Hurri cane end recovered giving ur BMP' i IgS If HMi man the ball on Carolina's 41 yanl stripe A flashing 18 yard gain by Shetley followed by another for five put the ball on the 18 yard Bobble Bair smiles widely ag Denins donor of the bicycle wh nual Armistice day bicycle rac Stall Photo tw Stanley Leals stands beside Mr LeRoy ich he has just won in the on es marker Shelley's high sure pass over the goal line into Lip arms was good kick from placement put the score at 13 to 0 Again in the third quarter Champs Win Easily In Bicycle Races scoring play was pre faced by a Gamecock boner Lip kick from tlie Carolina 48 was taken on the two yard line by Lowry who dropped the ball but recovered to be downed on the two Joe kick from behinJ the goal was out of bounds on his own 37 pass to Bob itzer Was good for 30 yards and on the next play the versatile lit man fullback swept wide around end for the necessary seven yards to add the third tally placement was good Piettiest single run of the day Was turned in by Bob itzer 170 pound urman back who took a Gamecock punt on liis own 25 yard line and raced down the field behind perfectly clicking blocking for a 58 yard gain to put the ball on Carolina's 17 A 15 yard penalty on urman followed by two attempted passes which were broken up slowed the march however al: hough on the next play a pass from Shctley to Pepper Marlin was good for 1C yards Shetky tried for a field goal from the 1G yard line with Martin holding but it fell short In the scurvies final period urman threatened again with a march down the field in which the visitors made two first downs in quick succession Reverses 'Shctley to Roy Walters resulted in 7 and 11 yard gains Jim Brnziel urman back inted to the South Carolina one yard line where the ball was downed by Johnson Moore ur man center The Gamecocks fail ed to pass out of their difficulty but a punt took the play from the shadow of their goal posts Caiolina'a strongest showing of the day was clipped short by the half time whistle Successive line plays gave the Gamecocks a first down on their own 31 yard line Although they suffered a five vnrd penalty on tlie next play steady gains went made on the following three A rev rse Low ly to Tom Attaway was good for seven a puss 1 owry to red Spell Gamecock end was good for another yard and 11 second ncrint Lowry to Snell was good On Armistice Day Bobby Biir and Tim Repeat In Ar mistice Day Events Tlie annual Armistice day bicy cle races here yesterday were thrilling enough yes The win ners however showed unusual prowess on their wheels by com ing in far ahead of the puck This was the case when Bobby Bair won the race for boys 10 to 12 years of age Bobby won by nearly a block It was closer however when Lynn Keels won first in the second incc for boys 13 and 14 Lynn won by about two lengths But Tim came in first in the unlimited class lending his nearest oppon ent by almost the length of a block Two of the winners of the race) repealed their last perfor Millan Baxter Crawford Hen sen Myers Clary Officials: Referee Arnold Au burn: umpire Collier Wake or est linesman Black Davidson field judge Johnson Ga Tech Statistics of the game: urman SC irst downs 7 4 Yards gained rushingnet 162 82 orward passes attempt ed 8 16 or ward passes complet ed 2 3 Yards by forward passing 48 32 Yards lost attempted forward passes 0 0 orward passes inter cepted by 1 0 Yards gained run back of intercepted passes 20 0 Punting average (from Inimage) 362 32 Total yards nil kicks returned Pl 134 Opponents fumbles le coved 3 1 Yards lost by penalties 132 34 fur 21 But tlie half ended before the Birds could profit by the spurt Statistics showed tlie superior ity of tlie Gieeiiville team ur man mndc seven first downs to four for Carolina and mined 162 yards rushing to 82 for the Game cocks The Hurricane averaged 362 yards on punts to 32 lor the la me1 team However ur man lost 132 yards on penalties to 34 for Carolina Ixingest pi unity was when ur mnn woe setback 32 half the distance to the goal be cause of slugging Gilstrap was put out of the gnme on the play The lineups: nrnmn Carolina Coley Sn Moore Grnnoff I Wofford Weir Turner hnn an Bmkcr Hntkevlch RT ltlnson Krlvonul Crouse Crews Jenkins Norton lH tirnslel Ixiwty Pll Martin Blouin htley Grugan enre by periods: uinuin 8 7 Carolina 0 0 0 0 urman scoring: Touchdowns Shctley 2: Lipscombs raub for Martin) points after touchdowns Shetlcy 2 Substitutions: urman: Ends Dornum Seel: tackles lemming Linke Moore: guards Tuten Gilstrap Penn center Moore Turner: backs itzer Mai tin Lipscomb Bru beck Walters Culbertson Caro lina: ends Nowak Brown: tackles Applegate Long Biggs guards Hnnntt Patrons Kroto cetiler Webb Lacks Robinson Attnwnv Hensmi Elston Stroud Me I PmOGEUPim I CY ROY GRAHAM XTlJ I Continued from Eight) Greenville According to Coach Rhame Jack Schuyler and Gene Par rott will be eligible for the all star game along with all the rest of the members of the squad North ng" limit is 21 for high school players there fore making both of them within the age limit So fnr the voting is unusually dose with several player run ning neck and neck The Jackets go up against 1 1m Orangeburg team this riday night1 nn 1 the outcome will tell the illative strength of the lo cals since the changes in tin team have been made With two weeks of practice and another on schedule we be lieie lunnre will come through with a 13 to 7 victory ARMISTICE DAY BICYCLE RACES MICCIiSKI'lL The eighth annual Armistice Day bicycle nice which is sponsored by the Dennis Bicycle shop and the A proved unusually successful yestviday afternoon This Is one of the beet features of each November 11 for the younger set and from officials sponsoring the event comes the word thnt bigger and Litter races are planned for the fa I ill The first race was held In 1832 and went around the loop joad and since then the races have been held around the Junior high school block Congratulations to Bicycle Shop nnd the they certainly piomotc a worthwhile entertainment for the Loys the city with this annual event fooi Continued from Page Eight) lost 30 7 0 Pendergast Okurowskl Ryon 113 142 1 guards Maness Tennessee 1 yards to the added 152 in made 16 first the Cadets An offsides orest tackle Ken beat half bit up Welch Kuchlnskl Tennessee Coleman Tanner Mobnskl Rikc Smith Clay Clfera Cafego Webber Bacon Coll man 0 0 touch Tlgcra 1 Clemson Blalock ritts Moorer Sharpe Cox Hall Black Mcadden Bryant Timmons In Exciting Game uni linesman lushed the bull 2GG Light 73 1 the air to 30 and downs to four for By HERB NEW YORK Nov 11 There was nd Armistice lor favorites today Notre Dame Dartmouth tuclry and Catholic all were on for the first time US a dozen other prime favorites the dust in the first great set Saturday of the season The proverbial luck of T'sh deserted Notre Dnme Elmer South Bend tit lest to Hawkeyes the margin of a point touchdown 7 6 Nile great back playing Suffers Knee Injury inal Score of Game 34 to 0 The play was called and cat ego was 14 12 Oklahoma likewise found the going tough before it could get past Kansas State 13 10 but Ten nessee and North Carolina won as they pleased Tennesee whii ped The Citadel 34 0 and North Carolina pushed over Davidson 32 0 Harry 69 yard run Iieyped Tulane to a 13 0 victory over Alabama Missouri which faces Oklahoma next week in the game that will virtually Betite the Big Six title provided the high light of a slen der Interscctlonal program trouncing New York University 20 7 as Paul Christman scored two touchdowns passed for the other and generally outplayed his rival Ed Boell The cast dropped another interscctlonal de twn'iltv nullified a sixth Tennessee touchdown regis the first period when 14 yard pass to Two High Geared ootball Teams tempted to sidestep Bryant Gallovich broke loose on a re verse for a 20 yard ga'np but the Tigers braced and threw back the threat With Polanski crack ing the Clemson line another Deacon advance was halted when Joe Haync recovered a ftirnblo by Gallovich for uicmson Wake orest rolled up a gain of 154 yards all of it scrimmage and made then downs Clemson hud net tered in CnfopA throw halfback Pryor Bacon who gal loped 28 yards unmolested over inn rnu back however hurt on the next maneuver Ncyland withheld four of his regulars Captain Sammy Barth olomew halfback Bob oxx halfback: Abe Shires tackle and Boh Suffridge guard All me ie covering from injuries revived in the Louisiana State melee last net from first rush ing yardage of 113 and added 140 more through the air on four com pletions out of 11 pass attempts The Tlrers who gained six first downs also returned two inter cepted passes for 40 yards The punting average from Bcrinintuge was 415 for tho Tig ers and 393 for the Deacons Clemson lost 37 yards on penalties while Wake rorcst Tho lineups: Biile orest Jett Pate Civler Pendergast Kapriva Crabtree RE Waivers Gallovich RH Ringgold IB Polanski Score by periods: Wake orest Clemson 0 14 Wake orest scoring downs Polnnskl point from try afetr touenuown (placement) Clemson scoring ck The contest marked the 12th straight in which the have not been scored on The Cadets fought furiously throughout but were hopelessly outrluRned In all departments of play Their kickers Saun ders and Edwards averaged 33 vmds to 28 for Tennessee's punt ers but the average was shaved bv tlie fact they did most of their kicking In the territory Th" Citadel tiled 12 passes completing five for 30 yards Sev eral of the aerials were of the desperation variety late In the foui th period in a vain attempt to score They received no penalties while Tennessee lost 40 yards from Infractions The lighter Cadet line made fight of it in the first and last periods center Spain tackle Shealey and end Doug Klerstcad repeatedly stopping Vol thrusts Spain was forced from tho game with an Injury early in the fourth period With the exception of Edwards pars to Burrows to Tennessee's 42 yard line the Cadets were un able to move to their own 40 Guard Tom Jenkins pounced on a Vol fumble on the Citadel's 30 to set tho stage for this long mild threat Edwards picked up two yard at hft tackle nnd then passed to Bui rows who latcraled to IL Stubbs for five more Then the pim to Buitowi who let tho lll fly when tarkletl vi vlouMly bv two oning hhtrd mm ond CantrHI icov (unit fur nncMuv Lineup and summary Citadel David Sliculey IX Sb wart Smith Kennedy pi Klerstcad Edwards Browning Saunders Iseman hv nrrlntla! Citadel 0 0 0 Tennessee 7 20 0 Tcnnvsree scoring: touchdowns Clfers Wallen teub for Coffban) Bust sub for Citers) Thompson (sub for Cafego) Newtnnn (sub for Coffman) points Irnm try af cr ouchdown Cafvgo Peel (sub for Wvliher) Thompson nnd New man 1 placements) Rnfcrae Cnnsev South Carolina: umpire Amis Penn State: bend linesman Reimes Clemson field judge Murray Duh1 Substitutions The Citadel ends Smith Dori owe Biikner: Connolly Jenkins Di svhnmps: center backs McLellan Stubbs leach oster Tenvssrc: ends Balltsarts Dlss navne Malloy Cantrell Hust tackles Luttrell Whitehead West Hubbell Slphers Edmiston guards Thomas Steiner Johnson Noel Clatk centers Ackerman Norton Graves backs Thomuson Aurelia Butler Andildge New mnn Warren Wallen Nell oster Mollis eel Bv ESCAR THOMPSON KNOXVILLE Tenn Nov 11 With characteristic ease Tennessee's mighty bowl bound juggernaut crushed the Citadel today 34 to 0 before 8000 sneC tutors lint the Volunteer's 20th consecutive victory proved a cost ly one Ceurge (Bad News) Cafego the Vol's triple threat all America halfback candidate was carried from the field with a knee injury midway the llret period after cob liding with a teammate Larry Panner Trainer Mickey O'Brien an nounced following examination of 'he Injury in a hospital that Jafego definitely was lost for traditional battle with Vanderbilt next week The wirv West Virginian played approximately seven minutes but hut was long enough for him to omp 87 yards In five sprints 0111 scrimmage 14 yards more han the total of 73 amassed by he South Carolinians Major Boh Ncyland used 42 layers several men seeing ae on for the first time this year The Vols marched 65 yards for jeir first score in the first two inutes of play Cafego passing 1 yards to end Ed Cifers for the illy The second came after a Tripier Threat er Is Definitely Lost or Vandy Contest the foi out by after Kinnick tin fifth successive game without re lief scored the Hawkeye touch down nnd drop kicked the decisive point Notre Dame drove over for a fourth quarter touchdown bu Lou Zontini "blew" the ex tra point Dartmouth hailed as Cornell's only real rival in the ivy league bowed to Princeton 9 7 while Wildcats dropped a 13 6 decision to Georgia Tech and Catholic previously unbeaten and untied was soundly whipped by St 39 13 There were other surprises but the upset parade failed to catch up with Tennessee Tulane North Carolina Cornell Oklahoma and Texas A and all of whom re mained unbeaten Texas A and barely got past Southern Methodist 6 2 in a great battle at College Station that Just about decided the Southwest Con I Irenes championship and Cor nell needed two extra points to 8 vard power drive fullback Joe stop Colgate Red Raiders fallen diving over irom tne one yard stripe Passes accounted for the third and fourth scores Johnny Butler tossing one 23 yards to end Emil Hust who raced 15 for the touch down Bulst Warren's 26 yard heave to wingman Mike Balit saris put the pigskin on the Cit adel's 3 from where Van Thomp son stormed over Third string fullback red New mnn smashed over for the final tally in the third period climax ing a 49 yard Vol drive The Citadel got across midfield once in the tliird period when Edwards flung a pass 12 yards to end John Burrows of Ten nessee's 42 yard stripe but Bur rows fumbled the ball and a Vol touchdowns Blalock Timmons Brynnt points from try after touchdown Bryant (pincements) Substitutions: Wake Runkel Tingle jtunrtl Clark center: 1C1 nzfn 1 inwnv 1 iinnHOnra 1 I 1 1 1 11 1 lIIIILR as back Jarkaon Pasky vnd Mclndon Hainer tackles Tiauiue ueiix tntriMnn rmtnr! McElveen loyd Trexler Psrk rr backs Referee Gerard Illinois: pil ei ry Jackson Emory and Henry field Judge oiling vaiwiermn Statistics on tho gnme: Deacons lrat downs 8 Yards gained running (net) 134 orward pnsees at tempted 6 orward passes com pleted 0 Yards gained by for ward posses 0 Yard lost attempted for warded passes 0 orward (Misses Inter cepted by 1 Y'ards gained run back or intercepiea passes Punting average from scrimmage Total yards all kicks returned Opponents fumbles received Y'atils lost by penal ties OOTBALL ROUNDUP 0 40 399 415 180 13 1 3 30 37 Pro Grid Team Owners Pay ancy Prices or Stars And Like It cision when Villanova bowed to Auburn J0 9 but won three games ordham tripped Indiana 13 as Ix Eshmonl dashed 74 yards for one score Duquesne nos ed out North Carolina State 7 0 to remain unbeaten and untied and Boston College nipped Detroit 20 13 on a fourth quarter pass by Churlln O'Rourke A crowd of 65000 saw Minne sota upset favored Michigan 20 7 in their annual struggle for the little Brown Jug red Montag ue's field goal gave Purdue a sur prising 8 0 verdict over North western as Illinois stopped Wis consin 7 0 on Jimmy Smith's 82 yard run and Ohio State swamp ed Chicago 11s per schedule 61 0 In the Big Six Nebraska halted Kansas 7 0 ns Iowa State ab sorbed a 21 2 beating from non conference Marquette Baylor retained its slender chance for a share in the south west title by walloping Ixmgliorns 20 0 while Rice and Arkansas played to a 12 12 draw Texas Christian Won from Tulsa of the Missouri Valley Confer ence 16 0 In the east Penn State Pitt and Harvard all overt iirncd bet ting favorites Pitt stopped Car negie Tech 6 0 on a pass from Edgar Jones to Bob Thurbon in the last two minutes Penn State shocked the experts with a 10 0 decision over Penn nnd Harvard swarmed all over Army to win 15 0 A late pass by Jack Naylor to Gus Do Augustlnis earned Colum bia a 19 13 decision over Navy and Brown played to a 14 14 draw Holy Cross won from Temple 14 0 and Manhattan halt ed West Virginia 19 7 Rutgers and Georgetown each remained unbeaten the former winning tho middle three tile by beating La fayette 13 6 while Georgetown Maryland 20 0 Wesle yan defeated Williams 13 0 and won the little three crown Georgia and Vanderbilt won Southeastern Conference tilts tlie former from lorida 6 2 mid Vanderbilt from Sewanee 25 7 orm prevailed in the South ern Conference us Duke stopped Virginia Military 20 7 urman beat South Carolina 20 0 Clem son's fine team smashed through Wnke orest 20 7 and unbeaten Richmond won from Virginia Tech 13 0 Also niong tho undefeat ed trap Kouuiern t'nlifoi Trojans bulled Stanford under 11 33 0 count worst licking Stanford By JUDSON BAILEY NEW YORK Nov (An Stars are professional loocbail's stock In trade rom the November day in 1925 that Red Grange turned pro end exan icring cuutomei's who never before had seen a gridiron game ns well as those who had the busi ness policy of the club owners was as plain as the chalk lines on the field Each year they breught up the brightest talent available from among die graduating college heros and with these ready made head liners to attract the patrons vast Hie tunistlles provided a supple mentary force of less heraled players to help win the gamts This singular system has work ed wonderfully well Virtually all of last year's all Americans are now disporting themselves the gridirons for real money Their names Davey O'Brien Marshall GJld terg Parker Hall Johnny Pingel Wally Young and tlie were good enough to get them good sa snlsrles Next year they'll get paid strictly for what tliev show and tv new crop will get thename" money O'Brien Worth $15001 O'Brien reputedly Is getting be twern $15000 anti $20000 nnd Goldberg about $10000 for brick ing Into the National League Thh is fancy money for four months work and rookies entering well bold precincts of Major League baseball never approach a salary seme To understand the unique pin nacle the players hold In pro foot bull therefore it Is necessary to consider the sport's setup Unlike ka eball the football managements have no flcsal in vestment There are no costly ever got In this scries Tn other j'aclfic const conference games Oregon State outlasted Oregon In a brilliant duel 19 14 and Washington unset California' Bears 13 6 Washington State took decision from non confer ence Idaho 21 13 Michigan f'tat" put up a fine battle against Santa Clara but llnally surrendered to the Bron chos 64) Denver wen from Colorado Stnte 13 fi In the leading Moun tain States conference came Brighnm Y'oung snd Utah State i played to a scoreless tie Utah 'crushed Hawaii 34 19 Mississippi fixate upset her old rival Louisiana State 15 to 12 insult of a field goal late in the fourth period ball parks to maintain no bonds ro ret re no luijn salaried staffs of execLuves couc es and scouts ana 10 unuius 01 subordinate Minor inent (r players 'lite prospective members 'of the pro footbaia clubs come direct iium the colleges all nicely pack ageu like unnstmas gifts 'The create players in the country 1 rcrooicd ov Ute finest coaches and given a git Ljth of National Pub licity come to the clubs aosolutely I me Anu a selective drait sys tem gives each club the right to neBi date wiui certain individuals 10 that there can be no bidding a mong themselves Tij laci trit the fixed over 1 ent Is small also permits a lot '1 flexibility lor the clubs in con tract matters Tc obtain a recalcitrant recruit like who had the business acumen while still In Texas Chris tian University to show little In terest in turning pro a club can guarantee that he will make a imeelflial amount from salary and from sidelines such as endorse ments writing personal nppear aiues and the like This ts what the Philadelphia Eagles did and It Is generally un nerwod O'Brien's guarantee was fulfilled before the Engles ever played a game Wtizzer White Rules High Or clnb can make a flat sal ary offer like the $15003 that the Pittsburgh Pirates paid Wbizzer White list season and hope to get nil or most of It back In one big day at tho cate Or a club can offer percentage nr flat fro for each xceot for the League's brightest stars the latter Is customary An average player ususllv gets mound $1CO a game ircort for a brut $1500 for a zeason of 11 lea gue games plus extras from exhibi tion contests nnd other sldvilnes A good halfback frequently will get four times this The value of ire ner method from the viewpoint Is that It enables oulck nl'cring of the souad to charge expenses to receipts Etch club Is permitted 30 players but some of the less prosperous ones get niong with considerably fewer af ter mldseason Tim players who nrc capable and sturdv usually stick around for several years and most of them make more In three or four months on the gridiron than trey could in an entire year at some other occupation However they gen erally supplement tills Income with some off season enterprise Want to eel like a SyShf? 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