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SECTION TWO PAGES 1 TO 14 AMUSEMENT SOCIETY AND SPORT SECTION CHARLOTTE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 9 1921 State a Big Four ames FOURTH BATTLE II TITLE TILT Hurricane Hits State As Penn WinSj 35-0 Dash Features Yale Swamps Carolina Southern Lines Pierced For Consistent Gains Golden Tornado Roars Across Field To VictoryOver Davidson Wild Cats Never Once Threat en Tech Goal but Draw Praise for Their Snappy Aggressive Play Barron Runs 63 Yards for Tech Touchdown Crowd of 6000 Sits in Rain to See Bulldogs Rout Tar Heels 34 to Surprising Aerial Attack Big Aid to Yale Team ATLANTA Ga Oct 8 Georgia roared across Grant lield today with mid-season power smashing and splintering the Davidson defense and piling up 10 touchdown's for a seventy to nothing score Last score was 66 to 0 NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 8 Yale defeated the University of North Carolina in the Yale howl this afternoon thirty-four to nothing The first three periods were played in a heavy downpour of rain hut about 6000 spectators braved pneumonia and chills to watch the Hue eleven swamp the warriors from Chapel Hill -i Carolinians Fight Hard and Show Flashes of Real Class Social (Q Th Obertr STAT COLLEGE Pa Oct 8 Opening a steam roller attack in the second half Penn State defeated North Carolina State here this afternoon 3 5 to Despite the apparently one-sided score the game was fuil of thrills and the southerners showed flashes of real power but at crucial moments the great Penn State lme roseo the occasion and held like a stone wall Forward passes played a prominent part in the contest and helped to make It sensational Penn State tried no less tharf 15 such plays five proving successful and two of them aiding verv directly in the scoring The visitors attempted eight passes only two succeeding while one was disastrous giving Penn State her first touchdown (rout Dash by Snell The ball was battled down by liedenk who caught it and went over tiio line for a touchdown the only other score made by the Muttany Lions during the rest of this half came as tlie result of a beautiful 50- yard dash by Captain Snell In which he outsprinted all of the Carolina defense During the rest of the time State was hard pressed and the visitor made one more first down In this half sensational return of punt for 70 yards and a touchdown was the feature of the second haJf The Penn quarterback had fine interference in his dash down the field and showed rare bursts of speed in eluding tacklers Penn Slaty (35) State (0) Position Iarie-up and summary: Yale (31) Position: (()) Blair BE Wooiiall Into ET KernoUe Crmkshank LG ouul-xter Banda laeibi Guernsey RG Pritchard Dilb-r RT Hifu Denver RE Cochran Becket QB Lowe Aldrich C) I McDonald Mallory llll li Tenney Jordan FB Abernathy Score tiy periods: Ya 7 14: 6 7 3 4 North Carolina 0 0 0 0 Yale scoring: Touchdowns Jor dan Aldrich (2) Neidlmger (sub for Jordan) Wight (nub for A Iff1 rich)) Goal from tnurhdowns Aldrich (3) Wight Kefeif-e: McCarthy of Pennsylvania Umpire: Zirherger of Field Judge: Thompson of Georegtuwn Haed Linesman: Cannell of Tufts Time of periods: 12 mintuee NO MATINEE TODAY In keeping witli its custom and policy of past years The Observer will not conduct its world series baseball matinee today but the playergrupli will be in operation again Monday afternoon Out of resKS't to the memory of Mr Sullivan one of the owners of The Observer whosq Mineral will be conducted this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock the leased Associated Press wire in tills office will not be open this afternoon and tlie usual bulletin service oil tlie world scries game will be omitted Tlie wire ill oh-ii at the usual Sunday night liour 7 o'clock 8 1 1 DEFEATS BAPTISTS 20-0 Cadets Outweighed but Are Too Fast for Carolinians' LEXINGTON Va Oct 8 Playing against a much heavier team Viigima Military institute ro(led up a 2U to 9 score against Wake Forest here this afternoon Wake Forest considerably outweighed the cadets but the goal was never in danger M'r maile 13 first downs to one for Wake Both teams played straight football throughout The Cadets scored in the first quarter when Farley ran through left tackle for one yard In the second quarter Shannon went through center for seveq yards and 'a touchdown In the third quarter Farley went through lett tackle for a yard and a score Fullen the full buck put up most of the barkfield defense for Wake Forest Moss and Taylor also played good games The lne-up: Moat of th nudn by arnaafi-i tntr Tin drlv or rod run but uiar )t HrfMon a yard ilawh tr tour Mown from a kli off ami Albert Malon lotit tan for a afti-r lakmir a fo-ward puna that barton ht to him from ih Has djiotL 4h-ard llm I in viboti 4vr thrend 1 ho line-up an4 iurntnary: (tftsiiion (01 foaltlun: (it Toth (70) hn Mallory Urn Con (W Glut ke a iMn kb-tha Mnir Hh'ppard Cong (K CO IMJ II It Kit I Kb Ki to Amm fiorum run Staton A 1 Me lon'JKh Krt Barron ilanan orng by ln vhluon 0 0 0 Ofojgi TVch 7 21 7 T4 mrgDi Tmh coring hdoan A Staton iDirUn (4) brawmt-r fauti for Barron) hrnworti (mb for Harlan) Krat jiarroti (2) OosU from toui 1 Staton (i) A Ston 3 Ihiihii 4 Vlrgtma I'mpita Tnh-itot Auburn Hat Cinesinan Majoro Auburn 1 mlnui- BAILEY G1DETS BINGHAM ELEVEN 211 TO II riaJ to Th ObMHrrr ASHEVILLE Oft In the premier prep nehool footbajll game of the season Bailey Military instl-ttite opened Its bombardment against Bingham Military school here this afternoon with rapid fire precision and won twenty to nothing The game was by far the most spectacular ever seen here with both team put to the add test Although their trt color was dragged through the red dust at Bingham Heights before the largest rovvd of the season Bingham -displayed a brilliant attack agaihst their heavier rivals FOOTBALL RESULTS 33 la-nolr 14 Georgia Tccli 70 Davidson 0 Sale North Carolina 0 Mate 35 State 0 illianis-Mary 13 Trinity 0 Lynchburg 15 I lion 7 South Carolina 7 Newberry 0 Itadcl 3k Wofford 0 Georgia 37: 1 iirinsn 7 Centre II I I and I 37 Emory-Henry 0 Virginia It Kidimond 0 Pittsburgh 31 West a 13 Princeton 19 Colgate 0 Harvard 19 Indiana 0 av 53 eMcrn 0 ti-orgetow 4k I r-lntm 6 Cornell 55 Rochester 0 Ha llama 0 Marlon 0 Tennessee 31: Chattanooga 0 Vanderbilt 43 Mercer 0 Minnesota 33 Northwestern 0 Ktitgers 0 lchlgh 7 Brown 13 Cliiengo 9 Perdue 0 Ole-rim 7 Ohio State 8 Iowa 10 Notre lliiini- 7 Illinois 52 South Dakota I 20 Wake Forest 0 Oak Hldge 0 In-tou Highs 7 Chicago city series CHICAGO Oct Cuba (N) 30 1) 000 010 0 3 9 1 Sox (A) 000 000 003 1 4 3 2 Cubs- Jones Freeman and Kilil-fer White Sox' Kerr Hodge and Schalk Yarnyan A plate from which a dog has eaten 11 never again be used for the preparation of human food among true gypsies Lbreads of gold used in India for making lace are drawn out so fine that 1100 yards of it- only weigh one ounce The visitors failed to make a iirht down against Vale Vale sliow a surprising aerial attack in the first half four forward passes otu of eeven were successful One from A'diP-h to Becket paved the way to the lust touchdown by Aidneh In the second perio I Aldrich went through the left side of the Caroina line foa 3u-vanl advance arid a touchdown Aidneh again (arried the ball over after a series of line plunges by the Yale ba-k-tleld N-idlmger intercepted a Carolina forward pass in tile third period and ran 35 yards for a touchdown in he last period Wight and Knapp battered the southerners line for i (insistent gains and Wight went over for the final Yale touchdown North Carolina held Yae on downs twice in the last period Lf I CHI DIG LYVCHBCRG Va Oct Lynchburg coliege defeated Elon college here today 15 to 7 the local eleven playing the better game about as the score indicates The feature of the game was Witt's run for 65 yards for a touchdown after he had intercepted a forward pass Lynthburg played straight ball trying only two forward passes late in the game Elon gained 32 yards on four forward pastes but failPd on ten attempts Elon's touchdown came ifl the third quarter Lynth-burg's two being In the third and fourth quarters Both elevens were guilty of costly fumbles The lineup: Neither Eleven Shows Any Great Class in Battle at Independence Park i 9 harlotte University School had easy pickings yea erilay afternoon at Independence Park when they met and licked the I-enoir college hsitn by a score of 33 to II hut while Coach Marvin Hitch's lads were licat-Ing Phil Utley's new -made out-lit they were not doing it lie-ciiitsc they played a Mar brand of foollmll It wits rn her (lie Lenoir outfit wits us ges'n us it Is posa ble for a crowd of Imijh to be who have never before chased a pigskin Utlev deserves great credit for whipping his Lenoir collegians into the semblance of a team They knew where to stand in the line and one or two were pretty sharp tackle rs rniglit Football Played plaved straight football off-taekle and end runs predominating with several straight 1 ne plunges They gained good ground ion almost every piny but the back-field men lost their feet as runny times as thrv were downed by th opposition Rv the end of the season Coach Rirch will have a great high school hackfield On forward passing tht-y were an utter failure The Lenoir lads put It all 'over them in this department of the game An intercepted forward pass by Moretz who substituted for so at left halfback and a run for 40 yards in the third quarter was the first blood drawn by the collegians Later forward pass Evans to Tickle and a 20 yard dash I brought over the second touchdown Ail honors therefore in forward passing went to Lenoir Thev could gin no ground otherwise Mnnv Second Stringers Both teams used substitutions freely running in some six or seven men each scored once in eat of the first three quarters and twice in the final section Leno scored in the third and fourth quarters The teams took the field as follows: (33) Porter Austin Pvron Puttie Mulvvee Envin Elms Withers Beach Elliott Austin Time of quarters 15 minutes each Referee Jackson ump re Pharr henllinesman Carr 'PUT TO BERT VIRGINIA TECH 14- DANVILLE Ky Oct 8 Scoring two touchdowns in the final quarter the Centre college team defeated the strong Virginia Polytechnic institute tieven here this afternoon 14 to 0 Line-up and summary: Centre (14) Position A' I (0) Bradley Hardwick Jones LG Rea Kubahle Resli Cregor RG Moore James RT Sherrertz Gordv Wilson McMitlin Wallace Eartlett LB Sutton ArmstrongfC) Settle Tanner FB Hess Score by periods: Centre 0 0 0 0 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns Tanner Armstrong Goals from touchdowns Tanner (2)i Referee Marty Kenyon Umpire Lawlund Ohio State Head Lines- man Clark Kentucky State Time of periods 15 minutes ELEVEN LICKS STATE 18 TO CAMBRIDGE MASS Oct Harvard turned back the Hoosiers today at 19 to 0 Indiana came to the stadmni and went away without having shown more than a mediocre attack and a defense that was sieve-like at times The high spots in the game that was ordinary as eastern football contests go came in the last period when Fitts of Harvard intercepted a IToosier forward push on his own 22-yard line raced 72 yards for a touchdown with the Indiana mtek in pursuit The dahlia was originally a Mexican flower EVER SPOUT leies Giants and Yankees Confident as Rain Halts Game VORK Oct (By the Associated Pm-x) world series ball guine was rolled up ill a wet hlunkct at tin-- Bull grounds and put M-r-III incut ly sleep curly tills afternoon The fourth game of the series between the Yankees mid (lams olhciully anil accurately announced as posiHincd on account of rain whl In- played Sunday utmosptii-rli- comli- tlons pi-rnilttliig Until Out of Game In the Yankee- managerial lamp however there was no noticeable mourning ovep the break in the daily procession of inntehts For the forenoon had brought the sad news that the moat aggressive factor the somewhat well known Ruth would not be able to take part in the day's game becafcae of an infected arm The infection caused by the persistency in sliding to bases on top of a soie near the elbow the heritage of a set ape of the flesh sustained in a slide to second late In the American league season may keep him out of the remainder of the senes But tomorrow will be another day and Mm-age- Huggins of the Yankees had apparently not lost hope tonight that the big fellow with a complete rest would be able to gel Sunday with at least a good share of his accustomed aggressiv eness Rest for Carl Map From the Yankee viewpoint also the postponement was welcome as giving Call Mays an additional day for restoration after las high class performance in the-opening game Wednesday when he blanked the Giants and statted his club off on the two to one advantage in the series which it now- holds Harry Harper the speedy but somewhat erratic southpaw was looked upon as Manager Huggins' likely selei tiun for the pitching assignment if today's game had been played but it appeared certain that with Mays given his three days rest he would be sent in against the Nationals tomorrow (lants Strain at la-ash The Giants who with dander up and bristling with the confidence their volcanic outburst of hitting Friday's vu-torous tilt had given them strained at the leash and bemoaned the adverse weather Phil Douglas was on the cards to twirl for them today The postponement it was understood would make no difference in selection of a boxrnan for Sunday and Douglass benefitted like Mavs by an additional rest period will without much doubt be in again tomorrow against Mays Ruth was out to the ball park today but was not in uniform and had his arm in rf sling He still favors also his strained leg which has been giving him trouble some weeks and sorrowfully said he might not be able to play any more in the tf-ries Should he drop out Huggins intends to play Fewster the peppery Baltimorean in place In the left field putting Fewster in the iqad-aff position in the batting order dropping Elmer Miller down to eighth place and moving Schang up to Ruth's place as third man on the list ORIOLES 14 ID 8 LOUISVILLE KY Oct 8 Louisville defeated Baltimore 14 to 8 today and took a 2 to 1 lead in the junior scries The game developed into a wild hitting contest the Colonels pounding four Baltimore pitchers for 14 hits The weather was so chilly that the pitchers lost their effectiveness 23 bases' on balls being issued Seven pitchers were in the game Baltimore 260 201 111 8 9 5 Louisville 300 203 06x 14 15 2 Thomas Groves Frank Clarke and Styles Koob Sanders Tincup and Meyer TRINITY PM TO Special to The Observer CHAPEL FULL Oct Chapel Hill High school defeated the Trinity Park school of Durham 7 to 6 at football here today A curious incident probably unprecedented in football marked the game After Trinity Park scored its touchdown it apparently did not know the procedure of attempting to kick a goal Tiie referee tried to explain telling the visiting player who held the ball not to let the ball touen the ground until the moment it was to be kicked Tills injunction was disregarded but the referee gave the visitors pn-other chance Again the ball was let down on the ground without being kicked Two men in a position to kick it hesitated each apparently waiting for the other to do the job This time the referee gave it up in despair and declared no goal But when the game was all over he decided to give Trimly Park still another chance The ball was kicked at last but it did not go between the posts and Chapel Hill lemamed ISS HOLLINS IS COIF DEAL Oct A new champion woman golfer of the United States was crowned on the fourteenth green of the Hollywood Golf club today Miss Marion Hollins a member of the West Brook Golf club Great succeeding Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlanta Ga who had held the title since 1916 In the final round of the annual national tournament Miss Hollins defeated Miss Stirling by five and four in a 36-hole match Miss Stirling was never in the lead and was four down after the morning play of 18 holes Miss Hollins consistently outdrove her much younger opponent and this told in the end in the strong wind which marked ihe morning play LOSE TO' Special to The Cheerier SHELBY Oct 8 Shelby High lost to Davidson second team here today 27 to 6 The locals suffered rom stage fright in the first half and Davidson ran up a score of 20 to 0 Then Shelby stiffened and in the last hal feach side made one touchdown Shelby (6) Davidson (22) Position Connor Richards (C) Rudasill LE Lake Anthony LT McLaughlin McMurrytC) RT Regen Loeivinsohn LG Alexander V' Logan C' Briggs Auten Alexander If Branton RH Crawford Austell Lll Brown Hennessa QR Moore Honeycutt FR Harris Touchdowns Crawford 1 Moore 2 Harris 1 Austell 1 Substitutes Cook for Anthony Huffman for Auten Grigg for Connor Thackston for Rudasill McKee for Cook Weathers for McKee Lowery for Alexander McLaurin for Harrison McCombs for Crawford First Davidson 12 Shelby 5 Referee MrMurry State Umpire Mitchell State Head linesman Washburn State SCORES 27-0 ATHENS GA Oct 5 University of Geoigia defeated Furman 27 to 7 on Sanford field tills afternoon successfully meeting an aerial offensive attempted by the Purple Hurricane Jim Tom Reynolds fur Georgia intercepted two Furman passes and returned for long guins Furman completed six passes one of them taking the ball to Georgia's five yard line from which It was rushed over for a touchdown with three plunges EQUIPMENT FOlt McCollum Madera Beer Bentz IJodenk McMahon Hufford Killlnger Rednger Cornwall Snell LG Cr Wearn Weathers Pascar Boston Beatty RT Floyd Homewood Faucet te LH Parks Holland FB: Hill Score bv periods: State 0 0 0 0 0 Penn State 7 7 7 14 35' Touchdowns Bedenk Snell Kil-linger (2) Redinger Goals from touchdown Cornwall 5 Substitutions Hodges for Faueette: Betts for Wearn Whitaker for Betts McKinney for Paacar Kllerbe for McKinney Referee Ttaggart Rochester) Umpire Dougherty (W and J) Head linesman Eberle Swirt hmore) Time of periods 15 minutes each Goods We can sell you any kind of golf goods but we especially recommend brand WiNoii 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Mercer 0 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns McCullough Smith Myers Ityan Godchaux (2) Men Who Pay the Least for Clothes They try to save on the price they save by getting long wear You will find the All Wool Quality and handmade Suits and Overcoats that you get from us win give you long service KUPPENllEIMEB and CAMPUS TOGS Suits anil Toim-oiUs Our fine Clothes are shipped on hangers how much Hickey-Freeman think of their merchandise They handle them like flowers and pack them 'like glass They prefer to press them in Rochester instead of in transit! The new models are in and arriving fresh as violets warm with new color schemes for cold days and lively with the headlines of style! Straight arid shapely single and double-breasted suits parallel lines for preference curves if you want them but always the refining influence and restraint of custom workmanship and modeling Our Hickey-Freeman Suits and Topcoats have the touch of novelty that young men want the quiet dignity that older men want and the kind of workmanship and quality that all men wa'nt Perry safely Myers goal after touchdown Myers Johnson Substitutions Nottingham for Cox Estes for Harman Bailey for Dunkley Austin for Underwood Clark for Ferry Cannon for Newman Underwood for Fix Stoner for Austin Time: 15 and 12 minute quarters Referee Hodgson I umpire Boatwright Virginia liead-1 nesman Hobbs Virginia timekeepers McSwain Washington and Lee and Nelson Tvnchhurg high VICTORY OVEH TRINITY HpecUl to The Observer DURHAM Oct 8 William and Mary's off-tackle play and heavy line won over Trinity's lack of interference and lightweight here this afternoon 12 to The Methodists were kept on the defensive during the greater part of the game During the last period they staged an offensive comeback which carried them up the Held in line plunges for 35 yards The Virginian machine ran smoothly and executed their plays to perfection William and Mary (1) Trinity (0) ion Harwood LE Shute Sorg LT' Leach Young Tavlor Fuller Midgett Wilson Caldwell Todd RT Derrickson Dietz RE Pennington Flanders Smith Hastings Neal Levy li Sawyer Joyner Barrett Henderson referee Norton umpire Rowe head lipemun Time of period 12 minutes Substitutions for Trinity Moore for Shute McNairy for Sawyer Ilateher for Dernnek-sn Crute for Barrett Rose for Caldwell Garrett for McNairy English for Smith Barrett for Crute Smith for English Caldwell for Rose Huekahee for Pennington Worsley for Leach Stanford for Neal For William and Mary Levvy for Levvy Cliaiker for Hastings Leniond for Wilson Bennett for Wilson Touchdowns Hastings and Levvy liOCKINGIIAM A INS ROCKINGHAM Oct 8 The Rockingham Highs swaiinped the Pennettsville Highs at Rennet tsville tiy the score of 39 to 7 The local team worked smoothly snowing Ihe hard training and careful coaching received from Coach Lawrence form vr State college star are finding the equipment for their favorite sport at Myers We can equip you for fuuthull basketball gulf or the gymnasium MYERS HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS CO 18 Trade St A Ij FACL Mgr Phone 002.