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'W 4 GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS SUNDAY OCTOBER 8 1922 4 Carolina Holds Yale to 18 Points Defeats State 14 to 6 ACTION PICTURES TWO HIGH LIGHTS IN WORLD SERIES OPENER AND THE IELD GENERALS Aaron Ward His Second Home Run BUT NO ONE ON VISITORS PLAYED HARD PATE AGAINST CARL MAYS fCoYitlnuftd rom Pay On 2 RAsr and ELEVEN PICKS UP ELON and rK Magazines and Periodicals 3 Here on the date of issue 6 0 JI 113 Market St Close Sundays 27 CAROLINA HOLDS YALE Use Your" Own Judgment! Elon the CHANCES TO SCORE TWO Blcnohrile New models late fabrics high grade work comparisons manship Suits and Overcoats 150 50 Others At $25 $30 and $35 ff I S' ft a a dlfrnlr qb MISS IT! Pants $195 $295 $395 $495 The Service Of Our Organization Tuesday Night Oct 10 8:30 JONES WRIGHT Reserved Seat Sale Monday Clothing Store High Point Greensboro GRAND THEATRE de 1 0 2 1 1 27 0 wfeM could hit 4 3 4 A 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 the the he reached probably brother 4 2 0 1 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 00 0 0 rain fell that the those in TO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (RneeiaP to Daily New orest Oct 7 Starting the whirlwind fashion by making Cod fisheries of Newfoundland are the most extanelvo in the world fifth times 4 2 of 26 strikes 168 Limes in who worked seven times 0 0 0 0 0 Position Hamp Sid Carter uquay Lacy Saunders Hall Stultz Brenaman Cn Sanders Ward ended fly to Meusel LLtvLN IU Io III IN GAME PLAYED IN RAIN 27 ro GUILORD SQUAD BEATS LENOIR OUTIT 31 TO 4 38 AB 4 4 3 18000 PEOPLE WATCHCHICAGO BEAT GEORGIA 12 6 1 0 8 8th McNEIL REDERICK 200'000 000 040 hits i Middle names were once illegal LnEngland a Yanks Witt cf Dugan Kb Ruth rt Plpp lb IL Meusel If Schang Ward Scot Mays Jones Elmer well first have caught Base RhnninR in the Inning Prevents the TRINITY WINS EASILY ROM HAMPTON SIDNEY THOUGH GAME IS AST on shaking hands before the game pitching and Mays practically even terms McQuli 14 1 A 0 3 0 2b ss Smith 1 Gainesville la Det 7 Newton's failure to kick goal in the noooad period pave urman a 7 to 6 victory over lorida today in the opening game of the season here The Gator touchdown was scored in a down pour of rain which marred the play through the first half This and the touchdown resulted from dong forward passes urman gain ing 60 yarda on one completed pass and lorida SO yads on two Neither team could gain consistently through the line WAKE OREST EXERTS ITS ALL TO YON THE GAME ROM OLD ELON Ricks" Upper left Joe Dugan scoring first run of world series In sixth inning smash bv Babe Ruth Upper right Helnie Groh "digging in" at third first inning Below Bancroft and Scott captains of Giants and Yankees Wake game in a touchdown and four successive first downs and then slowing to a pace that failed to produce touchdowns Wake orest won the second football game played on the home gridiron today from Elon by the score of 7 to 0 Inability to produce the necessary punts1 at the crucial moment pre vented Wake orest from scoring several touchdowns that should have followed first down after first down especially during the Initial half On the other hand Elon began an of fensive in the last half that gained four first downs and once threatened the local eleven's goal Coach charges made a total of 10 first downs seven of which were in the first half and five in the first quarter out after that period the'1 team began to slacken its pace and did not seem able to carry the ball over when the opportunity came Wake orest also suffered a total of four 15 yard penalties and several five yard penalties which seemed to come nt the time when scoring seemed most possible Lowry light halfback tand star broken field runner on the squad started the game at quarter and by efficient generalship carried the ball down the field only touchdown in the first two minutes of play Lowry kicked place kick Wake orest then received and again marched down the field only to lose the ball on the 15 yard line be ing held for downs In the last halt Elon evelopel an I offensive that brought four first downs to ther credit and several lengthy runs were made by Perrv and Hanner In the last five minutes of play EInn got away with a 2 5 yard gain by tne air route num erry Clark which pl mnd the ball on elght yard lines Wake orest Position a Mo (Speclal tn Pally Npws 1 Haven Conn Oct In a Yale deprived of Captain and defeated North xvtc quarterback All the Best About B00 fans yetrday afternoon saw Duck Smith's All Stars go the decision from the Buffalo club In a i 0 ford county league champions com ing out of the fray with the small end of a 5 to 3 score Both teams played splendid ball or the All Stars Braxton and Pennington did the pitching while Lankenau and Neeley pitched far the Buffalo club The third and final game of the series between the two ciuds wui oe ptaycu next baturnay arternoon Guilford Takes Slow Game rom Lenoir £jcore 31 to 7 (Liberty Tailors) 356 Elm aulty inal Yankees rom Scoring urman Wins rom lorida Eleven By Score of 7 to 6 ulton Kirkland Boylan I McAdams Summary: Scoring Wake orest touchdowns Lowry Place kick from touchdown Lowry Substitutions for Wake orest Holmes for Brandon Coward for Palmermo Hansen for ulton Graeson for Lowry Brandon Holmes Palermo for Coward ulton for Hansen Lowry for Grae son Lee for Martin Hansen for Lowry Lentz for Smith Crutchfield for Johnston Caudle for Heltzel Coward for Palermo Harris for Lee Graeson for Boylin Substitutions for Elon Hanner for Gantz lttz iur Kirkland Ganttz fqr McAdams Time of quarters 15 12 15 12 Of ficials referee Torgau Rhode Island State umpire Whitaker State headllnesman McDourlas State col lege to left from the bat of I ep jne rfliiy first Buffalo Outfit Defeated By the All Stars 5 to 3 Hickory: Oct 7 With a steady drive that was seldom checked Guil ford defeated Lenoir college 31 to 7 today Guilford's passing was poor aid HaWn intercepted one and ran 60 yards for only score Baptists Start With a Rush and Ioks Like Biggest Kind of Victory Then Totals 82 Batted for Moys Scorn by Innings: Yankees Giants Snmmsrvt Two bRSe QuHlau Witt T'Tpp Home run Ward Stolen bMe Meusel Sacrifice risch Double plays risch Bancroft and Keltv Hpt and Sooti Utt on bases Variks 4 Giants ft Bases on halls oft Mays 2: Cunningham Ban croft off MuQulUau 2 Ruth ami Scott Strunk out by Mays 1 (McQuillan) by McQuillan 4 SrhnnK II Meusel Ward Elmer Smith lilts off Mays 0 in 9 innlnffs off Jonss none in one innlnff Umpires Owens (American Umpire at chief at plate Klm (Na tional) first base Hildebrand (American) second base McCormick (National) third base Timo 1:54 One of the most delightful and cleanest plays on the American stage today is really one of the best comedies billed at the Grand this season IJronn or Trinity Makes Spectacular Run of 65 Yards or Touchdown after score made 1 VnhlZO their cluster oi 8cor ui slapped the ban upon the lnll tuTf Kdrtie Loos JXVinnrr St 'Joseph Mo Oct 7 Eddie lmo6 Lake Shore Country club Chicago won St second an nual open golf championship with a score of 290 for th 72 holes Harry Hampton of Brooklyn Country club Rochester Mich was second wiWi 291 William Regvey of ths Hill crest Country club Kansas City was third with 294 diviriAd ns follows $0(1 37584 each share 125 26 comnu salon et share 75700 Box score and nummary! Giants: Bancroft ss Groh 3b risch 2b Meusel If Yormg rf Ktfiy 1b Cunningham cfSnyder McQuillan Philadelphia Oct The Univer sity of Pennsylvania today on a rain soaked field defeated the Un versity of the South 27 to 0 irthe first local intersectlonal game Neither team showed to great ad vantage although Captain Poe Mil ler and Tax Hamer made repeated gains through the Sewanee line re quent fumbles on the part of the southerners in the early periods of the game made possible the two first Pennsylvania touchdowns Lineup and summary: Pennsylvania University of the South (By Associated Press) Chicago Oct Displaying polish ed team work and relying almost en tirely on straight football the Uni versity of Chicago machine rolled up a 20 to 0 score over the University of Georgia in the first game of Chi senson today A crowd of 18000 witnessed the intersections! gamer despite skies that threatened another downpour on the already rain soaked and slip pery field which made'forward pass in: difficult Halfback Johnny Thomas of Jamestown I) whose playing en abled Chicago triumph over Princeton last year was tha most sensational performer of the day al though Jimmy Pyott a Chicago youth who plays the other half was a'close second Together with ullback Zorn they carried the ball nine out of 10 times and ripped big holes In the Georgia defense on almost every at tempt Thomas counted both touchdowns after carrying the ball down the field on repeated smashes at the right side of the Georgia line while Pyott scored twice with short drop kicks Georgia fought stubbornly stop ping Chicago for downs three times Dall the star left half tacklers had disabled one knee and forced him from the game in the sec one quarter The accident broke up the Georgia overhead attack at Ran dall was the chief dispatch good playing impossible Many fum bles and constant slipping marred thcHgtme' Princeton scored on a drop klolr by Smith in the second period and a suftty In the fourth period De spite the rain several thousand loyal Tiger rooters were on nana Bulmer stadium to witness fray The score by periods was: VIRGINIA PLAYS THE TIGERS A GOOD GAME ConstantlnonU has a university with a luadlcal faculty Meadowbrook Pin Meadowbrook Club Oct The American Meadowbrook polo team with a substitute' In the tine up won Its second straight vic tory today over the Argentine federa tion team open champions of the Unftcd States ending the series of special international matches Thecore was to A Princeton Oct 7 Princeton won Its second game of the season today defeating Virginia by 5 to 0 n'h wnnfRt nlnvrtd ttndA steady downpour of rain which made here and expresses McDonald Carries Ball Across Yale Goal Line But Is Was Not Counted 15 0 Only one of four passes attempted during the game was Buoceseful Pyott intercepting both of th Geor passes returning one of them for 20 yards Chicago used 'short pnsses over th line one of which Caruso to pyott netted 19 yards in the last quarter and set the stags tor the last ouohdown favorite last year a line drlvosin which th whole back field drives through tn clear way forthe runner was used time after time with great succohn the right side of Georgia lino crumpling before drives by Thomas and Zprn fe Second Baseman Gets su UU J) Durham Oot A spectacular run of 65 yards for a touchdown by Brown featured 27 to noth ing victory over Ham pdnn Sidney on Hanes field this afternoon The Inng run cfcms In the fourth quarter after Brown had several times beforeigot Unway for tPlllnr gains of "the three other touchdowns made Quar terback Smith carrd two of them over and Captain Neal plavlng with a bad ankle got the other Three times out of four Simpson made good in th extra point after touchdown hv kicking The Virginia tram put up a terrific fight hut were kpt on the defense by men during most of the game In the third quarter Trinity hod the ball on Hampden Sydnevs three vard line only to be held forlown by the plucky Virginians The Trinity team kept the offensive most of the wav through and played the game in their own territory making thirteen first downs to Hampden Sid three I Tlnv fnr Ta nl an R1 A their nine hits and four runs Me the nail on kickoffs and did some Qulllan held the Yankees from th first to the seventh while Mavs allowed no more than one hit in any' inning outside yv McQuillan pitched 113 which were bails Mays 'tossed to the plate eight innings and Jones In ninth nltched but all three men facing him going on files Seventeen foul strikes fouli were nicked off Mays' livery and buf nine foul strikes frTir riff McQuillan The attendance for game was 36242 the lowest total for any game so far and the receipts aggre gated $118384 making the total for the fohr games as follows: Attendance 147396 receipts $UW 828 The money 'for game MB bOUl $20 $17 AB HH 3 12 'Annapolis Sqund AVdns Annapolis Md Oct 7 their football schedule today the Annapolis midshipmen buried the eleven of Western Reserve university Cleveland Ohio under an avalanche of touchdown and piled up a score of 71 to 0 Auspices Henry KBurtner Post American Legion prettv running back The Inter ferences which his mates' gave In this feature wore noteworthy Cgptaln Brenaman for the visitors also stood out The terrific heat of the dav told on both teams and necessitated the use of numerous substitutes Carter who harj been going like a house afire had to come out when he suf fered a bad gash on the forehead i iineu Trinity Neal captain Hatcher Taylor Simpson Pennington Caldwell Carter Smith Sanders Garrett rh Day Weaver Blankenship Brown Ih McKelway Substitutions: Moore for Neal Everett for Brown Weaver for Carter Neal for Moore Brown for Everett Bullock for Weaver Winters for Smith Everett for Brown Troy for Neal Hampden Sidney Blankenship for uquay Tyson for McKelway Brenwnan for Sanders Ott for Bren aman McKelway for Sanders Smith for Day Durham for Hall Urena man for Ott Scoring by periods: Trinity 7 7 0 7 JIampden Sldney tl 0 0 0 0 Touchdowns: Neal Smith (2) Brown Points from placement after touchdown: Simpson 8 Time of pe riods 13 minutes Officials Referee Norton smmpire Dishman head lines man Rowe Attendance 2000 Hickory Oct Scoring 31 points to Lenoir's seven Gullford defeated the local collegians on the home grounds today in a game that was better than the score indicates Weakness in line enabled the heat Ur Quakers to break through on several occasions and prevent passes or kicks and two of the visitors' touchdowns were due to flukes The Urge crowd which saw the game welcomes the return of tootball I i A 4 A A 1 KI I 41 I the fine jshbwing made by Coach motta'e charges Joby Ha wu's interception of a for ward pass and return for 65 yards the playing of Brown Carpenter and Cox featured for Lenoir Knight Thomas and razier the backfield and McBane Warrick and rasier in the line were towers of strength dor Guilford The lighter Lutheran lino held the Quakers for downs in the shadow of their goal ana on two occasions lost two touchdowms on eo count ot blQCkeu kicks Score by quarters: fiR sia si (fULiivru Lenoir 0 0 0 7 7 Referee Williams Carolina I mpire Abernethy uaronna xiettuiinebiitan Siffqrd Linesmen Crips ana Leonard Tiine' of periods 12 minutes Every man on our sales force is an experienced Clothing we are neyer too busy to give our patrons a correct fit If your Clothes are properly adjusted to your body it means greater comfort and longer serv ice We are never too busy to listen attentively or answer courteously to serve is our job and that we do to the best of opr ability These are the men who will serve you and serve you well: New drizzle Jordan Carolina 18 to 0 this afternoon Donald the once carried the ball across Yale's goal line but the lads from the south had been offside and the touchdown did not count A clean 2 2 yard forward pass Neldllnger to Mallory gave Yale its first score i In the third period Johnston from behind North Caro lina's line kicked the ball against the post It rebounded and Eddy of Yale fell on it for second touchdown The third score came when Neldllnger was pushed over from five yard hue The score Yale 3 8 North Carolina 0 Yale Position IN Cutler It Morris Storrs Lt Mathews Crulkshank Iff Pritchard (C) Landis 3iunt Cross Poindexter Diller Hawfield Holman Cochran Becket qb McDonald Bench th Morris Noldlinge fU Johnston Mallory fb McGea Score by periods: Yale 0 6'6 J8 North Carolina 0 0 0 0 0 Yale scoring: Touchdowns: Wal lory Eddy (sub for Cutler Neld llnger Referees: Schwartz Brown Umpire: Reed Springfield ield judge: Thurber Colgate Headlines mn: Hartford Time of periods: 10 minutes each th PltchAa Kloya tot another acratch hit Irlsrh then aacrifWd Bancroft to third and Groh to second Irish Meusel the nett batter elan pad the hall toward second An or dinary bounce would have permltt a try at a put out at the plan but th" ball jumped high Into the sir and by the time It came down Into Klove 1 was too late to do anything but snuff out tho at first hasa Bancroft already haying reached home Next canie a clean ad when Young was nipped off tanks Slnp Hall The Olanta got only two hits that and never threatened to again Right after the UUnte AliiatAV Df Rcnrttn I JRiappsu eurf 1 as luck would have It all these blows bounced in the orthodox way and the batters were thrown out Th Yanks were always making opportunltUs for themselves only to turn them down In careless manner They might have scored three runs in the first: inning instead? cf two Mlth a little mere audacity in going around th diamond They started off as though they had found their heog lost hitting punch Witt hit ft tingle straight through th diamond into centerfiehl and Du ran quickly followed with a single to left Babe Ruth took a mighty swat the ball and drove one of the longest fllea that ever dropped into an glove unnnlnghani caught it in deep centeriield Just a step or two from th bleacher fence A an(j th9 force of the ball's descent knocked Mm against the boards He eo away from the plate that there scemcdi to be' plenty of time for Witt to come home from second But Manager Huggins who was coaching at third stopped him there He scored on single Plpp Hun loo ar rtpp tried t8 run too far rather than not far enough and was caught at second? Meusel sent Dugan home WRh a fierce liner to right then stole second and took third on wId throw to catch him at th mld wsy sack Schang ended the offen slvs by striking out Bob Meusel began the eev i enth turn at bat with a roller that Groh had trouble tn handling th way to first Meusel slowed "flown seemingly with the thought that it was no to run Otherwise he could have got there safely for throw was bad and Kelly dropped it and had to step off the bag to pick it out of the mud As it was the play was very close It was vonlv a few seconds later that Ward bombarded tne Diearners wun home run a goat of Meusel Then last ohance in the ninth wnd the reckless disregard of it bv men Pipp slammed th pitched ball down the left field line for two bases He was trapped off second on poke Groh Yankee hopes began to ex '3 Hu thv flared un Immediately whon Bchang gnt a long single into left There was only ope out andMeusel had gone to third so that it was expected that ferhang would be satisfied with one base on Jits hit but he wasn't He tried to reach sec and latiea i game with a fly to Meusei Bchang been billing to let enough atone Bob Meusel i scored after fly Hain Dampens Blven leaving the base run Blag out of it the game would rank as one of the sloppiest In the hls of the world seriea in ramwas never weary It began in tho morning as a gentle mlt Little drops began to fall during batting practice They were coming down steadily as the first inning began and the fans In the bleachers covered themslves with umbrellas and news Not even the most profound editorial was heavy enough to keep the rooters dry alter the fourth Inning rom then on tne increasing so bleachers seemed a blur to tho grandstand Detailed analysis of shows that worked on Saeh had one bad inning Ian in the first when th Yankees bunched four of their eight hits for two run end Mavs In the fifth When ths Giants registered five of Make your clothes selections where dependable merchandise is offered at a fair margin of profit We claim our clothes to be superior in STYLE AND QUALITY at LESS PRICES than elsewhere We want you to come in and make your own ftThe Careful Phone 47 Pennsylvania University Beats University of South 4" sx S'? II4I 2 1 4f rStMSWV I 1 txf a tMUA w' 'A avr Iw IS rm 4 ffiSL I I 5S hA A IT Ei 1 il i HV 4 it Il Aaron Ward I a 17 50 $fJO 1 I I 4 1 a Rt 1 Hi I it SS 1 4 I 4 JL i Johnston I a Clark Palermo Smith Smith I Whitesell Heltzel Braxtoi Martin High Johnson Brown A Pogano lynn Lowry Petry Brandon Ih Gantz Prinoton' 0 3 0 Virginia 0 0 0 Lineup: PrinoAton Position Virginia Shively 4 1 i Davis Treat Lt Blackford Dickinson lg Hall McMillaji Thesmar Buckner Ward Baker anwick Gray Campbell Wingate qb oster Bergen 1 Oppulman Uruni Arnold Neleaver Wilson Officials: Crowell linesman II Manely Umpire Murphyi field judge EL Gillln.