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PAGE 6 The State: South Progressiva Newspaper COLUMBIA SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 1916 The State: South Carolina's Largest Newspaper Gamecocks Beat Citadel to Take State Wofford Plays Indians at Newberry Tonight Action in Game at Orangeburg Yesterday Win Hard Fought Battle 19 to 7 BY JAKE PENLAND Sports Editor The Stste Orangeburg Nov South Carolina's Gamecocks playing a wee bit sloppy at times and a little too rough at times beat The fighting Bulldogs 19 to 7 here this afternoon to take undisputed possession of the state championship for 1946 A capacity crowd of 10000 watched the rowdy bruising game which was marred by numerous penalties drawn by the Gamecocks 9000 Persons See Rock Hill Defeat Sumter by 20 to 6 BY JAKE PEN LAND Sports Editor Sumter Nov Rock red clad red hot high school footballers made it 18 in a row without loss and laid claim to some sort of mythical title here tonight by turning back an aggressive threat Gamecocks and win-' by Statistics Little Four Battle Tops State Program Newberry Nov 1 favored Indians and the scoreless Wofford Terriers will stage the season's second South Carolina Little Four football meeting here tomorrow night Homecoming for the Indians In one previous Little Four tussle Presbyterian bested Erskine to lead the state's smaller colleges The game here will top South Carolina's home football program for the day Probable lineups for the 8:15 pm Orangeburg Statiitic oa the South Carollna-The Qtidd football game hen today: Citadel SC Yard gained ruxhing (net) Forward pawei attempted Forward panes completed Yards by forward passes Forward passes Intercept by Yard gained run-back Intercepted Punting avg Total yards all kicks returned Opponents' fumble recovered Caps Down Greenville In Tight Game 6-0 The lineup: Fa Citadel Fnxworth Bailey Lewi Clowes Henderson oath Carollaa Wilson Fuwl Walker Meeka Norman Lamd and numerous sideline skirmishes among spectators Rex Enright's grade A team was off to a quick aimilat to that scored In the opener against when Bo Hagan received a Citadel punt on his own nine and followed beautiful Interference until he got through The CUadel defense He ran most of thexyay unmolested Early In the second period Goodwin of The Citadel intercepted a Carolina pass on the Gamecock 25 and made it to the 14 Salvato passed to Young for four yards and then shot an aerial to Shahid for a score Carolina wentahead again In the same period when Whitey Jones went wide around left end on a triple reverse for an eighty-yard touchdown jaunt In the third period Harrison intercepted a cadet pass on The Citadel 40 and aftei he and Hunnicutt carried the ball to the nine-yard line Droopy Atwell passed to Dunham for the final score The Gamecocks were penalized nine times for 105 yards As in the Clemson game penalties hurt Carolina's scoring chances On couple of occasions uncalled-for slugging on the part of Carolina players was noticeable in the grandstand The cadets had nothing to compare with the Gamecock offensive and their net rushing was minus eight yards They got two first downs one by rushing and one on a pass but they played an aggressive game that helped hold down the score Pat Lenahan Carolina end No 64 Is tackled by The Citadel's halfback Alartln Gershon after he had Intercepted a Citadel pass in the first half of the annual Carolina-Citadel game at Orangeburg yesterday Coming in on the play are: No SO Jack Couch Carolina back No S4 Woolbright Carolina end No 87 Rufus Haltiwanger Citadel center a Columbia boy and No 39 Bobby Giles a Caro-Una back and also of Columbia (USC photo by Stan Lewis) Clemson Georgia Duke and NC Are Favored In Outstanding Football Contests of Today Fldler Dewald Hagan Dun tee Dunham Shahid Hunnicutt FB Harley Fran lx Score by periods: South Carolina 7 6 6 0 19- Cltadet 0 7 0 South Carolina scoring touchdown: Hagan Jones Dunham Points after touch down: Lane (placement) The Citadel scoring touchdown: Shahid Points alter touchdown: Henderson (placement) The Citadel substitutions: Nelson Lancs ter Haynie Qhlandt ends Margavage Richardson Clary tackles Williams Hill Kessler Webster guards Matthews center Gershcn Lombardi Salvato Howell Sparks Watson Pickard Goodman barks South Carolina substitutions: Trash Henson Lenahan ends Bradford Alexander Or burn tackles: Ball Dew Faress Long Tate ceiiter Lane Jones Gorh Harrison Atwell Rutledge Haralson Giles backs be in Baltimore one big vote for Army ALABAMA VS GEORGIA: The Alabamans may have been thinking of this one when they let Tennessee slip up on them be surprised if it turns into a personal duel Between Gilmer and Trlppi On the theory the Bulldogs are toughest at home a hesitant nod to Georgia OHIO STATE VS NORTHWEST-ern: The Buckeyes need this one to stay in the running for the Big Nine crown They manhandled Minnesota with much more authority than Northwestern did The Wildcats however have a great line and no defeats The choice here is Northwestern OREGON VS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: The winner here is the one to challenge UCLA for the Pacific Coast conference championship Oregon is in second place at the moment but be long Southern Cal By AUSTIN BEALMEAB New York Nov Slightly groggy after the upsets of the past two weeks we move cautiously into the seventh round of football forecasts hanging on to the ropes and an average that has shrunk to 775 on 221 correct predictions 64 misses and 13 ties: NOTRE DAME VS NAVY: What the Middies need after losing four in a row is a breather not a tornado The unbeaten Irish have averaged better thsp five touchdowns a game and no reason to believe they'll cut down their percentage here One confident vote for Notre Dame WEST VIRGINIA VS ARMY: Our future generals haven't done as much marching on the gridiron this season as they figured to do but probably get plenty of footwork in this one Although the West Point coaches may all Columbia's Caps scored late in the first quarter and then threw one of the strongest defense in the state at Greenville high and went on to win 6 to 0 before 4000 fans on Melton field last night The Caps were playing with a patched up lineup as three regulars were out with colds The team came out of the Harding game without injuries last week but due to the epidemic of colds Coach Rhame started three men that were playing in the starting lineup for the first time These were Henry Peoples at center Paul Arledge at left halfback and Earl Carter at fullback Each of these boys acquitted himself well in the game and Arledge had the distinction of throwing the touchdown pass to Olin McGill backs put on their best show of the season and repeatedly got off to good gains against the Greenville team although they were unable to score but once McGill Johnson and Arledge all got off nice runs and Johnson put on an excellent display of twisting and squirming in the final quarter on a 15-yard runback of a Greenville punt Several Greenville players had their hands on him but he would spin right away After Columbia's score which was on the last play of the first period the game settled down to pretty much of a duel between the lines and a punting match between Carter of Columbia and Reeves of Greenville Reeves got off the best punt of the game when he kicked from his own end zone to the mid-field stripe Erskine Elon Clash Tonight At Anderson Anderson Nov 1 Ers-kine's Flying Fleet and the Elon college Christians from North Carolina will tangle in an interstate football game in McCants stadium here tomorrow night Both teams have lost to stronger foes this season but it was expected that they would stage a real contest on this neutral field Lineups: El hi Krsklr Perry Randolph Melvin Brandon Cornish Smith Dominick McGill RG Mngny Linton Hoffman Murphy Sadini Miller Russell Children LH Murray Whaley Harris Blackston FB Kerneyhough Armstrong Time of game 8:15 PC Invades Catawba Lair This Evening Salisbury Nov 1 -(API-Two aerial-minded grid machines will clash here tomorrow night when the Presbyterian college Blue Stockings come up from After failing to gain through the South Carolina to invade the Ca- TEXAS VS SOUTHERN METHODIST: The Mustangs got a lift from their triumph over Missouri while the Longhorns were being bumped off for the first time by Rice An angered Longhorn can be mean Texas PRINCETO-N VS PENNSYL VANIA: Somebody may knock the ponderous Pennsylvanians for a loop one of these days but It won't be Princeton although the Tigers are tough Put this one down for Penn NORTH CAROLINA VS TENNESSEE: After their upset by Wake Forest the Vols going to be happy to see Charlie (there no) Justice Tennessee is a 514 point favorite take North Carolina ILLINOIS VS IOWA: The Iillini have found the right combination while the Hawkeyes were so deflated by Notre Dame they probably will need more than a week to pull themselves together With this in mind Illinois STANFORD VS OREGON STATE: Those Indians let us down last week but we still aren't convinced they take this one although Oregon State is the outfit that knocked off Southern Cal Stanford ARKANSAS VS TEXAS A AND Following shutout victorious over TCU and Baylor the Aggies are on the way up and Arkansas seems to be on the way down Probably close but the nod goes to Texas A and CORNELL VS COLUMBIA: The winner here can argue for the Ivy league title with Pennsylvania which still has to play both If the are behind at the half they lose Columbia GEORGIA TECH VS DUKE: hard to go with a team that lost three of its five games the Blue Devils can win if ning 20 to 6 before a spirited crowd of around 9000 one of the largest ever to witness a high school game in the state The Gamecocks tried their darnd-est to present their Coach Bill Clark with a victory as his going away present but there was too much Rock Hill on the field and the Bearcats from upstate were clearly su-perlod in all phases of play Walter Jenkins' boys pounded away at the Gamecocks nearly all the first period but their attack bogged when they got near the goal A short pass early in the second quarter from Williamson to Waters put Rock Hill ahead and in the third quarter Waters intercepted a pass and ran 45 yards for the second Bearcat score Sumter started a drive its only real offensive fireworks of the game late in the third period and continued it into the fourth to go 67 yards mainly through the air for a score Baldwin went over from the two Later in the period Waters passed to Herlong who made a beautiful catch on the two-yard line and Williamson went over for the final Rock Hill score Benny Skinner of Sumter and David Williamson of Bock HIM the captains met with the oltleials In midfield while an overflow crowd looked on Rock Hill won the toss and elected to receive Owens kicked off for the Gamecocks and Williamson received Juggling the ball picking It up and then being downed on his own 2a Two plays to the right of the line netted four yards Waters kicked out to Parham who was stopped In his tracks on the Owens lost five yards cm a wide end sweep tackled by Waters Baldwin fumbled and after a plleup the Bearcats had the ball on the Sumter 88 Williamson spun off tackle for eight yards and Waters made it first In ten around right end Rock HIU was penalized five yards for backfleld In motion on the play Gooch ran the ball back to the Sumter A pcss was wild Waters' kick was taken by Parham on his own one and he was downed Owens punted The kick was blocked by Jackson and Rock Hill recovered Waters and Williamson made It first and ten on the Sumter 12 Williamson's pass to Ferguson overshot Its mark Another play failed and Sumter took over on its own ten Owens kicked to tha Rock Hill 47 where the ball rolled dead Williamson got five yards through cen ter A line try and pass failed and Waters punted to the Gamecock 19 Owens lost ten yards an an end sweep and he punted to Williamson who received on the Sumter 45 and ran to the SO Camthers found a hole at guard and missed a first and ten by a foot Williamson ran to the 16 when his line made a big hole far him between right guard and tackle SECOND QCARTER After WUUams picked up two yards Waters went off right tackle for a first and ten on the Sumter four The Gamecocks tightened up and threw the visitors back a couple of yards on two plays A pass over center was no good Williamson threw a pass beyond left end to Waters who stepped the remaining twu or three yards for a touchdown Williamson passed to Ferguson for the extra point putting Rock HIM ahead to Estes kicked off for Rock Hill ano Owens received reluming to his own 80 Baldwin passed to Dwight for a first and ten on the Sumter 43 An end run hy Owens lost seven yards and their after feinting a pass and attempting an end run Owens was thrown back to his 20 hard-charging Rock HIU linemen Owens punted out to the Rock Hill 4a A penalty dropped the Bearcats back to thrlr S3 Waters passed to Ferguson for a first down on the Sumter 48 Waters kicked out of bounds on tht Sumter 19 after two tries at the line failed Parham fad'd bark to pass tried to run and was smothered for a 13-ysrd loss Owens punted out to his own 37 Gooch was thrown for a five-yard loxs and on the next play Dwight broke through to catch Waters by the Jersey anc pull him down for a seven-yard loss Rock Hill punted out and Owens made a nln return to his own 28 as the halt ended MCTtVKEX HALVED Between halves the colorful well drilled continued on page 7 Assault Triumphs In Pimlico Special By Sid Feder Baltimore Nov The Clubfoot Comet from the wide open spaces triple-crown champion Assault who received his winter training at Columbia came roaring back up the victory trail today lor the first time since last spring and it was the slick saddle ill of heady Eddie Arcaro which Blanchard Plays Final Time at Michic Today West Point Nov l-(AP) members of the Army football aquad including nine of the 11 starteri will be making the final West Point appearance of their gridiron careers tomorrow when the undefeated Cadets wind up their home season against the West Virginia Mountaineers Felix Blanchard of Bish-' opville and Glenn Davii of Claremont Calif Army's All-America touchdown twini will complete their Michie stadium activities along with Quarterback Arnold Tucker of Miami Fla and the fourth member of the first string backfield Herschel Fuson of Middlesburg Ky All four are seniors and will be commissioned into the Regular Army as second lieutenants next June The only starters returning to the Army squad next year are Left Guard Joe Steffy and Right Tackle Goble Bryant Sroop Not Candidate For Sally President Greenville Nov 1 (AP) Carter (Scoop) Latimer sporti editor of the Greenville Newt who had been proposed by sports writers and baseball officials for the presidency of the South Atlantic Baseball association said today he was not a candidate He expressed appreciation for the support which was offered The Sally league directors will meet in Augusta Ga Sunday to consider a successor to Wilder who announced hit intention to resign as league president January 1 1946 made it possible The chocolate champion from Texas hero of the Derby the Preak-ness and the Belmont in the spring stepping before he took to ailing came off the convalescent list with a loud bang by zipping to a six-length triumph over his fellow-ibut Lions can't pretty has tawba Indians' territory PC will present as its hurling star Hank Caver quarterback with a record of 42 completions out of 75 attempts Catawba will counter with Harold Bowen a triple-threat man who has made good 24 passes of 43 tried Lineups: Pim Catawba Weaver t'laar The Gamecocks showed flashes ol the form that resulted in their at most beating Alabama but tht team was not at its best for the annual county fair game here Frantz kicked off for the Game cocks and DeWald returned to his 20 Dunfee went through for 12 yards and a first down but the Bulldogs had to kick out after two playa and Shahid kicked beautifully to the Carolina is e-yard stripe Hagan picked up the ball waited for interference to form and took advantage of beautiful blocking to step 91 yards for a touchdown Not one Citadel man laid hands on him from the time he picked up the ball almost casually until he finished the long trip Pete Lane came In to make the extra point Carolina kicked off and after punt exchange in which the Birds lost a few yards the Gamecock started a drive on their own 45 that headed goalward with nice runs by Dunham and Harrison until Hunnicutt apparently missed the signal on a lateral that fell dear and was fallen on by a Citadel man on the Bulldog 17 Citadel kicked out and the university offensive started again only to be thrown back by a 15-yard penalty for illegal use of the hands Salvato intercepted a pass and moved up to his own 47 for the cadets who took to the air in an unsuccessful effort to gain against the Gamecocks Citadel kicked out to the Carolina 14 where the ball rolled dead Several Carolina substitution! were made as the quarter ended Goodwin intercepted a pass on the Gamecock 25 and ran to the 14 before downed short pass to Young was good for four yards Salvato passed to Shahid just ovei the goal for a Citadel touchdown Henderson placement was good and the score was tied at 7-all Rutledge look the cadet kickofl on his own 15 and made a fine run to return to his 40 Giles sped around left end to The Citadel 38 Rutledge got two yards and Giles three and Hagan kicked out of hounds on The Citadel 18 The Bulldogs kicked out of bounds on their own 30 Rutledge made it first In ten with an end run to the 30 Dunham truvelled to the 11 and Jones made it first and ten on the six Rutledge lost two yards at left end Jones on a triple reverse took off around left end for a touchdown Lane failed to make good the placement and Carolina led 13 to 7 Citadel received and brought out Clemson Meets Virginia Tech This Afternoon Blacksburg Va Nov 1 (AP) More than 7000 fans are expected to file into Miles stadium here Saturday afternoon to watch the Virginia Tech Gobblers try to mow down the Clemson Tigers in a Southern conference football game Last week the Gobblers were the surprise of the conference when they rose to knock down the previously undefeated and untied North Carolina State Wolfpack 14-6 Tech Head Coach Jimmy Kitts said he would stick by the same lineup that dumped State last week Pin Clmuxm Vlritnl Trek (Murk CO Hopkins they tighten up their pass defense A shaky vote for Duke TEXAS TECH VS RICE: Here's where the giant killers of the Southwest get more than they bargained for Although it won't be easy Rice DARTMOUTH VS YALE: After three losses in a row the Indians are ready to scalp somebody But it won't be a Bulldog Yale MISSISSIPPI VS LOUISIANA STATE: The Old Miss upset ol Texan and odds-on favorite stymie Another four lengths back was Bridal Flower A 82 bet on the winner returned $760 Because the winner collected the entire purse there was only straight betting In winning the classic Pimlico Special Assault showed 16144 customers at Old Hilltop that he is head man again He skyrocketed from eight lengths away in the last three quarters of a Yagiello Divkey Fuosx Lambeth Barnes Hanley Greene Bowen Speaeht Georgians Riddle LG Johnson Todd KG Turner Bowles iRE Kaleel lavcr LI Norton Ill I Rollins Willi Kirkofl at 8 Columbia line Greenville opened up with its aerial attack which also proved ineffective Lawrence Crowe got off several good passes but his receivers were not able to handle the ball The game opened with Greenville kicking to the Columbia 20 where Arledge took the ball a-id returned to the 32 McGill failed to gain and Arledge then went around right end to the 44 A few plays later Columbia was forced to punt and Gallivan returned the ball to his own 14 from the eight Greenville was penalized 15 yards for holding and the ball was put on the one-yard line Reeves dropped back into the end z-ne and got off his 50-yard punt with Johnson returning it to the 44 Columbia worked to the Greenville 38 and was foicec to punt Carter's kick went ovci the goal and Greenville took the ball on the 20 A few plays later Greenville punted to the 45 and Johnson returned the hall to the 40 A pass was incomplete and McGill went around right end to the 31 Three runs hy Arledge McGill and Johnson put the ball on the 14 Arledge then dropped back and shot a pass over the center of the line to McGill in the end zone for the score The try for the point was not good Both the Columbia and Greenville continued on pace 7 mile to waltz to the wire and pick Arkansas makes this a little tough- er We'll say Louisiana State VANDERBILT over Auburn KENTUCKY over Michigan State CLEMSON over Virginia Tech WASHINGTON AND LEE over Davidson GEORGETOWN over George Washington WILLIAM AND MARY over Maryland NORTH CAROLINA STATE over VMI VIRGINIA over Richmond LOUISIANA TECH over Southwestern Louisiana MISSISSIPPI STATE over Murray State Maxkas Barbour Hoffman Cooke Ittner Wilson (C) Johnson Webb Beard Smith Smith Suits Jenkins RG Gillespie Saunders RK-Wx'krr MarUn Poe RII Lcvcrman FU-Quinn Kirkofl 2:30 SUITS WORSTEDS FLANNELS AND TWEEDS SIZES 35 TO 42 $2450 TC $4500 Mallicr Tops Booker 7-6 At Negro Fair By Jobcph Brown Mather Academy Blue Eagles of Camden trounced the Booker Washington Tornadoes here yesterday 7-6 before about 9000 fans at the State Negro Fair Pickett Mather'a left half climaxed a 20-yard drive by plunging over from the six-yard line early in the first period Cooper Mather's right half converted on a line plunge Herbert McLeod of Booker setup a scoring play when he ran 45 yards around right end and was downed on the Mather 25-yard line A sneak pass from Summers to Mays gave Booker its score Fur-guess Booker fullback attempted to make the extra point through the line but was stopped two yards buck of the line of scrimmage Booker outclassed Mather in giound plays but Mather was su-licnnr in the air Mathrr also made a few costly errors deep in own territory but the Toinn does failed to take advantage ol them On Devine At live Point continued on page 10 lousand to See ia-Alabama Game Fifty T1 Georgi up the 525000 wlnner-take-all purse in this spottiest of races And with the paycheck the bold son of Bold Venture became the fourth horse in all turf history to pile up a bankroll of more than 5400000 Today'a jackpot boomed his earnings to $407345 (including the $4r 500 nominator's bonus tacked on to the winner's end -of the Preakness nd Belmont) and left him in fourth place on the all-time racing financial list with only Whirlaway Stymie and Scabiscuit still in front of him among racing money-getters Not only did the three-year-old Glamour Boy tangle with such older handicap stars as Stymie and Turbine (and whip them) but his time of 157 was only three-fifths of a second away from the track record and was 4 2-5 seconds faster than his Preakness performance over the same track and the same distance There was nothing going to catch him then as he hung his nose on the wire six length to the good over Stymie and four more over Bridal Flower who had chalked up a decision over Assault in her last start 12 days ago Turbine was a wearying last For Stymie it was a setback in his hope of overhauling Whirlaway at the top of the money winning list The turf's greatest lllrsch Jacobs claimed him lor had a $516285 bankroll going into today's race and would have been within $19876 If he'd hit the pay-off window As it Is he's still $44876 shy and he's going to have to tangle again with Assault in the $50000 Westchester handicap at Jamaica next Saturday Tfwesq NoV' (AP) 'iU bear heavily on their Georgia and once-bcotcn 1 bowl Myrllc Beach Beals Hemingway Hemingway Nov 1 Myrtle Beach handed Hemingway its first setback of the aeason today by ekeing out a slim 7-to-6 victory Hemingway dominated the playing throughout threatening several times One sleeper pass was dropped by a Hemingway end over the goal line Myrtle Beach scored its touchdown after recovering a Hemingway fumble on the Hemingway 20-yard line Harry Huggins tallied Hemingway's srore by catching a pass from Ray MpCallister in the end zone Hemingway made 10 first downs to Myrtle five Davidson Homecoming Davidson Nov 1 Wildcats and the Generals of Washington and Lee will clash here at 2:30 pm tomorrow In Davidson'a home-coming football gome before a crowd expected to exceed 10000 For Social Gaiety when guests serve reliable liquors that will add to your 7 fame as a gracious host By making your liquor purchases here you'll avoid all regret and be absolutely sure of obtaining the very best that the markets afford Our large assortment gives you a wide choice of economical prices Alabama perennial powerhouses of tha Southeastern conference ran through light workouts today on Sanford field in preparation for their 32nd meeting here tomorrow before a sellout crowd of some 00 000 The game shaping up as a wide open affair with plenty of passing marks the turning point for both teams and the outcome no doubt son prospects Mai riling passes wiih Alabama' Harry Gilmer ill be Charlie Trippi and John Ranch Rauch with a fractured rheek bone will lake the field at quurter-iHick with specially-designed mask protecting the injury Both squads with one or two ex- eeptions are in top shape for the but He Alabama holds a 15-13 edge in the games with three tilts of the scries which begun in 18'JD having ended ift ties I'ltiiixiiii1 lux-dp: Alabama t'mk hu1 qii iii rNirsla Kilwiml' Hnnker (S) Thompson lrhj II Williams ('em Iluri William Halle) Mu-ken Mcl-etxl Summers Fui ges -J till-(! FU- Kixllpli Gable Blanks Greeley ville 13-0 Grerleyville Nov 1 The Grceleyville high achool Tigers football team lost to Gable Wednesday at Gable 13 to 0 Mtllon was the outstanding player on the Gable team and Osborne and Tobias played best for Greeley-ville At the close of the game Greeley-ville was on Gable's four-yard line first and goal Granileville Beals Edgefield Granileville Nov Granileville won sixth game of the season by defeating Edgefield 35 to 0 here tonight Timmerman and Eubanks scored twice each for Granileville and Norris once Timmerman srored twice in the opening quarter on running plays One of those was a 30-yard end sweep Eubanks and Norria made their scores in the third quarter Eubanks srored once on a short pass from Norris and again on line plunge Norris scored on lint-plunge Graniteville playa Langley-Balh here at 8 o'clock next Friday night Wnllcrhoro Beals Si George 21-0 Walterboro Nov Walerboro defeated St George 24 to 0 here tonight Walterboro made Its first score in the opening quarter on an 80 yard run hy Fox St George had driven to the Walterboro 20 when Fox Intercepted a pass and raced down the sidelines for the score Walterboro scored again In the first quarter after a sustained drive put the hall on the five-yard line and Williams went around end for the score In the third quarter Walterboro scored on a psss from Kemp to Rent in the end zone The final score came on a 28-yard run around left end by Williams i- Dillon Wins District Title NOW AVAILABLE BENEDICTINE and BRANDY CHARTREUSE GREEN and YELLOW Rush St Jnlm (mil-) Johnson William Trieslilnski Huih-Ii Tiinpl DunalilMHi Get I 't 11 Cfffnpiun I-G-Wnmiik C-Munrha Jllehi'-iin Flwtl uin SeK a a I U1-Gilmer KH-Tew llialKea MlXIt Duke and Georgia Tech Meet Today at Durham A PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF NATIONAL ADVERTISED BLENDED WHISKEY Game lime: (KSTI Illinois ranks fifth among states of the Union In total acreage ol crops hsi vested squads were gver had Both good shape WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF BOTTLED IN BOND 4 Vi YEARS OLD KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON TIInn Nov Dillon defeated Bennettxvillc 27 to 14 here tonight before 5 "00 fans for the District 6 championship Dillon is undefeated for the season and tonight's game was the first time it has hern scored on Eddie Strickland led the srorlng for Dillon with two touchdowns Starry Griffin and Kenny Strickland scored one each Wilbur Jack-son made both of Bennettsvllle'i A Mvyard touchdown run Ly Eddie Strickland was the feature of the game Brnncttsvllle could not gain 'through the Dillon line and resorted to alt aerial attack while Dillon stuck to straight football This was Dillon's seventh straight win Dube Defeats NC Chapel Hill Cm Nov 1 (AP) North Carolina's newly formed hoc-cer eleven suffered Its second defeat of tha season here today by losing to a strong undefeated Duke squad 31-1 Men's Odd TROUSERS All Siiei $770 to $1250 Durham Nov 1 Georgia Tech's Yellow Jurkcls and Duke's Blue Devils took final light workouts today before tht'r clash In Duke stadium at 2 pm tomorrow iM'forr an expected 40000 fans ir one of the day's top-flight foot-hall games It will be home-coming for Duke Although Tech has lost hut one game against three defeats for Duke the sporting fraternity rated the outcome an even bet Tech was beaten in Its opening game 9-13 by Tennessee Duke last the next week-end to the Vais 7-12 The Blue other losses were te North Carolina State end Army Xn spite of this record however rooters for the team proclaimed It aroojig the best Duke WEATHER FORICAKT Partly cloudy and continued warm scattered ahnwers over coustiil areas Saturday: Sunday considerable cloudiness with scatieird showers and nut ao wuim RAINCOATS and RUBBER BOOTS WHOLESALE Gilron Go Inc 10C9 (ienrals St Columbia SWEATERS All itylai and colors Wo have Sweaters with sleeves without 'sleeves end in coat sweeter style BECKER'S SHIRT SHOP Next Te Metropolitan Jbtauxant LIQUOR STORE Mf HARDIN ST A FIVE POINTS COPELAND CO 14M MAIN ST VP Li -u.