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1 DURHAM MORNING HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER 28 1933 HR NEELS TO CLOSE SMlOlf ftGIINST DIM CMALIEBS Wildcats momns FOOTBALL THIS WEEK Seven Virginia Gridders Who End Careers At Hill Today Big Crowd Expected To See Turkey Day Game Kickoff At Two Cavaliers Taka Final Workout In Kenan -350-Piece Band Will Entertain Fan During Half-Carolina Griddera Doped To Triumph By BOB MADRY Chapel Hill Nov 27 For the first time In more than a decade the University of Virginia football team arrived for Its annual Thanksgiving encounter with North Carolina's Tar Heels in time to take its final drill on the Carolina field Take that any way you like but Tar Heel supporters feel it means they are in for a tough contest tomorrow TAR HEEL QUINTET Culuh kfaKvi Tfci Cavallere arrived shortly before Boon May and teak light drills an Kenan fir'd early thla all mean Twenty-eight men were an I hit (quad Only Conrad King regular halfhack nlnini bring ant an cUm probation The Tar Heel alio polished off in final preparation for the clawle gam tomorrow Van Wbb guard llt-eljr will not ac action He la suffering tram severe "lime bum" KICKOFF AT The kick-off will be 3 o'clock in Kenan stadium- The game will mark tba 40th annual ennteat in tha Ceio-llna-Vlrglnla aeries which eonttlltito Um olrtma and mint colorful Turkey fay elarale In tha south Tha Tar Heel taarhm ar n-peeling a hard-foaghl ahwa game The Cavallere hare abewn great power an defense aU season and flaahea nf a powerful ilfraa Maraarar report Imlkmta Uicy hart been pointing far Carotins One recalle tba 1H3 gam when tha Tar llerta rated aa over-wheintlng favorite found thvm-arfvcv an the abort and it I 14 to I ecerr at ChartoWewillo rt K4Ilt held A big pep rally wrae held early tonight under the direction of Chief Cheerleader Letter Oalrow who incidentally was leading hla last football rally Ha to a senior Ah elaborate pfogrsm to planned between halves tomorrow Featuring tha eolorfu topectaela will be a JSO-pln band composed of ouiflla from Lenoir' Charlotte Raleigh and Durham high achooto and tha university band haprs (a make 1KI Us meat aaeeeaahil season since 121 when It lost tidy la Georgia Ta da ae It mart hare a virtory am the Cavallere Far mare than week tha Tar Heels have pre-parrd lot tha eaunted forward lot-oral attack of tha Virgin lane (arv'lu ta ei peeling wide-open OPEN GAMS LOOMS The Tar Heels may gwUUato with an bpea gams ihemMlves It thla hop-peua the spectators wUl duubilrw be treated to one of tba moat thrilling games of Um season Stia Mala and Horry Martin ire the leaden of th Cavalier barkfleld TheM triple-treat twins were largely Mpoosibto fur two of the moat epee-taeular plays fur Um nation thto season one netting 107 yards and the other IT yards Against thla pair Coach Carl Bnavely will pit Demon Don Jerk-own three -fold threat man himself lilt superb sU-anmnd play hoe been a big feeler In Carolina's march obleh baa railed pp top points to 44 fnr appanento while winning seven of eight games prrtatil itortlnf lineup' Vo Virglalo SCortb tarolloa J- ley ICI aw Tr-mpcg Igy Pelbeto hya Uavnpart Daniel nremmNt Mrlvte 4 red Ivina PI Wilkin peifbek to Mill nita-r kci lH Mehmist M'WIgniHrty irs-CI WH Conner Fk Mr'in Hu'chtna Offttit'e: neferee Dater umpire keek iDavtolu'in: hug I'ti-imaa dekena itmor and Henry: field fndro Biewee iMeriiuMl Tobacco Shooters Beat Golden Belt 1 1 i i toner win OJsbaiaa i Ml vs VssSevbdt at NllkHUlr InlKkT 1 vs (suasasM (It) laslagtea rrssuM vs User's si at BsiUmero Vive's' vs Ifstlb Csrsnas (H) si tbsi mu Mtb Csv" tit WsshlucMS sad Lm flit 1 Cstsnbta Vlrgiala MUiury IS) vs VlXflala Fy 1181 al nasasb Wart Vtrgtala tr Lsfsi at Ksw Or-ms EAST Cslrste () vs Svsva (It) et free- Ksrtb CotuMaa elate ts Cslbslls at R'MbiilMtt Ksvib Dsbsto (VI to Ossrgu Ravblae-Isa (t) st Wssklagtsa Maw tn) I' (Ui vs fardkam (Ml at New Vtrb Csras" (IB) vs Psaasrlvanla till si retisdsiehia mtsksrgb I mi vs Carasglu Ttb () sc Ptutbaigb Bacbasll () vi TCaiela at Fblla-erlebta CSNTkAI' Wsssurl () Vi low (M) at Law- Ontsa Stats Wvbraaba al Lisvsls IS Lasts iV vs Wsablagtsa (H at I Ink Caalsooty vs Xavier al ctsets Si WXtT WstMattow lists l) vs It Maf at Ssa rnattM Drsbc irSwi Tasssa Osaiaga 1J vs rarilaad I) at Part-Isad Oklabca vs Oklahsna (Si si Hsvaisa Arbsatas (1) vs Tabs (1) Tslis tiiSi lit! Vs Tvxss a () st Caitega ttoUsa DstrsH IvftiS Task at Labbssk nocxiMot NTatre CstarsOs (1) vs Dssvtr (SI at Dra-vsr Vlsk lists dry vs rtek (1 st fsta Lskv CHy CvIvrsO Hats vs Mvw lltais at aieaeusvqu bidst" ((HIM Rsstoa Lolvvvtllr vs Miami at MtaaL (Wight) tartnoar xaiT amy It) Maty (II at rbltadileMa Rviy Crus 11 vs bntua CvUvgt U) 8 NtitHf Darlaouia CsteaM al Now Xvrk Friavstva (S) vs Vsi (1) ag bvw Ksvsn SOCTU Alstom rstjT (1) vt PlarMa (HI st MIsmL Ossrgta (ft Osvrgla Task (M si atlsota tosWaus Italu (ID vn Tv loos JID at Ntw irr'Tius Wsvtsrn MaryUiM (II) vs Ossfgs tswa (Si at Palllmsrti Hlssisslyyl (1) vs alHlulsU (tl al Oslifd -T Make vs it fOl'THtriir 0vu(kero MvtbsCtoi (l) vs Tnss CbrlaUso ill al rrt Worth Bsrlw Ml vs kiss Id) si Hvustsu ltM sacem art IMvd te panoihmat) HOPE VALLEY IS LICKED 27 TO 13 Led by Tcntal Adame the Machine Gunner detested Hop Talley 17 to It at the a A lest night In a regular Commercial v-h-h league contest Play was rough end numerous fouls were called 1 BEIT FLAYERS Weed Hope Valley coaler led hi team effusively with six palate whit Bawl Adams aad Bleb starred far th winners Adaam chalked sp a total ef 10 petals -Dm ItaMf! VmIIm Gunn Adltt dan MPbMm4 a I JW I aerritiusJrree 9 traMvisviiititt )f KOWltA irtveeg eeweedeaoWap I I rxoaMMiM WUKlB t-W(nne 9 9t9l9 6slscqitsgfgM JJ Kg Vlltff Q( i i nlHlf FMiftMtirtMvM AtlSMg I lee miateiiigltiu III IITlI oewo wp tvvdo euqpaerl Xaftm: aiU 1 to I LOWES GROVE IS WHIPPED 34 T06 Oak Orove whipped Lowwe Grow tor the second time this season yes-wrday by the score of 34 to 6 Joe Glenn fiashy end scored three of the tourhdowni and Ben Lore a auteti-lute accounted tor the other two Ctoiey Brinkley plam-klcked aU the extra potnta Cpchurrh poshed over Lowes Grove's only tally Oak Grove's starting Rnoup In-eieded Dunugan and Gtenn nda: GroMmo aad Tbompnim tackle: XhcTTun tad (handter guards Haney center and Trueman FWHard Brinkley and Shaw bucks STARTING LINEtT Lowe Orove'a starting lineup tag compered of Upchurch and Green end: LSnvd and Page tarka: Massey and Hall guards Chipp (renter and M-Ca3 Pouera May and Foe bucks The gmmo marked tho (torn of tho ins reoaan Ire both rlnta Kitchln And Paterson Unanimous Choice Bershak And Rose Rate Highly Walton Kitchin Wake classy little quarterback and Haywood Paterson Auburn's great tackle were unanimous choices on an all-opponents team selected yesterday by the 20 leading members of Duke football team Both Kltrhla and Paler polled tt vote Other leaders wem Gilbert Auburn center with 10 votes: Bershak af North Carolina and Base ef Tennrisrn end with II rote seek Th team with number of voted cast ter each follow: i BERSHAK LISTED Enita Berihak North Carolina IS Rote Tennessee IS Other end: Jordan Georgia Tech 3 ZlUa Washington and Lee 3 Tackles tenon Auburn 30: Ferrer State I Other tackles: Brown Glenuon 0 Boolno Washington and Lee 3: Chance Georgia Tech 3 Gasr da Fltesimmons Georgia Taeb I Bonin Washington and Lea fit for guard and threo for larkla which fires him tha ether guard pest with eight to taL Bonin plays both tackle and gaud Other guards: MrCmekey Auburn 7 InaMnet Clerasea Berry Washing and Lee six each: Gantt Auburn I Erin Narth Carolina Gaffary South Carolina Sabol State one each Center Gilbert Auburn If Babol 0 State I Quarterback Kitchln Wak Fhg-eit 20 ROBINSON LEADS 1 HaUbacki Robinson State BerUnakl state I Other halfbacks: Jackson North Carolina 7 Palmer Tenneieee MitebeO Auburn I antes State Pittman Davidaon and Hitchcock Auburn two each: Edwards Georgia Tech and Dickens Tenneieee one each Fullback Lippe Tennessee llj Hutchins North Carolina 3 BaUey Washington and Lee aad 1 Appleby Garegin Tech tw each EAGLES TO PUV BOliMSTOMV The North Carolina coltog Eagles will celebrate bomecomlng day her this afternoon when they mix with th A te college Bulldogs at 1:30 Crock Tewaeend vent hta squad through Ks final practice vavalva yesterday aftemeaa to pmpara-ten far the eeatert which wO decide the state rhampioasblp Bl'LLDOGS FAVORED Although the vtaitlng Bulldofs am doped to win tho Eagle be been eaenlng along strong In their recent engsgomente end ar hopeful of taking another state ehamploaAlp Officials of I ho heal bmltta-Uon located oo the south end af Fayetteville street a re expecting Mrord-hraaklnf crowd and special seating arrangrarnU have been mode for white fane SETTER WINS Wlnaton-Sotam Nor 37 8 Porta Peer lew a setter dog owned by Bobbitt of Winston-Salem and handled by Dewey English of High Point erptured first place the Carolina field trials clubs open-free-for-all stake the major event carrying a 7J0 prise at FarmlMtoiL weal of the eity today LOOK Wsa Xsw 3543 II3S 1363 1133 3333 1213 3213 ms 3371 1243 3323 flfS 3243 1143 14 Cbev Coach 13 Cbev Coach II Cite Coop II Cbev Rdslr 4 Ford Coup II Dodgo Sedan Nash Sedan Fw Better Caro and Retire Prices Sro Inc EAST MAIN ST ofmii Annual Wake Forest-David-son Scrap At Gore Field Begins At 2 Wake Forest Nov A Wildcats and Wake Deacons will square off here on Gore field at 2 tomorrow in their annual Thanksgiving day battle that also will mark Wake Forest's homecoming day observance Th haul rated a a a "ns-Ural" will bo wag 6 os flam term as th loaor wiB bo re legated to th Big flea cellar for ISIS Neither team was faverod tonight TRAM AT RALEIGH Ooeha "Doe" Newton and 0m Me Ever brought their Datidaon team to Raleigh late today to spend th night and will com here tomorrow morning Th Wildcat did not work today Tho Wak Foraat team went through a light drill kef am Coach Jim Weaver pronounced th Doueai ready for th Wildcat Svral change warn nude ta tha Deaean starting linen Um pfofteti starting liawye: DerMeea Wake Fereet wiiiiejue an era IT Cathey do et4 qawde Swea to Dick Muuaa ah k(iey til hlMM Sums a Mimftfi MCipf Itogm Wibwi oi Wifnir Winding gMMtiMii(4iti oIim httMii awis Kltehn UK ArmfitM vtvftiaMiOtfiteaf Wirrrn LM befferty iiliepniigg McCarthy Tarteimuik Denial Offtalal' Cauwy ISeulh Carsllaal reteree Htp iWoffordi unplrej Xteth tWerth CaeeUaelr heed llaemiea Ferry (Beall field fuega BOSS COCHRM IS Mickey Would Like To Get Al Simmons And Tickets To Army-Navy Grid Game By KDDIK BR1ETS 1 (Associated From Sport Writer) New York Nov 27 (AP) Mickey Cochrsne pepper pot msnsger of the world champion Detroit Tigers blew Into town today snd officially kicked the lid off the hot stove league- item ostensibly on basin ran! taste to ta boy barrow or swipe a too pie af ticket to tk Army-Novy gam which ho mean to see rain or shine whether or no Til honest with yoo" be mid "I don't know which I'd gather am right A Irani nnc in our outfield or those football tickets You don't know wham I ran set a pair do you?" FLU AVTHORITY Mickey la on hie way back to Detroit from a ronfUtnm in Miami with Walter Briggd new earner of tba Tiger went to Florida aa manager of tha club but comes bark with Um double-barreled title of vice pm-ident end manse rr with fuu authority tat the selling trading end handling of beU players "It to early ta ten haw th Amertraa Imgne wUl (hop qp next year" he said "hat yen ean bet mart ef the (Ink wtfl be euwagthoned I look fee tae-of boring and trading ag the Chirac aeuetiag next month "If Boston really haj got all those players from Philadelphia may be the Red Box will be the club bv to beat TbeyH be tough with thorn reinforcements" OCTFI ELDER WANTED Except ter an outfielder Cochrane la willing to stand pat with hi Tigers HeU try to buy a herd-blttmg patrolman during th winter if not Al Simmons then somebody else Mickey thicks Biramtma would Just sbout mean a third-straight pennant for the Bengal Dyke demanded 11000 and Gerald Walker for Blantons "I figure wtU be etmngwr than loot arsssn because wtU ham better war rum Some of our oafia have reaBy II na rorurds I've got a one-man baseball team be Rady York from Beaumont can cnieh play Ike oatrield tint base and kit tills saa-of-a-gna may bo the anewur to oar oatflsid probtem ROSS SIGNED TF "Third sackm Not that we need) any but ne'e go comer on the: market Just tb aam Ill try cut three la addition to Flea Clifton Doc Rose from Beaumont Oil English from Portland aad Cheater Labte bom Milwaukee 3 took Lke the real goods We're recalling Chester Mar-SW an outfielder from TWedo too" KERSEY PRAISED Ctefhrane expert grra: thing firm Chad a bg pitehev who vwqi mom than 90 imi for Toronto taut vricn Kiarey has bren tn the ma-07 betom with th white 6i Bmwti Mu-key repnrte that big Greenbrrg bM tfugfing fimt sacaer ta a hrtdouL "I kavral seen aM Raakas stare Um strtm" ho aald -Any-wav bow oaa tba gwy bold onl when bo baonT boon mag a can mart? doamt know wkol we going to after bbn" Cftwce Poll Of Northwestern Michigan Gridders Gives Minnesota Big Margin Chicago Nov (AP) the opinion of a number of young men who nhould know If Anyone does of the Northwestern snd Mfchijrun Minnesota's 1935 foot-bsll team was etronircr than Ohio State's Buckeyes A pall of Northnwvter aad Mirkigao only ommoM foes of (hr two groat toama which 1 tied for tho championship mroals that Minneoota ao aliiwal nanlmona hot not by mark Kmry Wall nine pasted cast hi vato far Minneoala AN bat two Nortbwmtem vote vrrnt to Ih Gophonk Only throw Wildcat and Walrvr-tnes bowerer felt thi MutneoMa rated mom than a mild edge- S3 neat lYdertm Michigan guard said be would "glee Mtonrort a couple of touchdown over Ohio Don Heap and Hugh Duvall Jforthwettem back agreed them "no queaUnn but that Mtanoanto was WALDORr VNDFCinFD Onach Henry Klpkw of Mkhkian gam a qualified tote tor Mlnneeata whit L)nn Waldorf Ncrthwettem' head enarh eouldut moke a rliotc "From the way the two teams p'aved agalurt us" Ktpke (aid "I thought Minnmivla bad mom power" "Tltey wem two great train" WaU darf said AU Um Wlidcafa and Widvertne figured a meeting of th Ctophrr and Buckeye would a tuai'M worth going to see Captain BIU Kenwer Michigan a VoungUeww IO) hoy aald "It would be a grand haul and tha mult waald awfully rlen la though I ham to bach Ohio ta Ifm I rant hrlp ran reding HinaewU a alight edge" 'Two swell Irarna" Waiile Cruice co-raplatn of Notlhweatern aald lute was nvu rveaed It seemed to me and it defense vu auiwrktr to Ohio a a OMn had By FRED HANEY Hunting Season Start WITH THE srrivst of the qusil hunting sesson todsy hundreds of msrksmen will tike to tho woods in search of game snd recreation1 Reports indicate the supply of birds this season is larger than in the past few years which means more amusement for the men who follow the dogs Hunting if done right is great However there are a lot of hunters who never enjoy their treks into the woods to the fullest extent because they stage their expeditions on an organized basis Durham has a large number of good hunters among them George Whitted dog fancier and former manager of the Durham Bulls 4 a 4i In a kail avian with Georg yesterday th qamUou of hoot- big wo brought uul th Twnn pmeoeded to giro wm and ttauTa abt ih apart BeUcrtng they may prove bean- fietal I 4bor hunters oro ftertng Georga'a aaggeotlsn Hem they am: Wbon you tert a httmlng tup mtk up ymr mind that you will taovw aU buttnea at home and that no matter who you are or what yow financial statu may be thla 1a oo Unw when you am Just a man and entitled to Just an tn break They my then ta no bettor way to toll man than on a hunting trip Faad yoof dg Itgbity In lb morntog qoll Utile while be-fem yoq Mart ae this vtn ma him to reUev himself beforo gelling In Ih ear win abo ghs him strength for iht morning port of th bunt At noon feed Mm a BUI mam Utoa you did la th morning ho will bnvo plenty of ttma to dlgort Too will not ear to boot ta tb middle of the day and wilt freshen him ap and make him mom eager lee Ih alter noon part af th bnt It wtU aim keep him from mting anything dead that he may find In th weeds uhiek might he pebon pal all lor some porpoan and to wilt keep him from eating a bird that ha been chat ap badly At alght when yan bring him In wash eat hto era rood with oitbar borte arid or warm mil water Wash hto toga In bo water These am soro aad awalton from I ho many mite bps covered daring th day If yon gag ta rotter remove oil oorttlo bona from hto mat eepartelfj wader hto arm pita Now lot Mm root intR yew ham had year meal Ton ran now feed him ran clean wp Fresh clean water and a wvU balaneed diet I alt a dog needs far bn ttamorb daring banting sraaen if ho bn been property cared ter daring tho ff-aiwsn 1 IDJtYU Two Big Interscctional Con tests To Feature Schedule Games In All Chapel HuTnov Games with New York university in Madison Square Garden January 15 and Navy here February 8 are Intersectional contests listed on the University of North Carolina's 1936 basketball schedule announced today The athedulo Includes It games opening on Juneary with Clam-on college coming hero and dosing with tba annas! Southern (onlereneo tournament on Marrh I I and 1 Thera are IS home games Sixteen nf the game are with Baolhern conference opponent Bach of Um Big Flea will ha met twleo CONFERENCE cramps The NYU haa am of Um out-Handing baaketball teams In tha nation Last year many expert rated them Mo 1 on the court Tha mooting of Um violet an the White Phantom Southern conference champion will bo on of the return of the big winter program in Madison Square Ctairden Jim Mi'Caeheea who mado AH-Bonthera aa a aopbotnaro and repeated ae a Junior last winter wlU repiala th last WbK Than-toms Walter BkMmar will taka ver the eaaehlng dollr for Ih 1636 aeaenn to anable (irorge I (Ito) Phepard ta devote fall lima 4 hto dalle as aaetotonl direetor of olblvtlr Coarb Skidmore led tha fiwoh loom lo a Baby Fiv tlita Jart year TIIE BCllEIH'Lr Th eumplet srtxttul follow January: Ctonuon her 4 Da vldenn there 7 Wak Fomot her: 10 VJ I them: II and there IS Virginia hem IS NXU Utora II Slat her 30 floulh Carotin here 31 VML them 34 Virginia them Maryland them February: 1 Snuth Ckrolln them 4 Wake Foreet Uteri: 6 Duke hem: 0 Mavy Inie IS Davidaon here 14 Mat tlMre IT and brr SI Duke Durr 34 Cletnaon them 31 VM here Marrh: 1 0 1 flottihore eonfemnm tournament at Raleigh WOLVES TO FACE CATI10UCTEAII Raleigh Nov 37 B'atok Wojfpeck thtke-dofeaied Ulto oraaan took it lsil gi idn wurkimt of the year at Ivrr today and tonight departed FINAL CAME Washington Nov Catho-unhetiity'a giliktera culeruin tore Umnmw afternvn In tie ftna! gtttie of the year i i Carbolic won the ouly ottirr time tlwae tvsns hare met in to 7 in 131 The kickoff tor 3 rvvk i prn-ae Sum ret Pa alkali Plate i S-hna-r Fire a-ryi'a Irvl Ut n-r raaga Hr4HI i' ta -i 1 Mart Wait Farrar OR a aeriy vt Oi-a-iat Bar at Mi Pwrka cs u- nr- aa Xv It a- ai rn-a: r-e itra- -i Pvic'k I 4 Faega tkvn 1 rnifj Coach Believes Xacy Team Will Win Wert Nov ifV- Om Anrva cjarh tfnt g'itn to alibis thit 1m ss'j if hi Cadet Isw trjna tlw Naij at Phlwlf'pno Balituay be Ctr eit a-irjinred trau la Vo-' Sam' toved belinl a ties p'd hgh w'ta 'r: of I-irma- t'r-rj 'a be lifted tjiivt um It- asi ta IvaJ ariy nod t-rt to irat-h trjrh i'm s-'w hsiy prr la more tha a per can rtpe OlLirC lOOTBttL Transih snta Merrts llarrey I nivevedy ag Freshmen If rnv Oklahema Jaatar 1 £iL Trfovte rtd hunt tg c'-a ard Uvob lad until you are cut enr- to tote y-v ttem a- vfilrd Inn) Scoring 223 out nf a possible 550 abuts Train Riaiichard led (lie llg gelt A Myers rfle team to a well-amed vietry over ilia Oo'drn Belt ouilit here lent night The Jual score was 1006 to 62 Individual scores fellow: Liggett A Myera Blanchard 5IJ Pan I 211 Af-vd 24 Ralph Ferrell 186: Alva William 165 CKIden Ben Johnwn sip on oftoree and dWenae and Row Barker Jll Til Puke 196 Pan driU- plwrt j- ectr iheir last getne fw Hutto 1 tomorrow for Waalili-al-it to play Cath-aim Cardinal tomorrow afternoon loarh Honk Andcraan took It men and his entir aoadtlng staff with him to VtsaMntton and Ih quod atpremed high hope of op-aeltkng the favored Cardinola TVttsya work featured a dummy Now For Hunt FOR the bunt First know whom land you are gnlng to hunt you do not knire the land owner go to the bnum and ask hi mnemt greater number of high das backs You will surprised to Vm bo many farmer permit you to bun think Minnejuta onuid have won tFml "xwnr that ordinarily am nppiwed to any kind of Mmvnr And don't orerlndt ft fart that you can be Indicted for hunt leg on land without first gvuing permlmton Afire getting bis petmtednn to bant ahe ymm apprertelton by net sheeting too rto-o to bit boom or torn tot by not tearing dawn hi wire fence If tob ever these near a peat yen will find they are onsler to got ever than when eremrd In the middle and win net mere wire to sng Re mart careful when sheeting In pasture where be has Rie-stork waning one wounded row er harm ulU yot ste ta 11 hunting and rtfhlty so Du not rid or walk over freshly mw wheat or vy firth Areund' lire edgu make farmer any more this tack of thinking Hatch ym cigarette and rigor butts and cspeelany that pip on a wtably day when overytblng dry tinder Now don't rart by teSWl Hr parter what a wreiAe-fifl b-d yeure I Tod ht hare i (lay is fn rr there wrer hm breu 11 Bflt Ut OTIIIR9 SAT Hem 1 what mu of tb other had to say Fran tfchunian Mu-hlgsn lineman: "MUuiesotn is the le-uihrr bo: 111 like jRiparirg the brat tli bettor" Faih 14 ray Nerthweitern tackle: "Mtnnrsau'i rape -tar line was tb difference brtwrea them" Ifogh Derail harlbwestem foUhack: "Mrenmeta'a line mem than offset the versatility of Ohio Stele's bocks" Slav Retd ard Cart Sfnr North nes'ern guardm hired Oh State d4-M-wt-4 with Um otV: aha said M-ttnearta's lne seemed Do You Go to the Garaga in Doubt on Chilly Morning i Do ft brr tre fnr rv ef a dovttfid iritif en If yaa da if t'-mr tr rvptir eig Wtak battrrlra Olth BATTERIES K-plere wt'h a nw Ffrrvtnr for aoirerf iur ln more po aod dnudility Winter trairrrratree term aad (rertirg by hand many mUna aa'r and et qatcxrr atarllR a avw nrr-ma Battery pEIDlvfsro'N tXANOCB M6TOA(6 1 yv-M ira'y Ite'Vuiiore N-v 37 iM kei Th-tt is kr-'au as the 1(sn of tos d'ji-iU TrAr -e grulwr to eM-g svn to the a mar be rvu-: 'Fory year ts a iurg f-x-JMj he tdy beV-v eng fre tr -e Trra-rvra kt aclregu rmutue ag Chetter Fa bd Oer The quicirrt way to astoU bB e'-'rrJt to krvk 'he other VVu'l Are- qutok to are hre gwl pncj FOOTBALL-THANKSGIVING DAY CLASSIC NORTH CAnOLIIlA COLLEGE VS A COLLEGE FOR STATE CHAMPIONSHIP COLLEGE PARK KICK OFF ATI :30 PM Admiaaton: Adult $100 (Tw Inc) Student 40e Bpretel Basting Arenngtmmvm tor White Spretataro But If he hppe hurt 5hl w'l hove ben a b-au-Tu sh-H be'nw the that 1 praj on Deal go beastlfu at prtl mett Ikreogk Ibh ton te yror (Ores tawed en 1 1.