Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 19

Section Sport news and feature got slp from automobile row VOlTxXIX NoT 299' Winston Salem Journal WINSTON SALEM CTSUJ Section Sport nows tn! features toa sip from automobile row A 40 ive Sections 1 4 Carolina Upsets Dope by Defeating Maryland on Soaked ield Duke University alls Before Washington and Lee Eleven White Raps orward Jack McDowell Runs Wild as North Carolina State Wolf pack To Score Touchdown Crushes Clemson Under 18 to 6 Score in Conference Contest Wall to Bring Home Dick Gray Leads Cats Timers Defeat Pointer Team To Win Over Terriers Score 7 to 6 Score 13 to 6 Erskine Beats Guilford Team at urman Beats Mercer Bears Wildcat touchdown Grey 141 LG i Gobblers Win Georgia Upsets Dope By Citadel alls Over Colgate Defeating Yale in Game In Easy Game lorida Beats Auburn Ele ven Haw I pars Mattox to kicked mln ellows Be Caught Like This Missouri Beats Nebraska Eleven Wear a Louisiana State ights College Suit Crimson Tide to 0 0 Tie LT period same Come in and try one on 'learbury 6 0 6 0 QB HIJnn but tho margin line Into the ball pass goal Yale ground gainer with and igg starring In by 21 a stub 6 Laws In the second scored place total gives thirteen to Intor Botli scorn the who from by 18 Adams Outen MvDowall Warren all over the gridiron to give his mates an over the Clemson Col thSreby avenging de I her I lot tflt arii3 llstlessness of affair caused and a drizzle tho contest wns outstanding punts nf Of High Dresbnoh MARYLAND GAiNS EDGE IN GAINING irst downs Yardage gained through line Yardage around ends Yardage on passes Total from scrimmage 1 Average distance punts orward passes attempted orward passes completed Opponents passes intercepted Total distance losses umbles Opponents fumbles recovered Penalties yards onu 110 and Gullford Marsh al 1 Hoyle rancis Cannon Beaman Moon Holt Robinson Cox Moore Parrish In tho march Wofford Player erP bartran King Turkey tile Juhton Brown Kennedy (c) Wright Jones leming Wright of Davidson thia after li owe ver for HTiHE on nigh Point Gan uo Thompson Dixon ItHjser XVnthmn Hultoi) McMunnis Browser Dresbnoh Perdue of stnrM of Blunt find brilliant of Capps ran offense Institute by defeating today The outplayed the In the second period Lautzcnhelscr broke lino at right tackle Held and sprinted CO touchdown his mates Conn University of of the most the football downing Yale a rainfall during the latter part of the game lie scored first across Willard Wideman Ingram Skelton Thompson igg King Blanding cO Duval WHson IfaMcJmeyer Citadel Chattanooga 1 I Upsets All Dope hy Outplaying Eastern and Winning 6 to 0 he his the fiercely In interference third period the Mooch' three times LT LG I 0 Parkin Bums (Georgia Again in the first period Taylor Alabama backfield sub fumbled the ball which rolled behind his own goal posts Again a speedy re covery and Taylor carried the ball to his own 20 yard line before he was downed The ball was slippery and the field a sea of mud Except for these two occasions the game resolved itself Into a punting duel between the opposing teams and a line bucking contest between the powerful Crimson line and the speedy little back field rg RT REQBLHRHB Whisnant Adds Extra Point to Give Tar Heels Close Win Over Old Liners Smart studied 'suits styled by those who are in on the of fashion Hap sac weaves Royal Cheviots Tiger Stripes in brown blue grey and black Their style is the three button coat with the seamless back and seven button vest Their price represents high quality at a low figure Kansas City Thomas Mangun City Kans was tonight at airfax a new plane which he was testing went Into a spin when 300 feet above ground The ship had been built for Murray Dilley Jr of Kansas City Kans 18 who la an entrant for the $1000 prlz" offered by the American Society for the Promo tion of Aviation for a cross coun try flight by a youth Auburn Ala Oct 8 (ZP) The University of lorida's Gator put a crimp In home com ing festivities this afternoon and romped through the plainsmen with ease to hand them their third straight setback 33 to The extreme heat of the after noon hovering round 92 degrees proved a light burden to the Al ligator backfield qulnet Bowver Bishop Smith Owens amt Crab tree ns they consistently darted around ends snagged passes and alertly snatched fumbles to con vert them Into long gains and points Th" Tigers showed fight tinder the shadow sf their own goal and twice squelched tho alligators crajvl within their ten yard line Run Wild Through Tiger Defense to Take Easy Victory 33 to 6 five the the second In the Uqutlrh Tip Inthnm Baptists Defeat Georgia Team Despite Brilliant Work of 1 Smith hold back the of Parkinson star latter In the a pass an nt took a rlod ond Ing ers way West Point Oct UP) The Army football team defeated the Marquette University to 12 today but only after borp battle Marquette scored first opening quarter after a from midfield Army rallied and tied It when Cagle who starred today broke loose and ran sixty yards for a touchdown In the second quarter Army forged ahead on a placement coal by Langdon from the ynrd line The lead was Increased to a safe margin In the third when Mur rell and Cagle each contributed a touchdown ighting to the last Marquete tallied again tn the last period when Dunn threw a thirty yard pass to Corbett who dashed 25 more for a touchdown Minnesota Wins Minneapolis Minn Oct 8 W) Driving end runs and off tackle plunges carried Minnesota's regu lars and reserves to a 40 to 0 vic tory over the Oklahoma Aggies In the Memorial Stadium here today Captain Joesting crack fullback was held back by Coach Spears for more important 'battles Hamilton Oct lashing a bewildering irginia polytechnic sprang a surprise Colgate six nothing Gobblers thoroughly Maroon completing seven forward passes and displaying a smashing running attack Colgate showed ragged playing at critical moments Peake I halfback scored in the second period going over after a long had placed tho ball In position Peake and Mattox played stellar games and the former got 45 to 60 yards with his punts Gallo way and Dowler his substitute featured for the Maroon attack being the only Colgate backs able to gain The line up: General ullback Climbs Ont of Sickbed to Win Victory for Mates RG RT RE QB LHnilB hy auarteiB Hampden Sidney fl 0 0 0 fl Hlrh Volnt 0 0 0 0 Offictals: Referee Holland (Vlrrlnln) umpire Compton headltneamftn Johnston Oak Ridge Oct 8 David son reshmen were defeated hero today by tho Oak Itidgo Cadets II to 0 The game was played in a driving rain and water stood two Inches deep In somo spots on the field Tho Cadets started oft with a bang and tn a Jew minutes had the Wild Kittens on their own yrtr1 line mnde a b'td pass duo to slick ball and McCall was thrown for safety In tho second quarter rasier carried the ball over with a pretty oft tackle play tn the samo quarter water again aided tho Cadels when Brock wns unable to control tho slippery ball amt a IlnvMson half wns thrown for tho second safety This ended tho scoring and the last two quarters were played on more even terms efforts of Alabama to conference season with a the first ne and a field goal In the sec was the extent of acor while the slashing Southern hammered and passed their to a touchdown In each of first two quarters and held their lead doggedly through the second half Georgia punted to Its own 35 yard line and Yale's fourth march began A pass Into the end zone Soon gave Georgia the ball on Its own 20 yard line and Yaly's last chance to snatch victory from tho Southerners was gone A 15 yard pass Johnston to stes In the first period gave Georgia the lead Johnson kicked goal making the score 7 to 0 Yalo tied the score near the close of the quarter Caldwell threw a 35 yard pass to Scott Yale left end who caught the ball on the goal line Cox kicked goal mak ing the score 7 7 Yale took the lead In tho sec ond period A 62 yard run by Cox after a pass by Caldwell placed the ba 11 on 20 yard line Caldwell fumbled and Georgia recovered and kicked 'out or danger Another long placed Yale In a position for from the 30 yard line giving a 10 7 lead Georgia came back a few utes later to sooro a touchdown and take a four point lead which they guarded the rest of the game A 20 yard pass Brooks to Dudley and the subse quent 34 yard run placed the ball Chattanodga Tenn Oct With Captain Lautzenhelaer tak ing tho lead with two brilliant runs nt 60 and 80 yards one from lino of scrimmage and tho other In re turn of a Citadel punt the Univer sity of Chattanooga Moccasins dashed to a 31 to 6 victory over tho Chni lesion Cadets The Moccasins scored the first touchdown on the first play of the game Smith passing 15 yards to ennell who raced 75 yards to tho goal line Captain through reversed ya ids to clipping In the sins scored three times Ovcr meyer passed to Barrett for the llrat touchdown of the period the receiver making a 15 ynrd run after tho toss Ward Moccasin fullback broke through tho Cadet lino a few minutes later and charged up field for 5(1 yards to place the ball on the Citadel 18 yard line when Barrett went off tackle for tho touchdown Tho fifth Moccasin touchdown and tho third fur the quarter came when Captain Iautzenhelser returned a Cadet punt 80 yards with beauti ful clipping Interference by his mates In the fourth period Teddy Huchlson Citadel sub qaartcrback dashed 25 yards through the Moc casin secondary defense for tho only Cadet touchdown The only point after touchdown was scored by Chattanooga on a pass Overmeyar to Barrett In tho Chattanooga line Milton Thompson Jim Cassidy guard and Joe Kopcha tackle wero outstanding or the Cadets Captain Bland ing at quarter triple threat man was tne main Ingram King the line Lineup and State Suffers Raleigh Oct victory over Clemson here today "wns a costly victory" Gtaduate Manager Tat Stafford of State said tonight Chink outen pile driving halfback was carried off the held In the Anal period with a badly In jured knee which Mr Stafford said may prove costl yto the team Nun sucker veteran back who played part of the game also received a twisted shoulder and Vaughn guard suffered a side wound 7 7 (i Ward (dron Submit titions for North Carolina: Carolina Eleven Sweeps Through Quaker De fense to Win 18 to 0 A Gastonia Oct Erskine bowled over Guilford three touchdowns here today to 0 Rain almost took the game times fumbles were frequent due to the slick ball and wet field but there was an abundance of fast and at times brilliant football Pat Crawford's Quakers In the final period outplayed Erskine but nothing could steady plunging quarter for the a touchdown minutes threw goal line to'MacMackln for second touchdown in the quarter and skirted end third for tho final six points Miller center for Erskine was a rock of defense as was Captain Barkley at tackle Parrish Hoyle and Moore were good for Guilford In the final period when Guil ford played best Erskine held inside the born the attack Spartanburg Oct 8 The Davidson Wildcats this afternoon continued their triumphant foot ball stride for this season by win ning tho third game on their grid iron card defeating the Wofford Terriers 12 to 2 Brilliant dashes by the trio of ground gaining backs for Davidson and the uncertainty of the final outcome by frequent rumbles onset the the long drawn out by a muddy Held throughout most of Dick Grey the Davidson cap tain came Into prominence here this afternoon by his superb play ing and proved a gallant loader in tho Wildcat victory but he was closely followed In his great runs by Mutt Nisbet the 145 pound Da vidson fullback these two players tying for first honors in the Wild cat victory Tribute pluckiness team end opened up gains but passes Raleigh Oct A tall slim youth in the person of Jack McDowell flashy State Wolfpack halfback passed punt ed and ran here today 18 6 victory lege Tigers feats of the past two seasons McDowell was not elected to score either of three touch downs but his ability to advance the ball on numerous occasions resulted In scores that Childress and Goodwin his ends counted after taking bullet like shot passes Clemson fighting an uphill battle In all periods except the third found the going hard against a reorganized forward Wolfpack wall which a week ago had crumpled before urman Padgett a substitute put across the Tiger touchdown In the third period after Captain Eskew had raced 50 yards with an Intercepted pass to State's 14 yard line In the final period State play ers tackled the Tiger safety man on his own 10 yard line a fumble resulting Lepo Wolfpack guard grabbed the ball and scored The work of McCarley both on the offense and defense stood out prominently for the visitors while Swafford's play In the line was brilliant at times Warren backed up the State line In big style Birmingham Ala Oct 8 (fl1) Coach Tigers of Louisi ana State University today accom plished what has been Impossible for three seasons the successful checking of the Crimson Tide of Alabama three time champions of the Southern Conference The final score was 0 0 Conceded slight chance for vic tory against the powerful Crimson eleven the Tigers nevertheless de fied all start its win Given two breaks of the game tonight would have had the added honor of a victory These two breaks came In the IlrSt period Shortly after the opening whistle Brasfield Alabama back dropped back of his goal posts to punt In stead he fumbled and as everal players closed in to seize the opportunity he recovered and punted out of danger Score by periods: North Carolina 7 0 0 Maryland 0 0 0 Scoring touchdowns Thomas Points after touchdown Whisnant kirk) Davis for Shuler Kesler for Sapp Shu ford for errell errell for Shuford Sapp for Kesler Shubert for errell Mary land: Wondrack for McDonald Tugh for Snyder letcher for Crothers Kennan for letcher Heapy for Yoiinp Tenney for Koehler Roberts for Tenney Officials: Hoban (Dartmouth) referee: Gooch (Vir ginia) umpire Bagley (W and L) head linesman Timo of quarters 15 minutes Attendance p000 Monon PavhUon center Yale Bowl New Haven oct 8 (U) Tho Georgia scored ode decisive upsets season thus far by today by 14 to 10 A touchdown in Georgia Nash 4 Stalling Smith Boland Ja obson Morris(cl Dhlver Broadnax ates McTlgim McCrary 7 fl fl 14 3 0 Duke Holds Small Margin Until Last Period fl Clemson scoring: Touch Officials: Alexander (W Thomas Stands Out in Play for Maryland the boys front College threatened but each time trusty toe of errell and later of Whisnant kept the ball away from he goal line Several times the boys were called upon to punt behind or near their own goal line and each time they delivered despite the wet ball errell was Caroliqp's most outstanding player In carry ing the ball he tied with Ward for honors He backed up the line well and punted better than in tho other two games played on dry fields Schwartz Morehead and Warren stood out in the Carolina line These husky lads spilled the fast heavy Maryland backs time after time for no gain and some time for losses Thomas bore the brunt of the Maryland attack and did a good job of it especially in the first quarter tvhen he carried the ball most of the distance for the Old Liner's touchdown Captain Baf ford was a defensive star for Mary land Maryland gained more ground from scrimmage than Carolina and made tho ten first downs to six for the Tar Heels but Coach Collins' men stopped every threat before It became serious except in the first quarter A crowd estimated at 5000 wit nessed the game and most of them stuck It out in spite of the heavy If breaks over went against a team tho coached' eleven nearly succumbofl to them today Tho frequent offaldo jmnultles iota point first quarter 7 Io 6 kept Washington and Leo from acurlng time after time Even the steady march down the field In the last half of the game is matredl by penalties Loll brilliant half sparkled for tho Generals His punting his cut ting back on dnshoa through tnakle and Ills accurate passing made him outstanding Howe the other Wash ington and Leo half and ltxpnt rlelt tackle also starred The crafty dinting and fleet fool work of Adams and Jnflkoske Duke bricks featured ihn visitors attack Line up and summary: Chattanooga Defeats Cadets in Game eatured by Long Runs Victory Near Close 6 0 is Children Hampden Sidney Smothers High Point College by Score of 6 to 0 Syracuse Wins Syracuse Oct O) Syracuse defeated Johns Hopkins 21 to 6 in Archbold Stadium this afternoon overcoming the great est exhibition of an aerial attack seen in the bowl in many years Johns Hopkins completed ten out thirteen attempted passes: Chapel Hill Oct The Uni versity of North Carolina football team pulled one of the biggest up sets in the Southern Conference this season by taking the measure of the highly touted Maryland University eleven hero this after noon by a 7 to 6 margin Whis dropkick for the extra point after Carolina's touchdown proved the deciding point in the game All the scoring was 'done in the first quarter 'and It fcas the old line boys who broke the Ice After several punts the ball was in play on own 4U yard line rom this point their only sustained offensive drive of the afternoon was launched and with Thomas hitting the Carolina line for sizeable gains the ball was car ride to the 27 yard mark Thomas then passed to Linkous who was downed on the 13 yard line Thomas added three yards Kesl one and In four line plays Thomas had carried the ball over for a touchdown Kesler failed In his attempt to dropkick for the extra point Late in the quarter the ball was in possession on I own 45 yard line and from this point two first downs were reeled oft with Ward 'carrying the ball most consistently ball on the 27 yard mark Ward tried the line twice but with no success Then Whisnant passed to him for ten yards and he wormed his way past the last white marker for Carolina's score Whisnant's dropkick was good Neither team was able to make much progress during the second period the ball see sawing back and forward across the field with little advantage tor either side Late in this period the wrath of Jup was aroused and great biicketfiills of water fell on Emer son ield until It was a sea of mud and water making the play ing surface slippery and the go ing uncertain in the third period neither team was able to make any headway the slippery ball causing them to play cautiously However toward the end ot the quarter the old aggregation pushed the ball Carolina territory and when final neriod sailed with the In Mary possesion on Caro lina's 27 yard line Several times Park the Oak Ridge Wins Over Cat rosh summary: DnllunriK Wie Scott CaMldy Monran Kopcha Thompson Jldl mriell (c) Smith Newbern 0 0 0 rt fill) 0 1 Scoring touchdown: Chattanooga en nell Lautzenheiser (c) (sub lor Smith 2 Barrett (sub for ennell) 2 Cita del: Hutchison (mib for Btandlnc) Of flclak: Darwin (Vlrrlnfa) reforee Mor jran (Mercer) tfinpire Gatalor (Trinity) linesman LTLG0 RG RTREQBLH TUL Plane Test atal Oct 27 of Kansas Instantly killed ield here when on eight yard Una Me Crary Georgia's fullback ham mered his way to a tourhodwn In three attempts Johnson's kick bounced oft the backs of the Yale players for the goal The game was replete with sen sational plays long runs cepted passes and tumbles teams lost opportunities to In the first quarter Yalo losing tho ball on Caldwell's fumble on Georgia's 3 yard line and Georgia losing tho ball on downs a few yards from goal Weak and clum when within striking distance of the goal the Ells vainly sought to overcome the Georgia lend In the last quarter The Southerners however In the final quarter checked four Yale rallies to three of which however Yale contributed much by inop portune fumbles Yale Jed by the brilliant running of Bruce Caldwell made seventeen first dpwns to six for Georgia Sev en costly fumbles on Yale's part however offset Its attack while Georgia went through the game without a fumble Caldwell gained the most ground but ho was unable to make a need ed yard for a touchdown to win the game In the final period Shiv punts always dependable helped the Southerners many times The line up: lll8 Scott Quarrier Green Ryan Webster (c) Eddie iehwick Ho ben Caldwell Decker Cox Periods: Georgia Yaie must bn paid to the of the entire Wofford toward the last they drives for appreciable fumbles or attempted the latter Intercentvd bv Davidson and tho former recov ered by the Wildcats marred the hopes of the Terriers to get a touchdown against the Presbyte rians irst downs were even in the last hair Davidson the five The first In the initial period ford player Intercepted tempted Davidson nass few steps and fumbled Davidson recovering on 35 yard line irst down was made when ten yards were gained in three plays and It was then that Cap tain Dick Grey showed his mettle breaking away for a sweeping end run for 25 yards and a touchdown In the third period Davidson again tallied Taking the hall on their own 26 yard line tho Wildcats began a startling ind thrilling march tor a touchdown In six plays a dis played best for four downs ten yard' line The line up: ErtMiM Pos McMackin LE Barkley RT Jones RG Miller Cathey Donnld McKee Parkinson QB Hindman Boylo LH PJHlhps Score by periods: Erskino 6 Gnilfnrd 0 Scaring touchdowns: Erskine son (2) ackin Officials (Trlitho) rrfcrpp" MrRrnnm Tech) umpire: leggett (Davidson) head linesman Maron (la Obt The Indlvldunl brllllanco of Phoney Smith star halfback could nnt overcome the power of urman's amooth working Purpln Hurricane hero this afternoon and the Bears bowed to I AvaPa vet eran elevon 27 to 13 Tho gnme wns replete with pretty broken livid runs The two teams battled on oven terms the first half which ended 7 7 utter Blunt and Smith each had ni'uU touchdowns Smith scored both nf touchdowns with Inng runs through a broken field dashing 45 yards for onu bcore and 90 yards Cor the other lie also kicked nne gnnl after touchdown to score every no of the Beans' points urmnn on the other hand pre seritou nn entire tnnm which Whitey Bawl Capps were the most several good backs back 40 yard punt by Lnsror for 70 yards and a touchdown which rivalled Smith's long spl int An epidemic of fumbling and nffsldo penalties slowed Mercer's attack urman however ran every one of Behrs' point perfection of a seasoned eleven Capps scored two of touchdown receiving a pafca from Bawl for nrrn Blunt made the first score on a lino Plunge counted tho last score on a HD yard sprint and Byrnes three extra points Pierce tackle captain Buttes and lied Nightengale starred on line while Pulley and Byrne wore best on forward wall Line up and summary: Mirrvr (13) (27) wnnnn j' Guhlo ulk Clary Lcinnmnd Byrne Raw Capp jlloun Crawford 7 OH 27 7 0 0 urman Blunt 8 I I Ohio State Wins Iowa City la Oct 8 GT) Ohio football machine considered an outstanding contender for' the Western Conference championship snatched a 13 to 6 victory from lowajn the Inaugural of the Big Ten title race today before 15000 spectators Lexington Va Oct story of college boy who got up from a hospital bed to win an Important football ganfe was en acted here today in the Washington and Loe Duka contest Gene White veteran fullback Ill with acute hi digestion was Inserted into tho battle Just long enough in the final quarter to plough line and give Washington and Lee a 12 to Mallard Pierre Etr i Hunimark Godby NOhtinxalo Btlltx (c) Smith Wriitht Aklrnnan Score by periods urman Mrrrrp Snrt Tnr Lhiichinwn Rawl anna (2L Mrwr flmlth Goal after ku hdownt Byrne (3) Smith Officials: Rrferee I auk lower (Georgia Tech) umpire Ruck Cbecvea (Grli) headlfneeman 'C Streat (Auburn) Eskew (c) Mouldeous McCarley McCarley Score by periods lemsou State Slate scoring Goodwin Lepo down Paiirett and J) referee: Stegeman (Chicago) um pire Major (Auburn) headlinomun Rawson (Georgia) field judje Mrs Morrow Wins Washington Oct 8 fzP) Mrs Boyd Morrow of Baltimore middle Atlantic women golj champion today Kucecss'ully de fended her title In the annual event defeating Miss Virginia Holzderber also of Baltimore 1 up in 18 HABERDASHERY 431 LIBERTY STREET tance of 74 yards Nisbet ripped off 37 yards on the first play Har rison added five and Captain Grey then broke loose for another 27 yards Three plays gained only five yards but a pass Captain Grey to Wenrn made the neces sary twelve yards for a touchdown Wofford's two points came after a long kick which rolled to with in two feet of the Davidson goal line Captain Grey attempted to punt but was rushed by the Wof ford forwards and downed for tho first scoro against Davidson this season Both of tho captains Wofford nnd Grey of did some great punting noon Captain Wright having the edge eatures Wofford were leming fullback and Dargan In the line while Harrison Davidson back proved a great running mate for Grey and Atsuet with Moiton ami playing stalwart football line Lin up and summary: rnvmiion i or Arrow wood LE heitwich MelUm Dearman cfolgan RG Laws RT Wearn RE Wilnon QB Grey (c) LH Tlarriion RH Nisbet Scoro by periods: Davidson Wofford a i don bcuri To hdo wn Wcarn Safety Grey Davidson: lynn for Harrison McConnell for Leftwich Baker for Laws HarrLon for lynn Iseftwich for McConnell Law for Baker McConnell lor Leftwich lynn for Ihtrriimn RIkkb McConnell for mon McEaehoin fur Wvani Kell for Ni bet Hunt for MGolgm Raker for Run ell McConnell Mathewii for lynn Black for Matthews iiarmnn for Lawn Wof ford: Crook for Brown Williams for Turbeville Austin for Rushton Kirkley for June Parian for Kennedy Brown fnr King Monrlcy for Player Ref eree Brich (Auburn) umpire Kirk pat rick (N State) hendllncjiman 'Mefn tyre (MauachUKetta) Time of terloIs 15 minutes Army Wins Over Marquette Team Columbia Mo Oct 8 (flO Two crippled Missouri Tiger back field mon Captain George lam ank and Bert Clark and a Tiger sub Mnschoff flnshod a brlet of fensive hero today against the Nebraska Corohuckers and won tho twenty flr football classjc of the Universities of Nebraska and Missouri 7 to 6 The touchdown came on tho flrat play of period but Howell failed to kick goal ment Coming back In tho Missouri Started a baffling aerial attack which culminated when lamank passed across the goal Un tn the diminutive Clark Maschoff then kicked goal giving Missouri the margin of victory Hampden Slilney Va Oct W') In a pouring rain the llamp den Sldney Tigers defeated the High Point College football tenm on Death Valley today six to noth ing Hampden touch down camo after J'uffner had bpoken through the line and raced fifty yards to place tho ball on tho two yard line This was tho spectacular run of the game was injured In tho next play had to bo relieved Jones carried tho oval across for tho winning marker Tho Panthers presented a sterling front wall averaging 180 pounds and a set of speedy backs Dur ing the third period the Caro linians recovered a fumble and drove tho ball to tho Tigers one yard lino but lacked the punch to carry It over Each team completed only one pass during tho contest Kuffner before he wns Injured shuno bril liantly tn his lino plunging Tho of Worden nnd Myles lorn reach tin quarterback nveriiged 45 yards while Bresser averaged thirty end rorilue Ward Takes orward Pass rom Whisnant Ruku Warren Culp Jone Brummitt Thorn ThiJmtwma Kelley 'll Adame Lott RH Wavr Hiitnrlt Jankmike by poriotliu WauhlngUm and Leo fl 0 13 Dukft 7 0 0 0 7 Wnnhhurton and amrlnru Tnurh dnwuH Il irumt White Sulmllmtion: White fr Barnet Duke arurlnr Touch lowng dankmka Point after loubtuwnat Ihilwt (m pnnAHy) Offirlnla: Rrfeiw Uarrinrinn Vlrriuin) Arnold VimnlnL umpire XlevMahl (Richmond) hehdllnva man a Uj A in ijTJi ASfing ffi $32 6 10 8 H711 21 30 2fl 123 leU 31 84 3 1 3 2 1 2 3 3 1 40 45 Line up and summary: (1rtnon Slate Cottlnn LE Goodwin Swaiford LT Evans Davis 'LG Vaughan Pressley Mells Snowdca RG (C) Nivhi'Uon Hall RT Lepo Hair RE Childress brunt of the Carolina Line up: Hampden Sidney os 1 Worden LT Nftncn Hndflon Savate RG Mvb 8 RT Turley RE Bench QB Jones JI Ruffner RH Gatewood Line up and summary: North Carolina Maryland Sapp LE Dodson Morehead (c)LT Zulick Shuler LG McDonald Schwartz (c) Bafford Howard RG Chother? Warren RT Adams McDaniel RE Young Whisnant QB Kcesler Ward LH Thomas Younir RH Snyder errell Linkous Colgate Tos Siramielto LE Nutter Markat LT Gray lag? LG MHes(C) Cox Brown Dumont RG Jones Huntington RTs Bailey tmm(C) RE Petty Newell QB McEvcr Brewer LH Mattox Galloway RH Peake Shaughnessy Looney Score by periods: Colgate 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 8 I scoring touchdown Peake.