Winston-Salem Journal du lieu suivant : Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 29

Ose ke Crushes State Score 17 0 Auburn Sticks Georgia in Huge Upset9 27 13 1 Davis Is Bin 17 45 Tar Heels Thrash Virginia 28 13 10 ootball Scores rom South Carolina 13 6 IT en 4S3 Blue first touchdown in the 47 0 victory over the Wolf pack at Durham yesterday Da gained up 31 for a yards 1928 non DUKE Scoring Star or Victors left end to scamper down the sidelines untouched for 51 yards and a touchdown Manager Nick Miller was called from the bench to convert Miami 7 South Caro lina 0 Bufthe Gamecocks came back only a few moments later in a sustained down field drive with Earl Dunham sparking the at tack It was climaxed with the rangy left halfback taking a pass from Glen Rice on the two yard line and going across Jack attempted conversion was wide After showing but little signs of life in the first half Miami suddenly began clicking in the third period with their star back Al Kasulin showing the 7 13o Powell 12 37 190 34 12 2 37 1 15 Tennessee Oust CrawfordMeyersisher Trice HuffmanLloyd Mitchell Gaffney Clfers Nowllng Miami Takes Hard Battle 1 IB LT IG RO RT RE QB LH RH Capital Group Secs Tar Heel Beat Cavalier By ROBERT A ERWIN (rom The Journal and Sentinel Washington Bureau) Scott Stadium Charlottesville Va Before 1000 yelling Tar Heels and 5000 Virginians the University of North Carolina foot ball team yesterday celebrated the 50th anniversary of its traditional battle with the University of 'Vir ginia by a 28 to 13 victory The game gave the 6000 fans those who had the gasoline or shoe leather to get there a good run for their money It was mostly a running chase because Virginia played in the air and did a good job of it while Carolina stuck to the ground and made the most of every running break Life is rather dull in the capital these days what with the war and the push and shove for food and drink and a seat on the streetcar so a sizable delega tion of Washington Tar Heels got to Charlottesville by one way or another to see the gridiron show The show was well worth the trip they found It was nip and tuck most of the way and in the cna Virginia tyas tuck In the grandstands on the west side where the folks from coun try (North Carolina to you) sat were Controller General Lindsay Carter Warren his successor in Congress Herbert Bonner Rep resentative John olger of Mt Airy and an old Guilford College man who pulls for Carolina Rep resentative Carl Durham of Chapel Hill who went to Carolina and was a druggist at the Hill be fore he went to Congress Superior udge Nimocks of ayettc lle and former State Senator Lunsford Long of Halifax county former Raleigh lawyer and now a mine operator (See Capital Page 32) 10 07 20 212 10 12 1 0 2B 1 325 76 3 45 and one end in the Slater Statistics Durham (AT) Slstistfe at th State Duke football gsme: TjtTE vis the drcam of a state cham 6 Knoxville Tenn (UP) Wal ter passing and punting paced Tennessee to a 26 to 0 victory over Kentucky here yes terday before 24000 home com ing fans The Vols outdid Kentucky fn the air gaining 89 yards on 15 passes while the Wildcats made 49 on 10 passes Tennessee made 11 flrstdowns to 8 and gained 219 yards rushing to the 49 Kentucky made but one threat Jesse Tunstill 190 pound Kentucky back complet ed a series of passes to Left End George Sengle and ullback Bob Herbert that carried from the Kentucky 29 to the Tennes Po LEWitowski (ordham) LTKuznan (ordham) LG Pierce (ordham) Kovach (ordham) RG Zabilski (B C) RT rank (Georgetown) RE Kina (urman) QBKrywlcki (ordham) LH Jones (Richmond) RH Zwiezynskl (Lafayette) BBufalino (Cornell) Pre light i MIAMIGarman GayllardlDixon Nealon errsnleAdler Jahn Ratomberkx Kssulin Coate MeOonr1 Score by period: Miami South Carolina irat downs Varda rained ruah (net) or passes att or paste tom Varda rained for pass or passe inter by Total yards all klcite re Oppo fumble recov Punt aver (from scrim) Varda lost by penalties Miami la The Uni versity of Miami Hurricanes hit their stride in the final half yes terday to take a hard fought win over a tiring University of South Carolina eleven before 9771 in the Orange Bowl Stadium Miami scored in the first and third periods and never trailed but Carolina had them on the defensive for the entire first half South Carolina missed its big chance to score in the second period when a fumble on the Miami one yard line was recov ered by Russ Coates Hurricane halfback who played his best game of the Miami hit pay dirt first when Walter Watt around 21 I 143 110 '2 6 Mike Columbus Gs Stalltlc of the Atibnrn IS 355 the speedy Blue Devil back he heads for open territory the above nicture snnnned inc nrst penodp i play that carried 46 yards Jim Gaffney Tennessee wing back led the ground gainers with 42 yards on 7 attempts Bill Moseley romped for 23 yards on 8 attempts to lead the Kentuckians Line ups: row see where the Kentuckians lost the ball on downs Bill fast reverses brought the ball to the Kentuc ky one late in the first period and Bobby Cifers plunged over for the first Tennessee score In the second period Tennes see scored twice Three first downs by Slater Hillman Clyde uson carried to the and Slater scored Near the of the period Art Brandau tercepted for Tennessee on Kentucky 36 where passed to Red Zontini for the touchdown the third period Slater passed to Jim Powell for the final Tennessee touchdown on a Kentucky SengleC Walker Colvin Rhodemyre recKWoodParr HoyerTunstill Kuhn Herbert Cifers Powell Sister after touchdown Mit LG KG RT LE QB LH RH Score by periods icnncssee Kentucky Touchdowns: Zontini Points chell Slater Naval Pre light eleven a penalty and a ck fZr Slater Passes Runs iTo Victory Over Kentucky and came out on top in the South ern Conference battle 21 to 9 It was the final game of the sea son for both teams and represent ed The second conference victory against two defeats Sparked by the bull like charges of Andy Victor and neat ball carrying by Sophomore Dave Sud dreth the Cadets rolled back Da defense almost at will The Citadel had one touchdown called back because of a penalty and missed another by inches when Martin Gold fumbled at the goal line' Davidson Passes Are Good The Citadel forwards yielded only 20 yards net to rushers while the Cadet backs picked up 264 yards Davidson at tempted 18 passes and completed 10 for 124 yards and their batting average was almost perfect until desperate last minute heaves be gan to fall harmlessly all over the field Only one was intercepted and that by Center Eddie Over man on the last play of the game Bulldogs Break Loose i The Bulldogs scored their first touchdown on the fifth play of the second quarter Victor opened the period by breaking around left end from midfield and charging 25 yaras inc vrqcis then workea down to 12 and Victor handed the ball to Salvato on a reverse Salvato swept wide around end cut back and stepped over the goal line standing Vic placekick was good for the extra point Davidson was put in a hole on the following kickoff and a few minutes later The Citadel was marching toward the end zone again Twice Victor got across the goal line but both times was called back The first time a penalty was inflicted The next time he (See Page 32) Statistics Charleston StatisllM of (he Davldson Th Citadel football game: David The Citadel II 2l1 19 I 84 456 B0 JOUR AND SENTI scored four touchdowns in pionship and left the Blue Dev Duke victory that crushed and Carolina tied for the viuiYii 4 oidie uicKie number 21 is trying to catch ml I mmllffi Imlm rtlffimi III I rrkM 1 1 1 1 1 UZkVlO UUcd LU JUwft Duke's brilliant back was Rugged Tigei Backs Ribbon Bulldog Line Statistics yard return of the punt by ry I Put the Wolfpack on the Duke 38 in the early minutes of the fourth Yviiiiam Mery I period But Duke took over on wairaewwie aowns on tneir own 33 A few RamseSy minutes later Eddie Teague UHPPed a 36 yard pass to ClArk ields! to reach the Duke 15 but two "'orkodteh plays latcr Duke had intercepted Longacrea pass and with it the only real goring chance the Wolves for id id the day "Jpg "to tod did Eandsberg Zwieznyski I any things and aid them all right oint after touchdown Sanford (sublThev struck' an 4 daefatwl for King) 3 (placemenu) ana drove the Wolfpack back on i ww re their heels all afternoon scoring WmG a touchdown in the first period kJKXUXVyAxL TV I two in the second quarter reach ing the zenith of their attack with three in the third and put home a final score in the last period 1 naae natcncs Team 3 11 1 Maybe it was the figure of a VtiJil vl IX Cl XUS gray haired man huddled on the By RUSS NEWLAND bench always in conversation Berkeley Calif I11? Coach Cameron Maybe not Tnrllnne nlimnvo4 "in 1 13llt yCStCrQaV COlOUCl ference football season in brilliant! Wde came back to Duke and fashion yesterday with a stunning while Cameron ran the show 26 to 7 victory over University of I thre on the bench sat three fa hapless Bears I miliar figures often in close con The red shirted boys who fum CAme de ani bled and stumbled their way toptorschell Caldwell the freshman three defeats to start the 1942 grid 1 ana scout iron schedule finished like cham It was Wades first appearance pions as they passed and raced toon the Duke bench this fall or touchdowns in every period since he gained leave of absence Some 45000 fans the smallest A crowd in recent years on saw famed formation day upon themselves function as it did two years ago! (bee Davis Page 32) when the Indians charged to the league title and the Rose Bowl Golf fol TTliilrw nomination I U1K(J The team coached by Marchie At Reynolds Park Schwartz left the field stamped practically the equal of the cham Play Golf for That Thaaks pionship eleven of 1940 when living Day Turkey" is the slo Schwartz was only an assistant lan Reynolds Park course mentor and used chiefly in a scout today ing role I or today an 18 hole blind Stanford scored its first intirh bogey tournament will nlavfi down on a 52 yard drive and trans 1 with the victor receiving tur formed recovery of a free ball on hey for the holiday plate 27 to a second period All golfers are eligible to take touchdown and a half time lead! Part In the event and may pick 13 0 I their own handicap The blind A weak California punt paved! bogey score will be between 70 the way for the third quarter! and 80 touchdown It went out of bounds Golfers may register for the on the 48 and Stanford play with Pro Thurman Edwards crossed the last line three! when they tee off at anytime to plays later I jay MIDIVEST re Northweslern 20 Ohio Slate 21: Mlchlran 7 Great Lake Naval (i Illinola 0 Iowa I're lfuht 46: Nebraska 0 Mlehlgan State 7: Virginia 0 1 Arkanaa 11 Detroit 7 Denison 21 IVitlcnberx 6 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Western Reserve 12 Cincinnati 9 Xavier 0 IleB7W'lnt Green '(Ohio) 19 Grease Washington University (St Louis) 10 Missouri Mines 8 Kansas State 7 low State 6 Oklahoma Aggies 35 Drake 12 Tulsa 33 Creighton J9 Pittsburgh (Kas) Teachers 13 Emporia Teacher Indiana 20 Purdue 0 Wooster 21 Wright Patterson 18 Oberlin 28 Earlham 13 James Milliken 7 Illinois College 0 Toledo 14 Bradley Tech 13 2U Minnesota 8 Kansas Wesleyan 9 ort Hays 0 Hanover Lduljvllle cancelled Illinois Wesleyan 11 Illinois Normal 6 St (Ind) 32 Valparaiso 0 SOUTHWEST RIee 26 Texas Christian 0 Baylor 6 Southern Methodists 6 (tie) Texas Tech 0 Hardin Simmons 0 (lie) North Texas Aggies 20 Randolph ield 0 North Texas Aggies 20 Willington ield Ramblers 0 STATE At Durham: Duke University 47 State 0 At Charlottesville Va: North Carolina 28 Virginia 13 At Williamsburg Va: North Carolina Pre light 14 William and Mary 0 At Charleston The Citadel 21 Davidson 9 SOUTH Auburn 27 Georgia 13 Georgia Tech 20 lorida 7 Georgetown 21 Georg Washington 0 irst downs Net Yard ruhlng Net yards passing orwards att orwards completed or Intercepted by Punt aver from scrim Ball lost on fumbles Yards penalized Columbus Ga (UP) In one of the greatest upsets of this football season a hard fighting Auburn eleven yesterday rose to brilliant heights as it upset hitherto in vincible Georgia 27 to 13 and shat tered the hopes for their first perfect season in 44 years Georgia depending mostly on the passing arm ot All American rankie Sinkwich looked likeanything but the team that has gone undefeated and untied this season and been rated by some the top eleven The Bull dogs just have what it took to stop the bruising line plunges of Monk Gaff ord Jim Reynolds and Kirby and it was unable to cope with Auburn's great pass de fense Plainsmen March 80 Yards The men from the plains of Auburn scored midway in the first period to climax an 80 yard drive led by the plunging Gafford The score nullified a touchdown Geor gia hadmade a few minutes earlier and when Lou Chateau kicked the extra point Auburn took a lead it never relinquished Auburn scored again in the sec ond period when Reynolds and Buck Jenkins alternated in lug ging the ball 70 yards to the double stripe Gaffcrd going over after! taking a lateral from Aubrey 1OJI DAVIS GOES TO TOWN I line of scrimmage and cut to his Clayton In the fourth period Au i 1 1 1 9 hi burn added two more markers to brilllant back was left to outrun the State humiliate completely a very much snapped just after he cleared the secondary for 41 yards and the beaten Georgia eleven Gafford Good As Sinkivirh I Gafford was every bit as good as Sinkwich yesterday and the statistics snowed it The 170 pound halfback from ort Deposit Ala I gained 119 yards on the ground! compared with 37 for the vaunted Sinkwich lie tossed only two passes but none was good so there was little comparison in that de 7 partment with ireball rankie i I TflfBB fl XK who spent most ot the afternoon XL S' B'Git tossing the ball around Memorial C3? Stadium a The Bulldogs took the kickoff and began moving as they always JfL (1 have With Sinkwich passing and Vvl'vv LJkBO running they moved to the one where rankie plunged over Leo I Costa extra point spe Charleston (IP) The Citadel Bulldogs matchec 80 vard Powerful running attack against aerial drive accomplished in 13 plays prowess before more than 5000 spectators here yesterday i enaity starts ligers Again In the second period Auburn tn ttaved off a Georgia threat' and 1 cf 1 1 7 fl took over on its own 30 A 15 UllIll yard penalty on Georgia for un 1 necessary roughness sent them fl fl PC I Awn to the 45 and again they began! VX IXoXXvzo A tt Xx to roll Reynolds and Jenkins al temated in short plunges through 1X7 11 I I the line to carry to the Georgia XXX Cl I four Gafford took a lateral from tn Clayton and raced over to score Boston (ZP) After undefeated After a scoreless third period Boston first string the great Gafford took a Sinkwich Eagles ground out a touchdown a re Period their immediate replace turned it to the 18 an dthe Plains men were off again Gafford Jen ments known as the Junior Com kins Reynolds and Babe mandos took to complete a in six plays smashed to the one 37 0 rout of Boston University where Reynolds charged over fork the score before a 10000 crowd yesterday Georgia Scores Quickly enway Park ield Georgia got a break when Gen Terriers held their pow kick went out on the Au crful rivals Under control for burn 25 Sinkwich immediately about 10 minutes before Mike snapped a pass to Lamar Davis on 1 a launched a 69 yard the 15 and the speedy halfback march that ended with Bill Boyce coasted down the sidelines to score smashing over from the two yard standing up This time Costa's tor the first touchdown kick was good Bob Mangene provided auourn immediately retaliated second and fourth touchdowns in when Sinkwich attempting to pass the second and final periods That shadow of his goal had left first appearance in hall knocked from his hand by I the Boston University end zone the hard charging Auburn line and resulted from a sparkling 59 yard r0AIed over toe goal line where run and his second trip ended a t'anzoneri fell on it The game six yard off tackle smash mnutos later Sink Those four touchdown drives (Qnn iy spGt to used up a total of 46 mutcs the (See Rugged Tiger lage 32) regulars being In action for all of that except five minutes in the Set second period when the Junior cc I Commandos made their bows ReCOl'fl The Commandos had to com Columbus Ga (TP) All ptote unusually long passes to pile America rankie up tbe score Carl Lucas the Georgia Bulldogs were humbled third string fullback fad ed uacK io nis own do io launcn an aerial that Johnny Killelea caught on 27 before racing over lor ine Eagles' fifth counter The next time Lucas rifled anoverhead from 45 to Larry Bouley Larry pulled it down on the 20 and then dashed away to complete the scoring iguratively speaking Boston College made 23 first downs to four two of which were aided by penalties and rushed 402 yards to 32 The Terriers probably will be very proud of that showing for the Eagles held seven more highly rated opponents to an aver age rushing gain of 26 yards Maryland 32: Washington and Lee 23 renneasra 28 Kentucky 0 Randolph Macon 6 Hampden Sydney Clemson 12 urman 7 rs'1 (Ky Teacher 18 Mary ville (Tenn) Mississippi State 31: MIssIlppI 13 Alabama 27 Vanderbilt 7 Western Kentucky Teacher 24 Mur ray State Teacher 13 Chattanoor 33 Newberry 7 Miami (Ha) 13 South Carolin Louisiana Tech 33 Memphis state 4 Jacksonville Naval Air Base 16 Pensa cola Naval Hase 10 Presbyterian 41 Tampa 7 EAST Army 40 Prineetnn 7 Boston Collets 37 Boston University 0 Dartmouth 26 Columbia 13 ordham 20 Missouri 12 Gettysburr 45 Dickinson 20 Holy Cross 28 Manhattan 0 Lehith 7: Lafayette 7 (tie) I enn State II pittsburth 6 Ifn Military College 7 Lebanon Syracuse 12 Kutrers 7 Haverrord 14 Swarthmore 13 Temple JI: Oklahoma 7 Vale 7 Harvard 3 Lakehurat Naval Air Station Muhlenberg 7 Draval 'A a UUltlia nUJIAini De YV astern Maryland 28 Curtis Bay Coat Guard 0 Geneva 31: Bethany 8 Eaat Stroudsburg Teaeher 13 Panzer 7 Morris Harvey 7 Waynesburg 0 ROCKY MOUNTAIN Utah State 14 Wyoming 8 Greeley Teachers 14 Colorado College Brigham Young Colorado State celed Western State Regls canceled lagstatr (Aria) Teachers 3 Mexico Aggies 0 (See ootball Results rage 32) rst downs Yds gained orward passes attempted 28 orward passes completed Yds by forward passing 97 wd passes by 3 Yards gained runbaek of intercepted passes Punting average from scrimage 8941 Total yards all kieks returned 177 Opponents fumbles recovered 3 Yards lost by penalties 29 By RANK SPENCER (Journal Snort HHorl Duke Stadium Durham Those cherished dreams of a Big ive football championship the first one since Jack McDowell roamed the turf back in 1927 fell away for a game State Wolfpack here yesterday afternoon as they were buried under a 47 0 score by a superb band of Duke Blue Devils A crowd of 15000 were stunned with the fury of the Blue Devils a team that played sixty minutes of football with a to lose and everything gain" attack that completely wrecked one of finest gridiron machines in recent years Deadlocks Title And out of the rout dame a deadlock for the state title for Duke with North Carolina and the broken dreams of a cham pionship hope for the Wolfpack who slipped back into a third place tie with Wake orest in the final standings A serious young junior from as I 5U ndmea ion) uavist with in toe driving power of a General lirrfln fanlr nvMoe Ji JkiPjnJU ill I wv C3A4VA aUldLlIlg (Staff photo) I rallied the Dukes around nim iof one or tne finest exhibi Itions that Eddie team has shown this season I Davis Scores cur Times I Davte who spear headed the seven touchdown parade for the I Blue Devils dived into pay dirt I himself four times for twenty four of his teams ooints It was BTAB Bn toe greatest games of career are ligti JLleven I a TT 7 I was never in me I DS 1 4 f) a S' 9 rJ99 jr ntory and did not cross the mid I field stripe on an offensive drive I until the fourth period was fast Williamsburg Va (AP) Stopped cold for three maul mg periods the North Carolina Naval Pre light eleven a penaltynJ Iwck ftim be exploded a pulverizing attack in the final quarter yester hind the goal line aided by a ten day to conquer a battling but out 7 yard return of the punt by ry mannea william and Mary foot ball team 14 0 before 10000 spec tators It was the first loss of the season for William and Mary The Carolina Cloudbusters with a line up of former college and pro stars which read like' a copy of football's Who were un able to get past the Indian 22 yard line before the decisive fourth period William and best offensive spurt bogged on the nav al 21 in the third quarter Landsberg Scores Mort' Landsberg hard running back who learned his football at Cornell scored midway in the final period on a deceptive double reverse which sprang him loose for a 16 yard jaunt around his left end A few minufps Infor Wnlfor Zwiezynski former Lafayette star wno naa aone most of the Cloud gaining earlier in the game burst over center from the 10 Hayward Sanford cx Alabama end converted after both touch downs Earlier in the same quarter the Carolina Cadets battered their way Ute unng squad which before this contest had been ranked as the No 1 club on defense from their own 25 to the three Touchdown Nullified Landsberg swept widerto his left and went over but the touchdown was nullified by a 15 yard holding penalty against the Cadets It looked for a moment as if the In dians had staved off this threat and might make a tie game out of it when Jackie reeman whohad been out with injuries for two weeks went into the William and Mary backfield for one play and got off a 70 yard boot to the Pre flight 15 It was there that the Navy really let go with a broad side from two of their biggest guns Landsberg and Lcn Eshmont fArmur 1 vtllv VIUIKUH Wild dl ternated in lugging the ball straight down the field for the first touchdown By ROBERT MOORE Charlottesville Va (AP) Turning loose their power in every period the North Carolina Tar Heels marched up and down spacious Scott Stadium hnre vost nrriav tn thrash the University of Virginia Cavaliers 28 to 13 be fore a crowd of 6000 The Tar Heels had come up to with the idea of gaining sweet revenge me za 7 ncKing mu Dudley and the Cavaliers dished out to them at Chapel Hill last Thanksgiving and they got it right down to the very finish ullback Bill Sigler started the Tar Heels on their revenge jour ney with the game only a min ute old Sigler took the ball from Halfback Joe Austin on a reverse drilled off tackle and tore down the side lines for 61 yards to Vir four In two plays Sigler completed the job driving over Statistics CharlottMville Vs Statistics or the North Caroltna VIrj nl football tame: rua UDWIIB 15 gainea rusninr (net) orward passe attempted orward passe completed Yard gained by passes Passes intercepted by Yard gained run back of Intercepted passe Punting average from icrlm 406 Total yards all kicks re turned JQJ Opponents fumbles recov ered 7 Yards lost by penalties 55 from the one yard line Cooke booted the ball for the ex tra point affil the Tar Heels led 7 0 Hcymann Scores on umble After that tali Bob llovmann pounced on the pigskin in the end zone for another Carolina score after Eddie Kreick let a punt get away from him With seconds re maining in the third period John ny Pecora sliced around end for 13 yards and six more points Cooke converted after both Sophomore Bill Myers finished the Carolina scoring with a neat 14 yard sprint midway in the final chapter and this time Jack Hus sey made the extra point tallies came in the second and fourth stanzas both touchdowns being scored on passes from George Grimes to Billy Hill Grimes who missed the kick aft (See Page 32) rankie from the No 1 spot in nation al football yesterday by a great Auburn team but the Youngs town Ohio lad plucked one bit of glory from the ruins ireball rankie broke the national record for total of fense set last year by Bud Schwenk of Washington Univer sity (St Louis) Sinkwich was credited with JU Di tne yards Georgia by passing and picked yards carrying the bail total of 2023 mark was yards way He hurled a 17 yard pass complete to Watt on the South Carolina 26 Three plays later he faded to his 38 heaved a i long high pass deep into the end zone to Georgle Jahn Jahn went high in the air to make the greatest catch of the day and final score The line ups: OS MIAMI SOUTH CAROLINA Snoddy el SfllBcr Sossanxa Alien 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