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12 Cavaliers Down Carolina and Generals Defeat Stat Oak Ridge Batters Its Way AN Before Virginians By EVENLYDIATCHED STATE LINE HOLD WORK GOOD ATTEMPTS BOOT MAPHIS develop Virginia Carolina Game Play By Play all whip lg rff gain play NEURALGIA HEADACHE There is only one way to dress well and succeed! Imitation is not dupli cation and for that lasting Washington and Leo goodness with assurance of satisfaction you should be sure of quality correctness You get more than an extra Ellae Urn tn Carthage Particularly popular prices and assurance of fine fab $10 T0 $2250 costs less when your clothes tho last longer to gain and Vlr Phone 777 on 45 gave next and tho can was at Carolina Virginia's through five was yard heather particu Hne Car I at Blacksburg 3 4 Wake orest at Ra 7 0 been this the got better Is the a the Regular Dinner Dally 11(30 to 2(30 and Lee defeated Carolina of State Dally News) Nov 27 In an ex game here today Point and Winston Virginia scoring: Touchdown Dlf fey (1) Point from try after touch down Dlffey (dropkick) Referee: Sugden (Georgia Tech) umpire Bocoek (Georgetown) head linesman Powell (Wisconsin) field judge Quigley (Columbia) Time of periods 15 minutes each right pass was crossed the ran to the GRANTLAND RICE ENDS ASHEVILLE VACATION THANKSGIVING RACE WON BY BONNIE OMAR Wallis Cox White Logan Beatty Logan Ripple Sprague Johnston Shuford Lassiter HICKORY HIGHS MAKE AN ENVIABLE RECORD GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS RIDAY NOVEMBER 28 1924 ACCURACY TOE OR DEEAT 37 6 successive line and Maphls who signaled for a 33 yard his high of the past New York by rank of Vanity NEW HANOVER HIGHS OUT TITLE RACE VANDERBILT DEEATED BY SEWANEE 16 TO 0 Chas Alderman Greensboro Drag Bldg Ptone 3530 SMASHING ATTACK WASHINGTON AND LEE EASILY DOWNS STATE Summary: Touchdowns Thomas Perry Carpenter McMains and Ross for Lynchburgj razier for Guilford Goal after McMains 4 Goal from McMains Substitutions: Lynchburg Oliver for Kendall Ross for Barbee Ken dall for Oliver Smith for Carpen ter Campbell for Suttenfield Riley for Salowich West for Newcomer Taylor for Perry Riley for Shank Guilford Hammond for Lindley Mc Bane for Roberson Reece for Tew Roberson for McBane Casey for Klmery Kimery for Casey Time of quarters 15 minutes Ref eree Epes (Virginia Tech) Umpire Lewis (Virginia) Linesman Wright (Wofford) yards through the two mors yards Hackney dropped Adair Not to Meet Jones (Special to Dally News) Asheville Nov 27 Perry Adair of Atlanta will be unable to play with Jones against Geroge Dun can and Abe Mitchell here December 3 owing to the illness of his wife It was learned here yesterday rost who was yard line Maphio bucks lost recovering Detroit Nov Beaten IS to 3 In tbs first half which was played under Canadian rales the University of Detroit uncovered a darrllng forward passing attack In the American style of football in the last half and defeated Toronto university 30 to 18 here this aft ernoon While the visitors had Detroit helpless at the Canadian style of play they were equally Impotent In the last half when De troit hit tho lino repeatedly for first period when Pitt had the on their own 20 yard line John center made a wild pass the ball landed orT one yard but was recovered by Pitt Washington decisively of North The defense withstand the blows They Have Style! They Have Quality! (Special to Dally News) Hickory Nov 27 With ten games to their credit so far this fall the Hickory high school football team has made a record for itself only one team that of Statesville scor ing gainst them The list of games and the score follow In the order they were played: Hickory 0 Shelby 0 Hickory 31 Lenoir 0 Hickory 32 Statesville 0 Hickory 33 Conton 0 Hickory 13 Statesville 6 Hickory 47 Mountain View 0 Hickory 72 Belmont Abbey 0 Hickory 17 Gas tonia 0 Hickory 26 Monroe 0 Hick ory 32 Charlotte University school 0 and Bents Old nivaU Richmond Nov 27 William and Mary conquered their old time rivals the Richmond college Spiders In their annual football contest here to day by a score of 20 to 6 Both teams scored In the second period William and Mary first on straight football and the Spiders by a bril liant overhead attack The third quarter was scorless but In the final period the Indians hit their stride and crossed the Richmond goal line twice by a vigorous sustained attack yard line and Sparrow had to kick Maphls signaled for fair cal'ch on his 25 yard line but Virginia received a 1G yard penalty for tripping and the oval was soon worked to the Cavalier 46 yard line where Hack ney tried for a field goal but he failed when the ball fell short zThe remainder of the quarter progressed much aftdr the fashion of the first Cobb went in for Hackney for Carolina in the fourth stanza and Underwood took place was here that the North Carolinians braced themselves for a final desper ate attack Several nice gains were clipped through the line and a va riety of aerial passing resorted to However all but one of thq passes was incomplete or grounded and gains did not place the ball in scoring distance When the game ended the ball was In pos session on her own 32 yard line It was real football weather The clouds hovered low threatening rain or snow and a cold raw wind swept the stands sending shivers through thp spectators despite the enthusi astic warmth of spirit that pre vailed Score by periods: PENN STATERS PROVE EASY OR PITTSBURGH of this Our Bus Station is for Your Accommodation 114 Buchanan Street Hemp Nov 27 Elisa defeated Carthage yesterday In one of the closest games of the season The score was 2 to 0 Barbour for Elise caught two Carthage passes and ran them back for a total of 68 yards line plunging for Carthage was hard to stop while Smith made gain after gain for Elise The score came in the first of the second half Smith kicked off to Carthage who caught the ball behind their line Bulla of Elise downed him for a touch back the only score of the game Burrowes Metal Weatherstrips Screens and Shades Detroit Wins rom Toronto University Shirts $1 $150 and $2 Boys Golf Hose 85c to $125 Boys Sweaters Coats and Pullovers $2 to $650 Busy Corner Jefferson Standard Bldg 7 1 0 0 scoring Devin was one yard loss yards through then kicked to Associated Press) ield Charlottesville re introduction of the separate waistcoat of silk which has been rics properly tailored It Winston Salem High Win (Special to Winston Salem hibltlon football between the Hltrh Salem high school teams the local' boys scored a victory by the score of 20 to 0 Hopklns Marylimd Tie Baltimore Md Nov John Hop kins university nnd the University of Maryland battling for the state championship played to a scoreless tie in the stadium hero today Iary land outplayed the Blue Jays dur ing most of the game although Hop superior aerial attack gave them the best chance to score Turnbull missing a drop kick from the 38 yard line Maryland made 13 first downs Hopkins only three Last years game between these two rivals aluo resulted in a tie the score be i ing 6 to 6 I Duchess Knickers $150 to $350 Caps $1 and $150 Black Ribbed Scout Stockings 50c (Dy Associated rees) Raleigh Nov North Carolina State will play a nine game football schedule in 1925 Instead of the usual ten games according to Athletic Di rector Miller who today out the tentative schedule for Wolfpack The Penn State game has discontinued Trinity taking date the second of the season and the Wake orest game has been moved up to November 14 to replace Maryland who will be dropped The tentative schedule follows: September Open at Riddick field October Trinity a Durham October 10 South Carolina at Rid dick field October 15 (fair week) North Car olina at Riddick field October I at Richmond October 31 Davidson (place to be decided) Mbvember November lelgh November at Lexington Va special construction The hued Scotch blendings are larly prepossessing A recent and Important ment of style Is the vogue of the knitted waistcoat made of course without sleeves This was the fash ion twenty years ago or so and Its return is warmly to be welcomed Such a garment Is not only worn for the sports but sometimes also with the business sack in place of the waistcoat which matches suit You may select plain colors stripes or bold or subdued checks as fancy prompts Doubtless this is prelimi nary to me or cashmere or hovering In the offing for several years Men dress darksome depressing at its beet needs all crispness character and color it annex to ft (Special 'o Dally New 1 Asheville Nov Grantland Rica after resting at the Biltmore orest Country Club here from pressure football writing month has returned to He was accompanied Crown inirshield editor air A A Boyden former managing editor of the American Magazine Mrs May Wilson Preston nationally known illustrator who is now work "1 Ing on a series of Illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post and Rice While here he showed his aptitude for a number of sports golf and hunting proving to be as much his meat as football umble By Devin In Second Pe riod Resulted On Virginia Recovery and Score Bowie Md Nov Ronnie Omar three year old son of Omar Khay yam Monnie Mary owned by Reugewas an easy victor In Thanksgiving day handicap and the mile and three sixteenths In day's feature In 2:02 shattering former track record of 2:04 made by Bunga Buck The Joaquin loughboy and Whitney's Initiate after encountering bad luck in the early stages ot the race closed Immense gaps In the home stretch loughboy faking the place by nose from the Whitney colt which In turn was a nose ahead ot Sunzlnl to capture third money Bonnie Omar was well up nt the start and shook off all opposition as the homo stretch was entered to win by five lengths The winner paid $4730 for a $2 mutual ticket Wolfpack Proves No Match or Virginians and Gp Down to Defeat 34 to 0 Lynchburg Kicks our Goals Out of ive Punts Aver age 45 Yards (Special to Daily News) Lumberton Nov Rockingham high school eliminated New Han over highs from the state footbalL championship here today before crowd of 2000 people by the scores of 16 to 0 The points re suited from two touchdowns a drop kick following touchdown and drop kick from the 20 yard line The Wilmington boya made valiant fight against heavy odds be ing considerably outweighed by Rockingham Hundreds of rooters from Rockingham and Wilmington witnessed the battle a special train from the latter city bringing hun dreds OVER YOUIl HEAD What has sport sounds and eke gadzooks! done for us or rather to us? It has expanded the creed of brawn and blceps to such pro portions that we almost wish we could He ahead In knlnkerz and sweaters so that we might be up with the lark and out on the links without troubling to dress at all symptomatic or now muon they used to do such things continuing vogue of the knitted jack et that Is pulled over the head in stead of buttoned in front The is really one of the oldest types of garments which never falls to prove Its superiority as against the latter day way The ''pull plays the Old Harry with your hair and combs and brushes it In Its downward descent but It fits better stays put and con forms to the contour of the wearer Grizzled sportsmen who frown upon the new fangled as something akin to treason will wear no other sort of sweater Jhan that which is drawn not rastenea on A good looking garment general type Is reproduced here Of warm Scotch wool it has a checker board pattern executed In contrast ing colors The sleeves are plain The neck is extra deep though both the round or crew neck and the square neck are also in use Such sweaters may be had in all weights from the lightest to tho heaviest In camel's hair Alpaca brushed wool cashmere and no end of fabrics ot Denton Veach and Tempko Oak Ridge backs were the most consis tent ground gainers They smashed through tackle through center and around ends for long gains up the feld The lighter boys from the hills couldn't down them Ward put up a splendid game for Blue Ridge the dlmlnltlve quar terback scooting across the line for two touchdowns Oak Ridge scored In each quarter and Blue Ridge in each period after the first: The lineup: STATE TO PLAY NINE GRID GAMES IN 1925 Nashville Nov The Purple Tiger from Sewanee covered Itself with glory here today in defeating the Vanderbilt Commodores the conquerers of Minnesota 16 toO in what was considered the most sur prising victory of any southern foot ball conquest of the day The dauntless Mahoney full back for Sewanee In scoring 10 ot the 16 points captured the stellar role of the game witnessed by 18500 per sons Sewanee faced the Vanderbilt eleven with practically a new team for Vanderbilt in the 36th annual turkey day engagement and the victory for Sewanee was credited to over confi dence on the part of the team which carried southern fame into the north last Saturday It has been 10 years since Sewanee has experienced win over her annual rival and team has an average victory only one in three years over Nashville college Sewanee made her first touchdown In the first quarter when Mahoney with the bail In striking distance of Vanderbilt goal carried tt over fol lowing a 10 yard buck and then kicked goal Hackney failed glnia was penalized yards for off side Hackney got three yards through right tackle and on the next play Sparrow kicked to Virginia's 36 yard line Maphls receiving the ball after signalling for a fair catch The ball wits brought back 15 yards for tripping and the ball given to Carolina yard lino Bonner gained 5 line Devin took through the line back on Virginia's 43 yard line for an attempt at drop kick but the ball (By Associated rews) Charlottesville Va Nov 27 The Virginia Carolina football game play by play follows: Virginia won the toss and selected to defend the north goal Mackall kicked off behind goal line and the ball was brought back to the North Carolina 20 yard line Sparrow punted to Virginia's 35 yard line when line plunges failed to gain The Cavaliers In turn had to kick when the Carolina line held and Ronner received the ball on his 25 yard line running the oval back 15 yards A Virginia offside penalty gave Carolina the Initial firwt down of the game after the Tarheels had carried the ball 25 yards down the field on successive plays Merritt fumbled on Virginia's 40 yard line and Ahner recovered Maphls had to kick Bon ner taking the ball on his 20 yard line returning 15 yards Again the Virginia line was impenetrable and sparrow kicked to down on his own 20 punted after four yards and Merritt downed in his tracks on his 45 line Bonner and Merritt failed to and Sparrow kicked behind Virginia's goall The ball was brought back to the 20 yard line Dlffey got eignt yards off right tackle as the quarter ended with the ball In Virginia's po sewslon on her 28 yard line Score end first period: Virginia 0 North Carolina 0 Second Period At start of the second period Dlffey got two yards off tackle was penalized 5 yards first down Ahner tore tackle for 17 yards rost bucked through for three yards and Dlffey took 20 more around right end The ball was on North 35 yard line Cuddy tailed to gain A fake pas's formation got 18 yards for Dlf fey roSt failed Dlffey failed again orward pass Dlffey to Ah ner was grounded attempt to drop kick field goal failed Merritt failed Sparrow punted to Dlffey who received the ball on his f0 yard line and was downed in his tracks Carolina got a 5 yard penalty for off H(le giving Virginia first down on tne yard line Cuddy got a yard through tacKie Mapnis' attempted Incomplete Dlffey criss through for five yards Dlffey punted behind goal line an the ball was brought back to the 20 yard Une Merritt fail ed at center Devin fumbled on the next play Dlffey recovered for Vir ginia on 8 yard line Dlffey tore through the line and placed the ball on Carolina's one yard line Dlf fey went over on the next play and a moment later kicked goal adding the extra point Virginia 7 North Carolina 0 Mat thews kicked off for North Carolina the ball going behind Virginia's goal post the ball wav brought back co the 20 yard line Dlffey shot through tackle for five yards On the next play Dlffey lost two yards Maphls kicked to Dovn who received the ball on his 45 yard line and was downed In his tracks Devin failed at tackle Hayman broke through the line and threw Bonner for a two yard loss Hackney went In for Merritt Spar row kicked to Virginia's 25 yard line but the play was called back and Virginia wag penalized for 15 yards for tripping giving Carolina first down Sparrow carried the ball one yard through right tackle failed to gain and kicked to Virginia's 10 yard line the ball rolling free It was Virginia's ball on her own 10 yard line Dlffey failed at tackle Maphls from behind hlg nwn goal kicked 75 yards to Carolina's 30 yard line Bonner rereived the kick but failed to carry the ball back a yard Hackney got nine yards on a line plunge Devin failed at tackle Sparrow punted and the ball rolled frea to 20 yard line On the first play Dlffey failed to gain and that ended the period with the ball In possewslon on her own 20 yard line Score end first half: Virginia 7 Carolina 0 At the beginning of the second half Sparrow kicked off for Carolina Maphls receiving the ball on Vir ginia's 25 yard line and returning It io varas Three bucks failed to gain Kicked to Bonner fair catch on North Carolina alls (By Associated Press) Raleigh Nov 27 Pushing aside all opposition with brilliant line drives end runs and forward passes the Generals of thia afternoon the Wolfpack State 34 to4 was unable to of the Virginia eleven and during the greater part of the game the North Carolinians were on the de fensive At such times as they were able to get in offensive work it was speedily ended by the manner in which the Generals withstood every assault The State team from the beginning of the game it wan clearly demon strated was no match for the Vir ginia eleven Time after time the Generals marched through the weak spots of the Wolfpack line for first downs The backfield combination of Wilson Palmer and Cameron worked with perfect precision to carry the ball down the field In each quarter for a touchdown and for two in the final period Thomas was on hand for the points after touch downs making four out of five with drop kicks On on or two occa sions when the local team attempt ed to rally and drive the' Generals down the field the line stiff ened and the ball was lost on downs or State was forced to kick to get it out of dangerous territory With the exception of the final touchdown made by the Generals all the scoring came as a result of drives through the line and around the ends which advanced the pigskin steadily down the field The final six points was added after McMil lan had intercepted a State pans McVey then touched the ball 25 yards down the air to Palmer who ran 20 yards to ground the ball behind the goal The Generals completed seven for ward passes for a total of 151 yards while the Wolfpack was unable to complete a single pass Penalties went heavily against the Virginians they losing 55 yards In this manner while State lost five yards Wash ington and Lee netted 19 first downs in the game while State made only four two of which were by the pen alty method and (34) Pos State (0) CB a Tilson Holt Hawkins Budrjeck Stemmons Thomas Wilson qb Palmer lh Rauber rh Cameron fb Score by Washington and Lee 7 state Washington and Taa Touchdowns: Cameron (3) Wilson (1) Palmer (1) Points after touch down: Thomas drop kicks) OfficiaJs Gass (Leigh) referee Crayton (Davidson) umpire Alex ander (W and L) head linesman Time of periods 15 minutes a great combination good design fabric and workmanship especially when every suit has an extra pair of pants Narrow Margin of 7 0 (8miM to Mewe) Charlotte Nov The Oak Ridge Institute football team this after noon battered its way to the prep school championship of North Caro lina by defeating the Blue Ridge school of Hendersonville 48 to 26 More than 1000 fans saw the heavy Cadet eleven play the light "Land of the Sky" squad off its feet in all de partments of the game Not that the Hendersonville lads were not on their feet throughout the game Combining Dazzling speed and uncanny cunning the light team from Hendersonville put up a stiff defensive fight mixed with consider able punch as evidenced by their 26 points Shortly after the opening of same heavy Cadets wind of what they were up against and settled down deadly earnest to the business of copping the cham pionship Displaying few marks of brilliancy they launched a consistent steamroller attack that never let up antll the final whistle found them with 48 points Or Lambeth Vas Nov It was the last tourna nent of the season and the blue dusk ct nightfall was settling down when the North Carolina and Virginia elevens left a closely contested field here where "those fighting Virgin won 7 to 0 The game while lacking In the colorful aspects fans find In frays where the goal lines are in constant danger did present a spectacle of brilliant surroundings A' monster crowd variously estimat ed at between 15000 and 20000 filled Abe stands to overflowing Spirit ran tlrtgh and three bands furnished a iVZried repertoire It was an evenly contested fray with the exception of Ithe one occasion In the second quar ter when Carolina fumbled and Vir ginia recovered the ball on the Tar Heel's eight yard line rushing theoval to a touchdown in two plays neither goal was In great danger or the most part the game was ea exchange of kicking the ball go ing back and forth heightened at intervals by a few line plunges for Dice gains But In each case whentfce rushing carried the ball for a few yards in the other line held and the eleven on offense was forced to kick was Dlffey who recovered for KQrglnla when Devin fumbled as he Uuts about to make a plunge at theV4rginla line in the early second It Also was Dlffey who ran the balltffom the eight yard line where he IfjU on the oval to Carolina's one line and on the next play shot tackle for the touchdown 31 later dropklcked the goal adding Ithe extra point "One time Virginia threatened to afore when Maphls stepped back on fk(s 43 yard line and booted the pig kin a few Inches outside the goal ipests ake pawing gained most of the fcPound for Virginia but for the most the Cavaliers played straight tfqotball Carolina resorted at inter vals to aerial passes but most of rtbe attempts were incomplete Vir ginia did not try a single overhead fltactic In the exchange of punting IMaphls and Dlffey had a shade over Sparrow who did the booting for J)uring the closing minutes of play Carolina sent In a number of substl Ititiona striving desperately to tie kite score Beyond going a dozen yrds or more these last minute delves were Ineffectual nThe first period was almost entire ly a punting duel between Maphls apd Sparrow The wind was blow across the field giving neither punter the advantage and the kicks averaged about the same The Tar had begun inarch down the Tfeld during the quarter when a fumble gave the ball to Virginia and the period ended scoreless' After the Cavaliers scored In the second period the game resumed its nip and tuck gait and tho end ofthe half found neither eleven had threatened The usual program of colorful stu dent activities occupied the Interval between halves and when the teams egme back upon the field Matthews kicking for North Carolina had thewind with him and the kick off went behind the Cavalier goal posts Line bucks failed to gain first down af ter the ball was brought to the 20 40c CRYSTAL CAE Sycmrs 8t Baek of Wltrn Doloo fell short going to Virginia on her 19 yard line Dlffey took seven yards on left tackle and Maphls kicked to Bonner on Carolina's 42 yard line Bonner returned the ball 12 yards An attempted pass Hackney to Devin was Incomplete Devin ran out of bounds for a yard loss On the fake pass Devin got one yard Sparrow then kicked to Dlffey who signal led for a fair catch on his ten yard line Dlffy got seven yards over right tackle and made it first down' on the next play Cuddy lost a yard around left end Ahner failed at right tackle Time was taken out tor Robinson at center for Carolina Cuddy on the first play of the fouth period got eight yards over left end A forward pass Cuddy to Dlffey was grounded Cuddy failed to gain Cud dy fell on Deffey's kick on North Carolina's one yard line Sparrow booted from behind his goal line to the 35 yard line Dlffey gained ten yards but fumbled Carolina recover ed on her 17 yard line Maphls kicked to Devin on Caro lina's 38 yard line Devin returned eight yards On a try at right tackle Devin failed to gain Hackney fum bled and Hayman recovered It was ball on Carolina's 48 yard line Dlffey's fake triple pass car ried the hall 15 yards The quarter ended with the ball In Virginia's poaeeaeion on varouna 35 yard bind third period: Virginia 7 ollna 0 ourth Period Sparrow punted on tho first snd the ball rolled outside glnla's' 30 yard line Dlffey took two yards through tackle Dlffey failed to gain Maphls kicked to Donner on North Carolina's 30 yard line and ne returned nve yards tn own outside for Hackney took two the line Soarrow Dlffey on 35 yard line and he returned 12 yards Time was taken out for Robinson Underwood went in for Bonner Dlffey gained eight yards on a take pass Dlffey tailed to gain A plunge through center got Dlffey one yard Hawfield went In for Hogan for Carolina Dlffey fumbled and Caro lina recovered on her 45 yard line Devin got one yard Cobb went In for Hackney Cobb fumbled and re covered losing four yards An at tempted pass Cobb to Underwood was Incomplete Sparrow kicked to Dlffey who signalled a fair catch on his 32 yard line Dlffey gained one yard around left end On the next play Dlffey plunged for five yards Maphls booted to Sparrow on Carolina's 45 yard line and he returned five yards or ward pass Devin to Cobb netted six yards Cobb's pass to Devin was Incomplete Virginia was penalized five yards for offside It gave Caro lina first down A forward pass Cobb to Epstein was Incomplete Devin hit center for seven yards Reynolds broke down Cobb's attempted pass to Devin Another pass attempt by Cobb was Incomplete and tho ball went over It was Virginia's ball on her 32 yard line inal score: Virginia 7 Carolina 0 Pittsburgh Nov A rearing Lion met snarling Panther on orbes field today and despite the fact that the king of beasts drew first blood ths University of Pittsburgh football eleven sent Penn State their old rivals home carrying the small end of a 24 to 3 score Penn State missed virtually Its only chance to put over a touchdown in the ball son and Una State was unable to hold and the ball was on 20 yard line be fore they recovered it and toe came to the rescue for a field goal and the only tally they could score Pitt caught its stride In the second period when Gustafson fulback slid over the slippery field to within one yard of goal line and then added the necessary punch to a line buck to carry the ball over In the third period Gustafson again w'ent over the line after a series of plunges and end runs and the second touch town In that quarter was the outcome of a perfectly executed pass from Brown to Harding Pitt's foutth and last touchdown came in the last quarter when McCutcheon took the ball around right end Gwosden who was sent in for Kifer to do the kick ing failed In all four attempts to kick goal and made two futile boots at the ball for field goals EEL CZKES JEAUNASH1 Tlx Obligation 1H4 br Wry measure of service in the new larger Vanstory store To State Prep School Title By Beating Blue Ridge 48 26 Lynchburg Va Nov 27 In a hard fought game which was featured by brilliant work on the part of both teams with plenty ot action for the side lines Lynchburg college defeat ed Gullford College here this after noon 37 to 6 The outstanding feat was staged by Roberaon of the los ing team when he got through a broken field In the second quarter from Guilford's 23 yard line to 4 yard before Thomas him from Lynch burg's backfield and ran him out of hounds A touchdown followed on a pass from Thomas to rye Roberson falling on the goal The touchdown came after Lynch burg had scored from a recovered fumble on her own 5 yard line Thomas going over on the fourth down second score came 'in second period when Perry Intercepted a pass from the 31 yard line and ran 28 yards to a touchdown Shortly afterwards the Hornets got the ball after a short punt by Roberson Ross got through Guilford's right tackle for 23 and Carpenter round right end for 19 and a touchdown The half ended with Lynchburg leading 20 to 6 McMains kicked a goal from place ment in the third quarter from Guilford's 18 yard line The last period opened with Lynch burg kicking to Guilford's seven yard line and the visitors being forced to kick Ross coming back to 30 yard line when Thomas got over center for seven and McMains through the hole for 20 Two more rushed by McMains gave the needed three yards fpr a touchdown McMains was the outstanding play er of the game He never had such driving power as today and It was to his kicking that Guilford owed her bad defeat He missed one goal out of five kicked a field goal and hla punts easily averaged 45 yards wnne ms kicks after scores went over goal line The game was as clean as a al the way through The Guilford players tonight guests at Thanksgiving dinner this college Lynchburg 37) Position Gullford (6) Perry Ie White fW jittit Vta bom 1 yWL I HI wt I I The Job" NC Elm Street ClMalag b4 by WuMifftll Oak Ridge Position Blue Ridge Holdbrook Ie Rose Snadors lt Qaner McNeill lg Jackson Williams McNair Gold Kinnett Edwards rt Moore Hauser re Swink Veach Ward Tomko lh aulkner Quinn rh Cathey Perry fb Rollins Kirkpatrick referee Groome um pire Mallory Headllnesman North Carolina Pos Virginia Epstein ie Ahner Matthews It Holland ordham lg Cockrlll Robinson Reynolds McIver rg Mackall Hawfleld rt Hyman Braswell re Darby Devin qb Dlffey Bonner lh Mahls Sparrow rh Cuddy Merritt fb rost Score by periods: Virginia 0 7 0 0 7 North Carolina 0 0 0 0 Givens lt Herring Suttenfield lg Tew Kendall Warrwlck Shank rg IL Harrell Newcomer rt Lindley Salowich ee Smith Barbee razier McMains lh Roberson Carpenter rh Thomas Thomas Kimery.