News and Record from Greensboro, North Carolina • 11

SECTION 2 PAGE 3 Carolina Pre light Turns Back Stubborn Wolf pack 21 7 a Greensboro Takes Win Aggies Play to ffiis winter We Now Have Plenty of GYM SHOES BACK THE ATTACK WITH WAR BONDS They Are Not Rationed! Sizes 6 to 11 USUI 212 Elm St Phone 3 1081 I for IOC things LIVING THROUGH 0 6 0 0 0 7 7 Turner Big Gun or State Club Brats White Zulkowskl Houston Naples Mattiola Burke Clair Deyeso Dowda Hanulak Delaney Asheboro Councilman Morgan Underwood Dobbins Usher Bray Lewallen Morrison Saunders rye Burton Durham Nichols (C) Davis Brande Walker (Ci Cardwell McAdams Brooks Burton Only 3000 Watch Tilt Stale Novick Johnson Ivey Edwards Guctu Zick Pearce Plzzuro Turner itzgerald Mauro 0 14 7 Touchdowns (for Hecker) Points after (placements) or Bronchial Irritations I Resulting from Colds I When nothing seems to do that irri 1 tating bothersome cough any good just I go to Cecil Russell Mann's Cut Rate I Drug Store and get a bottle of good old I Bron chu line Emulsion I Take it as directed and notice how I easily it takes gives ycu relief and I helps you get a restful night's sleep I Often one half bottle is enough and I you are better before you know it The I very first dose takes right hold loosen ing phlegm soothing and quieting irri 1 tation So get a bottle of Bron chu line I Emulsion today and get relief as quick! as you can Money back if dissatisfied I hi euiy way Texas Cops Loop Title Horns Topple Aggies 27 13 RIDAY NOVEMBER 26 1943 (Special to rtany News) ASHEBORO Nov Gray high from Winston Salem scored six touchdowns four extra points and a safetv to overwhelm an outclassed Asheboro high team here today iz in ine locals iinai game or the season Gray made 14 first downs to two scoring once in the first and fourth and twice in both the second and third periods Burke went over from the four yard line and Dyson kicked the point to open the rampage Coward scored from the one and Jones sub back ran back an intercepted pass 40 yards to score in the second pe riod In the third Voss on an end around scored from the six and after a 50 yard forward lateral pass nlav from Coward to Smith to Rov ender the latter scored from the VI if Gray scored a safety to open the BRONCHIAL COUGHS State 17 138 IB 8 134 1 0 30 201 31 LG Hayworth Love Adams RE Jones Poole Hicks Sprinkle Boyette Score by periods: Lexington Children's Home (Special to Daily News) AYETTEVILLE Nov 25 The Purple Whirlwind eleven from Greensboro high school turned in one of its finest performances of the 1943 football campaign here tonight to roll over a stubborn ayetteville high Bulldog squad 38 0 in a post season game in the high school bowl The tussle ended the season for both teams Two Six Man Tilts At Stadium Tonight A couple of six man football games will be reeled off in Memo rial stadium tonight with second place in the Guilford county high school league at stake Curry and Rankin lock horns at 8:30 in a scrap to determine the runnerup to league leaders who tackle Allen Jay in the opener at 7:15 GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA Crrciubara Linehan Curran Shore Mabry Cobio Rawlins Sehopp Chambers McCormick 7 0 25 Prefllght HI 1(W 10 39 3 70 415 30 1 60 We also have a large stock of HUNTING BOOTS and HUNTING CLOTHES Hunting Boots Are Rationed sgooosc ST WINS SALT LAKE CITY Nov (AP) Herman Wcdemeyer fresh man right halfback led his St Mary's Gael teammates to a 34 to 0 football victory today over the Uni versity of Utah handing the Utea their seventh straight loss Touchdown Touchdown ct Over ayetteville High Locals Close 1943 Season With 38 0 Win In Post Season Clash marched 67 yards with the kickoff to tie the score Spears spear headed the drive and plunged over from the one and McBride crashed the line for the point The spectators hardly believed what was going on when Lexington kicked off and the orohans drove 60 yards for their second score Three kickoffs and three marches for scores! Bill Hicks reversed 11 yards for the tally and Tom Boyette added the point after his brother Bill had led the offensive to set up the score Both teams scored in the second quarter Children's Home running its lead to 20 7 when Tom Boyette blocked McBride's kick on the Lex ington 31 and the orphans recov ered They couldn't score but after Lexington kicked out Bill Boyette passed to Bill Poole to the Lexing ton 28 and then again for the touch down Try for point failed Spears intercepted one of Boy passes and streaked 50 yards lor me Lexington score ano me half ended 20 14 after McBride plunged for the point The third quarter was scoreless but the fourth quarter fireworks decided the outcome Lexington plays Reynolds high here December 4 in a post season contest Home Lexlnrton Poole Witherspoon Williams Miller Boyette Blaylock Everhart Brown Smith King Eaneu Lopp McBride Spears 7 7 0 14 6 0 Orange Bowl MIAMI la Nov The beardless Aggies of Texas A and whose only loss this season came today in a spectacular game with a powerful 12 University of Texas team tonight were named to iny in Miami New Years day DranXTO bowl fontball classic nrciinsf Louisiana 'State university (Jack) Baldwin chairman of the scheduling committee said that the Aggies had accepted the invitation Texas A and lost to Texas 27 13 in a game that decided the Southwest championship and vir tually put the Longhorns in the Cotton bowl at Dallas The Xggics had been held to a scoreless tie by North Texas A and four weeks ago Both the Aggies and are all civilian teams composed of un der draft age or 4 students The Orange bowl will mark their sec ond meeting this year Texas A and trimmed the Tigers from Baton Rouge 28 13 early in the season Orange bowl officials who Ti vn made it a policy year after year to choose free scoring teams rather than perfect record elevens said Texas A and was their choice Because of the spectacular passing attack the youthful Texans have shown all season The visitors chalked up 12 first downs and completely outplayed the Bulldogs in the first half but had to go to intermission with only a 7 0 lead run up in the dying minutes of the first quarter when Bill Chambers powerhouse half back exploded through tackle and weaved and bobbed 18 yards for the opening tally Jack Brantley kicked the point Greensboro turned two ayette ville fumbles into touchdowns in a' wild scoring third quarter which saw the charges of Coaches Bob Jamieson and Buck Mann rush over 25 points and put the game on ice before a Thanksgiving night crowd of some 3500 spectators A 35 yard pass from George Ralls to John Sehopp accounted for second score early in the third quarter while ayette ville fumbled and lost possession of the next two kickoffs to set up two more touchdowns which followed Ralls plunged over from the one and chambers crashed over from the four to climax drives of 36 and 15 yards respectively Brant ley converted after the second score The fourth tally in the wild scoring third neriod came vhnn ayetteville marched to the Greensboro 30 its deepest pene tration of Whirlwind territory all night and Greensboro took over the ball on downs and drove 70 yards with Chambers passing 2(J yards to Robert Apple who ran on over from the five Bill Antone ended a 45 yard drive bv circling end for two varrf and the last Greensboro six pointer in the fourth quarter Greensboro rolled up 20 first downs to the losers three ine lineups: ayetteville Lewis WIkrs Woodall McRainey Buie Lutterloh Ruskill Tatum Dunninenn Tolar Crawlord Score by periods: Greensboro ayetteville STATE RESULTS Wake orest 2 Bragg State 7 South Carolina 13 Camp Davis 42 Carolina Preflight 21 SOUTH Maryland 21 Virginia Military 14 Richmond 20 Charleston Gd PrCMhyterlan 47 Newberry 6 Vanderbilt 45 Tennessee Tech 7 Benning (300th) 61 Camp Gordon 0 SOUTHWEST Texas 27 Texas A and 13 Tulsa 61 Arkansas 0 EAST Colgate 21 Brown 14 Pennsylvania 20 Cornell 14 Bucknell 21 ranklin Marshall 13 MID WEST Riley 22 Kansas 7 Miami (Ohio) 52 Xavier 7 Pittsburgh (Kansas) 32 Wm Jewel 6 rzsn nnsr St Mary's 34 Utah Okla A 7 Denver HIGH SCHOOLS Greensboro 38 avetteville Reidsville 6 Laurinburg 6 (tie) Children's Home 26 Lexington 21 Mt Airy 18 Sanford 6 Kinston 26 Raleigh Meth Orph 0 Albemarle 33 Thomasville 12 Oxford High 13 Henderson Gray (Winston Salem) 42 Asheboro 0 NEGRO COLLEGES A and 47 Smith 15 Tuskeegee 10 Alabama State 13 shadow of the Navy goal four times before driving 65 yards to their only touchdown in the final period State had everything its way in tne statistics gaining 183 yards on the ground to the 126 and racking up 17 first downs to 10 which was on a penalty In the air Turner tossed eight completed passes for a net of 134 yards while his mates limited the Cadets to two completed passes and 39 yards The second period was hardly underway when Ralph Cox a sub back intercepted one of Bob An passes on the State 32 to up ine navy's first marker After a try at the line Cox hurled a pass to Bob Woodburn on the tWO and from thprn Pnv clrivtA end for the touchdown Gene Lov ett converted Kick Blocked Midway of the period Sachleben rushed in from his tackle post to block Andrews' boot un me estate 41) The ball bounded back over the State head and rolled to the State four Sachleben outran Andrews to the ball and covered it Kenneth Cook another sub back took just one play to plunge through for the touchdown Again Lovett con verted In the closing moments of the third Carl Osborne intercepted one of nnssps nn os and he outstepped State tacklers to the midfield stripe Cecil Hare picked up four yards and then Cook passed to Bill Tuttle on the State 39 On the next play Cook lateraled to Hare behind the line of scrimmage and Hare cut back and stepped to the 22 Cook and Ray Wolfe made it a first on the State eight and from there Mike Roulette swept end for the touch down Lovett's kick again a Buua Late in the auarter Tnn Picenrn returned a Navy boot 17 yards to the State 35 to open the touchdown march Turner picked up two first downs on line plunges then he passed to Tommy Hayes and Charles Novick for two more rom the 20 Turner made six then shoveled a pass to Hayes on the Navy four Turner and Lou Mauro moved it to the one foot line as the third quarter ended On the first play of the fourth Mauro bucked over Bill Zick con Ul tuu The first hnlf wViicHa cost the Wolfpack a touchdown leaving the ball on the Navy nine with first down Turner had opened the drive by returning Lovett's boot 24 yards to the Navy 43 Two plays lost seven vards HOW IT HAPPENED mt Oowm Yards Rushing Net Passes Attempted Passes Completed Yxrrit Hv Pmsintr Yard Runback Int Passe untinr Average Yard All Kick Returned Opponent umble Recovered Yard Lot By Penalties Home Nips Lexington In Thriller Orphans Capture South Piedmont Crown With 26 to 21 Triumph PHILADELPHIA Nov (AP) Herb Pennock former New York Yankee whom Connie Mack once called smartest was quoted to day as saying he had been by Robert Car penter Jr new president of the Phillies and offered the job of general manager The Philadelphia Record said Pennock in a telephone conver sation from the Georgetown hunting lodge of h'r present employer Boston Red Sox Presi dent Tom Yawkey added that expect to make a de cision until after thinking over the matter for a few Yawkey knows or the of fer and has given me permission to join the Pniilies or rather to better myself in any way for which I am very grateful to Pennock was quoted as saying am also grateful and greatly flattered that I have been approached by Mr The Record said Pennock now general manager of the Red Sox farm system would leave Yaw Special to Dally New) WINSTON SALEM Nov 25 Home nosed out Lexington high school Yellow Jackets 26 21 fdr the South Piedmont conference football champion ship here this afternoon in one of the most thrilling school boy games ever played on the turf of Bowman Gray Memorial stadium Coach Wilbur orphanage eleven tallied in the final minute cf play when Junius Sprinkle flungea over from the one yard ine to bring Home an upset win over the Jackets tutored by Jimmy Maus It was a nip and tuck struggle throughout although Lexington never took over the lead until mid way in the fourth quarter when Lee Spears an outstanding back crashed over left tackle from the three yrd line and Ripper McBride booted the point to send the Maus men into a 21 20 lead It stood until Home took the next kickoff and marched 65 yards to snatch victory out of the fire when Sprinkle plunged over for the deciding score Lexington had time to take the kickoff and run a series of four plays before losing the ball just before the end of the game Statistics Show Difference The winners rolled up 17 first downs gained 125 yards net rush ing ana puea up juj more yards by passing while Lexington had five first downs 110 yards rushing and only six yards passing It was the 11 th straight triumph for Home and concluded an undefeated season Lexington has lost three games but only one in the conference Taking the opening kickoff Bill Boyette sparked Home to an immediate score by climaxing a 61 yard march by going over from the one His brother Tom Bayctte added the point Lexington came right back and rnTTrirt? cjt yt I IzXJJLAJU Ku Lll xvAf llUVi 25 (AP) Texas battered Texas A and into a 27 13 defeat today to win the Southwest conference foot ball championship in the wildest game ever played between the two rivals A crowd of 32000 watched Texas get a two touchdown lead in nine minutes of the opening period then saw the youthful Aggies surge back to tie the score and later lose the game to superior line play and the driving runs of James Ross Cala nan ana ttaipn Hark The victorv automatirallv marip Texas the host team in the Cotton bowl and gave the Longhorns their second straight conference title Texas scored the first time it got the ball A fine punt return by Park carried to the Longhorn 48 Ralph Ellsworth swept over right tackle to the Aggie 11 rapped the snrno Blnce for five mnr vnnl nnrf Park on a reverse circled left end for the touchdown Calahan added uie point Texas sowed nn fhn rnmn of the period when Park broke over right tackle and scored Waterboy Billy Andrews a 4 foot ll young stser came off the bench to drop kick the point Texas hammered at the Aggie goal line most of the last half and finally scored as the result of nn Aggie roughing penally Park ran a punt back to the A and 15 and Calahan rapped right tackle for four then came the penalty put ting the ball on the one yard line Calahan went over right tackle for a touchdown and added the point Pennock Offered Job Of General Manager Key lodge Monday and planned to confer with Carpenter prob ably on Wednesday in Wilming ton Del or New York Carpenter yesterday refused to admit he is dealing with Pen nock a long time personal friend but deny it I can say now is the man I am after is a veteran baseball Carpenter said say any more until I reach an agreement with the club owner he is now working for I hope to get away soon to do some hunt ing in South A veteran of 32 years with the American league the first 22 of which he was a star pitcher for the Athletics Red Sox and Yankees Pennock was once called smartest pitch by Connie Mack He is one of the few birth right Quakers ever to play pro fessional baseball Pennock was born ebruary 19 1894 and has always made his home in Ken nett Square Pa where he is known as "the Squire of Kennett Albemarle Whips Thomasville High THOMASVILLE Nov Scor ing 20 points in the first quarter Albemarle brushed aside Thomas ville Tommies 33 12 here this afternoon in the 1943 finale for both football clubs Sifford threw a pass good for 40 yards to Bailey in the first few minutes and Albemarle shot into a lead it never relinquished Sif but then Turner passed 20 yards ford later passing 26 yards to Little to Novick on the Navy 30 Turner for a second touchdown and Jim picked up another first down and McCarn dashing 18 yards for a third then passed to Bruton itzgerald Albemarle tally on the four for another first Tur Albemarle added two more scores ner sliced through for a touch in the third quarter on a 45 yard down but an offside penalty on scoring pass from Sifford to Little State put the ball back on the and a 24 yard payoff sprint by nine as the whistle blew McCarn who plays in the Shrine Andrews fumbled on the Naw game at Charlotte next week end eight midway of the third and Kay recovered an Albemarle fum Cooke recovered for the Pre ble on the four and Styers plunged High ters to end another State over on the first play for Thomas threat A third drive this one for villes third quarter touchdown 44 yards was stopped on the Navy Russell completed a 55 yard pass 19 whcn the Pre flighters held for Thomasville's second score The lineups It was third victory Carolina I'renirht in 10 starts while Thomasville won ixivett wo or ju games 1 47 Seorr bv twrlod: I Albemarle 20 0 43 Rndd Thomasville 0 0 6 Osborno Tuttle Wolfe 1 1 RH Hecker Hare I Score by periods: Carolina Preflight I Preflight scoring: II £ox Hare) Cooke I Roulette (for Wolfe) I touchdowns Lovett 3 II State scoring: Touchdown Mauro Point after touchdown Zick (place ment) I substitutions: Kies I Mikowaske Woodburn Kline Beck I Tackles Sachleben Douglas Stankie I Xlck: McNulty Welch Young I Kolakowski Rooney Centers Law II rence Hunt Cook Nutc Han I nlgan Cox Moses Hayden Roulette I State substitutions: Lovedav I Swartsburg Culp Madak I Rattclade Thompson So I Backs Booker Andrews Hayes II Gibsop II 8 McDaniel Moved To irst String CHAPEL HILL Nov (AP) Tar Heels of North Carolina took time out to enjoy Thankgiv mg dinner today but participated in light drills during the afternoon in preparation for their final tilt of the season Saturday They meet I Virginia at Norfolk irst string center John Richard son went to the infirmary with a severe cold and Coach Tom Young moved Tucker McDaniel Salisbury freshman in to fill the gap Other wise the squad was in good shape They leave for Norfolk early to morrow drills were devoted main ly to a review of their own plays but some attention was given to de fensive tactics to be used against the Cavaliers Young indicated he would use the same lineup which startedagainst Duke last Saturday with the exception of the change at cen ter made today By BLOYS BRITT RALEIGH Nov An alert all cadet team from the Car olina Navy Pre flight school con verted two pass interceptions into touchdowns and then blocked a State college punt to set up an other today to defeat a stubborn Wolfpack 21 7 before a holiday crowd of 3000 in Riddick stadium Held scoreless during the first quarter when one of their drives was stopped on the State four the Cadets went on to get two touch downs in the second by driving 32 yards after a pass interception and then covering a blocked kick on the State four In the third they marched 50 yards for the final tally after dragging in another Wolf pack aerial The Wolfpack paced by fresh man Howard Turner of Rocky Mount who ran and passed the Cadets dizzy penetrated within the Gray High Trounces day for the state class championship Laurinburg andl Reidsville high schools battled four thrilling quarters to a 0 0 tie to close an undefeated season for both elevens 10m LSucnanan broke thrnuph guard and raced 72 yards for Lau touchdown early in the third quarter but Captain Charles Nichols Reidsville guard blocked try for point Tom etzer drove over for 10 yards and a score midwpy the fourth period climaxing a 67 yard drive featured by bullet passes to McAdams and Cardwell but Evans and Alford blocked Dur kick for the extra point Laurinburg Ted in rushing 204 yards to 155 and Reidsville in pass ing 131 to nothing The ighting Scots led a close first half six first downs to four but the Golden Lions led the second half 12 to 0 threatened several times and generally dominated the play except for long run Buchanan and Grandy led Laurin hard running attack with 99 and 71 vards resnectivelv whilo Jackson Williams paced the scrappy line etzer topped the Lions with 65 yards on rushing and completed 11 passes for 125 yards Other fea 1 turcs were Wesley plung ing pass snagging and 1 Captain great play upfront 1 Laurlnburr Reidsville 1 nearn LT Evans LG Cheek Monroe RT McArn RE Parrish QB Grandy LH Buchanan RH Bullard Score by periods: Laurinburg Reidsville Laurinburg scoring: AJlIVIIdUdll Reidsville scoring zer STUDY IN Those on Notro bench are always in the game too This candid photo made as Creighton Miller Intercepted an Iowa Scahawk pass near the Irish goal shows the worried expressions on the faces of Coach rank Leahy left and Capt Pat illey right as assistant Coach Moose Krause grabs the head coach his enthusiasm at the good break for the Irish who barely won by 14 13 The Irish seek their 10th straight victory against Great Lakes tomorrow 14 Reidsville Laurinburg Play To 6 6 Deadlock State Class Titular Contest Ends In Thrilling Tie Game CHAPEL HILL Nov 25 Meeting here fourth period when Saunders was tackled behind the goal Shortly afterwards Gray marched back and climaxed the drive with a 25 yard touchdown pass to Smith The lineups: Gray Voss LT Dyson Caudle Alben RG Brown RT Atkinson RE Smith QR Bovcnder LG Coward RH Bailey Burke Score by periods: Gray Asheboro 0 0 0 0 0 TULSA CIVILIANS HIGH TULSA Nov 25 Unbeaten Tul sa is one of the few all civilian college football teams in the na tion riding the crest Camp Davis Turns Back Bragg Team CAMP DAVIS Nov (AP) A Camp Davis football team over whelmed a heretofore undefeated ort Bragg field artillery replace ment training center aggregation 42 to 0 to gain the unofficial grid title among Carolina army elevens today Eight triumphs in ten grid outings marked the Blue 1943 efforts In the presence of a Thanksgiv ing day overflow crowd of 30000 antiaircraft soldiers and civilians the Blue Brigade with its back field and line co ordinating to per fection stormed through for a touchdown the first time it gained possession of the ball nnrl then accumulated five additional tallies spread over the remaining periods Johnny Bezemes and Norm Standlee were particularly out 1 owiiuuiK ui uieir nan carrying as an invulnerable line permitted ougaue docks 10 gainer zzb yaras alone the sround whilA rpRtrir finer the visiting Cannoneers to a minus eight in the same department An uninterrupted 63 yard ad vance earned the first score for the immediately following the opening kickoff Bezemes sparked the surge one of his dashes picking up 19 yards rom one yard out Standlee plunged for the payoff and then converted Midway in the second quarter Standice intercepted a pass on the Bragg 40 and returned 11 yards to the rival 29 Here Bezemes flipped one to end Joe Ncssing on the Cannoneer five yard line and he took it over Again Standlee toed the extra point and it was 14 to 0 at the half Baldwin pounced on a Bragg fumble in the third stanza and the three plays later Standlee dived for the marker He also clicked on me extra point ine lineups: Pos Camp Davla LE Nesslng LT Montgomery LG Primavera Vannoy RG Gower Melius RE Baldwin QB Yoder LH Bezemes Waugh Standlee Score by periods Bragg Camp Davis Remember during this war period your dealer may not al ways be able to furnish the par ticular brand of anti freeze you want when you want it I New Book "Take ing System gives special money saving tips every mo torist should know Just send a penny postal card to Room 2496 Nemours Bldg I du Pont de Nemours Co (Inc) Wilmington Del Motorists should take good care of the anti freeze they can get They should see to it that he cooling system is thoroughly tight so that anti freeze leak out They should have the fan belt hose con nections cylinder head gaskets and radi ator carefully serviced and should have adjustments and replacements made as needed If you saved anti freezo from last win ter the solution may need strengthening lor another winter a 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