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Elon Gains 8-7 Dedsion Over Catawba
L , , ' caitiinis ill this coiiiitrv rliis
I a.-r wei k-cii, ■ Mii.l -V,. !1 l„.t ,mu- lasf .lolliir vo,i coiildirt lu,vc foniul
.-MS •■:nuj,.is rhMt wa> (‘xppripnciinr more im|),.iii(.ss aii.l optiiui.siii tlimi
a (>ortain coles.p .:nii,.us I.K'uro,] .lowii in Alania,ico comity, Xortli
^ aio.iiiii. Aiuiu'ly Klon (
I lie I'lditiu- (’hi'i'^tiaii'^' iii-cstiL--f now indicates tliat tlicv liavc
y,(c..ica ,y chuchcl a Nortli State conferciicc tic an.l pr.,l>al>lv the
Htle ,v,thorn ai.v ties attache.) to it. If Kh,n oses to Appalachian an.l
l>cats (.niltnni it wotiIiI then lie cmlited with a first place tie Pro
vide,! I..,u,ir Khvne Uhyne defeats (’atawba. If the fonirer would
l.aiu! the lat‘,'r an u)»set. it wonld be co-chanu>ions with Elon. If the
Indians ;ye victorious. I-]!,,,, would oain the title on percentai>-e points
111 MOW of the fact that Coach Hendrickson has every eleven scheduled
111 tlie conterence, while Catawba tan,£rles with every team excei>t one.
Ill wever. wo believe then' will be no tie involved in the confer
ence re-nlts. I he |,H-als should be victorious over Ajipalachiail when
Mh* ('onics hero Xovouihcr 27.
Ilejidrirl-siw /folds Edqe Over Kivkhtnd
Tl'.' vicNii-v Satnnlav -ave C>ach Hendrickson the e.hre over
iv n'kiaiid. ( jitji'Wm s iiicuf-or. since flu* foritH'r took ov(M‘ oonchiiiir dn-
tu's hciv. |„ Klon has won three .iraines: Catawba two. Elon'
H so lu.Ms the ehre since the two sr-hools started the annual classic in
plaviier every season exr-eiit for a three-vi'ar laps" between lO.SO
and ’:U. The ivconl leads Klon six wi.'s; Catawba four: and one
s.'iireles> deailli'k. This season mentor TTendrickson ran up his hitrh-
( st score arainst anv omioneiit ever
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CONFERENCE
CHATTER
( hri'tiaiis turned back Iliali Point with a 47-0 defeat.
hloii He'tchpd I'eak Agaiii'tf fatairbii
KI.'II reaehed its hiiihest oeak of the seascni Saturday against (''a-
I he Cannonade oii‘;)hiyed the losers in every department
l''^-i"ht Ilolshonser, candidate for litt'e all-American, and rated ,nie
of the most acnrate parsers in the nation, faih'd to spot Imt three re
ceivers out of 14 atteiniited tiasses. These three passv-'s netted a total
of two yarils. Ike Creeii' contender for little All-American, was out-
sMuiliim- tor the Redskins, but on a number of occasions, was stoiiiied
ilead in his tracks by Klon linemen.
Donato A (/dill In jured
Charles Dr.nato, Klon's star 2()(i-j)(mnd tackle, re-injured his
shoulder in the (’atawba ;>anie. l>onato first injured his shonliler in
pre-('atawba practice, and it was believed at that time he wouldn't be
able t(i see action. Hut when tin- openiiiir whistle was blown Satur
day. ( harlev was at his old (losition, ]>layinf!: baiifj-np ball as loii>' as
he stayed in the sjaiiie. ’
This season the C’hristians are
proud of the fact that they have
iiccomplislu'd a reconl of six vic-
li'ries a^'ainst onlv one defeat,
'VTT!ll'"''''i ilfiTsitv is“flii' on]y f‘inn
that has parked Klon's reciu'd
v.ifh a l>nt the Calinonade
decsn’t fiV s^o bad alnrnt that. The
iriirricaif, at this writ-int>'. are
niKlef'Mt.^, Saturday Xoveiidier
I. they flocked 'I’exas Tecli out
• of the #def(ated ranks with a
■ii-O setl^k.
By virtue of an 8-7 dwisioii
over the Indians of Catawba, tlu
I'ii;litiiif;- Christians of Klon
ed a stran}>l(‘-liol(l on the North
State ('lianipionship last weekend,
A safety scored in the iast tw(
aiiniifes of the game bv Kj Shaw,
end foi' the C'liristians, enablec
flic ( annonad(‘ to tori^e ahc'ac
into first place in the conference.
Klon has now ci/inpiled the en- I
viable record of six wins against
one loss. Such a nvord is not t
he ashamed of in any league.. Am,
inirticularly we should not 'feel
bad about the loss when \w re*
member that it was to an uiibeat-
t'li and untu'd Aliami Klev(^n.
The t'hristians now have on!'
to face (Jiiilford and Appalachian
o end the fjrid season. 'I’he Eioii-
ites are slated to easily walk awa\*
I.enoir Rhyne was downed bv a
I')-!) score at the hands of New
berry last Kriday, liiit their team
is expected to tread on victory
i>round this week-end when tiiev
meet Westi'rn Carolina at (’iillci-
wliei"
Ibis was two weeks aso when i ^ ^fi **Vi * t i
witl, u dV.a .1,.^....* ■ Inrkey
contf st and there
that they will also be favored over
the Uoonemen when they meet at
th Klon Park on November 27.
Day (luilfor .
IS little doubt
'I'hc sta^:e will tlieii be set for
lie ('atawba-Lenoir Rhviie strui>-
Ic on next I'riday to deterniiiie
v’hether Lenoir Rhyne will shart'
lie title with Klon. Asstimiii; tliat
he Rears will trim W. ('. (
hev will into the fi-ay with
atawba iMiastinjx ot four wins
nd only oiu> li.ss vvitliin the con-
I erence, that loss In'iiii;’ at tlie
lands ot the Klonites (’atawba
loes not battle within the con-
'erence rhis wtTk and thus a dc-
eat ot the Hears by the Indians
vould iiivc the Triiie nmlisputed
claim on second I'lace, provided of
•onrse the Christians defeat (inil-
Foi'il anil A))palac!iian.
Appal.u-hian lost a e'ose lO-n
Tame to Tamiia last week and arc
-cheduled to meet the IIit,di Roim
Panthers at Ilijrh Point todav.
I he (Quakers of (Jiiilford lost a
i-() decisioii 'o the Panthers last
■atnrday am'. c';ii(dicd the hottoni
nil';- in tlie race.
Cannonade Ekes Out Win By A
Safety Scored In Closing AAinutes
Here are
inj>K to date
lyir the first time of the season
( atawba was torced to (K!cupv sec
ond position in the conference
standiiifis this week. Although the
Indians still have one conference
foe to fa*e, Lenoir-Rhvne it will
he imi)ossib!e for the Tribe to
sain any part ot the (’hampion-
ship which the.v hold from last,
year, provnled there are no nps('ts Aiii/ilachi n
in the remaind(‘r of the ganu's. So
bv h'suiff a hard tought dc'oision to ! Vi’estern (’is-)!ir,i
the Klon Kleven last Friday the' '
(’atawba Indians virtually bowed
out of the conference race! (luilford
thi' confi'rence stand-
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I’ailing to .score a touchdown on
three late attcmpt.s. a bl(K'ked
pnnt uhu'h I’csiilted m a safety,
I'loved all that was ii(*(*cssary to
give i^.lon an 8-7 victory over the
( at.ii\vlia Indians at Salisbury last
.''afui'day. Aov(‘inher 8, before a
eri'wd ot sjn'ctators
I li«‘ ( annonad(‘, in'denionstrat-
.ng its hesr performance of the
season, outplayed the Redskins in
{■very ilepartineiit. Klon chalked
1)1 n:ii(‘ tirst downs against ('a-
tawha s h e v c n, | h(‘ winners
amassed Ji;{ yards rushing to
101 for tlie loser.s. Th,. hn'.als
wei-e charged with only three five-
'aid ^onaltif.s, while (’atawba
lost :i.-) yards hecause of penalties.
This triumph was the fourth
conference win of the 8,.ason for
Klon, who has yet to face Appa-
laciiiaii and (iuilford.
( Jitawba s touchdown oceiiri’cd
in the first half. Knd Don Dan-
ley bliH'ked .Molly (’raft's punt on
the S(*ven \'ard liiu*, and r‘(*overed
the ball himself in thi. end zone
t(.T the t(aiclidown. (j(‘orgiana*s
.kick was good, throwing Catawba
I in the lead 7-l.
j Shortly after the second-half
j kickoff- Roone snatched Hal Ro-
I wen’s punt on his Ki and dashed
, down the left sideline to mid-field
! where h(. reversed his fi(.ld, and
with the aid of K(.aring and
Agresta hliicking, raced the re.st of
netted 84 yard.s. RcHine’.s placekick
(or the extra ]ir)inf failed, and ('a-
(awha was still in the h.ad 7-tl.
I.ater in this pcri.;d, center .It'n-
iiings Withers intercepti.d Hol-
shonser's pass on iiis ;i:> which Itil
to Klon's last (piarter scorin.'
fhreat.s.
With only a f(*w ininiiteii left
to play in the game tackle l.odv
(ilenii r(.covered (ireen's fumble
on the hitter's 41. After 'I'onian-
(•hek made one yanl tliroiigh cen-
er, I )aher shot a pa«s to I’.oone
who ran to the 18. On the next
f*’'"" 'lowii.s, Klon was just short
)i a first down, with Tomancliek
.'arrying fh. mail. (leorgiana, on
two line bucks, failed to gain
tlirongh the lin>. On the next
■^>^.n .oiiard Curry lirvan rushed
throngli anl hlix'kt^d (ii'oj'giaija'rf
onnt. The latter, tli,.n, attempted
to run the ball out of the end zone
and was stopfx'd by big end Kd
Shaw giving Khm a .satViy, mak
ing the scoreboard read h-7 in
Klon’s favor.
I'ullback 'r)nian.hed, on of
fense and defense both, was the
most outstanding gridinan on the
field. Ills lim* pitiwiiig prov(‘d a
major factor i ntlie victory. On a
nnnilHT of rxicasions lie broke
ftironsrh and spilled Ike (Jrecn,
( atawba’s star 1 (J.'cpouiKl bac]c
tor no gjiins.
A lot of credit should be ^iveu
the way for the first six Klon i to Rrvan and Shaw who c inie
w'^'tilent T‘"l' to contribiitV' Klon’s win-
. lit an hulian un ing a hand ; nni- i.oints. (Jr.rn, Ilolshonser,
m ' .t ''"'t «'-l Hanley were ontst;n..Hng for
mi ,t s.intai'iilar plav o+ the game, ' the Indians.
XSB2C-1—It’s the
Navy’s new dive-
bombing sensation ->
Test Pilot Bill Ward
at the stick
fill
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Intrc mural
Roundup
T. K. fraternity t(«ik over
place in the intranniral h'a-
this week by defeafing Sii;nia
Reta 12 to 0. I. T. K. show-
bi'illiant rnnning and iia.ssing
atfck in ilowning tlie Sigma '
s’. .Malloy and Reaman were!
oifstanding. Sigma Phi showed a
1 defense in the line and back-
fieia.
T. K. intercepted a pass in
ktlj/ earlv minutes of tbeir game
\i:b Kavjia Psi Xu Fraternity
:yd‘,:iie folowing ))lay Evans lat-
tAiVk;d to jMalov who scored from
:?0 yard line. Kaiiini Psi
.showed their defensive
HOW DOES IT FEEL to dive straight down from several miles up? Bill Ward
knows. He’s the test pilot who put this amazing new Curtiss dive bomber
through her paces for the Navy. That's Bill fm th, pktur, at th, left, above}
smokmg his (and the Navy man's} favorite cigarette. He’ll tell you—
YOOR EARS CRACKLE and pop. You think,” says Bil! Ward, “the whole
world’s trying to squeeze the daylights out of you. You think maybe it
bas, jf things go a little foggy or dark when you’re pulling out of your
dive. After a ride like that, a cool, Cavorful Camel tastes mighty welcome.
bi'-V^i
t h
.streii^tli
kec))ing the 1. T. K.
men fron scoring again until the
game v/as^j^.arly over. With about
three miiiu,s of plav left, Rea
man passed Ip Hobson for the fi
nal score of ti. game. Final seore-
lioard reading vas I. T. K. V2—
Kapiia Psi Xn^.
In a more evei^y matched game
the Kappa Psi’s md the Sigiua
I’hi's battled to a Vg tie until the
last minute of plaving time. 'With
tlie score thus tied aud seconds to
play O'Conner to
heave a 30 vard pass Culbreth
in the end zone for tli» winning
talv. The conversion made
j,cood by Phiiliiis. Final siore-'l3-
C.
The smoke of slower-burning
• Camels contains
28% LESS
NICOTINE
than the average of the 4 other
largest-selhng cigarettes tested-less than
any of them — according to independent
scientific tests of ^ smoke Itself i
m£yk£/VllU>ERsyf^^-
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ot tbew
Test Pilot Bill Ward shares the Navy man's preference for Camels
SPEAKING of tests, Bill-Ward adds.
"Those recent laboratory tests
showing less nicotine in the smoke of
Camels only go to prove what I’ve
always found in my smoking—Camels
are milder in lots of ways. That’s what
counts with me.”
Light up a Camel yourself. You’ll
know in the first few flavorful puffs
why, with men in the service* with
the millions behind them...it’s Camels.
{*Actual sales records show the favorite
cigarette with men in the Army, Navy,
^iarines, and Coast Guard is Camel.J