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HIGH LIFE
October 10, 1941
New Senior High Stadium Planned
In Grounds Improvement Projects
Work To Begin Nov. 1
Delayed One Year
By Defense Needs
IncliKliiif? the construction of the
stadium at Henior and Dudley high
schools, work will l)egin on the city
wide playground improvement project
about Xovemher 1. Hen L. Smith, super
intendent of^ city schools, announced on
Octoher 4.
INIr. Smith received word from C. iVI.
Crutchlield, district manager of the
Ked(u-al Works agency, works progress
administration, that the work will be
started on or about November 1. Ap
proved two years ago by the W.r.A.
the ]>roject has beam held up, partly by
the national defense' program, :Mr. Smith
stated.
To Speiul $50,000
Approximately $5(t,0(M> appropriation
has been set aside for the work. About
.$10,000 of this moiK'.v will come from
th‘ capital outlay funds of the city
schools budget.
The two stadiums will be built of
standard size to accommodate gridirons
for Grt'enshoro high school football
games. However, concrete stands will
not he constructed for the present. In
stead the sides of the stadium will be
sloped and terraced. The Senior high
stadinin, to be built in horseshoe shape,
will be located northwest of the field
house.
Jamiesen Planning
Offense fer Hiami
Looking forward to the .game with
IMiami on All Hallows da.v, Coach .Jam
ieson has bet'n working on an offense
to compete with the well-coached Flor
ida team. The local sfpiad plans to
leave Thursday night, October .‘10, to
clash with .Miami Senior high Sting-
er(‘es on the lirst day of Novembei'.
Coaches Hob .Jamieson and .Jim Day
have both barrels aimed at the ^liami
high Stingei’ees, and tlu' char,ges coach
ed by the two nu'iitors, among the
best-known in this state, are r'aring
for a chance to trample the large and
fast eleven from the vacation state.
The big boys of the d(‘cp south
trounced an even larger team from
Chicago in the Orange howl on ('hrist-
mas day, and will rate as favorites
in the clash under the li.ghts Novem
ber 1, but the Whirl winds are used to
being underdogs. Jn the majority of
the games last fall the boys from the
Gitte City had the role of underdog,
hut they won the state championship.
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School Spirit, Maybe!
Coach .Tames Day has learned a
lesson : Women are dangerous on any
grounds! No, Day hasn't (piarreled
with his Mrs. This is the way he ar
rived at his conclusion :
JVhile scouting the camp of a J’urple
'Wind rival, the Raleigh Caps, the
mentor carried along a notebook in
which to record the opponents’ plays.
Sabotage?
He put aside his notes for a moment
to stud.y the offense of the state capi
tal lads, in which he soon became so
interest(‘d that he forgot his hook for
a few minutes. Juiter he saw something
of interest that might help his boys
and reached for his hook, only to find
it missing.
Jjooking under the stands proved to
be all in vain, and lookin.g down the
aisle was also of no avail. Then the
bjg scouter became worried and stood
up, but he could find no book which
belonged to him. He sat down again
and thought in vain of places where
his record book nught he found.
Notes Recovered Finally
Studying the situation, he heard a
.group of girls snickering behind him,
and whirled just in time to see a young
girl erasing the notes on her team taken
by the Greensboro scout.
Reserve Team Shows
Promising Material
Trouncing a lighter. Mount Airy “B''
team, 19 to 7, the “Hamblin’ Reserves'’
chalked up its first victor.v in as many
starts Thursda.v, September 25, on a
rain-soaked field at the Greensboro
Memorial stadium.
The olTf'use, led by Howard Juunb-
le,v and .Stuart Jvu.vkeiidall. rolled up
six points earl.v in the first period
before retirin,g from the fitdd. J^ead-
ers on the defense were Hruce (Angel)
Pickard, .guard, and Ralph Anthony,
center. Roth Pickard and Anthony
were in most of the tackles, many of
them made behind the line of scrim
mage.
Uses Many Subs
Coach Vernon (Sheepie) Jjamb left
his first team in the contest for the
first quarter ouly. He then shot in
his second team and throughout the re
mainder of the game used mauy subs.
The wet field held the fast pony backs
of the “Purple Breeze’’ at bay most
of the game, but a few broke loose
for long gains.
The Reserves, under the able direc
tion of Coach Jaiml), will play some
gjunes on Saturdays to entertain Uncle
Sam's soldier hoys.
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What the Feimnes
Think about Sports
Pigskin Signals
Rumors are floating around the school
that Mervine Merritt and Hill (J-?urr-
head) Sanders wish to organize a
Hoys’ Archery club. J^erhaps to com
pete or cooperate with the feminine
AVilliam Tells?
Jn their J)rilliant blue play suits, with
V-necks and silver buckled belts, the
girls who take gym cut an attractive
figure.
Interest is running high in the after
noon girls sports—archery and volley
hall. There has never been so large a
group participating as there is this
year. That will mean more meets with
other schools.
Jn answer to a complaint that bowl
ing always results in aching muscles,
IMarjorie Burns, the blazer of the fair
ways replied, “If you’d take gym, the
limbering-up exercises that IMiss Doris
Hutchinson requires would make you
groan and limp around for days. But
after your muscles have hardened, you'd
be able to stand five or even 10 games
of bowling.”
The twang of the how and swish of
the arrow must have a piercing effect
on bo.vs, as well as tai\gets, in view of
the swarm of males at archer.y prac
tice. This columnist, wonders whether
the archers, perhaps, resemble cupids?
State-U.N.G. Freshmen
To Meet Here Tonight
IVhen the State and Carolina fresh
man teams meet tonight at Memorial
stadium, local fans will see several
ex-lVhirlwinds performing for the two
schools.
Reports from IVest Raleigh say that
Rene Hurtner, backtield ace on Coach
Hob .Jamieson's 19.‘19 squad, is running
on the first string for the State frosh.
However, .Jim Miles, an end on last
year’s champiouship Whirlwind aggre
gation, broke his arm last summer and
was unable to play football this season.
Three members of last year’s IVhirl-
winds, all of whom were in .Jamieson’s
backtield, are at Carolina. They are
.Joe Winner, one of the state's best
backs : Albert Myrick, and Cliff J^razier.
IMiss Emily Harris substituted for
5Iiss J.ouise Snuth Monday.
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Weather Man Predicts
Whirlwind Over Dogs
Tonight at Dorham
SJGNAJ.S frequently used in grid
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Anderson.
Rocky Mount Plays
Winds in Deadlock
Fighting to the bitter end, the
Greensl)oro Purple AVhirlwinds played
the J-51ackbirds of Rocky Mount to a
scoreless tie in a field of mud, Friday,
September 26. in the eastern city.
After getting off’ to a slow start in
the opening half. Coach Hob .Jamieson’s
team came back strong in the second
period, only to have three drives, led
by Hob McJ^arland, stopped close to
the opponent’s goal.
Passes Plentiful
The Blackbirds filled the air with
passes early in the game, but the
Greensboro aerial defense kept the
Mount away from the Whirlwinds’ goal.
One local drive ended only inches
from the pay-off line, and two more of
fenses, sparked by the passes of Ben
nett Newell in the waning minutes of
the game, went to naught when Rock,y
Mount backs made two interruptions.
The entire local line played outstand
ing ball on defense, allowing the Black
bird backs only a 24-yard gain for rush
ing. When the Whirlwinds reverses
failed to gain, drives through the line
by IMcFarland and .Jack Dempsey picked
up important yardage for the locals.
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East is east, and west is west, but
they meet tonight when the Greens
boro Whirlwinds travel to Durham
to encounter Coach Carey Brewbaker’s
Bulldog football squad.
The lads of Purple and Gold still
have a score to .settle with the Dur
ham team for the 6-0 victory in the
1,9.39 state finals at Chapel Hill. The
clubs fought to a scoreless tie in their
game here last year.
The return of Buddy Mulligan ta
the Greensboro line gives the locals
the favorite role in the contest. After
victories over JVilson, Raleigh, and
Children’s home, and a tie with Rocky
Mount, the Whirlwinds are set to keep-
their record clean, while the Bulldogs
boast wins over Boxboro, Oxford^
Harding high of Charlotte, but must
admit defeat against the High Point
team last week.
Relied on Deception
The Bulldog backtield has relied on
deception and passes in early season
games, but the line that will face them
tonight is stronger and faster than
that of any encounter this season.
I'or the past two games the Whirl
winds have shown much power in the
l)ackfield, I)ut with Mulligan's return
they have an added spark to their
offensive reverse maneuvers.
It is doubtful, however, if George
iJcJ.eod, Durham co-captain, will play
at his fullback position.
Probal)le line-up:
Durham Greensboro-
JVethington le Adams
.Jones It . Allen
Jverns Ig Groonie
Hales or Sykes _-C Sewell
Spransy rg _ Co-Capt. JVolfe
Morgan rt Campbell
Rattlelade re Brown
Renn, co-capt. qb Dempsey
Barnes 111 Mulligan
Tilley rh - Co-C. Aydelette
Dennis or Brewer fl) McFarland
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