fVEEK ENDING SATURDAY. OCTOBER, in. 195.7
NCC Swamps Falcons, 33-0; Trojans Rout Bears, 19-14
NEW BERN WHIPS LIGON, 31 -7, AT RALEIGH
local Boys Star For NCC
In Chavis Park Encounter
1j .rif rested and untied North i
Carolina College scored its third •
EG? football victnr.v over the hap- |
Irss St Aut ..•••tine's College Fal- |
r:,r. at Civ vis Park on October j
VI. The Krk . spoiled the r a Irons' j
homecoming : y a score of 33-0.
fine George Wallace. gua"d Joe !
A'-len, and backs Edward Hudson.
Thomas Johnson and Willie "Pete' |
Hayes pushed over TPs in the
second, third and fourth periods, i
Dcra! Wears-' • added two tor.ve.r- ,
sin-lie «nd He. I ,'ns kicked a third
“pot."
The superior pi pi of the
y ohlarx- like forward
wall iirocec! uie oiiicrence be
tvy een the teams.
see oalrushed the Falcons
J-’O cards to 93, tallied 19 first
downs to their nine.
With sev“n tumbles, five by NCC
•=» d two by the Falcons, the out
roe-e was •*.! doubt early in the
•ont-jt when NCC penetrated to
she 9 only to lose the ball.
(Tilton V Jackson. NCCs lead
in; groun-tcaincr. garnered 95
Jri’ds to bring; his three game aver
age up to 303. He's carried 35 tim
es !,■) the three games for an aver
age of better than eight yards
per njn.
The Eafl'. * used for the first
tirno noticeaUy their platoon at*
tack and defense. On the flitor
nF platoon in futuie events, pro
On The Charlotte
SPORTS SCENE ,
With BILI, JOHNSON
THE WAV IT LOOKS TO ME
CHARLOTTE -- Just when we
mentioned Greensboro Dudley j
High sj the team to beat in the
North Carolina Negro High School
Athletic Association. Gastonia
Higland went out and nailed the
highflying; Dudley team with a de
feat .. . That leaves Asheville
Stephen-Lee as the top team in the
west . . . Now let’s wait and see
what effect the “Bill Johnson
hoax" will have on the big. bad
Bears of Asheville . . .
FOOTBALL
N.C. COLLEGE
C.J.A.A Co-Champians
VA. STATE fMW
COLLEGE gl||
“TROJANS”
Traditional Rivals in Ir^M®
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 19th m
DURHAM w \
ATHLETIC PARK »
ADMISSION 52.00 STUDENTS SI.OO
Bands - Majorettes • Marching: - Dancing
FINAL HOME GAME
N. C. CollegevsShsw University
GALA HOMECOMING
' November 2, 1957—2:00 P.M.
N. C, COLLEGE CAMPUS
• MAMMOTH STREET PARADE
it DANCE FOB ALUMNI AND FRIENDS
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i badly will l,“ ends Bob Johnson j
| and Luht’-r Gerald; tackles Dcral ,
| Webster and James A. Williams; ;
| guards Tom Foust and Jim Forb- ;
j es, tenter. Jim Bryant; Ike Gai
j ling, quarter, Rossie Barfield, Wil- !
| lie Hayes. Tue Gatlin?,, and Lloyd I
| Eason, backs
1 orhos and liison were in
• it red and save hardly any ac
lion last v. rek.
In scoring against the t-al
cuns. Hudson passed 30 yards
; to Wallace tor the first score,
Mien galloped 17 yards with
a blocked punt for the second.
Hudson sneaked one yard for
Hie third. Fete Hayes dashed
45 yards in a colorful tlg-zag
riir for another, and Tom
Johnson showed the homefolks
j his wares with a sizzling 16
vard jaunt around the Falcons'
j n.-ht end tor the other.
! In their* first three sum- s, NCC
, has gained a total of 880 yards a
; gainst opponents’ 409 The Eagles I
are averaging; 293.3 per game a
gain.vt their foes 136.
Quarterback Hudson has com
pleted 12 of 21 passes for 227 yard- j
or an average of 75.6 Two of i
, Hudson's throws have been good ;
; for TD ?
j End Paul Winslowe and George -
! Wallace haw gained 69 and 77
■ j yard? respectively on aem.r tlv-y- |
. i have received
, A conveyed tackle who was !
moved over to fullback when Free- i
I man was hurt two weeks ago
I Robinson appears to have taker,
over as the top man at the posi
tion He carried the bail 19 yards
with six runs for an average of
slightly better than three yards a
try. Roseboto, however, was the
big man in the West Charlotte
attack which grounded out 187
yards rushing. Rose boro had a net
jof 101 yards with 12 cadres for
i an 8.5 average.
Ain,, . i *
Jgp - i I
THE SPOI With two down, tiro out, and
’behind three runs in tho ninth inning oi' tho fourth World Series
game at Milwaukee, Elston Howard hit a pitch that almost
scuttled a city- Here he is crossing the plate after hitting a
three-run homer, to be mitted fey Yankee teammates Berra ?8)
and McDougaid, The Braves came back to win, 7-5. (Newsprees
Phntr-3
“Capital Classic ” Will Pit W. Va. State
Against Morgan Oct. 26; 20,000 Expected
! .WASHINGTON. T). C - Approx
' ini tely 20,C00 fans are expected
I
' so; the 16th Annual Capital Clas
; sic he i on Saturday, October 26
i 19.57 when the "Mighty" Bears of
] Morgan State College meets the
;-Ten-rble ’ Ye How jacket? of West
; Morgan State College a! Griffith j
! Stadium at < 30 p.rr.
Guided by two of the mod out-
I standing mentors in collegiate foot
i bail tins year's Capital Classic j
I should lop allot the previous t'if- ;
i to r in thri'ls and wide-open for- I
j matrons. j
Morgan Mill be making its
iourth appearance in classic
play and ha* a record of three
wins again*! a lone setback. j
.Vest Virginia comet vito the
ontesi for the seventh time |
wth a record of two wins a
g.iinst four defeats, two of
which came from the “Bears". j
Coach Mai k Cardwell. of West ;
Virginia, is Fill smarting from the i
Itvo ups, t v ins by Morgan, under j
j Coach 'Eddi. Hurt In 1954 West j
Vn ginui th< favorite, went down j
to a 32-26 d( feat and in the follow- I
ing year. 19.1.6 the "Yellow jackets >
j were again barely nos ri oui by s ,
j six lo nothing score.
| A? in the past the 16th Annua) j
; Caphal Class.c offici Is have gone ,
j all out 1o make this classic the ,
top collegi.iK- attraction for both
fans and team. Along with the
game will be a mammoth parade
with many business organizations
entering gigantic floats, a b-vy of
queens, in,Judin? '.Miss Capital
Second War .t’s listless Tigers
suffered their third setback of the
■ campaign Friday night when Sal s
i bury Price knocked them off. 13-
7, at Salisbury . . , Kenny Pow
ell's team now owns a record of
two wins, a tie and the three de
! fe<d s
P A of the campaign
W« e zf“Psw*Siss with a 13-7 vic-
JOHNSON tory over High
i Point's Will’am Penn here Thurs
-1 day night. Jack Martin is getting
, expert performances from his
j quarterbacks, Calvin McDowell
j and iVilsort Counts, halfbacks John
; Harris and Peter Roseboro and
; fullbacks Hazel Freeman and Haz
el Robinson . .
HEAVY SLATE OF PREP
GAMES THIS WEEK
This week end will find Win
ston-Salem Curver battling Dud
: Icy at C.re-ensboro; West Charlotte
meeting Jackson High, a non-con
fwenre foe. at Camden S C : Win
ston-Salem Atkins facing High
land at Gastonia, -me! Second
Ward hosting Concord Logan here
in Chariot!. . . The tie to Win*
! ston-Selem Atkins and the defeat
I to Gastonia notwithstanding, the
| SCENE Hills feels that Greensboro
Dudley will cop the western divi
sional title
North Carolina College tmd
Florida A. and M. have reschedul
ed their contest lor Tallahassee on
December 7 Tills is the contest
whici war cancelled when sick
ness hit NCCs squad several weeks
j ago. . „
j Johnson C. Smith University
[ which lost. 2i-8, to Elizabeth City
j Teachers here Saturday, will host
i Druiwaje State in their annual
! tvmv’ronline day attraction hc-re
I this week end . , . Anri trouble
I loom* for the young Golden Bulls
i Classic, "Mis* Morgan State' and
, "Miss" Virginia Stale "
A half-time show, always a
thing of beauty will be Km
Cecil by Claude "Buddy'
Young. former All-Ameri
can and Baltimore 'Colt* foot
HH 5
THANKS HANK The reception committee is on hand as Hank Aaron toes home after belt in
a three-run homer for the Milwaukee Braves in the fourth inning of the fourth World Series gam
against the New York Yankees at Milwaukee's Conn ty Stadium, October 6. Wes Covington Heft), noi
batter up, and Ed Mathews (41), who scored ahead of Aaron, move towards him. The batboy and John
ny Logan (upper right), who also tallied ahead of Hank, share the scene. The Braves won in ten i
ning*. 7-5. (UNITED PRESS PHOTO).
who d like to change the complex
ion of always losing the big bat
tles . . , Shaw University mauled
them, 47 0. in the all important
game here last year ...
Speaking of the Bears of
taking any chances with Elisa
beth City, hi* opponent in Ra
leigh this week end . . Had
two scouts recording every
move the Pirates made here
Saturday . , For what it's
worth, here is an unofficial re
port on the Guy Anderson's
team will hear a lots .ihout
during the week .. . He's
Richard Branch. ISO pound
senior half each who made All-
Conference against Johnson C
Smith University here Satur
day.
Mr Branch made a nuisance of
himself in the Smith game He
toted the pigskin on 17 out of 'l2
of hie team's rushing plays for 81
yards
That’s only 7 yards shy of his
team s total of 87 . . , Branch al
so scored 'wo touchdowns and an
extra point for 13, or half of the
PirntCf’ total of 28 ... It's the
fourtii straight game in which he
has achieved more than 100 yards
with his carries and he loan Eliza
beth City in most every depart
ment ejfoefcJ water hoy and firs'
Bid oearer . ,
THE CAROLTNIAn
I
| Homecoming
| Crowd Sees
Locals Lose
A homecoming crowd of several
thousand watched sadly Friday
night as the Little Blues of the
.1 IV Ltgun High Sehuol lost thru
first football game of the year by
the completely lopsided score of
31-7 Friday night at Chavis Park
A* the end of the first half of
play, Coach Pr-le Williams' charg
es held a slim advantage with a
7-6 score but New Bern was not
to be dr-iiie:! and went to work in
the third quarter, garnering one
scor* and racked up there* touch
i downs in th» final period.
the visiting team took an
early lead when Derry Maye
j ran 25 yards in the first quar
ter. I.igon came back fight
ing to take the lead in the sec
on! period on a two-yard dash
by halfbnrk Frank Hunter.
Claude Trotter’s fumble recov
' ery on the visitors’ Hl-yard-luu.
S set up tue touchdown.
The Barber gridders moved out
' front in the third Quarter on a
20-yard pass play with Raymond
Martin on iff receiving end in the
third period.
In the final stanza the Lit
' tie Blues saw sit their hopes
for a victory crushed as the
backs of New Bern ran wild.
Scoring on yards of forty-six,
five and five yards, respective!
were Elijah Stewart Lester Reed
and Charles Holloway.
l.ipon entered the game a- the
favorite of the two teams.
halt star, courtesy of Gunther j
Brewing Company.
"Buddy is currently the popular;
disc joe Key on Radio Station WEBB j
the fi'-st Negro talent scout and i
j public i-nlaiinns speci list in or
I ganized fool ball
I?* CAPITAL CLASSIC 1
8 MORGAN STATE COLLEGE VS. ®
gj ili * ’ W. VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE 1
I Stadium f|
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| ■ ••RVPfcvaODY !$ GOING/*
Game Cancelled
James K. Lytle, director of
athletics at Shaw t’niversit.v,
announced viiis week that the
! game which was scheduled for
| Friday, Octoher 18. Here with
lias been cancelled.
A number of the men on the
Elisabeth City Slate College
; team hare been stricken with
the “Flu" and will not be iri
condition to play. The two
teams will meet at a date to he ;
J announced later.
■■W WMin—nmnniTnitri nr iiimi it r i n
Eliz. City
Tops Smith
Squad, 26-8
Hi Bit I JOHNSON
i CHARLOIYK The unbeemn *
| j Pirates of Eii/aboth City T--achc-rs
1 College, capitalizing on Johnson C :
! Smith University miseues over
| powered the Golden Bulls, 2C-U, in |
| a Central tnlereoliegiate Athletic
I Association football contest her' ;
■ Satin day
; Four Pintlf ? figured in the scar•
ing which represented the season’s
biggest total < f points for the Pi
rates racked up their fourth
. i rt,-aiglit v,ir,
Halfback Richard Branch,
ih'- team’s top ground-gainer
. i and leading scorer, tallied two
j ; touchdowns and an extra point
p j while a. quarterback, t rcdcr
ick Hal! and a halfback, Jo
seph Buses, were each regis
j ter'.ng I t)'s and Ramone RhitiP
i hart was adding a conversion
i In losing t-aeir first con lest of
. * the campai'.n, the Golden Bulls
i were thoroughly beaten m every
;1 | department except pfcsnns a nd
j pu King. The Pirates outrushed the
; Hulls by 87 yards to 47, but Smith
I uni.;;-jneri Elizabeth City by 153
: yards to 133 in the airlanes.
The Elizabeth f ity Club In
lercepted three Smith passes,
and each was converted into
a touchdown. In the second
period aft r ?fa!i and End
Re-hard Morgan coroberated on
on a pass play that set up the
initial tally, Robert Moody
caught a Smith pas-, to give the
Pirates a second opportunity
to score in the short span of
three plays.
Watch your shrubbery foe red,
pider damage
1 st Loss Handed Shaw U.
By Virginia State Trojans
BETERSBOKO, Va. - All-CTAA j
! halfback George Moody reeled off j
i a soeetaeulm 26 ysid touchdown j
in waning niryttes of the fourth j
■ quarter to g.ve Virginia State a j
! 19-14 upset victory over previously I i
1 undefeated Show University at |
| Rogers Stadium, Petersburg, last i
Saturday
The dark horse Trojans fought i
! a see-saw i attic with Shaw at ,
I whmh the lead changed hands four |
; times.
tu the opening five minutes
of the first quarter. Shaw took
,ir early lead on a safety fol
low *<l by a touchdown on *
hand-ot: from Louis Garvin to
* Eugene Hammonds who crash
ed over Horn the two yard
line for ibe TD. The conver
sion mis* ri. tb.e Bears led in
the first Ivatne 8-0.
Trojan* defense stiffened and i
kept the S' :w Bears from fur- j
; ih--r stMi-insr in the period arid as j
the quarter ct-dc-d the Bears' quar- j
; terback Garvtn attempted a run i
but tlv bard charging forward |
i -vaii of -tat-' threw Shaw back for ;
! a 2 yard loss
j On the op ring play from scrim- j
j mage star halfback. George Moody |
scored the lirst of his two touch- j
, downs >n a slanting dive play [
j which carried the speedster 39 1
! ■ nt :• to a Virginia State touch* ,
! down End Julius Cromwell hav- ;
ing blocked DcWayno Jete-. s try '
ft>< the extra point, the Trojans |
now ti-.til -d Shaw 8-6.
Yirgim;i State broke into tbc
lc.it) midway in thr third quar- (
ter as quarterback Dt-Wayne
Seagrams
: CtOtUU Jift
, Aj£y
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S SHAW ,J|f
1 UNIVERSITY mjp./
2 vs. '
f J. C. SMITH Hf
UNIVERSITY
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 1%
: 26, 1957 Y \
Kickoff 2:00 P.M. V .
CHAVIS PARK
| RALEIGH, N. C.
j Ger/I Adm. SLSO
|. Student Adm, 7§e
j;[ | . _ i _ _ _ _
PAGE FIFTEEN
.feier faked to his right and
boot-U ggeri a run IS yards
around soft fmi which nested
State a touchdown.
The fourth quarter drew this
competition same to a thrillim
finish as both teams matched
touchdowns. Following the kick
off after Virginia State's touch
down the Shaw Bears began an
offensive drive sparked by Le-
Verm Hunk' r. which took the
Bears 70 yaids >n 15 plays to pay
dirt. The scoring touchdown was
resist', ed by Eugene Hammonds
who darted 6 yards for his second
serve of the day and a Shaw tally.
Viter %l?rf guard Wilson
Barnes. Trojan Captain, re
covered a shaw fumble on Vir
ginia State- 31 yard line, the
high spirited Virginians com
menced an offensive drive
which took them 69 yards in
I r> plays for the winning tnurh
! down.
Or second dr, r and fifteen
I ya> >«• to go. halfback Moody took
! a pitch-out from quarterback Jet.-.
er anu raced 76 yards shedding
I would-of Shew tackier? for the
I taliy DcWnync Jeter converted the
j extra point
NBA NAMES G A VIE AN
DETROIT < ANP t —Kid Gavl
' lan, former welterweight cham
; pion. reached a high-point, in ni?
! current comeback campaign when
the National Boxing Association
in ratings just released, named
him "Boxer of the Month." ahd
, placed him in the No. 6 spot
among th« contending welters