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14 THE CMOLINIAH lyrn, rverfr, riti rnsv OCTOB r R J ! 3 * a fgsdfgs 4“ + 4* 4 4* 4*4" 4* 4- 4* 4* 4 Gatling Stars As NCC Whips Allen, 28-6 Eagles Triumph As Senior | Quarterback Sparks Play DURHAM Ik" Gatlin? Nodh i > Carolina College scmo’ quai'pf back, 1- H the t-.aslft to a j. ter? m*cr Allen .University hei« : an vain drenched O'Kelh Field Sa turd i v af 1 ernoon It was r»all.v a big day (or the bean.pc.fi Newport Nr* - Va . t>; p!« theatre «ho to- r d -•••>• .n; TD ? o? 11 and 22 yard.'* to bark:* Resile Barfield and Pete Have, •red tallied two extra points on a heave m> end Paul Winslow. Gatilng also was on the reeeiv teg end of s extra point tally from Captain Lloyd Eason Aft eh putting the spark to the Eagles midway the first quarter when the locals racked up 12 points, Gatlin! gained 45 yards in j « 52 yard drive climaxed when Barfield roared over from the four in the second quarter The Eagles' heroic line play ed superlative bail ail after noon. with Jim Brewingt-on. Jym Forbes, Luther Gerald. Bobby Johnson, Pan! JVins slow, George Wallace Charlie Hinton, and Bob Me Adam turning in sterling perfor mances. A1 Peace recovered Yellow jacket Nat, Ray’s fumble on th® Allen 26 to set up NCC’:- final ta-Uv for rh , day Gat-hng ran 26 yards and Eason jogged 11 more Four plavr. liter Gatling crashed o’er from the two on a keep pia:* Eugene Johnson, the day's fop ground gainer 64 yards in 13 car ries, tallied the visitors' lone tally In the lest two minutes He bull,",:) over from th ft three to cap a 47 yard sustained drive Jim Hogan's try foe the extra point vis a pass to Nat Boston > was baited down by NCC - Hazel! Freeman, (rash fullback from Charlotte In the extra point department- j for NCC. the Eagles twine lor j two pointers via passes didn't con- j nect in the first period. However, t Gridiron Cards Banking Heavily On Matson, Lane (EDITOR'S NOTE: This, is ♦he last in the series of Mwr ist «n National Football Lea gue teams and their tan play- CHICAGO <Al*P> - If you pick any National Football team for a last-place finish, it mil have to be the Chicago Cardinals in ’tie Eastern Division annd the Green Hay Packers in the Western Di ttisi ton But with an exp jo so *> play®! like Olli? Matson som= consid er him the best in the business: any thing ran happen in a ioot bftil game Bur that's Hi" trouble with th* Cardinals. They haven't had much to so alone with Mat son. offensively sneaking, MATSON TEAM’S TOP STAR But the? do have a darned good performer in the swift former UiwerMt-y cl Ban Francisco -Mr De&pit.* the feet that defense: trer* set. for him, Oliie gained 577 yards las* rear in 134 tries fm i 4.1 average. Matson tallied six touchdonT.s. If the CatdinaH hat) a ttronger passing game, Mat »s would he dynamite Even with that handicap. Ma.f*-on stilt it able to break away feu the long gainers His longest tun ),!’+ rear was a 58 yard touchdown dash. Matson is user hr th<* Cards to re*um punts and kickoff . But s.s you migbJ surmise, the apposition mak'“« if a practice to kick away from oille. He gained 157 yards in returning eight kickoffs’ in 1957 and 84 yards in bringing back 10 punts “NIGHT TRAIN" LANE, LEWIS TO SHOW WELL The Cardinals have one. of the most versatile performers in Woodley Lewis, the former Ore gon star. Lewis can be used at of* fsrsoire end, defensive halfback pun f and kickoff returner ana kickoff man. In kickoff returns last year, he picked up 682 yai dr, in 23 times tor an average of 26 2 yards, in punt returns. 175 yards in 24 times for a 7.3 average Lewis also intercepted two passes. He also scored five touch dov ns The Cardinals have two tan de fense sees in Dirk Lane and Jim my Hill Lane, like Lewis, was ac quired in a trad® from the Los Angeles Rams. He is adapt at pass Itnercept.ons and once set, an NFL record for one season, iast year, fee snared two in the Cardinal secondary, Hill also Is an accomplished pass defender and a deadly tack ier, This Is his fourth season with the Cardinals The Packers have two strong defensive ends In Nate Bold en. the former Indiana star, and Len Ford, once the most feared pass rusher in the lea gue, Ford went so Green Bay, for s draft choice, from the Cleveland Indians. ©as of the surprise eimes by the Peckers was the plac- u» the ..hod p- nod. (laMing tail ed on n keep PAT try And In the foui th onei l r r. Gatling connected • !th Fnui Winslow for *b.e con \ A t'St if) 11 Gathiiv the tug .tar m the NCC shoM. completed five of <= :;ht paer-e- for !5) yard* Hi*- first five heave-, unerringly found their re • ceivers On the ground the NCC field general rushed tor 46 yards in four carries for an average of 11.5 per try. Thom a • i Speedy * Johnson pick ed up 29 yards in six carries end Barfield gamed 20 yards in five carries. NCC piled up If* first- downs to Allen’s 9 The Yello w jackets, how ever, on L ushed the Eagles 139 to 131 yards NCC A aerial yards re of 101 to none for the visitors was j the difference m the ball game. Eagles throwers completed five of U. passes with two heaves in terceptor’. Jacket t.ossers were unable r.<- complete any of their six sky tiles. In the rum tin 2 department. NCC- booted four times for 47 6 average and Alien kirk «*d five time?, for 34.4. Showers poured down on (he field intermittently during (he Fame. The Cagles recovered four of tlieir five f uni hies while the Jackets recovered only one of ) ther seven bobbies The Eagles weie penalised a 1 total of 60 yads against 30 for the j visitors. NCC opens CIA A play on Oc- ! tober 4 in Baltimore At Atlanta I on September 20. the NCC eleven I dropped it.' openct to Mom: j Brown, 24-6 The Eagles’ first conference j home name will be at. O’Kelly j Field on October 11 when St : | Augustine's Col)e?e will furnish | 1 the opopjition. ir>S of \ rrl Mr I Igfc nn iMiTf- ' HECKS LOW TOO LATE Sonny Ray of Chicago ducks low, hut is still on the. underside of a hard right to the head thrown by Jesse Bnwdry, rigid of St. Louis during the 4th round of their light heavy- i weight bout at the Chicago Stadium la at Wednesday night. Sonny Ray scored a 9th round TKO over 7ih ralrd Bowdry. (UPI PHOTO). MILLIE PEP LOSES Willie Pep, two-time featherweight champion, »s knocked t© fh# canvas Ihr featherweight champ Hogan "Kid” Bussey for the second time »« the ninth rnt m4 ©i their HI- j i i wiintf RPP ‘.‘He hunt *« Tv* Boston Garden fast week. The 36-y«u*-old Pep reached his feet at the 11 i count of lb, but the referee »u»ppd the tight (UPI TELEFHOI Os 1 s "TAKING ff IS AH Hit INF"—Brav< .la* Hoppe Rets a typical Milwaukee dousing by Felix Mantilla j and Juan Pizarro during "horse-piay” tr* the clubhouse following; the Braves’ clinching the National i i League Pennant a! Cincinnati FF! TELEPHOTO ■ : Morgan’s Eddie Hurt "Crying The Blues” i As He Eyes Weak Spots Before NCC Tilt BALTIMORE Md —lt's that Urae, again aao out at Morgan State lit tle Eddie Hurt is crying the blues Great mentor of *l3 CIAA foot ball champions- and of one other te-am tna Used for the conference diadem, aiminutive Mr. Hurt usu- ! ally cries the blue? -as his season ; gets unverway. This year, though Eddie bos a j right U» cry. Beginning his thirtieth year f«* coaching rugged Bear elec, ens with *be best record in the conference on the tine. Hurt finds hunseii with the smallest -•quad the Bears have had, vifh the exception of the World Wat ft years. A few new recruits j have trickled in since practice i began to bring total Bear strength up to 45 men at the j moment. But tht* figure, rep. resenting the. havoc pelted on the Bears ny £Fa.dua.tio», with drawals and htghe* academic requirement?, is far down from the nearly 60 met* the hears have had That's not the half of >t It is the truth that the Morgan team, despite, its 29-man veteran contin gent, is definitely short of guards, ends-, and quarterbacks. When he unfurls his 1058 stuff against 'ho North Carolina College Eagles October 4 in the 1:30 p m. kick-off the Boar season »t Hughes Stadium Hurt will have so pray a little that -lack Dennis and Loyal Evan? w.l! be able to quarterback all the way Tnpl- -throat Dennis. 25-year-oIH junior from Bates High in Annapo lis, will be m a:- first-sGing field general Evans 20-year-old senior from Plransantville. N ! . is shan <ng up as * good suhstiiiii" Bu» there aw no reserve quarterbacks. SHAW F UNIVERSITY 0 n St. Augustine’s I COLLEGE * tlAVisI 'ARK >AY M r, 4 ff 2 P.M. I MISSION | * » a » $1,50 awiaent - - - - 75* Saarj—- - ■ ■■■ ■»wa>i > - www -.’ i Major League j Notes I CHICAGO (ANF> - Quietly, i as the 1938 major league baseball | closes, Don Newcomb* was making I » romebake. The big righthander, acclaimed | the maiors top pitcher in 1936 when j he won 27 came?, hasn’t been the ! same since he was all but taken ! apart by the New York Yankees in j the wot Id sene* thef year. He t* not among the pitching i leader.? this season hut j.<nce he has been with the Cincinnati Red* ] ! less, Newk has given indication | that he can become a big winner ‘ again REGAINS WINNING WAYS He had fowl wren straight when he was traded by the Los Angeles Dodger* In June, He bad not non a single game, j With bis t-to-1 victory oyer the Milwaukee Brave*, temporarily halting the world champions* pennant drive, Newk'n record was 7.inrf-13, or » T-und-S mark since the trade, Newcurabe has developed a sink i or pitch end in the last month He j wcm five and Inst two in that sizzling bait!* for rh« j National League’s batting crown, j Willie May* forged into the lead , last weekend. Ha raised hi* aver ase from 336 to .342 and grabbed | the lead from Richie Ashburrt nt j The situation is even worse in j the guard and end positions. “\V> j wore short, of manpower in fho-»e | spots at the begmn-ng of our prac tice SPSS! on.*, 'Broncos Set Howard Univ. i FAYETTEVILLE -- Fayeite vtlle State College s Broncos are getting ready for their first home game with Howard University Saturday, October- 4 The game will be played at the Senior Hugh Bowl due to renovation of the gymnasium and extensive work on ' the stadium. C each Bryant’s Bronco* ; have gamed considerable ex- j pretence during the, past j weeks and a,* this will he. their j first game on home grounds H is expected that the team will j ! give Howard a tough battle Fayetteville i* considered, the underdog for this game. The Broncos' offensive will he | centered around the veteran quarterback Co - captain James Brayboy who is an excellent pass ’ er Ofchei veterans In the line op will be Co-captain Charles John son at tackle and Fred Roger# a* I guard, i AS. halfback. Jude Wright and I Jack Thompson and Sam Morton I end". Newcomers in the line up I will be Richard Williams, center, j and James Herbert, fullback. Record Os 22 Victories GREENSBORO The A& T , College Aggies fell before thf i Tennessee, A&I State University! j Tiger? of Nashville. Term.. 23-6. j 1 in an opening; football game fori both teams here at Memorial Sta dium Saturday night. More than 6,500 fans saw th*- Tennesseans capitalize on break* i early in the game to go ahead and I j win and keep clean the record ot' Ino defeats in the last 22 starts j Expensive Aggies miscues gave j the visitor? an almost hopeless j I edge before they could muster a i | real threat A&T out-gained the j victors on the ground and m the I air, bu that was not. enough for - an alert bunch from Nashville. The Tiger* scored first carl?* in the initial quarter a* Wilbur Suesberry. the quarterback, sneaked over from the two yard line. The Tennesseean* cot, possession of the ball on the Aggie five, yard lin« a? Ed Godbolt, faded to get off * fourth down kick Suesberry kicked (he extra point. i Suesberry scored the second ! touchdown midway the second j period again on a. sneak play from - the two. The play was set. up by ! % 26 yard pass from Burberry to j Charles Waiker, Tiger end Sue?.- j berry's try from placement was i blocked Th? Nashville outfit went ahead | 20-0 and conclude th o scoring for the half as Thomas McClain, speedy halfback broke off tackle j for a- 22-touchdown sprint. On the Infra-City Rivalry: ; _ Shaw Plays Host To firid Th# Shaw University Bear* fee j gas preparation for their first ; ] home cam# this week against th* j Falcons of -Saint August me * Col- ; j lege The Bears, sporting a victory | of 6-0 over Virginia Union las! J week a* Richmond,t will meet their J intra-city rival* at Chavis Park, i Saturday, October 4 Kickoff time j is scheduled for 2:00 p m. Coach Clifton Anderson will probably go along with th* wet* starting eleven, although b« n-ia noi impressed with U*t ! week's victory. He feels (bat (here are a lot. of mistake? to ! I Bawdry Uses To Ray Agasit CHICAGO - ALT’ Unrated j Sonny Ray last, Wednesday con- j: tinned his mastery over Jesse |; Bowriry, No. 6 light-hea.vyweight! | contender, when he scored a TKO j over the St,. Louis slusccr in 1. ’ 9 * | OLD STAGG KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON If PROOF . STA6P fHSf. CO., FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY , previous play Norris Little, half back, had intercepted a pai; thrown by Aggte quarterback Paul Swann, Suesberry lucked the extra point. Tennessee State lost n« lime in starting Hie mooring in the third period a.* Gloria Gard ner, suhsiiluied quarterback, i kicked a field gn»! tewm the 12-yard line to pul th«m out- I front 23-0 The play warn met up as McClain, blasted off .« 41 yard run to *b* cruel#! spot i The Aggies scored their lons j tally midway the third period *• i Edward Nesbitt, the fUllbac. ; yard line. The score came on th* : stna&hed through from th* tws j fail end of s 77-yard drive. Aggie | backs sliced off big hunk* of yardage- Including * 30-yard run by Charles Debc>e. * 33-yard blast by Edward Nesbitt end a 10-yard gain on a keep play by Howard ' Smith, the quarterback I Ne.sbit failed in the extra try j from a Una plunge i McClain was the outstanding j ground gainer for the Tennessee . ans who netted 115 yard* of hie team's total of 124, Th* passing and excellent bali handling of i Suesbetry was also outstanding For vhe Assies Debose and Nea ■ bitt weie best on th* ground wiU> 1 55 and 53-yarns gained .reaper | lively. by the duo James Toon ■ j end and Harvev Stewart, guard . I were the defensive standout for > j the defensive standout* for tbs ' 1 Aggies, he corrected sad a lot V hard «,irij j* needed ia preparing for thia rente”* Left islfbai k Eugene Hammond? who scored last week s winning touchdown, fullback Nathan Lo-vis right halfback Phi! Jackson and quarterback Frank Baker, aom ptete the baefcfield The bn* w;l! consist of ends Glen Knight and Charles MeKinsey. tackles Eina.n et McNair and Herman Hinton guards Albert McClain and Ohs Clark, and Center Edward Turner The B.aars- won the victory o-»r St Augustine's last season to the tun* of 19*0 of the ninth round b*'or* * sail ringside crowd in ths Chicaar* stadium. The defeat «a» Stay's third wv the former Golden Gloves chew pinn.
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