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Morgan Defeats A.
& T. CoUege 34 - 0
WHENEVER two record holdei*jof wrrijama^r^ when only incheB
me«t, whether It bo 4n boxinir, w«r« ne«ded for fiiwt, down*. On
iNi^kstlb^ai or offenw, however, th® N. G. O.
in tb« ho)ei rom the atart. How
ard piinted «nd B»mpton took
the ball oji her cwn 44 yard
line. On th« fim play “Duk«”
Green at«ii*d wide around hia
g^jjlleft end, cut back into the How
ard secondary, eluded two would
be tackier* and dashed 56 yards
GAUjOPING GfiOKGE - - By Jack Sotdi
Baltimore — November
Morgan won Ita Bfxth connecu-
««n*body'* reoord ,1 bound to be fello^' A jhe firrt soc^e of the game,
browffht to »n end. U«t Frdday the keeper of etatietk* of areenriboro by a score of! «Jrht play* later thw
nitfht the HWWde Kornet* met • made o«ly two fli»t downs »lt ^ ^ period dreen took the ball
tewn wlio (like themselveB) had afternoon In oora(p*Ti«on with_ ’ n the Howard 15 yard line,
not Joat a g*me In three yeam and I Florida’* 1«. they complied 1 touchdccwu. Only once after this
throttffhout the game ft was al- p*es out >f 10 and h«4 1 inter-1, . . ’ . * , « thiwi«h the whole Howard back
w*ya doubtful whoee recard waa c^ted. Plcrida attempted 17 threatenetl to aeore. In the third ^
going Ho be upset. The 6-0 acoreiPMsea comjiletan^ 6 and «ettin«, A and T wa« on the se-| Hbward, in » desperate attempt
ia quite indicative of the even one dntercefpted. I tp score, tbooOc to th« air early in
tepraa on which these conKp«ra-| Je«ri« Mack, Eagle Co-captain I ^ ^ the gara«, Van Buren began
kSAIWAA tk /IaO-1 TVnA't^LA . > . .
tivoly small boys from Laurin- jdeaervea a great deal of pr«.i»e
hxirg battled/ *he ohaiapionfihip|for the wy he “drove” the lines-
Hornets over at D;irham Athletic mendefeiwe Saturday. The
Park. Why thcw felloWB (wiio cfutartandingr part about hiis driv-
dido’t have enough reserve* fco^ing fa that he also gat hi* man
m«te 8 seoond team) seemed to most times. Hie ad»ice to *'tadde
have 16»t all fear and reepect the farst thiny you sea coming
for the highly touted Horneit* ouit" did a great deal twoard
and jxiat waded into therti think- slcjwin^ down the Rattlera’ gaina
ing cmly of increasing thetr by the u»e of their reverse lay
nuimbeo- of team^ btaten. When that kepi the Ea^rles
Buren
tra^. i^sPin* paaaea all ever the field.
JAnd the Howard passing attack
clicked, bwt they lacked
they were held in their
On the third down, A and T was,
thrown for a three yard lo*9. ji‘®*Hy
On Saturday, November 16th, l^he necessary drive and punch to
Morgan meets its rival sf long score. t
standing
the g«me ended and the viaitors’
desperate efforts to close up the
durinig the
Alston,
first
end,
quorter,
.was oibvioui^iy
Hampton Institute, in
the Morgan Stdium. This is the
Homecoming; game and hundreds
Of MoiTgandtes aro expected to
return for thig ciccasion. On
Friday evening, the Varaity Clusb
will hold its annual reunion. Ijast
. . , . year over 100 former
!" Pl*^ye« returend.
Game Statilsitics
Moi^n
Fir«t ' ~
Eushing, yrds— -
I Passes attempted ■
Pa^es ecimpleted
P&gses intercepted
’Skegee Takes
Knoxville 27 to 7
0-0 ga.p which Wallace set up In conaeiou* ^ his
the first quarter had not be«n this game and as a result missed
suceeflsful moert of themi broike «ome aweet paasea that might
df^n in tears ri^ht out there on hava spelled victcnry. for the
the field. ’Twas indeed a touch- Eagles.
dnfp sight, (t ^y the lea«t). j North Carolina College has a
AWD SPEAKING of record*, new pres* box now. Somehin*
the North Carolina Coll*sre Eag-^new binder the sun, however, is
lea still have one left. They can the fact that, there is a neat |>arti average
still boast eft being unbeaetn al-’tlon in it and ever one entrance
though the game against Florida in marked tn screaming letterB
Saturday left them scored on PRBSJiDEfNT’S BOX. This has
and tied (as well as TBRiJD) Al- been provided a« a place where
though the Eagles played a d«-jthe president of the college may(
fensive game mosi 4 i-i*® til»e, sit and view the games w^hout
they held thelir qv^n in the cru-jhaivin^ to mingle with the “rab-j
cial mioments except for the one ble.” It is indeed a relief to learn
split second in the aenond quar-j however, thait ^-tha BOX which
ter when the cf nter of the line j mig^it have been a symibol of an |
epaned uptest long encj^gh for {isolated S)>irit was not at all the
A-T
Own Fumbles—
Other Fumbles
Hampton Defeats
Howard 25 to 0
Tufikegfee, Ala. — Tuskegee’s
Morgan' Tigers hurled another
jSouthrn) Conference barrier by
defeating Knoxville Colleg«, 27
to 7 in the Alumni Bowl here
Saturday and calked up the
the fourth acmsecutive victory
since Wilberforce won from' the
AJbbottmen alt Soldier Field dn
Ohicaig,j early in October.
The first sjoring producing
effort was sparked 'by Upshaw
Sams, who j>assed to Sawyer for
21 yard, followed on the ext
play by Mocire’a heave to Sams,
who like a streak, stepped the
remaining 10 yards to tally. La
ter, Moore and Sams sprinted
45 yards to score gitandinif.
Mocre kocked the placements,
It was early evidenit that
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Laurinburg HoMs Hillside To One
Touchdown During Bruising Struggle
the
BY “SMILING BILL" TUCK jMichiJd^. Blount’- try f^-
Durham — It «as not exactly extra point wa» wide,
easy goin^r that the Hillside A eoiMnoous L»aftnbt»iy thr«at
Hornets had at IKirilfcm Athletic all evening wa« th« piwuinsr vt
’ark last Friday nght when they Place had a *Kod t^cehrer fa
gained a one touchdown virtiiry Lind»«>y. Tlieir four f«r^, down4
(eer the unbeaten eleven frrvm came as the resatt cf long’ pasRe*.
Laurinburg^., Early iniories to McGowan was oa^=tandiiig am a
Hillfi^de’s )rttnninsr passn^ asid flashy runner. The visiton ai>
punting stars got most of the tempted 18 passes after it was
blamo the fact that the impo«»ble to penetrate the Hor-
M cham/tfions Wre ^ble to score net line althout^ only 7 w«i*
6 p pnt^ in the g»me but , complete and 3 were krtercepted.
the alert Laurinburg defensf> was, Hillside p#ck»d op 10 fint
also largely re.^onsible. After drjwns while LAorinbutv got 4.
the game Coach Herman Riddiek This week, Norember 15 RiU-
of the Hornets was the first to side goes to Rocky Mo«rtt to
tell Coach P. H. McDuffie that furnish the competition for Bc-ok
this team did the hardest block- er T. Waahingtn H^ on th^
ing and tackling that Hillside had Homecoming day. The HilLiidc
met seasvin. They were clean band and a group of student
all the way, however. supporters will make the trip(
The first and only touchdown with the team,
of the game was set up in he Next Friday, N»r.iveber 22, »
1st quarter when Laurinburg homecoming day «it ISilMde. The
fumibled the ball on their own 25 game will be played agsin«t a
yard line to have ft recovered by highly rated team from TarbOro
Hillsfide. On the nex: play Th m at 2 P- m. at Durham Athletic
p*on ripped off 7 yards over right Park. No parade is being plann-
tackle; then Blount carried the ei but^he Hillside hand and aH
ball for another yard and Wallace the safety patrols of the wiU
plunged through for the yards escort 'the car b»»arang Sffisa IScmaa
necessary for a first (kwn. After ccmii^ from the school to Dup-
two more line smashes by Thomp ham Athletic Park at 1 |>. m. At
son and Blount, Wallace went the interission between, the h»lv-
through a “wdde oP®n space’ in es of the game, the homeco lisT
the ^Laurinburg Ime for the queen will be crowned.
goal post
with a
the
strength wa?« superior to ers So
Hampton, Va. — A bat^red]
Q4ymp^bo gl^p- thr««srh for 6'idea of Dr. J. E. She(pard but Hampton Institute foortiball team Tigers' j * * ij *■
points. At least twige during the that of sorte of his “faithfals" came back on the rebound frojn thaj of the ul ogs and- ’ cou no
afternoon t^® E»«l®s held thejwho haven’t yet learned that his,Iasi week’s setback to defeat *>9*' necessaiy o ^e a p e^ .
fVirida offanse right at the lin« is not the kind of a personality Howard Univewri/ty 25-^0 Satur
day, Novemlber 9. The outstand-
which opened he way for he
backs to g®t through for long
gains. These goal ward drives
were aquekhed wher the Tuske- .^®^®’
gee forward wall tightened and^ in the early rrinuites ©f the
the the ends ooivered the pass receiv- second quarter, the Trojans nett-
beautiful field
Jatkets a 3-0
. i ) . ;
closely
ibe
Seconds
Football
CarollRa s
the who haven’t yet learned that his,Iasi week’s setback .. , - . . , -
' — .... _ Iflf the p^(wer of which the re
gular# Vere capable, so the Tuske,te game Mlcfore and Sams on two
ing feature, of'the"^m7’were'gee coach substituted freely, but pa*es for S5 and 37 yards, pav-
the broken field running of E!r-jeven then there v;ae remarkable j ed the way for Sawyer, who on
nest “Duifce" Green, Hamptton bo- punch in the replacement mater- the thord play of a sustamed
phomore, who scored three touch ial- Rabinson, wh took over, pass
downs, and the passing of Geo. dQKV)Z VBK YV KBVK pKK,Q
Van Buren, Howard quartenbaick ed to Jones for 3i5 yards pitting
and captain, whq compleited 17 ^ the ball on the 1 yard line,
out of '213 attempted forward from which point he bucked ot
passes. over. His pass to Jones for the
Despite the unbalance
score,
over. His pass to Jones
for the
Score
the game was botn exicitimg and ^ extra point was grounded,
colorful. Hampton toqk command ^at the half, Tuskegee 2'0,
early In the first perdod, and her,ville 0- i •
superiority was neve/ seriously | Knoxville’s touchdown, made
questioned by the Hicfward team, late in the fourth quarter, was
Aac their aerials'ej the only toivhdown of the
successf ully com-j game. T%is #cvuchdown march
! I I started from State’s own 21
before the vlose of yard line. Kenneth Whitloek was
the spearhead thii attack when
he crashed off tackle for 36 yds,
before being atppped on his 42
yard stripe. A iia% frijn Richard
Cdbb to Willie Hurst and a five
yard penalty against the Yellow
Jackets gave State a first down
on te 4, then Hurst, in three
tries, plowed over from the two
inch line. C-c(bb’s placement for
the extra point was partially
blocked, i
a
IN THE SHADOW
or THE STARS
Btj -Pbb&' Uallace
^UNGtrST McNTAIIST Om Tig AHKlCAM^iCg
'ilr- ^ ^
drive smashed through from the
1 yard line to score. Mjowre
kicked the point,
Va. State Upset
W. Va. 5-6
A, and T.
vs
N. C. College
Greensboro Stadium
t
Thanksgriving Day
THURSDAY, NOV. 28
Kick'Olf
2:00 P. M.
Petersburg, Vs. — Two thou
sand football fans, kept 05 the
edge of their sea+a fcir most of
which played most of the game the result ^f a 21 yard pass least half, saw
between the 20-yard marker*. from Henderson t^, Sutton. Hen- j Virginia State eleven edge out
Hampton kiclted off to Howard der^on score through the line on ^ yjctory over the favorite
Faulty ball handling goit Howard the next play and Thomas kicked^^g^^. yirginda YeIlow*Jatfkets.
— the point placement. Bright spote j mountainers started the
that ^an be enclosed in any box, in Knoxvdlle’s play was
In the fourth quarter, th e
Netr:—You« Question Vox Bb AMsweiicn tn Thb Coiumn. for a
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the
GBW — Should 1 ma.ke
trip to Calyston with my
band?
Ans; — Indeed do- He
looked forward a long tin^e
taking this trip heme and you
should accompany him. Your
physical condition isn’t such that
Cjldest brother
about?
Ans: — la
is advising ne
mountadneers fell one point short yvm will meet with any
of tryin:g the game. With the fort on this Journey.
ball on State’s 15 yard line, Whit
t received a poor pass from | RAM—Someone is telling
wife thing and
caught behind his goal line by
Seiward, Jacket end, thus giving
h>jgh and above everyone
even at a footl>all game.
HASIN'T USED IT YET.
their' ""'the Jackets 2 points.
BCormg early in the first quarter
Music by A. and T. 50 Piece Band
Admitiion ■ Tu Incladed ■ $1.10
Regal Theatre
TUESDAY and iWEDNESDAY
* EXTRA' SPEaAI;
ERROL FLYNN and
MIRIAM HOPKINS ,
in
“VIRGINIA CITY”
alsoi
Last Chaptei/ Of
“HAWK OF mLDEkmss**
THURSDAY - BARGAIN DAYi
5 and 10c — 2 Features and Short
BING crosby; in
in
“THE STAR MAKER”
alsd
Richard Dix in “RENO”
Coming “BLACK FRIDAY”
/
my
I would like to
know who. is doing it?
Ans: —A relative 0f your own
is the one carryins the news. It
iS
wife isn’t fooled by your little
stunts. She knows you are play-'^,jjg
ing around with tfiis other wK-man
and I warn you that she doesn't
rtiia; (u 901B© WajTS yoll
^ would be benefited but in others
you TiroaUn^ Both the jcfs yon
-are on and the new lob have
their faults if you are contended
diseom- have now remain
there. I honestly feel you will
advance ’nore rapidly where you
are.
else, aerial attack that functioned well Pleasant, Yellow Jacket A few minutes later West
he in the waning moment® of the jialfback, punted frc«n his 20 Virginia again threatened the
game as well as /the line play tQ Staite’a 30 where Phil Medley, HTrojan goal line, as Davis and
Trojan qxiarterback, fumbj^d the Webster clicked in fine fashion
punt and it wag rucovered by only to| be met by an impregn-
John Stewart, Jaaket’s left end. able Trojan wall Z yards fromi®*'^ t*”® thing about you. Sftdek to
Male Davis alternated with Amos p^y jjft,
Welbster in toifaing the pigskin
down to State’s 19 yard .line.
The Troian's forwacd wall held • • •
for three downs^ but on the four- • • «
th Allen split the uprights of the • • •
CD — Will anything serioas
happen to the one that I hare
symQ>athy far? Please answer?
^ -- A»s. Worrying r«v»r ImIdb any
jost as well tho for your wife continue to do it. Yo«r
friend really doesn’t deaerve ail
sympathy you are lowering
on him conditions aren’t as seri-
our with him as you imaigiiie
them to be. I feel that thinf^
will turn out alright in the end.
your wife and ytu won’t have
any dlflicultv gettini along n
yoar home. . - ^
FB—it advisable for me to
make the change of Jobs that my
STl«1S'g"
FOOTBALL
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
VS
J. C. SMITH UNIVERSITY
r
Saturday, November 16
O’ KELLY FIELD DURHAM. N. C.
. KICK OFF at 2:00 P. M,
ADMISSION $L00
EVM — I liave been *iek Iw
r about weeks ani taking treat
jents from the doctors. I doa*t
jstay in bed but don’t b*
igettirwr anv better at alL What
muat I dkj?
Folloiw your doctor's ta^xw*
tions and worry leas. It quale
true that aoren't used to hniiy
sick but it comes to nearly
one at sometime is life
mu:it face wdthoot wrorry *W|6
(fear. I predict a ehanir* for liM
|befcter in yowr health goon.
j REV — Dow this t«4i^i«r I3c*
e as much as I Bke him, if
(Continued on 7>
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