OCTOBER—1948
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THE CAMPUS ECHO
PAGE THREE
N. C. EAGLES SHADE BEARS 14 -13
EAGLE TAKING OFF
Lineburger Toe Puts Finishing
Touches On Perfect H’coming
THE SCORE
AND
ELANE MOORE
Sometime ago, perhaps two weeks
or more, our Student Council gave a
Cbapel Program that was designed to
give the freshmen and new students
onr basic philosophy as to ‘ ‘ Wliat
We Believe.” In conjunction with
that trend, 1 think that it is only
fitting that ' this cobimn list a few
statements which will give the new
comers an idi'a as to what our
Philosophy^ is in relation to sports.
I i'auno|>'think of any better method
of giving you this p'liilosophr than
?iy T^at FTead 5oaeh, Johnny
“Lil Coach” McTjendon. has trnii-
acritjed theiA to the Baski'tball Sched
ule Card: ‘‘‘The Home of Courtesy
to Opponents, Courtesy to Officials,
Appreciation of Fine Play. No Booing
of Anyone or Anything, Spectator
Sportsmanship, Hard Playing Teams.
Because we not only believe in this
hut practice the above statement, we
have a reputation throughout the na
tion for our good sportsmanship.
Let’s keep it th'vt wtiy, E'agles! !
on tlie track teamj Euel Blair and
Arthur McGuiro inithe wing position.
Thomas “ Eed ’' 'j|den, Eagle pass
ing fullback, not Irtly jlasses accur-
ntedly but runs jiid tackles hard.
Albert .Jones, the: Hullback that gets
the extra yards nieded for a first
down, also does tliO kicking assign
ments for the Eat:j!es. Jimmie Line-
liui'ger, our place kick siieeialist, and
Willie Bradshaw aw O. K. at quar
terback. Last,,but by no means least,
we have our ‘ ‘ great tailback ’ ’ Carl
(Jnlbieatli as one of the most Reared
Ijacks in tlie CXAA, and is subject
to break up anybody’s football game
with liis shifting side step. (Jrady
‘ P'etinut ” intthel, a 9.9 hundred
yard man, who takes off like a
“jet” out of,the tailback slot, gives
slow linemen and backs a fit. OttO'
Pullpr is anotherl shifty-tail bacji'
who has untold possibilities. Butler
Taylor, passing tailback sensation,
is noted as one of the best passers
in the conference. Our freshman find
in the backfields is Cletis Horton,
tailback who, is rapidly taking his
(ilace as one of the constant threats
to any team.
The third thing that will carry the
Eagles forward is their team spirit.
T have never seen so much team
s;iirit and cooperation exemplified in
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The hopes of the traditionally pow
erful Morgan- Bears of returning to
the top rung of the CIAA that they
have so consistently occupied were
completely smashed Saturday after
noon by a spirited bunch of North
Carolina College Eagles in a well
played conference affair.
Morgan began the afternoon in
the usual fashion, driving to a score
in the first quarter when Butherford
Brice, fullback, smashed over on
fourth down from the two yard line
after a poor kick by Jerome “Eed-
top” Turner. Fred Brewer broke
thru to block the try for the extra
point. After the kickoff and an ex
change of punts, Joe Person recov
ered a Morgan fumble on the 17
yard line. From there, the Eagles
drove to the eight where they lost
the ball on downs. Morgan pnnted
out and on the first play “Blue
Juice” Taylor hit Frank Harvey with
a beautiful pass that carried for 21
yards to the seven yard line. An
offside penalty against the Bears
placed the ball on the two from where
Jones smashed over. James Line-
liurger converted the valuable seventh
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After seeing the Eagles perform on
our home field, "I am confident that
we have a machine that will bring us
nothing less than tie championship
of the CIAA. This is not wishful
thinking! I am making this state
ment with three facts in mind which
r think are essential for nny champ-
tonsliip team.
One newspax>er stated that Vir-
ftiiiia State had the best line in the
“World.” Well, I won’t go that
far, but I will say that any team
that meets the Eagles’ forward wall
will encounter a fast, hard-hitting,
low charging, and alert line. An
example of this alertness was during
the 8. C. State game when they pnll-
ed for the first and last time a quick
opening play. They lost seven yards
which can be attributed to the entire
line. The Eagles have *three depend
able men that can produce offensive
ly or defensively, from end to end.
Our line has plenty of weight, speed
and experience.
Now let’s take a look at our back-
field. It is a known fact that we
have one of the most dangerous back
fields in the OIAA.
Charles Wliite wingback and sen
sational track star, who runs the
100 yard at'9.8, does not need any
elaboration on his running ability
from this oolnmn. 0. 0. State will
gladly tell you how well he'runs. He
ran only two touchdowns in the sec
ond quarter against S. 0. State. Then
there are Ourtis Lyncl>, quarter miler
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point. Spike White intercepted a
desperation Morgan pass after the
kickoff and the Eagles tried vainly -
to score again thru the air as ,the
half ended.
Shortly after the beginning of the
second half, Morgan got a reprieve
on fourth down when the Eagles were
penalized for roughing the kicker,
placing the ball on the. Eagles ’ 41
yard line. On the first play from
scrimmage, quarterback Eli Howard
tossed a perfect pass to Jerome Har
ris, who' dashed the remaining dis
tance for the Bears second tally.
Triplett converted successfully.
Directly after the beginning of
the’ fourth, quarter, John Hunter, ex-
Hillside star, blocked a Morgan punt
on the Bears’ 25 yard line. From
there, Cletis Horton, freshman tail
back, drove to the two yard line, one
thrust, carrying 13 yards, and smash
ed off tackle for the tying touch
down. Lineburger again added the
extra point, and in the final analysis,
the margin of victory.
There were no stars, individually,
but the Eagles displayed the fiercest,
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