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THE HILLTOP, MARS HILL COLLEGE, MARS HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
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SPORTS
HELPS SHAKE OFF JINX
> TO DOWN CULLOWHEE 7 - 0
LOOKING IN ON
GIRLS’ SPORTS
ns Bow To Weaver
\ Armistice Tilt, 21-6
Are Outclassed By
^ornado; First Loss Of
Season For Mars Hill.
e stubborn rivalry between Mars
and Weaver Colleges was re-
d when the Weaver Tornado
ed the Mountain Lions 21 to 6
^e Legion’s Armistice Day fea-
in the Memorial Stadium,
e Weaver eleven pushed the ball
Mars Hill territory through prac-
\'y the entire game, except late
e last period when the Lions
Ifed up with a great aerial offense
ih netted their lone touchdown
I ,e contest.
Tornado Scores In Opener
' eaver jumped into an early lead
e opening minutes of play after
exchange of punts and a quick
gave the Tornados the ball on
r» Hill’s 18. From here Robinson
ed off 12 yards and a couple of
} later plunged the line from the
tyard marker to register Weaver’s
d tally. Henson’s pass to Schach-
ifvas good for the extra point,
aring the remainder of the first
i|d and the entire second quarter
two teams battled in Lion terri-
’I without registering any points
bither side.
Weaver Counts On Trick
lars Hill made two more great
Walter Rahh Intercepts Pass
And Dashes 45 Yards To
Score Lone Tally; Lions
Outplayed.
Mars Hill added another victory to
her long string of wins over the West
ern Carolina Teachers with the aid of
Walt Rabb, triple threat Lion half,
when the Mountain Lions eked out a
7 to 0 decision over the Catamounts.
Rabb took the laurels of the day when
he intercepted a Cullowhee pass and
skipped 45 yards to register the lone
marker of the game.
The initial period opened with
a punting duel between Fox,
Lion captain, and Simpson, main
threat for the Catamounts, and
it looked as if the contest might
end in another deadlock for Mars
Hill to add to her quartet of ties
this season. But Rahh saved the
day for the Lions by grabbing
one of Simpson’s heaves, shaking
off Cullowhee tacklers, and with
the aid of the blocking of Fox
and D. Rabb, raced the remain*
ing yards for a touchdown.
Teachers’ Drives Fail
During the remainder of the fray
the Catamounts launched several de
termined drives in an effort to pull
down the advantage already held by
Mars Hill, but superb line play by
the Whelps spoiled their scoring
chances. Near the close of the sec
ond period Fox got off a bad kick with
the wet ball and the pigskin rolled out
on Mars Hill’s 45. On the next play
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the girls are
hiking. And a whole lot of them, at
that, because they want to be mem
bers of the Hiking Club. To become
a member it is necessary to hike
twenty miles, not all at the same time.
The first ten girls who fulfilled this
requirment will ibe charter members
and already there are five members.
Ruth Hensley, Marie Roberts, John
nie Hensley, Alma Henderson, and
Hildreth Squires. Maybe we are
wrong, but we predict a prosperous
business for the shoe shops.
The Soccer Tournament be
tween the gym classes has been
postponed indefinitely. The four
teams which are to play are the
Hilltop, Mountain Lions, Go
Getters, and Hill Billies. These
games should be plenty good as
there has been lots of good prac
tice and splendid team work. All
members of the first string are
asked to keep in touch with their
captains and see Miss Boswell
for further announcements.
Come on teams, let’s go!
s,line stands in the opening of the
quarter and played superb foot- j Simpson ripped off 25 yards to plant
ajto hold the Tornado for downs
utheir own five-yard stripe. Mc-
tii then kicked to Schachner on the
fl’s 40.
I Schachner carried the ball to
lithin one yard of the sideline
^d from here Weaver sprung
(r famous trick play. Before
^,e teams got set the ball was
^^apped and Brittain swept a-
Otund end for a 2-yard gain. In
tie meantime Schachner stayed
^ the sideline. The ball was
Chapped again before the teams
Ubre set, and Henson passed to
Me Tornado back who went over
nithout being tagged. C. Mitchell
en plunged over to pile up a
_1 point lead.
tq Lions Make Final Drive
[
“hrs Hill opened the fourth period
•• an aerial attack in an effort to
Idown Weaver’s lead. In the first
tninutes of play Robinson snared
bn pass on Mars Hill’s 26, and
here he carried the ball to Mars
12 on two line plays. A five
penalty and a three yard run-
4 loss forced Weaver back to the
leut a bullet pass from Henson to
**[itchell afforded the Tornado
■ I third touchdown. Another pass
*%ed for the point.
After receiving the kick. Mars
^ II took to the air In a desperate
wi
itt
:empt to lessen Weaver’s great
m
vantage. Rabb passed to Bur-
tt for a 55-yard gain and to
the ball on the Lion’s 15. Hooper
and Simpson then gained seven yards
on two plays but an incompleted pass
ruined their scoring threat as the half
ended.
In the third and fourth quart
ers the Cats got several breaks
which should have meant scores
but incompleted passes, fumbles,
and the Lion defense In the shad
ow of Mars Hill’s goal robbed
them of touchdowns. In the third
period Cullowhee blocked Fox’s
punt to give them the ball on the
Lion’s 22, but a stone forward
wall stopped the scoring thrusts.
Again in the fourth quarter the
teachers pushed to the seven
yard stripe but another bad pass
cost them the ball.
The defensive stand which fea
tured the game came in the latter
part of the final period when another
blocked kick gave the Cats the ball
on Mars Hill’s 14. On the next play
Simpson tore to the Lion’s two yard
marker, but the Mars Hill line held
under the strain of three line bucks
and then threw the flashy Cullowhee
back for a 21 yard loss.
The cold weather and muddy
field probably altered the score
somewhat but the victors seemed
to be more handicapped since the
Lions were outweighed along
each line of play. Simpson was
the whole show for the Cata
mounts, while the entire Mars
Hill lineup played mighty good
football.
Mars Hill Pos West. Carolina
Burnett LE Barnhill
LE Terrell
D. Rabb LT C. Morgan
Icard LT
Edwards LG Higdon
Crawford — C Hudson
Lowrance C
Myrick RG .. Lyda
Ammons RT Ferguson
McLeod RT
Stroupe. RT y.
Lumley RE Fullbright
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ARTISTS
PHOTOiSRAPHERS'
PHOTO^ENORAVEIRS
Nettles.
W. Rabb—
Bethea
Hodges
Fox
RE Dyer
QB Miller
QB Lyda
LH Simpson
RH Sams
RH Thomas
FB Hooper
Mars Hill 7 0 0 0—7
Western Carolina 0 0 0 0—0
Mars Hill scoring touchdown, W.
Rabb. Point after touchdown, Bethea,
line plunge. Officials, Coleman, U. N.
C., referee; Weir, Wake Forest, um
pire; Lewis, U. N. C., headlinesman.
ice the ball on Weaver’* 15.
irs Hill then lost 10 yards on
e bucks, but a pass from Rabb
zo
Anderson was good for the
ai
3n’s lone marker.
to.
npt to dropkick
Rabb’s at-
for extra
int was blocked by Byers. An-
ler long pass from Rabb to
•*oup looked good for a touch-
*^Wn, but a wide pass into the
ti
d zone cost Mars Hill the ball
the game ended.
^ Lines Hold Well
l^th forward walls played a fine
with the exception of the steady
on the part of the Weaver elev-
jjpen th Mars Hill linesmen were
out to make wide gaps for
{^omado backs. Crawford, D.
Q} and Stroup led the Lion’s wall
to Powell, Blalock, and Wilkie
3 (fd for Weaver. Both backfields
•aid exceptionally good with W.
pye Bethea, and Nettles standing
jyior Mars Hill, and Schachner,
t Mn, and Robinson bearing the
of the Tornado attack.
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