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October 16.1931 HIGH LIFE Page Three I J Purple Whirlwinds Defeat Reidsville in Close Game BURROUGHS STAR Game Was Pitched Battle Prom Beginning to End — Both Elevens Played Well. WICKER SCORES SAFETY Dickerson Outstanding Man of Reids* ville Eleven—See Makee Touch down for Greensboro. I Coach Lester Belding’g Purple Whirl winds defeated a hard-fighting eleven from Reidsvillee high by the score of 9-6 in Memorial Stadium, Friday night, October 2. Captain Jack Burroughs, of the Whirlwinds, was again the out standing start of the game, giving chase to Terril, who received a pass with an open field before him, and downed him before he reached the goal line with the winning score in the last few minutes of play. Ibee, for Greens boro, and Dickerson, of Reidsville, also played a good game. The Game Play by Play First quarter: Reidsville opened the game with Truitt kicking off to Bor- roughs, who was grounded by Rankin. Whitt failed to gain around left end, and then tries right end, bul( is stopped by Balsley, and then fails to gain a center plunge. Burroughs punts out of bounds on Reidsville’s 43-yard line. Truitt takes the ball for Reidsville and fumbles, recovering before being stopped by Phillips, and then fails to gain around right end. Diekeerson punts to Rees, who takes the bail to our 45-yard line. Pittman goes through right tackle before being stopped by Truitt, and then is stopped by Turner with a yard gain around left end. Whitt goes back and Norcum takes the ball on a trick play, but fumbles and covers with a loss. Whitt plunges through tackle for a five-yard gain, and then tries a pass, but is tackled for a five-yard loss with the ball still in his hands. Burroughs punts over the goal line. Reidsville takes the ball on their 20- yard line, Truitt goes through center for eight yards. Richardson hits tackle for five yards before he is nailed by Lipscomb. Richardson fumbles, losing five yards and then punts out of bounds on Greensboro’s 23-yard line. Pittman goes through tackle for five yards, and then skirts right end for five more. Whitt goes around right end on a fake play for ten yards be fore ho is tackled by Truitt. Norcum gains three yards, and then Pittman nets five yards on a fake play, being stopped by Rankin. Norcum hits cen ter for three yards, and Whitt tries a fake around right end without a gain. Whitt makes eight yards around left end, and is stopped by Richardson. Greensboro is penalized 15 yards for roughness. Burroughs punts to Dunn on the 17-yard line. Taylor punts out of bounds on his own 42-yard line. Pittman makes two yards through cen ter, and then gains three yards on a fake. Rees carries the ball five yards and is stopped by Taylor, Dickerson, and Rankin. Both Teams Score Touchdown® Second quarter: Whitt recovers a fumble for a ten-yard loss and then goes around left end for five yards, and fails to gain around right end. Bur roughs punts to Richardson, who is stopped by Rees on his 17-yard line. Richardson tries a pass, but it is in complete. Richardson punts to Rees, who returns it to Reidsville’s 30-yard line. Whitt gains two yards around right end, and- then fails at left end. Bur roughs goes down the field to Eeids- ville’s 15-yard line. Lee goes around left end 15 yards for a touchdown. Wrenn drop-kicked the extra point. Burroughs kicks off to Dickerson, but is stopped by Wicker. Terrel makes five yards around left end. Dickerson’s pass to Richardson is too long and is grounded. Dickerson adds five yards and Truitt pounds through center for three more. Dickerson passes to Rich ardson, who goes to Greensboro’s two- yard line. Diekeerson plunges over for a touchdown, and then fails to make the extra point. Dickerson kicked off to Greensboro. Lee carried the ball around left end, but was stopped by Dickerson and Ter ril and then is stopped by Dickerson after a lO-yard run. Lee makes three yards at center, skirts right end for five more, adds a few on a fake play and then is Stopped by Rankin at left end. Burroughs made 15 yards around right end before he was stopped by Truitt. Lee stepped around right end for two yards and passed to Burroughs, who was stopped on Reidsville’s 7-yard line on the next play. Greensboro tried two line plunges without a gain, and then Burroughs carried the ball over, but the play was called back on a pen alty. Rees carried the ball to Reids ville’s one-yard line as the horn blew for the half. Third quarter: Burroughs kicked off to Dun who was stopped on Reidsville’s 30-yard line. Reidsville tried a pass but it was intercepted by Hester and carried to Reidsville’s 22-yard line. Lee failed to gain lat right end and then Burroughs goes around right end to Reidsville’s 10-yard line. Lee tried left end without a gain, and then Bur roughs failed to gain at right end. Lee’s pass to Burroughs was grounded over the goal line. Reidsville’s ball on her own 20-yard line. Diekeerson tried a fake play but was stopped in his tracks. Dickerson galloped around right end for ten yards, before he was nailed by Lee. Dickerson hit center three times in succession for Standing of the teams In the con- fereuce with the teams they have played: IVon Lost Pet. Greensboro 2 0 1000 Charlotte 2 0 1000 Salisbury 2 0 1000 IVinston-Salem 2 0 1000 Gastonia 2 0 1000 High Point 1 i .500 Asheville 0 2. .000 Lexington Tied .000 BELDING’STEAM MEETS SALISBURY AT GREENSBORO Rowan County Boys Have Strong Line and Backiield. WHIRLWINDS ARE READY GREENSBORO SCRUB BOWSTOASHEBORO Game Played in Rain and Mud; in Last Quarter by 12 to 6. VENABLE BEST FOR FROSH The Greensboro reserves lost a hard- fought football game to the Asheboro varsity on Asheboro’s field. At the end of the half the score was 6-0 in Greens boro’s favor. The Asheboro boys came back in the last half and scored two touchdowns, and the game ended 12-6 in Asheboro’s favor. The game was played in rain and mud and it was very hard to hold the ball. The game started when Greensboro kicked off to Asheboro. Asheboro made one first down and had to kick. During the first quarter both teams exchanged punts. Up in the second quarter Greensboro made their lone touchdown. It came when Greensboro had made four first downs and then Hicks passed to Applewhite, who ran over for the touchdown. During the third quarter Greensboro threatened to score again when Bob Lane got loose and was brought down on Asheboro’s 15-yard line. They tried to punt but it did not go over the line of scrimmage. The Greensboro boys couldn’t hold and the Asheboro boys rushed over a touchdown. They tried to place kick for the extra points but could not get them over. Jenkins, who had a badly spraned ankle before he went into the game, played a ^ood game. He was knocked out in the last quartr, but resumed playing after they had called time out. O’Brien at end and Gibson at tackle played a good game. The starting line-up for Greensboro Jenkins Center Crabtree Guard Wilson Tackle Hodges Guard O’Brien End Vestal End F. Rees Quarterback Wall Halfback Lane Halfback Rankin Fullback Substitutes for Greensboro: King, Johnson, Thorburn, Cox, Davis, Ma- roney, Hartsook, Applewhite, Carlson, Hieks, Hinton, Cooper, Fckling, Ed Clement, Hugh Clement, Hunter, Wat son, Ford, and Paul Gibson. three yards each. Rees returned Dick erson’s punt to Reidsville’s 42-yard line. Lee made five yards around right and fumbled on the next play, losing two yards. Burroughs punted to Dunn who was downed on his 22-yard line. Rob erts went around right end for eight yards. Truitt lost a yard and Dicker- son punted to Reidsville’s 42-yard line. Lee failed to gain around right end, and Burroughs failed to gain at center. Burroughs punted, and Phillips grounds the ball. Dickerson tries a pass but it is incom plete. Dickerson rushed center for three yards. Richardson punted out of bounds on Greensboro’s 34-yard line. Fourth quarter; Lee passed, but it is grounded, and then his pass to Bur roughs is good for a gain to Reids ville’s 42-yard line. Lee fails to gain at left end, and then he dashes around right end to Reidsville’s 30-yard line. Two right end runs net two more yards. Burroughs hits right end for a two-yard loss. Lee loses four yards at right end, and then tries a pass which incomplete. Ogburn circles right end to Reidsville’s six-yard lino. Dickerson tries a pass for Reidsville,i but it was grounded, and then Dicker- punts out of bounds on Reidsville’s 30-yard line. Lee completes two passes in succes sion to Rees for a small gain. Bur- oughs fails to gain at right end. Bur roughs punted almost over the goal line when a Reidsville man grounded the ball, fumbled, and Rees recovered on Reidsville’s two-yard line. Burroughs fails to gain at right end. Greensboro is penalized 15 yards when the baek- field is in motion before the ball is snapped. Burroughs carried the ball back to Reidsville’s 3-yard line. Pitt man failed to gain at center and Nor- eum’s fumble was recovered by Reids ville. Wicker Adds Two Points Dickerson fell back to punt, but Wicker broke through and nailed him behind the line for a safety, the score 6 in favor of Greensboro. Garrison kicked off from his 20-yard line, and Lee carried it to Greensboro’s 49-yard line, and on the next play he carried the ball to Reidsville’s 43-yard where he was stoppd by Stallings. Burroughs failed to gain at right end and punted out of bounds on Reids ville’s 26-yard line. Garrison passed to Terril who went Phillips, Dempsey, and Thorburn, In jured Men, Return for Play in GckmI Condition. The Purple Whirhvliids will meet the Salisbury eleven at Memorial Stadium this afternoon at 3:30 in a crucial battle for the Western Conference champiouship. The Salisbury team has always been a dangeorous rival to Greensboro and this year the squad is considered to bi extra strong. The Greensboro eleTOii is ready for the visiting squad and it is sure to be a real battle. This year the Sallsbur.v team is greatly strengthened having five letter- men returning in the backfle'.d and five of the regular linemen retunung. Last year Salisbury tied with Wliistoa-Sa- lem for second place In the conference standing of Class A. This year in the first two games Salisbury has come out with the big end of the score winning from Mocksville eleven 55-0. The Ra leigh eleven went down to Salisbury by the score of 19-0. Last Friday the Gastonia eleven tied Salisbury at and Gastonia beat Asheville earlier ii the season. The loss of Captain Saleeby In the line and Barnhardt in the backfleld will not hurt Salisbury a great deal as there are lettermen to replace them. The total number of lettermen returning to the squad this year exceeds that of any team in the Western conference. Salisbury comes hero with a clean slate having won two games and tied one. Greensboro has won two and one winning the first two games of the season against Sanford and Reidsville, and losing to Charlotte in their third start last Friday. Last year Greensboro tied Salisbury 6-6, Coach Belding has announced his team as ready for the invaders and he is putting the squad through daily workouts and scrimmages. Harry Phil lips, injured in the Reidsville game and not able to get in the Charlotte game, will probably be ready for Salis bury. Arnold Demiisey, who suffered a badly wrenched foot in scrimmage just before the Reidsville game, will probable return to the lineup in time for Friday's game; and Ned Tlior- burn, Injured at tbe same time Demp sey was, will probably be ready also. All three of the above are linesmen, Oka Hester, hefty center, looks like a l)ossible successor of Li]isconib at the center position. SPARKS FROM THE GRIDIRON HARRIERS LOSE THEIR OPENING CONTEST Guilford Prosh Take Big End of 28-27 Score; Koury Best Runner for Local Cross Country Team. Coach A. Paul Bouth’s cross country harriers lost their first decision of the year to the Guilford College Frosh at Gulford by the score of 28-27, over a two-mile course. The Guilford team, led by Captain Newlin, had two first places. Newlin came in ahead with 12:14 and Venable s first among the scored men, coming with 13:24. Koury, leading Greens boro runner, came in next, followed by Lovin and Rochelle, both of Greens boro. Venable is a one-arm runner and the leading man for Guilford in practices held so far made three and one-half miles in 20 minutes. Koury has proved to be the leading Greensboro runner, having led the field practice runs with his best time be ing a littlo under 12 minutes for two The order at the finish follows: Ven- abe (G), Koury (H. S.), Lovin (H. S.), Rochelle (II. S.), Coble (G.), Durham (G), Allen (G.), Poindexter (G.), Lang ley (H. S.), Miller (H. S.) Montgomery (H, S.), Douglas (H. S.) to his 31-yard line. Dickerson jumped into the air and shot a pass like a bul let to Terrill, who, with an open field before him, is overtaken by Burroughs and down with a flying tackle on Greensboro’s 32-yard line. Dickerson went around left end to the 21-yard line the game ended. Summary Greensboro 9) Pos. Reidsville (6) Burroughs (C) ..l.e Roberts Riley l.t Taylor Wrenn Ig Balsley Lipscomb center Rankin Phillips r.g. Ware Pemberton r.t Turner Wickeer r.e Terril I q.b Truitt Whitt l.h Apple Pittman r.h Richardson Norcum f.b Diekeerson Score by quarters: Greensboro 0 7 0 2—9 Reidsville 0 6 0 0—6 Scoring: Touchdowns, Lee (sub for Whitt) Diekeerson; extra point, Wreenn (dropkick); safety, Wicker. Substitutes—for Greensboro, Lee, Og- burn, Elias, Fields, Elder, Fesmire, Gerringer, Johnson, Hunter, Hester, Johnson; for Reidsville, Yarboro, Stallings, Raper, Harrison. Officials—Mayer (Georgia Tech; ref-1 eree, Coltrane, (Carolina); headlines- , Buekheimer (Furman). Are They Mightier? Winston-Salem is supposed to have a stronger team than last year but did not prove it against Madison. They only defeated Madison by a 14 to 0 count. The Reidsville team defeated Madison 42 to 0. Gastonia Going Strong Gastonia defeated Asheville, who has lost both games they have played, by the count of 12 to 6. This was the first game in the con ference and it looks as though Gastonia might have a strong team. Ends Outstanding High Point and Lexington fought four quarters to a 0 to 0 dead lock. The ends for High Point were the only outstanding players of the game. Win by Close Margin Greensboro took a hard-fought game from the Reidsville boys by the count of 9 to 6. Reidsville had run up over one hundred points on the other two teams they played. They were state champions in their class last year. Defeat Champions Salisbury has chalked up another victory. They seem to have a 1931 grid-machine. Almost as strong as their 1930 team when they de feated the Raleigh high champions of the east. With our Charlotte game behind us we should fight all the harder. Let’s score more than one old touchdown. Remember how we scored a touchdown only to be called back supposedly for stepping out of bounds and ended up with a 6-6 score ? Come on let’s get that old spirit of G. H. S. and score, score, score! The Charlotte Wildcats clawed the Columbia eleven for a 22 to 0 victory to get revenge for the 7 to 0 defeat handed them by the South Carolinians last year. Speaking of sports, let’s look back a few years and try to recall the day when some of these fellows used to carry the old pigskin for G. II. S., and who were the originators of the title “The Purple Whirl wind,” Here they are, think about them, Jimmy Maus, Frank Good win, Pred Burroughs, Bill Teague, Pete Wyriek, “Red” Goodwin, Boyd Morris, Charlie Shaffer, “Beany” Curtis, Harris Ogburn, and others who have gone on to college and are carrying on the career that they started on the old high school field. And let’s also think about those we have now who are starting the same kind of a career. Here they are, Jack Burroughs, “Red” Riley, and Ed Lee. How about it readers, aren't they on their way to fame ? The reserve team has been playing liard this year, There, are one or two boys who have been hurt everyday. They had to play Asheboro when the best of the reserves were hurt and could not play. Goodwin, the boy who scored the touchdown against High Point in the first game, was not able to play on ^count of a sprained arm. Amos Shelton, the best center on the reserves, had a sprained hand and could not get into the game. Nowlin, another good back on the reserves, had a hip hurt but played in part of the game. Jimmy Jenkins pulled a muscle in his leg and can hardly walk. Some of our last year’s football stars are making big hits on the college freshmen teams in the state. Down at Carolina “Shorty” Shaffer is making a bid for the quarterback position. Harris Ogburn, G. H. S. plunging halfback is playing a great game at Carolina. A1 Avery, mentioned for “all-state” guard in high school, is showing up well in the line. Great things are being expected of this trio in the future. Over at Davidson, Lee Vanstory and Fritz Byerly are making a good impression. Down at State college, Glen Goodwin, the red-headed flash from Gv H. S., is the most promising halfback ever to come to State. Everyone at State is watching his movements. Coach Smith thinks Red will be a second Jack McDowall. Last Friday night “Red” ran wild against Oak Ridge and was by far the most outstand ing star of the game. Great things are expected of “Red” down at State. Keep it up “ Red ’ ’! GOODWIN SCORES FOR RESERVE TEAM Five More Minutes to Play When Ball Placed Over Line. BOREN SHOWS GOOD WORK 'The Greensboro liigh school reserves won a victory over the High Point re serves after battling for three quarters on the local athletic field when Philip Goodwin intercepted a Pointer pass and raced (iO yards for the lone touchdown, making the score 6-0. The game was air-tight from the first histle ;intil the lost and neither team showed a great advantage over the other. Goodwin's run was the only play that came near being a touchdown. The locals looked fairly good in the line and the backfleld, and some of the players show good promises as varsity aterial. Goodwin's touchdown came in the last quarter after the two teams had waged an even fight during the first two quarters. Sprye, playing his first year as a I’oiuter quarterback, called for a pass and Goodwin intercepted it neatly on his own 40-yar(l marker and sprinted through the High Point eleven for »i0 yards to put Greensboro In the lead 0-0. The try fur extra point was missed. In the Greensboro line Knight and Hodges at guard and Gibson at tackle played a good game, while Boren and Goodwin starred in the backfleld. ChessoD and Rudter, linemen, and Har ris, fullback were outstanding in the Pointer line-up. Soccer Equipment Arrive® Soccer equipment has arrived at last. Miss Robinson has announced that the soccer team will play other teams, in town and out of town. The first prac tice was held on the afternoon of Wednesday, the 7th, A large number of girls attended and. all have said that they are coming back. Miss Robinson says that from all the girls that have come out it looks like she wOl be able to choose a strong team. SASLOW’S, Inc. 214 S. Elm St. I Special Rates to H. S. Students] Your Credit Is Good DIAMONDS WATCHES: REPAIR WORK Easy Terms ; Code of a Good Sport 1. Thou shalt not quit. 2. Thou Shalt not alibi. 3. Thou shalt not gloat over win nings. 4. Thou shalt not be a rotten loser. 5. Thou shalt not take unfair ad vantage. 6. Thou shalt not ask odds when thou art not willing to give. 7. Thou shalt always be ready. 8. Thou shalt not under-estimate thy opponent nor over-estimate thy self, 9. Remember that the game is the thing and he who thinketh otherwise is a mucker and is no true sports man. 10. Honor the game thou playest, for he who playeth the game straight and hard wins even when he loses. —Grantland Rice. Midgets Receive Uniforms Tbe midget team is rejoicing over the arrival of new uniforms. This team so far has not been able to have many workouts on account of lack of uniforms. According to Coach Beld ing, the suits will be distributed im mediately so that the team may get down to stiff practice. The newly formed team has already had its sched ule made out so it will at once get ready for the eneoming clashes. It is from them that Coach Belding expects material for next year’s team. THE Individuul high scorers nre— T.D. E.P. T. W. Newsome, Salisbury,. 5 3 .33 Gadd, Charlotte 3 0 .18 Morris, Charlotte 2 0 ,18 Burroughs, Greensboro ..2 0 .12 GENERAL BALLOONS “Go a Long Way to Make Friends” S. A. Sigler & Co. Visit Ds At 300 Greene Street Delic-ions Home-niade Sandwiches, 5c GREENE STREET SODA SHOPPE Just a Whisper from the Square CURB SERVICE Charlotte Defeats Winds; First Out of Town Game Charlotte defeated Greensboro high 18 to 0 after a hard slippery game played in mud at the high school I in Charlotte last Friday. Gadd and Burroughs starred with Gadd making two touchdowns and more yardage than any man on the field for Charlotte and Burroughs played a wonderful defensive game, did the punting, and shared with the hacks in ground gained for Greensboro. Isenhour, left cud, and Cathey, left tackle, were tiie outstanding linesmen on Charlotte’s team and Riley and Wrenn for the Winds. 'I’he rain and mud thwarted Beld- iiig’s air attack, weakening the Winds on the offensive. Our team played as good a game as Charlotte in spite of the fact that Charlotte won. First quarter; Morns kicks off to Whitt who takes it to our 47-yard line. IVhitt fumbles losing 15 yards and Morris receives a punt from Burroughs. Gadd gets the bail, but slips In the mud for a loss and taking the ball again he goes around right end for 15 yards before being stoiiped by Whitt. Pemberton rushes in and tackles Gadd for a 5-yard loss. Gadd plunges through center for 2 yards. Charlotte penalized 5 yards for off sides. Gadd punts over 20-yard line, Whitt skirts right end for 5 yards and then rushes tackle for 5 yards. Burroughs punts to Morns who fumbles and the ball is recovered by Greens boro. Whitt loses on right, end, is made by Pittman. Burroughs kicks off to Morns wlio returns fhe ball to our 35- yard line. Gadd makes 10 yards at right tackle and 5 yards at center. Morris fails to gain on right end. Gadd nets 10 yards left end before stopped by Bur roughs. Time out for Greensboro. Gadd skirts right end for 10 yards. Haines recovers liis own fumble, but is tackled for a loss by Whitt Gadd fails to gain on left end so he tries it again racing down the field 25 yards im touched for a touclulown. Gadd plunges for the extra point but fails to get it across, Morris kicks off to Rees. Whitt fails to gain oil right end, but Burroughs nets 5 yards on the same end. Bur- •oiighs puiit.s to Morris on his 25-yard line, Morris races down the field evad ing all players and has an open field abend when Burroughs overtakes him and brings him down on our 17-yard Hue. Morris pounds his way to our C- yard line. Gadd goes over, but Char lotte is penalized 15 yards for holding. Gadd liit.s left end for 2 yards and Morris goes around right end for a touchdown. He tries a place kick for the extra point, but fails. Second quarter: Morris kicks off to Whitt, but the play goes over. Morris kicks off to Reos who carries the ball to our 40-yard line. Greensboro Is penalized 5 yards. Pittman fumbles. Gadd recovers the ball and carries it to our 12-yard line. Haines ixiimds center to our 12-yard line and fails to gain on right end. Gadd fails to gain on left end, but he goes over on right end. The play goes • and Charlotte gets a 15-yard penalty for clipping. They get a 5-yard penaity for taking too much time. Bur roughs intercepts a pass on our 19- yard line. M’hitt fumbles, but the ball Is re covered by one of our men. Lee’s pass Incomplete followed by an S-yard gain. Pittman takes the ball to our 40- yard line. Ogburn plunges through cen ter for two yards. I.«e fumbles and Gadd recovers the ball on our 47-yard line. Haines and Gadd net 14 yards on two end runs. Morris runs out of bounds on our 18-yard line. Two end runs and a pass fail So net for Char lotte. Greensboro’s hall. Elias makes 33 yards on two right end runs and fumbles in the next play .and the bail is recovered by Wrenn for a 5-yard gain. Elias dashes through center for 5 yards. Leu fails to gain. Greensboro Is penalized 5 yards for hiking the ball out of bounds. Belding starts across the field to talk to the referee about it, but the referee penalizes us 15 yards for the coach being on the field. Elias :nins five yards at tackle and Biir- roiigiis ijunts to Morris on our IM-yavd hue as the half is called. Third quarter: Gadd kicks off to Rees who takes the ball to our 35-yard line. Lee gets 2 yards at center, but ODELLS THE CAROIINAS' WEllfiT HARWWPE HOUSE We Sell It For Less FOR CASH Belk’s Department Store CHARACTER It does not come by accident, but as the result of a definite plan carefnlly worlced out. il'liat's the re:ison for the superior quality of our i)rinting. McCulloch & Swain Elias fails to gain. Burroughs punts to Morris and tackles him on bis 16- yard line. Morris punts, but the play- goes over and Charlotte is penalized a 5 yards. Gadd punts, but tlie ball is blocked and bounces over the goal line. The play goes over. Gadd punts to Rees on our 40-yard line. Elias fails to gain on left end, hut Lee gets 3 yards at tackle. Lee passes, but tlie ball is intercepted by Sutton. Gadd pounds through center 21 yards. Time out for Greensboro. Morris gains 1 yard, Char lotte fumbles the ball and it is recov ered by Greensboro. Eiias fails to gain. Burroughs fumbles losing 10 yards and then he punts, hut the ball Is blocked and downed on Charlotte’s 40-yard line. Gadd skirts right end for 5 yards. Mor ris fumbles the ball and it is recovered by Greensboro. Leo hits c-enter twi‘e, but loses 5 yards. Burroughs punts to Haines who is stopped on our 35-yard line. Morris and Gadd net 8 yards on two end runs, Gadd fails to gain at cen ter so he punts and the ball is downed on our 7-yard line. r,ee makes 5 yards on left end. In three more plays the ball is on our 35-yard line. Fourth quarter: Burroughs get 3 yards on left end. A thrust at center fails to gain. Burroughs fumbled, picks up the ball and tries to pass, but it is incomplete. Charlotte's ball. Haines loses 5 yards on a fake. Time out, Burroughs goes out because his chest got hurt by a cleat. Elias goes iu for Burroughs. Gadd loses 7 yards and then punts out of bounds on our 4-yard line. Whitt punts to Morris who runs out of bounds on our 25-yard line. Gadd fumbles losing 5 yards and loses again in the next play. Gadd pnnts out of bounds on our 13-yard line. Whitt iMiuuds through center for 5 yards and next he fumbles the ball, but recovers It. Whitt punts to Morris on our 25-yar(I line. Gadd skirts right end for 5 yards followetT by a fake to Morris who run out of bounds on our llyard line. A center rush and a fake net 4 yards. Gadd carries the bail 5 yards, with 3 yards to go for a touch down. Gadd plunges through left tackle for 1 yard. Time out for Greensboro and its our ball. Whitt punts to our l2-yar(l line. Time out for Charlotte. Gadd hits right tackle twice and cen ter once netting 9 yards. The ball is on our 1-2 foot line. Gadd goes over around right end, but tile play goes over and he plunges through center for a touolidown. Time out for Charlotte. Gadd goes out having been hurt badly by blows on his stomach and nearly the while Charlotte varsity goes out being replaced by substitutes. They fail to plunge over for the extra point. Whitt receives the kick-off and brings it back to our 45-yard line. Wliitt loses 10 yards on left end and then passes to Rees who is thrown out of bounds on our 35-yard line. The ball is carried 10 yards down the field as the game ended. Summary; Greensboro Pos, Charlotte Burroughs (C) _.le Isenhour Riley it Cathey Wrenn Ig noo^ (Q) Horne Hester .Tohnson rg Copeland Pemberton rt Monty Wicker re Shore Rees __,qb Gadd Whitt Ih Morris Pittman rh Haines Ogburn fb Sutton Charlotte 12 0 0 6—18 Greensboro 0 0 0 0— 0 Scoring; Touchdowns, Gadd, 2, Mor ris. Charlotte substitutions; Brady, Smith, Spillons, Westerfleld, Hatcher, Helms F. Shoup, Newman, Fesperman, R. 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