PAGE FOUR
THE HILLsIdE chronicle
OCTOBER—1947
Joe Mitchell, former Hillside linesman, who ^^■on the most
valuable player award in his last year, has returned from a spell in
the army to join the ranks of the North Carolina College Eagles.
Mitchell is expected to add much power to the Eagles both offen
sively and defensively.
Durham Athletic Park. It is report
ed that Peabody has a much stronger
team this year, but -with everything
taken into consideration, this writer
will take the Hornets when the two
teams clash.
New Mentor
Once more. Hillside High Schoo’
welcomes into it’s circle of sports, a
nerv coach — namely, Rev. Nelson B.
Higgins. This column wishes him the
best of luck. More about our new
coach later — so watch the sports
page.
“Dashes”
Hillside football team finally ha?
nerv uniforms ... A Watson, Hornet
Quarterbas.k ran 87 yards for a touch
down against High Point, only to
have it called back .... Arthur
“Squirrel” McQuire, former Wash
ington Hiah backfield star, made
North Carolina College’s only touch
down against Morgan State in New
York .... The Bears won, 19-6 . . . .
George Mack, former all CIAA center
at North Carolina College a few years
ago, is now Assistant Line Coach
there . . . John Brown, football and
basketball great at North Carolina
College now plays center with the Los
Angeles Dons . . . Pans eagerly arvait
the Raleigh-Hillside tilt, remember
ing the three defeats , Washington
High has handed Hillside . . -
Hillside High School.
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DOT’S DASHES
By DOT McDOUGALD
Senior Clmses
(Continued from Page One)
Vice-President Doris Richardson
Secrotarv Rose IMitchell
,.^sst. Sec’-etnrv . .Tohnnie Wooten
Treasurer . - Jesse Jackson
Hello sports fans. Another school year has begun, and your -
writer is again dotting the familiar dashes for you.
Football season is underway once more, and I hope that
you’ll sdow your spirit wholeheartedly; pulling for the Hornets all
eba and of course attending the games.
' * " 24, the Hornets will meet a strong
At preos time liere is the record the
boys have made:
Hillside-- n Goldsboro— 6
ITillside—'I’d High Point— 6
Hill ide— 0 Thomasville—13
Hillside—13 Wilson— 6
Hillside—13 Rocky Mount— 0
Peabody High
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“Bean” Johnson and “Red” Dick
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two touchdowns iu Pie third quarter
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eleven of Wilson, North Carolina,
13-6.
It was the second victory for the
- Hornets but not without plenty of
trouble. Hillside was halted twice
after traveling deep into Darden
territory.
Wilson Scores
Their first drive was halted when
they were penalized 15 yards for
holding. On their second penetration
they were held for downs on the Dar
den 10 yard line.
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W ilson
First Downs - -- - 4
Yards Gained Rushing
Forward Passes
Passes Completer!
Passes Interceuted
Aver. Punt Dist.
Yds. Punts R'Ourned
Yds. l.ost on Penalties
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Yds. Gained Rushing 135
Forward Passses 8,
Passes Completed 0
Passes Intercepted 1
Yds. Punts Returned ... .. 35
Aver. Punt Dist. .45.
Yds. Lost on Penalties 60-
Wilson scored their only touchdown
in the first seconds of the game when
IToliidav. stellar Dardeir High Iraik,,
streaked 90 yards to pay dirt on the
opening kick off.
Hornets Begin To Roll
In the third period, however, with
the score against them, 6-0, the Hor
nets began their attack as Johnson,
Hillside tailback, scored from the 8
after a sustained drive from mid-
field.
Later in the same period Dickerson,
Hornet fullback, going off tackle,.
broke the scoring ice with a brilliant
55 yard touchdown jaunt. The con
version was good.
From then on neither team was
able to score again. However, both
threatened. The game ended, 13-6.
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