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rm CAKOLIHA Tims SATURDAY OCTOBER 30, 1M7
N. C. COLLEGE DEFEATS ST. AUG. 18
Freeman And-
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Austin Star As
Eagles Win
RALEIGH, Oct. 23 — Raying ’
their second team all of the first
half Tjut about two minutes, anJ
most of the last half, the N. C.
•College lEagles defeated a fiRht-
^ ing and I'tutbiborn St. Auerustine
eleven here Friday by a Scor3
of 18 to 0.
Although the second ^rirg
Eagles made a total of seventeen
first downs in the first half ■'From this point Stroud and An.v
nine for St. Augustine, the N, C [ tin started to romp which ®nded
by Justin, Brewington, Freemai
and Stroud to the six yii^d stripe
when the whistle ended the ii.’st
half.
The second half opened with
Coach BUrghardt ag^in electee
to send in his second strin,? line.
The iB5agles kicked off to th'3
Saints, and after f^veral ex
change of punts the ball re»teJ
on St. Augustine’s 40 yard line.
College boys were unabld to
score. Early in the second quai--
ter the Eagles started a fli'vo
from the Saints 40 yard line tl>nt
took them to their opponents 3 .
yard line which ended in a funi-'j
hie. The Eagles then suffered
penalties amounting to a loss of i
2)0 yards. With two minut»Ji to
play the Eagles rushed in tw-t
first Itring ibackfield men and
several first string linemen, and
immediately started a drive after
■'Nevins intercepted one of thf*
Saints passes and ^s downed on
the 'Eagle’s t6 yard line. The ball
was carried on rteveral long runs
in the second touchdown of the
game, l^e try for extra .ooint
failed.
The third touchdown came in
the fourth quarter when aucrros-
sive runs by Austin and Stroud
which began at the Saints 3ir
ydrd line ended with Stroud tak
ing thfe ball over for the third
touchdown iind a final county cf i
1« to 0. . ’
H. Johnson, Saints fullback
was outstanding and made seve
ral nice runs for his team while
Perry was also spectacular 1q his
performance for the RaTeigh
boys.
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LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
C. I. A. A. I
N. €. College tf|8 St. Aug. 0
Va. State 4b* A. & T. Collecre S
J. C. .Cmith 12
Lincoln U- 6
Va. Union 18
Morgan 31
Otkars
West Va. State*" 18
’ gfcown 7
Knoxville 2#
Shaw U. 0
Hampton 0
St. Panl 0
Bluefield 0
Howard 0
Morehousi 0
Seasjtdei s Drop '
From Ranks Of
rf
U n d e f e a t e d
Fisfcfe $
ARe NOW ON TME-iA/esr
COP>ST PLAYING AGAlNSr
TOP RAMK SOPT BAU
■teams, joe -plays FIRsr
0A5E SO WELL YOt/b
/Vffr'ep Tf/nw He /5 TftT
H£AVY yv'eiQHT CHr.MPlOh/
■rToa,
c) 1937 i::?:rr.'.Ti:;:AL K-.r.j irzta
K.eijitHfi^'^ State 2^ . Tusk^^e 0
-•—^ Schook
Orange County T^raing School I J
Hillside 0
Where TTiejr Plajr Thi« We«k
N. ^ College vs - Shaw U.
at Raleigh
A. & T. College v» ^ Hanipton
at Greensboro
J- C. Smith vs St. Aufc-.
at Charlotte
Va. State vs _ Union
at Peteratourg
Hif'ti Schools
Hillside High vs SmithfielJ"
at Durham
BROWP) OF LINCOLN STARS the day and the winning margin
AS LIONS DEFEAT PIRAT^iS
BY 6-0 SCORE
Pirate* First Defeat by Lincoln
In Years; Griffin, Stan For
Pirates
N, C. College Preps For
Homecoming Celebraliotiin
Shaw Prepares
For Battle With
i
pagles Oct. 30
By J. Francis Price
When the Shaw University
E>bars' and the North Carolina
State College Eagles from Dur^
ham meet Saturday on the Alum
ni Field in one of football’s keen
est rivalries indications aire that
they will be watched toy one .of
to
football game in these parts in
recent years. Fins from- all sec
tions of North Carolina have in
dicate*^ intentions of
season.
With “Big Train” Hutchim
and Alston in the g:ame the
Eagles offer two of North Caro
lina's finest ball carriers to op
pose Shaw’s triple-threat back-
field of Howard, Fleming, Cree-
cy, and Govan.'The Shaw linemen
will be headed Jby Captain ‘Ben*
1937 EAGLES SQUAD AND THE COACHES
By Cart E. Johnson
h'aMPTON Institute, V«., Oct.
23—Coach Rivero’s Elivj and
Orange clad Lincoln- “Liotis” mo
ved with preci:4on, driv»*, .'inJ
spirit through sixty minutes of
hard football last Saturday to de
feat Gideon Smith’s Pirates at
Hampton bjr a 6-0 score be for-'
2500 fans who filled the ■st-.idium
that sunny afternoon. The Lion.^
for Lincoln. The extra point wa-4
stopped by the Pirate line on ra
attetnpt to run the ball.
March 76 Yard* as Half Eiib
It wad in this same perio*i tha*
the Lions put on an offensive
drive that took them down the
gridiron 76 yards to the Pirate
4 yard Jine. On a fake kiekj^ J.
Jackson, triple threat Lion ha!f-
baok, dashed to Hampton’-* 49
yard Ij^e where he was stopped ’
by Moton and Minni.-i J. Brown
and Hobson added 29 yards ta
place the ball on Hamptons 20
yart line from which pmnt th-»
ball advanced to the Pirat? ■*
yard stripe by virture of a beau-
X.
now own their first victory over j tiful 16 yard pass from J. Brown
the Pjmte^iB many^'^^|Feal*^^ to W- "Brown as half enite* '
Saturday’s Lincoln team was
just about the better elevp'i
the score denotes.
The campus at North Carolina tions for general prefparation
College for Negroes is ago;? witll The line of march will begin -at' the game which it is believed will i CIAA honors,
'excitement as, November) 6, the the campus, go down Fayetteville [ determin,e the North Carolina'
date for the great homecoming to Umstead, Cros-'^ Umstnad toljfootball championship And' give
game, draws near. With three George, down George to Petti- some ideia as ta the North Caro-
victorie.s tb their credit; Fayette, grew, out Pettigrew and back I lina team which may earn a
The first quarter was a
duel between J. Jackson of Lin
coln and Taylor of Hampton with
Taylor getting the edge in yard-
p.ge. Lincoln was backed up t j
her own ten yard line by Tay
lor’s 59 yard punt. Jaclcson
forced to kick out~ of danger
placing the ball on the PirateV
46 yard line.
W. Brown Races 79 Yard*
It'was with breathlessn'that
every one watched the team*
grapple batk grreat rilshinv ipow-
er sevral times-tB the last half.
Led by its little 147 pounl left
half, ‘ Lil” Jim Griffin, New Jer
sey lad, whose father, Louia
Criffin was a former Pirate, 'he
^asiders fought hard to over
come the Lincoln margin which
grew larger a.^ the game drew
to a close. Griffin . threi*
beautiffil rur^ of elevin. 19, and
28 yards to place the,ball in ‘icof-
^ ing, position, ^where" it wa-?
With the spectators clamour- on downs.
lost
last
tent centers in the CIAA and
“Dud” Rucker who in his first
year of conference competition '
is making a determined bid for *
ville, St. Paul, and St. Augus
tin«; aft«r -having tLeid Bi(;
Blues of ,E‘luefield* early in the
season, ihe_ EagleSu are in readU
ne3 for a hard-fought game with
Virginia ttnion. Business Pivnw.
as well as individuals througlicut
the city of Durham, are coopera
ting in the matter of decoration
of floats and financial conthbu-
into Fayetteville; has already place in tht CIAA first division
been chosen. Participating in the
activities of the day will be the
Drum and +Bugle Gorps of the
American Legion Poi^t in Ral
eigh, (Graduates and former stu
dents of North Carolina College 1 victories and ono tie
The Durham team will enter
the affr^ with a string of three
consecutive victories over the
Shaw eleven and a season’ re-
are making plans for theif re
union on this ocCSf^pn. Under the i
The Bears with two leciiiv'
victories over conference taanis
general direction tff-Dean
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T,^ Taylor, committees are at
work decorating the campus and
making plans for the crowninj
of Miss North Carolina for the
academic year 1(937-38. Tickets
for the game, which ‘will begin at Lewis is anixous now to' enter the
» The game will be Shaw’a Home
Commg and will !be preceded by
a parade through Raleigh’s prin
cipal business centers. Slji^w stu
dents have prepared also cheer
ing ntunts and pantomines to ‘n-
teratin spect^ors ,at rest periods
and between halves.
Additional seat* hav» oeen
constructed on the Alumni f'.eld
to provide for the unusually big
crowd exipected.
SPORTS TALK
By K4f> Jesaamy
International Negro Press
NEW YORK—(INP)—We art
wondering whether John Henry
2:00 P.'M., wljl toe on sale in the
Bull City " T^^g iStore and the
Biltmore Drug Store, as well as
tional running: that made him
desiring to participate in the
parade are requested to contact
Dean Taylor,
heavyweight ranks—Last week
he absorbed a teriffic beating
from Isadore Gastanaga, the Cu
ban heavyweight . . . Lewis was
bounced twice in the first round
and dropped for the nine count
in the third
Pictured a.bove is the 1937 ,
varsity squad of the N. C.
lege Eagles who handed St. Aug-,
ustine College of Raleigh an 18
.to O defeat Fnday. ^Tlw E*gW-
have won three game* this year.
and tied one. The squad returnsi.
to Raleigh Saturday to meet the ^
Shaw Univei4sity Bear*. This is ^
always a game filled with plenty
of action when ever the two an
cient rival* meet. |
At the left is coaches Burg-
hardt and McClendon, Jr. who
have guided the EagTes to vir^ot-y
in all games except one^ and that
being a scoreless tie with the
Big BIu«s from Beckley, W. Va j
The Eagles ineet Union at Col
lege Park in Durham Saturday
November 6.
ing for a touchdown or field goal ;
to interrupt this kicking . : J"
of futility, both teams stood Hke ' rally, j Hampton thrSw
Gibraltar to keep their goal lines tO-^all .^mers of th3 ^cld
impenetrable iiT a game enili-vtn-f^'^’niida-.le Lion., , ..etR-
ed here and there by remarkable , ‘^e attack. A beautr'al 25
punts and long runs. The rharg-P’*^'^ Baylor to Had
ing Lincoln line forced Taylor ^ion^ stop-
to kick on tha third down aftar.P®*^ others.
McGhee w^as stopped twice for t E- Jackson, Gilmore, liailcy
little"gain. 'Faking the ball on his' and Honey played very creditable
own 21 yard line J. Brown, ’orii- football in the line of tha H ue
lant Lion ’ quarterback, .*o..k and Orange gridsters, and Grans-
loose off tackle, then cut back to ^rry, ISlSton, *Watson,
pick up his interference and rao- *nd Minnis were standouts in the
ed 79 yards for the lone tally of Pirate forward wall. ^
Va. State Trojans’ attack again J/opened the Trojans started a-
■ Reds” Briscoe of Washington | nother sustained touchdown drive
D. C., Stanley Land of Browns- from their own 35, having obtain
ville. Pa., Smiling Joe Hall of
Philadelphia, Pa„ and Jnmpira
Echols of Englewood, N. J:, came
in for a large share of *-he, Tro
jan glory as they Jcjpp.^j[ the Agr.
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Trojans Upset.
A. & j. College
Bulldogs 40-6
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Te M P T at l Oi N’
(Eiinging fll their blockiag, | pour pf rain which lasted
passing, and running talents in- througljoat Friday night. fle^t-
to display, the Virginia Stiiie footed Tlojan backs, paced by
^'College Trojans, defending CIA i Eugene “Ace” Bailey of Ck'^e-
^ A champions, sutomerged A. & T.' land, Ohio, found no diff'culty'
College fighting Aggies under |-in skiriting—the -Aggies fktnka
►S a 40 to 6 defeat, on Roger'!,':: and plunging through wide open
gies line to ;4ireds and raced a-
s-ound the ends from a varied as
sortment of spinners, reverses,
laterals and straight line power
play’s.
It was in the middle of the
first quarter that V*. State Tro
jans scored the first touchdown.
“Red’ Briscoe intercepted a' gt^te pi^nt 30 yards to the Tro-
pass from the hands of Myei-s, {jan-i 36 yard line,
Aggie quarter, on States 25 yard 1
marker and, ran beautifully down penetrate the \«.
the west side line 70 yardj to»State forward wall the Aggies
place the ball on A. & T ’■« 10 j
b-;fore being forced out of buund passes in succession to
Briscoi picked up two on .a play i ^JTich. The first forward gained
off right tackle and on the next ® yards which IBradley, Aggia
ed possession of the ball on an
exchange of punts.
With Land, Bri foe, an^J B‘?tley
lugging the toall, Va. State t>ok
exactly 10 plays to cross the .4.
& T. goal line for the scores Joe
Hall, sent in to kick' and. stand
ing back...as if to do it from
placement, -raced instead ^ound
right end for the extra point.
iBefore the second quatter Waa
mnay minutes older the A. and
T. .Aggies scored' their
touchdown. Lynch returned a
Athletic Field, here, last
I ^
SaiJr-
^ In spite of fan extremely soggy j
I caused toy a stUdy lown, Although “Ace” ;0ailey led ^e
gaps; in the North Carolinians’
forward wall for long thrit’in;?
runs and substantial gains.
shift Stanley Land plunged thru
the center the remaining S yards
to score. Briscoe’s kick from
placement hit the score bar but
fell the wrong way for no goal.
" A; and T. received tfie kick
kick off and played on about
tTie
even terms with the Trojans
through the remainder of^ "the
first^Periol’ Lynch, May, The Hillside Hornet^ s'^fere.l
their first defeat Friday By be*
full back hit Va. State’s g\iar»l
to earn a fir t down . on jSta* ea
23, Lynch scored on a pass fmne
Myers.
The final score was VirginLi
State Trojans 40 A. amd T. Col
lege 6.
Hillside Lose To Cha«>et HIT
Ita-adley showing creditable- ball-
carrying ability at several stage >.
But as the seco'nS”^ period
ing beaten by the Orangj Coun
ty training School 13 to 0.
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