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PAGE FOUR THE CIIROUHA TIMES SATURDAY, IfOV. 11th, 1950 mmm sportsdustNCC Downs J. C. Smith Bulls 19 To 0 WITH McLENDON ClAA FOOTBALL Witli all tt'Hic in tlv‘ ('I A A having tlin-,- s or lf?vs tn play b'fon- the iiiaiith of i hiiuipioiu." is ilriipcif on tli‘ shu\il(lors of :lu‘ “rmnrrdt of tlii’in nil." it is tiinr to n-iillx jrct down to sp-I'ulatinI*'t u.s "if.” "jmkI. hmiI "bnt a littlf to just mIio is poiiiv; to liit the viri' Hlii-ad of thi> pack in tlu- vt> ir*R fciotliall race. “SPECULATIN’ ” At tl'-. tini*’. anti nntil tln> titanir strutr>rU- llimijrh Xovciii- her 11 f.-iutH- -mv t.-ani or another to j int r-:c vii-torious, the grid- irfvn field ih pac*d M Ndrtli i'arolinH ■ olle^e, A and T Collesie and Morpan State s’olletrt* in tliHt order with \\ est \ irpinia and ISt. At^ruNtiiii s ■- olleiri' waiting i»n a niiseiie to photo-finish ahead or elrr.;' in tlu re. All ti'anih un-iiatned have no ehanee at all t(> irraee the throni' this yciir “IF” : iir^lina rollctri'. winiiin!.' four, Iihs Smith, \V(‘st and A. and '1'. to ptay. she must lose nojje to 1h W. Virginia State Blasts Trojans In Homecoming If North \ ir^rinia Stati- '' I'hanips. A anl T. Stntc auii * (’■.>lle;r.‘ has «t»n tlin-e. tied one and has Virginia . ('oll.'ue to defeat to wear the erown. Mon-'an Stnt.' ;'nlleire hn.s thn e, tied twu and hius to d( feat Hampton and X’ii’jjiniii State and pray for JV'. CollefTe to loNi- to frrah the sceptre. “AND” ANl:, sliouhl N. Collep- los“ one find tie one, iuid A. inid T tie on. more or los«‘ one iind Morpin State Collej'e lose one or tit anotJi-T and St. Augustine's lose no more, the Faleons may fly riu-ht into a eliani|iit>n.ship. And, if West Vir>rinia State shotdd lose no more and X, (’ollt‘fr«>. A. and T., ami .Mor*j:an eaeh taste defi-at as St, Auv'ustine's down or tit*s the Yello^v Jaekets "Tirny reboinid frotn their Uluefield Kkss just hit'll enoujrh to feel the laurels t>n their andiitious brow. “BUT” HI T North ('arolina College has the inside track because thets.' hard-fijrhtinr Eii^rlt'.s nui.st defeat Smith and win one or tie one from one or the other of West Virginia State or A. und T. (W- le^e. But A. Hud T. ean also win bands down by defeatinjr Vir(;inia Stat*- anti N ('. (’oll(‘jr(> rejrardle.ss of what any other team does. Crucial contest in the race of champions are as follows: S.V.C. \s Smith at Charlotte -A. & T. vs. Va. State in (Ircensboro W Va. State in Durham — W. Va. vs Va. State in lust. N vs A. T. in Durham — Morjran vs. Va State in Petersbg. They are eoming tlown the streteh and whw'ver it is will be in by only a nose at best ———■— Melx'ndon. SPORTSDUST SCORECAST (For Nov. 11, 1950) A. & T. vs. Va. State Onward Aggies! Va. Union vs. St. Paid Tears for St. Paul Morgan vs. Hampton Pirates fail to steal one X.('. Collepe vs. W. Va. State Armistice Day Classic Delaware State vs. Howard Yours to choose Win.ston-Salem vs. Shaw Nothing in sight for Bears lirowsiiig ^ Brower By FRANK BROWER O-yinitin/ t jcprtsstd in this column are those of the writer and are not nec'-nsarily opinionn of the VAHOLINA TIMES. Songstress Ruth Brown To Champ Ezzard Charles “I’ve got the looks, you’ve got the job We might as well combine. It’s later than you think ole man. So say that you’ll be mine.” RAMBLING WRECKS THE GEORGIA TECHS . . . They were raa-ther quiet this year after submitting to the Duke Blue Devils 30-21 past week-entl. Last year the Yellow Jackets liad chairs flying out the Washington Duke Hotel windows a.s we jiassed. Well, I guess the Jacket is a year older and ain’t what she used to be ... . Capitol Classic fans saw Tennessee triujnphs over the A. and T. Aggies 3 4-13, and fewer from Dur- liam w'ere arrested than in last year’s caravan . . . The North Carolina Eagles are still flying high adding a 19-0 over Johnson C’. Smith High School to their trophy shelf . . . Our old friend and singer Ijee Kichardson and Big John Greer with, Lucky Millinder on cross county tour un til spring, and will'be here next week . . . ‘‘Is mind reading and astrology a math- ematieal conception of the fourth dimen sion?” one of our Mr. Anthony fans writes. Well, the answer is ves and no. GREAT BALLS OF FIRE, EZZARD’S IN LOVE — Yes, Heavy t ’hamp Ezz C'harles w ho appeared at .the A. and T. Home- timing and the 25th Birthdav celebration of Bennett, has woman FOOTBALL HILLSIDE HIGH TOP RANKING TEAM OF THE EAST —VS.— WRUAM PENN HIGH OF HIGH POINT ONE OF THE BEST TEAMS OF THE WEST THURSDAY, NOV. 16 KICK-OFF 8:00 P. M. DURHAM ATHLETIC PARK . . . FEATURING ... Hillside 100 Piece Band With Lights GENERAL ADMISSION $1.00 ELEMENTARY STUDENTS 50c BOY SCOUTS WITH CARDS 25c JOHN AVERY CLUB BOYS WITH CARDS . . .25c Last Home Came Of The Seoson INSTITCTE, W. V.\. The Vellowjflx'kets of W. Va. State College bounced back into the win cohnnn after three weeks ot losses and ties before some 35(KJ wt‘t, but cheering homeeoining fans on Laitlh'y field. The invatling Trojans of Vir ginia Statt* *ollege kjcked-off tt> the Yellowjackets and Babe Calhoun returneil the ball to the 22-yard line. The action was off from there on. Olliver Ellis picketl up 8 yards anti they got six mt>re tt> move the yartlstick ft>r a first down. The Yellow jackets bt>ggeil tlown anti hatl tt> kick, Va. State took t)ver and on the s(H.-ontl play it was a I)as^ from Leo Miles to Keene from the Va. State 37 yanl line tlt)wn to the W. \'a. 2r> yard line. Wit! two tlt»wns failing to give them yardage the Trojans' little^^uar tt‘rback. Miles fatlt'tl anti hit ICeene again for his second corn peltion in as many thiwvs for a tt)uchdown. The conversion \>;is wide. \’’a. State f! W. Va, 0, Tlie "^'ellowjiickets retieivetl tJie kick-t)ff mice more anti Cal houn again returned the ball to the 21 yard line. With Taylor completing t>ne pass they then were smothi>reil on the 12. (iraves kickt'tl to the r>() and Va. returntxl to the 40 yanl line. Va. State began a tlrive that moved them to the W. Va. 21- yard line on the driving runs of Rudtly MetJoines. Steve Eller- be, and Charles Baptiste. The tlrive stalled and Willis attemp- etl a field goal that was wide. W. Va. took over but tni the 3rd tlown Jack Taylor attemt- hig to pa.ss was smothered anti also fumbletl the ball, Va. State recoveretl t>n W. \'a.’s 21-yartl line. In six plays Va. State was lown to the 4 yartl line but fail- (h1 to go ovt*r. Tlie Yellowjacket.s took over and kicketl to the 4,-' yartl line. Mc(Joines set np the touchdown when he took a pitch out from Miles and racetl tt) the W, Va. 48 yar dline. It W!u^ Big FJaptLste through center for the .st'cond "\'a. State Touclitlown. Willis’ convt'rsion was bloekeil. Va. State 12 — W. a. 0. After the kick-off W. Va took the hall ami on the second play fund)l(>d with Va. State recov(>r ing on the W. Va. -W-yartl line. After a series of down the Va. State Trojans kicketl ami on stH>ner than Taylt>r had run two plays than Ellis fumbled anti the Trojans recoveretl on the !iO yard line. Failing to gain the Va. State invaders kicked. Wa. Va. came out of the box offen sively then and on the secontl play AVillie Archie, substitute qimrterback, hit Alfred Graves on a long beautiful pass that movt'tl him into the 30 where he ran to the 10 yard line only to slide tlow n in ducking and op oponent. On the second play Ellis went around end for the Yellowjackets first score. Mel chor’s conv'ersion was wide. Va State 12 — W. Va. 6. After the kick-off with a few running lays the half-ended. SECOND HALF W, Va. elect?tl to receive and Marshall tok the kiek-oiT ftir W. Va. anti returned it from the goal line to the 31 yard line. On the fii-st play Jack Tayloi ran the ball for a first down to the 43 yanl Ijne. With Ellis Fidlback Robert Hawkins, anti Clytle Marshall carrying the the ball it seemetl as if the Yel lowjackefs were on the march. After an exchange of the ball Ellis on the first down from the 18 yard line runs to the 41 be fore being caught. With Graves ami Marshall helping Ellis on hand-offs fn)m Taylor the ball movetl tlown field in the sea of mutl to the 3 yanl line where Graven drove over for the Yel 'lowjacket s second .score and tying touchdown. Melchor’s conversion was gtwtl putting the Yellowjackets ahead in the ball game, a lead they never relin- (juished, W. Va. 13 — Va. State 12. The Yelltnvjackets scored the thirtl touchdown when Paul Roberts, defensive tackle, inter cepted a Miles pass and ran the ball to the invaders 20-yard line. It was Ellis and Graves alter nating again arid finally after four plays the Yellowjackets tasted paydirt again when Graves plunged over from the five yard line. Melchor’s conver sion was gotl. W. Va, 20 — Va. State 12. W. Va. once again kicked-oft to Vi\. State and after a series of downs the ball was in possess ion of W. a. on the Va. State 3 yard line as the result of a fum ble which was recovered by Dick Wells, big defensive end of the Yellowjackets. In four plaj's the Yellowjackets were in the end-zone again. This time it was Graves again hitting off tackle for his third touchdown of the day and once again proving himself a capable back. Mel chor’s conversion was god and the Yellowjackets of Coach Mark H. Cardwell led 27-12. With the kik-off the Va. State Trojans attempted a series of pas.ses only to finally find that their efforts were futile when the officials notified the wildly cheering homecoming crowd that their Yellowjackets were were the victors. Final score W. Va. 27 — Va. State 12. Tommy “Monster” Wilson, rugged defensive lineman for the Hillside High Hornets who have seen his share of duty for the 1950 eleven in games to date. A six feet one inch, 195 pound brushing tackle, Wilson will be expected to see plenty action against a strong eleven of High Point on Thursday night of this week, November 9. Tennessee State Upsets A. and T. Aggies 28-13 trouble or had, although he declared to me in the press box that he has no heart interest ... He didn’t just happen to be in Greens boro, an attractive Bennett physical ed instructor, Miss Vivian Bridwell extended him an invitation. They met thru family friends in Cincinnati last summer when she M^as enroute to the University of Wisconsin for grad study . . . But, that ain’t all; he suddenly disappeared and we found him again, with the aid of his private secretary Dick Christmas, his chum since the seventh grade, with songstress Ruth Brown at a Greensboro Ballroom. Thru info from conversation with her, she is his heart failure . . . Aiul, just as fate would have it, the nite after, both were in Asheville, where Charles visited friends before returning to train ing in Cincinnati for his November 28 bout with Nick Berrone it is reported. THE CHAMP DINES WITH THE HOSPITABLE NAT WEBSTERS — E^z stated that the Nat Webesters Avere among the most hospitable hostifying residents of Greensboro. He and and Richard at^ a man size meal there, and tucked some of Hat- (Please turn to Page Eight) FOOTBALL Battle Of Grid Giants North Carolina College EAGLES .. . VERSUS West Virginia State YELLOWJACKETS SATURDAY 11 Durham Athletic NOVEMBER ■■Park Kick-Off2p.m. GENERAL ADMISSION (Tax Incl.) . . .$2.00 WASHINGTON — Tennesr see State College upset a fav ored Nortli Carolina A. and T. College, 28-13, in the ninth an nual Capital Classic before 18,- 000 fans, with 16,3')1, paid at- attendajice, at Griffith Stadiiim Friday night. Tennessee, thrilling the spec- totors with a sensational passing attack, roared back from a 13- poiut tleficit in the waning min utes (jf the second period ta take a 14-13 half time lead and never fell behind. Striking for two touchdowns in less than three minutes of the second period, Tennessee feat ured the running of big Eddie Claiborne, Carl (’arter and Bil ly Gray. The wild second quarter dur ing which 27 points were regis tered saw the Tigers’ passing eoinbination of Clarence Bush winning sjiark. Behind 13-0, and Hal Turner provided the Bush passed for two touch downs, both goin to Turner. De pendable Alegne Rowe provided the two extra points with his magic toe. The Carolina Aggies scoretl their only touchdowns earlier in the secontl period. Jim Fisher culminated an 80-yard drive with a snuish off his own right tackle for the initial six-pointer. Bill Blakeley missed the conver sion. Taking a Tennessee fumble on the Tigers’ 44, the Aggies moved the remaining distanct to another touchdown, with Rob ert Paul Smith era.shing over from the one-yard stripe. Smith 3Iel Meadows and tricky Wil li,am “Red” Jackson, who con tributed a sensational 17-yartl end run, put the ball in position ft>r the tally, lilakley added the extra point. Tennes.si>e completely domin ated the second half , keeping the Aggies on defense most of the final 30 minutes. They mov ed 54 yards for the third touch down, with Gray going over from the two-yartl line for the score. Then midway the final quar ter, the Tigers ripped big holes in the tiring Aggies’ line and marched 61 yards for the final touchdown, with Carl Carter bid ling acrt)ss. Rowe converted after each TD. The coltu’ful half-time activi ties providede god wholesome entertainment for the fans, with the A. and T. College band steal ing th? show. The Booker T. Washington High School band of Norfolk, Va., also provided, music and Tiny Bradshaw crowned the queens of the chis- sic. Morgan Bears Rally To Overcome Green Wave 14 To 13 B^VLTIMORE, MD. — The Bears of Morgan State spotted tlie Green Wave of Wilberforce two touchdowns before marshal ling their forces for a last-half rally that alternately thrilled and chilled the 10,000 spectators who turned out for the Charity Classic at Babe Ruth Memorial Stadium as the local gridsters drove sixty-five yards for a touclitlown in the third quarter and 39 j'ards for another in the final period to pull the game out of the fire by a i4-12 count. The visitors from Ohio brought along a fleetfooted scat- back, one Sidney Parker, a na tive of the nation’s capital, who time and again electrified the ert)wd by his sensational aerials to glue-fingered Ijorenzo Clark BOOKER T. THEATRE DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Movies Are Your Best Entertainment! Sunday-Monday—November 12-13 William Holden * Barry Fitzger;ald in UNION STATION Tuesday, November 14 Joel McCrea * Alexis Smith in SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS Wednesday-Thursday—November 15-16 John Payne * Sterling Hayden in EL PASO And Chapter No. 3. “SEA HOUND” Friday-Saturday—November 17-18 . . . Double Feature . . . Rod Cameron in BEYOND THE PECOS ... And ... A1 “l^a»h” LaRue in GHOST TOWN RENEGADES Also Chapter No. 13, “SUPERMAN Eagles Annex Sixth Straight Victory ('HARIjOTTE — The North Carolina College Eagles rolletl to their sixth straight confer ence victory here last Saturday night at the expense of the John sou C. Smith University Bulls whom they defeated by a 19-0 count. As usual, the Eagles' all-con- ference and all-American can didate, Hutler (Bluejuice Ta.r- Itir, triple threat halfback, sparked the SV(' eleven’s at tack, scoring ont* touchdown passing ft>r a s«‘eontl and spark ing the tlrive for the thinl The Ninvi)ort, News Va. sen ior was given a valuable jissist frt>m his riinning mate, fullback Welmon Britt, IJowling Green, Ky. senior. Asitle from “work horse” of the N. C. C. offensive baekficltl spent a considerable portion of the evening jarring would-be-tacklers with his tle- vestating blocking anti in gener al shaking Taylor loose on sev eral occasions. The victory for the Eagles, only untlefcatetl eleven in the CJAA, movel them one step nearer their first conference 'hampionship in the history of the 38 year-old as.sociation. The Eagles must get by their nevt two opponents. W^est Virginia State and A and T., however, to clinch the title. The Bulls never had the pro verbial ‘-‘Chinaman’s chance” as the Eiigles as.st'rted the su periority from the start. The And whenever the Bears set their defenses to choke off the bombardment from the air, Parker turned in a brand of carrying that was something ot a sensational variety. In rallying to gain a well- merited victory, the Bears’ fif teenth in their last seventeen games — two ties — Coach Ed die Hurt’s proteges, playing in (Please turn to Page Eight ' Coming Soon Regal Theater deepest penetration the Bulls could muster eame in the second quarter when they capitalized on Britt’s fumble on the NCC 40 and marked to the 32. Once there, though, the NCC lin»rose and silenced this, the only threat the Smith eleven provid ed. The Eagles scored their first TD early in the second quarter when they moved ’3 yai^s in four plays. After end Bill Hoi lingsworth, Goldsboro, N. junior, hatl put the N(’C gritl- ders in scoring position with his interception of Tom McCiil lough’s pass on tlie Smith 2‘2. Welmon Britt, in two rushing plays carrietl to the enemy nine. Taylor crusluHl to the two, frt)ni which j)oint Britt slaslied a- cross. McClellan Matthews, soph halfback from Hampton, Va, adtled the extra point. The Eagles marched 67 yards for their st'cond tally in the op ening moments of the thinl quarter. With halfback Arthur McGuire, Raleigh, N. C. junior, chipping in with a couple of neat runs, the Eagles pushed to the Smith 28 yanl-line in four tries. Taylor, on the next play from scrimmage, cracked' the right side of the Smith line, broke into the open and gallop ed, behind beatitiful blocking, acrt)ss the double stripe. Mat thews’ kick for extra point was blocked. Otto Fuller, wil-O-the-wisp seat back from St. Petersburg, Fla., set up the final NCC touch don with a 23 yard run back of a pass he “pirated” from Smith’s McCullough. Britt and Taylor combinetl tlieir running efforts to carry from the Smith 20, where Fuller was tackled, to the seven. Taylor conneetett with AVarlick in the enemy end zone for the third and final NCC score just seconds after the fourth periol had begun. Matthews again missed the try for extra point. FOOTBALL Last Home Came Of The Season A. & T. ACCIES vs. VA. STATE COLLEGE ★ GREENSBORO STADIUM (Armistice Day) SAT., NOV. 11 2 P. M. General Admission $1.50 REGAL THEATER Sunday, November 12 Bob Steele in TRUSTED OUTLAW Serial: CAPTAIN AMERICA, No. 3 Added; Cartoon — Novelty Monday-Tuesday — November 13-14 Randolph Scott in COLT '45 Serial; BATMAN AND ROBiN, No. 6 Added; Cartoon Wednesday-Thursday — November 15-16 ... Double Feature ... Dean Jagger in X' MAN Also MIGHTY JOE YOUNG Added; Short Friday-Saturday—November 17-18 _ Eddie Dew in RAIDERS OF SUNSET PASS Also... David Bruce in YOUNG DANIEL BOONE Final Chapter James Brothers Of Missouri Added; Cartoon — Ifowlty
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