Tftt CAROLINA TIMES
JIAM .AAftAftflA A •
HCC'% “MR. MSIDE" —>^alt«r
Brewnina, North Carolina Col-
laco'i starHng fullback, hat oam-
•d Hm titio at th« Eaglot' "Mr.
IntMo" bacauto of hit lino
plunfM for thort yardago whan
Hm NCC olovan noadt thal all
important flrtt down. Browning,
a IS^^ound tanior from Ralalgh,
ii entering hit third taaton at
the Eaglet' No. 1 fullback. Waok
after week, hit heroic^ go un-
noMead, but the contittant and
dependable Browning it one of
the key figuret in NCC't attack,
playing fuUtM^ck on offente aijkd'
‘ the top tpo^ of outtido Unebac(c-
er on defen#e.
Tennessee Nips A&T, 13-12, As
Aggie 2-Point Conversion Fails
GREENSBOBO — The A4T Col
lege AggiM wtre S«tirday night;
turned back by the Tennessee A&I
State University Tigers of Nash
ville 13-12, in an intersectional
football game played here at Me
morial Stadium.
A devastating ground attack
generated by the Nasl\ville outfit
pitted against an equally effective
passing game by the Aggies pleas
ed the crowd, but {Ka r^ differ
ence came late in the fourth per
iod.
iod. An all out attempt to win
the ball game collapsed as a pass
for the all important two extra
points fell harmleaaly. With it
went Tenaoaaee victory, the fifth
/in the series of the two teams. One
of the games ended in a M dead
lock.
Joe Taylor, returning to the Ag
gie lineup after a one year lay
off turned in all of his team’s scor
ing. He raced ac^ss both times
with passes of 39 by Jim
Mitchell and 15 by a surprising
, freshman, Willie Ferguaon.
• The Aggies outpaaaad (Ik win-
, ners 112 yards to 10, completing
8 oui of 17.
The withering running attack of
the Tennesseans not oaly set up
both of their TD’s, but kept the
Greensboro club in the hole for a
'.good part Of the evening. But for
excellent line play by the Aggies
in the shadows of their goal, the
victory margin may have been lar
-ger.
Three outstanding backs did the
running for tbe Timers. They were
Henry Arnold, Arthur Holman and
Lytle Alien.
The Tigers scored midway, the
first period as Lytle AHen blasted
off right tackle from Uie 11 yard
line. The score came on the end
of'77 yard ground attack featuring
off tackle slants by Henry Arnold
and Allen. Gloria Gardner’s kick
ior t^e extra point was ^ide.
Before the fans had comfortablj'
seated themselves the Aggies had
tied the ball game. Joe Taylor
in a toss from Jim Mitchell, on
the Tennessee 28 and scamper^^
the remaining distance untouched.
Tlie TD came on the tail end of a
54 yard drive.
The Aggies stopped two Tennes
see drives during the remaiqder
of the second period, one on the
Aggie 23 and a second on th^ 11,
and then Mitchell put on a dml-
ing aerial show. He completed six
out of eight in a drive from his
ow)|^' 38 which tbe clock sU|l^il
onMhe Tennessee 9 yard s(,ripe.
During the third peood the Ag'
gies stopped two drives by the
Tennessee club, one at the A&T
33 and Keaton intercepted a GanJ-
ner pass on his own 40 yard lii^.
The Nashville club scored earjy
in the fourth quar'/jr as Eugene
Stewart, substitute quarterback
passed to S aaley Randall, half
back from the one yard line.
A hard* c'larp.ing line rushed
Keaton on his kick from his own
16 yard. He do lged one tackier
but a short kick gav' Tennessee
possession on the Aggie 27 yard
line. A couplc of line thrusts by
nftlr*3»
W9MQP
•y UMtfir A. miijli
Cofch Bussell
High School Hornet gtididna
to co(ae from behind «aidwi^ ip
the firit period to ilv-
den tfoiw froi|i WiM«n W
to 9 here iFridsy aigbt i»
Duoluun (ktuntar Mearari«) S^diUln.
The win gave the Hocnell
Ui^ atraight vioti^y of the ^a-
SQO, and booiUed oveiwli
point record to 148 to oppon^n^’
Early in the iirst at*nu, the Tso-
Jans drew blood (irst wh^n Bobby
Roundtree, Trojan leJt tacUe,
broke through th« line block an
intended m^de Jiuwt on the Uor-
nets’ own Sfi yaiA Une.
Tbe bail Sjowed hi0h in the
feU «nd-overi«Qd an^ roEed dov^
field into the ead xone to the give
(be visiting Trojans an automatic
safety apd a i-0 advant^e.
Blunt’s charge* quickly recQV.
ered from the early spring litua-
(ion of the Trojans, and With ha^-
liaokt Charles Wifi and Wat^ijia
booms churning out yaMage were
soon knocking m.the iVojans goyl.
With 4;0e remaining in the fii^t
period, reserve halfback Jas. Black
received the handoff from field
general Levi Dawson and raced 16
yards to score the first TD of
evening.
. fhe conversion was foiled.
Hijllside soosed its second tally of
the game ip the second j(Wi9d
wh^n halfback Charles Wall crack'
ed off right tackle from inches
out on a fourth down situatlol^
to score.
James Black added a two-p«ti|^t
ilMHU SEAit ->• Shaw, itarii Tkrk, a WH^ovnd iunier froni
guard a4«l «kKa|rtain is Otli I *4 « '
Kintton.
De^rate Iad(|eat Shaw Five Yard Line Saves
22-18 Bear Victory Over Virginia Union Pantiters
Following intermission, the ball
exchanged hands several times,
and finally with 3;16 remaining
in (he period, Dooms »neak«d over
from the i to score Hillside's 3rd
t(tlly.
Again, the 1(ro]an« loiied th&
conversion.
The final Hornet score was re
corded late in tbe third frame
when Dawson sneaked. over from
iwhvs out to score. Doanv lnih9d
around the right side for the con-
wenloo, aiUI the lad by
28 tp 2.
Hillside picked up 280 1-2 yards
rushi.ng, while holding the visitors
to 64, and gained 11 first ^wna
to Dard«n’s S.
The victory mark^ the sixth
straight time that HiUflid^ hfui won'
over the Trojans.
Megee Upseti
14-12
CHAiO^OTTE-^AB iBSpit^ band
of Golden 'figtrs lnM»'
Institute of Alabamil Q>6ile9 Johi^
soA C. Smiths Home fdotbaH
er wift a 14-^2 upset h£r«. SaUirdAy
night.
The. visitfiirs w^w outpila|re4 ii|^
ev^y department except the filial
scaring «s The Ctdi|i^ r«9
ari4 pa^ed (or a totai of U yuv3s
apd 10 first doiM^s.' l|^Qtwji)iVB,
Tu^efiee \^s totaling IM yards
\vith iis laiiid jind air .WlUJVilU. '
J.CSU pi^ed up! ab early 12-
ppil^ niAC^ on the, passing of £
^ua^terback Jas. Walker, the pysf'^
Catching of end Pettis. Normati ah(i'
halfback J^mes Lawrence, and th#
brilliant running of fuUback jSel
don Chiles and
Keley., Lawrence and ,John Butlw'.
Walker threw to thg* clever Nor
man wh^ made a gfeat grab at
the TuskegM 40 and outdistanced
MCHMOND, Va — The filing
Shaw University Bears overcame
a first quarter 6-0 deficit and went
«n to stun All-Amerioan Hazekiah
fiEsxton and Virginia Unioo 22-18,'
lyiday, September 23.
The liar’s .brilliant passiBfi com
bination of and Glen Knight and
quarterback Prank Baker were re
sponsible for all of the scoring,
hut sophomore halfback .Tames
Carter saved the »ame by brineia^
^own sneedy Milton Marshall,
Who had shaken off numerous
Joosp .
Carter recert som» 30 yarrts and
hrnii"ht Marshall down insHe of
the five vard line at the official’s
game «*ndin» sienal.
In the fhrst niiart^er Khyw fli-
mnypd n 51 vsrrt drlv» with Baker
bHtin^ Gl»n Knicht with » IS v»td
to. ti» the sror« fl-fl. Baker
"found Knj^ht ajfain in thp sccond
.quarter on a ^similar play, bitt
'.made' good on the conversion to
Kiiight to give the spirited Bears a
14>6 half time lead.
The Bears, as a result of Union
*furti1}les,' spent ■ most "trf th^ ftrst
jj^ilf grind in Panther territory,
and contained halfback Braxton te
'doing so.
? The Bears, with Baker to Knight,
fcored again in the third. This
time Baker passed to Knight from
eight yeards out and Kniglit
fought his way across the goal line,
and promptly ■ added the conver
sion with another catch from Ba
ker.
Union came back strong and
nude it 12-22 on a pass that cover
ed 87 yards with Davis scoring. In
the last period Union quarterback
William Babosa passed 37 yards ti
Braxton before Shaw’s defensi
arose to halt further scoring.
The Bears face conference cham
pions A and T here October 1.
Surprising Morgan Power Downs
Tojited Hampton Eleven, 28-7
99 Yard
Run Triggers
St. Aug. Win
SALTIMOBS, Md.—Playing their
first first gane uoder head coach
Earl Banks, the Morgan gridsters
reminded fans of the powerful
grizzlies of' yesteryear by the im-
l^resRive manner in which they sub
bed a promising Hampton team,
28-7.
The Bears, sparked by theif
great lUUe quarterback, Jack Den
nis, smashed over two quick scores
in the first quarter; saw the Pirates
retaliate with a touchdown in the
Eocond period, then reapplied the
pressure to tally single touch
downs in th(^ third and fourth Mes
siers to cliiuh the victory in the
SMSon’s 0£qner. for both sUads.
The versaUle Dennis began his
h&rassment \>t the Hamptons by
scampcring 18. yds. to run the ball
out tP the hWH| team’s 47 yd. lime.
A pass froM'Dennis to halfback
Vernon Johnson spanned 43 yds.
to the Pirate jp. A quarterback
sneak nett^tl 2*yds„ then an aerial
'from DenO|i^ to wingman Bob
Utley was gppd for seven yards,
and the game’s initial touchdown.
Dennis bottt^d the extra point. The
Beart weri in front, 7-0.
The se/and. six-pointer was set
up. thro^ngh ,the interception of a
Hampton pa^s by the alert Dennis
on the Hoi^ati'5. A-73 yd. drive
(or the second score was highlight
ed by another aerial strike thco\^n
by Dennis ^6 'Johnson and good for
47 decisive yards. Johnson was on
the receiving end of a 6-yd. toss
the defenders for th« six ]Miato.|
Lfter in the periMJi,. b«Ued
over from the five to end f 37
y«rd march to put the Bulls ahead
12-0, at haWtime. >
Tuskegee roared back to tal^e
the lead and achieve the upse|
vdJth a bi(illiant se^d peHod
•thow of (tasning and running.
(^rVeshfcl; Willie Williams and
IS^iie PearlMn, a 6’ 6” end, com-
biiMd Ml a| 80 yard pass play to
put Timers in the scoring col
umns early in the third quarter.
Aafi WiUhmis an| end Ad(^s
L^nih t«^^ on a 18 jard paet’
play for the cUnctffii
third fliuart^.
RALEIIGH —Leo Wynn sparked
St. Augustine’s Falcons to a 22-0
opening game victory over Morris
'College, of Sumter, S. C., here
Saturday.
Wynn opened the Falcon scor
ing in the second quarter with
yard touchdown jaunt and toss
ed a 05 yard scoring pass to Fred
die Smart in the last quarter.'
St. Augustine’s other touchodwn
came moments after Wynn’s long
covering 38 yards, from Robert
touehdoivi^ run, ea a pass play
Headeo to Morris Smith.
Wynn broke the game open with
his long paydirt romp in the sec
ond quarter after the South Caro
lina, ^idders had effectively sty-
mie4 tbe Falcons all duriqg thf
first 4ua(^r and backed them
deep in their own territory.
4(ter Wynn’a exeuri^fn, St-
ustine’s dgmipa.ted the remainder
of the contest. The Falcons Nne
hfld Morris to oafty two iisut
Tacklel Jbmes Harrison, Harry •.*.*.
Cherry a^dfmest » A* ^ yermit^ the
hack Seldorchiles were towers I Cwohn^ns t - —>
of st^th hi the Bull defense. scoring threa,t.
Annerka’a fint automohile nee
was heU ia Ckieago on Thanks-
Kivii^ Day 18S5. It was vmif b|f J.
Frsfllt Dwryea drivinf i Duyei^
Motor Wagon at an averafe spaed
U MM mlUt far hour.
Rapdal) and a Stewart pass to Joh«
ICaiifey gav^ the NashviUa a
fil# 40W1 ^n the Aggie 8. Xha
wii|P^ acoffd two plays lateif.
AAT Moiijd its final tally Uta
is tbt loutth period.
to up the score to 13-0. Dennis’j
toe accounted for the 14th point.
A fumUe by M6rgan’S yearling*
back, Charles Young, proved to be
a golden opportunity for Uie Pi
rates mi^t^ t%e second ^tmr-
ter. Hampton gained possession on
the locals’ 12 yd. line. A pa.ss frotp
Alvin Walker to Vernon Anth''-
picked up 9 yds. And fullback
Norm Anderson rammed his Way
across from the 2 for the touch
down Walker booted the extra
point.
Anderson’s kick to the home
team’s 10 yd. ribbon was returned
to the Bruins’ 21 by scatback Ver
non Jphnsgn. Fullback Harold
Brown gained 6 yds., Johnson add
ed 7 mare. Then Dennis, on the
receiving end of a. lateral from
Johnson to whom he had initially
handed off, threaded his way thru
the opposing secondary for a beau
tiful run of 66 yds. and the insur
ance touchdown. Jack’s kick from
placement tabbed point 21 for
Mor^. 1^,
In the final quarter with a
steady stream of replacements to
and from the field, the resurging
Bears w^e to charge 66 yds. for
the final scbfe of the game. Car-
mie Pompey was doing the quar
terbacking, and the most spectacu
lar plays in the drive were a )7
yd. run by fleetfooted Les Johxi-
son. The scoring play featured a
pass to Utley from Pompey for
f yds. i
fty
North SafOpi^ CUe0e’s («ot-
bdlers rolled second con
secutive win iA the ’fiO grid sea
son, tripping^ .^sn Uni^ffiTiiy 15-0
here on their home grounds on the
strong arm of quarterback
Pryoi'.
Tbe Eagles scoised .m finst
and last periods as l^or ctuuaect-
cd on long aerials to pijlo^ the
NCC eleven to their second win
in the last three years oyer the
Vellowjackets.
The Eagles struck in the first
quarter when Pryor capped a 60-
yard drive pegging a perfect toss
‘0 Richard Wilkins at the Yellow-
iacket 25 yard stripe. Wilkins gath-
red in the pigskin, scooted to bis
left, and streaked down the side
lines for the Eagles’ initial TD.
The pass play from Pryor to
Wilkins covered 46 yards. On the
coif^rsion Pryor tucked the ball
in Rosie Barfield’s middle, and tl^
■ipeedy halfback bowled over
’he 2^Joint, giving the NCC eleven
in 8-0 cushion. ,
In the fourth quarter, Herman
». Riddick’s charges, on the ran(;
lage once again, struck for their
second tally. This time, Pryor,, en
tering th« gaise tor D^ ’Chamaa,
'aded |Eind connected with Earl
"Th»»der“ R|iHer at the 88. Sfillen
pulled in the toss, scooted straight'
down the aidelines for U>e end
Bene and the Eagles second tally.
Pi'yor, contribi^ing a major share
in tiie Eagles’ win booted the con
version moviog the NCC outfit out ^
iront 15^ vt^ith on]^ 4:23 seconds,
left in the game-
AUen’t Yellowjacfcets ttireaten-
od seriously on only two occasions
to ttu. contest as the jSaglDs vir
tually stopped their ground at
tack, bolding them to a mnse 30
yards rushing.
In the second stanza, Louis Gol-
phin’s Columbia, S. C. outfit pen
etrated deep in to Eagle territory,'
moving the ball to the Eagles'
four on passes. Jesse Israel, a
slick passing quarterback, connect
ed on a 44 yard marker to Josh
Smith to put the Vellowjaokets on-
the Eagles’ 4. However, the gun
sounded ending the half.
Once again the Allen club was
knocking at the Eagles’ door when
Israel hit Lerov Owon.^ wi*h a 13-
yard pasu, and then handed the
lootl^ll to Tommv willi*im.s, the
YeMowjackets’ fuHback, who roam
ed 24 yards to the NCC 17. On
the next play Thomas speared an
Ivael pass to Jkill tbe YeUowjack-
et rally to get back in the game.
FSTC Hopes to Halt Losing Sat.
FAYSTXEVILLP — That this is
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
WHISKBV
YEARS
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, ust abput as go^ year as any to
:hake off tbe "losing J^nx” that
ilagued them during the whole
A last season is the opinion shaded
Jully to Head Coach Herbert "Bu-
bit” Doub, his awstant, Coaqh
Page P. Sajundersj and the Bronco
footballers en masse.
A quiet, determined sort of ser
iousness of purpose has settled
down upon the hoys as they go
through their daily drills in pre>
paraitioa for their ope«er on Sa-
t«]r4ay, t «t the
evening against Head Coach Joho'
than L- Staggers “Fighting Pan
thers” from Orangehp^. Swth
Carolina.
The fur is sure to fly in this
Carolina claa^ which will le^tur^
two determined football outfits.
While he laments that fact that
his will be largely a “green fresh
man” outfit this time and that
trouble spots both in the line and
in the back field persists. Coach
Doub saya his boys arc looking
“some better”, but have u long
way to go.” The game will go a
Hong way in-determining -ifr
who in the Bronco line-up this
year.
Much of the burden will be borne
by such 'Bronco “big wheels” as
Captam Alfonso Morehead, guard;
Robert Williams, center; Roy Holt,
Quarterback, Percy Arrington^ end;
Thomas Rawley, fullback, and Wm
Bal(er, tackle.
But the Bronco will have their
work cut out for them when they
tangle with tbe South Carolina
Pirates led by theijr captain, "Big”
Sftm Davis of Richmond,.Va. The
visitors will field a fast, aggres
sive team that stands around 195
pounds from end to end
Veterans ‘performers on the Pi
rate aggregation include Louis An
derson at end. 220-poimd .Tames
“Big Day” Davis at tackle, Georgft
Sargent at fullback, and at quater-
back George Marion, who tips the
scales at 17S pounds.
RTSHOP DFFEATS
Wn.FT-21-14
MARSHALL, TEX. — The Bis
hop College Tigers, rebounding
furiously from last week’s loss to
Grambling, spoiled the season’s
debut for thn Wilev Wildcats by
slashing out a 21-14 upset victory
over the Wildcats S.it'irrtay night
in the Pemberton High School
Stadium ift" Marshall.' Texao. for
their first victory In eight years
over Wiley.
The Tigers, led by William Dan
iels who tossed for two touch
downs and scored another, were in
command all the way-
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