puke Crowned Southern Conference Champ
[uyland-!
rebound
[uyland-!
rebound
ltorth Carolina
JU HEELS 2ND,
FURMAN THIRD,
V. M. L FOURTH
J Upsets The
Powerful W. L.
Generals
mMOND. Va., Nav. 37.—<*>—
,univer*tty stood at the South
' f,re„r* title pinnacle for
Ippri consecutive time. today
the r»ult o( R 13‘° trtuI,nph cver
-,6BlnP Devils weatt,er*d »
j which saw the cel
’ several championship eon
but not until the Wolf pack
riven the mighty charges, of
Wade a real scare and a
Carolina's 59-14 rout of the
, of Virginia gave the Tar
' geeond place in the oonfer
"standing when V. M. I.’s soph
faltered on the finish line
to Virginia Tech 6-0.
Richmond Wins
smashed Wake Forest
; - to the predictions of
(gpcrts and Richmond’s Spld
__j their first conference
the season by nosing out
1 Mary 0-0.
i old liners soared on
loesee to V. M. I.
.. to upset Washing
_ Generals 19-0. This
Ad not affect the Generals
title claims but sent Coach
/tBson's men floundering down
j the conference ranks,
toman's strong team turned on
: beat against Clemson’s erratic
to snare the Ttgerf 13-0
championship of the state
'i Carolina for tho second
. j time.
... Carolina made an unprof -
invasion of Cincinnati when
Gamecocks were turned back
1 by Xavier but the Citadel
went on a rampage In Au
.., rip Wofferd 41-0.
Another Game
Maryland playe Western Mary
next week and South Caro
la’s Birds end their seaaso against
two weeks hence. Hie other
conference squads turned
i their uniforms today until prac
Sce is resumed next spring.
Pinal Southern conference stand
m i..
Forest _*
C. State .
Carolina
noc.d . _
W L P Of
0 170 1
185 Of
73 51
10S Of
103 H
50 71
99 41
47 9!
39 X
41 41
M 101
13 82
S3 112
7 02
7 01
192,000 TO SEE
ARMY-NAVY TILT
PHILADELPHIA, NOT. 17.—</P>
no «nirp football squads ward In
ftIMelphia today, limbering up
«*peH and brawn on which rest
“ hopes of 102.000 supporters who
® *•* (hem go into action Satur
hy wd of countless thousands of
f&ns who will “listen in.”
J*j* A™v and Navy players ar
J™1 huietiy last night from dif
7®* directions, at different sta
Rwu.
will not meet until shortly
Wore came time Saturday at
■Wctpal stadium, where they will
a climax to the h«ettc 1936
. season and a thirty-seventh
•pter in the equally hectic story
niter-service games.
/Irst statements by the two team
indicated both
l" ,3irly stood
teams are
Catawba Beaten
L. R. Bears
Salisbury. Nov. ar.-fjv-ca
tavS ,Indlan* *«>day stood vir
(or h'llm|nated as a contender
JL®* North State conference
k? ** ,he result of their defeat
^Lenoir-Rhyne'S Mountain Bears
yesterday. '
^e Bears pushed over their lone
t,he flrst >hinwte of the
Period after the teams had bat
it>out even terms to -
H'jpMsr victory.
Oplv
fcaTk , wln over fch« undafeatad
to «,rur ians rouW «ive Catawbe
« * tie for first place ir
tu : * ce ior first place tr
rence‘ Th* teams *mee»
Member 5.
,CT0Ho»r-S,>E,NCl8 CHUItC*
0 OROANiat DEPAKTME
HethoS, f the CleveI,Bd
«8lZ.st >oun8 People will n
«»h- «'Jr SprlnBs church Sun
jPD Nov- *#th to organise a i
A Program
L 8 en M the organisation mi
ney Ross played pin* pong at Fem-!
dale to sharpen his eye for toy
Janazzo tonight . . . Don’t be sur
prised if Tom Yawkey, the Boston
baseball millionaire, goes into the
football business . . . The Stanford
football boys got a big kick out of
a light snowfall on their arrival
here the other day . . . Here’s one
vote for Army to scuttle Navy to
morrow.
Jimmy Johnston’s birthday
cake had *1 candles—just 40
Ay ... Ace Parker got the pub
; Hclty hut a back named Hack
ney has done just about as much
: f°r dear old Duke this year as
anybody else ... It is doubtful
if Bold Venture, winner of both
the Kentucky derby and Preak
| ness hurt spring, will try to
I come back ... A Ughtweight to
keep your eye on is Enrico Ven
turi. the Italian flash—Many
think he could trim his coun
tryman. Aldo Spoldi, supposed
to be tops.
Tony Canzoneri and Sammy Gold
I man, his manager, have been to
jgether since 1923 ... In all that
i time they never had a contract be- i
I tween them (because one wain’t
(needed) until the New York Ath-'
j letic commission made them sign!
| one several weeks ago . . . The night i
I they left the commission chambers'
J Tony and Sammy tore up their i
; duplicate . . . Incidentally, Cham-!
pion Jimmy Braddock and Joe|
Gould never were 'legally tied up'
WWIIIIJOOIVMI OVC|i|H\l Ml <UJV
made 'em sign on the dotted line.
They just won’t leave Babe
Rath be with hie golf, his cigars
and his movie Aorta . . . Latest
move to get him into the minors
isn't getting to foist baae. as
they say in Brooklyn ... Not
much interest in tonight's wel
terweight scrap ... U the snow
draws ltom’ guarantee of $15.
•>00 the Garden will give throe
long ones . . . Those two fs
f rank of Yale* and Francis of
Nebraska—seem to be the class
of the country’s backs.
Pro Golfers Out "
To Defeat Denny
AUGUSTA. Ga.. Nov. 27.—
Over 200 professional golfers—sc
many that tournament officials de
vided matches between two course!
—started out today in quest of th<
Augusta open's $5.00 prise money.
The man beat was Denny Shute
fresh from victory la Plnehursf!
P. G. A., but the field included masl
of the big-money players of th<
nation.
Horton Smith of Chicago, Henrj
Picard erf Hershey. Pa.. Gene Sara
sen of Brookfield Center, Conn.
Craig Wbod of Deal. N. J.. “Lighl
Horse” Harry Cooper of Cbicagc
and a host of others stood ready tc
keep Shute from taking his second
straight major purse.
Intercollegiate
Sports On Way
Out — McCord
By BILL BORING
ATLANTA.—(fp)—The coach at a
j university whose football .stars never
! see their names In newspaper says:
l "Intercollegiate sports are on the
' way out.”
He U Jeff McCord, director of
the highly-developed Emory univer
sity intramural system that features
pushball—not footbal^— although
j Emory’s grldden number 300.
McCord says he thinks the col
legiate athletic program of the fu
ture will be patterned somewhat
after Emory’s intramural system.
"We feel we are 30 years ahead
of the time,” declares McCord, add
ing that, in his opinion, the ayerage
university or college youth wouldn't
want intercollegiate sports after
! giving intramurals a trial,
j He discloses results of polls to
! le«m the attitude of tonory’s 3.000
j students toward the intramural m
' tern.
i Freshmen voted unanimously to
: switch over to intercollegiate sports.
; Sophomores gave Intercollegiate
contests only one-third ef their
votes.
Upperclassmen unanimously fav
ored retention of the intramural
system.
McCord asserts 74 percent ef the
Emmy student body participates
in campus games. Freshmen an re
quired to sign up for baseball, fbot
ball or some other competitive apart
Curtains For Football Will
Be Drawn Here Saturday
Curtain* for football playing fo
Shelby will be drawn Saturday af
ternoon at tao whan the Shalt*
Allstars taka on the powerful
Mooresvllle professionals In a poet
Thanksglving charity gaaat, pro
eeedst* which will go to the Sol
ration Army Chriatma* food.
Mooreaville haa played In 8h«lby
twice this year and la known to
have a heaty line, slashing attack.
They defeated Bolling Springe ju
nior collage here the find game.
Among the AUatars are capontad
to be outstanding high aebooi and
college stars of the paat few aaa
aona who will donate thatr fifi
and ability for the contact
att tackle and Ouy. ((the Mpper)
Brown former Lenoir Bfcgrao ater
will be at tackle; Hag Xna Conner,
High school atar wfB eafi dgnala
from the fullback’s poet; Hugh
Hamrick, former BcfUfot fiprtega
guard and MQ Blanton. high achool
Uncman. win to at guard; Wbde
▼aughn. Henry Putnam. Bade Vfolf
or Funny MeSwaln wtn taka and
positions. Cade Oraan wfil to at
fo the tackflaM Tataa WUL for
mer Mara HOI atar, wtB perform of
quarter; Bad Walker wtm waa a
streak at A. & T. C.. Charles Kale
at Haig Beaten may to at the half
Californio’s find legislator* oan
fotod to San Joat, the state's firat
capital, in ISM.
Huey Long’s Teem
Almost At Top
GRAND FINALE
FOR GRID TEAMS
IS ON SATURDAY
mnr tors, hot jt- <jp) —The
football MUm of |W, on* of the
OaM gridiron comedies tn the
books, beaded Its big ftnsle seams
today—the Army-Navy classic Bat-,
onlay, and tbs Rea* Bowl battle,
with Washington probably taking
an Alabama, on New Tear’s day.
The Thanksgiving day renewal of
gridiron tradition followed the sea
son's tom fcf aurigrtae*, and left
the Huskies with the Pacific coast
oonfsrsocs crown and the western
'ticket to the Rose Bowl, Alabama
la the most HkNy spot to make up
the other halt of the Pasadena pro
gram. and the experts with another
•arise of headaches.
While all this was going on. New
Tork University's Violets knocked
over yeedham'a mighty Rams In a
Ag£mk<1Mh*Pam had an unktokad
for tough tons before beating Cer
the military began
The Amy and Navy portorm in
municipal
what will
ba the largest crowd ever
tor a football gams tn
If not anywhere—cotvdd
100.000.
Washington whipped the helpless
Cougars. 40-a
Vend? Fights
Alabama, meantime, bad to put on
a strong rally In the second half to
down Vanderbilt's stubborn dm*
modorea with Jo* BilayB pea*
heaving featuring.
Although the grapwvtae bed I*
that the Tide, undefeated and one#
deadlocked, would gat Um Bowl
call, atm fennulMl la UU fgudag
were Loolatana state’ll unbsatsn
Tigers. Idle until the Tuleae gain*
Saturday; Bttt’a Panthers, who
walloped Carnegie >1-14 and Oake n
Blue Devils, who trounoad Barth "
Carolina State 13-0.
Colgate’s Red Raiders ran wild
against Brown, Stt-0, In ethar east
ern features. ,v
Down South. Tennessee topped
Kentucky 7-6, with a third-period
telly; North Carolina •tsam-roOer
ed Virginia 58-14; Puraaa fur
nished a aurpriae in shutting out
Clemaon 11-0; Davidson downed
Wake FOreet. 18-6; Maryland had
too much for W. A L., winning 18
I. end Virginia Poly accred eet% to
beet Virginia Military 6-0.
The Mid-West slate was head
lined by Missouri’s 18-8 win ever
Kenaea. Detroit’s 6-0 edge ewer
Creighton, and the 31-6 beating St.
Leads handed Its local rival, Wkah
ington U.
Arkansas* Raeorfaacks passed
their way to a 38-1S win over 1MI
sa; Denver took a close T-6,
The castle of Neunohwamtatn in
Bavaria was begun St IMP and
completed after 1805.
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