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PAGE TWO Duke-Davidson Ready For Tomorrow’s Game Durham, Sept. 30 —Duke’s Blue Dev ils and Davidson’s Wildcats square off in Duke stadium here tomorrow aft *>on in an important Southern con ference and North Carolina Big Five STATE Theatre TODAY TOMORROW Admission 10 all< l 25° „ag»<esmm fl R" BLAZES mmk across Serial and : IT TAKES A STAR jpN£k 10 WAY THE IK* O Wi&4j in the Motion PWf™ ®®PB CtoMn^S The story of "Star in My Kitchen** wouldn’t ring trud if flour of uncertain quality were used in the baking scenes. It takes a flour like Pillsbury’s Best to assure the fine baking results that give point to the story. And in your own kitchen, it*s just as important to use fine flour if you want your baking to turn out perfectly ! —every time. Pillsbury’s Best gives superior results because the wheats * that go into it are tested and blended with scientific pre cision and because its quality varies. Why take chances when Pillsbury’s Best Flour costs so little more per recipe? - Ask your grocer for Pillsbury’s Best! * : . IKEgf 1- ■nmraßnsnnnßßnni \ xxxx / % mam I a EH I I!» Bswu. J ■ Bf M 9 M 5 Ja. 1 Ja 115 v&EsT' nSW 9 ■ wn ■ y Biscuit*/ ■ *; v/ -jpqßjflßi mm c*i, ' Jfl ■waKSSs/fes?? d »■>£s I— “Star In My Kitchen” AT STEVENSON THEATRE ♦ * Shows you how important it is to ’ use good, wholesome MILK and CREAM /n Your Cooking i Let Brookside Milk and Cream be the Stars in your kitchen. They meet every requirement and can stand every test for purity and rich ness. Brookside Dairy Farm Phone 430-J engagement. The clash will get un der way at 2:30 o’clock. While in this, the 17th annua) meet ing of grid teams of the two institu tions, Davidson is hardly expected to make any headway through the Duke line, the Wildcats are armed to the hilt in aerial warfare and in that way may make the going tough for the boys of Wallace Wade. In Ned Iverson, basketball captain elect who knows how to handle the ball, and Bob Benfield, the Wildcat ends, Davidson has a pair of excellent pass-receivers and in little Bill Davis they have a boy who can flip ’em. Davis passed to Iverson, Benfield ana Fred Stair, quarterback, in making a sustained 67-yard aerial drive for their lone touchdown against N. C. State last week-end and then to com plete matters tossed one to Benfield for the extra point. Tomorrow’s game looms as area; test for Duke’s pass defense. In the opener last week, V. P. I. threw only five passes at the Blue Devils, twc of which ware completed, two inter cepted and one knockec) down. That showing was considered fairly good but the Gobblers did not have the air onslau-hi t a. Dav.uson will throw here tomorrow. Duke will be looking to a pair of veteran ball-carriers in tomorrow’s: contest. Bob O’Mara, fullback whose 176 yards from scrimmage agains. V. p. I. Saturday night was more than half the yardage he amassed durinsr the entire 1937 campaign, should be ready for another fine performance and Eric Tipton, the Blue Devils’ veteran triple-threater, held put of most of the opener, is slated to see plenty of work against the Wildcats. Coach Wallace Wade will also bo HENDERSON, (N. A) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938 watching Bobby Spangler, the ex blocking back now turned runner who made such a fine debut against the Gobblers last week. Should Spangler make a good showing to morrow, the coaches should feel a bit setter for these major games with Colgate and Georgia Tech which come the following two weeks. Tomorrow’s clash will be Duke’s first home game of the year. The following week they go to Buffalo, N. Y., to meet Colgate’s Red Raiders and then will be at home on October 15 in the Homecoming Day special with Georgia Tech. Sta&jjriAs AMERICAN LEAGUE Club W. Li. Pot New York 98 52 .653 Boston 87 60 .592 Cleveland .. 85 64 .570 Detroit 82 69 .543 Washington 74 75 .497 Chicago 62 81 .434 St. Louis 53 94 .861 Philadelphia 52 98 .347 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W. L. Pet. Chicago 88 61 .591 Pittsburgh 85 61 .582 New York 81 67 .547 Cincinnati 79 67 .541 Boston 77 73 .513 3t. Louis 67 79 .466 Brooklyn 67 80 .456 Philadelphia 4 103 .30' Toda^&imes AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at Boston. St. Louis at Chicago. Only games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at New York. Chicago at St. Louis. • ■ AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 6; St. Louis 2. New York 7-1; Philadelphia 4-1. Boston 13; Washington 5. Only games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 10; Pittsburgh 1. Boston 2-6; Brooklyn 1-8. Cincinnati 7; St. Louis 4. New York 9; Philadelphia 2. policeTcourt has JUST ONE CHARGE Only one defendant was tried in police court today. Sara Carroll, col ored, was charged with an assault, but was adjudged not guilty by Mayor Protein Fred B. Hight. who presided in the absence of Mayor Henry T?. Powell, v/ho was out of the city. The sports editor says Czecho slovakia is getting to be like an American prizefighter, with everybody owning a “piece.” Stevenson Matinee 26c— Night .... 36c Children 10c LAST TIMES TODAY frames J 1 STUART ♦ Henry WILCOXON SATURDAY I I«i .■ i W 3% 1 A $250,000 Quiz Picture RICHER MaCAROM-ARD-ChEESE Jletufy Ut Qmimitei/ • Aquick<o6kiKitttacatotA~. > , grated cfaccsc in each Knit B Dinner package. Easy direo^ tions on package tell you how MjC/ M i to make fluffy-tender macaroni drenchedwith rich cheese good roTcioctrs • i il l,H'ill'■ [ .11 11! Gats? kmwal (Aerrj •and stgve mmomc- iMJ> <z» / Gates Kimball end Steve Maronic are the big and rugged tackles on the Carolina team which locks horns w.ith N. C. State in the Wolfpack’s Homecom ing Day game at Raliegh Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Kimball and Maronic were well-nigh impregnable in the Wake Forest game. They stop ped the fast Deacon backs frequently for losses.* Both are keen diagnosti cians, are fast covering punts and are highly capable at leading interference. Maronic, at 215 is the heaviest men in the Carolina line. Kimball weighs 192. “Doc” Bob Wants A Victory CiMW/ i >JoeT/J CZieoumf&m? - - , Coming* To \\ Teft.'. vuas to nam-e \ \ ) \ ulAPgg*. .41*. i ,< i' ■ BacKßew CoAcrt Ralefigh, Sept. 30—There hasn’t been much said about him, but Mickey Sullivan, 195 pounds of N. C. State end was one of the first lads.to clinch a berth on t)oc Newton’s 1938 edition Sullivan is the only one of five let ter ends Newton produced last year who is back in the Wolfpack camp He played a lot of end in ’37 and when the wily football doctor counted his Wolves this year he definitely put Sullivan down as the starting right wingman. Mickey was one of two linemen of that great State Frosh team of 1936 to win his monogram in his sopho more year. Other members of that team scattered to the four corners of the football globe-to University of West Virginia, Marquette, University of Dayton for example. And as a sophomore he won ac claim as one of the headiest young ends in the business. He learned his first football at Sta ten Island, N. Y., His home. Dr. Bob. Warren, present varsity backfield ?coach at Stated gave him his Fresh ‘man lunder the guidance •of Warren, Newton and Hefman iHickmajn the handsome Irishman 111 With Piteumonia Elizabeth Ann Newman, little dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. A; S. Newman, is ill with pneumonia at her home on Davis street. has developed into a sturdy varsity performer. Sullivan is 22 years of age is fiva feet, 11 inches tall. S; j ! 'I Digestible as milk itself! —this ihees&food ihat children /ove in Vdveeta’s de- Viciously mild American "j cheese flavor are wonderful food values, richly concen trated! Protein, to build sound muscles. The precious ' milk minerals, calcium and phosphorus, needed for sound teeth and bones. Essential Vitamin A. And V&veeta is digestible as milk itself. Serve it regularly in sandwiches „ „ . spread on crackers.. .in cooked dishes. Eii ' ■ Get Ready For The GOLDEN BELT FAIR HENDERSON, N. C. (October 3-4-S-6-7 Fair Opens Promptly At 6 P. M. Monday, Oct 3 FREE ACTS! FIRE WORKS! Free Acts Include Such Performers As THE AERIAL COWDENS EL REY SISTERS Featuring Trapeze Artists, Famous Roller Skaters, Spins- Swinging Ladder and Whirls —Dancers, Thrilling an(J Comedy Aerial Stunts. Sensational. MERRILL BROTHERS AND SISTER * Premier Equilibrists Gymnasts and Wire Performers The Big Midway Attraction Will Be West’s World Wonder Shows The Largest Ever Seen at This Fair > 20 SOLID CARLOADS OF SHOWS RIDES AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS High School -Band Concert Every Night Wednesday Is School Day All school children admitted Free. 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