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• ■ year"
. weed that
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with evciy
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f. > Mr Taylor
■.rhone*
. I i'IkhIm l('(l to Ulko
i'.n Wl.'.M. i!:i<iii> St.itii.iii in Kn
it the two tallies as the
' • ■1 ■ ' < i -i etinjj . Battle of the
><. A. i.ii!y will go on the
. :r ! 8:ir> . :k.I State's at K.3U. Both
a ill !;«.•■ 'lit1 other's perl'orm
■ • . :i ; • call loi a two min
! ' i >m each ,yr<nip.
i >■ '■>. S: ;u. day'.. important tilt
■ . ip! . . . tit? l/>UiS Trunzo,
v."<. in;i red guards. v. ill lie hack in
. the Deacons will
(•"i; ! * * 11 i'res ton.
:: I'ettdcrgast. centcr:
c . i «; it . ! ■;!:' u'lMirs: Tony Ru
r c' l< . Paul Waivers, right
1 V !' !' it. (i-'artrrhaek: Jolt
:>:icl Tonv Gnllo
'.k.-: and C.iptnin Jim
!t !il. iulM>ack.
V. 't' • "!' Pa* Felt Icy to
tiec tl week. Coach Doc N'ew
>i V. i| • <C|itad in
; ;. t xcent lor the injured
• • • : 1!.. • r\ • r. I:e has been
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I :>■ ■ •;! ! • : t li in the
. 7.—Mayhc it should
' after they
n defeating
^1-7. : :t the fact re
a < Lli c Devils are
:i> '"V. ard setting n
v..<! Walker of Wake
i .it. in.eed his squad
p. :.a wilt start at
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ami tli.ll i:.i I I, ■ kepi !m m • :t
I: i >i:i iii■ t r i ul tlic |niic
In tliO 11\ «• j»;»ii"ii* lln ea. on. i >uke
iback: ha\e juggled tin- ball a Iota!
jot l!> time:;, but only . i:< o! tin». «* l!l
tin it-'- haw i.»-1 the b; j| to 11n
[opponents iu that way.
J I'.eheve it >•!• not, they bit their
high both fur luaibiini., and recc.e.
. illg ill that r I — . Iin.lt i>l (!eori{ia Tccil.
The Hllli• 1 )t• V i I fumbled « : ill time
Jin that ball game but in LH'i'y in
'stance except one, tin* buy who fum
bled nr a teammate v.able tu cove.
|thf ball.
j The coaches frankly don't like it
jaiul are working with tiie buy., tu
I try tu learn what makes the clock
tick that way. They, like followers
jof the lilue Devil; arc afraid tna;
will happen sometime when no m:r.
is around to recover the ball, Coach
Wallace Wad' eon-idcr< fumblitc
one of the cardinal in - of football.
Siati'<!'<-.- : :»■ 111:■ lir.-t five name
eveal many iiiI• • • •«• -1iri^• things. The
Blue Devils have scored an even
100 point fur the season a-.ain t 20
for then- loe . They have < invert -d
after 10 ul the 1 1 touchdowns they
have scored and Tunv llnffa b;:
booted two field goals.
The pas>i:ig record i-: une of the
greatest a Duke team has ever had.
The lilue Devils have tiirown <>7
passes and completed une pa-.- over
I ha it. ot them .'!4- or :» lotai of a2f>
jvard-. They h:.ve had only torn' n
j terceptecl.
i The Wadeaien have made a net of
I 54!» yard-. s»v r s aing again I 115 for
| the opponent^.
The se<>.'i'"A has been weil divid
led. Steve l.ach. leader in ground
gaining. pa - receiving and puntim .
|also has the scoring lead with th.-"t
I touchdowns. MulVat Storer. v"pl
I halfback out lor the season due c.
I an injury sustained bet ire the Wsk
I Forest game, Fullback .Jap Davis am
Plncekicker Tony Ituffa have iJ
points each. Uuffalias .-cored hi-- on
I two field goal and i>: estra p> 'lit .
Ranking §1/3.1*S
Feature UNC
Spider Game
! Chapel Hill. Nov ".—Meeting
Richmond's dangci Spiders Sat
urday in its on< appear: nee m Vir
ginia soil. .\..rtii Caiolinn's c-.
till ground .'fid aerial show w !i offer
three n:it "t:;iI ranking stars.
Paul Sevi i in is ;ui \1I-Aineriean
end. while Harry Dunkie led lh" na
tion's punters and plaeckickers last
year, and .Jim Lai;.line '.and- X >.
a amoni> the nation ball carriers
and also, ranks with it- be.-t passers.
The biita^utd Tar He;-! . " i>.o lo-'t
to f ordnati' > I. i-tcrn leader.-. la t
week, may or may not get back to
their Tulane and TCL' peak tor :I
mond's iiiight. but whether they do
or not. taese three aei - are expecltd
to v.ipplv plenty of brilliant play
and thrill.-.
Lalanne and Severin are also book
ed tor the game's feature duel wii'i
Art Jones. IDi'-pound triple threat
who led Richmond over Virginia
Teeii and V. M. I., and Dick Hum
bert. who ranks second anion:; the
nation's pass receivers up to now.
Carolina and Richmond have each
lost only • r.e pme in the Conference,
and 1 ied in I he standi!*!.,- j !-i be
hind Duke and Cle:n-.on. the sanr.;
spet they finished last year.
The two end-: also use the same
sy.-tem and have much the .-amo
wide-open versatile attack bv l .• ?:<!
and air. manned by two lines and
backfield- which .stack up just about
even at and IJiil pounds.
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In unity town tin ■ :iilrnn>i»n.
TI<o ji• 11i'»i Mi- s;»i<i <• • Ik- in :m .:l
emit lit ion lui' Hit- ;»S • »■; i v • ii I ilicy
! It-It li< !v will ll't' t-::;K-ct;iiit»n <-l'
I tinning in a lint |>or!'nriii<Jitw
Supreme Court
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He;irs Arguments
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■ ;i!.:it iii I' l;iy in 'ii l!i» !-tl.il judicial
dull •■!.
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appeal. v. cmivictcd uiid sentenced
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hanes rAr
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, Bulldogs In Light Workout
|Im Preparation For Enfield
i m
! f'oach Fred Kilpatik!: ran 11is
I>i11Kf<•:> quad through .1 Imijji! so
! .■ ii.11 »>s* light work vi." Ioniav ;t!UT
' i •••hi iit preparation fur the Knfkld
i Miinc under Iil»111s nti (u-ndoixMl
vridii'oii Kiitia\ night lull Iff) oil.
1 . !-i ij11 • 11:in dt'ft'ivi t.i tli0 ;.i-;
j 1 uies :>lill bothering a lev. members
t.f lilt ie«il!l. t
!li' pronuiineed the .'|iiad in lairly
■• ;() 1 Hiditioii fur the game. with
iI• 1 i• (i.i sum and i'aul Hlake .-till
-lightly ailing and .!. W. Simpson 1
j forced to miss Wednesday's practice!
U-cause t.i an injured knee. Every
1 inl\va.^ >;<id In In- in line spirits
and ready to k»" their first ap
pearance in night football.
Report from Enfield credit them
with liming a fasl team, lacking
we ight liUt Hulking lip fur this def
iciency with speed. They have hud
:i lairly good season, running up a
cine against one ul- their op
p<m( nls and garnering a good share
ul victories in other contests.
Advance ticket sales lor the Friday
night game indicate a record crowd.
Temporary nleac.v i t ' ii i
ate tlu* tr• t"»m- . i ii » ' i • it
the liii r ide vil I.'.i 1!« ill. • i• i(i hit'
■ hioadcast Hint. V.huh ,:l !» i' til t'i
|&i\e a play-by-play ai'couiit .>! the
I proceedings. and the lighting t qi;
I met it ha\e been checked by tin ir
| operators and are pronounced n tip
! top condition.
I Tonight at 7:30 o'clock Hendei >. hi
I is promised the biggest pep parade
o!' the season, surpassing e. en the
crowd and noise «>f the rally prelim
inary to the Roanoke Rapid
of two weeks ago. 'l'iie pat. le il
j form .it the high school and in«>\e
; from there to Garnett street and
I thivugh the business section
The fault of the honest i. an is
|to expect every man to no eqinlly
honest.
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