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Tiadtt Fine Showing' Against
Team From Do;er in Game
Saturday i Night 7-
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Th. victory .of thepT. M.f C-:A- bas
ketball; team over Dover Saturday
night has. i ns pred ttiVfc local aggrega
tion with- eonfidenpet Yand-the deter
inination to maintain a clean record
of victories this' season.' , t : v
The, team showed irpf in. mighty
ood form Saturday. Shore, Zinc and
others played a 'snappy pacing game.
They outplayed". Dover, when it . came
to running the.-Vail downythe court
but they : showed top ; rather- poorly
tin- shoting goals.N, Ho-wever there's
j lenty of -time to , overcome .-. this difr
iiculty. ' - - I '
Still Making Effbrts To ,f
Secure Special Train
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;New;B v's football team will leav? Asheville to .win in the west and New
here Thuri sAay for - - Raleigh, wjieif Beritjn the east. We're inclined to be
thcv will: ineeflho San ford aggregar heve that that's exaetly the way the
Jtion on Friday afternoon to determine I thing vwill come out,-too, ,
the' Eastern -championship question. i n a n.ere wa a ?tory Thursday in mc
, Interest iit fotbaU is . now at fever Charlotte - paper to the. effect thaf
hf.ia- IncallAoaivi. hundreds -of -tans Asnevme nan a proteaeionai .ureeK
HOPE TO HALT
HESOFN.G.
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; Kan Away Alteri Beating .;..,r
Greensboro, - Nov. A27. Haywood
:icDroaW, 1t)-year o?d . yonngster
with a' mighty -lot f .spunk, was
brought into the . polies station, last
i.ight by"!one of the ofIic.rs .who said
he foud the", boy on the.; street with
apparently no definite , -destination.
The ofSci-r wai 1 entirely . right.- Hay
wood had r.Un' way.' frorm.; hia , home
in lieidsville vFriday f afVe.rnoon and
arrived here shy of future plans. V
II said tiiut he was the; ton of M.
AT. McDonald, of Reitlsville,-, arid, that
he lft h because his oldev: broth
t r, Bill -31t-Donald,-.who. is abouti, 20
vt-tirs old "Jjeat him. " . .
have expreel he, slfisjre to accoTu-
fpany the teoiiw to EalciRh on a spec
ial ' trak4 if ) such caj be arranged.
This afternoon- it was Jearp.ett that
the tnain proec-v U still beln:;. works
od on 'but ihvt ?o definite announce
ment oould lit given -ouc It is con
sidered Wery ,3ikely, though, that the
train cah be slecured. ( j , . t
-The Nfew iSern team will undergo
light practice 1 this week. The tem is
In excellent -condition for Friday's
contest,, .twoth.' physically ,ancV morally.
If it shoulVi hjappen that Sanford suc
ceeds in - iVilfcng up the larger scoro,
the.locato wn't have any alibi to of
fer.. , , 4 - .-. . .
i ra. local- inan talging to' avcitizeh
from Sanfrd' in-- Raleigh .fcatunlay,
states, that v the Sanford"' man told him
that there Ijwould be at least 56 per
sons from h is town.in Raleigh on Fri
day to help:.root for their team -
- Out in y ihe. western part of ; the
state ' AshoviHe defeated , Ciarlotte
and MonroB' won from Greiensboro,
leaving Ashe file and Monroe to fight
it' out. A study, of- the. recoi-ds madej
by the tour .teainis- now ief t In the
race for,". the championship . favors
wrestler, in her line. Efforts were le
ing made . by some.. ( of the western
teams -. to hav,e the : inan- barred, bui
the. effOrts were unsuccessful. It ap
pears that he's a bona fide student.
". Go get him,. Charlie!
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DOLLAR COURAGE i'
llloney in the bank, gives thesort "of Courage
that rfables men to. get on, in the world, t
" ' lldxxy . an able ,man has let opportunities slip
by bectase he was a dollar shy. ,. ;,
Ve suggest . that ,you open ,a savings,. account :
with us And ' begin now to build up a cashj reserve.
Your account 13 welcome here,;regardless of -
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?s-vQshk & Trust
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Quite A Number Enjoying This
Sport Every Afternoon at
- Local Gymnasium v
iFrom, fifteen to ,twenty local- hu!5i-f
ness, ,mel are burning out every , afternoon,-
to -take . part in the volley
ball game :at.. the "?-. M, C A,; gym
nasium. They are getting a - great
amount, .of ffm and Benefit out. of the
flastime. and .are thoroughly- .enjoying
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,A cordial invitation is extended the
business men of .the. . eity Jo take part
in the fun. There's plenty of rfoonl to
axjcomodate L everyone 'Who wishes to
p,lay. The-games istart at C o'clock and
continue until 6:15. .
f- -; BODIES IX 1UVER.
-i HOUSTON Noy; . 25. Mystery usr-i
rounding the disappeareanc of two
men from .the dredge . Pensacola in
port here,, was cleared up when the
bodies of Gustaf W. L.oun,;dnd Peter
Kelly were found in the . ship cha,n
nel- last nisht. -
Crying, yourself . limp is
nice as being tickled stiff. J
never as
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if vou ate lomc your manly tfrtuzlh yon fc IvmL
nrrrous. oVapoadent or wtfams bom lost nttbty ffaro execs
age or.-otticr cause GLANDTON. Wlil:qvckijrieslowyau to
nomia! stfength and youthful Vigor or bo uharge wili, be nade;
Wnte today for. fret mstrucuve. faooUet luailcd prepaid
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PUR.TAN LABORATORIES
DeT. 147 NASHViLLEiTENN.
Special Attention Being Given
To Play at Ends By the
Virginia Coaches
Forward Pass Usually
Used As Last Resort
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an&Jobk ' over ;;' our ' dfsplayv-it 15 probably t the most
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27. Ends Who guard Virginia's fianks
piay.an important part in offense a
weu as detense for upon them de
pends much o; the success of the lor
waru pass. John Staige- 2avi and
Sldridge Campbell are the regulars in
chis position with Brown. Dietriek,
liollHid a.id .atea as gjcon.l string
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Davis is probably playing his last
year ut varsity lootbau but- it - i9
Campbell's flnst year as a regular
and he is likely to develop Into a won-i
der with -another season of training.
Last spring Carupbell wrus a member
of the relay team ." thai? broke the
Couth Atlantic record and this-sueed
is helping him in his fyotball work,
v During ths firsi afternoon of cr!m-nrage-
this week che varsity-ran -!ho
scrubs ragged Tha-. first eleven -was
in less than five minutes, before the
first touchdown was secured whert the
coaches -ran -in' the second -varsity -11.
hese men were primed for action
and riopped- -holes in ' the- scrubsi
Dean once taking the ball 100 yards
for a touchdown.- - - - . -
Coaches, Campbell and Abel let tb
men run while they could for1 they
will probably have only one juorcaf-n
ternoon of hard scrimmage before
the North. Carolina game next Thurs
day. Too. many of the men are etill
op the crippled list for any chances
to .be taken - with, those who" Temain.
Practice in defensive vork will
probbdl-y fill most,-of-the afttrnoons
next week. The Orange and Blue' still
feel, that ' they might held the - West
Virginians to a closer score in spito
of the mud had they been a little fas
ter in getting. after, enemy pisses and
if the men behind, the line had work
ed a bit differently: - .;
. As-' Thanksgiving ... day j draws x clos
er the"! enthusiasnvoiVirginia'B - stud
eit body igrows. "The game" is now
the ..topie? of feveryi conversation, .-Seats
in ihe Student section have been on
sale.jpnly .a few days and are almost
entirely gone.. i
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Why. does practically ever-, football
team wait until defeat stares it;in
the face -before opening up? ;: --
With, a majority of clovenf the for
ward: pass is . merely a, weapon , to use
as a -last . resort. If defeat seems cer-1
tain. ry to stave it off wuh the for
ward pass. ; , ;. v. ,
Notre, Dame i one of the few teams
that- uses the pass more thaiv merely
a. weapon,..; With Coach Iiockne's
teams the forward pass is. one of his
very best bets on the offense. ,
Sitting next to me in the press box
at the Harvard-Princeton game was
''That is the : big trouble.: with the
Open game, ' aia jspracKiing, iCoaen
ea. -spend hours dmung jne. men .in
various formations ana f eeiaom use
them. Instead v of r making the pass
the big threat of -their system, jp.oat
coaches use it merely as the pinch
play. , . . '
, "I believe, f some coach would .de
velop the . pass front various wrraa-1
tions to a high degree, a,nd then .con-i
tantjy fuse teuch fllays .throughout
the, game that his team would run
ruogh shod over its Opponents. .......
"Open play, featuring the forward
is; if ffl
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Good Basketball pame?; Is; l?x-'
pected.: to , Take Placeat ,
Y. ;M.; C.:"A."Tonight " . '
Earl Spackling, one of the greatest flnd othe bUs of strategy, have
f : :-- ; . t ' V .I.T 1 : v fe,;-..i -,
SAY WlflTK SIiVVEUY IS
' , TIIIUVIXG- IX iGEUMANT;" ;
GIRLS Aiqj'SEXT ABROAD
BERLIN, Nov. -25 -?-Gerhan white
sjavers. h,av: 'aWnttfeusands oC'girls
amd young.'Woment into, foreign larids,
especially North a"nd- South America,
according to th,e aCentrale. for .the
Suppression: of . White Slavery in
Germany.'
-Press reports sallege tTiat 3,700 girls
in six months were victims of "white
slayers,- (who sold . them into, foreign
lands. x fo-rt. , . ?
; Boston' man was arrested for claim
ing a . razor beat -four aces-. - - '
quarter- backs -the country, has ever
known. During his days at Brown. It
was the exception for any one to pick
an All-American team that failed to
include Sprackllng. .... .
During the progress of the Harvard
Princeton game certain- situations
ai OHef that called upon the quarter
back for snap judgment. Often ? two
or three possibilities presented them
scUVe as a- solution. ; Before- the
play would be pulled I would invar
iably say : to Sprackling: .
"Well, Earl, what play would you
call if you wcye out there directing
the tr-airi?" ' -
Sprackling seldom piade , mistake
of football judgment when he was a
star. "After Buell left the game, the
Harvard quarters who Buec?ded hini
didn't always do what Spracking fig
ured was 'the best play. I riiight-add
that the Harvard , quarters were
wrong ? not.-Sprackling. : , s ; , ;
Several timas the Princeton ' quar
ter didn't do just as Earl -figured he
would.vOn one. occasion, after he had
thrown a long forward "pass that' was
grounded. Spracking - remarked: v : ,
"Ti.at is a dangerous play. . I am a
bit surprised Princton, is using it;
Sems to iue the half must ue ti'.'arly
over. It'would be muen 'Wiser to get
. off a few line- plas .or end runs in
slew fashion and use up as mucn tinuj
as possible, since they are out in. the
lead. --
"'There is? always a chance that ore
of those long forward passes will lap
intercepted and someone : run for
touchdown." '
. -'Sprackling -har" ..scarcely ; finished
when Snively cut .loose -a-nother-long
forward pass ..that was. intercepted by
a Harvard jnap, who: for a iime-seem
efhon his way to a touchdown,' A Jew
seconds-later-itlie whistle blew,; ending
the, half. , . 1 ' ,
'"Wby doesn?t Harvard-' open., tip?"
Late- in-, the - second period Sprakhng
kept, saying; that to me.- tt seemed -that
Harvard must do so if itjwas to ,win.
Xet" Harvard fcref rained-.: trorni opening
,:up --until tho game. -'"wsa'-'tnoat , over
and almost -certain defetit was star
ing the Crimson in the face. --- . :
-A large number of Tooters are fix- -pected
the Yi Jj.1. Q.j i. gymnasium.
tonight tor witneag , the basketball '
game to .beV Staged by the "glrlsv and
a faculty team. ; . '
The teaqhers -have, some real - Mars
on their quintet . , and ., are confident
thqt they will take the measure of
the girls. The girl?, on the otlef hand, ,
believ that'' they won't- have much
difficulty in winning the game. :
The . contest will start .at. 7:30 o'
clock. Admission will be 25 cents and
the proceeds will be turned over fo
made football popular, .yet- the coach
es are not getting the possibilities out
of the play or-giving, the spectators j the Girls' .Athletic-Association of the
the kind of game they like." tHigh School.- - - t-v .
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v KINSTONV -Nov. 2 7. .Plans to -or;
ganize a city church basketbalV leag'ua
in progress at this time, it was learn
ed Saturday; Several churches in the
city have the plan , under cansiderar
t ion and a real attempt -to put ''the
proposithsrr; tttsough in; the next If ew
days to be made.. - r-. ?t -
: -. According itofi the?- Information" at
fiandf 'a men'; and ai boy's quint (Will
be organizea,- if posslblev by rseveral
of the oriranized.i if nosnihlrv, -riv: isev-
eral of' the -leading churches of vthe
city;. The ladies also may- p6ssbilyget
quints to working' and form, their
.own' ' .; :cho-rc! leagtr. jriowever, the
younger boya are. not atter the idea
and are likely to put the deal -over
aoon.
A meeting to hash over these ideaf3
is setufor Tuesday, or : Wednsday,-f
this. week, .at .which "representative1
is expected, and teams -arie t&"put; UA
of' each denomination will vte prev
sent. From that meting a real j plan
is espeetd &ti once, t Several -places
ai'e 'available for practice,; including
a' plot- of ground, already .arranged
with goals and so forth, back "of ine
Cheney house on King .. street: An
other "court may be- obtainert on Gor;-.;
don streefs it ;iundersto53ai
. In this connection, it iwais "Teafried-
also yesterday that the-newly organ
ized HiY, Club-here,, of younger boys
are to-ptit-a -team in-the field' at once.j
Theseisboys are-hot'after:tthe idea and
may work ''in ' connection" with .-the
church city legaue - idea.-;
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