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Bradshaw, Mrs. Bruce Strowd, Mrs. Dora Elliot, Mrs. J. Bell, Mrs. E. . G. Hoefer, Mrs. Paul Greene and Miss Lucy Lay, Mrs. Sophia MacVider, Mrs. J. F. Dashiell, Mrs Louis Graves, Miss - Nellie Roberson. Miss lone Cates, Mrs. G. K. G. Henry, Miss Mary Cobb, Mrs. J. B. Bullitt, Miss Cassia Wallace, Mrs. J. F. Dmigli erty, Mrs. S. F. Jones, Mrs. J. W. Hum phreys, Mrs. B. L. Smith, Mrs. E. W, Knight, Miss Josie Pritchard, Mrs. S. H Hobbs, Mrs. Elliott and daughters, Mrs. A.M. Jordan, Miss Willie Ames, Mrs Dcy, Miss Daisy Ross, Mrs Pat Winston. Mrs. R. D. W. Connor, Mrs. H. G. Paul sen, Miss Abby Laura Paulsen, Mrs.' H. W. Odum. FIELD GOALS IN FOURTH QUARTER DEFEATS'U. N. (Continued from page one) Bonnet : .. Jackson Lewis Hough Left guard Mclver Center . Right guard Berger (Capt.) Beatty Besley Henie Right tackle C. Fordham , Hawfield Braswell Right end Quarterback J. Y Sparrow Fordham Left halfback Stevens Hall Dill Right halfback Merritt Fullback Score by periods! Maryland . 0 Carolina . 0 66 00 Field goals: Hall 2. Penalties: Carolina 30 yards. First downs: Carolina 4, Maryland 7, Forward passes:' Carolina 0 out of 8 attempts, Maryland 4 out pf 11 attempts Forward passes Intercepted: Mary land 3. ' Substitutions: Carolina Devin for Sparrow,' Underwood for Merritt, Bon ner for Dill, Dill for Bonner, Bonner for Merritt, Cobb for Underwood, Roberson for Mclver, Hogan for Matthews. Mary land Blackinstone for Stevens, Parker for Blackinstone, Stevens for. Parker. Referee, Cook umpire, Bocok; head linesman, Iberd. Game in Detail Besley kicked off. Sparrow received on Carolina's five-yard line and returned ball to 22-yard line. Djll gained one yard off left tackle. Dill gained three yards off left tackle. Sparrow punted. Osborne received on Maryland's 25-yard line. Stevens on three plays produced a first down. Two grounded passes and one line plunge failed to gain much ground for Maryland. Henie punted. Dill received and returned the bull to Maryland's 38-yard line. Sparrow made no gain on a line plunge. Fordham got one yard on a similar play. Merritt booted the ball. It went out of bounds on Maryland's 38-yard line. Hall nicked Carolina's right flank for four yards. Stevens gained no ground on a similar play. A pass was grounded. Henie punted, Sparrow received, pn Carolina's 43-yard line. ; J. Fordham smashed cen ter for one yard. Sparrow pillared his way through the line for six feet. ' Spar row punted. 'Stevens received and re turned the ball to Maryland's 23-yard line. Dill threw Besley for two yards loss. Henie punted. Sparrow . received on the 45-yard line. , Merritt rammed center for two yards. Sparrow ripped five yards through right tackle. Merritt rammed the line to no avail.. Merritt punted. The ball went over the goal line. It was returned to Maryland'; 20-yard line. Henie punted on the first play. Sparrow received on , the 50-yard line. J. Fordham smashed the line for one yard. Merritt whirled through left tackle' for five yards. Dill covered sim liar territory for three yards. Merritt kicked out of bounds on Maryland's one- foot line. Henie punted on his first play. Sparrow received on 25-yard line. Mer ntt circled right end for eight yards. bparrow speared five feet by a right tackle play, and completed a first 'down. J. Fordham carried the ball three yards, and the first period ended. J. Fordham ripped off enough dis tance to cultivate a first down as the second period opened. Dill tried plunge that failed to gain ground. Caro lina was penalized five yards for offsides. Three passes failed, and the ball, went over to the visitors on Maryland's 17- yard line. Maryland tried a criss cross with Besley carrying the ball.- No gain. Fordham stopped Henie as he plunged into the line of scrimmage. Henie punt ed. Dill received on Carolina's 45-yard line: Dill smashed the line for two yards. Fordham got one yard gain the same way. Dili could make no gain through the line." Dill punts. Parker received on Maryland's nine-yard line. Henie punts. Devin received on Carolina's 44- yard line. Underwood smashed the line for two yards. "Dill punted to Mary land's 20-yard line. Parker went off right tackle for five yards gain. Besley got two yards the same way. Parker could make no gam through center. Henie punted over Carolina's goal line. The ball was returned to Carolina's 20-yard line.' - Devin went . off tackle for eight yards, orilham smashed the line for three yards and a first down. Carolina penalized 15 yards for holding. Under wood smashed the line for no gain. Dill punted. Besley signalled for a fair catch Maryland's 45-yard ; line. Parker gathered momentum for four yards. Hall attempted a "drop kick "which failed. Carolina got the ball on her own seven- yard line. Devin plunged against the line for no gain. Devin punted out of bounds on Maryland's 30-yard line. Bes ley was thrown for five yards loss. A Maryland pass was grounded.; Maryland lost five more yards on a fake pass play. Hall tried a drop kick which failed. It was Carolina's ball on her 40-vnrd he. A Carolina pass was grounded. Fordham dived off tackle for two yards. Another , Carolina pass was grounded. Devin punted to Maryland's 35-yard line. irst half ends. , ' Second Half The second .half . opened with Henie kicking -off. , Bonner received the ball Maryland's five-yard line, and re turned it to his 20-yard line. Dill dived off tackle for a couple of yards. Mer ritt punted. Parker received on the 15- ard line and was downed. Henie and Hall smattered Carolina's line for seven yards. Hall punted. Dill received the ball on Carolina's 48-yard line. Sparrow plunged two yards off right tackle. Mer ritt gained nine yards by whirling through left tackle. Dill fumbled on the next play, but Sparrow recovered the ball. Underwood dived three yards through center. Besley intercepted a Carolina pass. After one play that fail ed, Henie punted. Sparrow received on C arolina 8 35-yard line. Carolina was unable to gain on three plays and Spar row punted. Hall received on Mary- lands 15-yard line. Unable to gain through the line, Maryland resorted to a punt. The punt was partially blocked and Supplee recovered the ball on Caro lina's 49-yard line. Besley made seven yards off left tackle. , Hall fumbled and Maryland lost five yards. Besley passed to Hall for seven yards gain. Hall punt ed. The ball went out of bounds on Car olina's 27-yard line. Underwood plunged through the line for three yards. Spar row failed to gain on an off-tackle play. Merritt punted. Besley received on Maryland's 30-yard lie. Besley made no gain, but Hall nicked the line for four yards on an off-tackle play. Henie punted. Sparrow received on Carolina's 25-yard line. When the Maryland line held on three plays Merritt kicked. Par ker received on Maryland's 40-yard line. Besley ran five yards off tackle; a pass netted 14 feet and Parker carried the ball two yards for a first down. Third period ends. The ball was on Carolina': 48-yard line. A pass, Hall to Besley, gave Maryland 12 yards gain, and a first down.- A pass, Besley to Stevens, added three yards. Another pass was grounded, Hall stepped back to the 40-yard line and drop kicked the ball for a.field goal. Underwood kicked off to Maryland. Bes ley .received the ball on his own five- yard line, and returned it to the 20- yard line. Besley plunged through the line for four yards. A pass wa$ ground ed. Henie punted to Bonner who ' re ceived- the ball on his five-yard line, and returned it to Carolina's 48-yard line. Bonner and Underwood got only six yards on three line plays and Devin punted.' Besley received on Maryland's 15-yard line. Henie punted on the first play. Devin received, and returned the ball to Carolina's 20-yard line. Devin went off-tackle for almost 10 yards. Bon ner plunged through the line for two yards and a first down. Carolina tried ft pass which was - grounded. Carolina was penalized five yards for being off sides. Another Carolina pass was ground ed. Bonner gained five yards through the line. Maryland blocked Devin's punt and picked up the ball. They carried it to Carolina's 21-yard line. After Parker had made three stabs at the line, Hall stepped back to the 25-yard line and ' drop kicked goal for Maryland's second" score. , Devin picked off to Mary land. : Hall , received the ball on Mary land's 10-yard line, and carried it to the 20-yard line.. For the remainder of the game the ball stayed near midfteld. Cobb and Hackney threw a number of for ward passes for Carolina, but none of the passes materialized. - Just before the game ended Stevens went off tackle for 12 yards and a first down. . 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Amduwb, Ati't Cashier THE PEOPLES BANK Chapil Hill, N. C 1 jno visitor to tne campus is ever more heartily welcomed than Miss Emilie Rose Knox,, who appears here tomorrow night CALENDAR Thursday, 8:30 P, Emilie Rose Knox, Memorial Hall. Friday, 11:00 A. M-Presidential Straw Vote. 3:00 P. Mw Cake Race, Emer- son Field. 8:00 P. M. Hallowe'en Carni val, Bynunt Gymnasium. Saturday, 2:30 P. M. N. C. vs. S. C, Emerson Field. 7:00 P. M. Di and Phi Socie ' ' ties, Di and Phi Halls. - Sunday, 4:00 P, M. "Songs of Old S o u t h," Mrs. Collingwood Tucker, Memorial Hall. . - s Scrubs Get Penalized Often Takes After the Varsity. Living up to their name of "The Iron Men," the Carolina Scrubs completely demolished the W. L. L team at Wil mington last Saturday. Outgeneraled, outplayed, and totally lacking in defense, the soldiers were completely snowed un der, 32 to 0. In the first seven and a half minutes of play the scrubs took the ball 60 yards down the field for a touchdown. With an exchange of punts, the scrubs again took possession of the ball on the 12-yard line. First down was made and the quarter ended with only one foot to go for a touchdown. The Iron Men, on resumption of play, carried the ball across with the first rush, and made point for goal. On receiving the ball Carolina at tempted two passes, both of them fail ing. They lost the ball on downs. "W L. I. again kicked. Carolina fumbled and lost the ball. They again recovered it when McMillan intercepted a forward pass and raced down an open field for touchdown. The scrubs received the all on the! 30-yard line and quickly advanced it to within 10 yards of the goal by smash ing line attacks. The scrubs took two five-yard penalties and were unable to score before the half ended. The third quarter resulted mostly in passes and penalties, the scrubs losing a total of 45 yards. The scrubs finally carried the ball over again at the last of the quarter by intercepting a W. L. I. pass and making two first downs. In the last quarter the scrubs reeled off 80 yards, mostly by end runs, for their last score. On W. E. I.'s five-yard line they were again penalized, but suc ceeded in rushing the ball over. Neither goal was threatened for Jthe balance of the time, and the quarter ended with the ball in the middle of the field. Final score: Carolina 32; W. L. I. 0. The line-up follows: " L. I. , N. C. Scrubs Burnett , Jones attmmnntiiitmimmi iiiiiiinmnti8Knini8t -i. IT W. L. TANKERSLEY Tankersley Building Cigars - Fruit - Cakes - Candies EUBANKS DRUG COMPANY Agentt for Nunnally'$ and Huyler's Candy Reliable Dettggists foe 32 Yeaes R. E. Schnibben Lockhart R. O. Orrell Fouts R. G. Kerr Corbett ' Ii G. Furlong ; L. T. Taylor :, ...: L. E. Westbrook L. H. Mann : R. H. Weeks Murphy Josephs Donnahue Atkinson McMulIen Sides Jenkins F. B. Epperson . Teaeue Q. B. uniciaisi Keferee, Shaw; umpire; Hack; head linesman, Hasketts time keeper, Gieschen. Fewer Students Put on Probation Carolina students are becoming more law-abiding each year. During the past few years the probation list of students, who have either left school before the holidays began or were not back to classes by the end of the holiday season, has been as high as 200 or more, with steady decline. A few less than 100 students hajre been put on probation for not conforming to the rules during the most recent vacation, the Carolina State football game holiday, BUDD-PIPER ROOFING COMPANY V ., DPBHAK, NoBTII CaCOLUTA ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK a8nttnmm;:K::in;i8ti8ni t's Not aHoiae'Ull it's Planted It' only just a house until you have some Rcweg over the porch, Shrubs for the border, and Shade Tree- for the lawn. Let our land scape pl&nnen help you. W rite in. Also send for our new eataloz of ornamentals and fruit trees. J. YAH. UNDLET HUMERI CO. Pamtna, H.rlh OeraHiw 1 4$ TAN LINDLEY CO., Florists GREENSBORO, N. C. 100,000 iquare feet of glati. 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