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N.C. STATE TAK
ELON TEAM 12-0
IN INITIAL GAME
CERTAIN TO SEE ACTION
Eddy Berlinski Proves'
Worth As Scoring
Threat
Special to the Daily Tar Heel
Kaleigh, N. C, Sept. 19
Eddy Berlinski made good his
threat to reallv bust into the
ranks of North Carolina State's
football greats here today by
contributing both touchdowns
against Elon College as 'State
turned in its first victory of the
season with the none too deci
sive score of 12-0.
Coach Hunk Anderson was
not sparing in sending in his
numerous reserves and the
greater number of the players
saw action State confined their
tactics to rush plays and threat
ened several times but were un
able to put over more than two
markers.
Elon made their only bid in
the last quarter when they
threatened the State goal line
but were finally repulsed.
'State's Wolfpack will take
their first plunge into real com
petition when they run up
against Davidson's Wildcats
next week.
Fischer Takes Title
Football took a temporary
back seat yesterday afternoon
as young Johnny Fischer of Cin
cinnati defeated Scotland's Jock
McLean one up for the National
Amateur Golf championship in
a match that went 37 holes.
Down by one with two to go,
Fischer came through with
three straight birdies to cop the
title. The 35th was halved to
keep McLean's lead, but a beau
tiful eight foot putt on the roll
ing 36th sent the battle to an ex
tra hole.
Down the split fairway on the
Garden City, L. I. number one
hole, both boys drove over the
200-yard mark with Fischer
about 40 yards nearer the green.
The latter then dropped his ball
on the edge of the green about
25 feet from the pin, while Mc
Lean's approach shot rolled
across the green and into a
waist high trap.
The All-Important
The Scotchman's explosion
shot from the trap stopped about
six feet from the pin. A dead si
lence fell upon the large gallery
as Fischer lined up his ball for
the shot. He had set his feet
firmly, but then stepped back to
relax as the clicking shutters of
cameramen unnerved him.
A few seconds later he again
took his stance. His chance to
gain the coveted title hinging
on his ability to sink a most dif
ficult putt on the tricky green.
He nutted. The crallerv-held its
breath as the little white ball Pletely f ailin to show the least
ran its course straight to the ar of the Brown Bomber even
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BACK
DAVIDSON FALLS
PREY TO DUKE'S
ONSLAUGHT 13-0
Running Plays Feature
Blue Devil's Win
In Opener
Special to the Daily Tab Heel
Greensboro, Sept. 19 Duke's
Blue Devils won an unimpressive
victory over a determined Wild
cat eleven in Memorial stadium
here tonight, 13-0.
Fearful of being scouted prior
to their meeting with Colgate
next week, Duke used mainly
power plays and kept Wallace
Wade's book of aerial tricks
rather securely closed.
Smith Scores
The Blue Devils showed pow
er in the line as they opened
holes for Harward Smith, re-
serve Devil fullback, to gallop
over the 'Cat's goal line twice,
once in the first quarter and
once in the third.
Only one conversion was suc
cessful.
Davidson was on an even man
power with their opponents but
their backs failed to reel off the
long runs against the Duke de
fense.
Coach Wade seemed satisfied
with the performance of his pro
teges and looks forward to their
real test next week against Can
ny Andy Kerr's invading Red
Raiders from upstate New York.
Much pomp and celebration
marked the opening of the sea
son with displays by both stands
as the rival bands cavorted un
der the arc lights.
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IN SECRET DRILL
and taking the crown which ex- a certain formula for depositing
perts had predicted would go to the colored one in a recumbent
Johnny Goodman. position on the canvas and has
.0 repeatedly assured his backers
"Giants Hold Lead that it can't fail.
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League honors, the Giants and rate in the same class with the
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New Yorkers' lead at five full Haynes and his complete disdain
games. From all appearances, for Joe promise to make the bat-
the Giants are in and metropoli- tie fast and furious.
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Display Peak Form
In Practice
The doughty but misunder
standing student who was fence
guard at yesterday's secret foot
ball practice session in Kenan
stadium was not quite diligent
fact that the Tar Heel backs are
able to pull off 75"-yd. runs not
once but twice a game.
In a resrular full time came
Since Ettore has been in the between the Blue and White
series. ranaho hand a nf T.pw Tend er
Only nine games remain for ke has been coming along fast
the Giants and eight for the St. and the match between the vi
squads, several plays were run
off that will probably be used
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FROSH GRIDDERS
TO START WORK
Large Freshman Squad'
Receives Uniforms
Between 95 and 100 freshman
football hopefuls responded to
Coach Walter Skidmore's call'
yesterday and reported to Emer
son stadium to receive equip
ment.
Regular practice will start to-1
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
on Emerson field at which time j
Skidmore will acquaint himself
with the former prep school
flashes, would-be stars and no
vices.
All those who were unable to
report yesterday are expected to
come, to Emerson field at that
time with those who already
have their equipment. Intensive
practice will begin immediately', , , - ,
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so mat tne coacn may mane up f riends informed 0f -happenings
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Wolfpack by 13-0
Over at Raleigh, N. C. State
swung into action and scored a
12-0 triumph over Elon's small
but scrappy club. As with the
Blue Devils in last night's en-
installed in the south 'wing of
Graham Memorial. They occupy
,ff9,w Tin vidW Hunk the room previously used by the
Anderson's crew wasn't expect- University club and the Carolina
ed to nut on anv elaborate dis- Magazine.
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O en out oy tne atnietic associa-
While the Wolfpack and Duke tion, the new offices answer a
Wh iIp 'the Wolknack and Duke long felt need both for more of-
sauads were tasting their first fice space and for a central head-
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Wolf's Tar Heels went through Aitnougn no aennite meeting
a regular practice game here in place has yet been chosen for
Kenan stadium. The regulars, tne university ciud, rete ivey
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Burnette
The Blue team with a back
field composed of Burnette, Dun
ham, Kraynick and Brickle
meyer tore off good gains
against the first string line dur
ing the first period, climaxing
their exhibition when Bunny
Burnette returned a punt from
his own 25-vd. line and crossed
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Then with a series of pass
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