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Scoop Giving Details Of Duke And Carolina Game Is Made By Prof. Blinendorfer; Duke Wins? 'CONTINUED FROM CAUK ONE and the Blue Devils of Duke tint- j vcrrtty met here next Saturday t decide the state football chain pionship and the merits of Einstein theory of relativity Uet.weon euro* j pu«es A battalion of guardsmen. calVC j out by Governor Gardner m even’ of a Duke victory deployed about | the famous Davie poplar, to proven' j vandalism by notions Dukeltos. President Frank Graham of Cam- ! Una iimde u speech from the thtrt j yard line outlining distressing work-1 lug and living conditions ahum y' prohibition agents. Dr. William Pre ton Few, president of Duke. then spoke eulogising: John Wesley an condoling with Carolina upon Its tiny thou, and acre campus and if small stadium. Dr, Few iivrltled on making his address from th« thirl ■ - five yard line. The crowd stood while tile T. Heel band played the college hymn and the Duke cheering seetton guv j three lusty cheers for Southern I Power and Duke's Mixture Ftrst Quarter. Captain Nash, of Carolina, r.nd. Davis, Of Duke met In midfield Davis declined the quarter Na.,)j a proffered him to toss and nCMiehut niitly drew n twenty dollar gold piece front his head gear and hand ed H to Hash. Nash won, and chose, to postpone the game two years. Da vis then summoned the secretary ot the Duke endowment fund, pm chased the stadium for a roupte of million, and ordered Carolina to plav or hr prosecuted for tvespass nig., vt ef ,innis Officials were ‘Senator Simmons, .referee; Clyde Itoey, umpire: Rep resentative D» Scot! Pool, ol Hokt 1 heudl.nesman: President Wilson, oi > State federation of labor, Reid judge j and timekeeper. Josephus Daniels kicked oil 'mil j tried to make the ball coyer both; id -, and each team i tunned u safe- ! ly The referee compromised by placing the. ball ill scrimmage on the j kilowatt. Hur Duke tool: j time out while the goal posts wev ! rot. oil to a height equal io I tow r oi Duke chapel. Branch (lowed fifteen yarn thi'High tackle but was damned by Ad' is, Devil center, Adk'ns took j the ball awav from Branch and rod-! rd Into a tree hospital bed, whlli i four trained nurses4 ushed him over 1 the "oal line for the first touch down. Duke 6; Carolina o. Bishop Mou.'on appointed n min isterial student to a chaw behiml j the line, and it counted for the ex- j fra point. Duke 7; C arolina SECOND QUARTER Probl agents were thrown tor loss as they charged the first. i '.V, shown but the drinker was peiiah ed half a pint for premature e posture. tti n ret Simmons discovered tha players on both teams were regru-1 la, and after advising all.parent to ,<nd their sons to North Ca him state, and warning aspirant. tor the Methodist ministry'to study j •a; Wako Forest he walked off the j field. Umpire Tiory made a speech ’ do imhding selection of a new re form end J. W. Batlev sidled down p.i r:-m to accent the job. Captain Davis objected that th ball was dirty, but was over ruled i Branch kicked off to Bill Murray j who ran through the entire Caro-; 11 na team, but saw his bride In the! •■tands and gave her the ball. Th j Duke purchasing agent, threw a gross of new balls on the field, bin I Field Judge Wilson declared them illegal, because they were made by non-union labor. Mrs. Murray agreed to give the ball back, if Friend Hubby was cre dited with two touchdowns and one point after. The supreme court went in a huddle to decide the point and ruled that it was woman's in- ’ herent right to seek bargains am' allowed the claim. Score: Duke 20: Carolina a. ! The Duke team quit the lie id to ] attend dt die*ton" exercises for a new gymn; five dormitories, a hull a rt’crvaUi.n center and a V. M t A. While they were gone Carolina! scored five touchdown.-; but wa penalized three because they were; made by a non-fraternity man. On the third try for goal. Speaker Wil- j Ms Smith Duke ID warned again additional approprittons. but Caro- ’ llna missed the point. Score: Duke 20: Carolina If. A Carolina professor walked1 across- the field with a rainbow round Ills shoulder tb signify the | half was over. THIRD Ql ART HR. Between halves, rum agents raid- i ed the Carolina side, and eight stu-, dents were killed when an officer stumbled on tire steps. A passing motorist’s baby was slain as anoth er agent missed the spare tire. Head Linesman Pool got his first glimpse of the Duke mascot during the intermission and penalised Duk* all It scores, becau e it hail a tall. Carolina 14; Duke 0. Carolina came on the field dis guised as cotton mill executives. While a Duke representative quoted them power rates, six of there .-?or-j *d. < arolina lit:; Duke 0, Field Judge Wilson penalised Carolina 34 points for not atlowir.r players double credits tor time out Carolina (1; I>ukc 0. By purchasing additional lam, Duke advanced the ball to Carolina';, forty yard line and condemned the remaining distance for a new vvlmming pool; They made the ex tra point by Clipping a dividend coupon. Duke 1: t arolina Carolina now relied on its ex tension department and reported that a mirespondenc student ill Stokes hath scored twice; blit had, failed to make his point because he was playing barefooted. Carolina. IK; Duke 7. Tlv chime: in. the Duke tower at J Ihls- nmctuie struck the time; and Duk added ii to its score Carolina 18: Duke U. The Onrohna team went into f> \ huddle, heard .speeches by Noiumn rhonias and Tom Jhnersbn, then mnouneed t.hi y would pool the , gore and divide it evenly Carolina 15; Duke 15 After ten minutes of ineffectual Inlaying, the Duke Athletics coiin | r 11 offered long term contracts ‘o | the entire Carolina team, gave them full professorships and approp I dated all scores made by them Duke 30; Carolina 0 Fighting was reported over ft five | mile front as the game ended and the stadium was turned Into a Red Cross hospital for wounded civil ians Moore Named Tax Supervisor There Rntherfoiclton. Deo. 5.—Charle ^ (!. Moore, of Forest City, was ap | (jointed tax supervisor o! Ruther ford county by the county commix slonera. He will ho to Raleigh next i Wei k for three days instructions' uud will start work around the first] of the year. C. 8, .Royster was re-elected sup-? - rintendent of the Rutherfordf rmmty home. Qarrctt Rd wards wn re-elected county traffic- officer, and1 M. K. Heed was. re-elected comity accountant. Modern fniiy-talet: "It s good a> new,” Reserve Team In Victory At College <Special to The Star.) Dolling Springs, Dec. 5.—wobably j the most Interesting football game.! of the season was played on the 1 Boiling Springs college athletic field j Wednesday afternoon when the powerful Bolling Springs collego re-1 Serves defeated the hard .hitting1 unemployed team of the town, 22-0. It was a game that attracted much attention and a large group of spec tators. Both teams put up a good tight, f The most outstanding player of 'he unemployed,team was Flay Wal ter who played In the backfield other good players were Hamby. Grigg and Hamrick. The outstand ing players of the College team were McCrary, Hunt and McCraw. The most, thrilling play of the game was| in the last few moments wrien For-j est Hunt, mighty fullback, ran around right end and across an open field for ninety-five yards to| ■.core a touchdown. 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Mr. Bailey indicated that he already following the national ()" • iitical situation closely, but declin ed to comment on any of the pres ent trends or personalities, other than to remark that he is interested to see whether President Hoover i going.to try to assume any leader ship of congress during the present short session. When asked whether or not he thought President Hoover would call a special session of the next congress following the close of the present session on March 3, 1931 Mr Bailey said: "That all depends upon what this ession ql congress does or does not ' do between now and March 4. It It 'really accomplishes some ol the much needed legislation and does um'thing. a special session prob ably will not be called. But it It \does riot do anything constructive this time < h.e people may demand itn extra session of the new cou . 'tress." 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