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Teams All Set
Dig f we Clans In Review
As Curtain Swings Back
Wolf pack T° Depend on
Speed and Deception To
Rout Heavy Appal a*,
chian Gridden
ARRIVES
FOR DUKE TUSSLE
W'ilJcaU Are Cloaked In
Secrecy and Coach** “Not
Talking *; Blue Devil Cam.
pus iVierry ; Heel* and Dea.
cons To Give Backfield
Show
on by daily reports of (Teat
<, - *«> power from Wake Forest,
■ :f na football team took its
' .<!ui finished polishing its
. -x hi? afternoon. putting its
ir. leadmess for a game in
Hi:! tomorrow that promises
, r * exhibition of two of the fln
r. : . nfield ramps in the State. Both
have their strength and ex
fill* concentrated in the back
r.u b. th play the wide-open Notre
ILaie -pe pme: and both have been
;i.g defensive work, to offen
- ,■ iiilS all Through early practice,
i j.n Collins said today that he was
we satisfied with his first string line,
of course, he hasn't had any do
drill- and therein lies his
j, .' of i:.\iety. Wake Forest was
ta:.t :-.it vesterdav when it was nn
.. jnced that Dusty Dudley and Hack
fust string linemen, would
t te able to participate because of
uriei. Due to the rainfall of yet
most of the day was consumed
t. :n drills indoors, but a short ses
v. r. was held on Gore field, the Dea
. n« working chiefly on pass defense
:u#t in case the Heels decide to talc*
■he air route. The probable lineup*
fvi the kick off are (Carolina first
d Wake Forest second (yi listing)
rft ends. Walker and Green; left
i.'K.es Hodges and Chetty; left
£.j:d* Barclay and DeAngelis; cen
•:.i I nderwood and Owen; right
■.. aids N’ewcombe and Kesaler; right
i.s.f' Smith and Grant; right ends,
Brsr.d; and Pardie; quarter backs,
Or.ar.tl er and Wall: left halves, White
. u Wilson; right halves, ('room and
Fee:? fail backs. Lassiter and Brad
i. ,:.i Myers.
Mate and Appalachian.
* J 'hift the great offensive wea
: football teams coached by
'• - Dmr men, is nearing perfcc
’he State College football
v a:.i will probably be used m >re
f- the Wolfpack than last
* • F Iteese. however, remem
"" many penalties that w?re
'• : ’ » his men last year for shlft
i f «st The rule requires a one
-« i halt. Speed and deception will
i :,> 'l against the Mountaineers to
'■ i ight Should the Pack take
r.e air the passing combination of
t\ Jrhnson to Lawrence McCulley
• s.:re to see action. Both are lirrht
: -ophomores. The duty of calling
s «■ •- for the Waif pack to start the
*. -n - will be given to Bob McQurge,
: quarterback from Salisbury
vr *op* the scale at 185. What Mope
’ . -«ry fullback, and *Allen Bai.ey
- Bo Bohannon, half backs, will
pig skin luggers is a big ques-
Smith and Reese say their squad
? : good condtiion. but believe it
«- i tough assignment in beating
re Mountaineer clan tomorrow night.
Duke and Davkhoa
>’.’.l cloaking their movements in
oeepest secrecy .the Davidson Wild
a*> airived in Durham this afternoon
; 'heir opener at Duke stadium to
. :row with Wallace Wade’s Blue
o iN. I-ittle is known about the team
' arhes Doc Newton and Gene Mc-
E et will present against Duke as
•>v make their debuts as Big Five
c> _ aches. Davidson practices have been
-r. .! locked gates and the two
> hes aren't talking”. The game
~ rxpected to be one of the closest
i * hard fought of the 1932 Big Five
-■■•■paign. Both teams have been k*y
r>» a high pitch during the thiee
of fall training and are ready
■i. ike their bows. A feeling of keen
■ ipat n»n pervades the Duke catn
* on the eve of the pre-season open
«■ A r.ig pep meeting is scheduled to
’* '.rid tonight. Athletic officiate are
«*!'*• *ing one of the largest crowds
in attendance at a Duke opener
te on hand when the whistle
- t.ds at 230 o’clock. Probable start
- are <Duke reading first in order),
ff’ ends, Roseiter or James and Mor
left tackles, Crawford and Wag
■ *-i left guards, Means or Shock and
Mutual Insurance
In Strong Mutual Companies
Quality Protection
Operated For Benefit of
Policy Holders
Spells
DIVIDENDS
On Expiring Policies
W. C. CATES
Licensed Local Agent—Henderson, N. 0.
Rivee or Hand, centers. Sink and Cap
tain Gardner; right guards, Andrews
and Ogden; right tackles. Porecca and
Whitfield ;'right ends, Rogers and
Morris; quarterbacks, Ershler and
Mackorell; left halves, L&ney and
Mills; right halves, Brownlee and
Pearce; and fullbacks. Captain Mason
and Peabody or Caiton.
Sfajjidjh£s
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Championship Final
C *“ b W. L. P<*
Greensbor 0 4 3
Charlotte 3 4 409
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. P-*
Chicago 89 63 . 586
Pittsburgh 84 66 . 560
Brooklyn 80 72 . 526
Philadelphia 77 73 .513
Boston 76 76 . .500
St. Louis 70 80 . 46?
New York 69 81 .460
Cincinnati 59 93 . 388
AMERICAN LEAGUE
a«* w. 1- Peg
New York 105 46 . 695
Philadelphia 93 58 .616
Washington 91 60 . 603
Cleveland 85 64 . 570
Detroit 72 74 .493
St. Louis 62 87 . 416
Chicago 48 100 . 324
Boston *2 109 .278
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Greensboro 10; Charlotte 6.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 8; Philadelphia 7.
Washington 4; Boston 2.
No others played. /
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 7; New York 2. 1 t
Pittsburgh 7; Chicago 0.
St. Louis 8; Cincinnati 5.
No others played.
Todafffolmesl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
New York at Boston. *
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
HENDERSON, (N. C.,) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, IMS
For Respective Battles Tomorrow
Local Team
Called To
Blackboard
Bulldogs Have Scrim
mage Called Off On
Account Os Rainy
Weather
Only a blackboard drill was had
yesterday by the Henderson high
echool football squad with the after
noon scrimmage session called off on
o» C Kr U e t „° f rain The b °y s h *ve an
her full week of woric ahead of them
before they meet their first opponlh*.
A team composed of Watkins and
Davis, ends; Loughlin and Scoggins,
tackles; Langston or Sustare and
Grissom, guards; Turner, center; W.
Scoggins, quarter, Rogers and J. Mills
halves, and Green, full; has been get
ting the call for the first string in
the early practices being held and
this team was supposed to be the first
team in the scrimmage session that
was carded for yesterday.
The reserve strength of the local
eleven will be good with a number of
these men seeing action in the coming
contests as well ass giving the men
on the first string a hard time hold
ing their places.
Before next Friday, there may be
some changes in the local’s lineup due
to the improvement that the boys in
the second string are showing and
maybe some of hte vets on the team
will warm the bench for a a while if
they do not deliever the goods to the
new mentor.’
Assistant Coach Merritt is here and
is aiding in rounding the team into
shape.
Champion's Reward
B3 ; B
wBUttOBHrY 1
• i i., v • .
Vtm mm
■HHilli y\. • H
The first to congratulate Charlie
Grimm, manager of the Chicago
Cube, on their cinching the pennant
for tne National League by defeat
ing the Pittsburg Pirates, was Mrs.
Charlie, his wife. Here she is say
ing it with a big hug. And doet
Charles look sore? Don’t be sil!
Wade’s “Ace. In The Bole?” i
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mi 11.,, MMmk
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" ,rv *aßw* •* * ••
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This lad may be Coach Wallace
Wade’s “ace in the hole” for the open*
0r with Davidson at Duke stadium Sat
urday afternoon. He is Bab Ooac. full
YANKS SQUEEZE
VKTQRYOVER A’S
Jimmy Foxx Hat Great Day
At Bat and Gets Two
Homers That Total 56
Philadelphia/ Sept. 23 (AP)—Jim
mie Foxx ha'd a day at bat that re
sembled scene of the great feats of
Babe Ruth, whose place as Home
Run King he has usurped, but the
Athletics couldn’t hold the big lead
he gave them and the New Yon
YYankees came from behind to take a
ten ihning decision, Bto 7. The Ya ri ks
won 14 of the 22 games with the A’s
during the season.
Foxx smashed his 55th home run
with the bases full In the third in n ing
and his 56th in the seventh frame with
no one aboard. The two wallops
gave the A’s a 7-3 load and gave Foxx
a tie with Hack Wilson for second
place among the major league home
ru n hitters of all time just four blows
behind Ruth's 1927 record of 60.
The Yanks began their.comeback in
the eighth, also using the home nm
route. With two out Byrd singled
and Gehrig slammed his 33rd homer
over the right field wall. A hit by
Lazzeri, Rufflng’s pinch single a n d
Chapman’s double netted a third run.
Hoag tied the score in the ninth by
lining a homer over the rtgnt field
wall.
Drewry News
By MRS. HENRY B. WHITE.
The friends of Mrs. Rosa Lee Ar
rington will regret to learn of her
death on September 21, 1932 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Walston.
She Is survived by the following
children, Mrs. R. T. Walston, Mrs.
Shade Hill, of Drewry, Mrs. Sam Cur
rln of near Raleigh, Eunice and Mor
ton Arrington,* of Drewjry, Bob Ar
rington of near Boydton, Coley Ar
ring-ton of Henderson and Jack Ar
rington.
The funeral services were held at
Rock Spring church, near Townsville
and were in charge of Rev. P. D.
Woodall. The active pallbearers were
Messrs. Hope Bullock, John Wilson,
J. C. Stabler, Floyd Fleming, H. E.
Brewer, Thomas Paschall. Honorary
pallbearers were her granddaughters
and little daughter, Margaret.
Mrs. OJUe Kntsley of Roanoke
Rapids is’ the guest of ner mother,
Mrs. Shade Hill and her aunt, Mrs.
R. T. Walston. *
Frances Perry Wilson left on Thurs
day to enter State College, Raleigh.
Henry B. White, Edmund White
and Walter Boyd, Frances Boyd and
Ethel Newell tof Towns\|llle, spent
Wednesday in Oxford and Roxboro.
Miss Alice B. White of the Zeb
Vance faculty left on Wednesday for
her school near Kittrell.
Miss Alma Kffmb&ll who teaches
at Dabney left on Wednesday for her
school. v
Mr 3. Lawrence Setxer of Jackson
town, spent Wednesday night with
friends in Drewry. ,
Miss Nancy White of Raleigh who
spent several days last Veek with Miss
Nena White left Wednesday for Mid
dleburg to take up her duties as a
teacher in the school there.
Wallace and Walter White spent
Thursday afternoon with their grand
mother, Mrs. N. D. Boyd, near Towns
ville.
Enthusiasm without fanaticism, in
dependence without anarchy, suffi
cient human nature to make one a
weak and loveable mortal—this is true
genius.
back, a junior college product, and has
been doing brilliant work in the Duke
training oanp.
-- - Saturday Sehmfali »■■■ ■
FOOTBALL
■' — 1 Stlanbf, Sapt 24 ■■ ■ 1 j
EAST
Sow Team ' ttSt Score
Albright vi West Chaster DNP
Alfred vs. Defiance DNP
Amherst va Colby DNP
Baltimore va Shenandoah DNP
Bates va Arnold 2-0
Colgate va Bt Lawrence 46-0
Columbia va Mtddlebury 61.0
Cornell va buffalo DNP
Dartmouth va Norwich 66-6
Franklin-Marsh, va Moravian DNP
Orove City va Olenvtllo * DNP
Holy Crow vs. New River' DNP
Lehigh va Drexel DNP
Maine va Rhode Island 7-8
Manhattan va St. Bonavent. DNP
Maryland va Wash. College 18-0
Maas. State va Cooper Union. 60-0
Pittsburgh va Ohio Northern DNP
Rutgers va Providence 19-0
Syracuse va Clarkson / DNP
Thiel va Morris Harvey. DNP
Vdton va Long Island DNP
Termont va St. Michael DNP
Vtllanova va Urslnus DNP
Westminster em. Slippery Rock 6-0
Williams va Rochester. 18-6
SOUTH
Alabama va Southwestern DNP
Bowling Green va Evansville DNP
Centenary va Henderson DNP
Centre va Westminster DNP
Chattanooga vs. Tennessee DNP
Citadel va Ersklne 12-6
Clemson va Presbyterian 0-0
Duke vs. Davidson 0-0
Emory-Henry va Elon 20-14
y.entucky va Virginia Mlllt JO-12
Louisiana vs. Texas Christian 0-8
><■ Carolina va Wake Forest 87-0
K. Car State va Appalachian DNP
Oglethorpe va Howard DNP
P >uth Carolina vs. Sewanee DNP
Vanderbilt vs. Mercer DNP
Virginia va Hamp.-Sydney DNP
Virginia Poly va Roanoke DNP
Wash. * Lee va Geo. Wash DNP
Wllliam-Mary va Rand.-Macon 9-2
\ SOUTHWEST
Arkansas va Hendrix 19-0
New Mexico Aggies va Qlla 46-0
N Mexico Mil. va Bth Cavalry 46-0
Rice va Kingsville 37-0
Texas va Daniel Baker DNP
Texas Tech va Texas A 4 M„ DNP
CONE ON BOYS
The DEPRESSION Is Over
Roosevelt or Hoover Will Be
Elected in November
One Million, Three Hun
dred Sixty Eight Thousand
Nine Hundred Thirty Dol
lars, Sixty Eight Cents
($1,368,930.68)
To loan on First Mortgage on
Corbitt Trucks
Prices Range from $790.00 to $10,000.00
The Corbitt Co.
Henderson, N. C.
Write or Call
W. Z. BUSH, L. L. TERRY,
Bland Hotel, 1937 East Bth, St.,
Raleigh, N C. Charlotte, N. C.
W. B. PAYNE,
Greensboro, N. C. Box SSI
MID-WEST
Homs Team ffff Jtaetw
Akron va Ohio State Reserves *-88
August ssa va Buena Vista DNP
Bowl. Green va Bald. Wallace 6-0
Carle too va Stevens PoUtt DNP
Carthage va Shurileff ~ 6-14
Case va Hinun 62-6
Chicago va Monmouth DNP
Cincinnati va Hanover DNP
Columbia Col va Cedar Falls 0-19
Crane va DeKalb DNP
DePaul va 8t Viator DNP
Elmhurst va Milwaukee 10-4
111. Wesleyan va Carboadale DNP
lowa B tale va Simpaoa 6-0
Kalamazoo vs. Manchester DNP
Kahatnoxoo Teach, va Hope. DNP
Luther va Coe * DNP
Mankato va Stout 0-7
Marquette va Lawrence , 39-0
Michigan State vs. Alma 74-9
Missouri Mines va Pitt Teach., 19-7
Momingside va West. Union 31-6
Muskingum va Waynes burg DNP
Normal vs. Illinois Military DNP
Ohio va. Rio Grande DNP
O. Wesleyan va Wilmington DNP
Parsons va Chill Icothe DNP
River Falls vs. Macalester DNP
Rose Poly va Oakland City 19-7
St Cloud vs Hamline 7-13
St- John vs Bt. Paul-Luther 31-6
St Norbert vs Oshkosh 0-3
Sioux Falls vs. Sheldon DNP
Superior vs. Marquette Teach., 67-0
Tahlequah vs. Mo. Teach. DNP
Winona va La Crosse 6-»
MOUNTAIN
Idaho va Whitman 3J-7
Nevada vs. Monmouth DNP,
N. Dakota vs. Moorhead DNV
8. D Mines vs. Spearflsh DNP
8. Dakota State va Aberdeen. 19-0
Springfield va Norfolk 0-1 i
Utah State va Idaho DNp
PACIFIC COAST
California vs. Santa Clara 0-0
Chico va San Fran. Teach DNP
1 bigot Sound va Pacific Luther 20-0
Fresno va Ban Diego DNP
San Francisco va Stanford DNP
Southern California va Utah DNP
UCLA va California Aggie* DNP
Washington va Uonzaga DNP
Wash. State va Idaho Collage 41-0
PAGE SEVEN
PATS TIE PENNANT
BY CHAPMAN’S AID
Wins All Four Games For
Greensboro While Lyle
Gets Bees* Losses
Greensboro, Sept. 23 (AP)—Ths
Greensboro Patriots won the Piedmont
League pennant here last night by
defeating the Charlotte Hornets, 10 o
8 in the seventh game of the
series.
Eddie Chapman. Grensehoro right
handed speed ball artist, won al. four
games for Greensboro in the series,
while Lyle, of the Hornets was charg
ed with all of Gharlotte’a losses. The
pitching winner in Charlottes three
victories was Lefty Mar:ln.
PIRATESDOWNCUBS
IN THIRD STRAIGHT
Win Gives The Bucs 13 Vic
tories Against Nine Loss
es With Leaders
Chicago, Sept. 23 (AP)-The Pitts
burgh Pirates made it thre in n row
over the chamiplon Cuba, taklnp the
fipal game of the aeries yesterday, 7
to 0.
Young Hal Smith, purchased from
Kansas City, gave the Bruins but six
hits. The win gave the Bucli 13 vic
tories against nine losses for the sea
son with Chicago.
In tlte sixth inning, Paul Waner
doubled to right for his 59th wto-ba*e
hit of the season, thus tying Chuch
Klein’s National League record.
YOU CAN FIND YOUR FAVORITE
j MAGAZINE—DAY OB NIGHT AT
I WARTMAN’S PHARMACY. M-W^F.

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