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Palmetto State Sends Three Invaders;* Carolina
Wade Back In Alabama
As Heels Strike Vols
r \l7 ITH Davitison engaging the Wofford Ter
\\ tiers this afternoon on Richardson field,
and with other state teams prepared for
* rby their respective clashes tomorrow, another
KLt SS important chapter is b e i n g written in
F Carolina gridiron history. Two Big
qL U Five aggregations, North Carolina Univer
y sity and Duke, are serving contracts with
outfits that rank high in Southern circles.
Ttie Blue Devils have moved into new territory and the
old home state of their tutor, Wallace Wade. Fans of
Alabama are booking to the game with m 're than the
U'Uii! apprehension, for all Wade coached teams draw
-i< at respect down there, and the Auburn Plainsmen are
looking for no easy cakerace.
IV:' ; :e-»see ha> stood in the limelight
' «*f>';#*:;»(«• circle* for years. Their
,G i oi Mississippi last week
. nn>re consternation than the
:r.3'Ti'\ <>f the remaining upsets,
r' v»- ! remember that Coach Dan
McGinn rs Vanderbilt said they show
ed nnne improvement than any other
■»jn, in the south that week. The
aopesters arid the Vols expect any
•rr c ’•> happen tomorrow bu Neyland
and ’he V .>i< expect the worst.
WOl.t KS VS. TIGF.RS.
Raleigh. Or 7- A new backfield
packed with p.enty of offensive tac
wn: he -h ovn against State Col
e’e . . ..>w ov Clemson wren
•he ui'e i t ’ l t» M rs take the
i for a Southern Conference clash
a - 3" Co»«*h J< >s Neely has whipts d
,i ■ e.v ennibniat ion into shape during
•ne week and a powerful running at
■..it has been created. The Tigers
ring play- - aie buiit around Henry
Wsi ward * teller sophomore back
wr.j't brilliant performances in the
Tet h-C.em.-on game last week mark
ed nun ;ts one of the best sophs in
•r.e *vu»h Woodward scored both of
,e rwo touchdowns with 80
a'd i" vard sprints after receiving
j.rt--e- IVlard, halfback, and Stevens,
finback and Miller, quarter, will
r-.a-d -at iie visiting backfield. This
con.lunation had not started a game
•hi.- season but did most of the dam
-*:«• Jg nr.-t The Golden Tornado when
in 'r.e <anie Coach Clipper Smith will
<»ar his number one backfield of Bob
\Kvmge quarter, Bailey, left half,
rt Bohannon, right half, and Mop«
Cuau-kev. full. State is favored to U-ke
*' -m-m. a result of the records of
fr-'ii -rht'tib this fall. The Pack has
* both of its games and has not
- -cored upon. Clemson has defeat
ed V -sbytetian Collage and was dc
t-.'ec. bv Georgia Tech.
T\ KIIiiKLS ARRIVE.
Kr.. xvule Tenn.. Oct 7. —The Uni
v'“r'-’- ..f N. jth Carolina footfall
',jad «h..h is to play Tennessee’s
\ - .r shi*;ds-Watkins filed in one
‘ f n- -■ *"hs leading games on Sat
• : • ii . i this morning and was
’ ike it last woikout here this
rtf'esr. Head Coach Chuck Col
:r ■ hr i. !,• i*»; players, including two
.r.e-. * . .i v post, and extra end rnd
<i : r.i.ftj.o k and a couple of ex’.ra
;jar'e»t <Ks just in case the ex
? ••• :' >•* Notre Dante wants to rush
s in.e r.ew orders from the ben?h.
■ r - f 'quid looked to be well-bu.lt,
r - 1 • i ,; .d eager. Collins said all the
WHO WILL BE
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TONIGHT AT 9:00 P. M.
Local merchants sponsoring girl*- Loving cup to bo
presented “Miss Henderson”
IT’S NEW—DIFFERENT —THRILLING
On The Screen —Today Only
SPENCER TRACY and PBOOY SHANNON in
“THE PAINTED WOMAN” .
Admission: Night 10c and 38e
He’s Caught It!
JR
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Whmi ir more natural than that tha
rtar catcher of the champion New
inrk Yankees, Bill Dickey, should
catch everything that’s going?
Dickey, shown with his fiancee,
Violet Arnold, seems to have fallen
a victim to the love epidemic
has smitten the major portion of the
Y ankee team. They are shown at
the wedding of Sammy Byrd, out
fielder. «
boys were In good shape, but the Tar
Heels would miss Tom White, regular
halfback, who was left at home with
a broken ankle sustained in the Van
derbilt game. The t Carolina coach
would not give out a probable start
ing line-up, saying he had been doing
much experimenting with his ball car
rkis this week, and wanted to look
them over once more. These Heels
have always been particular tartars
for Tennessee. One of the dozen un
defeated clubs in the nation last year,
the Vols rolled up good scores on good
teams like Alabama, Vanderbilt, and
New York University, but the best
Neyland’s men could do with Collins’
protages was 7-0, and a fumble led to
to the Tennessee score then. And the
year before it was 9^.
Deacons Peppy.
Wake orest. Oct. 7.—Pat Miller,
coach of the Deacons, has been plac-
HENDERSON, (N.C..) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 19«'
>h. .h«.t tLrhT^T^Ln,"
on*-<rh» tIM foram*UvTbiS ’.tT
di’^u,n Wn 10 m ° r '
da y Miner sent the Deacons through
piaqw for the game at Charlotte Sat
KM th * P * lwtto Wan,
and L«6rhom are the
H .° ,ton ’ Rußaell - Shinn
“"T" conatet the second. The
sjuad leaves today for the Western
DUKEAiVESFOR
BIRMINGHAM GAME
Devil* In Good Condition for
Tomorrow 4 * Battle With
Auburn
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 7—The Blue
Davils of Duke, led by that well
known local figure, Wallace Wade, ar
rived here this morning and were tak
ing a light workout this afternoon
on Legion field, the scene of their
featured clash tomorrow with the Au
burn Plainsmen.
While It was the first appearance of
a Duke football team in this city, tlje
presence of Coach Wade, who c&rtte
here annually a few years ago with
his great Alabama teams, made the
Blue Devils look almost familiar.
The Duke squad was in good con
dition. Early this week they were
struck a hard blow when' It was an
nounced that Joe Sink, veteran cen
ter, could play no more football due
to a leakage of the heart, and that
Corky Cornelius, promising hopho
more halfback, would probably be out
for the season with a slightly chipped
bone In his ankle.
The Blue Davils have worked all
week on a plan to stop the high-scor
ing Plainsmen and will depend to
morrow on their defense for the vic
tory they are anxious to take back
home. They have wins this season
over Davidson college. 13-0, and over
V. M. I. 44-0.
The game will be the first confer
ence test for Auburn after 61-0 and
77-0 triumphs over Birmingham-
Southern and Erskine respectively. In
those two contest they presented what
Is said to be the fastest backfield
and one of the most powerful offen
sive teams in the south.
The probable starters:
Duke I'oeltiona Auburn
James Grant
Left End
Crawford McCollum
Left Tackle
Schock Jones
Left Guard
E. Dunlap Johnson
Center
Andrews Chambless
Right Guard
Porreca Prim
Right Tackle
Rogers Arlall
Right End
Ershler Williams
Quarterback
Laney Phipps
Left Half *
Brownlee Hitchcok (C)
Right Half
Mason (C) Dupree
Pullback
HEARNETELLSHOW
YANKS HAVE LOOKED
Carolina Baseball Coach
Tell* of Tour That Team
Made Round World
Chapel Hill, Oct. 7.—Bunn Hearne,
Carolina’s baseball coach, gave a high
ly amusing account of the trip around
the world taken by the New York
Yankees after they won the world's
baseball aeries in 1913. Mr. Hearne,
who was playing with the Yankees at
that time, related his experiences in
an informal address before the Chapel
Hill Rotary Club at its regular meet
ing this week. *
The Yankee victory this year re
minded the Rotarians that the Yan
kees used to be plenty good years ago,
os, for instance in 1913, and they were
wondering how the New York team
strutted its stuff then. Bunn Hearne
told them.
The trip around the world was lit
tle more than an exhibition jaunt,
Coach Hearne explained, for, base
ball being far more advanced in Am
erica than abroad, the foreign teams
could not be exepeted to offer enough
opposition to make the competition
The team was the object of much
attention and admiration everywhere
It went, although in most countries
the natives confessed they knew little
about baseball. Coach Hearne said.
OWNER GRIFFITH
MAY PILOT TEAM
Washington. Oct. 7 (AP) —Clark
Griffith —the “old fox who piloted the
Washington Senators from 1812 to 1920
—may appear next year ha the dual
role of owner amd manager of the
CS|pfjal> American League basetw.il
team.
It depends, Griffith said, on wheth
er foe can get the man he wants to
succeed Walter Johnkbn. M out Ihta
weak after four years of manager.
Griffin, who came to Washington
as manager in IM2- built up areputa
tion as a smart swapper and develop
ed a material. He retired from an
motive role in 1920 when ha had ac
quired a controlling interest in the
tin. L f i 1 ,«a #lne
miM£3jmvMk
Raleigh, Oct. 7. Here is some of
the sophomoric dynamite that State
College will loose on Clemson tomor
row when the two Southern Confer
ence teams meet in Raleigh at 2:30
Several Upsets May Be
Seen In Games Saturday
By 808 FAULKNER.
There are all kinds of forecasting;
weather forecasting, political forecast
ing, forecasting of coming events and
the last named will be the subject of
my forecasting today.
With the weather rather “nippy”
and practically Weal for football and
— Saturday ■■ ■
FOOTBALL
■ - - Schedule
INTERSECTIONAL
fToinc Tertki js3t Score
Army vs. Carlelon *..< DNI J
Colgate vs. case DNP
George Wash’on va. Alabama.DNP
EAST
Bowdolo vs. Williams 0-25
Brown vs. Springfield DNP
Buffalo vs. Alfred 20-13
Colby vs. Coast Guard DNP
Columbia vs. Princeton DXP
Cornell vs. Richmond 27-0
Dartmouth vs. Lafayette ....DXP
Delaware vs. Drexel DXP
Dickinson vs. Urslnus G-7
Duqucsne vs. Pittsburgh DXP
Fordham vs. Buckneli 13-14
Qallaudet vs. Washington C.. .DNP
Georgetown vs. CanisVus..... .DNP
Grove City va. Slippery Rock. .31-0
Hamilton vs. Rochester 6-13
Harvard vs. New Hampshire. .30-0
Haverford va. Susquehanna.. .0-18
Hobart vs. Kenyon 7-26
Holy Cross vs. Maine DXP
Johns Hopkins vs. SL Johns. .20-13
Juniata vs. Upsaia DN P
Langley Field vs. Long Island.DXP
Lehigh vs. Penn. Military 13-0
Lowell vs. C. C. N. Y DNP
Loyola vs. New London DNP
Manhattan vs. Scton Hall ... .DNP
Marshal! vs. West Maryland. .DXP
Middlebury vs. Mass. State... .6-32
Navy va Washington-Lee....DXP
New York vs. Rutgers 27-7
Penn. State vs. Waynesburg.. .0-7
Pennsylvania va Swarthmore. .32-7
Rensselaer va Clarkson ......7-13
Rhode Island vs. Boston 7-2$
St. Thomas vs. St. Bonaventure.o-*
Tufts vg. Bates DNP
Vermont vs. Providence 13-27
Union va Amherst
Villanova va Gettysburg 13-6
Wesleyan va Conn. State 0-7
Western Reserve va. Carnegie.DNP
W. Va Wesleyan vs. Bethany DNP
Worcester va Trinity I*-?,
MOUNTAIN
[ r Rocky Mountain Conforonco g
Colorado vs. Utah Aggies DNP
Colo. Aggies va Colo. Mine#. .DNP
North Control Confer—eo
8. Dakota va Mornlngside... .0-16
8. Dak. State va N. Dak. State. 7-0
Others
Dakota Wea vs. EDendal*..- .DNt*
Montana va Mt. St. Charles.. .6-2
Mont. State va Idaho <S.B.).DWP
Utah va Nevada DNP
PACIFIC COAST
Coast Conference
Oregon va Washington 13-6
g. California va Oregon Stole.*o-0
Others
California vs. Bt. Mary *-H
Fresno va Cal. Aggies 36-7
Pacific va San Jose 37-0
Gonzaga va Idaho •-*
Redlands va CM. Christian..,.2o-6
Sacramento va Chico DNP
Santa Bartmra va Pomona T > .7-14
Stanford va Santa Clara . ~iv. .M
jVsitk State va Wtlttatttstte.-ONP
on Riddick Field. Don Wilson, crefty
j little junior quarterback, directs the
(activities of sophomres Roscoe Roy,
Red McAdams, Ray Rex and John
Komlos who have not been stopped
j the indications are that it will be the
same tomorrow, some good tilts
should be turned In throughout the
football front.
In tomorrow's battles in interac
tional games Army is playing Car
leton and Army should take this
game wiih ease. George Washington
: Home Team r»3J Bcr>f
Missouri vs. Texas 0-U
Syracuse vs. Ohio Wesleyan.. .16-7
Yale vs. Chicago 27-8
MID-WEST
Western Conference
Michigan vs. Northwestern.. .DNP
Minnesota vs. Purdue DNP
Ohio State vs. Indiana 13-8
Wisconsin vs. lowa DNP
Big Six Conference
Kansas vs. Oklahoma 0-16
Nebraska va lowa State 23-0
Others
Adrian vs. S(. Mary 50-7
Augustana vs. Knox 6-0
Case vs. Akron 13-7
Cincinnati vs. Butler DNP
Coe va. Monmouth 0-16
Concordia vs. St. Olaf 6-21
Creighton vs. Marquette 0-7
De Paul vs. Kalamazoo Teach. DNP
Duluth vs. Moorhead ... ....DNP
Earlham vs. Bluffton 0-32
Hanover vs. Rose P01y........0-17
Hiram vs. Capital 0-13
Illinois vs. Bradley 20-0
Illinois College vs. Ma< om’i.. DNP
lowa Wesleyan vs. (>mot-land.. 21-0
Kan. Wcsly vs. Kan. State...DNP
Kent vs. otterU in 6-0
Manchester vs. Grand ltapids. .21-6
Marietta va Oberlin DNP
Miami vs. DePauw DNP
Michigan State vs. Grinnell...DNP
Notre pame vs. Haskell DNP
Ohio va. Franklin DNP
Shurtleff va. North Central 6-T
Toledo va. Detroit College.. 4 .DNP
Valparaiso va. Terre Haute... .43-0
Washington U. va. Drury ....DNP
Wooster va Heidelberg DNP
SOUTH
Southern Confer—
Alabama Poly va. Duke DNP
Georgia Tech va. Kentucky. .DNP
Marykad *a. Virginia Poty... .20-6
N. Gaaoltna Stale va Clemson. .0-6
Ttnneanaa ve. North Carolina.. .7-0
Tolas* va. Georgia 20-1
Others
Birmljam-Stetson va Btetron.2o-6
Centenary va Louis’a Normal .21-2
Centre va Transylvania 69-6
Chattanooga vs. Murfreesboro. 19-0
Citadel va Virginia Military. .13-13
Florida vs. sewanee DNP
Louisiana va Spring Hill *5-6
Lynchburg vs. Emory-Henry .15-12
Mercer vs. Presbyterian 21-7
Murray vs. Louisville DNJ
Southwestern va Millsapa... .DNP
Vanderbilt vs. Bowling Green. .52-7
Virginia vs. Roenoke •}**}
Woke Forest va S. Carolina. -DNp
Wtlliai..fltary
SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
*, Methodist va Rice 21-13
Texas Christian va Arkanaae. .7-6
Others
N. Mix. Mines va N. Me*. Mtl.6-M
Texas A. d M. va Kingsville.DNP
And Duke Outstate
by either Appalachian's or Richmond
University’s hefty lines this fall. Rex
is the fullback of the outfit, Mc-
Adams plays left half and Roy and
Komlos alternate at the right half
post. '
will be decisively defeated by the Tide
from Alabama on Its home gridiron.
Coach A. A. Stagg is taking his Chi
cago team into Yale Bowl tomorrow
and will have them defeated by the
Yale Bulldogs. So much for the in
tersectional games.
Out in the midwest Notre Dame
will win its first game of the season
over Haskell at South Bend, Ind. In
the east, Navy will toppje Washing
ton and Lee although they lost last
Saturday to William and Mary for an
upset.
Now down in our own Southern
Conference Alabama Poly will down
Duke by a close score. Virginia Poly,
the conquerors of Georgia laet Sat
urday should be Maryland, Georgia
Tech will eke out a victory over the
Kentucky Wildcats down in Georgia,
Clemson will hand N. C. State its first
defeat of the season in Raleigh to
morrow afternoon. North Carolina
will bow before Tennessee and
Tulane’s Greenwave will chase the
Georgia Bulldogs in New Orleans. In
the other games down South that are
not in the Conference, Florida will
beat Sewanee, Louisiana will topple
Spring Hill, Vanderbilt will trample
Bowling Green, Virginia will have an
easy time with Roanoke, South Caro
lina will defeat Wake Forest at Char
lotte and William and Mary will beat
Guillford at Williamsburg.
So ends the football forecasting for
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PAGE SEVEN
SON OF YALE NOW
ACROSS STADIUM
Return* To Alma Mater
After 34 Year* But Sit*
On Stde of Rival*
New Haven, Conn., Oct. 7 (AP)
A white-I*l red son of Yale headed
eastward from Chicago last night to
direct his band of gukHron warriois in
their football tussle with hia alma
mater’s blue jers*-yed eleven.
It's been 34 years since Amos Alonzo
stagg came to New Haven to watch a
Yale football team on its home grid
iron. Then he came to root for hie
alma mat reagainal Harvard. Tomor
row. however, he will sit across the
field from the Yale cheering section
with his University of Chicago eleven,
the first he has brought, to New Haven
In his 41 years of coaching.
Slight Change Is
Made In Lineup
Os Local Squad
A light, signal drill closed the
week's preparation yesterday by the
Bulldogs for their game tbit- after
noon at League Park with Bethel Hill
at 3:30 o’clock.
PradMcalty ttee same lineup that
faced Norlina lert Friday will take
the field against the Perron county
team today with the exception of Rog
ers who will replace J. Mills, in the
Bulldog backfield, Th s boy wax
substituted in*o last week’s game at
the eariy stages and accounted for
some of the scoring against Norltna
J. Mills has been shifted to one of
the wing positions and will get Into
action this afternoon at this post.
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