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Carolina Arrives
Wildcats Enter Virginia
For Battle With Cadets
Anything May Occur In Sat WUI Witneas The Toppli n
urday's Games and Fan*g of Several Favorites;
Heels Have New Men And Power
With The Wolf pack at North Caro
l.n.i £tat«* aging the Deacons of
\\ ik * Forest on Riddick Field »hle
af.en.ocn as an Introduction to r»>»
of the vikjiu orak omportaMt weeks
of fans wHI see quite a few
cnouv teems fall before the scythe o
uefea ■ With Alabama engaging Ten
r . at Birmingham and the much
favoind Tulane aggregation meeting
•re l onunodoce# of Vandw-hWt at Now
Oileans in the two moat important
»r.g3grn«mt3 in the Sotdfi, and with
c :h*r iep*-ctlve leatna meeting stiff
eppoe : ion, A Is safe tq any that any
tn.ng may occur tomorrow. In Big
Five circle® Caro boa K»n moved deep
m'\> the reohns at Dixie and are pre
pared to attack the Georgia Bulldogs
*< A'hens Duke k« in immaculate
for the Old Liners of Maryland
a- the former celebrates her annual
hrrr. coming day for the ahuoni. The
W\drats of Davidson left their campus
e-day for (he barracks of WrgtaSs
Military’ Irvdjt.ite. aftitr hawing good
through a drill on parsing and block
ing yecTeeday with special emptnurfs
placed on the play’s of the cadets.
Old UrM-rw Here
CoL’ege Hark. Md Oct. 14—Univer
j::y of Mainland s ;«ia-r*fcitg lineup for
:r-» with Duke at Durham Stt
uidiv probably will he undecided! un
til the last minute, but 41
.eenvt certain that the Old Lintas will
r.r <*b e to fling more power and a
;m.-ther combination against the
bl ue Dtvils than they did agadaiaf
Poiy the past week. Ail the
Miry, mil casualties, including Rufus
V ncent end. Tom Wrt>b. center, and
Pi i 1 K erman A1 Woods and Earl
W armer backs. are among those
f-r* > r.- whrn the roll was called Tues
*:i'’ I
Dtrr.am. Oct. 14—The Blue Devils
v>-i heartened when it was teamed
u.it r.ple-threa tL&ney and Pop Wer
r.--r *<>alJ be able to return to the
jinir Saturday, following injur**
which -hey received in past scrim
n.i <r ■* and conflicts. But the truiUng
]•'» ha- irtruck the W a demen again
' ur.- eliminating John Brown Ire,
fj Topping halfback, due to an in
>r> :>o,v**d in practice Wednesday.
FOOTBALL PERCENTAGE
(ttCOU&XM (LJBBB cm OCTGBSS 8)
figured on * basis of gcjwo won, loot and tlod soft
polo to ooorod by and against sash toon.
T L T Pot. Pta. 0.?. Pet. Arg.
I xttaturgb 3 0 0 1.000 ISO 0 1.000 1.000
Colgate 3 0 0 1.000 115 0 1.000 1.000
Lartaonth 3 0 0 1.000 111 0 1.000 1.000
Cornell 3 0 0 1,000 106 0 1.000 1.000
harvard t 0 0 1.000 106 0 1.000 1.000
yoxdfca* 8 0 0 1.000 99 0 1.000 1.000
XonnsylTania 8 0 0 1.000 98 0 1.000 1.000
tnlT. of Cal. • L.A.4 0 0 1.000 78 0 1.000 1.000
fcetra Dot 1 0 0 1.000 73 0 1.000 1.000
Arsy 8 0 0 1.000 TO 0 1.000 1.000
Southern California 3 0 0 1.000 65 0 1.000 1.000
to. Carolina stats 3 0 0 1.000 60 0 1.000 1.000
lev York (Mis. 8 0 0 1.000 34 0 1.000 1.000
Baylor 8 0 0 1.000 60 0 1.000 1.000
Johns Hopkins 8 0 0 1.000 34 0 1.000 1.000
Carnegie 8 0 0 1.00) 26 0 1.000 I.QOO
Boston Callage 1 0 0 1.000 80 0 1.000 1.000
Florida 1 0 0 1.000 >l9 0 1.000 1.000
Viseoasla 2 0 0 L.OOO 41 8 .953 .977
Alabama 3 0 0 1.000 186 18 .913 .987
Stanford 4 0 0 1.000 67 7 . 905 . 933
Tennessee ft 0 0 1.000 66 7 .904 .968
Kentucky 3 0 0 1.000 63 6 .896 .949
Columbia 3 0 0 1.000 118 13 .896 .948
Illinois 3 0 0 1.000 63 7 .883 .948
Michigan 8 0 0 1.000 41 8 .878 .938
Vanderbilt 3 0 0 1.000 86 14 .869 .930
bice 3 0 0 1.000 43 8 .843 .988
Brcrwn 8 0 0 1.000 38 • .848 .981
Oregon 8 0 1 .833 33 0 1.000 «91T
Oklahoma 8 0 0 1.000 98 8 .884 .918
Holy oosS 3 0 0 1.000 71 IS .798 4M
Tapis 8 0 0 1.000 46 U *776 .88*
Detroit (MIT. 8 0 0 1.000 80 7 .741 .871
Texas Christian 3 0 1 .876 106 17 .668 .869
Bur due 8 0 0 1.000 88 13 *736 .848
Bt. Mary's 8 8 1 *BB3 67 18 .848 .841
Sebraska ✓ 1 0 0 1.000 18 6 .667 .834
Chicago 10 1 .760 48 7 .876 .818
Tulane 8 0 0 1.000 60 39 .606 .802
Texas 8 1 0 *BB7 97 13 *BBB .776
V Ulanova 8 1 0 .447 63 9 .875 .771
Bashing too 8 0 1 .833 45 80 .692 .763
lowa Btate 8 1 0 .867 59 18 .831 *749
Ohio Btate 1 0 1 .750 41 U *748 .748
Michigan State 8 1 0 .887 180 38 .789 .788
»übe 8 1 0 .887 64 Ift .780 .784
Washington State 8 1 0 .687 70 80 .778 .783
Syracuse 8 1 0 .887 79 85 .760 .714
California 3 11 .700 67 36 .650 . .678
Mary 11 0 .600 33 8 .844 .473
Penn State 11 0 .500 33 7 .885 .663
Western Maryland 1 0 1 .750 85 19 .588 .659
Marquette 111 .600 87 7 .794 .647
Montana 8 1 0 .847 58 » .619 .643
Indiana 1 0 1 .750 14 13 .619 .435
fash'ton ft Jeff 'Sow 11 0 .800 80 7 .741 .681
Buc knell 8 1 0 .887 4ft 38 .571 .619
Northwestern 11 0 .500 33 13 *88« *594
South Caroline 8 1 0 .667 14 15 .483 .578
Minnesota 11 0 .500 18 7 .638 .688
Oeorgie Tech 11 0 .500 38 88 .594 .547
Pr Lncetoa 11 0 .500 89 80 *598 .546
Utah 111 .800 60 47 .561 .531
Maryland 18 0 .383 69 30 .697 .518
Idaho 18 0 .383 58 86 .88# .508
Lafaymt 11 0 .600 6 «
Tala 0 0 8 .800 77 .500 .500
Rutgsrg 111 *BOO 28 83 .441 .471
. 11 0 .800 31 41 .431 .444
11 0 .600 19 33 .548 .433
DAlgft 11 1 rfOO 28 54 .525 .413
Clbbso» 1 8 0 .333 87 45 .375 .564
Georgia' 88 0 .000 51 41 .481 .818
North Caroline Oil .187 14 59 .198
•••t Virginia 83 0 .980 13 57 .186 .093
Southern Methodlnt oft 1 .187 0 19 .000 .££4
lUaearl £ft ft eftflft ®
Heels Spirited
Athena. Ga , Oct. 14 —The clever
and wilcy Coach Chuck Ckdlhm must
haws found some of the actor sopho
more strength be has been -nrlrlnc:
for the Georgia game hcr% Saturday.
The Carolina aquad arrived this morn
ing ready to flake tta last workout in
Mtodium this afternoon and
Collins lad a aquad of 31 play ecu, I®.
chiding two young lineman and three
sophomore backs he didqt take to
Tenmmaae Mat week. The quintet of
men included Raflph Gardner
center and son of North Carolina's
governor. Akan McDonald sophomore
haiffback “find" at the week, Frank
Kenan another sophomore who has
been running bard, Charlie Shatter
driving sophomore fullback, and An
thony Ottv&rio & reserve guard. The
coach pronounced the squad in good
shag* excepi Harry Hodges, big tackle
who may be kept out with an ankle
linury, in which case Jim Tatum will
probably take over the post.
FELTS RUIiFROY
FOOTBALL PLAYING
Southern Conference Com
mittee Upholds Charges
of Professionalism
Atlanta. Oct. 14 (AP) —Charges of
professionalism, which snatched Nolile.
Pelts from tfhe position of captain and
star fullback on Tul&ne university 3
football team and left him resting on
tho bench of disqualification, which
upheld yesterday by the southern
conference executive committee.
The vede, which permanently remov
ed the spectacular line busting charger
from the college ranks, was unanimous
Tulane men pleading for the grid
star were allowed, to present their case
to the committee behind closed doors.
No statememt. other than the written
explanation was mode by members of
the committee.
At Athens; Maryland Liners To Spend Night Here
- Saturday
football
Schedule ■
ffom«7v* m JMlgcom
Ctaclnnatt va. S. Dakata State DNP
<*dambia va. Virginia 27.0
vs. Dakota Wealy.. DNP
Moiy Cross va Detroit i>N P
EAST
Albright va Penn. Military.. . .58-0
Amherst va Hamilton DNP
Army va Pittsburgh
Bethany va Wayneaburg ..‘.*.o-26
Boston U. va Providence DNP
Bowdoln va Tufta
Carnegie Tech. vs. W. and J..
Catholic U. va Chattanooga. .DNP
C. C. N. T. vs. Rensselaer 3-1 J
Clarkson va Buffalo ~IS-6
Colby va Vermont
Conn. State va Maas. State. ..DNP*
Dickinson va Muhienberg 14.6
Drexel va Juniata ...13-T
t airrnont va Potomac ........o-lt
Fordham va Lebanon DNP
Gettysburg vs. Swarthmore. ..DNP
Gt»vc C-: v va Westminster.. .14-0
Harvard vs. Penn. State DNP
Hobart v t Ur-ion 7-38
Xohns HojiVi.-ig vs. Lebigh....2o-12
l*afayctte va Colgate 0-16
Lowell va Brooklyn DNP
Doyoia va Woshlogion CoL..DNP
MuuhtUtan va St. Thomas ... DNP
New Hampshire vs. Maine ....13-7
N Y. U. va Georgetown 34-0
Niagara va st- Lawrence 0-6
Norwich va Worcester DNP
Pennsylvania vs. Dartmouth DNP
Princeton va Cornell 0-33
Rhode Island vs. Bates 0-3
Rutgers va Delaware .......‘..6-6
St. John va St. Joseph DNP
Springfield vs. Allegheny ....DNP
Trenton vs. Arnold o-0
Trinity vs. N. Y. Aggies 19-7
L'rsinus va F. and M 7-6
ViUanova vs. Scton Hall DNP
WeGeyun vs. Haverford DNP
W Maryland va Mt. St. Mary.2o-0
\V Va. vs. W. Va Wesleyan, .12-7
Williams vs. Middlebury...... DNP
Vale vs. Brown DNP
SOUTH
Southern Conference
Alabama vs. Tennessee 0-26
Duke vs. Maryland ..DNP
Georgia va N Carolina 32-7
Georgia Tech va Ala. Poly 0-13
Kentucky va Wash.-l.ee ..45-0
Tulane vs. Vanderbilt l?-0
Others _
Centenary vs. Mississippi ....DNP
Etnory-Henry vs. Richmond... 13-7
Florida vs. Citadel ;..DNP
Furman vs. Davis-Elkins DNP
Louisiana Col. vs.
I-ouisJana Tech vs. Delta DNP
Mississippi vs. Birat. South 0-7
N. C. State vs. Wake Forest...o-6
flouthwestern vs. Sew&nee ....0-0
Va. Military vs. Davidson 0-7
ya. Poly vs. William-Mary 6-6
; SOUTHWEST
Southwestern Conference
'Arkansas varßaylor 7-1# -
Texas vs. Texas Christian 0-6
Amarillo vs. N. M. Military... .8-0
Flagstaff vs. Temp* 20-6, 7-1 S
N. M. Aggies vs. N. M. Mines.DNP
Rice vs. Loyola DNP
Texas vs. Oklahoma 3-0
STARS FEATURE IN |
VOLS VS. ALABAMA
Captain Cain One Os Great
est Backs In Nation;
Feathers Fast
University, Ala., Oct. 14 (AP) —Two
brill iaivt. backs will be the cynosure of
all eiyrs ait Birmingham Sfcjlurduy
when Alabama and Tenmeswe meet in
a crucial early season test. Cap-.
John Cain of Alabama made the All-
American team last year a ea junior.
Beatty Feathers, halfback, #is , the
mainapring of the Tennessee sttack,
MARYLAND MAINSTAY
*
The mainstay of Maryland’s line this fall is the lad pictured above
Ted Keenan, veteran 190-pound tackle. The Old Liners will present
a line averaging 190 pounds against Duke’s Blue Devils at Duke sta
dium Saturday m the alumni fe|»s£omiflg day gW*
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HENDERSON, (N. C.;) DAILY DISPATCH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, im '
Borne Team an Mean
Navy vs. Ohio 0.... DNP
North Dakota vs. Bow aid.... DNP
Qberlln va Rochester DNP
Syracuse va 8. Methodist....DNP
MID-WEST
Wee tern Conference
Illinois va Northwestern 6-31
Indiana va lowa
Ohio State va Michigan tfl-V
Purdue va Wisooaala. 14-21
Big Sic Ceafereaee
lowa Sta;p va. Kansas .DNP
Kansas Btate va Missouri ...,20-7
Others
Adrian va. Findlay .....18-26
Assumption vs. Flint DNP
Beloit vs. Carroll
Butler va Milllken DNP
ChicagoSrs. Knox DNP
Coe vs. Grtanell 4.24
Cornell Col. vs. Simpson DNP
Dennison va Miami o-lt
De Paul va Rlpon DNP
De Pauw vs. Hanover 62-0
Detroit Col. vs. Valparaiso... DNP
Dubuque va. Warthurg DNP
Evansville va Wabash 2-27
Franklin vs. Earthsm ........26-fl
Heidelberg va. Toledo DNP
Hiram va. Marietta DNP
lowa Wesleyan va. Central., .14-14
Kenyon va Capital 44-0
John Carroll va Case ....‘ I#.*
Kalamazoo va Hillsdale 7-26
Kent va Baldwin-Wallace 0-31
Luther vs. Mankato 0-24
Macaleater vs. Concordia..... .0-18
Mich. State va Illinois We51..34-f
Milwaukee vs. North West CoL 12-6
Minnesota vs. Nebraska DNP
Monmouth vs. Illinois C 01.... 19-19
Mt. Union vs. West. Reserve.DNP
Normal vs. Lake Forest 0-0
North Central vs. Wheaton 26-7
Notre Dame vs. Drake 63-0
Ohio Wesleyan va Wittenb'g.DNP
Otterbetn va Ohio Northern.. .0-2#
St. Olaf vs. Augsburg 58-0
Terre Haute vs. Rose PoIy...DNP
Washington U. vs. Westmins'r.o-20
Wooster vs. Akron 25-7
MOUNTAIN
Rocky Mountain Conference
Denver vs. Colorado Aggies.. .0-20
Utah vs. Brigham Young. .... .43-0
Utah State vs. Western State.3B-21
Wyoming vs. Montana State. 26-13
North Central Conference
Morningeide va S. Dak. State.o-20
Others
August ana vs. Yankton 0-7
Greeley vs. New Mexico ....DNP
Spearfish va Billings DNP
PACIFIC COAST
Coast Conference
California vs. Wash. State... .13-7
Montana vs. Idaho .....19-21
Others
Columbia va Llnfleld .DNP
-Qcegon va U. C. L. A 13-4
Pomona vs. Cal. Tech -..0-26
Redlands vs. S. Barbara..... .14-0
San Jose va Sacramento..... DNP
S. California vh. Loyola ......DNP
Stanford vs. W Coast Army . .46-0
Whitman vs. Puget Sound... .18*8
and rated as the beat; all around back
ever produced at KnoxviMe.
Capt. Cain is second in the nation In
scoring with a total of 54 points, ail
via the touchdown route. Hts general
play is improved a great deal over last
year wh nahe was good enough to
make the AU-American pick.
Feathers is the fair-haired boy of
the Tennessee attack. He has broken
loose for several long runs in every
game this fall.
insuliTscandal
EMBARASSING FOR
G. O. P. IN ILLINOIS
(Continued from Pag* Ona.)
campaign, in fact.
They also readily accept the Demo
cratic claim that attacks by the New
Yorker upon the character of the
TROJANS TROUNCE OREGON STATE
*
pm xx-.
Southern California, regarded as
national last season,
continued its quest for a second
consecutive football title by de-
In3ull debacle was what drove Cook
county Republican officialdom to
launch an inquiry into details of the
collapse—and It is true that the In
quiry did start directly following the
governor's publicly-exprssed criti
cism of officialdom's seeming indiffer
ence to the two-blllion-dollar failure.
The whole situation rebounds to
Governor Roosevelt's advantage and
embarrasses Republican national stra
tegists, whose first thought is for
their presidential ticket.
Agricultural Illinois is not so deeply
distressed and consequently not so bit
terly discontented as agriculture west
of the Mississippi and farther to the
northward, but industrial Illinois is
much more formidably dissatisfied
with present conditions than indus
trial workers in the “food belt" pro
per, for the simple reason that there
are so many more of them—of course
largely unemployed or employed only
on part time and at heavily reduced
wages.
The Insull case naturally does not
matter so much as joblessness, but It
helps to fill up the cup—and run It
over.
Os all G. O. P. candidates in the
Illinois field, Len Small, again a seek
er for the governorship appears to
be making the most telling appeal,
anyway to the "down state” voters.
In straw ballots —for whatever they
maymeam—hevtaile his Democratic
rival. Judge Henry Horner, indeed,
but by no means so wide a margin as
Mr. Hoover trails Governor Roose
velt or as Senator Otis F. Glenn trails
Representative William H. Dietertch,
his Jeffersonian opponent for the up
per house of congress.
Small has his chief adviser, ex-
Mayor "Big Bill” Thompson of Chi
cago. and between them they are wag
ing a religious campaign against
Judge Horner, a Jew. with an excel
lent record on the probate bench and
an exceptionally high type of citizen.
Nevertheless, the Small-Thompson
policy obviously is making consider
able impression on the "down state”
electorate. That is. at worst Small
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“BUICK” Agents Henderson, N. C.
feating Oregon State in a hard
fought 10-0 game in Los Ange
les. Photo shows Franklin, Ore
gon State, making a gain.
promises to lead his ticket.
His prospects do not look so hopeful
in the Chicago area, where many even
of President Hoover’s supporters, are
fighting him.
A. STAGGISFORCED
OUTFOOTBALLFLAY
University of Chicago Re
tired Grand Old Man
Unexpectedly
Chicago, Oct. 14 (AP) —Amos Alon
zo Stagg. grand old nan of American
football, wa« forced out an director of
athletics and head foo'baU coach at
the University after 40 yeans of ser
vice.
The reason given for Stegg’s retire
ment coming as a stunning surprise id
the Initereollegiate athletic world and
to Sbagg brmseif. was that a nrts was
Invoked vrtvich provides that i*> mem
ber of the faculty s*iail continue to
hold a post after reaching the age of
70, Stagg became 70 years of age on
AuguA 1.
GUY WOODLIEF'S
—Men’s Clothing—
-221 South Garnett Street Henderson, N. C.
Now showing good values in men’s
clothing, hats and shoes.
COME TO SEE ME
PAGE SEVEN
BULLDOGS TACKLE
CHAPEL HILL HIGH
Given Signal Drill Yesterday
In Final Preparation
For Affair
Coaches Powell and Meritt sent
their BuJldpgs through a lengthy sig
nal drill yesterday afternoon in their
final preparation for their game in
Ohapel Hill thi:t afternoon with the
high school of that place.
The Orange county team is said to
be a very strong one, having a good
deal of the material that they bad last
year when they defeated Hendersqn
20 to 7. The locals will have a real
fight on their hands this afternoon
in order to win. The tam is in fair
condition with aome of the men carry
ing small injuries that will not keep
Hum from the game but will tend to
slow them up. Ripper" Rogers, the
mainstay of tlv> locals backfieid. is
carrying an ailing hand as is Fred
Loughlin. This boy was out of the
Bethel lHil contest here last Friday
on account of that injury and has not
been able to click in the practice ses
sion this week although he will pro
bably see action this afternoon.
Th* probably starting lineup that
the locals mentors will send Into the
field in Turner, center; oward and
Kearney, guards; Scoggins and Hall,
tackles; Mac Nair and W. Watkins,
ends In the backfieid will be Scog
gins at quarter. Rogers and F. Mills
at halve*, and Bobby Green at full
back.
Mac Nair and Kearney are starting
their first game as regulars, having
fought haul all through the past sea
eons for this opportunity. Both of the
boys are fairly heavy and are tall and
have a plenty of "fight" that should
make them stand out.
KID CHOCOLATE IS
WORKING TOR CROWN
iMactisna’i Square Garden, New York,
Oct. 14 (API -Kid Chocolate, Cuban
NVgro. won a leg on lire vacant sea-
title las* nlgtit by defeat
ing Lew Feldman on a technical
knockout in live 12th round of a 15-
round match that had the champion
ship samr’iicn of the New York state
ahtlet-ie commi'secn.
Chooolnte won the right 1 ho Stake hit
cfctVm against that at Tommy Paul, of
Buffalo, recognized by the national
boxnng coorm seion ae the successo r to
Christopher Be l ?.a*'no. by hammering
the New Yorker so badly that Referee
Patsy Haley fina’ly was forced to step
in to save Fekimpn from further pun-
Phment.

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