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Bulldogs And
SCRIMMAGES
0 ON WEDNESDAY
Shifts In Positions Look
“ Good ; Students To Fur.
nish The Pep
4 r h.'<i M'rimmage session was
. •!» to the high school Buli
d:-y bv Coach Powell, in
'■'/ ,iihe:n for their game totnor-
* \ n South Boston, inspite of th*
,*th- >’ J condition of the field.
* r d.«v he was tapering the men off
in , ,ht -ignai drill and brush-
. , tr’A rough spots in the lo-
* * :tr.-t'r machine.
shifts Look Good.
-h.ft> have been made In
~ , , -.er. Mnce two of the first
" »»«• ineligible. Coward, for-
. u : ha- moved into a tac
t , , i Watkins has slipped
r . :s. i r ‘lfback post to quarter.
, • • war man weighing 150
b«-vn promoted from the
•,-rne- ’■• •> first string berth at
r ~..„ rh:.« boy is inexperienced
. r > <■—ibilities.
a-: . \est ?rUay*s workout,
. . < t i. >t look quite so gloomy
,• , r h.-h -ihool camp. The coaches
M .r -•..red smiling again, clearly
* v • <t the Bulldogs are click
... style despite the recent
.. >4.*- ii:d the blow they received
urrX
students Arc Ready.
T-e -h -chool student body are
..... ' their mammoth pep parade
nht it. i expect to turn out in large
.. • game with South Bos-
i .i ,>i:ict.< < last night at the
:..?i prepared the high school
; ; •<> •i <e j art in the pep parade
_ i: . .• . at ;t; the field to play for
Midgets Primed.
C i. i: Merritt has his "B” squad of
r.jsr’- r-adv for their part on the
e Day program. These lads
. ; .i\ i short tilt between the
- •: •he varsity game. The squad
. evenly divided and a good
•: bru.g looked forward to when
•„~e :.i.t tievens meet.
ZIMMERMAN NEARS
LEADING SCORER
.-. i - ■ i Nov. 10 i API —Don Zlm-
x- _r. . f Tulane, clicked with three
* . -.1 w:.s .g uns: Georgia Tech Sat.
jm ou: John Cain, of Alabama, is
„r titular scoring leader of the
i s.. <n Cor.'erence with 60 points.
I Lxnmat: crossed Tech's goal line
er pirte trips to raise his to
* ; .nts. three behind Cain yid
■t. ic.isey Kimbrell, of Auburn
>e- -.r.ie he made three touch*
j. i: . • Duke three weeks ago.
'•OIIIE OF SUMMONS BY
PUBLICATION
IX SI PERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA:
C‘.i ~TY OF VANCE;
Tr.r F-ueral Land Bank of
C.j. unbia. Plaintiff
Vs.
: E.l.ott, individually and aa
- irrix of H. G. Elliott ee
■' P McDuffee, trustee; W.
r ’Ajjker. R. A Walker, Jr., J.
H Mar-t-her. the Board of Co«»uty
' • un.i'siGners of Vance County,.
«• • ai.y other person claiming any
: :n the land which is the sub.
niA ’er of this action. Defend-
' w ndants Mrs. Dora Elliott
' ' Marsteller, and all other
■ ••ming any interest in the
’• ‘he sub Jet matter of
□ . . • ntitled action, will take no
•n a.-tion entitled as above
mmtneed in the Superior
'.di.cr County. North Caro,
■•e. lose a mortgage orlginal-
• P L Eastwood and wife
-* -ts. which mortgage debt
iv-umed by Mrs. Dora F.l
husband; the defendant
■1 1 ; » iler is made a party be.
judgment credi’or of t 'e
'• 1 "f Mrs. Dora Elliott; and
■’ r d in'.- will further take
■ •y are required to ap
ff.ee of rhe Cle-k of Su-
■ n Vance County in the
F: •-> >• Henderson. N. C.. on
• f January, 1933. and ar.'.
■ o ih« complaint in said
•' plaintiff will apply to
■ ■■ reiif-f demanded in Ba ;J
<iiy of November. 1932.
, HENRY PERRY.
s rperior Court of Vance Co.
i Kittrell, A’tys.
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.Red Espey
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CapUin William -Red" Espey, N.
C. State's All. Southern ceter candi
date who meets Duke for the fourth
and last time Saturday when the two
schools play on Riddick Field as a
feature of Dads* Day at State. Espey
has played brilliantly all season and is
being hailed as one so the South’s best
pivot men. He will be watched close
ly by the Blue Devils.
EASYWORKOUfIs~
NAD BYDAVIOSON
Wildcats Work on Soggy
Field To Get Ready For
Carolina Eleven
Davidson, Nov. 10—Continuing t’nelr
policy of making the week one of
lighter practice, coaches Newton and
McEver gave the Davidson Wildcats
another comparatively easy workout
on a rather soggy field this afternoon.
Dummy scrimmage made up the most
of the day’s drill, with but a few plays
on regular offensive against the all.
Americans.
Newton will probably have Julian
West at center In the opening line-up
for Saturday’s clash with Carolina.
Other than that .the Wildcat line will
be unchanged fro mwhat it has been.
Regardless of who else is in the back
field, Willson will be there as one of
backs. In speaking o f Millson, Gene
McEver said: boy Is proving to
be one of. Davidson’s indispensables,
and is going to end the season as one
of the best fullbacks in the State.”
Holy Cross Coach
Gets Pink Slip
Worcester, Mass., Nov. 10 (AP) —
Captain John J. McEwan, head coach
of football at Holy Cross since 1930
today was suspended as coach by Rev.
T .J. Phelan, moderator of athletics.
In the notice ot suspension. Father
Phelan gave ‘’interference with the
proper working of the athletic depart
ment.” as the cause of Captain Mc-
Ewan’s dismissal.
STATE HAS EDGE ON
DUKE IN VICTORIES
Durham, Nov. 10—Duke and N. C.
Stats will be meeting for the ninth
time since 1924 when they clash in
Raleigh Saturday. The Pack has won
iiv e of the cantests, Duke three. The
record of their games:
1924—State 14; Duke 0.
1925 State 13; Duke 0.
1926 State 26; Duke 19.
1927 State 20; Duke 18.
9928—State 12; Duke 14.
1929 State 12; Duke 19.
1930 State 0; Duke 18.
1931 State 14; Duk e 0.
CAROLINA FROSH TO
TAKE ON VIRGINIANS
Chapel Hill. Nov. 10—The undefeat
ed Carolina freshmen will face the r
stlffes game of the season against Vir.
ginia Friday afternoon at 3 o clock
with several leading backs watching
from the sidelines.
Neither Carolina nor Virginia has
been beaten this fall but the Tar Ba
bies have a 6-6 tie with State to mar
their record and Virginia fought a 13.
13 deadlock with the Navy Plebes.
MJTOKHSQN, (W.C.,) DAILY DISPATCH THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932
South
CAROLINA GROOMING
THREE BACKFIELDS
of State And
Florida Games Are Now
In Top Shape
Chapa) Hill, Nov. 10—Chuck Collins
an dhii coaching prtners. Bob Fetaer
and Bill Cerney, are grooming three
separate Carolina backfields for Sat
urday's decisive Big Five game at
Davidson.
They expect the Tar Heels to gene
rate the maximum punch and drive of
the season to date and are anxiously
looking forward to this chance to test
the team's power against a strong line
like Davidson has.
All the backfield heroes of the State
and Florida victories are in top shape
and raring to go, including Burnett
and Woollen, long-distance kickers;
Phipps and Croom, feature passers;
Daniel, broken field ace, who ran that
kickoff back 95 pards; McCaskill and
Thompson battering drivers; and
Stuart Chandler. the all-round star
who calls signals from fullback.
In addition the ball-carrying, block
ing and all-round work so the sopho.
more, Charlie Shaffer, has been the big
and pleasant surprise of this week.
BURTON TO STAR
IN VOLS GAME
Atlanta, Nov. 10 (AF) —A young
Vanderbilt sophomore halfback named
Larry Burton may spoil Tennessee’s
hopes for the Southern Conference
football championship at Nashville
Saturday.
Coach Dan McGugin of the Commo,
dores thinks Burton is one of the best
prospects he has ever handled but the
wily mentor has kept a blanket over
Burton as much as possible this year—
purposely saving him as a surprise for
Tennessee.
DUKE STUDENTS TO HOLD
ANTI.WAR MEET FRIDAY
Durham. Nov. 10 —Dr. Howard E.
Jensen, of the department of socioogy,
will address a student anti-war meet
ing at Duke university on Armistice
day. The group will meet at 3:15
o'clock in the afternoon. Joseph
Cohen, a delgeate to the conference
against war at Amsterdam last sum.
mer, will also speak. Dr. H. Shelton
Smith will preside. Several campus
organizations will sponsor the meeting.
LOFTY DUKE TOWER SERVES
AS FOREST FIRE LOOKOUT
Durham. Nov. 10 —Like the old ca
thedrals, the new Duke University
chapel has its watchman on the tower,
and the beautiful edifice used for the
first time last summer now serves
practical as well as artistic purposes.
Through the cooperation of the Fed
eral and State governments with Dur.
ham county and Duke university, a
deputy fire warden has been stationed
atop the 210 foot chapel tower to re
port fires breaking out in the forests
of this section.
There is tenderness in all that is
lovely.
Youth is in danger of false ideals;
■old age, of none.
Friday Football
INTERSECTIONAL
, Home Team 1991 Scot*
Duquesne va 8 Dakota State DNP
Washburn vs. Fresno .DNP
EAST
Bates vs. Colby T-<
Boston Col. vs. W Maryland 19-18 .
O. Washington va Wm.-Mary DNP
J Hopkins va Hampden-Syd. DNP
Bt. Thomas vs Davis-Elkins. 0-18
Bt. Vincent va Grove City .. DNP
MID-WEST
Baker va William Jewe11.......7-7
Capita] va Mari t 3-6
Concordia va Hibbing 2t-8
Evansville va. Oakland City...l9-6
Grinnell vs. Creighton ... .. 8-9
Illinois Wesleyan va Normal. 17-9
lowa Wesleyan vs. Upper la 14-18
Kalamazoo va Alma . ... 6-13
Kas. Wesleyan vs Rockhurzt 14-12
Missouri Vai va Westminster 13-27
Nebraska Wesleyan vs, Peru DNP
St. Louis vr. Haskell DNP
St. Mary vs. St. Olaf 0-20
Simpson vs Omaha DNP
Southwestern vs. Ft. Hays.... 0-0
Superior vs. Milwaukee ......DNP
■ Wichita vs. Emporia /. 7-6
SOUTH
Chattanooga vs. Mercer .T... 87-19
Furman vs. South Carolina... .0-27
Louisiana Col. va 9. W. La 1.. 9-7
Loyola (N O) va Og<etborpe 18-7
Miami va Murfreesboro 0-36
Murray va Tennessee Tech.. .7-19
W Forest vs. Carson-New.. DNP
SOUTHWEST
Arizona va New Mexico 9-9
Daniel Baker va McMurry «-7
Kingsville vs. Abilene Christ. DNP
N. Mexico MU. va Canyon 6-7
Sam Huston vs. San Marcos... 6-0
Slmmona va Howard Payne.. .0-24
Tempe va El Paso Mines....lß-27
Texas Tech vs. Baylor 0-38
mountain
Dakota Wesleyan va Yank to®. o*6
Mont. Mines vs. Idaho (9. B ). 14-7
Mont. State va Jtft. St. Charles.o-6
Nevada va Olympic Chib.....DNP
8. Dakota va N. Dakota 6-68
- Utah State vs. Colorado Aggteo 6-9
Wayne va 8. Dakota Mines... .88-0
Wyoming va Greeley ..83-7
PACIFIC COAST
Puget pound va St. Martin.BMP
Sacramento va PacHto 0-18
Santa Barbara va San Jose..DNP
U. C. L A. va St. Mary’s 18-0
W. C. Army vs. W. C. Navy., .0-17
Whitman va Idaho CoUege.
Whittier Loyola <L. A.JL- DJiF
Boston To Plav Here Tomorrow
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Wolfpack Completes Work
For Duke Game Saturday
Raleigh, Nov. 10—This afternoon, N.
C. State's Wolfpack will complete its
fourth and last hard workout for the
big test with Duke University here
Saturday afternoon on Riddick Field
at 2:30 o’clock.
The Blup Devils will al’o wind up
their fourth day of training today.
Tomorrow both clubs will work late
running through dummy scrimmage
and signal drills.
Rain and wet g&unds have not ham
pered Coach Clipper Smith’s work,
DUKE PLAYERS TO OPEN
CAMPUS DRAMA SEASON
Durham, Nov. 10 —The dramatic sea
son on*the Duke university campus
will be started on Thursday night
when the Duke Players, little theatre
group, present G. Martinez Sierra’s
modern Spanish comedy, ‘‘The Roman
tic Young Lady."
Miss Carle Tracy Lucas, of S’erling.
Va., will take the title role, and A. T.
West director of the players, will play
the leading male part.
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CeSSOLUBeT at° BON-TON
here at Raleigh. Each day since Mon
day he has. tth eWolfpack out un.
til after dark polishing tactic* and
guarding against possibff last minut
injuries.
Smith has spent a considerable part
of each practice period drilling the
linemen defensively an<T offensively.
The Tech’s wall, possessing one of the
best defensive records in the State,
will be given its severed test by Duke
Saturday, by its well-rounded running
attack.
JEFFRESS, MAXWELL
TO KEEP THEIR JOB
(Oontlnuec from Page One.)
rnent.
There is some doubt, however, con
cerning the status of Maxwell, due to
the fact that he was one of the three
candidates for the Democratic nomi
nation for governor in the first piT
mary with Mr. Ehringhaus and Lieu
tenant Governor R. T. Fountain. Some
of Mr. Ehringhaus’ friends felt then
Dake Completes Hard Work
For Clash With N. C. State
Durham, Nov. 10.—Realizing they
are facing the toughest battle they
have had this season, 4be fighting
Blue Devil* of Duke have put forth
great effort this week to get them
selves in the peak of condition for the
all-important contest with State In
Raleigh Saturday.
The Blue Devil* were completing
this afternoon the fourth day of in
tensive preparation for the PPack,
which time has been spent in brush
ing up all departments with special
emphasis on tackling that looked a
little ragged in the Kentucky game
snd that must be hard and tenancious
to stop State’s wealth of backs.
It was not necessary for the coaches
to tell the Devils that they would have
to tackle hard If they intend to stop
the State ball-carriers. They have
faced a veritable bevy of fast-atepping
and elusive backs this fall and know
that nothing but good hard tackling
will stop them.
Harry Rossiter, Duke’s long-punting
that if Maxwell had not been the third
man in the race that Ehringhaus
would have won in the first primary.
Others, however, maintain that if
Maxwell had not been in the first
primary and split the vote three ways
that Fountain would have been high
man and probably nominated. As a
result, these are convinced that Mr.
Ehringhaus owes his nomination to
Magwell, since it is now generally con
ceded that a great many of those who
voted for Maxwell in he firs primary
voted for Ehringhaus in the second.
It is also pointed out<tbat with the
exception of only once or twice, Max
well did not refer to Ehringhaus in
the primary campaign and that their
platforms were very similar, with the
result hat there was nothing like the
bitterness between the Maxwell-
Ehringhaus factions that existed be
tween the Ehringhaus-Fountain camps
The fact that Maxwell was very ac
tive in the campaign for both Ehring
haus and the entire Democraic ticket
is also in his favor. The result is that
many expect Ehringhaus to reappoint
Maxwell as commissioner of revenue,
especially in view of Maxwell's re
cognized ability along the lines of gov
ernmental finance and taxation.
'mere is u possibility, however, that
Mr. Ehringhaus may have some one
else in mind for this Number 1 post
as commissioner of revenue, though
if hq has. no one in political ciroles
here has yet heard of it.
That Jes frees undoubtedly has the
best hold on hi* job of any of the
other appointive State officials is gen
erally agreed here. This is because of
the admittedly excellent record be has
made as the administrative head of
the State Highway Commission under
the new road law, with every mile of
road in the State under its super
vision. It is also believed that since
this new law and new system of high
way maintenance has been in opera
tion less than two years, that Jes frees
should be permitted to carry it thro
ugh to fuller development before a
change is made. It is also a fact that
Jeffress gave Mr. Ehringhaus some
very material support in both the pri
maries.
It is also believed that Colonel Har
relson will be reappointed as director
of the conservation department, lar
gely on the face of the excellent rec-
PAGE SEVEN
end, has stayed on the field each day
after his teammatea had gone, piae
ticing for the duel he is to have with
Bob Greaaon, State's spiral-kicking
fiankman. In which tW Devils want
the edge. The only two games they
have lost this season have been duo
largely to superior punting by the op
position. Roawtiter punted aoven times
for an average of 49.1 yards against
Kentucky, and It is erpected that ho
will hove to do equally that well in the
State game to beat Greaeon. The Blue
Devils will long remember t*e boom
ing punts the great State ends sent
out against them in the game last
year.
While the Blue Devils are looking
to their hardest contest of the season
since the Wolfpack has alway a had
the habit of playing their best game
against Duke, at the same time the
14-0 defeat that the Pack handed
them last year should inspire the Blue
Devils to turn in their best perfor
mance of the season.
ord he has'made as head of that de
partment. It is pointed out that the
conservation department now is get
ting more money from the Federal
government than from the State ap
propriation from the general fund, or
$58,022 from the government and only
$56,752 from State tax fund*. This
means that the departments is costing
the people of the State only one and
four-fifth cents per person per year
in taxes. In addition to this revenue,
the department collected last year
$246,899 from sources other than taxa
tion or appropriations, from the eale
of hunting and fishing licenses, and
so forth. t
It is conceded that the conservation
department will be the largest In the
General Assembly for attack from
those who are dissatisfied with it. But
the belief here is that it will be able
to withstand these attacks.
Many a man who would shrink from
a false statement will give a false
color —which is still more unfair, be
cause more difficult to correct.
NOTICE OF HALE OF NOTBS
510.9M.00
ReWMue AaticipaUon Net«e—CoMrty
of Vance, North CaroMna
Sealed bids for abov e notes will be
received until 10 o'clock A. M., Nov.
15, 1932 by the Local Government
Commission of North Caroline, at its
office in Raleigh, for the above note,
dated Nov. 10th, 1932 and maturing
February 10, 1933, without option of
prior payment. Ther* will be do auc
tion. Interest ra’.e 6 .percent per >O
- Interest payabl eat Maturity.
The n °te will be awarded at the high
est price offered, not less than par
hnd accrued interest. Amount of note
being $10,000.00. Bidders must pre.
sent with their blds a certified check
upon an incorporated bank or trust
company, payable unconditionally to
the order of the State Treasurer for
$50.00. The right to reject all bids
•is reserved.
Local Government Commission,
By: Chas. M. Johnson, Director
of Local Government and Ex-of.
flcio Secretary of the Commie,
slon.
This 10tb day of Nov. 1933.