CITADEL MEETS DAVIDSON HERE SATURDAY ^ « > f ^ ★ ★★★ ★ + + 4r ”4r ★ rrogram Is Colorful Duke Defeats State To Share Title Light Brigade Defeats planned For Week-End Sewanee By 13-7 Count Bands And Drum And Bugle To Present Three Corps Tangle With Wildcats Here Saturday Comes From Behind In Last Half As Gold Scores After 1 "" 1 At Legion Field Before --- Program Game; TIES CAROLINA Foster And Bolduc Work Ball Down Field Teams Are Evenly Matched To Sawanee’s 40 Yard Line will be football day in Wilmington for south- FOR STATE CROWN Saturday CHARLESTON, S. C., No v. 23.—O'?)—Sparked by Mar- North Carolina. eastern Since 1935 ty Gold, sophomore from Pain i Beach, Fla., the Ctadel foot- that day the annual college football cassic will be Fails First Time On ball team passed over and pli nged through Sewanee today at Legion field when Davidson and The Citadel To Win Or Share South- presented and took a 13-7 decision befor * 2,500. to be one the in what is expected of best college games ern Honors ■ meet Held to a net gain of 51 yards from scrimmage, the in this section of the state. ever played Sewanee backs were forced to take to the air to score their time is set for 2:30 p. m., but the colorful pro- MacFARLAN Kickoff BY W. JOYNES only touchdown. The score c nne late in the second quar- the will before that. am of day begin long DURHAM, Nov. 23.—tff)— Duke’s ter after eted for 50 mem-*- Henry Sandifer comp two passes yards. Twvidson’s band and many N. C. Rob- D*1 __„ 4- ,3 Blue Devils overpowered -* Sandifer tossed to Graham me -----— (,prs of State today, played alert defensive midfield for 27 and here Friday afternoon and erts from yards arrive football and rolled to a 42 to 6 and that night the Davidson TIE then a beauty to Park Owen ht a score in FOOTBALL flipped week-end of fes- victory with every quar- will open the zone. Earl Bearden’* ter. in the end with a band concert on the tivities CHICAGO, Nov. 23—WP>— the placement was good and Sewanee of the postoffice. The lone Wolfpack tally in SCORES Ins Fenger and Lindbloom high addition to featuring what second period set a record for N. led at the half, 7-6. in schools battled sixty minutes a hard-fought and team to he C. State as the scored against The Press A pass interception gave The ra-omises today at Soldier Field for the By Associated game, the gridiron all nine this fall. It was JLe football opponents EAST Citadel its first scoring oppor- of music. In Chicago public school league week-end will be one MM the most scoring in the institution’s Boston College 33; Auburn 7. tunity. On the band there football championship. to the Davidson Dartmouth Brown 8. iix cmct addition dftCkL 48 years of football. 20; >3pia.j' county band, They’ll flip a coin Monday to Columbia 20; 17 will be the Columbus Before 10,000 Colgate Bearden had from all the see who won. CtNNflUi awq Holy Cross 33; Manhattan 25 of musicians Tctof/v 4 "eonoH/MNt taken a composed MERST£4D xne DUKe Deiore Pennsylvania 22; Cornell 20 pass in the county, a drum and The ended in a score- I ~4EEV(?MCi/- victory, gained schools game Princeton 28; Army 19. thrown by Fos- the New' Hanover about 10,000 fans in Indian sum- j, bugle corps and less tie. Inasmuch as it had Harvard 18, Tale 0 The Citadel mer Devils i ter, school ROTC band. had been weather, gave the Blue Villanova 10 High planned previously Duquesne 14; stepped in at Legion field will a tie with North Carolina for the 20; Penn State 7 ^back The program to have the winner play the Pittsburgh and an hour before Island 19; Toledo 7. intercepted at 1:30 p. m., next state championship. Long |f begin Catholic league champion 40: 0. Sandifer’s throw whistle. Ail of the bands It was the first time since 1935 Lafayette Lehigh the kickoff Saturday in a Christmas bene- Georgetown 8; George Washington 0. intended for Wi- drum and bugle corps will that Duke had not won or shared alld the fit game, school officials agreed Catholic 40; Providence 7. ley, The Cadets prior to the game to form in the Southern conference cham- Buckncll 8: 0. combine to let a coin decide the victor. Muhlenberg then Mar- of the lines Boston Western Mary- gave an outline geographical pionship. Clemson won the confer- University 37; while land 0. ty Gold the ball, iif xortli Carolina they play ence title in defeat- outright today Tufts 19: Massachusetts State 6. after Old North State,” as drum completing •■The ing Furman. St. Anselm 13; American Internation- line to spell the let- a 13 yard pass, majorettes up Duke used line slices and al 8. BOSTON DEFEATS passes, the N. C. Dickinson 7. and sopho- ters intercepted passes to get its touch- Gettysburg 28; The units will then line up to La Salle 31; Penn Military 8. I" 11 IVJl l* OV.UX WU ux downs. as a South Teariers 20; Lock form the letters S. C.. Shippensburg (Pa.) GOLD er five successive 33-7 A 28-yard pass, Wes McAfee to Haven Teachers 7. song is played. PLAINSMEN, thrusts through the line. Connal- Carolina Leonard Duke’s Panzer 19; Hofstra 13. stunts are planned Darnell, brought was wide. Other colorful Wilberforce 20; West Virginia State ly’s placement and at half first touchdown and Frank Swiger both before the game Unbeaten Eleven Wins Be- 20. After several threats in the third are the passed to Darnell to set the time and indications pro- up SOUTH period, the Light Brigade scored one of the most enter- O’Rourke second, which Swiger scored on a Hampden Sydney kt; Kanuoipn jna gram will be hind Playing Of again jjust before the quarter end- con 7. which has been presented five-yard tackle dash. and Joe Bolduc taining And Mazniki Western (Ky.) Teachers 6; Murray 0 ed. Hank Foster with any football Capt. Alex Wintenson covered a in connection Voorhees 26; Hettis Junior College, 6. worked the ball down to Sewanee's fumble on game here. Duke’s 33 and Swiger Tennessee 33: Kentucky 0. 40 and then Gold took over again. itself to be headed a drive and The Citadel 13; Sewanee 7. The game promises STEVE O’LEARY scored through Gold broke through for 20 yards, could de- BY Clemson Furman 7. all an avid football fan center from the two. 13; Florida Georgia Tech 7. then four, then, seven, finally BOSTON, Nov. 23.—(^—Unbeat- Steve Lach 16; sire. grabbed a bounding North Carolina 10: Virginia 7 cracking the right side of the line teams have played about en Boston college crumbled a pow- Both ball off Wade Brown’s and Southwestern (Tcnn) 6. zone and win the fingers Centenary 14; to skit into the end a this year. The Citadel erful Auburn eleven through Vanderbilt 21. on par raced 37 for a touchdown and a Alabama 25; the converted and th< 0. game. Connally whipped Sewannee 13-7 yesterday first half today and then took minute later Miss. State 19; Mississippi McAfee grabbed an- Normal the scoring was over. with a 27-21 defeat as the Tulane 47; Louisiana 0. as compared Southern Plainsmen apart other off Jack Davidson. pass Huckabee’s fin- MIDWEST handed Sewannee by seams to roll a 33-7 total ir Lineups: up gertips and ran 14 to State’s Northwestern 20; Notre Dame 0. Citadel played a bit better against before 20, Pos. Sewanee Citadel their ninth straight victory then scored Minnesota 22: Wisconsn 13. than did Davidson and two downs later. Oglethorpe 35.000 spectators at Fenway park Michigan 40: Ohio State 0. LE Owen Lockwood in the the teams Swiger passed to Jim Smith for Purdue 0. likewise games The whose Indiana 3; LT Cotter Wolf high-flying Eagles, 26 yards and the final score. Iowa Illinois 7. played against State. ab VlTCtllE. ; Tony 18; supporters were lamenting the "Big Ben" Ruffa Nebraska 21; Iowa State 12. LG Gillespie Shealey Consequently .fans here are pre- geiSEg. ! converted from placement sence of Gene Goodreault, theii | the Indians were displaying their ed next week. State’s charginj Regis College 13; Greeley State 12. Owen; point try of the afternoon when he cu Seven Young 13; Colo. State 13, Bearden Cit- Untied, Wis- ning —The Army football team had the potent attack of the season against Line, which opened holes for thi ! Of 10 Tnlane Brigham down, (placement); Defeating anc back sharply through tackle win a Ed the Ole Miss run (tie). adel scoring: Touchdowns-Gold 2; courage and the will to today, major foe, Kast, sophomore backs, frustrated FAR WEST consin 22-13 tallied from 15-yards out, feintin.e Games In New Orleans from try after touchdown, ; but Princeton had Dave Allerdice, halfback, reeled off 35 and five- ning attack and bottled up the fa Washington 41; U. C. L. A. 0. point several Auburn defenders out o: 7. and Dave Allerdice had a arm, yard scoring dashes and Fullback mous Merle Hape Washington State 14: Gonzaga Connally (placement). right scoring H-boys, NEW danger along the route. Hall counted the third touch- ORLEANS, Nov. 23.—(2P)— New Mexico A. & M. 25; Redlands 14. Referee, Thompson, Georgia; BY TOM SILER and the right arm pitched enough Ray and Junior Hovious. Maznicki scored first or A 1941 Tulane football schedule of Sington, Alabama; head- twice, strikes the to a 26 down by plunging over from the umpire, MADISON, Wis., Nov. 23.—(^Pl— to carry Tigers 10 | the receiving end of a 41-yard pas: line. games, seven of them in New linesman, Macintosh, Massachu- The Golden Gophers of Minnesota to 19 victory in a game which kept one-yard NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23.—WV- from O’Rourke, which he took ove: Orleans, was announced here today setts State; -fiield judge, Pitts Au- posted a strong claim to a share 26,000 fans alternately dozing and Tulane’s Greenies, in a practic MEMORIAL GAME his shoulder as he acros: IOWA Nov. 23.—UP)— by Dr. Wilbur C. Smith, athletic burn. ot the mythical national football romped in screaming frenzy. CITY, la., game for the season’s finale wit director. Ole Miss is back on the the the Auburn line with the neares Iowa’s proud Haw key es haughtily Louisiana State next Saturdaj championship today, finishing schedule. d_ defender three Hi: shunned an Illinois invitation to season with yards away. a but HERE M undefeated and untied NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—UP)—'The overpowered light scrapp IS SLATED UUSL MIMICS ICfJUIC second came on the first o j share the Western conference foot- The schedule: a 22 to 13 victory over Wisconsin play Louisiana normal team to win Columbia football Lion ate his old- Sept. 27.—Boston College at New before 40,000 the fourth period, a routine six ball cellar today by crushing the 47 to 0 in play Against Attack spectators. est jinx today and enjoyed the din- victory spectacular Oct. To Jap off-tackle dash after thi 18 to before fans. The Orleans: 4.—Auburn at New Or- Calvary Baptist Quint The giant Norsemen, who clinch- yard the mini, 7, 19,000 today before 20,000 fans. 4 ner immensely. For 20 years, 11—Rice at ed the Western conference cham- Eagles had marched 41 yards. Zuppkemen, seeking their first major leans; Oct. Houston; Meet Leland Five At Y BOSTON, Nov. 23.—(jW—Complet- been to work on Lion had trying Oct. 18—North Carolina at New’ Or- that pionship a week brushed aside O’Rourke’s score came at thi of the season, drove the Nov. 23.— tf! ing a round-the-world voyage ago, Red Raiders. And for 20 victory WASHINGTON, On Night a Colgate’s leans; Oct. 25—Ole Miss at New Or- Thursday his millionth mile at sea, the badgers as they had seven close of spectacular march fron Hawks dizzy with tricky formations at will with a mixei j witnessed years, he had failed to satisfy his Scoring Nov. 1—Vanderbilt at Nash- other teams after the kick-off in the third It re in the first half to take a 7 to 0 leans; Captain Thomas J. Flannery spotting period. made it. ground and aerial attack, Catholi appetite. Today, he finally ville; Nov. 8—Alabama at New Or- the Isthmiam liner Steel home aggregation 13 points. quired just eight plays and fou: lead. Iowa, however, recovered its university ended its 1940 footba] j The Calvary Baptist basketeers, brought With 22,000 spectators sitting in the Nov. 15—New York with The had a minutes to and in it O’ in the half to drive leans; University formed as an independent Navigator into port today Badgers great scoring complete took poise second campaign today by trouncin] now chance Lions twice came from behind, at New York; Nov. 22—Louisiana five at word that the Dutch East Indies shortly after the opening Rourke stilled his steel-spring arn ( to its second Big Ten victory in five Providence college of Rhode Is team, will meet the Leland of every break, and nipped New a kickoff when Franck to that he was a run advantage Normal at Orleans (tentative); the Y. M. C. A. Thursday night are against George prove great games. 40 to -■ 4 actively preparing Raiders from the Chenango land, 7. fumbled a punt and Bob Henry ning back by covering 50 of the 71 I the Red Nov. 29—L. S. U. at New Orleans. at 8 o’clock in a game held as a possible threat from Japan. 17. recovered for Wisconsin on the 20 to memoriam to the late W. A. Brown, On the south coast of Java, he yards personally. t WACO, Tex., NOV. 23.—l/r)—une PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23.— UP) It is for who died of shotgun a new Minnesota 18. But ne ponderous in- Brovin general practice gov- recently said, the Dutch are building 23.—UM— lunging sprint by Bobby Penn State’s visions of a post-sea home while vaders held and took the ball. EVANSTON, 111., Nov. ernment employes to patent their wounds suffered at his commercial port with a dock 1,000 through a hog’s heaven of mud and son bowl bid vanished tonight ii Franck’s Northwestern’s Wildcats, with blond discoveries as for cleaning a shotgun. 30 feet magnificent punting set Ex-Nun Given char- “public patents’’ feet long and a channel Right blinding rain, plus some canny the smoky dusk of the steel cit; from the will the back as Bill deCorrevont giving the greatest the free use of everyone. The proceeds game Badgers the quarter in the fading minutes gave deep. In the event of difficulties ity where a Pitt eleven rated only sc be used to a memorial honor- progressed. To Renew Pardon Piet l performance of his collegiate gridiron place with their ports Southern Methodist a weird 7-4 tri- so the Lions fror 1 Japan, principal Dame a de* toppled favored ing Brown in the church. Undaunted, Wisconsin started career, handed Notre to a stand-off for more than 59 on the north would be closed im- over Anchored the from itc rcvr-n op v:- r*__ — umph Baylor today. the ranks of the nation’s undefeal Brown was one of sponsors MEXICO CITY, Nov. 23. (.£>)- cisive 20 to 0 licking before 48,000 minutes today, but with 13 seconds and reliance in an indescribable field five last when mediately placed Paskvan 1 stadium today. in the muck of ed football teams in a 20 to 7 up of the Calvary year hitting center for two The supreme court today grantee spectators at Dyche to go, Gene White dropped back the new at Tjalatjap to stave >ards. through three periods of nothing set. Big George Kracum and Ralp it had such a splendid season and port Then Johnny Tennant tossed Concepcion Asevedo y de la Llata Northwestern, in closing its season from to send his both right guard right when its benefit game for the Star- off effects of a blockade. 24 a long pass to but magnificent purging by Fife put the Panthers in the lea ^ Dave Schreiner, 36-year-old one-time nun familiar] with a six victory in eight games, toe against the leather and his In- Fund was the Methodists won a ball in the first with a fine bi News Empty Stocking shook off two the th 3 the teams, period J tacklers on known as “Madre Conchita,” held the upper hand throughout diana team to a dramatic 3 to 1 of the cage- on the second of the of teamwork. Kracum brok one of the highlights Lopher 45 and ran for a touch- t once in the second game play right to ask a presidential pardo: duel, scoring triumph. ball season here. Draft Dodgers Will down. fourth Three thousand soaked around left end behind excei Jim McFadzean ■ And period. and, prevented for her part in the 1928 assassina period and twice in the third. The lads now have new uniforms Schreiner from chilled fans watched Preston John- lent interference, raced 44 yard * Seek Court Decision being pulled down tion President Alvaro was the most highly 23.—»)- make a fine on com of Obregon. it deCorrevont, NORMAN, Okla., Nov. and appearance behind with a ston’s kick skid out of bounds to the State five-yard line, wher crushing block as an o in the nation perfect Oklahoma nosed 9 to the court. Talent is present in the on Bob Convicted accomplice publicized prep player Temple, 6, Fitch. Minnesota end. Bob on the Baylor four. Back in the end he was pulled down from behinc form of Lin- NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—(IP)—At- Jose Leon Toral, who shot and kille 1 in 1937, who was the principal cog in an intersectional grid battle be- lineup also, in the Pay added the zone Jack Wilson, a grand football As he fell, Kracum lateraled t Ern- torneys for four men accused or point. 16 after he had beei 1 the Northwestern attack fore 8,000 fans Orv wood Rowan, Woody Pylant, Less than Obregon days in powerful who scored 4 shivering today. two minutes later Wis- their player who did a magic job of kick- Fife, easily. est Johnston, Graham McKoy, Vic- evading the selective service law consin elected for a second term, “Madr 3 which kept the Irish back on Mathews scored the Sooners’ only s out to the William Leon- that would Tommy Farris picked one ing slammed one Baylor a tor Mintz, Rogers, announced today they ° Bruce Conchita” has spent the past eleve: heels most of the afternoon. touchdown, racing 77 yards on Smith’s passes out of the 39. Muddied, tired Bobby Brown LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 23.—®- ard McKoy, Billy Pieper and Robert start court action Monday to test at years in prison. There she met am punt return in the third, period, midfield and scored unmo- the side- Nebraska beat Iowa Stat Grissom. Jr, ■ 23.— UP)— gathered it in, splashed for power Tomasic had been the law’s constitutionality. s ed. married Castro Baida, sentenced fo WASHINGTON, Nov. after Andy will have Ray’s try from in a couple of into the soggy turf of Memoris j But the Calvary quint indicated would attack Was placement as downed lines, fell behind behind the line They they wide. an earlier attempt on Obregon’s lift Georgetown’s hefty Hoy caught goal by time in up a vie blockers and skidded 30 yards for stadium today as the Husker no easy ringing the law on grounds that it deprived r Colonials, Eason for a in the *"h‘6 accused Baida was released about a yea the George Washington Roger safety in this game, for c, and all-winning Tailback Johnny stormed back in the third a n ^ tory early-season draftees of without due proc- s the an- the touchdown. second Tomasic tossed a liberty opher- then ago and has since acted as his wife’ 8 to 0 today in capital’s quarter. the Leland boys are reputed to have settled down to their the point after fourth periods to wipe out a 12 to Ju ess of law and that it subjected them t nual classic. Celement plunged 14-yard pass to Angelo Sparanga fastest teams in the ™atlnS ground attack and attorney. Several previous pardo: city * one of the the much had been penalized to the Cyclone halftime lead and take to enforced servitude. requests have been refused. For three periods, Baylor for Temple’s only touchdown in the southeastern section of the state. _ ‘t. defense, Wiscon- 21 to 12 The win assure keeping held the Hoy as one for offsides. victory. last 65 4 taken in its own Today’s s lighter Colonials seconds. Already these lads have territory the re- ruling merely recognize Nebraska of at least a tie for Bi in the third period, % _ a score of 30-21 *be her right to for free scoreless, but Bolivia to town by FOR THAT BETTER Same except for a apply again Six conference hoi 1‘ finaildi?rJ0^ less than a minute to go, BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Nov. 23.— championship LOS Nov. 23—Of)— fans in this section are agreed ,badSer flurry in the waning dom. with ANGELES, and irin stood on George Wash- led Alabama for 56 ors. 4 there is of CHRISTMAS BIKE minut« of the contest. Ben Bulvin (jH—Vanderbilt The University of California at Los that indicates plenty 28 and to I.K’te minutes with strength team and deception to be found SEE- OHLAHOMA AGGIES 19-6 ington’s passed surprising Angeles football lapsed back speed the 7 and Mike took it Halfback Nelson WUKCHSTDK, Mass., NOV. 3.- in Leland five. Nov. Kopcik, on today but Jimmy into a familiar role today. The the BEATEN TULSA, 23—)—Mud, cold * extra cdaJ:.0J,Z:AGA over. Lio’s kick for the came with a touchdown pass W)—Holy Cross defeated Manha Huskies SPOKANE, Wash., Nov. 23-UP) rain and the Oklahoma Aggie Augio up high-favored Washington PICKARDS was no good. the dusk of field to tan 33 to 25, here today but onl y it 41 to The is the largest anc Washington State’s couldn’t the o point in legion give smacked down, 0, and gorilla 209 Market St. Dial 3224 hard hitting stop University the wind in be'd Throwing caution to the Crimson tide a 25-21 victory in after John Supulski, Manhatta n buried the Bruin dream of extend fiercest of the anthropoid apes. ba.Jar5, Gonzaga’s ace half- Tulsa today, and the Golden Hui tried the fourth George Washington a finish. Alabama, label- back, electrified the 10,000 specti r its “winning streak” to twc 41.,, '. ony Canadeo, in check ricane skidded to a 19 to 6 fool thrilling ing a deep in its own territory took to tors forward to thre e in the worst avalanche ol tbe Same and defeated ball victory that meant the Mis pass ed a weak passing team, by passing games thc.°D^,°U*; ended in a safety '■ and the play up air for three touchdowns and touchdowns in the last period, ca: touchdowns seen in a 14 to 7, before 8,000 souri valley conference cham 3 the many yeai frLBKU!ldogs’ for Georgetown. the Greens to with] n of the Blue irosttbitten football fans today. pionship. scored only once on a consistent rying Kelley by followers and Gold .... drive. Vandy took advantage of a point of a tie. In the final mil i- Announcing ATLANTA, Nov. 23—UR— Now let the Tide’s sluggish pass defense utes, however, Natowicz, of Hoi y GREENSBORO, Nov. 23. —UP)— come and the tourists all OPENING OF the frosts The over from tt e Guilford college’s oft-beaten Quakers cares? Not and tallied twice in the air. Cross, plunged go to California. Who third score was set three-yard line to keep the Purp] e meeting a superior and much heav- football fans, because up by passes. Florida’s safe. ier team in their old rivals fron their beloved university today olAKKVILiJLi), MISS., INOV. Li.— Elon college here in Memorial sta SHUNY'S WINE SHOP completed its first full conquest of —The Harvey Johnson, EAST LANSING, Mich., Nov. 2: I. dium this afternoon relied on a sur neighboring Georgia by trouncing great Cross Street Jeffer- —Iff)—The State Spa > prise pass attack and sheer deter 319 Red Dial 4174 Tech, 16-7. aided by Toxie Tullos, Billy Michigan Georgia riu i- mination true to sea son and a magnificent line, led tans, led by the broken field and, running tr i- sonal lost 27 to 0 to the PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. 23— Mississippi State’s Maroons to a ning of Halfback Wyman Davis, form, pou- We Deliver the We: lt erful Christians. But the galiantr; j (JP)—Dartmouth’s uplifted Indians, crushing 19-0 victory over Missis- umphed 17 to 0 over of loser was such that Elon' Stock of Wines hardened by their “conceded” vic- sippi university today before 25,000 Virginia Mountaineers heje toda; the Largest In the City... first in Captain Wellington Saecker am tory over once-mighty Cornell, fans. Mississippi’s loss, its left 23.—! fi Coach Horace Hendrickson presentei displayed new fire and dash today the Southeastern conference, LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. | Open Evenings 'til 11:00 to —Indiana and r i- the ball which traditionally gees t< as they wound up their season by the way clear for Tennessee Purdue, gridiron to Captain Bill Grice, o WE INVITE TOUR PATRONAGE trouncing Brown, 20-6, before a take the loop title unchallenged if vals since 1891, fought a drizzlir g the victor, drenched crowd of 15,000. While the Vols beat Vanderbilt as expect- rain, a slippery turf and each oth< l Guilford.