October 25,1941 R» . - * STADIUM N. C. Official ' rogram We All Back the Wolfpack! . Let's Go! Make The Carolina Your Down Town Meeting Place Headquarters For State College Functions Raleigh’s Newest and Finest HOTEL CAROLINA Robert I. Lee, Manager RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA THE WOLFPACK GRIDIRON N. C. State - Newberry Issue Published five times annually for each N. C. State College home football game by the Sports Publicity Bureau of North Carolina State College. nue,Dick NewHerbert,York,Publisher.N. Y. $1.00 per year, 250 per copy. National Advertising Representative: Don Spencer Company, Inc., 271 Madison Ave Volume XI Riddick Stadium, Raleigh, N. C., October 25, 1941 Number a NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COUNCIL PROF. H. A. FISHER, Chairman D. W. SEIFERT DINK CATON DR. A. J. WILSON, Secretary W. H. SULLIVAN JACK HUCKABEE DR. 1. O. SOHAUB A. G. FLOYD WOODY JONES DR. J. L. STUCKEY DAVID CLARK DUDLEY ROBBINS DR. LODWICK HARTLEY JOHN W. SEXTON W. W. WOMMACK FOOTBALL STAFF WILLIAMS (Doc) NEWTON, Head Coach JOHN L. VONGLAHN, Business Manager of Athletics HERMAN HICKMAN, Line Coach DR. R. S. (BOB) WARREN, Freshman Coach WALTER A. (BABE) WOOD, Backfield Coach E. M. (NIG) WALLER, General Assistant JOHNNY F. MILLER, Head, Department of Physical DR. G. B. POWELL, Trainer Education and Athletics N. C. STATE WOLFPACK SCHEDULE — I941 *Sepf. 20—RICHMOND ....................... at RALEIGH, 8 pm. *SepI. 27—Davidson ..........................at Greensboro Oc’r. 4—Clemson .......................... at Charlotte *ch. II—Furman ........................... at Greenville, S. C. *ch. IB—WAKE FOREST ..................... a’r RALEIGH, 8 pm. *Oc’r. 25—NEWBERRY ........................at RALEIGH, 8 pm. Nov. I—Norfh Carolina ..................... at Chapel Hill Nov. 8—Virginia Tech ...................... of Winston-Salem Nov. I5—Georgefown ....................... at Washington, D. C. Nov. 22—DUKE .............................at RALEIGH, 2 pm. Nov. 29—William and Mary ...................at Williamsburg, Va. *—Night Game. SUPPORT THE WOLFPACK! Represented for National Advertising by DON SPENCER COMPANY, INC., 271 Madison Ave., New York City. THE WOLFPACK MEETS NEWBERRY’S INDIANS t3,\‘\\(~ 4535?"Pa!-4 i,1 cg}44K \f\ TATE College is happy to welcome tonight colorful brand of ball. The Newberry tackles thousands of high school seniors. This will be the largest the Wolfpack will have to afternoon they inspected the campus and saw face this season. State is favored, but in the institution’s facilities for turning out engi- football anything can happen. neers, farmers, teachers, and textile executives. Tonight they get a chance to see one of the This will be the first non—conference opponent most important phases of extra-curricular ac- for the Wolfpack which has played Richmond, tivity—football. Davidson, Clemson, Furman, and Wake Forest on successive Saturdays. This will also be State is also happy to welcome back an the last night game of the season and the next- alumnus, Billy Laval, veteran coach of the New- to-last contest for Riddick Stadium. berry Indians. Back in 1905 he was a star member of the baseball team here. He There are some big attractions coming up on left school to take up the diamond profession the schedule. Next week in Chapel Hill the and later got into coaching. For a long time ’Pack will attempt to do something that a State he coached the Furman Purple Hurrricane, and football team hasn’t been able to do since 1927. he was the one who founded the famous “House . That, of course, is to get a victory over the of Magic” at the South Carolina college. University of North Carolina Tar Heels. Later he coached the University of South Caro- Last year Doc Newton’s boys played one of lina in his native Columbia. He is still active- their best games of the season against Caro- ly interested in baseball and has served as a lina and almost got a Victory. The Tar Heels scout for several major league clubs. will be ready this time and won’t be caught by Newberry is a small college, but it’s well surprise, but the Wolfpack is getting mighty known in the football world. Last year the hungry for a win over its traditional foe. Indians had a great season, Winning three Tonight marks the last time this season that championship titles—the South Carolina Little the Wolfpack will enter a game as the favorite. Four, the South Atlantic League, and the . After Newberry come North Carolina, Vir- Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. ginia Tech, Georgetown, Duke, and William and . That team scored 249 points to 48 for its Mary in that order. That’s a mighty tough opponents, and Don Colangelo, quarterback and road. The game with Virginia Tech will be co-captain, made the Little All-America team. played in Winston—Salem and should be one of . One of its outstanding performances in 1940 the best of the year. The Gobblers gained was a 36-0 Victory over Lenoir-Rhyme. national attention several weeks ago by up- The Indians are big and have a tricky attack. setting the powerful Georgetown Hoyas, 3-0. Coach Laval’s clubs always have played a . D. H. Holding. (Pen- ' completePenalty pass,refused..missed,in- Delay of game. or aity—hyoffense. ' Offside or violation field goal or (omer extra time-outs. Illegal forward pass. 15fame.yards;5 yards.)by dB- Timeout. of(Penaltykick-off5 formation.yards.) “de'sinn, etc.both sides eff- Yards.)( p e n a i ty, 5 0‘‘5. 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