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 | <SO!TT after Detroit 19: Mraquette 0. C McCutcheon Overman dicting the game will go to the \ each of the first five touch- 0. from the Michigan State 17: West Virginia RG Pierce Belser or great right end, lineuj team which gets the breaks to downs—giving him 45 points in var- Washington University 12; Missouri for the first time in his college men mentor ot The Citadel’s will RT McCauley Connally the team whose extra-point special- Here are live anil the Light Brigade who match power, skill, courage sity games. Frank Ezerski, a sub- Mines 0. found cause for re and with the Wildcats of Davidson Saturday afternoon at Legion field in annual col- Drake 0. RE Walker Kierstead ist has the more accurate toe. career, ample strategy Wilmington’s stitute, place-kicked the point aft- Creighton 14; o: ! football classic. Tickets for the game are on sale at the Junior Chamber of Commerce offices on Prin- Southwestern (Kan.) 14; Fort Hays Roberts Dukes joicing in the performances lege er the sixth. QB and last were It and Frank Maz cess street between Front and Second streets reports night they are selling rapidly. State LH Bearden Foster Charlie O’Rourke State’s reserve team 26: Colorado 12.