The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-11-04
FIVE GOVERNORS URGE PRICE FIXING
Bearcats Calm Marshall
Tornado After First Blast
Nets Z Points For Visitors
With Two Regulars Out Most of Game, Hendersonvlle
High Eleven Outplays Visitors by Wide Margin

Undaunted by an early 7-point
lead, the Hendersonville BearcatS
demonstrated their ability TO
take it, by rallying in the final
three quarters to defeat the Mar
shall High Tornado % to 7 on the
local field yesterday afternoon.
Placed at a disadvantage be-
fore the game was a minute old,
the Cats found themselves for the
first time this season on the short
end of the score. but as cool as
ice Coach Jackson's men settled
down to play a great offensive
and defensive game after the first
period.
The Cats had a wide edge in
statistics. They gained 1873 yards
on running plays to Marshall's 46,
completed , of 3 passes for II
yards, and made II first downs to
6 for the visitors. Marshall tried
5 passes and completed one for
25 yards. The visitors tried three
other passes which were incom-
plete, but penalties were inflicted
on these occasions. The visitors
lost 55 yards on penalties to IS
for Hendersonville.
Marshall kicked off. Edney on
his own 10-yard line reached high
for the ball, but it got through his
hands and rolled back of the goal
line. He retrieved it but was only
able to get out to the five-yard
line. Two cracks at the line failed
to gain and Johnson went back of
the goal to kick. He was hurried
and got off a short kick which
Cohn ran back to Hendersonville'S
14-yard line. The Marshall backs
in three tries made a first down
on the 4-yard line and Cohn then
crashed over for touchdown.
Redmond went off right tackle fol
the extra point and the Cats were
behind 7 to 0.
Just before the period ended
the Cats on a punt exchange and
first down, went over into Mar
shall territory and as the second
quarter began were on MarShalfS
46-yard stripe. On the first play
Miller broke off his own right
tackle, found himself in the clear,
stiff armed the safety man and
went for a touchdown. An at
tempted pass failed to add the eX-
ira point and The Cats were still
behind 7 to 6.
Before the period was over,
however, the Cats had again
crossed the goal line to take the
lead. A sustained drive had car
ried to Marshal's 12-yard line,
and the Cats made a first down
on the 2-yard mark. From there
Miller went over on the first play
and then dropped back to pass
to Edney for the extra point. The
Cats led Is to 7 as the half ended.
The visitors had scoring oppor-
tunities in the third period, but
each time a stout Cat line and
secondary stopped them dead. The
first came early in the third pc
riod. Johnson's punt was partially
blocked and Marshall obtained the
ball on Hendersonville's 30-yard
line. Two plays got yard and a
pass was grounded. Marshall
punted to the locals 8-yard line.
Two plays got a first down and
Miller added Is and another first.
On an attempted lateral, Sawyer
recovered on Hendersonville's IS.
Miller threw Cohn for 4-yard
loss, and Johnson intercepted a
pass on his own Is.
A moment later Miller dropped
back to pass to Edney for gain
of 40 yards, placing the ball on
MarshalPs 13-yard line. Miller
went over on the fourth play for
a touchdown as the quarter end
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