The daily independent., 1936-10-10
Mentors Have Cooked
Up Special" Stuff {
For Game Today
HACKNEY OUT
Both Teams Employ Higlr.
Iv.PubIicizcd FOrw;ird.,,
Lateral Passes .. ,.;i

Durham. Oct. g. Still rated as
one OF DiXie'S finest teams despite
its defeat by Alabama last. week.
Clemson's rugged Tigers will line
up against the Blue Devils OF Duke
in Duke stadium tomorrow after
noon and a gridiron engagement
far exceeding that expected, by
most experts is likely to cnSue.
The kickoff will be at 2:30 oelotR.
While the Tigers were taRRed
rather handily by the Crimson
Tide, it is known that Alabama
got ready" for an expected tough
battle with Coach Jess .NeelyS
boys and it is also known. Fhat
Clemson did not play the game it
was capable Of.
Coach Wallace Wade has tma&
every effort to get the Blue Devils
in top shape for the game. He has
told the boys they must piay"a
better game than they have THIS
season to stay in the game WITH
the Tigers, reminding the young
er members of the team that: tile
Blue Devils of 1884 and 1895 had
to turn in q pair of thcir, best
games of the season TO turn back
the batting Clemson elevcfi"iG'
With full knowledge OF ,,tEc
system employed by the other.
since Nicely was backfield coach
under Wade at Alabama, the two
mentors have cooked up some Spe-
cial stuff for this game.
That has been done each year
they have met. While they 'Havc
used the basic formationSt that
both knew so well at Alabama.
they have varied their offcnSes.
Last year both cut loose wlIh'6h
same thing that they are not SO
strong for latcra!s.
The Tigers completed q par OF
forward latcralS that resulted in
touchdowns and Duke used a. lat
cral to score one of its markers.
Don Willis, 200 pound Tiger
backfield star. who has bcur incl
igible until this game, will make
his debut on the Clemson team
and is expected to add Much
strength to an already DANGEROUS
running attack. He is powerful
and elusive runner and is rated
one of the sophomore stars Of
southern football. ~
Others il the Tiger backficld
will be Captain Joe Berry, the ui-
pie threat quarterback. Mac t1hc
Ripper Folgcr, fuilback, and
Turk Orban. sophomore blocking
back. -,
They will vie with Dukes Ace
Parker, Silver Smith and Herbic
Hudgins. The spectacular Honey
Hackney may not be able TO play
tomorrow. If he does get iito'thc
lineup, he will not DC at top speed.
There are other shifts in the
Duke lineup n addition to sup
bing KudginS for the injured
Hackney. Tugboat LipScomb will
be at left tackle in place Of Joe
Cardwell, also hurt in the South
Carolina game. Robert Alabastcr
and Fred Yorke, sophomoreS, were
advanced to the guard posts this
week over Buck Badgctt and Tom
Power, veterans.
The probable starters: ,,.-t,
Clemson Duke
Shuford LANA
Left End
Pennington ----------- LipscOinb
Left Tackle nu,<
Bryant -------------- hlabaSter
Left Guard ''"'
Lewis Hill
Center
Buschcr -------------, Yorke
Right Guard "'''.,
Wyse ------------ Brunarisky
Right Tackle .lI,,
Sam Mcconnell ---- Taiiaferro
Right End ''
Berry. Co - Parker sCc)
Quarterback ....
Willis HudginS
Left Halfback 80
Foyer Smith
Right ,Halfback ....
Sanders -- Gardner
Fullback
Officials: Ducote (AuburnJ ref
cree; Mumma Army umpire:
Jackson Emory and Henry
head linesman; Sanders Wash
lngton and Lee field judge.
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