Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-21

Charlotte. Oct 21.-(AP)-Three
years ago d hard driving. ruthless
band OF Duke Blue Devils turned
upon Wake Forest and Inundated
the Deacons under a 60 score.
II was one OF the highest scores
ever run up against the Baptists and
they never forgot This year. mem
bers of that loyal band say. may be
one for revenge.
There is no denying that Wake
Forest is pointing for Duke and this
Saturday will tell the tale.
The Deacons have power and
know how to use it, Thus far. all
that can be said about the Dukes is
that they have the power but some
of their talents are going TO waste.
so say those boys in the know.
At any rate, Wake Forest may be
counted on to open up against the
Devils in the Baptists' lot this week.
end in the States chief attraction.
AT Chapel Hill. North Carolina will
be host to Tulan Elm another aging
rivalry that last year threw some
old-time fear into the hearts Of the
Tar Heels. A great passing attack
saved the day and the game ended in
Il 14-l4 tie.
Other Good Games
Other weekend masterpieces will
match Davidson, plucky and decep-
tive as ever, against the powerful
Furman Hurricane, while N. {.
State will entertain Mississippi State
in a night affair.
The weeks North State Confer
ence program will offer Appalachian
against King at Boone, CataWba
against Guilrord at Winston-Salem.
Elon at Miami University, Lenoir-
Rhyme at NeWberry and Western
Carolina Teachers at High Point.
The street corner coaches gave
most attention today to N. c. State
and the most talented Wolfpack
since the days Of Jack Mcdowell.
North Carolina had to turn on full
power to overcome the West Ra-
leigh lads. 1871 Saturday. The
Wolves struck quickly and moved
into pay dirt on an aerial from Watts
TO Huckabee. Fehley placekicked
the extra point. the Tar Heels
quickly recovered and scored on La
lanne's hurdle over tackle. Dunkle
kicked the point SEVERN scored
again for Carolina in the third but
deep in the final quarter State
struck frantically on a play that
made football what it is. On their
own onc-yard line, the Wolves sput-
lcr"d. then exploded as FehIey, lar
in his end zone. passed to Watts,
who aired ont. Cornered by several
Tar Heels he Iatteralled 10 Fehley
on States 80. and the fleet back
headed for a score. only to be reach
ed by Lalanne on CarOlna'S 10. But
State could get no farther.
Duke Trims Colgate
Duke whipped Colgate 1870 and
ruined the Red Raiders celebration of
the 50th anniversary Of football
jap Davis plunged over for the first
Duke score and Mofratt StCrcr rang
I'D the other with an 80-yard jaunt
Tony Ruffa kicked the point. COL
cate threatened several times, even
moved the ball 10 the Devils four
yard line, but Dukes spuris were too
much.
Johnny Fredcricks with two
touchdoWns and Hackney and Spen-
Ger with ane each paced Davidson's
27-20 victory over ScW"nee. a DEM
cnstration that saw Il smOothly-Oiled
band of Wildcats play Just as Coach
Gera McEVer would have them play.
They passed. they buckcd they ran
and they followed through, but not
until the fourth did they find things
entirely to their liking, and crossed
the line twice
Wake Forest had little trouble
whipping Marshall, 31-19. Polanski
and Gallovich contributed two touch
downs apiece and Waivers added an
other The Dcacons scored first
and the lead changed hands three