The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-09
HAN0VERIAN STARS|
IN NORTH CAROLINA
SHRINE BOWL WIN
Wildcat Passing Ace Turns
Receiver; Goes "a Yards
To S. E. II Line

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 8.-(P)-The
North Carolina high school III
Stars, in the annual Shrine Bowl
football game here this afternoon,
won an to 0 decision over their
South Carolina rivals.
A crowd of nearly 10000 persons,
largest in the history of the Shrine
Bowl series, was present for the
game.
Leading Coach Bill Brannin's
double-Wing attack in the backfield
was Buddy Bell of his own Char
lotte Central team who did the
finest running for the North Caro-
lima team and scored their only
touchdown in the fourth quarter.
All the point-making was packed
into the fourth period, following a
series of fumbles in which both
teams were butter-fingered. Early
in the last chapter the Tar Heels
were on South Cardinals 35-yard
line. Jay Clark Of Wilson passed
to Ken Rogers of Whining
ton in the flats with the boy
from the City By The Sea lug
ging the Lacquer all the way to the
Palmetto 11-yard line. Then Bell,
who did so much brilliant sprinting
for Central this season, took it off
right tackle to the two-yard line.
On the next play Buddy bulled it
through the line for the touchdown.
Clark missed his placement for the
extra point.
Tar Heel Safety
Just before that, the Tar Heels
had collected two points on a safe
ty. This also followed a funbling
contest. The Clark-Rogers passing
combination had failed OF a touch
down when the Wilson boys touch
down pass went out of the playing
field. The Palmetto lads were on
their own II as Curtis Waters Of
Rock Hill attempted a kick. Con-
cords Jack McCachren roared in
to block the boot and Waters fell on
his own kick behind the goal line
as the North Carolinians stormed
over him. This gave the Tar Heels
their safety and a lead.
The ineups and summary:
NORTH CAROLINA
Pos'-Player Home Town Weight
LE-Bill Perry, Reidsville ---- IT'S
Lt-Bobby Hackney, Wilson - 1872
Turner, Albemarle - 21o
Crank Penny, Durham ----- 1876
RG-B. w. Atkinson, Winston
Salem (Gray - 189
RI-John Hobbs, Wilmington --- 100
RE-Bln Brewer, High Point ------ 1877
QB-E. c. Coble, Mount Airy - 1870
LH-Buddy Bell, Charlotte
RH-Bob Davis, Charlotte ~
Central - - 1b5
FB-ken Rogers, Wilmington ------- ITS
Greensboro; Arlande Brande, Reidsyille;
Jack McCachren, Concord; Joe Frank
Spencer, Lenoir; Bobby Martin, Char
lotte TECH; James Slate. Mt. Airy; Char
les Crowell, Lincolnton; Bill Austin,
charlotte Harding; Jay Clark, Wilson;
Jimmy Burgess, Newton-Conover; Cole
man Grub, Salisbury; D. w. Stewart,
Winston-Salem (Hanes).
SOUTH CAROLINA
Fos-riayer Home Town Weight
LE-Theron Cook, Sumter 165
LT-Harold Allen, Florence --- 2o2
LG-Wilford Steele. Orangeburg - 1875
CLAY Cathey, Spartanburg -. IT'S
RG-Bobby Kessler, Charleston - 1870
RT-Stan Lee, Greenville
REJames Calvert. spartnabur9-z-- 1879 1879
QB-Billy Belch, Brookland-
LA-Hargrave Robbins. Chester - 1e5
Ra-Paul Josephs, Georgetown 49, 1856
hb-Charles Sem, Brookland-
South Carolina subs: Fred Jarrett. Ches-
Yer; Gene Hill, North Charleston: ]. C.
6owlck, Greenville (Parker); Rembert
Harrelson, Mullins; Stan Clary, Gaffney;
harold Hatfield, Bishopville; Bobby
Graham, Manning; Curtis Waters Rock
Hl!i; Mckay Norris, Camden; Fred Nc
Colium, Easley; Charles Brown, Beaufort:
Charleston.
Score by periods:
North Carolina ------ o "a
south Carolina -- o "a
North Carolina scoring; Touchdown
Bell; safety Waters tackled by Nc
Cachren).
Officials: Referee, W. R. Dukes: Um-
plre, Van E. Edwards, Jr.; Head Lines
man, r. P. Wilder; Field Judge, Paul
Durham.