The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-07
|Talbert Forced Out In Tennis Tits
Tar Heel Grid Powerhouses Grid For Opening Bell
JUSTICE STARS:
DUKE End TEAM
WINS; NCS DRILLS

CHAPEL. HILL, Sept 6 : R-Five
University Of North Carolina foot
pail teams saw action today in the
first business scrimmage of the
preseason practice eason.
Charlie (Choo Choo Justice, the
phantom halfback marked up by
all hand as a sure-fire All-Ameri-
can this year, reeled off two
touchdowns in handing out his
speciality of stop-and-go maneuver-
ing to thrill the little gallery of
several hundred assembled in
Kenan stadium.
Big Art Weiner, the sophomore
end with ham hands, caught a
pass and stepped over for one of
several touchdowns scored. Ma x
Cooke, another end, also shared in
the point scoring honors. Bob Ken
nedy and Bill Flamish were e pair
OF fullbacks who stood out in the
hostilities.
Fred S h e r m a n, a freshman
from Wilkes Barre, Pa, o k e d
best among the newcomers. Sher-
man not only galloped like a bre-
eze On a long touchdown but
added the extra point with a
placement.
RALEIGH, Sept. 6. - up A two
hour scrimmage, first full-dress
work of the season, higblighted
grid drills at N. C. State college
today as the tea mended its first
week of preparations for its open
err with Duke on Sept. q.
A spirited B squad, using Duke
plays, moved over tn. rain
drencned field for two touchdowns
against feathers first anc second
teams, and it was cause for some
pesimitci remark from tn e
Wolf-pack mentors.
Despite Coach Beattie Feathers
reaction to the work, there were
still a Few bright spots in the
Wolfpack offensive play Tail-pack
Ogden Smith, a Galveston (Tex)
sophomore, spanked two o u c h
down drives by the varsity. Smith
returned one punt 60 yards for
one score, and tossed 20 emo Bill
Stanton for another.
WAKE FOREST, Sept. 6. Up
Wake Forest, printing fer it S
after > dark opener with George
town here on September q, ran
through a fullsped scrimmage
this afternoon after posing for
news photographers this morning.
Shining on offense where Carl
Haggard, Norfolk (Va) Wingback
sophomore who tore away four
runs of 80 yares, all good for
scores; Harry Dowda, 195 pound
Hickory letter wing back, w o
broke for a pair of scoring runs;
Tony Di Tomo, whose line-lunging
shone, and James (Bud) Lail,
letter tail back who also turned
in several fine b~reak-away runs.
DURHAM, Sept 6. -(P)- Duke
closed out the first week of prep
a%rations for their season-cpener
against N. c. State in Duke
Stadium Sept. q with a full
fledged scrimmage game here this
afternoon.
Results of the session amazed
the few sideline quarterbacks on
hand since the white" team
composed chiefly Of reserves from
last season plastered a five touch
down to one licking or the Blue"
outfit which was made up Of 1916
regulars and reserves.
Fred Folger, Jr., junior wing
back from MI. Airy, was the main
offensive show of the day. scoring
two of his teams touchdowns, set
ting up another with a Coy a r d
jaunt and doing the best punting
of the day.
The Blue team took the ball
first and scored before turning it
over marching 80 yards on George
Clark's passing and Buddy Null
ligan's running with Clark taking
it over from the four.
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