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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-09-11

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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
acket aVee Defeat Kison Juniors 1876 For Second Victory The Year
Semi-Pro Gridders Will Open
Home Stand Sunday With Norfolk

Roanoke Rapids football fans
, will get a chance to see their
first semi-pro grid team in his
tory in action ON a home field
here Sunday afternoon, when the
Roanoke Rapids Volunteers tam
gle with the Berkeley Braves of
Norfolk, Va, at Simmons Park
at 2:30 Sunday.
The locals, VINO have played
one game since they were or
ganized, will be making their
first appearance before a home
town crowd Sunday and accord
ing to advance information on
the game released today they
will be much stronger than they
were in their opening game last
week when they dropped a de-
cision to the string Norport Pho
neers.
Berkeley, now leading the
Southside League with four VIC
tories against no defeats, will
bring a strong team to Roanoke
Rapids for the game. The
Braves are an independent ball
club and are not as star-studded
with former college talent as is
the Norport team, which is play
ing another class of football.
The Braves, however, have run
UP a total of 80 points against
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22

their opponents and have given
up only six in the four games
they have played. Joe Hodges
and Amos Brown, former collie
giate players, are coaching the
Braves, and it is expected that
the Virginia team will show
plenty of speed and deception
in their game here Sunday.
In weight the Braves range
from speedy 115-pound backs
to 200-pound linemen. For the
most part, however, the Norfolk
team will be light and will pro-
badly be slightly outweighed by
the Roanoke Rapids team.
Coach Flip Edmopdson Of the
locals said today that his team
has been steadily developing dur
ing the past week and has been
strengthened by the addition Of
some good football material
from nearby towns who wanted
a chance to play some football.
The Roanoke Rapids Junior
Chamber of Commerce, which
is sponsoring the Roanoke Rapid
team, said this morning that
final arrangements for the ball
game here had not been com.
pleted until last night in spite
of negotiations which had been
underway most of the week.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
Clemson Breaks Jinx,
Moves To League Tie
By Bearing S. C.. 1877

Cox were doing the carrying on
the drive, with Gage passing to
Thompson twice.
Clemson looked for another
sure touchdown early in the sec
ond half when it recovered a
Carolina tumble on the Game
cock 20, but Cages passes failed
The Gamecocks brought the ball
to midfield before being forced
to punt to the Clemson IL.
From there, Clemson took it
all the way, SO yards, to its first
touchdown. Halfback Ray Mat
hews and Cox spanked the drive,
with Cox passing nicely to Thorn
pson. The drive looked dead at
midfield when Clemson punted,
but South Carolina halfback Bis
hop Strickland fumbled the ball
and Tiger end John Pulos fell
on it on the Gamecock 10 to
keep the march alive.
The final quarer had opened
when Mathews and Cox took the
ball to the one, where fullback
Fred Cone lateralled to Cox who
went over standing. When Jack
Milled, sub fullback, kicked wide
for the extra point, it seemed
the Gamecocks might squeeze
through on the one-point 7-6
lead.
South Carolina went after a.
mother touchdown, driving Sc
yards to the Clemson three
where Wadiak, who had reeled
off one As yard run in the drive,
fumbled. Clemson end Johr
Poulos dropped on the ball or
the Carolina 10.
Gage passed A yards
to Thompson to set up Tiger
thrust that carried to the Caro-
lima II, where field goal try
by Cone was wide.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
Pennsylvania Got
All-America Pivot
Nav Bv Accident

Philadelphia, Oct. 22-(AP)-A
uirk of football fate made
Pennsylvania's Charles (ChucD
Bednarik a center.
Things like that should happen
more often, Coach George Mum
ger said today while cycling
Saturday football date with
Navy.
"He could play any position
on the team" Munger declared
in praise of his All-American
center, land he would be out
standing no natter where he
played"
To emphasize his claim, Mum
ger pointed out that Bednarik's
runs from punt formation were
the longest made in the Prince
ton and Dartmouth games; he
is the teams best kicker, and
stands out on defense.
The chance that made Bed
narik center also may have
robbed football of great full
back.
Bednarik really had hopes OF
becoming an end when he re-
ported for football at Liberty
High School in Bethlehem, Pa.
But his coach took one look at
him and decided: mo, you're
not an end; you're fullback.,"
So Chuck was a fullback until
a few days before the opening
game when Bethlehem's center
was declared ineligible.
In desperation, his coach turn
ed to Bednarik and asked, "What
do you know about playing cen
ter?"
Nothing" replied Chuck
1--WE never played center"
"Well, take this ball home and
practice" his coach said hand,
ing him a practice ball. "From
now on, you're a center"
Don't get the idea that Bed
narik is a frustrated fullback
He likes to carry the ball, to be
sure, and he likes to pass ane
kick. But his greatest pleasure
is in breaking up enemy plays
Backing up the line, that.
where fellow can get plenty o.
action" Bednarik said
There's always something tt
do-make a tackle, intercept {
pass. Sure, it's nice to carry
the ball, but there's no thrill
like backing up the line"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22

Columbia, Sc, Oct. 22-(AP)
The Clemson College Tigers
had a broken jinx as well as
another State Fair football vic
tory against the University OF
South Carolina Gamecocks to
their credit today.
The Tigers subdued the Game
cocks 1877 in their 46th annual
State Fair meeting before $4,000
sun-baked spectators yesterday.
to remain undefeated nationally
and tie North Carolinas Tar
Heels for top slot in the South
ern Conferences.
In doing it they broke a jinx
of three years standing. The
Tigers were as favored in the
teams last three games as
they were before yesterdays
meeting. Once they were tied
twice they lost, yesterday they
smashed the brief jihx to bits.
The expected Tiger victory
was late in coming and was far
from as decisive as expected in
the face of the teams compare
tive season records in the three
previous games each had played.
The Gamecocks had held on
to seven-point first period lead
until the fourth quarter. Still
the Tigers seemed frustrated
when they failed to kick the point
after their first touchdown.
Then Tiger tackle Phil Prince
smashed through to block q
Carolina punt on the Gamecock
%. End Oscar Thompson scoop.
ed up the ball on his IL ano
scuttled over to give Clemson its
18th victory over the Gamecocks
who have won Is, tied two.
South Carolina rolled 81 yards
for its score the second time i
got the ball. Featuring the drive
was 44-yard run by sophomore
sub back Steve Wadiak, ane
quarterback Pc Hagan's 27-yare
touchdown pass to end Red Will
son. Sub back Bayard Pick
ett's extra poin: placement wa
good.
A Gamecock drive to the Tige
, 26 ended fruitlessly in fell
goal attempt by sub guard Johl
Tominack early in the. secon
quarter.
, Clemson seemed destined t
score as it drove right back t
the Carolina goal line, only t
j, tumble over it and have tn
Gamecocks cover the loose bal
u, Halfbacks Bobby Gage and Care
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
Race In Southern
Conference Grid
Circles Tighter

Richmond, Va, Oct. 22-(AP)
End Oscar Thompson's faci-
lily for being at the right place
at the right time has yanked
Clemson's Tigers up into dead
lock for the Southern Confer
ence leadership today.
The Tigers pulled abreast high
flying North Carolina yesterday
by taking a thrilling, last-min-
ute 1877 decision from the South
Carolina gamecocks.
Tonight, N. c. State steps out
of the league, Temporarily to
take on Chattanooga University
at Chattanooga. The Wolfpack,
much stronger than it's 1-2-l re-
cord would indicate, will be
heavily favored to annex it's Sec
ond victory against a Chatta-
nooga outfit whose only triumph
came at the expense of Tenn
essee Tech, 1877.
The Tennesseeans might prove
tough, though. They held Geor-
gia to a 14-7 score in their sea-
sons opener.
Three intra-conference scuff-
les are on the Saturday docket.
They find Maryland at George
Washington, Duke vs. Virginia
Tech at Roanoke, and the Cita-
del at Furman.
Other top-notch games invol-
wing Southern Conference teams
include North Carolina playing
host to Louisiana at Chapel Hill,
v. M. I. at Virginia, William and
Mary at St. Bonaventure, David
son at Wofford, Washington and
Lee at West Virginia, and Hamp
Observation-Disclosures only re-
mainng indicated team at the
University of Richmond.
Yesterdays defeat sent South
Carolina, previously tied fer sec,
ond in the circuit standing plum
melting down to ninth place. The
Gamecocks, however, may have
company by Saturday night.
Most conference teams tool
things easy in tapering-off prac
tice sessions yesterday. Duke
however, went through scrim
mage in preparation for Virginia
Tech, and North Carolina-no
taking the unpredictable Louis
lana State team ightly-kep
trying new combinations in al
effort to plug the gaps left b,
injuries to key starters.
William and Mary, expecting
a tough scrap from unbeaten st
Bonaventure, named Buddy LIE,
to handle a department in which
the Braves have been deficien
all year-placekicking.' Coacl
RUDE McCray said Lex, who ha
accounted for two of three con
versions the Indians have mad,
this year out OF IA attempts
would have the job regularl.
"the rest of the year."
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
jacket Gridders
Play Tonight
In New Bern

Roanoke Rapids High Schools
Yellow Jackets left here this
afternoon for their scheduled
clash tonight in New Bern with
the New Bern High School Bears
in Northeastern conference
football headliner.
The Jackets will be seeking
their second conference gridiron
victory and the Bears will be
after exactly the same thing
when they meet in tonight's
game with the kickoff scheduled
for eight o'clock.
Roanoke Rapids, which has
scored 26 points in four ball
games and won only a 10 VIC
tory over Elizabeth City, will
seek to open up its offense and
take advantage of its squad
which definitely outweighs the
Bear outfit.
All this week the Jackets have
been working on their scoring
punch, with much of the practice
being devoted to plays intended
to roll up the score against the
New Bern defenders.
Coach Dan eagle has made
no predictions on the outcome
of the game for his Jackets,
however he said the Roanoke
Rapids boys will be "out there
trying all the way" in their first
away-from-home appearance Of
the current season.
The Jackets running plays
from the popular single-wirlg
formation, will come up against
the T formation, which is being
used for the first time this year
at New Bern by Coach Leo Nor
gan, who is depending on speed
and deception more than any
other factors in developing
winning team. "a!
Pre-game outlook is for a
game which IS rated almost e.
ven. On the basis of past per-
formances against common foes
the Jackets have slight edge
in comparative scoring. The
Jackets lost to the Wanted Kin
ston Red Devils by margin of
only one point in the seasons
opener and last week Kinston
had little trouble downing the
Bears, however the Devils have
seemed to improve with each
game. On the other hand, last
Friday night the Edenton Aces
defeated Roanoke Rapids by 6
1910 score and held the Jackets
scoreless after couple o
breaks had given the locals {
golden opportunity. The Ace:
had hard battle on their hand
before they could subdue New
Bern 1877 in a tight game il
Edenton earlier in the season
eagle will probably start hi
usual first-strirg eleven in to
nights game with Vance Stew
art and Carlton Matthews in tn
backfield to handle most of tn
ball-handling assignments.
s Because it will be the longes
trip made this season by tn
Jackets, it is expected that FEY
of the fans will accompany then
into the Bear territory.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22
Guess Returns
After Absence
Of Two Weeks
BY The Guessing Ghost

After a couple OF weeks alb
sence while the Ghost crawled
off to a nice haunted house to
lick his gridiron wounds in 81
lence, here he Is back again
with his neck stuck out about
six feet waiting for the axe.
Such things as States first
half performance against Caro-
lima, the complete runaway
Michigan pulled with Northwest
ern, Missouri beating Southern
Methodist and few other such
performances are enough to
make any football prophet COM
init suicide, especially a ghost.
In spite of those, however,
here goes again on another
weekend gridiron guessing
spree:
High School Games Friday
Roanoke Rapids over New
Bern. anybody's game in a real
tossup in which the Jackets
weight advantage should tell the
story.
Scotland Neck over Weldon.
another close one between
neighbors, but the Little Blues
seem to be the corners.
Aurelian Springs over Jack
son.. looks like jackson is set
to take it on the chin again.
Knston over Greenville...
doesn't look like anything is
going to stop the Devils.
Edenton over Tarboro... at
ter last weeks performance the
Aces look mighty good.
College Games
Carolina over L.S.U..... tn q
Tar Heels should be out to
trample the Tigers after that
close call with State.
NC. State over Chattanooga
(Friday)... the Wolfpack ought
to wrap this one up.
Duke over nothing
like taking it easy before they
tangle with the Ramblin'
Wreck.
Notre Dame over Iowa.. the
Irish seem unstoppable again
this year.
Cornell over Army. this one
will be an upset if it ever hap
pens, but at least one unbeaten
team will drop out.
Pennsylvania over Navy.
easy pickings for Penn; every
body's picking on Navy.
Michigan over Minnesota.
game of the week, but the VOL.
verines look too good to stor
now.
Georgia Tech over Florida.
the Wreck may find itself in q
scrap but should breeze through
Columbia over Princeton...the
Lion looks like it is going te
be hard to handle.
Purdue over illinois,. maybe
the Boliermakers can finally
come through.
Alabama over Mississippi
State. shaky nod for the
faltering 'Bama machine.
Ohio State over Wisconsin.
the Badgers get in the neck a
gain.
Penn State over Michigan
State. a close shave for one Of
the Eastern powers.
Texas over Rice. the Long
horns should finally come a
round.
S.M.U. over Santa Clara...the
| Mustangs and Walker in a walk
Tennessee over Tenn. Tech.
breather before the Tar Heels
Tulane over Auburn. the
Green Wave should get this one
Virginia over V.M.I.... a
mother for the Cavaliers.
California over Washington.
heading for the Rose Bowl.
Yale over Vanderbilt e. goot
year for Old Eli.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-22

The first Revolutionary tea
party in America is claimed by
Edenton, NC. October Is, l774,
when ladies of the town, slipping
a brew of raspberry leaves, pied
ged not to buy any tea bearing
the odious tax stamp.