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NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COUNCILPROF. H. A. FISHER, Chairman D. W. SEIFERT JOE M. MONROEDR. A. J. WILSON, Secretary W. H. SULLIVAN STANLEY KOHLERDR. 1. 0. SCHAUB A. G. FLOYD JIMMIE A. WILSONDR. J. L. STUCKEY DAVID CLARK BILL GATLINGDR. J. W. PATTON JOHN W. SEXTON

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N. C. STATE’S 1945 FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time Place of Game

*Sept. 22—MILLIGAN ...................... 8 :00 p.m. RALEIGHSept. 29 Virginia ......................... ~ Norfolk

*Oct. 6—~—CLEMSON ...................... 8 :00 p.m. RALEIGH=E‘Oct. 13————V. M. I. ......................... 8:00 p.m. RALEIGH=“Oct. 20—WAKE FOREST ................. 8:00 p.m. RALEIGH*Oct. 26 William and Mary ................ NorfolkNOV. 3—V. P. I. ......................... 2:30 p.m. RALEIGH

. NOV. 10 Duke ........................... Durham=“Nov. 16 Miami .......................... Miami

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N. C. STATE’S I944 RECORDState Opponent State Opponent27 Milligan 7 19 William and Mary 213 Virginia 0 21 V. M. I. 67 Clemson 13 28 Miami 712 Catawba 7 ‘39 Richmond 07 Wake Forest 21

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State College’s Wolfpack, famed for its alert and colorful grid maneuvers, tonight has theopportunity of welcoming Milligan College’s Buffaloes to Riddick Stadium, where the Tennesseeschool’s team made its gridiron debut in the Capital City last season.

The Milligan squad, bolstered by Navy V-12 students, was greatly strengthened early in thefall when Back Bill Showalter of Radford, Va., a 210-pound lad, reported, along with other vet-erans, to Coach Bob Brown. Showalter, a skillful ball handler, was chosen in 1940 as a memberof the “little All-America” eleven.

Coach Brown, no stranger to State’s coaching staff and other grid fans in this section, wasone of the coaches who tutored the University of Tennessee’s Rose Bowl Volunteers last year.Coach Brown is noted for his ability to develop a smooth-running football machine.

Although tonight’s game marks the second meeting between N. C. State and Milligan, thetwo colleges have become thoroughly familiar to each other through End Coach Star Wood ofState College, who was an outstanding athlete at Milligan in 1933 when he was selected for theAll-Conference football team in that area.

Another bond of interest between the two institutions is the fact that all of the coaches havebeen connected with the University of Tennessee. Head Coach Beattie Feathers of State, one ofthe greatest backfield stars in the nation’s pigskin history, won All—America honors when heperformed brilliantly for the Volunteer outfit in 1933. Coach Wood earned his master’s degree

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Tonight’s game marks the opening of State College’s 1945 schedule during which the Wolf-pack will play five home games and will play away from home on four occasions. Six SouthernConference games and three non-loop contests are on the schedule.

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