Guilford at Wake Forest

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  Henderson daily dispatch, September 26, 1934, page 2

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  JACKSON AND BARWICK RETURN FOR PRACTICE Chapel Hill, Sept. 26.-With Don jackson and Gene Barwick back in Uniform, the Carolina football squad is rushing it’s preparations with renewed hope for the opening game with Wake Forest here Saturday afternoon al 2 80 o’clock, which is expected to draw one of the largest first-game attend ances on record. The Demon DeaconS are viewed as one of the stiffest opponents on thf schedule and are generally regarded as the favorites since their yrilliani display of power in routing Guilford 62–⁠0. The Tar Heels are doubly anxious to make a creditable showing due to the fact that this will be their first game under Coach Carl Snavely and they appreciate fully the advantages of getting off to a. good start Captain George Barclay all-Southern guards, leads their veteran line, which lists six lettermen and one sophomore and average around 19C pounds, and their untried backfield, which averages between ITS and 18o and has three vets and one soph. Jackson, wso was being groomed for regular left half and Barwick, who

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Wake Forest leads 11–⁠0–⁠1 in 12 meetings.