Tar Heels Triumph Over Virginia On 52 Yard Dash
Carolina edges Virginia in Richmond with a 52 yard third quarter sprint by Bill Folger, marking the Tar Heels first win over the Cavaliers in 11 years. Thurman’s threat was neutralized as North Carolina finally breaks Virginia’s grip on the series.
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High Point
North Carolina
Richmond
Bill Folger
Carolina
Thurman
Virginia
Bucks
Tar Heels
Tandy
Tennant
Folger
Tarheelia
Folger Shines as UNC Defeats Virginia 7 to 0 in Richmond
University of North Carolina defeated Virginia 7 0 in Richmond before about 14000. Folger scored UNC s touchdown on a 52 yard run and Tandy kicked the extra point. Coleman and Ramsay starred for UNC while Virginia struggled with punting and wind.
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Richmond
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Folger
Virginia
Tandy
North Carolina
Carolina
Coleman
Ramsay
Thurman
C. White
Kins
J. White
McKay
Colman
Churchman
Calvert
Ward
Goodwyn
Wagenknight
Love
Tayloe
Harrell
Grimes
Currie
Williams
Bellamy
Tennant
Gooch
Russell
Sparr
Blakey
Hagar
Carringtom
Kinloch
Johnson
Touchdown
Arry
Georgetown
McGoffin
Michigan
Dobson
Richmond College
Reiss
Randolph-Macon
Germans spend big sums during summer on sport of kings
Berlin reports the racing season ends with about half a million marks in gold turned in at the gates for reduced admission. Some papers praise the move as satisfactory while others call it disgraceful that many abstained until prompted by cheap amusement. Critics doubt the Reichsbank policy to collect gold voluntarily aligns with wartime financial needs.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Frst
Reichsbank
Empire
Japanese lead in divorces prompts new discussion
Tokio reports Japan has the world’s highest divorce rate per 20 000 marriages with 173. Most splits come from mutual consent and intermediaries. only 409 of 59 000 divorces from 1883 to 1902 involved lawsuits. Authorities cite evolving views on rights and law.
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Tokio
Japan
England
United States
Community Thanksgiving Dinner For Convicts At County Camp
The Enterprise appeal prompted High Point citizens to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for 28 inmates at the county camp just outside the city. Eight baskets were collected and delivered to W. C. Jones for the spread. The event marked a first in North Carolina for a newspaper driven charitable holiday meal and the paper plans yearly dinners for nearby camps.
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Enterprise
High Point
W. C. Jones
North Carolina
Soldiers Study Spanish Across Army YMCA Programs
Soldiers at Army YMCA buildings along the Mexican border pursue Spanish language courses. In Camp Wilson San Antonio 50 men from the District of Columbia and Illinois regiments study Spanish, while Pharr Texas offers eight classes totalling 288 men from New York and Tennessee regiments. Deming New Mexico runs 12 classes of 12 men, and Llano Grande Texas exceeds 300 in enrollment.
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Camp Wilson
District of Columbia
Illinois
Pharr
Texas
New York
Tennessee
Deming
New Mexico
Llano Grande
Citadel Defeats South Carolina 20 to 2 in Columbia
In Columbia on December 1 Citadel used forward pass combinations to beat the University of South Carolina 20 to 2. South Carolina only scored in the fourth period when Citadel tackled the ball carrier for a safety behind his goal line.
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Columbia
D. C
Citadel
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
John Hayes Hammond Ill in Baltimore Hospital
John Hayes Hammond, mining engineer of New York, who was brought to Baltimore a few days ago with a cold, was reported in a more serious condition last night.
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Baltimore
John Hayes Hammond
New York
Thanksgiving Service Unites Local Christian Endeavor Groups
Yesterday morning at Friends church a large crowd joined a Thanksgiving prayer service led by Miss Clara Cox. Representatives from various church groups spoke, Mrs. L. W. MacFarland and R. C. Boyd offered greetings, and many shared scripture verses. The gathering closed with hymns and food baskets for city families.
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Friends Church
Clara Cox
The
Baptist Church
L. W. MacFarland
R. C .Boyd
City Union
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Shakespeare
Bones
D. Bones & Son
the Jewelers
High Point, N. C
Mexico
San Antonio, Tex
Gram
Army Young Men’s Christian Association
Mann Drug Co
Our Latch of Guth
Park & Tilford
Liggetts
Ring’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Arctic Ice & Coal Co
Thanksgivng Services
Bank of Commerce
the Welcome Bank
O. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock
Millis
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