Walt Col DUNE PLACES SEVEN ON A. P. ALL-STATE CLUB
Four North Carolina players earned unanimous first team honors on the Associated Press mythical all state squad: Freddie Crawford Duke tackle George Barclay NC guard Tom Rogers Duke end Johnny Mackerell Davidson back. Also honored were Wentz Duke guard, Dunlap Duke center, Cornelius Duke halfback, Hendrickson Duke quarterback, Rex NC State fullback, Swan Wake Forest tackle.
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Seven Benedict Players Lead Murray State Undefeated Team
Murray Kentucky December report highlights six Benedict players on Murray State Teachers College unbeaten squad. Notables include Norman McKenzie Jackson Tennessee center and Norman McKenzie’s wife claims not attracted by football fame. Dor sey Wesley and others noted as married, with McKenzie father to Norman Jr. team mascot.
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Army Princeton and Duke Defend Perfect Records
Army, Princeton and Duke head the race with undefeated marks as they face Notre Dame, Yale, Georgia Tech and others. Army’s nine straight wins loom, while Princeton and Duke seek to stay spotless amid major clashes and late-season tests.
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Milwaukee contestant Tony Bruno halts May Tramblie in Rockford
Tony Bruno, age 15, from Milwaukee stops May Tramblie of Rockford in a race at U1 with a time noted as 162. Result highlights Bruno's victory in a local meet segment.
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Associated Press All State Eleven selections listed
The AP All State teams are announced with first and second squads featuring players from Duke North Carolina Davidson Wake Forest N C State and Lenoir Rhyne among others. Names include Rogers Wentz Crawford Swan Barclay Schock Dunlap Henrikson Mackerell Corone Kes Redding Morgan Durner Tatum Deangelis Sabol Megunge Croom McDonald Cox and several honorable mentions across positions.
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Thanksgiving gridiron fades as Carolina edges Virginia
Postgame reflections note Carolina’s late drive and George Barclay’s 35 yard interception return sealing a touchdown rivals praised Virginia’s defense but Carolina prevailed. Wake Forest vows broken as Davidson outscores them and Doc Newton earns praise for Davidson’s season.
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Duke Meets Georgia Tech In Final Test For Title
The undefeated Blue Devils face Georgia Tech in a pivotal clash after beating three SEC teams and three SoCon foes. Duke, idle on Thanksgiving, eyes national title bid as UNC, Clemson and Furman results also shape the conference landscape.
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Furman and South Carolina share state title after close win
Furman earns a share of the state championship with the South Carolina Gamecocks after a narrow victory. Virginia Tech, facing VMI Cadets, failed to convert key drives, while VMI ended a disappointing season with unproductive plays.
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Thanksgiving Day Soccer Doubled At Hanes Park
The Winston-Salem and High Point All-Stars battled to a 2 2 draw in the fourth annual Thanksgiving Game at Hanes Park Winston-Salem yesterday morning. High Point without Hartley impressed with Sappenfield scoring twice while Winston-Salem got two from Camer. The match was a nip and tuck affair with each side evenly matched.
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Southeastern All Star Led by Feathers from Tennessee
Dillon Graham reports on the 1933 All Southeastern Conference football team selected by coaches and AP writers. Feathers of Tennessee leads with near unanimous votes as a versatile back and leading scorer, joined by Howell of Alabama and Kercheval of Kentucky. The first eleven features seven schools including Alabama Georgia Tennessee Auburn Tech LSU and Kentucky with stars Ariail Batchelor Torrance Tharpe Hupke Moorehead Maples and others shaping the lineup.
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Ripper) Williams
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Local boxing results from Tacoma and Philadelphia cards
In Tacoma Jammy Kritt of Tacoma outpointed Miles Murphy of Alaska in six rounds. In Philadelphia Billy Ketchell from Millville out pointed Georgie Forrester of Elizabeth in ten rounds.
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North Carolina Tops Virginia in Final Classic as Davidson Beats Wake Forest
In Charlotte on December 1 North Carolina defeated Virginia 14 to 0 in Kenan Stadium to stay unbeaten against Virginia since 1892 Davidson rallied to a 20 to 13 victory over Wake Forest in Charlotte. Lenoir Rhyne and Catawba ended with a scoreless tie at Hickory. Duke prepares for a decisive game with Georgia Tech.
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Duke Awaits Tornado on Tech's Stronghold
Duke arrives in Atlanta as the Blue Devils prepare to face Georgia Tech Engineers. Coach Wallace Wade leads Duke with an undefeated Southern Conference and North Carolina Big Five title run, while Tech hopes to upset the visitors in a key Saturday showdown.
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Yesterday's Football Results Across Regions
Regional college games yielded mixed results with North Carolina defeating Virginia 14 to 0 and Furman shutting out Clemson 6. Other notable scores include Alabama over Vanderbilt 7 0 and Nebraska 22 over Oregon State 0. Multiple D lists show varied outcomes across the East West and Southwest.
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Fargo wrestler Sheralden defeats Haggerty in dual
Fargo and Trail based wrestlers mix results with Sheralden earning a 148 victory over Haggerty 153 in a U C L A meet. The card lists wins and losses across teams including Washington State Colorado Idaho Montana Utah and BYU among others.
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