Cornelius Leads Southern Conference Scoring With 52 Points
Corky Cornelius of Duke dominates the Southern Conference scoring race with 52 points, leading in touchdowns and points after touchdown. George Smith of VPI ties for second with 6 touchdowns and 16 points, while Jack Alexander trails as the early pace setter. Stan Fellows of Clemson stands out for kicking two field goals.
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Corky Cornelius
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Corky
Jack Alexander
George Smith
Alexander
Smith
Virginia
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Sam Mattox
Washington and Lee
Stan Fellows
Clemson
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Beck
Bothorn
Aes
Whitener
Hutchens
Dickerson
Barclay Named Unanimously To Mythical Club
Duke and North Carolina share seven of eleven spots on the 1934 All North Carolina football team chosen by state sportswriters. George Barclay of North Carolina Davis is the unanimous All-America guard, while B Dunlap of Duke is the lone unanimous pivot on the first team. The group features a 195 pound line and a backfield led by Parker and Hutchins with most players already near career completion.
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Associated Press
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Farley Defends Relief System Amid Leakage Criticisms
Postmaster General Farley defended the federal relief system against critics in Gainesville Georgia saying isolated laxity causes charges of waste but overall efficiency is maintained. He asserted the program functions effectively despite reported leakages and misuses.
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Gainesville, Ga
1934 Grid Season Marked by Trojans Collapse
The 1934 college football season ended with major program declines as Michigan Nebraska and Utah failed to sustain power while Alabama and Stanford rose to conference and coast titles. Navy beat Army 3 0 in Philadelphia to cap a season defined by upheaval after 1933 supremacy.
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Undefeated college teams trimmed to five by Rose Bowl
Final check shows 19 teams undefeated earlier in the season, with 10 tying at least once. Louisiana State fell to Tulane and Utah State lost to Utah, leaving Alabama Minnesota Stanford Western Maryland and Temple as the unbeaten major schools. Alabama and Stanford face each other in the Rose Bowl.
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Speed And Deception Chief Features Of Crimson Tide
The article profiles Alabama football's emergent speed and deception oriented team for the Rose Bowl. Star Millard Howell leads a versatile backfield including Jimmy Angelich Joe Demyanovich and Riley Smith, with Hutson and Bryant at end, Lee and Whatley on tackle, Mac and Morrow as guards, and Francis at center backing a quick, coordinated line.
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Associated Press
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Dixie) Howell
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Joe Demyanovich
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Howell
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South
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Jacobs Trophy Award Set for December 15 in Richmond
The Jacobs Trophy for top blocker in the Southern Conference will be awarded December 15 at the Southern Conference meet in Richmond, Virginia. Donor William J. Jacobs of Clinton announced the prize. last year it went to VPI fullback Smith.
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Mars Hill and Brevard to meet in NC Junior College title game
Mars Hill College and Brevard College will clash Saturday in Asheville to decide the North Carolina Junior College football championship after finishing the season each with four wins and a tied result when they faced off earlier. Conference officials ordered the playoff to resolve the scoreless draw.
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North Carolina Junior College
Upsets and matchups highlight college football slate
Slace Cutter notes last Saturday's standout results with Detroit's 21 0 upset of Washington State and Mississippi over Mississippi State. The week features three Southwest foes in action Texas Christian vs Santa Clara Fort Worth Texas A M vs Michigan State San Antonio SMU vs Washington University St Louis Tennessee vs LSU Knoxville and Notre Dame vs USC Los Angeles.
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Station Operator Robbed. Two Black Pedestrians Suspected
A. J. Fraley, operator of a filling station east of Guilford sanatorium on Greensboro road, reports he was held up and robbed of 15 by two Black pedestrians around 10 PM. He says the men fled toward High Point after taking the money and exchanged shots as they left, but no one was hit.
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Guilford Sanitorium
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High Point
Civil War veteran takes first airplane ride in Raleigh
Thomas A. Council, a 100-year-old Civil War veteran, flew for the first time in Raleigh. His only complaint was that the plane did not go fast enough, and he said there is nothing to it after you get up in the air.
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