Carolina Fullback Dunkle In Critical Leg Injury
Harry Dunkle North Carolina sophomore fullback is in a Lock Haven hospital after a left thigh leg injury from the Carolina Virginia classic. doctors say recovery and medical evaluation will take about ten days and may require no operation if only small vessels are damaged.
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Princeton
Don Herrin
Lexington High School Yellow Jackets Aim for No 1 State Ranking
Bowman Gray Memorial Stadium hosts a Raleigh to Winston Salem preview as Lexington High School, led by 162-pound quarterback Billy Myers, challenges Bill Murray’s Children’s Home power for top NC prep status. The trip also notes Carolina stars Dunkle and Herrin, plus coaching praise for Spearman and Crowell Little.
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Spearman
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S. C
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Olympic Games Fade as Pan American Games Proposed
The piece argues the Olympic Games are finished and notes the A A U is negotiating with Secretary Hull to sanction Pan American Games this summer to replace the Olympics. It cites State Department outreach to South and Central American republics as supportive context.
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Russia
Hull
State Department
Duke Soccer Downs Clemson College 3-0 on Duke Field
Duke's soccer team scored all its goals in the second quarter to defeat Clemson College 3-0 at Duke Field. Earl Brown, former Notre Dame end, has been appointed freshman basketball coach at Brown University.
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Yellow Jackets Crush Children's Home in All-Star Grid
Lexington Yellow Jackets defeated Children's Home 20 to 0 at Bowman Gray Stadium Winston-Salem to clinch the South Piedmont Conference title and claim the state championship. Billy Myers led the rout with a 67 yard TD dash and a 28 yard pass setup, while Ken Rhodes added a 65 yard interception return.
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Methodists
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Blue Gray All Star game invites Midwestern stars to Montgomery
Five mid western standouts including Lou Zon tint and John MelIntyre accept invitations to join the North in Montgomerys Blue and Gray All Star game on December 30. Other joins include Steve And rake Zad worney Roland Savilla with 12 from the Mason Dixon line. The North will report December 23 with coaches Snavely and Waldorf. the South with Neely and Morrison.
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Lynn Waldorf
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Rebels
Jess Neely
Clemson
Ray Morrison
Vanderbilt
Cramton Bowl
Holy Cross Bumped By Boston College
Boston College defeated Holy Cross 14 to 0 at Fenway Park in a drizzly clash before 40 000 fans. The Eagles finish their regular season with 18 victories and one bad defeat to Florida, while Holy Cross suffered a season opening loss to LSU.
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Trojans Rally To Edge Huskies 9 7 In Dramatic Finale
In Los Angeles on December 2 the Southern California Trojans defeated Washington 9 to 7 after a late 60 yard drive. Grenville Lansdell threw a scoring pass to John Stonebreaker for the winning touchdown with 1:15 left, as USC spoiled Washington’s bid to extend its winning streak.
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Bob Hoffman
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Ernie Steele
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Feller Signs For Record Cleveland Salary For 1940
Bob Feller, 21, the major leagues strikeout king, signed for the 1940 season with the Cleveland Indians. Terms were not disclosed but vice-president C. C. Slapnicka hinted at the largest salary ever paid to a Cleveland pitcher.
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Grid Results From The Associated Press
East Navy 10 Army 0 Fordham 18 New York U 7 Stanford 14 Dartmouth 3 Boston College 14 Holy Cross Detroit 10 Duquesne 10 tie George Washington 13 West Virginia 0 Muhlenberg 3 Albright 0 South Georgia Tech 18 Georgia 0 Tulane 33 LSU 20 Midwest Washington Univ 21 St Louis Univ 17 Dayton 19 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Southwest Southern Methodist 14 Texas Christian 7 Baylor 10 Rice 7 Far West Southern California 9 Washington 7 High School Lexington 20 Children's Home.
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Albright
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Children's Home
Olympic Contests Apparently Doomed
Brussels reports that Count Beillet Latour of the International Olympic Committee says the 1940 Olympic Games will be cancelled if Helsinki cannot host. The IOC rejected an American offer to move the games noting European athletes could not travel to the United States, with Detroit once discussed as an alternative.
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Count Beillet Latour
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Helsinki
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Fordham Routs NYU 18 7 in Bronx Battle at Yankee Stadium
Fordham defeated New York University 18 to 7 in the 50th annual Battle of the Bronx at Yankee Stadium. Ed Buell received the Madon Trophy as the standout player after the game, marking the collegiate careers of Ed Boell and Dom Principe.
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Soph Johnson Sparks SMU Victory Over TCU
Sophomore Presto Johnston scored two crucial touchdowns for SMU in a 14-7 win over Texas Christian. He opened with a 73 yard sprint after a stolen pass, electrifying a tense Fort Worth matchup.
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Four Greensboro Stars Earn All Western Honors In Conference
Greensboro players claimed four of the Western High School Conference all star spots as coaches and writers tabbed an all Western team. Phil Brewer of Winston-Salem was the lone unanimous pick, with Jakie Freed of Reynolds and a Salisbury player among the others.
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Phil Brewer
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Melvin Trull
Lady Glenn
Charlie Hood
Jim Wolfe
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Hood
Carroll Bowen
Herman Smith
Bowen
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Long
Harmon
Jordan
Hacks
Methodist comeback ends with SMU running score against TCU
Methodists surged ahead early only to see SMU stage a late 21 yard fourth period TD run through a grasping Christian team for the winner. TCU clung to hope as Ki Aldrich and the Horned Frog defense pressed on the Christian bench.
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