Wolfpack Rally Suffocates Citadel In Rainy Carolina Clash
In Wilmington NC on December 3 1938 the NC State Wolfpack overcame an early Citadel lead to win 14 to 6 before about 9000 spectators despite rain. Citadel threatened in the second quarter with a quick kick that pushed State back but NC State responded with key drives and a late score.
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High Point
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North Carolina State Wolfpack
Military College of South Carolina
Graham Edwards
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Artie
Citadel Cadets Fall To State In Southern Conference Debut
The Citadel and North Carolina State opened Southern Conference play in a rain soaked game at Legion Stadium. NC State built a halftime lead, then edged The Citadel 21 13 as Rooney and Pavlovsky led scoring drives while Ed Sullivan and David starred on defense and kickoff returns.
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Edwards
Bob David
David
Wolfpack
State
Ed Coon
Mickey Sullivan
Citadel
Bobby Sabloyk
Andy Pavlovsky
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Legion Stadium
Wilmington High School
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Sullivan David
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Hines
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Diyeso
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Shealey
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Maxwell
W. Causey
South Carolina
Hoosiers Lose Mat Star Bloominton For Shrine Game
Indiana football and wrestling star Bob Haak has been ruled out for the season as he will play in the East-West Shrine game at the Francisco on New Year’s Day. Haak, listed at 230 pounds, is a heavyweight wrestler and tackle for Indiana.
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Hoosiers
Bloomington
Ind
Bob Haak
Indiana
Hoosier
Francisco
Minnesota star Johnny Martuceil leads Gophers scoring
Dec. 8 report notes Johnny Martuceil, a standout in football and hockey for Minnesota, plays defense on the ice yet led the Gophers in scoring last season.
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Minneapolis
Johnny Martuceil
Minnesota
Gophers
Blue Devils Headed to Rose Bowl Train Trip December 20
Duke coach Walace Wade announced the Blue Devil Special will carry players officials and supporters to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl game with Southern California departing December 20 from Duke Union Station at 4 p.m. EST. The train will travel via Atlanta Birmingham Memphis Dallas Fort Worth with a Grand Canyon stop December 23 and arrive in Pasadena December 24. Return trips begin January 3 with arrival January 6.
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Durham
Blue Devil
Duke
Pasadena
Cal
Southern California
Wallace Wade
Union Station
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Dallas
Fort Worth
South Carolina Pointer Captures Puppy Stakes
Ray a white and liver Pointer dog owned and handled by C L Prickett of St Matthews D C won the Puppy Stakes at Pinehurst. Kite a Pointer bitch also owned and handled by Prickett finished second. Hitler a white and liver Pointer dog owned and handled by George F Dugger of Elizabethtown Tenn placed third. Eighteen starters marked an outstanding class for the time of year.
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Ray
C. L. Pricaett
St. Matthews
D. C
Pointer Club of America
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Prickett
Hitler
George F. Dugger
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Flucie Stewart Named Head Coach at Appalachian State
Dec 3 report from Dr. B B Doughterty states Flucie Stewart, former line coach and basketball mentor, is promoted to head coach of Appalachian State Teachers College, replacing Pierce O Brewer who resigns. No assistant named. staff may suffice this season with aid decision next year.
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Mountaineers
Publishington Company
Hunting accident fatal to Morganton coach
Hayden Harrell 27 athletic director of Morganton High School was shot and killed while bird hunting with two football players. A coroner's jury ruled accidental death and absolved 17 year old tackle Harold Hudson. Harrell died after being struck in the right shoulder as the three walked single file along a path. Funeral set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at his Marshville home. Harrell, Furman graduate, came to Morganton this fall after three years at Monroe High School.
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Hayden Harrell
Morganton High School
Russell E. Green
Harold Hudson
Harrell
Hudson
James L. West
Marshville
Furman University
Monroe High School
Racing Head Quits Concord NH After Six Years
Ralph H. George resigns as chairman of the New Hampshire state racing commission after six years due to business duties.
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Concord
N. H
Ralph H. George
New Hampshire State Racing Commission
Club to Open Monday with Free For All Stakes
A local club announces a Monday start featuring a free for all stakes event. Participants from area riders are expected to enter, with organizers promising an open format and cash prizes for top finishers.
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Club
North Carolina All-Stars Dominate 8C In Charity Showdown
In Charlotte on December 3, North Carolina defeated South Carolina 19 to 0 in an all-star high school charity game. About 7,000 spectators saw Bill Justice score all NC touchdowns, with Tom Burns adding the placement kick. Proceeds went to the Shriners crippled children’s hospital in Washington, D.C.
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Asheville
North Carolina
South Carolina
Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital
Greenville
D. C
Tar Heels
Palmetto
Sid Tinaley
Spartanburg
Booty Payne
Tom Davis
Wilson
Palmettos
Walter
Booty) Payne
Sossaman
Gaffney
Buster Adams
Bill Marion
Columbia
Robert Ota
Rock Hill
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South North Carolina
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Hildreth
Beamer
Allred
Cooke
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Felton
Miller
Bruggerman
Faust
Wooten
West
Stutts
Byers
Vick
Craig
Robinson
Millwood
Mauney
Wakim
Jeter
Furman
Georgia Tech
Fred
Washington and Lee
Mason
Davidson
Sooners crush Cougars 28 to 0 for 14th straight win
Oklahoma’s Sooners rout Washington State 28 to 0 in Norman to extend their unbeaten streak to 14 games and finish the season 10 victories. A third period burst produced three touchdowns as the Cougars failed to advance, with Bill Jennings suffering a broken ankle.
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Okla
Oklahoma
Sooners
Cougars
Ole Miss Stymied by Tennessee in 47 to 0 Rout
Tennessee overpowering the Rebels 47 to 0 as six different volunteers score touchdowns. Cafego leads with a 64-yard run and two long passes, Coffman and Wyatt add major gains, Luttrell blocks a kick, and Sneed caps the scoring with a late drive.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Leonard Coffman
Ole Miss
Bill Schneller
Tennessee
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Wyatt
Rebels
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Sneed
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le Sheers Autrey
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Gandere
Adams-Millis Weavers Reach Tag Football Finals
Adams-Millis and High Point Weavers earned a spot in the city Tag Football finals after a day that included two wins and a tie. Adams-Millis beat Welch Memorial 33 to 0 and defeated Triangle 7 to 0, while the two clubs played a scoreless tie to set up a playoff next Saturday for the trophy.
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High Point Weavers
Adamaé-Millis
Welch Memorial
Southern California to beat Duke in Rose Bowl picks by Sutherland
Dr. Jock Sutherland predicts Southern California will defeat Duke by two touchdowns in the Pasadena Rose Bowl on January 2, citing Duke's weak offense and field conditions at Durham. He notes Pitt's football power waning amid purity purge and officials’ handling of athletics. Yale faces recruiting woes as eight 1938 players depart and freshmen lack weight.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Iowa
Sutherland
Navy
Duke
Dr. Sutherland
Southern California
Blue Devils
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Panthers
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Durham
Marshall Goldberg & Co
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New Orleans
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Oklahoma
Carnegie Tech
Davey O'Brien
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Yale
al Wilson
Eddie Collins
Bill Snavely
Gil Humphrey
Johnny Miller
Bill Moody
Art Dyess
Arch Hoxton
Bill Platt
Bill John
Charley Miller
Stu Hemingway
Harvard
Reggie Root
Coach Root
Hovey Seymour
Westfeldt
New Haven
Northwestern Wildcats first eastern trip to New York
Northwestern basketball will play St John s at Madison Square Garden in New York on December 17 marking the program s first eastern trip ever.
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Northwestern
St. Johns
Madison Square Garden
New York
Panthers Open Season with Home Opener Wednesday
High Point college will start its basketball season with a home game against Greensboro Y five at Harrison gym. Coach Virgil Yow reports good practice, notes a few weaknesses to correct, and leans on lettermen Hamp ton Malfregeot Hester Towery Moran Lamet Cochrane for the lineup. Season tickets are selling well as fans are urged to buy early.
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Panthers
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Hester
Towery
Moran
Lamet
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Harrison
Yow
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