Proponents Debate Southern Conference Title After Tie
Atlanta December 5 The Southern Conference grid title remains disputed after South Carolina tied Auburn 20 20. Tennessee Auburn and Louisiana State eye the crown with Tennessee favored by many writers though Auburn and LSU also claim possibility. Alabama defeated St Marys 6 0 as Murry Cain scored.
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Must Be Dancers To Get Her Vote Must Be Dancers To Get Her Vote
A Raleigh call for an all state football team includes only players from near her home and one former player. A note says I have danced with all these boys. Florida beat Georgia Tech and Louisiana State face December games with UCLA and Oregon State respectively.
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Notre Dame Heads West to Face Trojans Next Saturday
Notre Dame sails to the coast with 35 polished players headed to Los Angeles for the upcoming clash with Southern California. Coach Hunk Anderson warned against overconfidence after the Ramblers toppled Army, and the squad contains players still recovering from influenza.
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Tonight at the Star Theatre sponsored by Standard Oil of New Jersey
A local theater listing announces a program tonight at the Star Theatre sponsored by Standard Oil of New Jersey. The notice highlights showtimes and admission details as the audience eyes a standard evening of entertainment.
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Top Southern scorers led by Feathers Cain for 72 points
Beattie Feathers of Tennessee and John Cain of Alabama tied for the Southern conference lead with 72 points after latest games. Don Zimmerman of Tulane had 70 and Jimmy Hitchcock of Auburn 67 as all America ranks announced. Mercer University and Centenary earned all star selections in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association lineup.
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Old Fox Refuses to Confirm Warmer Stanford Exit
The Examiner claims Glenn Warner will resign as Stanford head coach this week to become Temple University football mentor in Philadelphia signing a five year deal. Warner declined comment from his Palo Alto home while Stanford officials dispute the report noting no resignation. The item cites possible successors including Ernie Nevers Tiny Thornhill Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr.
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Tar Heel grid prospects look ahead to stronger 1933
UNC football expects improvement next season as many stars graduate but veterans return. Coaches Collins Cerney and Fetser plan to rebuild left line with Erwin Walker Harry Hodges and June Underwood missing. Backfield will rely on Woollen Burnett Martin plus Phipps White and Shaffer with several freshmen showing promise.
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Jablonsky Named Captain of Army 1938 Football Team
Jablonsky, a 183 pound right guard from Clayton Missouri, will captain Army's 1938 squad. The unanimous pick by the team selects the Washington University alumnus and cadet corporal, age 23, noted for academic excellence.
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Rochester to Train in Greensboro Next Spring
Rochester of the International league will train in Greensboro again next spring. Warren Giles, president of the Red Wings, transmitted the plan to the Daily News, confirming the club's return to Greensboro for spring training.
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Seitz Eligible To Play Another Year For Wolfpack
Raleigh dispatch reports Rudy Seitz, star left tackle for the 1932 State College Wolfpack, is eligible for one more year at State. Seitz, who did not play during his sophomore year, was among the season’s leading tackles and earned several all state first team selections. Milo Stroupe is the only tackle State loses by graduation next spring.
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Farmer Kills Self at Newton Home
Newton W. P. Pope a 57 year old farmer died from a self inflicted gunshot at his Newton residence after a period of ill health officials stated no evidence of foul play and a preliminary inquiry will follow the incident noting Pope lived alone and was reportedly in poor health for some time
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Rochester Club Brings 24 Players for Spring Practice
The group will assemble beginning March 156 and conclude April 8 for spring drills. This marks the second year Rochester has trained at this site after early sessions at the local stadium in 1931 and a move to Houston last spring.
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Rise of the Carolina Gamecocks Sparks a Football Wake
In a column recalling Auburn and South Carolina clashes, a 20 to 20 tie revived hopes for Carolina. The piece notes South Carolina’s comeback from past struggles and suggests this may mark the start of the Gamecocks’ rise in the conference.
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All-Time High Point High School Eleven Debate
L F Runt Pierce offers push for inclusion of pre 1926 players in All-Time High Point team. He argues for recognition of 1920s stars like Warford, Culler, Fuquay, Hinkle and others, asserting the earlier era merits consideration alongside Lewis chosen lineup.
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Elon Alumni Promote Future Of Elon College Athletics
Elon alumni spoke at a Burlington football banquet about strengthening the Christian elevens program. They criticized past material, urged recruiting and subsidies seen at larger schools, and vowed to actively promote the college to high school graduates while seeking to advance athletics and overall growth.
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Trojans Face Notre Dame And Pitt For Clear Title
Notre Dame at Los Angeles this Saturday and Pittsburgh in the Rose Bowl January 2 mark a treacherous path for Southern California. If Howard Jones' Trojans win through, they clear the national title question despite strong rivals like Michigan and Colgate.
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Duke Launches Winter Sports This Season
Four Duke winter squads train under coaches Cameron Warren and Person. The basketball team opens December 15 to 17 in Washington against Georgetown Catholic University and George Washington. Duke swimmers start regular practice seeking fresh talent while wrestling schedules three meets with Davidson Carolina and State. Boxing prospects look weak with three weight classes lacking a top candidate. Captain Fred Floyd, 115 pound SEC champion, may move to 125 pounds.
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Accidental Gun Discharge Kills 24-Year-Old Westin
ELIZABETH CITY. The accidental discharge of a gun near here killed Wilbert Weston, 24. The incident occurred as authorities investigate the fatal mishap.
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