Tulane Green Wave Triumphs 28 State Foe in Final Home Game
Tulane defeats Washington State Cougars 28 to notches a season ending victory at Tulane Stadium New Orleans. Captain Dalrymple leads late rally as Tulane secures undefeated record and Bierman bids farewell to Tulane coaching post.
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Ralph Wheatley
New Orleans
Tulane
Green Wave
Washington State Cougars
Cougars
Perry Dalrymple
Washington State
Dalrymple
Zimmerman
Football scores from Wichita to New Orleans across many games
A collage of college football results lists Kansas State beating Wichita 20 to 6 in Wichita and Missouri’s St Louis U defeating St Louis 21 to 6 in St Louis. Other scores include Oklahoma State over Wash burn 6 0, Tulsa over Utah 12, Southern California routing Washington 44 to 7, Oklahoma beat UCO 6 to 0, Winston-Salem High over Mount Airy 7 to 0, Washington State over Dukolina 14 to 7, Wakidson State over 0, Kentucky over Fil Florida Tennessee 13 to New York U 0, Navy 6 Penn 0, Appalachian 15 Catawba 7, Yale 6 Holy Cross 0, and Brown 6 Dartmouth 6 in a Brown tie with implied winner.
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Kansas State
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Louis U
Topeka
Kansas
Washburn
Haskell Institute
Tulsa U
Utah
Oregon State
Los Angeles
Washington
Southern California
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma City U
U. of Oklahoma
Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem High
Mount Airy High
New Orleans
Washington State
Dukolina
Wakidson State
Kentucky
All State Soccer Team Falls to High Point College
The All State high school soccer team lost 3 to 1 to High Point College in muddy conditions on the college field. Kendall’s corner kick produced the lone All State goal as Norman and Crickmore sparred with a stubborn defense, while Taylor and Norman repeatedly pierced the backline for the college’s goals.
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High Point College
Collegians
North Pay
Rumson Farms Madge Wins Pointer Meet
Rumson Farms Madge owned and shown by Raymond Hoagland Jr. won the members state opening event at the Pointer Club of America meet in Pinehurst North Carolina. Ferris Lady Bimkins placed second with Nepkins Sport third and Kirks Frolic fourth. Prickett’s group swept the puppy stakes with Pepper Martin first Betsy second Phoebe third.
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N. C
Rumson Farms
Madge
Pointer
Raymond Hoagland, Jr
Ramson
N. J
Pointer Club of America
Ferris Lady Bimkins
Claudia Phelps
Aiken
S. C
Nepkins Sport
E. F. Vail
Greenwich
Two last period touchdowns give Carolina verdict
North Carolina defeated N C State Davidson Wake V For eleven 14 to 0 as two late TDs secured the win. Duke’s Laney Slusser Branch and Croom starred for Carolina while Brewer and Laney led Duke. About 5,000 in attendance with no gate figures provided.
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Groom
North Carolina
Demon Wolfcat
Branch
Slusser
Croom
Carolina
Laney
Ershler
Brewer
Wakidson State
American Legion
Dukolina
McQuage
N. C. State
Tar Devils
Lassiter
Dane Wilson
Wake Forest
Scholl
North Carolina State
Wolfcats
Darolina
Mustangs Bow To St. Mary's For Lone Loss
Southern Methodist University Mustangs suffered their first defeat of the season at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco as St. Mary's Gaels edged ahead 7 to 2 after a strong passing attack in the first half.
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St. Mary’s
KEZAR
San Francisco
Southern Methodist University
St. Mary's
Gaels
Leonard and Younts set for Robbins battle Tuesday night
Leonard and Younts basketball travels to Lexington for a return with Reed's All-Star team after a home win last week. The Clothiers host Robbins Knitting Mill in a thriller on their floor as Robbins debuts this year with an undefeated start.
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Leonard and Younts
Lexington
Reed
Robbins Knitting Mill
Robbins
Leonard and
Younts
Highland
West Enders
Clothiers
Industrial Cage Loop Opens With Three Good Games
Highland led by Page Dennis scored 17 as they beat Stehli Silk Mill 35 to 23. Robbins Knitting Mill edged High Point Paper Box 15 to 10. Adams-Millis defeated High Point Overall 24 to 11 in a hotly contested opening day at the Y M C A floor.
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Robbins
Adams- Millis
High Point
Page Dennis
Stehli Silk Mill
Dennis
Nets
Hughes
Stehli
Robbins Knitting Mill
L. Cooper
E. Farlow
Adams-Millis
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Esses
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Hiatt
Seaits
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Ig Cine Coke Ec
Hughes P. McDonald
Hensley B. Anderson
Baxley Ee Cor Oiaceat Yaks Venens
Johnson M. Anderson
Ssesserssves
Centre Colonels Trim Gamecocks In Charity Game
Centre College of Kentucky upset South Carolina 9 to 7 in a charity football game watched by about 3,000. Centre capitalized on second string Carolina units with a second-period score and a first-half safety, while Earl Clary led SC’s scoring in the third quarter after the home team reinserted its starters.
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Bierman
New Orleans
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
University of Minnesota
Ted Cox
Dalrymple
Haynes
Glover
Dawson
McCormick
Decaligny
Haik
Greenave
Nellie Felts
Pases
Washington State
Sander
Schroeder
Washington
Zimmerman
Payne
Turk Edwards
Dahlen
Bander
Don Zimmerman
Immerman
Maynes
Sanders
Zimmerman Place
A. Schroeder
Furane
Edwards
Ars
Colburn
Miles H. Wolff
Associated Press
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Centre College of Kentucky
Carolina Gamecocks
Carolina
Colonels
Earl Clary
Bryant Adair
Clary
Centre
Hambright
Noe
Kottler
Barksdale
Tenekat
Pos
Qa Barksdale
E. Correll
Maurice Mills Trim Highland Quint 2018
Maurice Mills of Thomasville opened the season with a 20 to 18 victory over Highland on the Thomasville court. Blue led Maurice Mills with 6 points, followed by Z Robinson and Lewis with 5 each. M Anderson and Captain Dennis contributed for the losers.
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Thomasville
Highland
Blue
Z. Robinson
Lewis
M. Anderson
Dennis
Maurice
Highland Z. Robinson
Dennis Buiocg
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P. McDonald
Wildcats Yearlings Triumph In Charity Football Bout
Davidson's yearlings defeated North Carolina freshmen 13 to 0 in a charity game played in Hickory North Carolina. The Tar Heels threatened near the end of the first half but failed to score.
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Hickory
N. C
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Morgan Siners
Shpire
Hatcher
Duke
Gurley
N. C. State
Setzler
Newberry
Coast Guard 13 All Marines 6 in college football action
Coast Guard downed All Marines 13 to 6 in a feature matchup. Alabama beat Chattanooga Centre 39 to 0 while South Carolina trailed Maryland 7 to 41 and Western Maryland led 7.
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Coast Guard
All-Marines
Alabama
Chattanooga
C. Centre
South Carolina
Maryland
Western Maryland
Tennessee Defeats NYU 13-0 In Postseason Classic
Tennessee Volunteers topple New York University 13-0 in the Metropolit an charity game at a large ballpark with 40,684 fans watching. Feathers returns a 65 yard kickoff for the first score and Brackett adds a 74 yard sprint for the second. Gene McEver ends his varsity career undefeated.
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New York
Tennessee
Dixie
New York University
New York City
Knox ‘Ville
Gene McEver
Volback
Violets
Feathers
Brackett
Jim Tanguay
MccEver
Cardinals and Rapids Maroons Tie Football Game
The Chicago Cardinals and Rapids Maroogs played to a 7 to 7 tie in a pro football clash. Both teams traded scoring drives and preserved the stalemate through the final whistle.
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Chicago Cardinals
Rapids Maroogs
Robbins Knitting Mills trounces Highland in decisive win
Robbins Knitting Mills beat Highland 39 to a missing final score, led early by Bowers guarding Highland star Dennis. L. Cooper and Hoover each scored four field goals to total eight, while Ball led losers with eight points. Pierce and Hinkle added six each.
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Robbins
Bowers
Highlanders
Dennis
L. Cooper
Hoover
Birds
Pierce
Hinkle
Ball
Highland Pierce
Gevees
Dennis L. Cooper
Navy Edges Penn on Kim Pass for 6–0 Victory
At Franklin Field Philadelphia December 5 Navy quarterback Lou Kim connected on a 25 yard pass to Tschirgl for a late touchdown sealing a 6 to 0 win over the University of Pennsylvania before 65 000 spectators.
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Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Bullet Lou" Kim
Tschirgl
Navy
University of Pennsylvania
Appalachian Tops Catawba 15 7 In Charity Game
In Charlotte North Carolina on December 6 the Appalachian Mountaineers defeated the Catawba Indians 15 to 7. Appalachian scored on a 90 yard kickoff return by Triplett and a 16 yard drop kick by Fitzgerald after halftime while Catawba struck first with a touchdown by Andy Appanaitis.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlie Moran
Catawba Indians
Achian
Andy Appanaitis
Catawba
Mountaineers
Ray Fitzgerald
Triplett
Witmer
Appalachians
Red Walker
Fitzgerald
Appalachian
Crimson Tide Rout Chattanooga Moccasins in Charity Game
In Chattanooga Alabama rolled to a 39 to 0 victory over the Moccasins, champions of the I I A A. Alabama backs pierced the line for long gains while Hazewell of Chattanooga had a few highlights. About 2,300 in attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Chattanooga Moccasins
Hazewell
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