Football's Dixie Bowl Flair Highlights 1930 Season Farewell
Southern stadiums host final games as Georgia Tech Georgia and Oregon Florida clash in Miami and Athens while North Carolina Duke and Tennessee South Carolina finish slate. Duke edges UNC 13 12 as Florida Oregon reach college grid season finale with strong records. Duke's win keeps title hopes uncertain in state play.
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New Orleans
Rare Grid Warfare Feats Attributed To Thad Brock
The Davidsonian lauds Thad Brock for a 71 yard punt and a 102 yard run in the same game versus Duke, a Davidson 13 to 0 victory. It notes Brock's lifetime 139 rushing yards from three carries and highlights his role as end who kicks, passes, and outperformed opponents in ten games. Marion Hammon to lead SMU Mustangs next season.
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Wildcats Score Against Most Foes Except Wake Forest
Davidson Wildcats beat every opponent this fall except Wake Forest which won 6 to 0. Davidson scored on Elon Wofford The Citadel Clemson Army Carolina State Duke and V M I. McCall had a 68 yard interception return a kickoff return and several long runs plus Parrish added a 37 yard score.
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Forty Seconds Out For Brock In 1929
Thad Brock captain of Davidson College’s 1929 football team played through the season with only 40 seconds lost. After his famed 102 yard sprint against Duke on Thanksgiving he was benched briefly due to energy drain and illness, then returned to kick. It marked the first Davidson game he missed due to injury or illness, as he was withdrawn five minutes during the season.
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Monk Younger substitutes entire new lineup at Elon game
At the end of the Elon contest Monk Younger sent in a complete new team against the Christians, signaling a strategic shuffle and effort to boost play.
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Davidson Coaches Name All State Eleven in Agreement
Younger and Wilson compile an all state football team with six from North Carolina, one each from Duke Wake Forest State and Davidson. Ends Jordan State and Brock Davidson. Tackles Kistler Duke and Koenig Carolina. Guards Farris North Carolina and Parkey Wake Forest. Center Lipscomb North Carolina. Quarterback Branch Carolina. Halfbacks Buie Duke and Ward Carolina. Fullback Magner Carolina.
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North Carolina
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Buie
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Magner
House in Fine Shape for Duke Carolina Game
Henry House, Tar Heel fullback, is in his best shape of the season after recurring injuries. He is expected to deliver strong ground work against Duke on Saturday and is noted as the hardest driver on the Tar Heel squad.
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Letters Awarded to Davidson Gridmen for 1980
Davidson College announces nineteen varsity football letters and twenty two D C numerals awarded by the athletic association. The list includes captains, ends, tackles, guards, centers, backs, and managers with recipients from North Carolina to Georgia and Florida. A meeting will likely elect the captain for 1980 and the next season's team manager.
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Lincolnton
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Stony Point
Bud Baker
Lexington
Hub Coyington
Red Springs
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Boonton
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Lad Mills
Greenville
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Doc Mathis
Rural Hall
Bill Mason
Kings Mountain
Wilbur Milton
Thomasville
Walter Fraley
Barnum Springs
Red Parrish Ladin
Tom Brohard
Grafton
W. Va
Joe McCall
Salisbury
Don King
Bristol
D.C
Capt
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Decatur
D. F E. Hunt
Oxford
Fred W. Ogden
Mobile
Ala
A. G. Little, Jr
Valdosta
R. R. Mauzy
Harrisonburg
J. S. Mackerell
York
S.C
R. K. Gregory
Lake City
Fla
J. M. Wagner
Statesville
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Raeford
L. Mullins
D. M. Bernard
Jacksonville
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Stribling Eyes Rematch With Carnera in Paris
William L Stribling faces Primo Carnera for a second time in Paris after a disputed London bout ended in a foul call. The rematch follows a knockdown by Stribling and aims to settle pride for American boxers amid light betting favoring Carnera.
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London
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Greene's Benzoin Five Triumphs In Tight Battle
Greene's Benzoin five defeated the employed boys in a hard fought game. W. David and Wood led scoring with five points each, Hayworth and Hedrick adding four apiece. Substitutes included Younts and Davis with limited scoring, while Culler Eldridge and Klutch led Greene's lineup mix.
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North Carolina Art Society Hosts Major Raleigh Exhibition
The Sir Walter Hotel ball room in Raleigh will host a free three week art show from December 9 to 19 featuring paintings and sculpture from the Grand Central Galleries New York. Notable artists Philip Hale William Steen Percival Rosseau Edward McCarten will attend opening night with Walter Clark of Grand Central Galleries.
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Grogan Beats Glick in San Francisco Lightweight Bout
Tommy Grogan of Omaha scored a decisive ten round victory over veteran Brooklyn boxer Glick in San Francisco. Grogan floored Glick for a nine count in the ninth round.
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Errorgram Corrections Report for Lamps and Fireplace
A corrections note lists mismatched bulbs in two wall lamps and a mat piece elephant with one tusk. The left fireplace side is 18 bricks high versus 12 on the right. The popcorn popper cover is missing. The scrambled word is LETTERS.
Davidson Taxpayers Demand County Financial Statement
Lexington December 7. Davidson county taxpayers want to know the county finances. The former monthly statements published under County Manager C C Hargrave have not appeared this year. With the abolition of the county manager’s office and the resignation of chairman C M Hoover, citizens urge a public financial report.
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Prison Camp Completed at Welcome for County Convict Work
Prison camps at Welcome, a group of wooden structures for the county convict camp, have been completed and inmates are expected to be transferred within days. The site sits on Wesley Koonts land, formerly a picnic ground, with prisoners to aid in road improvements in the Welcome area.
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Welcome
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Duke Warmups as Duke Blue Devils Tackle Carolina
Durham reports a football battle for the right end position for Duke before the Carolina game. Sophomore Don Hyatt competes with Mc Peeler, who aims to finish his career in the big game, while Nick Warren and Bob Haynes compete for roles. Hyatt’s height and weight give him an edge in the passing attack.
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Blue Devils
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Peeler
Duke
Bob Haynes
Diegel and Farrell to Clash in Finals
Leo Diegel advances to defend his PGA title after defeating Walter Hagen 3 and 2. Johnny Farrell, seeking his first PGA crown, faces Diegel on Hillcrest in the final as Haig and Watrous exit amid treacherous greens and a deflected approach.
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No Action Yet On Iowa's Petition
The University of Iowa pleads for reinstatement to Western Conference athletic competition after Jan 1. After two hours of talks the conference faculty committee on athletics postponed action until today. The meeting was secret and details remained unavailable.
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Iowa
Tar Heels Rank Fifth In Nation's Scoring
The Tar Heels scored 29 points to reach fifth in the national scoring race led by Southern California with 490. Only the Trojans Colgate Ohio Dartmouth stand above North Carolina. They meet Duke for the state title Saturday and to climb the scoring ladder.
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Tar Heel Tradition at Stake In Duke Game
In Chapel Hill on December 7 Duke will visit as Carolina seeks to extend a streak against Duke. The Tar Heels have not tasted defeat to Duke recently and will defend a goal line Duke has rarely crossed. Last year Duke scored a touchdown but Carolina won 14 to 7. the year before Carolina shutout Duke 158 to 0.
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Dinner for Victoria Cross Winners Attended by Veale Sage and Onions
Prince of Wales hosts supper for VC recipients in London with three heroes present. Veale a corporal Sage a private and Onions a lieutenant joined the event creating a humorous scene as they met during the dinner.
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Administrators Notice for Estate of Charles Milton Pace
Administrators R E Blair and Ben L Herman summon all creditors to present claims by November 1, 1930 and all debts to be paid promptly. This notice is dated November 1, 1929 and relates to the Guilford County North Carolina estate.
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Executor Notice for Bob Kiriakides Estate Guilford NC
Executor Wachovia Bank and Trust Company calls all creditors to present claims by November 15, 1930, or be barred from recovery. Heirs and debtors are urged to settle promptly.
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