VOLS Triumph Over Florida 13-6 At Fairchild Stadium
Tennessee cliffs Florida 13 to 6 as Buddy Hackman scores two touchdowns including a 50 yard breakaway and Bobby Dodd directs the offense with long passes and trick plays in Jacksonville December action. Florida replies with a 40 yard TD pass from Rogers to Par.
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Fairfield Stadium
Jacksonville
Fla
Bobby Dodd
Buddy Hackman
Tennessee
Florida
Hackman
Dodd
Britany
Rogers
Nell
Tennessee Pas
Parnell Brandt
Saunders Waters
Eeersewese
Steele Thayer
L. G Clemons
Mayer
Hickman
James Gah
Ts Procter Aitken Hall
Ee Dorsetthe
Rogero Hackman
Faust
Eooseeau
All Stars Battle For Charity In High Point
Eighty grid warriors joined a charity effort Friday afternoon to raise funds for Christmas stockings. The fundraiser appears set to top $600 as tickets sold at varied prices up to $2 each. Wade Renfrew led the drive with help from Fire Chief A. B. Horney and banker W. C. Idol among many local figures selling tickets.
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Wade FP. Renfrew
A. B. Horney
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank
Notre Dame Wins National Title in Dickinson Rankings
Chicago December 6 Notre Dame claimed the national football title under the Dickinson rating system and earned permanent possession of the Rissman national intercollegiate trophy. Notre Dame scored 25.13, besting Washington State 20.44 and Alabama 10.18 for third. Northwestern ranked fourth and Michigan fifth with other top finishers listed.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Knute Rockne
Warriors
Southern Methodist
Navy
Carnegie Tech
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Northwestern
Drake
Army
Washington State
Alabama
Rickinson
Michigan
Stanford
Dartmouth
Tennessee
Tulane
Jack F. Rissman
Notre Dame Routs Southern California in Rockne Era Clash
Notre Dame dominated Southern California with a swift attack and stout defense, scoring on Carideo to O'Connor, a Lukats return, and a late Lukats reverse as O'Connor racked 109 yards. The Rough Riders outgained the Trojans 455 to 149 amid ideal 70 degree weather and 16 first downs to eight.
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Notre Dame
Trojan
Southern California
Stanley Williamson
Alvin Culver
Schwartz
Frank Carideo
O'Connor
Rough Riders
Troy
California
Trojans
Hanley
Nicholas Lukats
Duffield
O’connor
Jones
Diegel Espinosa Advance to National Open Final
Leo Diegel and Al Espinosa reached the final of the national open match play golf championship in San Francisco. Diegel beat George Von Elm one up after 36 holes, Espinosa defeated Joe Ezar 3 and 2 in the semifinals, with the final set for tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Leo Diegel
Anga Caliente
al Espinosa
Chicago
Diegel
George von Elm
Detroit
Espinosa
Joe Ezar
Receipts Urged for Charity Football Game Sales
Ticket salesmen are urged to report receipts from the charity football game. By last night the total including gate receipts neared 800 with many ticket issuers not yet reporting. Helpers are asked to settle by Monday for a complete accounting of proceeds.
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Co. M. Waynick
Alligator Wins Grasslands International Steeplechase
Alligator owned by Mrs. Mandek K. Stevenson of Roslyn New York won the Grasslands international steeplechase over 17 starters on a wet track in 11 minutes 5 seconds for four and a half miles at the Tennessee blue grass course. Bally Yarn owned by Mrs. W P Stewart of Unionville Pennsylvania finished second Maitland owned by Austin H Niblack of Chicago finished third. An engraved gold cup donated by Alfonso XII King of Spain plus 5000 dollars awarded to the winner. Mrs Stewart received 1000 dollars for second and 200 dollars went to Niblack for third.
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Grasslands Downs
Tenn
Alligator
Mandek K. Stevenson
Roslyn
N. Y
Bally Yarn
W. P. Stewart
Unionville
Maitland
Austin H. Niblack
Chicago
Alfonso XII
Spain
Stewart
Niblack
Greatest Game, Rockne Praises Notre Dame Win Over USC
Knute Rockne said Notre Dame played its greatest football game this year after a 27 to 0 victory over Southern California. Howard Jones, USC coach, conceded they were beaten by a better team and called the Irish the greatest Notre Dame eleven he had seen.
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Los Angeles
Southern California Trojans
Knute Rockne
South Bend
Howard Jones
Notre Dame
Community Football Charity Game Credits Pour In
W C King, athletics manager at the rural high school, receives praise for tickets and field prep. Edgar Hartley organized the squad with Clyde Farley, Hackney, and Charlie Amos aiding in forming the All-Stars. Oak Ridge Institute and others donated gear while Miss Velva Hayden debuted as band sponsor. The event showcased a bright assault from the Panthers, though the All-Stars needed more rehearsal time.
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W.C. King
Edgar Hartley
Clyde Farley
Hackney
Chapel Hill
Paul F. Davis
Charlie Amos
Maxwell Jones
Velva Hayden
High Point Baseball Club
Willis Park
John Raper
Beeson Hardware
Bill
Hop Ragan
Adams Millis Corporation
High Point Steam Laundry
Oak Ridge Institute
The
College
Wade Marlette
Charlie Spencer
C. A. York
G. I. Humphreys
A.S. Parker
Logan Porter
T. Wingate Andrews
Wade P. Renfrow
Western Maryland Nets State Title With 7 0 Win
Western Maryland remained unbeaten with a fourth period drive totaling 65 yards ending in a touchdown, defeating Maryland 7 to 0 to claim the state championship. Ray Poppleman sparked the defense and offense as the Old Liners struggled early before the late scoring burst.
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Baltimore
Little
Western Maryland
University of Maryland
Ray Poppleman
Weathered Grid Clash Ends In Muddy Tie At Duke
Carolina and Duke battled through a wet mud game with nine first downs for North Carolina to five for Duke. Fumbles dominated play as both teams relied on gritty line play and punting, with Brewer and Murray standouts for Duke and Nash leading Carolina in ground gains as the Tar Heels end their season.
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Carolina
Duke
Brewer
Lipscomb
Branch
Nash
Murray
Blue Devils
Davis
Rosky
Johnny Branch
Adkins
Hyatt
Bryan
McIver
Hodges
Fusal
Blackwood
Mason
Tar Heel
Melver
Brewen
North Carp
Moore Gkeedekchael Walker
L. E. Crey
Asp
Oe Thompson
Carolina football squad pictured before Duke showdown
First UNC football team photo shows the 11 starting players and three rows of squad members ahead of the state championship game with Duke in Chapel Hill. Capt. Strad Nash and coach staff are noted among the players. The photograph lists Watt Culbreth to Jacob Margolis across four rows.
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University of North Carolina
Duke
Chapel Hill
Watt Culbreth
John Daniel
Jack Dunavant
Ben Philpott
Bernard Herkimer
Tony Olivero
Bob Froneberger
Jim McCaskill
Fred Patterson
Smoky Ferebee
John Blue
Herb Newcombe
Kay Thompson
John Kerr
Marion Cowper
Johnny Branch
Red Gilbreath
Killis Crew
George Thompson
Ned Lipscomb
Pete Wyrick
Captain Strad Nash
Henry House
Jim Magner
Jimmy Maus
Chuck
Sale of Automobile Licenses To Begin Here December 15
The Carolina Motor club will open a temporary office at George Lowe's garage on Commerce and Willowbrook streets starting Monday December 1 to sell 1931 automobile license tags. Mrs Dillard Ragan will supervise the office, open daily 9 to 4 30. The club aims to provide the same efficient service as last year for High Point residents.
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Carolina Motor Club
George Lowe
Commerce
Willowbrook Streets
Dillard Ragan
Georgia Tech Upsets Bulldogs In Slippery Grant Field Tilt
Georgia Tech surprise strong hold on Georgia 13 to 0 at Grant Field. Downes and Smith connected for late first half and end of game scores as Tech’s defense stymied the Bulldogs on a wet field. The win gives Georgia the Clark Howell trophy and ties the series at 12 each.
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Dillon Graham
Atlanta
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Georgia Bulldog
Grant Field
Georgia Tech
Bulldogs
Austie Downes
Jack Roberts
Downes
Georgia
Tassaboulas
Tech
Smith
Clark Howell
The
Constitution
Tech Uic
Friendship Trophy To Duke In March
The friendship goal post trophy donated by Duke and North Carolina seniors was awarded to Duke after a 0-0 tie in Chapel Hill. Capt. Davis of Duke and Capt. Nash of the Tar Heels faced off for the trophy, with Davis prevailing.
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Chapel Hill
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Duke
Davis
Nash
Tar Heels
Colorful hats parade alters London fashion
In London, fashion spreads to streetwear with vivid hats displaying blue red yellow scarlet green and tangere ine colors. Varicolored bands complete the headgear seen on city streets as Dame Fashion shapes nationwide style.
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London
Careless Regina Man Finds Trunk Keys In Stomach
J. W. Spry of Regina placed two trunk keys in his mouth while lifting a trunk lid at a Winnipeg hotel. He later could not open the trunk and an X ray revealed the keys inside his stomach. a surgeon removed them.
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Winnipeg
J. W. Spry
Regina
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