Carolina Tennessee clash tests Snavely Neyland coaching
At Nan Stadium Chapel Hill on November 1 the Carolina Tar Heels and Tennessee Volunteers faced a rugged showdown between two top coaches Carl Snavely and Bob Neyland. Both squads had endured rough seasons, but the press noted the rivalry and high stakes as they sought early momentum and potential bids while aiming to finish strong in future dates with Duke and State still on the docket.
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Nea Nan
Chapel Hill
Dixie
Carolina
Tennessee
Carl Snavely
Bob Neyland
Snavely
Neyland
Chattanooga
Tennessee Tech
Oan
Down Tennessee
Furman Bisher
Charlotte News
Bish
Wallace Wade
Knoxville
Shield-Watkins Stadium
West Point
Army
Wade
Durham
Dukes
Ellington Leads 26-12 Victory Over Asheville Maroons
The Bison erupted in a late surge at Albion Millis stadium, turning a 12-6 deficit into a 26-12 win. Asheville held the lead with the ball near midfield late in the fourth before Ellington ignited a decisive scoring drive and defense stifled the visitors.
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Bison
Asheville
Chicago
Albion Millis Stadium
Maroons
Neyland's Tennessee Rebuild Under War Strains and Scars
Furman Bisher surveys Tennessee under General Neyland, noting a storied record and wartime recruitment gaps. He explains the 1947 slump due to aging material, missing stars, and postwar talent scarcity, with near-certain return once recruiting regains depth.
Nation grid battles loom across major universities
November college football slate centers on Notre Dame meeting Navy in Cleveland and Georgia Tech at Atlanta, while Illinois tests Michigan at Champaign and Texas battles Southern Methodist in the Cotton Bowl. Penn faces Princeton. Army plays Washington and Lee. Georgia hosts Duke. Georgia Tech faces Duke. South Carolina blanks Miami 8 0 in Orange Bowl.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Navy
Army
Washington and Lee
West Point
Illinois
Michigan
Champaign
Georgia Tech
Duke
Atlanta
Texas
Southern Methodist
East
Colgate
Penn State
Rutgers
Harvard
Oklahoma A. & M
Temple
West Virginia
Maryland
Georgetown
Boston College
West Wisconsin
Northwestern
Indiana
Ohio State
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Marquette
Michigan State
Alabama
Kentucky
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
North Carolina
Wake Forest
William and Mary
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
University of Miami Hurricanes
Athens
Georgia
Bulldogs
Clemson
Virginia Tech
George Washington
First U S submarine Holland described with specs
The first U S submarine Holland measured 53 feet in length and was powered by a 50 horsepower gasoline engine. It could reach 7 knots and displaced 75 tons.
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U. S
Holland
Ash First Gowns Statistics Note
Confusing OCR fragment lists football stats such as net rushing yards passing attempts and completions. Key entities include Ash and First Gowns with figures like 1816 yards rushing and 14 22 passes. The text is garbled with repeated letters and missing context.
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Ash
Seseseeve
Cecesss
Bison edge Pointers in high scoring Asheville clash
High Point and Asheville traded scores as Ellington led the Bison with two rushing touchdowns and a late interception return. Marshall scored on a drive capped by Hunsucker and Miller to Hun sucker, while Ridge added key extra points in a 20 12 lead before a tying return by Shotwell.
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Sewart
High Point
Asheville
Ellington
Bill Ellington
Hinkle
Bison
Bill Hunsucker
Jack Ridge
Maroons
Bryant
Paul Sewart
Fox
Miller
Mickey
Ridge
Marshall
Stewart
Panthers
Rickert
Hunsucker
Crow
Shotwell
Gleason
Ae Pos
Asheville Debe Lunsucked
Wood
Kennedy
Ward
Allen
Hall
Johnson
Smith
Hayworth
Gradman
Lesnevich Stops Mauriello In New York Bout
In New York, Gus Lesnevich from Cliffside New Jersey stopped Tami Mauriello of New York by TKO in seven rounds.
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New York
Gus Lesnevich
Cliffside
N. J
Tami Mauriello
O Connor Defies Chandler Ruling In Sox Fine Case
Chicago White Sox General Manager Leslie M. O Connor plans a legal challenge to Commissioner Chandler after seven AL clubs reduced his support and voted to replace him on baseballs executive council. He seeks a restraining order in Cincinnati federal court over a $500 fine and suspension for signing 17 year old pitcher George Zoeterman.
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Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Leslie M. O'Connor
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chandler
O'Connor
Versaillies
Will Harridge
Ward Stevens
O’connor
Harridge
White Sox
George Zoeterman
Christian High School
National Federation of High Schools
Tigers Trample Jamestown Eleven in 34-0 Victory
Jamestown high school's football team crushed Allen Jay yesterday afternoon 34 to 0. The Tigers remain undefeated and unscored upon in conference play, totaling 113 points while holding opponents scoreless. Joe Floyd led the onslaught with two rushes and solid defense, with Bill Smith, Wimpy Smith, Richard Willard, and Bill Johnson scoring and Smith adding three extra points. Co-captain Parrish stood strong up front as Scarce and Ingram pressured Jamestown.
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Jamestown High School
Allen Jay
Jamestown
Tigers
Joe Floyd
Jaybirds
Floyd
Bill Johnson
Wimpy Smith
Richard Willard
Bill Smith
Reitzel Parrish
Scarce
Ingram
Baby Bison Triumph 12-6 Over Greensboro
High Point delivers a 12 to 6 win over Greensboro reserves at the high school field. Delapp scores on a Reid pass in the second period and Delapp plunges in from the one foot line in the fourth to seal the County league win.
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Nolan Brewer
High Point High School
Baby Bison
Greensboro
High Point
Delapp
Reid
Ee Powell
Harris
Burton
Brown
Allen
Guyer
Bison
P. B'bore
le— Powell
iTie Eis
Ccos
B. Price
Howe
C. Phillips
Qb— Jones
Ceseeess F
Price
Kearns
Nickson
Stutts
Burtoner
Levina
Thurman
Tucker
Bright
Rivalry Clash Looms In Guilford Greensboro Grid Showdown
Big rivals High Point college Panthers and Guilford Quakers meet at Memorial stadium in Greensboro for the county championship test. Ralph James coaches the Panthers while Doc Newton guides Guilford. kickoff at 8 pm amid expected strong turnout and possible muddy field conditions.
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Purples
Guilford Quakers
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Guilford County
Ralph James
Panthers
High Point College
Doc Newton
Arca
Gate City
High Point
Ed Williams
Jimmy Foxworth
Guilford
Erskine
Dee
Albion Millis Stadium
James
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