Wolfpack Hopeful After Three Wins As NC State Faces VMI
North Carolina State, 3-3 after three straight conference wins, prepares to meet VMI. Tailback Moor keyerson Mooney leads the offense with a goal of continuing the scoring pace, while NC State’s defense fields Webster Yeates and others in practice.
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Kennedy earns AP sophomore weekly honor at Clemson
Frank Kennedy of Clemson is named the Associated Press Southern Conference sophomore of the week after stepping in for the injured Ray Matthews. He scored on a 50 yard run as Clemson beat Wake Forest 26 to 13 to keep the Tigers undefeated.
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Pacific Coast League drafts and broadcasts on agenda
A four man committee led by Commissioner A B Chandler meets to discuss shielding Pacific Coast League players from the major league draft and a pledge to refrain from drafting from lower circuits. Officials also consider major league broadcasts impact and bonus rule changes with St Petersburg meetings in December set to decide.
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Southeast Football Powerhouses Dominate Bowl Talks
The Sugar Bowl eyes a dominant SEC team amid unbeaten Florida State and Tennessee, while Miami faces pressure to host its Hurricanes for the Orange Bowl. Duke Jordan notes schedule delays as Miami’s remaining games shape invites, with Kentucky plans and Georgia Tech sparking committee visits. Jacksonville’s Gator Bowl slate expands toward a final list of 17 contenders.
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Elephant Food Described As Feasts By Natives
The article notes that elephant meat is regarded as feast food by African natives while white men find it tough to chew and flavorless.
Absence Of Jones Will Hurt Locals
High Point College faces disruption as freshman end Rus sell Jones quits leaving coach C. Q. Smith to reshuffle. Max Morgan shifts from guard to end while Elon fights for the conference crown and prepares for a crucial home game. Local schedule includes Western Carolina Guilford Catawba Rhynes and others.
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Maryland Hangs On In G W Series With Notable Upsets
The write up notes Maryland’s edge in the George Washington series with the next game at 2 p.m. It recalls historic clashes from 1897 1898 1904 scoreless games and mentions figures such as Byrd Curley and Alston linking G W and Maryland in early football lore.
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Fights L Last Night The Associated Presse
In Hartford Teddy Davis defeated Denis Hrady by points after outings in several cities. The report notes Donoghue and Edwards with related results as guards prepare for a Greenville trip to meet East Carolina and Wofford. The game will be broadcast on WHPE FM at 7 55 p m.
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Golfing Pros Blaze Pinehurst Records in Open Round
Pinehurst No. 2 hosted a storied first round of the North and South Open. Palmer led with 65 seven under par as 35 players beat par, amid perfect conditions with fast greens and no wind.
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UCLA Star Choice Highlighted In AP Lineman Week
New York AP picks UCLA standout as this week’s lineman of the week for his versatile play. The Weirton, West Virginia native dominated Purdue, guarding Maryland and Duke pressures, with five tackles for losses. Other nominees include Tackles Jim Staton and Bob Donaldson, Guards Buck Conrad and Elmer Wingate.
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Transplanted Texan Dolt Competes in Durham Round
Tommy Dolt, a transplanted Texan, is playing in Durham as the field shrinks. At 69 players remain for tomorrow’s third round with 75 cut, then 60 for Friday’s final go round.
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