First Invitation Match For Women At Local Country Club
Women golfers prominent in Carolinas will attend the first annual invitation tournament for women at the local country club Tuesday. The 18 holes split between morning and afternoon play with lunch. Entries include top players from Sedgefield Greensboro Winston Salem Charlotte Durham Salisbury Gastonia Statesville Asheville Danville clubs.
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Carolinas
High Point Women Golfers Association
Matt Wall
John Welborn
Homer Wheeler
Danville
Sedgefield
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Charlotte
Durham
Salisbury
Gastonia
Statesville
Asheville
R. R. Jones
Winston Salem
Helen Waring
Pinehurast
W. D. Irwin
Dean van Landingham
W. E. Pierce
R. &. Thigpen
Bernard Cone
Yale Triumphs Over Dartmouth as Ellis Stars in Rain
Yale defeated Dartmouth 16 to 12 in New Haven as Hoot Ellis of Des Moines Jr. vaulted to a late rushing touchdown after intercepting a Green pass. Dartmouth led 12 10 before Ellis broke through in the final period to seal the win in front of about 72 000 spectators amid a drizzle and fading light.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Dartmouth
Hoot Ellis
Des Moines
Albie Booth
al Marsters
Ellis
Hanover Hills
White Mountains
Booth
Beane
Big Green
Trig Bees
Hve Ce
Gunz
Miller
Snead
Hall
McCall
Marsters
Dean Watkers
Syracuse
A. W. Risley
Colgate
Bm. AX
DSS
Princeton
J. E. Keegan
Pittsfield
Williams Penn Battles Dudley Highs To A Draw In Home Game
The William Penn nigh school eleven battled the Dudley highs of Greensboro to a 6-6 tie in their first home game Friday afternoon. Weather hindered passing in the rain making line plunges and a late punt game key moments. Penn stars Tyson Parham and Wells faced strong Dudley play with Massey Mack Armstrong and Belly on the line and Ty son Parham shining in the backfield.
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William Penn
Dudley
Greensboro
Penn
Tyson
Parham
Pen
Wells
Fairley
Massey
Mack
Armstrong
Belly
Boykins
Win Penn
Jackson Handball Trophy Promises Club Rivalry At Y Opens
Dr W L Jackson a local physician and promoter of clean sport has donated the Jackson Handball Trophy a silver loving cup for the citywide tournament opening tomorrow at the Y M C A. C M Waynick is defending champion and entry list includes J L Coleman L R Johnston M L Patrick Geddie Strickland Walter Murray Beulan James Al Caldwell T V Rochelle Shirley York W T Saunders Richard White Thomas Turner M Cerney Gurney King A E Schlecter Dillard Shell Everette Marsh W E Marlette J D McCrary Roy Thomas Norman Petty Dick Barber L Barnes Jessie Stone T R Carter and Leslie Kivett.
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W. L. Jackson
C. M. Waynick
J. L. Coleman
L. R. Johnston
M. L. Patrick
Geddie Strickland
Walter Murray
Beulan James
al Caldwell
T. V. Rochelle
Shirley York
W. T. Saunders
Richard White
Thomas Turner
M. Cerney
Gurney King
A. E. Schlecter
Dillard Shell
Everette Marsh
W. E. Marlette
J. D. McCrary
Roy Thomas
Norman Petty
Dick Barber
L. Barnes
Jessie Stone
T. R. Carter
Leslie Kivett
Harvard Routs Florida In Bruising 14-0 Victory
Harvard football, relying on line plunges and a few longs passes, shut out Florida 14 to 0 before 35 0090 spectators in Cambridge. Barry Wood recovered three fumbles in the final quarter while Wally Harper and Eddie Mays powered the Crimson ground game. Harding caught a 30 yard pass for Harvard’s second score.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Footeball
Florida
Invaders
Barry Wood
Harvard
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Crimson
Wood
Army
Wally Harper
Gators
Harper
Eddie May
Mays
Woods
Harding
Putnam
Kentucky Rolls Over Clemson 44 to 6 at Stoll Field
Shipwreck Kelly ran 45 yards for a touchdown one minute 57 seconds in as Kentucky routed the undefeated Clemson Tigers 44 to 6 at Stoll Field. Kentucky led 30 to 9 at halftime, used ten substitutes after intermission, and boosted hopes for Southern Conference honors behind Kelly Bronson Myers Ford Spicer and Cavana scoring entries while Clemson managed a lone third quarter TD by McMillan.
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Lexington
McMillian
Atring
Sewanee Forces Comeback Triumph Over Mississippi Tigers Rally
Sewanee Tigers erase deficit to beat University of Mississippi 6 to 6 in a frantic late effort. The rally begins at midfield in the fourth quarter as Sewanee drives 48 yards to counter a Mississippi touchdown, matching the score and sealing the tense game. Ole Miss had taken a lead in the first half with Wilcox scoring on a five yard run.
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University, Miss
Sewanee Tigers
University of Mississippi
Tigers
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Wilcox
Baldwin Wallace Defeated by Texas A&M 54 0
Texas A M Aggies shut down Baldwin Wallace as Stephen F Austin Teachers Q dominates with a 54 point margin. The field shows strong Aggie defense and offense overpowering the opposition.
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Baldwin Wallace
Ohio Northern
Texas Aggies
Stephen F. Austin
Horton Smith Wins Oregon Open Championship
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri won the Oregon open golf title in Portland after finishing with a strong final round. Harry Cooper of Buffalo New York trailed by several strokes as Dudley Delaware, Walter Ha Detroit, and Mortie Dutra Handa placed near the top with low scores.
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Porland, Ore
Horton Smith
Joplin
Harry Cooper
Buffalo
N. Y
Qualifying Play In County Tourney At Sedgefield
The first Guilford county amateur championship unfolds with 58 players entered from Sedgefield High Point and Greensboro clubs. W H Holderness tops 36 holes at 165, followed by Grainger Michaels Boren Gaffney Hardin Lewis and Newnham among leaders. Elimination rounds start Monday at Sedgefield to determine 16 championship flight and eight-player tours.
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Guilford County
Sedgefield High Point
Greensboro
W. H. Holderness
Sedgefield Club
Holderness
J. B. Grainger
Sedgefield
FE G
Michaels
W H. Boren
H. A. Gaffney
H. P. Hardin
Ralph Lewis
Greensboro Country Club
Fred Newnham, Jr
Atlanta Club Sold to New Syndicate for 725000
Bell J. Spiller announced the sale of the Atlanta club franchise and baseball park of the Southern Association to the Atlanta Baseball and Amusement Corporation for 725000. Johnny Dobbs was signed as manager for three years. The new group includes Robert Tyree Jones Jr and Robert W. Woodruff. Spiller said the move benefits Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Club
Southern Association
Bell J. Spiller
Atlanta Baseball and Amusement Corporation
Johnny Dobbs
Pilot
Spiller
Robert Tyree Jones, Jr
Robert W. Woodruff
Coca Cola Company
Walter T. Candler
Dodde
Birmingham
Dallas
Dixie
Army crushes South Dakota in 33 to 6 rout
Army defeated South Dakota 33 to 6 after holding the Cadets to a scoreless tie in two first halves. Cagle, Murrell, and Messinger scored for Army, with Stecker and Labrie also contributing as the second string finished strong.
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Cagle
Murrell
West Foint
N. Y
Army
South Dakota
South
Oetzen
Jones
Murre
Wrell
Messinger
Labrie
Westerners
Carlisle
Hollberg
Golden
Stecker
O'Keefe
Carver
Atlantic Christian Rallies to Beat Lynchburg 20 to 12
The Atlantic Christian Bulldogs overcame a first half deficit to defeat Lynchburg 20 to 12 at Wilson. Three second half touchdowns carried the Bulldogs after trailing 6 7. fumbles in the early quarters hurt both teams and Lynchburg scored a late TD after Atlantic Christian fumbled at the four yard line.
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Atlantic Christian
Hornets
Bulldogs
Duke passes for 434 yards in early games
Duke Blue Devils compiled 434 passing yards in two outings against Mercer and Pitt as part of their early season offense.
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Mercer
Pitt
Duke Blue Devils
Gobblers Rout Washington and Lee for 36 to 6 Victory
Virginia Tech's Gobblers seized control of the Old Dominion title race with a 36 to 6 win over Washington and Lee in Lynchburg. The hosts opened with a touchdown on three plays, added two more in the first quarter and another in the second, leading 24 to 0 at halftime before a crowd of over 10,000. Scorers included Spear Tomko McEver Rule and W L Williams.
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Lynchburg
Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Old Dominion
Washington and Lee
Tech
WekakaNee
Spear
Tomko
McEver
Rule
L. Williams
Carrington
Virginia
Magoffin
Michigan
Cass
Lehigh
California Bears Upset Southern California In Coastal Clash
In Los Angeles California stunned Southern California 15 to 7 before 78 000 fans at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. California rivaled the famed Andy Smith teams with strong defense and productive offense led by Gill Lom and Griffiths while USC struggled under Nibs Price's rebuilt squad.
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Los Angeles
California
Bears
Southern California
Trojan
Andy Smith
Price
Smith
Calfornia
Southern Cal
Gill
Lom
Griffiths
Moses
Musick
Baker
Barragar
Herbert Dana
Nebraska
Verne Landreth
Occidental
Bruce Kirkpatrick
Utah
Arthur Badenoch
Pennsylvania
Madison Square Garden Promotes Lightweight Elimination Tourney
MSG aims to spark interest in a lightweight elimination tournament. Organizers seek viewing appeal by highlighting format and potential matchups to attract fans and sponsors.
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Madison Square Garden
Virginia Military Institute Rallies to Edge Davidson 12–6
VMI opened with a fast offense, taking a 12–0 lead at halftime before Davidson staged a rally to reach 12–6. Wright, McCray, and Goody Kootz linked for a late aerial push, but Davidson’s last pass was incomplete as VMI held on for the victory.
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Brock
Goody Kootz
Davidson
Briggs
Wv. M. I
Wildcats
Wright
al Hawkins
McCray
Srands
McCall
Oia
W. M. S. Wright
Ten Big College Games Draw Huge Gridiron Crowds
Associated press tally shows about six hundred thousand in person and estimated two million watching as U S C versus California led with 79 000 attendees followed by Penn Navy 75 000 Yale Dartmouth 72 000 Illini Northwestern 50 000 NYU Georgetown 45 000 Harvard Florida 35 000 Purdue Wisconsin 30 000 Army South Dakota 30 000 Princeton Chicago 30 000.
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California
Penn-Navy
Yale Dartmouth
Ucomoro Gg
Illinois-Northwestern
NYU
Georgetown
Harvard
Florida
Purdue
Wisconsin
Army
S, Dakota
Princeton
Chicago
Duke Freshmen crush Wake Forest Frosh 65 to 0 at Hanes Field
JIAHAM N C November 2 Duke Freshmen displayed a powerful diverse offense beating Wake Forest Frosh 65 to 0 at Hanes Field. The Blue Imps exploited weak defense and used all 33 squad members in the rout.
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Jiaham
N. C
Pais
Duke
Wake Forest
Hanes Field
Guilford College Drives Past Christians in Gridiron Clash
Guilford College defeated the Christians of Elon 13 to 6 at World War Memorial Stadium Greensboro. Guilford scored two third quarter touchdowns led by Cheek and Bunn while Elon managed a first-half score on a Williams pass to Waggoner. Officials were Sholer, Shepherd, and Hackney.
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Greensboro
Guilford College
World War Memorial Stadium
Christians
Elon
Williams
Waggoner
Quakers
Guilford
Bunn
Cheek
Guilford Pos
Elor LE Bots
EL ES Harrington LT Pertugy
Smith LG de Gahs Hee
Clark Ce Wet Bas Fork Rrs
OS Morpheus
Prorego
Hughes RT Preolneoce
Eas Caddell
Patrick
Isaes
Cook
Coggins
J. Waggoner
Cca Ee
Pops
J. Waggeoners
Sholer
Presbyterian
Shepherd
Davidson
Hackney
Carolina
Tufts and Wall Win Mixed Doubles at Pinehurst
Mrs Richard S Tufts of Pinehurst and her brother Herbert D Wall of Glen Cove claimed the mixed doubles title at the sixth mid-south tennis tournament on Pinehurst Country Club courts by defeating Mrs Verner Z Reed of Brookville Long Island and Robert Crosland of Charlotte 3 6 6 2 6 3. Reed and Crosland reached the final by beating Kathleen Wright of Santa Barbara and Grady Frank of Mt Airy New York 8 6 6 4.
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Pinehurst
Richard S. Tufts
Glen Cove
L. J
Herbert D. Wall
Pinehurst Country Club
Verner Z. Reed
Brookville
L. I
Robert Craaland
Charlotte
Tufts
Vail
Northwestern Beats Illinois 7 to 0 in Big Upset
In Fayatteon Illinois 55 000 fans watched Northwestern ground out a 7 to 0 win over Illinois ending the Illini bid for three straight Western Conference titles. Berghorn scored the touchdown and Riel added the extra point via drop kick.
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Fayanston
Illinois
Northwestern
Wildcats
Illini
Thame
Oka Cease
OH Northwestern
Berghorn
Riel
Moore
Vols overwhelm Auburn for 27 to 0 victory in mud
Tennessee dominates Auburn 27 to 0 as rain and mud hindered both teams. McEver scores twice with Hackman and Rinke adding touchdowns while Dodd’s passing is limited by the slippery ball. Auburn repeatedly stalls near midfield as Tennessee maintains control.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Volunteers
Auburn
Plainsmen
Buddy Hackman
Gene McEver
Bobby Dodd
Tennesse
Tennessee McEver
Hackman
Rinke
Dodd
Mebvor
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