Powerful Panthers Lead Undefeated College Teams
New York November 4 The Pittsburgh Panthers have surged to the top of the nation’s unblemished squads after a 18 2 win over Ohio State. They have 202 points across six straight victories while Tulane and Tennessee trail with 188 and 184 points. Only Texas and St Mary’s California have not allowed a goal. The Associated Press compiled the list of undefeated teams.
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New York
Dartmouth
Clemson
Texas University
Southern Methodist
Pittsburgh
Panther
Panthers
Ohio State
Tulane
Tennessee
Texas
St. Mary’s
California
Ohio University
Texas Christian
Fordham
Baldwin- Wallace
Washington and Jefferson
Associated Press
Omer
Western Maryland
Kentucky
Minnesota
Cornell
Purdue
Notre Dame
Utah
Spring Hill
Stetson
Exeret Emetere
Davis and Elkins
Boston College
Villanova
Els
Ryder
Ereore
Detroit
Haverford
St. Mary’s California
Baldwin-Wallace
Springfield
County Golf Tourney Qualification Extended By Weather Delays
Guilford county amateur championship qualifying is extended to Sunday Nov 10 due to rain and slick Sedgefield greens. Leaders include W. J. Palmer 151 over 36 holes, A. C. McManus 154, Fred Newnham 155, with substitutions allowed for better rounds on home courses.
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Guilford County
Jupe Plavius
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Greens
R. H. Wheeler
Guilford
W. J. Palmer
Greensboro
Palmer
A. C. McManus
McManus
Fred Newnham, Jr
Greensboro Country Club
R. P Mayer
Newnham
Scoring Honors Race in State Nip and Tuck
Football games in the Carolinas boosted individual scoring leads as Parkinson added three touchdowns to reach 66 points this season. In North Carolina, Guilford's Rabbit Bunn led at 36 with Elon’s Pete Williams at 35, while McCarley and Boineau traded TDs as top scorers overall. Team leaders Clemion and UNC held state-wide totals with Clemson and South Carolina chasing, Palmetto State at 826 to 716 for North Carolina.
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Carolinas
Parkinson
Erskine
Newberry
McMillan
Clemson
Deery
Furman
Boineau
South Carolina
North Carolina
Rabbit’ Bunn
Guilford
Pete’ Williams
Elon
Bunn
Williams
Old North State
Magner
Spaulding
Bob” McCarley
Bru
University of South Carolina
Boinneau
McCarley
University of North Carolina
Brock
Davidson
Palmetto State Boys
College
N. C
Ai Weta
J. Waggoner
Branch
S$ Cox
Mills
Wake F
Walker
Erickson
Tar Heels Ready for Hard Week Before South Carolina Clash
North Carolina's Tar Heels prepare for a tough test against South Carolina in Columbia after Quarterback Wyrick goes down with a back injury. Halfback Magner expected to return, boosting a reshaped line as Coach Collins plans light practice then heavy work.
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Chapel Hill
Wyrick
Magner
North Carolina
Tar Heels
South Carolina
Columbia
Gamecock
Tar Heel
N. C. State
Virginia
Gamecocks
Citadel
Maryland
Clemson
Zobel
Chuck Collins
Jim Magner
Whas
Eight Purple Panther Players To Sing Swan Song With This Season
Eight senior High Point Panthers football players conclude their college careers this season with two remaining games after facing Atlantic Christian and Fort Bragg soldiers. Captains MacMannis Perdue, Nygard, Robbing, Furbhes, Blosser, Glasgow, Yow, and Clayton are profiled for their four-year careers, leadership, and on field strength as the team heads toward graduation.
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Purple Panther
High Point
Atlantic Christian College
Fort Bragg
MacMannis
Perdue
Nygard
Robbins
Furbhes
Blosser
Glasgow
Layplain Waumalms
Purple
Panther
Charlie Robbing
Burke Furbhes
Mars Hill Junior College
Ernie” Blosser
Virgil Yow
Gibsonville
Clayton
Mars Hill
National Grid Race Narrows as Upsets Shape Title Contests
Upheaval on the college gridiron tightens the race for national honors. Notre Dame and Pittsburgh survive with bright prospects after big wins, while Southern California and Dartmouth stumble. Yale leads the East with wins over Brown Army and Dartmouth, Purdue and Minnesota climb in the Midwest, and Texas Christian holds sway in the Southwest.
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George’ Tech
Ilinois
Southern California
Nebraska
Texas
Southwest
Pitsburgh
Yale
Notre Dame
Purdue
Minnesota
Middle West
Tennessee
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Tulane
Utah
Rocky Mountain
California
Golden Bears
Pacific Coast
Texas Christian
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Dartmouth
Trojans
Bears
Benny Lom
Dartmouth Indians
Albie Booth
Ellis
Eli
Georgia
Brown
Army
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Mississippi
Harvard
Michigan
Red Eagle
Red Grange
Crimson
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Pressing Cloths for Furred Worsted Frocks and Suits
Use a dark cloth as a pressing shield over worsted frocks or suits to avoid shine. Place the dry cloth over the garment and apply a light spray of water before pressing. Do not soak the cloth.
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad for Bladder Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for bladder irritation and sleep disturbance. It promises quick improvement or money back and highlights a price of 60 cents with a drugstore purchase option. The copy emphasizes relief from burning itching backache and leg pains, aiming to lift spirits.
Marsters Tops Nation With 108 Points For Dartmouth
Dartmouth quarterback Al Marsters scored a touchdown to lift his season total to 108 points the highest in the country. He leads in the AP rankings with 16 touchdowns and 12 PATs while Gene McEver of Tennessee trails with 91 points. The AP list shows leaders in eight major groups with Marsters atop the East, McEver atop the South, and other conference leaders noted.
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Associated Press
Yale
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Marsters
Gene McEver
Tennessee
McEver
Cence
South
Southwest
McElreath
Baylor
Missouri Valley
King
Drake
Pacific
Moffatt
Stanford
Rocky Mount-—-Pomeroy
Utah
Bauseh
Kansas
Five Unbeaten Dixie Teams Face Tough Week
Kentucky must beat Alabama in Montgomery to stay in first division as Vanderbilt must top Georgia Tech in Nashville. Tennessee leads with four conference wins and hosts Carson Newman in Knoxville. Tulane aims to beat Auburn in New Orleans while LSU clashes with Duke in Durham. Duke, under Jimmy Dehart, seeks conference success after recent eastern losses. Clemson visits Virginia Military at Norfolk, South Carolina meets North Carolina in Columbia, Virginia hosts Virginia Tech in Charlottesville, and Georgia to play NYU in New York as Ole Miss visits Purdue in Lafayette and Maryland faces Yale in New Haven.
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Atlanta
Kentucky
Alabama
Montgomery
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Nashville
Tennessee
Tulane
Louisiana State
Carson Newman
Knoxville
Big Green Wave
Georgia
Auburn
New Orleans
Duke
Durham
N. C
Louisana State
Arkansas
Jimmy Dehart
Blue Devils
Clemson
Virginia Military
Norfolk
North
South Carolina
Columbia
Virginia
Virginia Poly
Charlottesville
Georgia Bulldogs
New York
University of Mississippi
Middle West
Perdue
Lafayette
Ind
Maryland
Yale
New Haven
Government general spends on Chosen exposition at Keijo
The government general allocated about 2 000 900 dollars for the Chosen exposition in Keijo Japan which opened recently.
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Keijo
Japan
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