Rallies by Duke and Bears highlight busy college grid scores
High Point Notes cite Duke rallying in the fourth period to beat Auburn while Emory and Henry upset Wake Forest. Illinois defeats Army 13 to 0. Guilford hosts Guilford College hosts a 25 to 6 loss as Lenoir Rhyne powers past Guilford in North State action with Buck Mauney and Clarence Stasavich starring for the Bears.
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Clarence Stasavich
Mountain Bears
Lenoir-Rhyne
Quakers
Davidson Defeats Catawba Indians In Straight Play
Davidson Wildcats defeat the undefeated Catawba Indians 18 to 0 in a three quarter gridiron battle. Johnny Mackerell led Davidson with two touchdowns and a key punt return setup, while George Wingfield produced a spectacular 80 yard return and steady runs to secure the win before around 2,000 fans.
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Catawba
Little Six Eleven
Davidson Wildcats
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Johnny Mackerell
Niewsky
Catawba Booter
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Smith
Periede
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Cubs
Davi John
Lee
Young
Armeieid Vievers
Hunter
Egort
Potter
Joe Lee
Ravenel
Grac Verble
Pearce Corbin
K. Casnero
Cray
Carolina
Touhy
Colorado
MelIntosh
Lee Citadel
Mattox
South Carolina routs V. P. I. 20 to 0 in Birds clash
South Carolina thrashed an all-star V. P. I. eleven 20 to 0 to notch a comeback win after two Southern Conference losses. Passes set up two touchdowns, with Shack McCrady adding a late score. The Gamecocks, led by Hal Mauney, beat V. P. I. for the second straight year and improve to .600 in conference play.
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South Carolina
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Gobblers
Battle of the Birds
Duncan Holsclaw
George Smith
Smith
Stroud
Big South Carolina
Shack McCrady
Hal Mauney
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Dickerson
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Geo
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McCrady
Yonee
Illinois Defeats Army 7 to 0 in Muddy Rush
In a rain soaked game at Champaign Illinois stops Army 7 to 0 as Ken Nelson blocks a punt and Gene Dykstra runs for a touchdown. Les Lindberg adds the extra point and Illinois maintains its unblemished season while enduring treacherous field conditions.
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Champaign
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Illinois
Illini
Jack Butler
Army
Buckler
Ken Nelson
Gene Dykstra
Crain Portman
Les Lindberg
Jack Benyon
Sayre
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Éeacke
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Pitt Defeats Notre Dame 19–0 In Homecoming Clash
Pittsburgh weathered a tough Notre Dame rally to win 19 to 0 before 64 000 fans. Leon Shedlosky opened scoring with a 65 yard punt return kickoff return set up by Pilney. Mike Nicksick added a 55 yard TD run and another score later in the game as Welsenbaugh forced a key drive late.
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Notre Dame
Pitt
Leon Shedlosky
Andy Pilney
Weinstock
Mike Nicksick
Heinie Welsenbaugh
Pitney
Irish
L. Shedlosky
Nicksick
Jack Robinson
Vanderbilt Edges Colonials 7 6 for Narrow Victory
Vanderbilt University defeats the Colonials 7 to 6 in Washington after a second quarter TD pass from Dixon to Willie Grey and a successful extra point by Dick Plasman. Leemans and Parrish connected for a late Colonial scoring drive, Deming’s placement attempt went wide.
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Washington
Vanderbilt University
Peetes Washington University
Vanderbilt
Dixon
Willie Grey
Dick Plasman
Commodores
Colonials
Leemans
Bill Parrish
Harry Deming
Deming
Wasps Beat Wake Forest Deacons 18 to 0 in Grid Upset
Emory and Henry runs hard and passes accurately to defeat Wake Forest in Emory, Virginia. Key ground gains by Starker and Eller propelled the Wasps to the shutout as officials from Tennessee and Georgia Tech oversee the game.
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Emory and Henry
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Eller
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K. Swan
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Tennessee
D. A Tech
Preas
Georgia Tech
Trinity High Beats Randleman 20 0. Next Liberty Game
Trinity High School defeated Randleman 20 to 0 on Trinity field. Key scoring came from J Ratledge and F White with passes and a 30 yard run, while White added two extra points. Next Friday Trinity will play Liberty on Liberty’s field.
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Randleman
Liberty
J. Ratledge
F. White
Trinity High School
Trinity
Cook
Reddick
Ward
Trinity Boys
Latater
Eddie Moore Named Atlanta Manager for 1935
Eddie Moore, described as an aggressive little third baseman, was appointed manager of the Atlanta club of the Southern Association for 1935 by the Atlanta Baseball Corporation's board of directors.
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Atlanta
Eddie Moore
Southern Association
Atlanta Baseball Corporation
Kingsford Smith Plane Intercepted Radio Message
A Globe wireless interception at 7 30 p m Pacific Standard Time reported the Kingsford Smith plane promising a good night ahead as it neared San Francisco for the eventful departure.
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San Francisco
Kingsford-Smith
Globe Wireless
Citadel Downs Wofford 18 to 7 On Homecoming Day
In Spartanburg Citadel delivered a smooth attack that stifled Wofford's defense, earning an 18 to 7 victory before about 5 000 fans on homecoming day. The Terriers were unable to solve the Bulldogs' offense as the period clock wound down.
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Spartanburg, &. C
Terriers
Citadel Bulldogs
Wofford
The
Methodists
Firethorn Wins Walden Handicap at Pimlico
Walter M. Jeffords Firethorn, an outsider, grabbed the stretch lead to win the $7,600 added Walden handicap mile and a sixteenth for two year olds at Pimlico. Morpluck owned by J. H. Louchheim finished second with Polar Flight of Catawba Farm third.
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Baltimore
Walter M. Jeffords
Firethorn
Pimlico
J. H. Louchheim
Catawba Farm
Harry Raymond Re-elected Officer of N C Association
The North Carolina Athletic Association met in Greensboro and re elected all officers for the year. C W Stockard of Greensboro was president, Harry Raymond of High Point became vice president, and R P Stessey of Charlotte was secretary treasurer. The Charlotte commission was reprimanded for a combined managerial and promotional activity by one firm.
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North Carolina Athletic Association
C. W. Stockard
Harry Raymond
High Point
R. P. Stessey
Charlotte
Charlotte Commission
Girls Sextets Plan Rally to Start Industrial Basketball League
A rally at 5 oclock p m will organize the Girls Industrial Basketball League with teams from Amos Hosiery mill High Point Overall Melrose Hosiery Guilford Adams Miller full-fashion Pointer Piedmont Triangle and the F N club of the Y W C A The industrial club will assemble a combined team for mills lacking a full squad The event will set regulations and demonstrate a short game to promote sportsmanship and friendship.
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Amos Hosiery Mill
High Point Overall
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Guilford
Adams-Millis
Pointer
Piedmont
Triangle
F. N
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Bucknell Rolls Over Crippled Furman in 19 to 0 Win
Bucknell Bisons defeated a heavily hampered Furman Purple Hurricane 19 to 0 in Greenville. Furman played without key backs Hutt and Fisher, end King and guard Brodie. Bucknell pulled away after a tight opening period as their power in attack produced the scoring in the later periods.
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Greenville
D. C
Bucknell University
Bisons
Furman Hurricane
Purple Hurricane
Bill Hutt
Bob King
Harry Fisher
Marvin Brodie
Husky
Ditsy
McLeod
Pennsylvanianes
Junior high YWCA league plans eight to sixteen players
A new basketball league emphasizes fun and learning over elite play. It requires 8 to 16 players per team and runs practices in November and December with games starting in January. Practices are set for Tuesday Wednesday and Friday at local gyms including the Junior High, Salvation Army, and Y M C A.
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Salvation Army
Gemec
Industrial Department
Health Education Department
R. 8. Lafferty
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
Princeton Beats Gallant Harvard Eleven Easily
Princeton defeated Harvard 19 to 0 in Cambridge as the Tigers showed a dominant offense in the final period. Harvard held firm for three quarters with stout defense but could not contain Princeton’s aerial attack and line play, amassing only four first downs.
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Princeton
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Pinceton
Crimson
Sons of
Old Nassau
John Harvard
Pepper Constable
Gil Lea
Paul Pauk
Tigers
Bengals
High Point Harriers Sweep Davidson And Greensboro
The undefeated High Point High School cross country team defeated Davidson 44 to 19 and Greensboro 49 to 16. Captain Davis led the Davidson race in 10 minutes 26 seconds, with Ellington Chastain Bolton Hedrick and Cook placing for High Point. The second meet saw High Point win five of the first seven places, with Davis again leading and the squad preparing for a Carolina freshmen meet at Chapel Hill.
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High Point
Davidson
Kitten Harriers
Greensboro High School
Davis
Parcell
Ellington
Chastain
Bolton
Hed
Old Liners Triumph 20-0 Over Cavaliers in Homecoming
Maryland, at Byrd Stadium before 6000 fans, dominated Virginia in the first half with three touchdowns by Guckeyson Widmyer and Headley. The Old Liners added ten completed passes for 92 yards and 313 rushing yards while stifling the Cavaliers throughout the Southern Conference clash.
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College Park
Maryland
Virginia
Cavaliers
Byrd Stadium
Virginians
Aryland
Bill Guckeyson
Earl Widmyer
Coleman Headley
Widmer
John Gormley
Couple Drowned Found In Eagle Lake Maine
The submerged canoe of Mr and Mrs Robert S Webster missing Dover Foxcroft campers was found on the west shore of Eagle Lake. A search party including Webster's brother Howard concluded the couple had drowned.
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Eagle Lake
Robert S. Webster
Dover-Foxcroft
Webster
Howard
Noting Spreads in Mine Regions in Pennsylvania
In Wilkes-Barre on November 3 a new clash erupted at the Susquehanna collieries in Nanticoke as more than 1,000 United Anthracite Miners of Pennsylvania and United Mine Workers members fought over headquarters and work. Officials prepared drastic steps to keep order as conflicts threaten broader mine region unrest.
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Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
Nanticoke
United Anthracite Miners
Pennsylvania
Big Glen Alden
United Mine Workers of America
Luzerne
United Anthracite
D A R Meeting Delayed To November 13
The Alexander Martin chapter D A R announced for Tuesday November 6 will not meet until Tuesday November 13 at 3 30 P M at the Emerywood Country club.
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Alexander Martin
Emerywood Country Club
Soper Journeys 30,000 Miles in Search of Goose Nest
Canadian naturalist J Dewey Soper undertook over six years of travel covering more than 30 000 miles to reach the nesting place of the goose in western Baffin Island.
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J. Dewey Soper
Baffin Islap
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