Ladies Invita tion golf tournament leads local clubs
Fifty five women compete at the High Point country club under the ladies invitation banner. Greensboro’s Mrs Bernard Cone and Miss Deane Van Landingham of Charlotte tied for medal honors with 48 for the morning nine.
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Greensboro
Dean van Landingham
Charlotte
High Point Women Golfers Association
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van Landingham
R. R. Jones
Winston
Helen Waring
Pinehurst
T. J. Gold
High Point
Mirs
Matt Wall
Sedgefield
Winston-Salem
Danville
Salisbury
Statesville
Gastonia
Homer Wheeler
C. M. Waynick
Deane van Landingham
W. H. Williard
W. OD. Irwin
A. M. Rankin, Jr
J. G. Witcher
Parran Jarboe
Edwin Earl Jr
J. L. Redding
W. E. Phipps
Ben Cooper
Charles Gray
Gaston
Fordham Faces West Virginia in Intersectional Clash at Polo Grounds
Fordham and West Virginia meet at the Polo Grounds after Fordham’s 18-0 loss to the Mountaineers last year. Fordham, with only a Davis and Elkins tie marring its season, aims to rebound while WVU seeks to sustain progress.
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McCall’s 55 yard dash fuels Davidson praise
Davidson coaches Younger and Tilson lauded Joe McCall after a 55 yard solo sprint against Virginia Military Institute. He caught a 15 yard pass from Capt. Brook, dodged four tacklers, outran Don King and Al Hawkins to score Davidson’s lone touchdown in a storied Thanksgiving week feat.
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Fights Last Night In Chicago And Vancouver Mobbed Cards
Jimmy McLarnin defeated Sam Mandell in Vancouver while Otto Von Porat stopped Charley Smith in London. Harry Dublinsky beat Tony Caragliano in Chicago. Lightweight title not involved and results reflect separate bouts with notable fighters.
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Norway
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London
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Tony Caragliano
New York
New York bouts highlight welterweight results
Eugene Hunt of Belgium defeated Izzy Schwartz of New York in ten rounds. Midget Wolgast beat Johnny McCoy in Philadelphia by decision. Ruby Bradley of Holyoke topped Ernie Peters of Chicago in ten rounds. Black Bill Suba defeated Willie Davies of Charleroi in ten rounds.
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Philadelphia
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Buffalo
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Holyoke
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Chicago
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Suba
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Jackie Fields Knocks Out Dummy Mahan in San Francisco
In Kansas City report notes Jackie Fields of Los Angeles defeated Dummy Mahan of San Francisco by knockout in a boxing bout held in San Francisco. The event drew attention from local boxing fans and adds another win to Fields' career record.
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Boxing Bout Results From Philadelphia Card
Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle defeated Pinky Kaufman of Hartford by points. Joe Dundee of Baltimore outpointed Bill Angelo of Leipville. Sammy Baker of New York beat Young Ketchell of Chester. Five other welterweight bouts were scheduled with ten round decisions noted.
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N. Y
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Hartford
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Baltimore
Bill Angelo
Leiperville
Sammy Baker
New York
Young Ketchell
Chester
Sedgefield Fancy Dress Golf Tourney Set for Friday
The Sedgefield Country Club hosts the third annual Fancy Dress golf tournament at Valley Brook on Friday afternoon November 8. Notable players include Tully Blair Miss Deane Van Landingham and Mrs Bernard Cone with prizes for best costumes and for net and grass scores. The event runs 1 30 PM followed by the Masquerade Ball and Spook party evening for all participants.
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Charlotte
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Helen Waring
Pinehurst
Bernard Cone
Greensboro
Ralph Lewis
Hansen Victim of Sonnenberg in Seattle Wrestling Match
Charlie Hansen of Omaha was knocked out by Gus Sonnenberg who retained his heavyweight title in Seattle. The bout used eight 10 minute rounds under the Australian system, with Sonnenberg finishing Hansen in the sixth and seventh rounds.
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Charlie Hansen
Omaha
Gus Sonnenberg
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Hansen
Johnny Burns Beats Henry Firpo In New Castle Bout
New Castle, Pa Johnny Burns of Chicago won a ten round decision over Henry Firpo of Cleveland in a boxing bout. Burns took the measure on points as the referee scored the contest ten rounds.
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Johnny Burns
Chicago
Henry Firpo
Cleveland
Capudine Promises Quick Relief For Nerve Headaches
An advertising blurb explains nervous headaches are warning signs of strain and Capudine offers fast soothing relief. It claims no opiates and gentle on the stomach, delivered as a liquid for near instant action. Sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes.
Bisons Tighten for Gastonia Clash on Friday
The Black Bisons, fresh from last Friday’s win, resumed practice with signal drills and line charging as they prepare for three straight conference games. They face Gastonia High Friday at 3 30 in a crucial test for the region title.
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Georgia Bulldogs Hit Eastern Road To Face New York University
Georgia Bulldogs prepare for an eastern invasion with three days of practice before traveling to face New York University. Coach Harry Mehre relies on return of Captain John Sloan and Bill Thomas to bolster prospects after recent losses to Florida and Tulane.
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McLarnin Defeats Mandell In Ten Round Welterweight Bout
Jimmy McLarnin earned a decisive ten round decision over Sammy Mandell in Chicago. Mandell, reigning lightweight champion, was outfought as the Vancouver born challenger carried the action. Mandell entered with a six pound weight handicap and won only two rounds while McLarnin dominated six. Fields previously beat Mandell and McLarnin solidified his claim as top welterweight contender.
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Fields
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Iowa Looms Big In Path Purdue And Minnesota
Minnesota and Purdue both push toward western conference football honors while Iowa looms as the key obstacle. Minnesota faces Iowa City clash on Saturday after beating Northwestern and Indiana, with Purdue set to meet Iowa following Minnesota. Ohio State’s title hopes shake as Charlie Coffee is suspended for the season for rule violations.
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Entrenched contenders in Madison Square Garden flyweight tourney
The MSG elimination rounds conclude with four wins by Huat Hunt Wolgast and Bradley. Hunt defeats Izzy Schwartz and becomes the odds on favorite while Schwartz retires. Wolgast and Bradley also win, setting up semi finals and a 15 round final for the vacant flyweight title recognition by the New York state athletic commission.
Duke to Field Godfrey at Fullback for LSU Test
Duke coaches name Ock Godfrey as fullback for the Southern Conference opener against Louisiana State. Godfrey rushed 22 times for 84 yards in under three quarters against a top opponent, averaging around four yards per dive. The report notes his lone failed gain and praises his performance as the finest Duke backfield display in memory. Brewer remains in contention for halfback duties as the backfield preparation continues.
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Godfrey
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