Panthers Face Christians At Elon In Little Six Showdown
High Point College's Purple Panthers, led by coach Julian Beall, travel to Elon to meet the Christians on the field tomorrow for their fourth Little Six game. Despite Ludwig's season ending injury, the squad, with Cory not starting, aims to stop Elon back Pete Williams and thwart the Cyclone passes as Pierce Johnson Reese and a reinforced line push for a strong road performance.
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Julian Beall
Purple Panthers
High Point College
Christians of Flon
Beall
Ludwig
Pete Williams
Elon
Williams
Panthers
Sudh
Gad Orang
Cory
Beaumen
Pierce
Maust
Johnson
Reese
Denny
Swart
Cooper
Pusey
Royals
Craver
Robins
Catawba
Catawbba
Indians
Walker
Invaders
High Point
Mickey Walker to Box You Stribling at Madison Square Garden
New York November 6 Mickey Walker seems set for a December 11 heavyweight clash with You Stribling at Madison Square Garden for the New York American Christmas fund. Negotiations have Stribling backing, Walker seeks a major foe after Schmeling loss and prior draws with Sharkey. A decision looms amid doubts from observers.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Madison Square Garden
New York American
Stribling
Macon
Max Schmeling
Cleveland
Walker
Johnny Risko
Miami
Jack Sharkey
Christmas Fund
Sharkey
Boston
Jack Kearns
Northwestern Star No r Worries Over Secret Marriage Vows
Northwestern halfback Ken Meenan faced a secret marriage scandal after Miss Helen Major sought an annulment claiming she was underage. Superior Court granted the plea, but Meenan learned no Northwestern rule violation occurred since marriages contracted during summer vacation are exempt.
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Evanston
Ill
Ken Meenan
Northwestern
Minnesota
Meenan
Helen Major
Superior Court
Miss Major
Oak Ae
Ex Sox Managers May Operate a Minor Club
Chicago November 6 Former Chicago White Sox managers Ray Schalk and Clarence Rowland may partner to run a minor league baseball club next season. Schalk reportedly will resign as Cub coach to join Rowland who last season led a club in the minors.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ray Schalk
Clarence Rowland
Schalk
Cub
Rowland
Southern teams prepare for weekend clashes in three states
From Charlotte to Atlanta and Lexington Duke Duke Blue Devils head to Kentucky to face the Wildcats while North Carolina Tar Heels arrive in Atlanta to meet Georgia Tech. Davidson Wake Forest and N C State push workouts ahead of tomorrow’s tests with injured players returning and Charleston Cadets en route to Davidson.
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W. T. Pafacock
Charlotte
Davidson
Wake Forest
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
Atlanta
Ogiethorpe University
Georgia Tech
Grantfield
North Carolina
W. A. Alexander
Bob Tharpe
Tom Cain
Alexander
Tech
Carolina
Blue Devils
Kentucky
Duke
Lexington
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Greensboro
Monk Younger
Don McQueen
Citadel
Charleston
Juniors Turn In More Fast Games In League Play
The Day Juniors and Night Juniors each won games to maintain a share of the Day Junior league lead. The Cubs crushed the Cardinals 20 to 1, the Bulldogs beat the Panthers 17 to 0, the Wildcats defeated the Bears 10 to 5, and the Eagles upset the Cardinals 8 to 1. Harold Kearns elected to manage the night squad. A dual swimming meet between Day and Night Juniors is planned for Saturday at the YMCA pool, marking the first time the groups face off in this event.
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W. L. Pet
Cubs
Eagles
Cardinals
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Panthers
E. Hartley
Bears
Grady Cox
Bobby Hartley
Robert Spencer
Ray Steele
Vibert Strock
Harold Kearns
Reading club uses 3,000,000 pounds of twins annually
The post office department uses nearly 3,000,000 pounds of twins annually for tying packages of letters headed the Reading club of the International league. Rowland piloted the Sox to American league and world championship in 1917.
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Post Office Department
Reading
Rowland
Sox
Second Guessing on College Football Picks by Jack Gillen Jr
The column cites upsets and random picks for college football games with a humorous note on surprises like Oregon over NYU. It lists numerous matchups across conferences, predicting outcomes and mentioning places and teams such as Citadel Davidson Wake Forest Guilford Lenoir-Rhyne Appalachian Maryville Catawba Texas Christian and others.
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New York University
Oregon
Polo Grounds
Seavengs
T Wildcats
Kelly
M Ogee
Starkesville
South Carolina
Citadel
Davidson
Wildcats
Palmetto
Presbyterian College
Pat Miller
Demon Deacons
Wake Forest
Old North State
Greensboro
High Point
Elon
Panther
Guilford
Lenoir-Rhyne
Appalachian
Tennessee
Maryville
Catawba
King College
Bristol
Carson-Newman
Tulane
Auburn
P. L
Wash
Lee
Clemson
Furman
Vanderbilt
Maryland
Mississippi
Sewanee
Alabama
Florida
Dartmouth
Harvard
NEW York U
Georgia
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Columbia
Virginia
Fordham
Detroit
Lehigh
Princeton
Lafayette
Rutgers
ARMY
Louisiana State
Amherst
Trinity
Cornell
Alfred
Boston College
Western Maryland
Bowdoin
Maine
Colgate
Penn State
YALE
St. Johns
Temple
Villanova
Georgetown
Fights Last Night Feature International Ring Matchups
Reports from Waterbury and Miami detail several boxing bouts. Cave Shade of California outpointed Al Gainer of New Haven, while Nick Claudio of Puerto Rico lost to Ernesto Sauges of Chile. Fran Stevens of Boston was defeated by Ind., Nick B lio Herrin. A sea plane comment notes takeoff ease on rough water.
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Ind
Nick Blio
Herrin, Ir
Fran Stevens
Boston
Mass
Waterbury
Conn
Cave Shade
California
al Gainer
New Haven
Miami
Fla
Ernesto Sauges
Chile
Nick Claudio
Porto Rico
Blue and Miss Waring Win Open Golf Event at Pinehurst
Albert Blue of Aberdeen won his second straight autumn golf title at Pinehurst while Helen Waring of Pinehurst and New York shot 81 to win the season opener of the Silver Falls club. Blue beat Edwin L. Schofield of New York four and three in the final, with Schofield also the runner up last year.
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Pinehurst
Albert
Blue
Aberdeen
Helen Waring
New York
Silver Falls Club
Edwin L. Schofield
Schofield
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Schmeling
Los Angeles
Kearns
Mercer College
Southern Intercollegiate Association
John Carroll
Northwestern Star No R
Palmetto State
Seree
Phan
Tate
Jack Gillen, JR
Texas
Miss Waring
Kuppenheimer
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