Pitt Notre Dame clash draws nation wide football day
The nation’s college football slate centers on the Pittsburgh vs Notre Dame showdown in South Bend with crowds potentially reaching 560000 at the stadium. Other top games include Iowa vs Minnesota, Ohio State vs Indiana, and Harvard vs Army, with sizable attendance expected across venues.
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Wildcats Tame High Point 41 to 0 in Homecoming Game
Charlotte Wildcats routed High Point Bisons 41 0 on the high school field as Wartman Huckabee and Brock starred. Wartman scored twice with 20 and 22 yard runs, Brock added a 70 yard TD, Huckabee kicked four extra points, and Gill added a 3 yard TD plunge. The loss drops High Point to 0 3 in Western conference play as they head to Gastonia Greensboro and Asheville.
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Heel Ram Movies At Picture House
Pictures of the Carolina Ford ham football game will be shown at the Broadhurst theatre Sunday and Monday. Manager Sanford Jordan announced today included is the shot of the Statue of Liberty play that gave the Rams their first touchdown in their 14 to 0 conquest over the Tar Heels.
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Fights Last Night From Associated Press Report
In New York Walter Woods nicknamed Pop Eye of New York outpointed Harry Balsamo of Pennsylvania in a 10 round bout. In Atlantic City Buddy Ryan of Roselle Park and Roscoe Manning of Nutley drew a 10 round match. Eddie Cool of Hartford outpointed Freddy Foran of Toa and Gene Gallotto of Philadelphia outpointed Taylor Born of New York in 10 round fights.
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Big Five Upsets Likely Not In Weekday Games
Charlotte Nov 6 In Big Five action opening kickoffs at Davidson Durham and Raleigh the favorites hold edge with Davidson Wildcats led by Teeny Laffer ty and UNC overpowering rival teams Duke Wake Forest NC State Citadel Catawba Elon WCU and Lenoir Rhyne results.
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Cowboy Luttrall Triumphs Over Roy Graham In Duel
In a dramatic arena bout Cowboy Luttrall outlasted Roy Graham as referee Thompson counted out Graham after a midsection injury caused by Luttrall’s knee. The match featured eye gouging and ferocious exchanges with Luttrall gaining the decisive advantage in the final moments.
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Mercer Bears Defeat Presbyterian 25 13 in Clinton
Mercer university Bears return to Macon with a 25 to 13 victory over the Presbyterian Blue Stockings in Clinton. Presbyterian scored all points in a three minute stretch exploiting Mercer's miscues in the second quarter.
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Wrestling Last Night Headlines From AP Recap
In Philadelphia Bronko Nagurski 230 of International Falls Minn defeated Vincent Lopez 215 of Los Angeles at 23 21. In Newark Jesse James 190 of Hollywood Calif defeated Fitzpatrick Cohen 235 of Chicago at 18 24. In North Bergen Jack Kennedy 217 of Iowa pinned Abe Kashey 212 of Paterson at 32 34.
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Speelman Named Honorary Fire Chief in Lansing
Tackling star Harry Speelman of Michigan State is named honorary fire chief for Lansing and East Lansing, an official gesture noting his hometown ties and service in the region.
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Kay Bell Bears Guard Works as Deep Sea Diver
Chicago Bears guard Kay Bell keeps busy in the off season as a deep sea diver based in Chicago. He balances football with underwater work, illustrating a rare dual career.
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Antonic Out For Season For Maroons After Ohio State Injury
Chicago center George Antonic will miss the rest of the season after injury in the Ohio State game. The setback leaves the Maroons without their seventh snapper in 1926, signaling depth problems at center.
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Nine hopefuls start in Pimlico Futurity prize race
Baltimore November news notes the sixteenth Pimlico Futurity for two year olds with $15 000 added. Nine capable juveniles expected a strong duel racing the mile and a sixteenth. Menow’s retirement shifts favoritism to Headley entries Bourbon King and Dah He versus Kilmer runners Nedayr and San Alexandria.
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Various college football scores collide across regions
East Mississippi defeated George Washington 27 to 6 while Morris Harvey beat Bluefield 12 to 0. New River State stopped Bridgewater 12 to 0 as Texas Tech edged Loyola New Orleans 25 to 6. Miami over Stetson 25 to 13 and Rollins routed Oglethorpe 84 to 0. Multiple other regional games ended with a mix of wins, losses and ties including Mississippi College 18 Spring Hill 7 and a 20 20 draw between Tennessee Wesleyan and Milligan.
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Pritchard Emerges as Leading Scorer for Catawba Indians
In Salisbury North Carolina Sammy Pritchard. nicknamed Duck, weighs 165 pounds and plays halfback for Catawba College Indians. He has scored 50 points in six games and leads the North State conference in scoring. A Utica junior, Pritchard is praised as one of the Souths best scorers.
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Big Apple dance thrills South Carolina gridiron crowd
At Columbia South Carolina university football games a student group performs the Big Apple between halves to amuse the crowd.
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Mrs Combs Leads In Blue Ribbons At Madison Square Show
Mrs Laula Combs of Kansas City Missouri leads the national horse show in Madison Square Garden with seven blue ribbons with five days remaining she dominates the field and eyes top honors. The Canadian Army team shocks by winning the three night military competition edging the United States by one point with Belgium Ireland and the Netherlands following. Today's event brings officers into action for the Bowiman prize.
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North Carolina wins 1937 intercollegiate poultry judging
North Carolina State College student Pierce led the judging test scoring 1062 of 1200 to win the 20th Eastern Intercollegiate Poultry Judging Contest at New York. The NC team including McGinnis and Alexander took team honors over eight eastern colleges with Connecticut State, Virginia Tech and Cornell placing second to fourth.
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Former Northwestern Star Becomes Women's Fashion Designer
Al Moore, once a Northwestern football standout, has built a career in Chicago as a dedicated women's fashion designer, shaping costumes and wardrobe with professional insight.
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South Carolina to Meet Duquesne in November Game
The University of South Carolina will play Duquesne University in Columbia on November 5. The contract for the game has just been signed.
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Man Escapes Snake Infested Wreck After Wagon Rollover
O. M. Rundahl on the wagon fell when his team spooked by a snake. He crawled half a mile through snake filled prairie to a highway and was rushed to a hospital. He said there were many snakes around and he would have bled to death without help.
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Woman Fatally Struck by Auto in Reidsville
Reedville reports Mannie Graves 26 died after being struck by a vehicle driven by a white man named Wilson Watlington 22 who was held on $500 bond. Witnesses said the collision appeared unavoidable.
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Scotch Foursome Scheduled Nov. 12 at Sedgefield
The Sedgefield Country Club announces its annual mixed foursome golf tournament to be played on the Valley Brook course next Friday November 12. Teams consist of one man and one woman, alternating shots in regular two ball format with both driving from the tee.
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