Big games today span nation in college football clashes
November heat batch of intersections features Southern California vs Stanford at Los Angeles and Northwestern vs Minnesota at Evanston. Other marquee bouts include Harvard-Dartmouth, Georgia vs NYU, and Notre Dame vs Pennsylvania with several conference implications across the South and Midwest.
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Stanford
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Evanston
Northwestern
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Georgia
Bulldogs
New York University
Yankee Stadium
Tulane
Nashville
Auburn
Green Wave
Vanderbilt
Maryland
Alabama
Florida
Birmingham
Kentucky
Duke
Lexington
Mississippi
Sewanee
Oxford
Miss
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Atlanta
Clemson
Norfolk, Va
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Starksville
Washington and Lee
Roanoke
Tennessee
Little Carson Newman
Knoxville
South Carolina
Durhin
Columbia
Texas stars and conference clash loom in early football slate
Wil son Elkins of Texas, a Phi Beta Kappa senior and student body president, stars for the Longhorns as Centenary meets Purdue and Arkansas plays Chicago. In the Big Ten Minnesota Northwestern clash leads a busy week including Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Illinois. Iowa eyes a showdown with Nebraska. Southern Methodist and Texas Christian, both undefeated in conference play, face tough tests against Texas A and M and Rice, while Texas and Baylor renew the rivalry.
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Wilson
Bull
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Centenary
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Chicago
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Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas A
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Baylor
Sale of Land in Guilford County by Trustee on November 17 1931
Trust sale advertised for 7500 square feet parcel in Guilford County North Carolina. W A J Idol as Trustee for High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will offer the property at public auction in front of the Municipal Building in WeInt on Tuesday November 17 1931 at 2 25 P M cash terms. Peacock and Dalton attorneys.
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Dora V. Ingram
M. H. Harmon
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Guilford County
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Smith Street
Phillip Medlin
Ellen Medlin
F. L. Orr
T. C. Robbins
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
City of
We Int
North Carolina
Archdale
Lane Robbins’ Farm
A. J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton, Attys
Wildcats Ready for Game Today
Hollywood California reports Tommy Herman of Chicago defeated Dave Velasco of Mexico by outpoint in a ten round bout.
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Hollywood
Cal
Tommy Herman
Chicago
Dave Velasco
Mexico
Winston High School Triumph Over Local High 2–0
Winston-Salem highs edged High Point 2 to 0 in a tense soccer match. Vance's shots glanced off posts and goalkeeping by Headon kept the game close, while Green Sappenfield and Culler shut down several Winston threats with smart ball movement and determined defense.
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Aycock and Stroup
Senior Class Seeks Return of Branch Coach Col Lines
The senior class pleads for reinstate ment of Branch campus organizer to resume duties for the remainder of the season. The request centers on restoring him as coach for the balance of the term.
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Penalty rulings from Benny on kickoff plays and out of bounds
Benny explains kickoff penalties for out of bounds kicks placing A at their 35 yard line after a second illegal kickoff. Team B then takes scrimmage on their 45 yard line. A touched ball situation on kickoff remains legal if ball crosses the restraining line.
Deags Seek First Win Over P C In Greensboro Today
In Greensboro on November 7 Wake Forest Demon Deacons aim to break a winless streak against Presbyterian. Probable lineups list Caskey Pinson McNault for Presbyterian and Gardner Webb Kessler Adams Hutchins for Wake Forest with officials named Lippman Hackney Morris.
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P. C
Greensboro
Presbyterian
Wake Forest
Demon Deacons
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All-America end guides undefeated Tulane Green Wave
Jerry Dalrymple, an All-America end and captain, leads Tulane’s undefeated Green Wave. His rise from a strawberry field worker in Hammond to college football stardom underscores a remarkable journey, as he became a key figure in Southern Conference history.
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Sughe
Tulane
Ed McGehee
Hammond
Little Rock
Ark
New Orleans
Dalrymple
Ming
Green Wave
Two Big Early-Season Showdowns Highlight North Carolina Card
Charlotte report notes two top caliber college football games on the slate for today. Davidson faces Citadel in Charlotte while Wake Forest meets Clinton Presbyterians in Greensboro with several other UNC games abroad and issues around Johnny Branch.
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Davidson
Monk Younger
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Citadel
Greensboro
Carolinas
Baptists
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Clinton
D. C
University of North Carolina
Atlanta
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Wallace Wade
Duke Blue Devils
Lexington
Kelly and Company
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Mississippi
Mississippi Aggies
Starkville
Johnny Branch
Carolina
North Carolina
Elon
High Point College
Guilford
Quakers
Denoir Rhyne
Catawba
Pantages Civil Suit Not Part Of Current Trial
Defense in Alexander Pantages case cannot interrogate Eunice Pringle about a $1,000,000 damages action she filed after his conviction. Superior Judge Claire Tappan ruled the civil suit has no place in the present trial.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Claire
Tappan
Quail Season Prospects In North Carolina
North Carolina reports indicate quail should be plentiful this season due to prior stocking of Mexican quail by the Department of Conservation and Development. The article praises quail hunting, notes season dates from November 20 to February 15, and warns wardens to enforce bag limits while highlighting guides and farming opportunities to attract hunters and offset costs.
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Commonwealth
Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Tornado Faces North Carolina Despite Tech Injury Woes
Georgia Tech, missing several first string players, hosts North Carolina at Grant Field. Tech relies on remaining starters as UNC arrives in mid season form. Lineups show Slocum and Walker for Tech against Hodges Kroner Neblett for UNC.
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Georgia Tech
Grant Field
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Neblett
Walker Declines Stribling Fight Until Schmeling Shot
In New York Mickey Walker of Rumson New Jersey pauses a Stribling bout at Madison Square Garden on December 11 to pursue a potential title bout with Max Schmeling. Negotiations collapsed as Walker’s manager Jack Kearns refused the December date. Schmeling shows interest in meeting Walker, who recently drew Jack Sharkey.
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Madison Square Garden
Jack Kearns
Schmeling
Miami
Fla
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Jack Sharkey
Football Scores From Johns Hopkins To Emory and Henry
Johns Hopkins crushed American 61 to 0 while St Louis University defeated Loyola New Orleans 32 to 0. Howard blanked Spring Hill 10 to 0 and Centre routed Georgetown Ky 83 to 0. Emory and Henry beat Milligan 12 to 0 and Weaver topped Rutherford 19 to 4.
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Johns Hopkins
American
St. Louis Univ
Loyola
New Orleans
Howard
Spring Hill
Centre
Georgetown
Emory and Henry
Milligan
Weaver
Rutherford
Livestock Handled by Commission Rises at Cincinnati Market
The Producers' Commission association increased its share of livestock handling at the Cincinnati market from 11 percent in 1925 to 28 percent in 19. The rise reflects growing influence of the commission and shifts in market operations during the period.
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Producers’ Commission Association
Cincinnati
Kicking Becomes Key in Gridiron Drama Across Regions
In a nationwide rise of kicking, Eastern standouts like Wood, Hewitt and Morton spark field goals and drop kicks. Dixie stars Cain and Chandler gain notice for left footed boots. West Coast and Southwest also produce reliable punters while Stanford's Phil Moffatt and Gus Shaver stand out in their regions.
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Chicago
Knute Rockne
Maine
Gulf
Pacific
Dominion
Hewitt
McNamara
New York U
Wood
Harvard
Columbia
Morton
Dartmouth
Ferraro
Cornell
Yale
Booth and
Parker
Murphy
Fordham
Fields
Army
Fisher
Syracuse
Armentrout
Carnegie Tech
Grossman
Rutgers
Smith
Penn
Slack
New
Bkell
Cramer
Ohio State
Carl Zeyher
Little Muhkingum College
Henry Cronkite
BobeMillan
Kansas State
West Virginia
Masterson
Nebraska
Worthington
Creighton
Parsaca
Kipke
Carideo
Boswell
Texas Christian
Blanton
Texas
Dixie
Jeffries
Sewanee
Lynch
Mt. Bt. Mary’s
Rocky Mountains
Lyle Maskell
Washington State
Washington
Diskerson
Colorado Western State
Stenzil
Colorado
Bischoff
Utah
Pop Warner
Howard Jones
Stanford
Phil Moffatt
Trojan
Gaius
Gus) Shaver
Brovelli
St. Mary’s
Hufford
Gee
Oregon
New York
Dr. Spears
Fights Last Night Across Several Cities
In Indianapolis Meyer and Christner drew with John Schwabe in a no contest. Chet Shandel stopped Sgt. Craig at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Benny Leonard fought Kaye Casper to a draw in Burlington. Jimmy Vaughan knocked out Mickey Barron in Cleveland. Waller Horn outpointed Moulton in Havre Montana.
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Meyer
Christner
Akron
John Schwabe
St. Louis
Chet Shandel
Sergeant Craig
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Jimmy Vaughan
Mickey Barron
Scranton
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