UNC Tar Babies Freshmen Promise Big Seaso n
The Wake County All Stars join UNC as the Tar Babies recruit a strong freshman class led by Dick Eliss a 17 year old fullback at 180 pounds and tackles Ju King Bill Kuhn Dalton Ruffin and Egbert Williams seizing attention for the single wing offense. Joe Duk guards a standout prospect adds to a lively Carolina roster chatter.
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Williamsburg Prep Featured by Publicity Man Before UNC Game
The Enterprise details a star player who excels in running passing kicking and defense and is expected to make a major impact. John Cox, William and Mary publicity man, distributed mimeographed game coverage to team members and released pregame material. A water bucket incident touched the Carolina press box while UNC hosted a large, cheering crowd led by Norman Spear’s admired cheerleaders.
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Elon Mentor Mallory To Address High School Club
Elon coach Jim Mallory will speak at the High Interest Touchdown Club meeting at Y Street School tomorrow night at 8 o clock. He will bring likely film from the Catawba Elon game. Mallory coached Salisbury High before moving to Elon.
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Tar Heels Tied 7-7 with William and Mary at UNC
At Chapel Hill November 6 the Tar Heels and William and Mary Indians battled to a 7-7 deadlock before 43,000. Hosea Rodgers scored UNC’s equalizer on a 1 yard plunge after tough drives and penalties. Lou Hoitsma stood out for William and Mary with a key 23 yard catch for the touchdown.
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Football Scores From Across The Nation
A collage of college football results with many teams posted. Notre Dame crushed opponents 42 to 0, California led 28 to 0, Ohio State destroyed Pittsburgh 41 to 0, and Yale routed Kings Point 52 to 0 while regional games showed mixed outcomes across conferences.
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Wake Forest Baptists Rally To Top Duke 27 20 In Durham
In front of 21000 fans at Duke Stadium Wake Forest coached by Peahead Walker overcame a halftime deficit to defeat Duke 27 to 20. Duke’s Jack Friedlund broke free for an 81 yard TD to tie the game late in the third quarter as the Wake Forest Deacons seized momentum and handed Duke its second loss in 21 years.
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Steve O'Neill Fired as Tigers Manager in Detroit
Steve O'Neill was dismissed after six years guiding Detroit winning a world title and three AL runner ups. He becomes the seventh major league manager fired this season with speculation naming Bucky Harris Paul Richards and Doc Crandall as possible replacements.
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Bucky) Harris
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Doc) Cramer
Bulldogs Reach Top in SEC With 20 12 Win
Georgia vaults to first place in the Southeastern Conference by beating Florida 20 12 in Jacksonville. Johnny Rauch’s passing sparked the opening touchdown while the Bulldogs relied on power plays for two more. This victory marks Georgia’s fourth conference win and sixth overall. Georgia Tech dropped a 13 6 decision to Tennessee.
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Spiders Stop Wildcats 6 0 In Rain Soaked Homecoming
Richmond University Spiders shut out Davidson College Wildcats 6 to 0 on a wet field. Ed Ralston plunged in for the score after a late scramble, as Davidson failed to convert a first half chance and rain hampered both teams’ passing games.
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