Boston College Faces North Carolina State In Thriller
Boston College Eagles travel to take on North Carolina State Wolfpack in a hard fought game. Key plays include fumbles, punt returns, a field goal attempt, and multiple standout runs by Gadd and Kissell as both teams exchange scoring threats throughout a windy, tense contest.
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Clemson Rolls Over Citadel 20 to 0 in Homecoming Tuneup
Clemson Tigers dominated The Citadel Bulldogs at Charleston South Carolina scoring three touchdowns led by Captain Joe Berry and Gus Goins. Bob Bailey added a 46 yard TD run and Don Shuford caught a Bailey pass for another score in the third period.
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Duke and Carolina Set for Decisive Football Battle
Duke and North Carolina each won to set up a key clash next Saturday in Chapel Hill that could decide the South and State conference titles. Duke beat Wake Forest 25 0 and Carolina defeated Davidson to reach unbeaten status in the state race. Kenan Stadium prep draws record crowds while plans add seats for the anticipated massive turnout.
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Browns sale awaiting AL owners meeting in Chicago
St Louis reports confirm formal approval of the Browns sale to Donald L Barnes and associates, with AL president William Harridge saying negotiations are complete. Details will be set at next Thursday’s Chicago meeting. Rumors say Rogers Hornsby may remain as manager. Browns had one strong season in 1922.
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Crimson Tide Romps Past Tulane to Stay Unbeaten
Alabama crushed Tulane 34 to 7 in Birmingham as Joe Riley rushed 54 yards for a score and 168 yards from scrimmage, Kilgrow added a touchdown pass, and the Tide rolled to 19 first downs and 336 rushing yards while remaining in Rose Bowl contention.
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Guilford Downs Bridgewater in Homecoming Victory
Guilford College defeats Bridgewater 20 to 13 on homecoming day. Clifford Fox for the Quakers sparked the win with a first strong run and the go ahead score, while Allose Acree and Jay Brinkley contributed crucial plays including a 55 yard Bridgewater return and multiple downs. Bridgewater pressured late with a Chambers return and conversion.
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Reaping Reward Wins Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Churchill Downs
Reaping Reward of Milky Way stable defeats Pompoon to win the seventeenth Kentucky Jockey Club stakes at Churchill Downs. Details mix with unrelated line fragments and partial sports notes, none of which alter the main outcome of the race.
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Northwestern Wins First Undisputed Big Ten Title
Northwestern clinched the conference crown with an 18 to 0 victory over Wisconsin. Steve Toth scored a touchdown, Don Heap added one, and Johnny Kovatch returned a 19 yard score as Northwestern survived a high passing attack from Wisconsin to seal the title.
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Derby Date Set for May 8 1937 at Churchill Downs
Col M J Winn announced the 1937 Kentucky Derby will be run on May 8 at Churchill Downs. The Kentucky State Racing Commission approved spring meeting dates for Keeneland Latonia and Churchill Downs, adding 50 000 to the Downs endowment and restoring a boom era level. The Keeneland meeting runs April 17 to 29, Churchill Downs May 1 to 22, Latonia May 29 to July 10 for a 67 day Kentucky spring racing season.
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Abbitt Sparks Elon Christians Past Lenoir-Rhyne 38 to 0
Elon College Christians, led by Jack Abbitt, rout Lenoir-Rhyne 38 to 0 in Greensboro on Homecoming. Abbitt scored four touchdowns on long runs and a kickoff return, with Don Humphries and Dave Goldfarb adding the other two scores.
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Manhattan Defeats Kentucky 13 7 at Ebbets Field
Manhattan Jasper football team stunned Kentucky 13 to 7 at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. Substitution fullback John Byrne sparked a second period drive as 10 000 fans watched Kentucky make its first visit to the east meet a hostile welcome.
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Star Shadow Wins Arlington Fall Handicap Record
Star Shadow, a four year old gelded son of Man O War, captured Arlington Downs fall handicap’s third renewal setting a new track mark of 1 44 4 5 for a mile and a sixteenth. Ann O Ruley finished second with Faust third in the eleven horse field.
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Kelley Stars As Yale Wins 14-6 At Yale Bowl
Yale ends Brown's stubborn stand 14 to 6 as Captain Larry Kelley shines with a 54 yard run on an interception set up Yale's first score and a blocked punt return for the second. Brown nets a late third period TD by Bob Riegler.
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Villanova Beats South Carolina 14 to 0 in Rematch
Villanova remained unbeaten on the ground but won by air, defeating South Carolina 14 to 0 as threats near the goal line were repelled. Blue jerseys used a strong passing attack in the second period and again in the final quarter to seal the win.
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Saunooke Plans Two-on-One Title Defense Friday Night
Chief Saunooke, Cherokee of North Carolina, faces Scotty Dawkins and Preacher Hogue in a two against one challenge with a 45 minute limit and a $100 guarantee. Dawkins and Hogue enter a winner take all bout as part of a strong card promoted by Denning including Rosy Ryan versus Jack O Brian, with a possible sellout.
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Mills Home Beats Burlington High Eleven 21-0
Mills Home footballers of Thomasville defeated Burlington High 21 to 0 on Friday. The Baptists scored three early touchdowns and limited the Alamance club. C. Watson, Smith and Hood tallied for Mills Home and CC Watson kicked all three extra points.
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Dr Bess N Rosa Addresses City Child Study Groups
Dr Bess N Rosa of the University of North Carolina Greensboro spoke to multiple child study groups in the city on Friday. She presented sessions in the morning at Elm Street school and in the afternoon at Emma Blair school with themes The Modern Parent and Child Training and Successful Family Living.
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