Wolfpack Topples Gobblers In Road Victory
North Carolina State defeats Virginia Polytechnic Institute 8 to 6 as W. P. Shuford scores a 20 yard touchdown late in the game. Rutherford adds a field goal for VPI, while State gains nine first downs to 14 for VPI, with a lone completed pass in a tight, defense-driven contest.
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Raleigh
Wolf iPack
North Carolina State
Pee
Gobblerg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Charlie Shuford
Wolfpack
Tech Hne
N. C. State
Virginians
Rutherford
State
Tech
Techmen
Gobblers
Esbeck
Morse
Roberts
W. P. Shed
Ruth Fiord
Virginia
Wall- Packs
C. Shuford
Lassiter
Johnson
Cuford
Shuford
N.C
Hollay
Wallis
Amateur Athletic Committees Clash Over 1925 Titles
Championship committees of the Amateur Athletic Union meet in Atlantic City to divide 1925 title events. The indoor national senior championships may shift from New York to Louisville after two decades. Outdoor events for men, including decathlon and relays, attract bids from Pasadena Chicago New Orleans and San Francisco with New York seeking multiple junior and senior competitions.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Atlantic City
Louisville
Pasadena
Chicago
New Orleans
San Francisco
Senior track and field and boxing championships bids
The report lists bids for various championships including the senior outdoor track and field for women, New York lifting boxing championships for Boston, and handball bids from Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New York and Cincinnati. It notes Massachusetts hosting the senior indoor swimming championships plan may continue and Miami proposing women’s February swimming meets as many stars head to Florida.
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New York
New York Senator
Boston
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Everal Cu
Miami
Florida
Lenglen Playing Tennis Regularly After Illness
Suzanne Lenglen, fully recovered from illness, begins light training at the Riviera site, aiming to resume her 1923 standing in tennis. She plans doubles and mixed play initially, with singles possible by Nice Club’s spring tournament, while weighing a return to competition late 1925.
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Nich
France
Suzanne Lenglen
Francis
Suzanne
Riviera
Nice Tennis Club
Tar Heels Triumph Over VMI In Homecoming Clash
North Carolina dominated the Flying Squadron from Virginia Military Institute, stifling their offense and holding the Cadets scoreless through two quarters. A 38 yard run by Jack Merritt and a late 30 yard gain by Billy Devin highlighted UNC’s victory as the home crowd celebrated a Carolina day.
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Chapel Will
X. C
Nav. S
Ones Military Institute
Tar Heels
Wyndy” White
North Carolina
Jack Merritt
Hacknay
VMI
Carolina
Merritt
Harmeling
Virginians
White
Billy Devin
Carolina christens a new mascot amid football buzz
The Tar Heels celebrate a pedigreed campus mascot after breaking a season long jinx. In Cairo, English tourist Al Wellington feeds Napoleon the lion at the menagerie, and the beast escapes by night seeking more snacks. Weekly statistics report November cotton figures: forwardings and stocks detailed.
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Gaite
Carolina
Tar Heel
Cairo
al Wellington
Napoleon
Wellington
Two Buildings Burn in Wheeling Downtown Fire
Wheeling West Virginia November six two business structures in the downtown district were destroyed by fire causing about seven hundred fifty nine thousand dollars in damage. The Davis Burkham and Tyler plane building and the Browne buildings were consumed by flames.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Davis, Burkham and Tyler
Browne
Guarantors to Wipe Out High Point Baseball Deficit
Guarantors meeting at city hall last night backed professional baseball for 1925 but insisted the $11,900 deficit be cleared first. W. M. Tucker elected treasurer as a trustee to handle finances. letters to guarantors planned with a summary of receipts and disbursements.
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High Point Baseball Association
City Hall
Board of
H. K. Ingram
W. C. Idol
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
The
Baseball Association
W. M. Tucker
H. B. Terry
Association
High Point
Florida Falls to Army 14 to 7 in West Point clash
West Point peers the Florida Gators 14 to 7 as Army capitalizes on late runs by Wilson and a 90 yard interception return by Newton to seize the lead after a slow start. Gilmore scored Army’s first TD on a pass to the two yard line and Wood’s kicking steadied the Cadets.
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West Point
Army
University of Florida
Out
Aligators
Jones
Fleet Wilson
Florida
Gilmore
Alligators
Newton
Army Wing
Wilson
Bill Wood
Southern
Clemson Loses To Princeton Upsets Davidson 7 0
Davidson edged Clemson 7 0 in Charlotte as Hendricks caught a 27 yard pass from Sappenfield for the touchdown and Black added the extra point. Clemson defense held in the second half but could not score. About 3,000 spectators attended the game.
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Clemson
Princeton
Davidson
Harvard
Charlotte
South Carolina
Hendricks
Wells
Sappenfield
Black
Presbyterians
North Carolnion
Tigers
Hobinson
Tigermen
Pinkney
Wilson Anderson
Setligian
Ot Boggs
Lightsey
McConnell Tennant
Hayne Ole
Ajema
Elelan
Baker Finkley
Daris
LE Stewart
Sappenfield QB
Willams
Wells LH
Harmon
Hunt RH
Walker
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Application for cable railway up Mount Fuji filed
Tokyo capitalists have filed for permission to build a two cable railway up Mount Fuji with the department of home affairs and railways. The government orders a survey of the mountain slopes as a preliminary step to issuing needed permits.
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Fuji Tokyo
Mount Fuji
Department of Home Affairs and Railways
Tokyo
Clemson Davidson 700-7 Scoring Touchdown At Time Periods
Clemson Davidson scores a 700 to 7 touchdown with Hendricks substituting for Wells. Referee Hartselt from NC State and umpire Osborne from NC, along with linesman Perry from Sewanee, oversee the 15 minute periods. The report records time periods and officiating crew.
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N.C. State
Eld
Rutherford
WN. C. State
C. Shuford
Subford
Shuford
Gass
Lehigh
Izard
Moore
Clemson Davidson
Hendricks
Wells
Hartselt
Osborne
N. C
Haadlinesman—Perry
Sewanee
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Weseee Cox
Jeannette
Moss Eeeseses
Lenglen
Ward
Hackney
Upstein
Barkley
Matthews
Sinely Hope
Robertson
Merritt Piedehies
Gooch
Harrison CW
Sandoora
Dartmouth
TS Minuetes
UNE Hat
Whitsess
Galeries
Hardin Herndon
Herndon
Hartford
Conn
Wildcats
Reliance Life Insurance Company of
Commercial National Bank
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