Duke Downs Kentucky 14 to 7 in Turbulent Showdown
Duke University defeats Kentucky 14 to 7 at Duke Stadium in Durham in front of 15 000 to 20 000 fans. Bill Murray and Kid Brewer spearhead the Duke offense while Kentucky relies on passing late in the game. Duke earns its sixth straight win and Kentucky suffers a second consecutive defeat.
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Associated Press
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Clemson Tigers defeat VMI 32 to 0 in Norfolk clash
Clemson dominated Virginia Military Institute 32 to 0 as five passes connected for touchdowns. Harvin scored twice with Jones Miller and Woodruff also contributing. VMI fought hard but Clemson’s weight and defense sealed the win.
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Panthers Flash Form In Third Quarter
Elon College defeats High Point 20 to 6 as Williams and Dofflemeyer score for Elon. The Panthers rally to a touchdown in the third period but Elon expands its lead with key gains by Smith Williams and Tate while Elon dominates first downs 17 to 7.
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Carolina
Billy Banker Turns Pro With Memphis Tigers
Former Tulane halfback nicknamed the blond blizzard has moved from a movie trial to playing professional football with the Memphis Tigers.
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Tulane
Memphis Tigers
Gene Jones tosses first night no hitter in Three-Elre League
Gene Jones of Springfield Illinois pitched the first night no hitter in the Three-Elre League, defeating Decatur 4 to 1. Jones struck out rivals and secured a landmark win for his team in the debut night game.
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Springfield
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Decatur
Vanderbilt Licks Georgia Tech 6-0 in Annual Gridiron Clash
Vanderbilt Commodores defeat Georgia Tech 6 to 0 in Atlanta as Askew runs 20 yards for the only TD after a lateral from Thomas. Schwartz misses the extra point amid a game marked by fumbles and wild passing. Tech’s Doug Graydon, sidelined early, completes one pass for ten yards in a late scoring bid.
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Doug Graydon
Graydon
Y Opens Basketball Season Monday Night
Candidates for Bill Bailey's YMCA basketball team will assemble in the Y gym Monday night at nine o'clock. Captain William Kagan will again lead the squad with Howard Raper Fred Watson John Reynolds Buck Johnson and other veteran stars as they seek their old berths. Coach Bailey hopes to add new material this season to challenge the old guard.
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William Kagan
Howard Raper
Fred Watson
John Reynolds
Buck Johnson
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Maryland Wallops Washington and Lee 41 to 7 in Conference Game
The University of Maryland defeated Washington and Lee 41 to 7 in a Southern Conference football clash at College Park. It was Maryland’s second win over four losses against the Generals, and the 41-7 margin stands as the most decisive victory by either side in the series.
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Presbyterians Defeat Wake Forest 13 to 0 in Asheville
Presbyterian College won its seventh straight game by beating Wake Forest 13 to 0 before 3,000 fans. Jimmie Green scored the touchdown and Copeland added two field goals and a point after. Wake Forest drove once to the 7 yard line but failed to score.
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Alabama Defeats Florida 20 to 0 Before 18000 Fans
In Gainesville, Alabama’s Crimson Tide beat the Florida Gators 20 to 0, preserving an unblemished record in the Southern Conference. Campbell scored twice and Tucker added a TD as Alabama wore down Florida’s defense after a slow start.
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County Golf Title To Johnny Bachman
Johnny Bachman of Sedgefield defeated Fred Newnham Jr. of Greensboro Country Club 10 and 9 in the Guilford county amateur final at Sedgefield links yesterday afternoon. Bachman built a commanding early lead as Newnham’s game unraveled under his consistent stroking.
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Sedgefield
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Greensboro Country Club
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Denning to Fight Godwin Tuesday for Navy Title
Jake Denning, navy light heavyweight champion, trains at Chapel Hill for a ten round Armistice Day bout with Bobby Godwin Cuban and Florida light heavyweight titleholder in Durham Tuesday night. Godwin arrives in Durham tomorrow to prepare. Bill Parrish faces Battling Baldwin in the semi final.
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Chapel Hill
Bobby Godwin
Florida
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Godwin
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Battling Baldwin
Fordham Wakes Up To Trounce Detroit
Fordham defeats University of Detroit 13 to 7 after a late burst in the fourth period. Bill O Neill of Detroit broke through with a 75 yard kickoff return in the second period, nearly preserving Fordham's unscored upon record.
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Detroit
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Bill O’neill
Rams
Chicago Homeownership Shift Highlights Private Housing
A study notes that more than half of Chicago's 38 375 000 residents live in private houses, signaling a strong preference for detached homes over other living arrangements.
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Chicago
Michigan Tops Harvard In Rainy Game At Cambridge
Michigan defeats Harvard 6 to 3 before 55000 at Cambridge as Roy Hudson and a 20 yard pass from Harry Newman spark the Wolverines. Barry Wood adds Harvard’s lone score with a late drop kick amid a bruising, defense minded contest.
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Bowdoin
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Columbia
Dean Watkeye
Syracuse
Army crushes Illinois 13 0 in inter sectional clash
Army remains unbeaten by routing Illinois 13 to 0 at Yankee Stadium on November 8. Strecker scored two touchdowns and Letzelter added the extra point as Army overpowered a resilient Illini in the second half after a tight first half.
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Captain Bradford Retains Cup For the Third Time Running
Captain William B. Bradford, ace of the U S army team, won the Jan Ciechanowski challenge cup at the national horse show in Madison Square Garden. Riding Joe Aleshire the pair completed the course with two errors in an unofficial 21 second time to defeat ten other officers from Canada Hungary Sweden and the United States.
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Madison Square Garden
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Canada
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Georgia Grabs Narrow 7 6 Victory Over NYU
Georgia tops New York University 7 to 6 in a hard fought clash. Maffett and Downes teamed for a fourth quarter drive capped by a running score, then Catfish Smith added the extra point. Hagret scored NYU’s touchdown on a long pass play.
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Hagret
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Catfish” Smith
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Ee. Maffett
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Macdonald
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Esee Dickens
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Raymonds Attend Strib-Dekuth Fight in Atlanta
Mrs Harry Raymond of this city and her husband plan to travel to Atlanta for the Stribling DeKuth heavyweight bout. They will be guests of the flat, as Stribling seeks the world title. Jack Dempsey will referee the fight and Leonard Sacks, his manager, will join the party. Dempsey appears in Jackson Monday night then flies to Atlanta Tuesday morning.
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Stribling
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Dempsey
Jackson
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