Big Five Clashes On State Card This Week
Two major North Carolina football games top the weekend slate as UNC meets Davidson in Davidson and Duke travels to NC State in Raleigh. Both state rivals are undefeated locally, with prior wins over each other shaping a possible December Duke versus Carolina state championship. Catawba vs Guilford and High Point vs Appalachian also highlight intra state play. UNC faces Virginia in Charlottesville at Thanksgiving, while Duke meets Washington and Lee in Durham. Duke defeated Kentucky 14-7 and Carolina beat NC State 18-6 Friday.
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Unbeaten Teams Shrink as Standings Narrow
The football elect list falls to 15 undefeated squads led by Oklahoma City eight wins and Utah top scoring with 265 points in six games. St Olaf follows with 244 points while Marquette and Western Maryland post strong defenses. Other leaders include Alabama Notre Dame Washington State and Northwestern as the race tightens amid scattered OCR garble and brief literary insert.
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Tulane Georgia Game Tops Southern Card
Dixie gridiron championship scene shifts to New Orleans as Tulane and Georgia vie for position in the Southern Conference race. Alabama faces LSU at Montgomery as the title picture narrows, with eight other conference games and several intersectional matchups across the region.
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Nash Regains Form as Carolina Seeks New Punch
Chapel Hill reports Carolina aims to boost offense against Davidson after a 13 6 win over NC State. Captain Nash returns, 19 rushes for 79 yards, 70 receiving, and a 40 yard kickoff. Backfield drive and blocking to be sharpened. Slusser and Thompson banged up but to play. Magner, Branch, Chandler, Erickson, and House rely on mid field push.
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Wildkittens Meet Wolflets Tuesday in Raleigh clash
Davidson College freshmen football team travels from Davidson in a crippled lineup to face U S State freshmen on Armistice Day in Raleigh. Four first string players are injured or sick including Reid Brown and Goodykoontz. The Wildkittens lost early games 32 to 0 and 7 to 0 and tied Rutherford College 6 to 6. Coaches Laird and Unger list Pratt left end Lynn left tackle Nickey left guard Wooten center Slaughter right guard Wilson right tackle O Keefe right end Capt West quarterback Blanton left half Curlee right half Harnsberger fullback.
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Golfers Gather For Pinehurst Tourney
Pinehurst November 10 golfers gathered to compete in the annual mid south open golf tournament slated for Tuesday and Wednesday. Cyril Walker of Ridgewood New Jersey former open champion joined yesterday while Walter Hagen and Horton Smith were expected today. Also present were Long Jim Barnes Pelham Manor New York Mike Turnesa Elmsford New York and Pat Doyle New York City.
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Pat Doyle
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Fiber flax, an antique staple carried by Pilgrims
Fiber flax ranks among the oldest crops and traveled across the Atlantic with the Pilgrims. It served as a staple crop for more than two centuries, shaping early agricultural practice and trade.
Saturday’s Heroes Y Associated Press Football Stars
Georgia’s Jack Roberts intercepted a New York university pass at the two yard line to preserve a 7-6 win. Lehigh’s Bob Clark ran 66 yards for the winning TD against Princeton. Marty Brill scored three times as Notre Dame defeated Pennsylvania 60-20. Spearman of Texas Christian ran 58 yards after an interception against Rice. Pittsburgh’s Charles Tully prevented a Carnegie point after. Mohler of Southern California scored four times in a 74-0 win over California. Michigan’s Harry Newman threw a 22 yard TD to Hudson against Harvard. Army’s Ray Stecker scored both touchdowns in a 13-0 win over Illinois. Colgate’s Leonard Macaluso scored 28 against Columbia. Ohio State’s Wesley Fesler led a 27-0 win over Navy. Alabama’s John Campbell scored twice against Florida.
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Georgia
New York University
Bob Clark
Lehigh
Princeton
Tigers
Marty Brill
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Charles Tully
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Mohler
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Harry Newman
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Leonard Macaluso
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Sectional Standings Across Leagues Highlight Saturday Action
East leads Fordham seven wins with Western Maryland undefeated. Army and Dartmouth unscathed. Big Ten Northwestern near top as Michigan meets Minnesota. Southern Alabama tops Southern Conference with Florida beaten 20 to 0. Oklahoma leads Big Six after Nebraska 16 0. Pacific Coast Trojans surge 74 0 over California with Washington State Oregon undefeated. Rocky Mountain Utah faces Colorado in key title bid. Southwest Texas Christian holds sole lead with three straight wins.
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Prizes Offered For New UNC Anthem Contest
A. W. Andrews and the State Bar Association sponsor a two prize contest totaling 100 dollars for a new UNC anthem. $75 for music and $23 for words with submission deadlines of December 1 for words and January 1 for music. The anthem will supplement Hark The Sound and involve UNC faculty, students, alumni, and music leaders in its committee.
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Daily Tar Heel
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Atlanta
Glee Club
W. L. Hunt
Greensboro
Music Fraternity
Red Cross Call to Join National Charity Effort
A brief Hoover quote urges Americans to support the American Red Cross and contribute to the nation’s empathy and relief work for the helpless, inviting readers to join the charity effort.
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Baltimore Pastor to Speak in Five Davidson Lectures
Dr. Harris E. Kirk of Baltimore's Franklin Street Presbyterian Church will present five lectures at Davidson on the theme Man's Place In Nature and Beyond. Topics include The Insignificance of Man's Earthly Home and The Spiritual Trends of Science, under a foundation fund started in 1893 by Dr. J. M. P. Otts.
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Muskrats Reproduce Briefly with Multiple Litters Each Year
The species yields from three to five jitters annually and gestates five to eight young per litter, indicating a steady but limited reproductive output within a yearly cycle.
Two Devil Stars Take High Ranks
Durham report highlights Duke stars "Smiling Bill" Murray and "Kid" Brewer as pivotal backs. Murray excels in fast end runs and has scored in major games, while Brewer provides steady four-yard gains for first downs. The piece notes Duke’s strong line and other backfield talents poised for future impact.
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Ken Abbott
Lowell Mason
Carolina Alumni Assembly Sets December 5 6 Dates
The annual University of North Carolina Alumni Assembly will be held December 5 and 6 here A dinner at the Carolina Inn opens the event with remarks by Alumni Secretary J Maryon Saunders An open discussion on university administrative problems and a business meeting follow the next morning Representatives of alumni clubs and class organizations compose the assembly.
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Macaluso Leads Nation’s Scorers In Football Race
Colgate’s Leonard Macaluso rockets to 106 points to top the national scoring list after adding 28 on Saturday. USC’s Mohler climbs to 78 for second, while Georgia’s Roberts stays at 72 in a nine-conference tally of top scorers and leaders.
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Extinct Race Dialog Explains Diplomacy to Boy
An early humorous exchange from Hamburg features a father and son discussing diplomacy. The boy asks what diplomatic relations are and the father replies there are no such people, highlighting a satirical view on international affairs.
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Art Shires to Marry Chicago Co Ed in Hollywood
Arthur Shires, famed major league first baseman, to wed Miss Mary Elizabeth Greenbaum 18, a University of Wisconsin co ed from Chicago, in Hollywood soon. The couple appear together in the photo captioned image.
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Mary Elizabeth Greenbaum
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Carolina Davidson tickets on sale for big rivalry game
Davidson College and Carolina renew a 33 year gridiron rivalry at Richardson field next Saturday. Tickets selling fast with alumni reservations already high and many others added this week as the athletic association treasurer anticipates a flood of requests.
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Red Cross Grave Responsibility for National Preparedness
The statement underscores the Red Cross duty to the nation and the call for readiness. It emphasizes lifelong service, moral obligation, and collective effort to ensure rapid disaster response and humanitarian support during emergencies.
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