Armistice Day Not Holiday In Southern Grid Camps
Southern football camps ignore Armistice Day as teams prepare for Saturday games. Tennessee faces Vanderbilt in Knoxville while Georgia Tech scouts, Alabama hosts Kentucky, and Florida meets Clemson. Duke and Tulane seek conference wins as others like LSU and Ole Miss schedule regional battles.
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Atlanta
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Knoxville
Carson Newman
Bob Neyland
Gene McEver
Bobby Dodd
Vandy
Georgia Tech
Dan McGugin
Tech
Tennessee
Neyland
Bill Alexander
Alabama
Vance Maree
Crimson Tide
Alexander
Kentucky
Kelly
Virginia Military Academy
Wildcat
Harry Mehre
Hiseorgia Bulldogs
Athens
New York University
Auburn
Duke
Louisiana State
North Carolina State
Greenville
North Carolina
Davidson
Blue Devils
Ole Miss
Mississippi Aggies
Millsaps
Starkeville
Guilford County Golf Tourney Opens With Heavy Casualties
The first annual Guilford county championship at Sedgefield saw major upsets and heavy losses across flights. Notable results include Clem Boren defeat of Fred Newnham Jr in the championship, and multiple matches ending with 19th hole conclusions. Pairings and second round schedules follow as play continues.
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Boren
Fred Newnham
Sedgefield
Guilford
C. W. Churchill
E. G. Michaels, Sr
Dr. Edmund Harrison
W. H. Holderness
H. A. Gaffney
J. S. Bachman
Fred Newnham, Jr
Greensboro Country Club
Clem Boren
Young Newnham
Acord
Newnham
W. J. Palmer
F. Abernethy
W. C. Boren, Jr
R. F. Hall
J. L. Landis
BE. G. Michaels, Sr
A. C. McManus
H. P. Hardin
R. P. Mayer
I. B. Grainger
J. S. Barchman
J. A
W. D. Irwin
T. BH. Witherspoon
D. M. Morris
E. G. Michaels, Jr
G. C. Kester
Third Flight
Jim King
A. K. Moore
Fred Patterson
R. C. Coit
J. Froelich
J. R. Donnell
C. A. Holt
Ben Ward
Matt Watl
E. L. Brigg
W. C. Boren
J. Sh. Landis
T. E. Witherspoon
H. F. Abels
M. Watt
Z. I. Walser
E. C. Green
J. H. Schmidt
J. F. Stevens
W. C. Miller
High Point Panthers End Football Season With Two Key Games
High Point college faces Fort Bragg Saturday with eight seniors playing final college game. The reserves meet Newport News Apprentice School Friday night in the first ever night game, broadcast play by play from a floodlit field in Newport News.
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Fort Bragg
Wingate
High Point College
Soldiers of
Sailors of the
Newport News Apprentice School
Wingate College
Collegians
Panthers
Newport News
Glasses Improve Sight Through Clarity Broken Spell
In a Tit-Bits vignette an optician notes the client still sees spots before the eyes yet concedes the glasses sharpen perception. The exchange blends humor with a twist of sight and insight.
Uratabs Claim Quick Relief for Bladder Weakness
An advertisement touts Dr Southworths Uratabs claiming quick relief for bladder weakness with backaches headaches and urinary symptoms. It promises a money back guarantee through Mann Drug Co or any druggist if no relief in ten days and satisfaction in a ten day course.
Duke Opens Big Five Play After Southern Conf Start
Duke earned its first Southern Conference game against Louisiana State University and will face North Carolina State in a Big Five and Southern Conference clash next Saturday in the new Duke stadium. The Duke State rivalry, a hard fought series, has seen Duke win 14 to 12 last year, while State won 20 to 18 and 26 to 19 in prior seasons.
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Durham
Duke
Louisiana State University
Raleigh
North Carolina State
State
Duke and North Carolina State Rivalry Shapes Up For Big Game
The Blue Devils and Wolfpack look to be in better trim for next Saturday's meeting than at any time this season. The Duke-Wake Forest sequence and state races add urgency. Duke faces four NC opponents this month with UNC game at Duke Stadium on December 7 and Davidson on the road.
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Blue Devils
Wolfpack
Duke
State
North Carolina
Wake Forest
University of North Carolina
Davidson
Duke Season Shifts Focus To Nearby Rivals
Duke has met teams from distant places including Mercer Macon Pittsburgh Navy Villanova and Boston now the schedule tilts toward nearby foes. From here the Blue Devils will tackle neighboring rivals.
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Duke
Mercer
Macon
Pittsburgh
Navy
Villanova
Boston
Duke and State To Play In South's Largest Stadium
Duke and State have filled capacity crowds in past meetings and are set to play this year in the South's biggest stadium with seating for 35,00, promising a record turnout.
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Duke
State
South
Kentucky Invited To Play Coast Team
Kentucky football received an invitation from St. Marys College Oakland to play a Pacific coast game on December 25. The Wildcats would consider the offer only if they win remaining games against Virginia Military Institute and Tennessee and then obtain Southern Conference approval, which was uncertain.
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High Point College
High Point
Pas
Lexington
S. A. Boles
University of Kentucky
St. Mary’s College
Oakland
Calif
California
Wildcats
Alabama
Virginia Military Academy
Tennessee
Pros Seek Pinehurst Purse In Mid-South Open
A $2,500 purse drew 95 professionals to Pinehurst for the tenth annual mid-south open best ball event ahead of the mid-south open tournament. Defending champs Joe Turnesa and Henry Ciuci lead a field including five former national open champions and paired entries from New York New Jersey and Ohio.
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Pinehurst
Joe Turnesa
Henry Ciuci
Johnny Farrell
William MacFarlane
Cyril Walker
Jim Barnes
Freddy McLeod
New York Fight at Singer Stopped Johnny Sheppard
At Singer New York Johnny Sheppard of Boston lost by outpoint to Nel Tarleton of England in a ten round match, Pinky Silverberg of New York officiated as referee.
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New York
Singer
Johnny Sheppard
Boston
Nel’ Tarleton
England
Pinky Silverberg
Van Ryn Engagement Ties Tennis Pair From Coast to Coast
Los Angeles reports the engagement of Marjorie Midge Gladman of Santa Monica and John Van Ryn of East Orange New Jersey. The pair are rising American tennis talents with Gladman ranked seventh among women players and Van Ryn a former Princeton captain who recently won the Wimbledon and Davis Cup doubles with Wilmer Allison.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie ‘‘Midge
Gladman
Santa Monica
Cal
John van Ryn
East Orange
N. J
Miss Gladman
van Ryn
America
Midgete
Princeton
Wilmer Allison
Texas
Rockne Plans to Direct Notre Dame in Big Game
Knute Rockne will command the Notre Dame football team from a wheelchair for the clash against the Southern California Trojans at Soldier Field. His right leg remains impaired by a blood clot, though he has improved and will follow medical orders to limit exertion.
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South Bend
Ind
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Southern California Trojans
Chicago Soldier Field
Rockne
Pittsburgh
Ramblers
Carnegie Tech
Ancient Rivalries Renewed on Saturday Gridiron slate
New York university faces Missouri in the lone major intersectional game as a day of revived rivalries unfolds. Yale hosts Princeton with Albie Booth sparking the offense while Penn meets Columbia and Cornell clashes with Dartmouth in 30 year plus series. Pittsburgh vs Carnegie Tech, Harvard vs Holy Cross, and LaFayette vs Temple also attract attention.
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New York University
Missouri
Atlantic Seaboard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Penn
Columbia
Colgate
Syracuse
Williams
Amherst
Albie Booth
Princeton Tiger
Red and Blue Warriors
Philadelphia
Lions
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Carnegie Tech
Harvard
Holy Cross
LaFayette
Temple
Tar Heels Point for Wildcat Game
Chapel Hill Nov 11 The Tar Heels aim to sharpen for Davidson after a 40 to 0 win over South Carolina. Coach Collins reports Magner and Gil nearing full fitness and 29 veterans to run light workouts ahead of tests with Davidson Virginia and Duke. Ward Spaulding Slusser Branch lead a strong backfield as the line and defense show form.
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Magner
Gilbreath
Tar Heels
North Carolina Tar Heels
Chuck Collins
Davidson
N. C. State
Duke
Blue Devils
Louisiana State
Wildcats
South Carolina
Virginia
Farris
Lipscomb
Fusal
Holt
Fenner
Parsley
Adkins
Koenig
Rhame
Robinsseau
Zobel
Stoddard
Garden Monopoly on Heavyweight Fights Secures Schmeling Scott Campolo
Madison Square Garden wins a 75000 dollars deal for Max Schmeling Phil Scott and Victorio Campolo to headline heavyweight bouts under Tex Rickard's legacy. Jack Sharkey already under contract for a Miami fight in February. Contract transfers shift Campolo Scott and Schmeling to Garden events.
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Madison Square Garden
Max Schmeling
Germany
Phil Scott
England
Victorio Campolo
Humbert Fugazy
the Garden
Schmeling
Scott
Campolo
Tex Rickard
Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
The
Garden
Miami
Fugazy
Scott’s
Dempsey Declines Dog Charity, Aids Orphans Instead
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey says his heart lies with children, not dogs, declining to promote a charity show for an orphans of the storm dog home. He offered to lease the Coliseum but would not promote, citing “too many needy kids.”
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Frederic McLaughlin
Irene Castle
Dempsey
Ostrich toe count contrasts by continent
South American ostriches have three toes while African ostriches possess two toes, highlighting a notable anatomical difference between species across continents.
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South America
Africa
Weller To Lead Indians Westward
Captained by Louis Weller the 140 pound Haskell Indians meet Kirksville Teachers in Kansas City in their last home game before travelling east to face Duquesne and St Xavier. Weller scored a 105 yard touchdown against Creighton in a night win 19 to 13. He raced five yards from his own goal line to begin the scoring drive with strong interference.
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Kansas City
Louis Weller
Cade
Old rivals renew feuds Saturday in Big Ten matchups
Michigan travels to Minneapolis to contest Minnesota for the Little Brown Jug while Chicago meets Illinois in a trophyless duel. Purdue, Indiana, Northwestern, Wisconsin and Ohio State schedule limited activity as Northwestern hopes to beat Indiana to claim the conference title.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
MT Illinois
Minneapolis
Illinois
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Northwestern
Hoosiers
Wildcats
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Badgers
Kenyon
Princeton Yale game looms as old rivalry closes Princeton Yale clash marks end of Princeton season
William J. Chipman notes Princeton meets Yale in New Haven in the oldest football rivalry. Yale is seen as less favored after a 13 13 tie with Maryland. Other campus games include Dartmouth Cornell Colgate Harvard Army Navy and Holy Cross.
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William J. Chipman
Associated Press
New York
Princeton
Yale
New Haven
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Maryland
Dartmouth
Cornell
New Englanders
Brown
Western Reserve
Columbia
Colgate
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Syracuse
Harvard
Michigan
Crimson
Holy Cross
Army
Dickinson
Navy
Wake Forest
Fights Last Night in Philadelphia and Buffalo
Charley Belanger outpointed Matt Adgie in Philadelphia. Benny Bass outpointed Eddie Reed in New York. Jimmy Slattery knocked out Johnny Haystack in Buffalo.
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Philadelphia
Charley Belanger
Canada
Matt Adgie
Benny Bass
Eddie Reed
New York
Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Johnny Haystack
Binghamton
Farmer Joe Cooper Wins Narrow Oxford Bout
In Pittsburgh Joe Cooper of Terre Haute Indiana outpointed Buck McTiernan in a 10 round boxing match with Cooper taking the decision on points.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
Buck McTiernan
Newark Boxer Deee Conrad Tops Rene De Vos in Bout
Newark welterweight Deee Conrad defeated Belgian Rene De Vos on points in Newark. The ten round bout saw Conrad prevailing with superior aggression and ring control.
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Newark
N. J
Deee Conrad
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Frankie Graham Knocks Out Nick Bartels in Louisville
Frankie Graham of New York defeats Nick Bartels of St. Louis by knockout in Louisville. The bout ends decisively marking Graham’s win in their matchup.
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Louisville
Frankie Graham
New York
Nick Bartels
St. Louis
Black Bisons Final Home Game Friday Against Salisbury Highs
The final Bisons home game against Salisbury Highs starts at 3:30 Friday with a conference test as Marlettemen pursue an unmarrid state and western title. Broadcast plans include a WNBC play by play from the Sheraton studio with band performances and live running reports.
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Black Bisons
Salisbury
Marlettemen
WNBC
Crystal
Sheraton Hotel
Maxwell Jones
Bisons
Bryant
Bulla
Charlotte
Queen City
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Tar Heels Aim to Avenge 66 to 0 Debt
The Virginia Cavaliers visit Kenan Stadium on Thanksgiving for a storied rivalry with North Carolina. Alumni demand a decisive win to settle the infamous 66 to 0 score, as UNC relies on a high scoring offense to turn the page.
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TAR Heels
Virginia Chapel Hill
South
Virginia Cavaliers
Kenan Stadium
Cavaliers
Tar Heel Reserve Endrs Come Through Chapel Hill
With Holt and Fenner set to finish their careers this year, coach Chuck Collins seeks new strength for next season. Red Parsley Theron Brown and Herb Nelson have shown solid play, with Parsley and Nelson as juniors and Brown a sophomore.
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Chapel Hill
Holt
Fenner
Chuck Collins
Red Parsley
Theron Brown
Herb Nelson
Parsley
Nelson
Brown
England highway project quarry and material estimates
Every 10 miles of the proposed main highways in England would need 30,000 tons of quarried stone 7,000 tons of cement and 500 tons of steel.
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England
No Dosing for Colds Gains Ground with Vicks Rub
Adults prefer external treatment for colds with Vicks VapoRub. The article notes growing use among mothers and adults who rub the product on to release medicated vapors, avoiding oral dosing. Slogan references mark rising jars used yearly, from 17 to over 26 million.
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Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Vick
Adv
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