High Point Bisons Romp Past Gastonia For 27 in Prep Grid Showdown
High Point Bisons cruise to a 27 0 win over Gastonia at Albion Millis stadium behind Brantley Hucks Sinclair Horney and Thurman Horney. Hussey and Hucks connect on multiple passes as Point eyes Friday clash with Greensboro for possible Western Conference title.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
High Point High School
Black Bisons
Gastonia
Albion Millis
R. J. Reyn
Gate City
Brantley Hucks
Sinclair Horney
Thurman Horney
Interfor
Hussey
Charlotte
Fortee
High Point
Green Wave
Horney
T. Hucks
T. Horney
Owever
Jack Hussey
Multiple college football scores across regions listed
A roundup of numerous college football results from teams including Colby Bates Boston College Boston University Catholic University Miami Holy Cross Brown NYU Colgate Providence Rhode Island Davis-Elkins Salem Northeastern Washington and Jefferson St Anselm Scranton Virginia Tech Richmond Roanoke Apprentice Stetson Tampa West Tennessee Union King College Milligan Mississippi College Mercer Citadel Oglethorpe Morehead State Newberry Wofford Appalachian Lenoir Rhyne East Tennessee Maryville Birmingham-Southern Spring Hill Hanover Louisville Georgetown Ky Franklin Ind William and Mary East Carolina Teachers Tennessee Tech Austin Peay Middle Georgia South Georgia Texas Tech Oklahoma A M Okla City Texas Mines Arizona San Francisco Fresno State San Jose State Redlands Whitman Colorado College plus a reference to bromine use in anti knock gasoline.
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Bates
Boston College
Boston University
Catholic University
Miami
Fla
Holy Cross
Brown
New York University
Colgate
Providence
Rhode Island
Davis-Elkins
Salem
Northeastern
Upsala
Washington and Jefferson
Bethany
St. Vincent
West Virginia Wesleyan
St. Anselm
Scranton
South Virginia Tech
Richmond
Roanoke
Apprentice School
Citadel
Oglethorpe
Morehead
Central
Ind
Normal
Murray
Howard
Carson-Newman
Cumberland
Newberry
Wofford
Appalachian
Lenoir-Rhyne
East Tennessee
Maryville
Birmingham-Southern
Spring Hill
Hanover
Louisville
Georgetown
Franklin
William and Mary
East Carolina
Tennessee Tech
Austin Peay Normal
South Georgia
Middle Georgia College
Midwest Coe
Grinnel
Penn
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Simpson
Kalamazoo
Alma
Mich
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Texas
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Alabama
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Louisiana State
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Mississippi
Sewanee
Florida
Maryland
North Carolina State
Detroit
Centenary
W. M. I.davidson
Furman
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Washington and Lee-William and Mary
Virginia Tech
High Point, Gastonia Upset Bid in Albion Millis Showdown
In a tense High Point vs Gastonia game at Albion Millis Stadium, Bedlam in the stands as Horney and Hussey lead scoring with multiple touchdowns and a late rally. Substitutions from Gastonia-Wood and High Point-Simmons highlighted a rough, penalty filled night with 17 to 5 final line and officials led by J. D. Rogers.
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Whirlwind Grabs Top In Conference Race
Greensboro builds late surge to beat Reynolds High 19 to 14 at Memorial Stadium. Dempsey runs for two scores in final period as Greensboro stays in Western conference title hunt with a clash against High Point next Friday night. Whiteheart and Trull also standout for the Whirlwind while Brewer stars for Winston-Salem.
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Memorial Stadium
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Dempsey
Whiteheart
Trull
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High Point
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Sawyer
Nolan Captures Mud Title in One Round Tug
Nolan defeats Al Perry in a one round mud wrestling bout to take the title after previously eliminating Hal Caddell Charley Laden and Jimmy Logos in a five man scramble.
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al Perry
Nolan
Perry
Hal Caddell
Boston Flash
Charley Laden
Detroit
Jimmy Logas
Hitchcock Marries Daughter of Yankee Pitcher
Jimmy Hitchcock former Auburn star and Boston Bee infielder wed the daughter of Bob Shaw key an old-time Yankee pitcher in Boston on November 12. The ceremony linked two baseball lineages with Hitchcock’s career noted as he plays for the Bees.
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Boston
Jimmy Hitchcock
Auburn
Boston Bee
Bob Shawkey
Oolacian Fish Used by Alaskan Indians for Candles
The oolacian fish measures 12 to 15 inches with very oily flesh. Alaskan Indians dry the fish and thread a strip of cypress inner bark through from head to tail to serve as wicks for candles.
Cummins Opens Bi annual Golf Tourney at Pinehurst
Attorney General Homer S. Cum mings started medal play in his bi annual golf tournament at Pinehurst with about 30 competitors. Judge Patrick O Sullivan of Connecticut led qualifying with 74, Roger Whiteford DC attorney shot 79, Admiral William B Standley 82, Cum mings 88 tying for ninth.
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Homer S. Cummings
Patrick O'Sullivan
Connecticut
Roger Whiteford
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William B. Standley
U. S. Naval Operations
Lightweight wrestlers split two falls in regional meet
In Buffalo New York Tex Cox aged 234 from Lodi California threw Bob Wagner 230 from Portland Oregon in straight falls. In Salt Lake City Jimmy Sarandos 225 from Greece defeated Bull Martin 235 from Boston two of three falls.
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Lodi
Calif
Bob Wagner
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Jimmy Sarandos
Greece
Bull Martin
Boston
Bell device nuzzles driver to wake them on nod
A new wake up device for drivers uses a small bell worn about the neck. When the driver nods, the chin strikes a button triggering a bell to alert the motorist.
War Department awards two contracts for flight instruments
The War Department recently let two contracts totaling more than $500,000 for the purchase of additional flight instruments. The awards reflect ongoing efforts to expand and modernize military aviation capabilities amid postwar procurement programs.
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Panthers Win Second Straight Soccer Game
High Point College Panthers defeated Catawba 5 to 1 at the local high school field. R Coble Garmon and Giles led with accurate passes to spark five goals. Catawba threatened twice but failed to penetrate the Panthers defense.
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Giles
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North Carolina Elevens Primed For N. WY. Thts
Sports roundup from New York and Charlotte notes North Carolina teams Duke and UNC face Syracuse and Fordham. Wake Forest, NC State, and Davidson in action. Mentions Duke’s edge over Syracuse, UNC’s 7-0 win over NYU, Wake Forest’s strong freshmen, and other regional results and projections.
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North Carolina
N. WY
Davidson Hosts V. M. I. In Homecoming Football
Virginia Military Institute brings its Flying Squadron to Davidson for a 2 30 p m homecoming game. Both teams in good shape with probable lineups listed and referees named. Game marks Davidson’s season amid strong opposition and coaching plans to bench key players.
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Virginia Military Institute
Wildcats
Pos. V. M
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Brittingham
Benfield Veap
Weiroe Kine Facteurs
Graham SE
Gray
S.cee
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McCall RG
Thrasher
Johnston
Strickler
Eess
Warden
Taylor
Shwanonwawae Iverson
Stair
Aentaset
Wake Forest Deacons face Western Maryland in Baltimore clash
Wake Forest travels to Baltimore for a first meeting with Western Maryland as the Green Terrors boast a 4-2-0 mark while the Deacons sit at 3-4-2. Lineups include Mayberry Pendergast Galloviteh and Ringgold with refs B. EB Eberta and W. Lilly. Game time set for 2 p.m.
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Wake Forest
Green Terrors
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Pate
C.ces
Radatovich
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eaReen C
Pendergast
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Lesinski
Mayberry
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Fee
Catholic U
Delaware
John Ogden
Swarthmore
Brooke Grewer
Duke Faces Syracuse In High Stakes Intersectional Battle
Duke's undefeated team travels to Syracuse to meet the Orangemen in a highly billed intersectional clash. Duke is favored 2 to 1 as 20 000 fans pack the onetime arena for a pivotal nonconference football showdown.
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Syracuse
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Blue Devils
Orangemen
Invaders
Fordham Faces North Carolina In Polo Grounds Clash
Fordham football limps into a key intersectional with three regulars sidelined, Jim Hayes Lou Demillippo and Bill Krywicki, as about 25 000 fans pack the Polo Grounds to watch the Fordham Rams meet North Carolina. Referee W H Priesell and umpires from Princeton Presbyterian Davidson and Penn State are listed along with officials and the 2 pm kickoff.
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Fordham
Jim Hayes
Lou Demillippo
Bill Krywicki
North Carolina
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Maronic LG
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Fortunato
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Seaeee
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Mexicans Favored in International Military Team Showdown
Largely because their 27 year old lieutenant Ramiro Palafox and his jumping horse Azteca have won two consecutive individual titles, the Texican army officers enter the final event of the national horse show tonight as one of the favorites to win the international military team championship.
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New York
Ramiro Palafox
Azteca
National squash championships set in Chicago and Buffalo
The men's national squash singles championship will be held in Chicago from February 11 to 13. Doubles matches are scheduled for Buffalo on March 4 and 5.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Mitts to Medicine Milwaukee
George Black, known for knockout wins over Babe Risko and Frank Battaglia, quits boxing to pursue a pre medical course at Marquette University in Milwaukee joining the medical track as he leaves the ring.
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Mitts
Medicine
Milwaukee
George Black
Babe Risko
Frank Battaglia
Marquette
Joe Gordon Returns to Oregon Campus
Della Root greet Joe Gordon at the University of Oregon as he returns from major league duties. Root is the daughter of Charley Root former Chicago Cubs pitcher.
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Ore
Joe Gordon
New York Yankee
University of Oregon
Della Root
Charley Root
Chicago
Train builder sees automobile as ally to railroads
A leading railroad car maker argues that cars and highways fuel demand for rail travel by expanding the travel appetite. He contends the automobile is not an enemy but a feeder and cumulent force to railroads, boosting passenger interest and industry growth.
Water buffalo main milk source in Philippine Islands
The water buffalo remains the chief source of milk supply in the Philippine Islands. This reliance highlights rural dairy practices and the role of water buffaloes in local agriculture and daily life.
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Phillipine Islands
Unlikely world championship match pitting Cotton against Snead
Golf writer notes the plan to bring Henry Cotton to the United States for a 72 hole world championship against Sam Snead faces likely failure. Cotton loves England, commands high fees, and prefers long tight courses, while Snead fires long drives but is still relatively new to major competition.
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Henry Cotton
Sam Snead
Cotton
United States
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Jose
Colgate Falls Before N Y U By Score 13 7
Colgate loses 13 7 to New York University in a scattered Armistice Day slate. Boston College edged Boston University 21 14 and Holy Cross beat Brown 14 12 as upsets loom for a weekend program full of Ivy League clashes and major intersectionals.
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Fullerton
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Boston College
Holy Cross
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Wacker and Neusel Triumph In Tight Rounds
In Chicago Henry Wacker, 194, from Taylorville Illinois halted Bob Tow, 204, Alexandria Virginia in the sixth. Berlin reports Walter Neusel outpointed Arno Koelblin in twelve rounds. West Palm Beach notes Jimmy Webb 170 from St. Louis outpointed Eddie Dreher 179 of Los Angeles over ten rounds. Fort Wayne lists Frankie Jarr 122 from Fort Wayne Indiana winning by decision over Dayton 0 in a 124-pound bout.
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Henry Wacker
Taylorville
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Berlin
Walter Neusel
Arno Koelblin
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Jimmy Webb
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Eddie Dreher
Los Angeles
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Frankie Jarr
Dayton
National Football League profits projected for 1930 season
The Pittsburgh Pirates are the only N P F L team not expected to post a profit this year as Whizzer White plays with the Bucking Buccaneers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Underbrush Cotton's Midline Shot Beats Record
In a tight contest, Cotton fires a clean midrange jumper down the middle as he nails the shot with precision. The play showcases his steady hand and focus in a high pressure moment.
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