Tar Heels Hold Off Davidson With 12–0 Win
North Carolina defeated Davidson 12 to 0 at Richardson Field in a rugged Southern clash. Woollen returned a kickoff 62 yards for UNC’s first score as Shaffer and Phipps sparked a late drive for another touchdown and two failed conversion attempts. Davidson threatened late but could not reach the end zone.
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Rally by air in last period ties Eli score
At Princeton, John Paul Kadlic sparked a late aerial drive to lift the Tigers to a 7-7 tie with Yale at Palmer Stadium. Kadlic hit his receivers three times on the final march as Princeton escaped with the draw against the Elis.
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RESULTS OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL AND SCORES ROSTER
A mass of scores from various colleges shows Maryland Navy Virginia Furman Bucknell Washington and Jefferson etc. Notable game details include Princeton Yale clash with Fairman and Lassiter scoring for Princeton and key air plays and kicks.
High Point High to Meet Greensboro in Annual Clash Friday
High Point High plans to clash with Greensboro in the annual grid classic next Friday on the focal-school field. The storied rivalry draws local interest as past results show close battles between the Bisons and Gate City, with recent years alternating in victory and a late touchdown by the visitors last season.
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North Carolina and Davidson clash in rough football scene
The article describes a hard fought football game where North Carolina led 12 to 7 at halftime and gained 235 yards on Davidson while allowing 14 to 18 in losses. Key plays included a 24 yard pass from Mills to Fleagle and standout defense from UNC center Underwood.
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Upset day dents bids as Columbia Pitt and Vols falter
On a day of furious football action Columbia, Pitt, and Tennessee saw their championship hopes fade. Nebraska edged Pittsburgh 0-0, Vanderbilt held Tennessee 0-0, while Columbia lost 7-6 after Brown rallied with a fourth-quarter drive. Strong showings came from Army, Navy, Michigan, USC, and others in a tumultuous slate.
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Washington and Lee Succumbs to West Virginia 19-0
West Virginia University defeated Washington and Lee 19-0 at Laidley Field. The Mountaineers relied on sharp passes and a strong running game, with Thomas scoring in the third quarter and breaking for a second TD in the final period. Scott connected with Karr on the third touchdown.
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Furman Hands Gamecocks 14 to 0 in Palmetto clash
Furman Hurricanes defeat the University of South Carolina 14 to 0 before 9,000 fans in Greenville. Lyles Alley scored the first touchdown on a end run set up by a passing play, and Bob Smith connected with Dan Wood for the second score in the fourth period.
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Auburn Looms As Champs Of Dixie Undefeated
Auburn remained undefeated in the Southern Conference as Tennessee and Vanderbilt tied 0-0 in Nashville. Auburn defeated Florida 21 to 6 in Montgomery while LSU dropped a non conference loss to Centenary. Georgia Tech edged Alabama 6 to 0 and NC State upset Duke 6 to 0.
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Georgia Tech Downs Bama 6 To 0 In Upset Victory
Georgia Tech’s defense stifled Alabama as Chick Galloway sprinted 75 yards for the game’s only touchdown. Alabama struggled with punting and pass defense, while Tech claimed 16 first downs to Alabama’s 1 and dominated the line. Howell led Alabama’s backfield with a notable passing threat.
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Brown Rallies 10 Defeat Columbia
An unbeaten Brown football team trailed Columbia 6 0 entering the fourth quarter then drove 30 yards for a touchdown and a clinching extra point to defeat Columbia 7 6. Brown's Bob Chase booted the extra point after the score, and Columbia threatened late but failed to finish as King missed a drop from the 18 yard line.
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Army smothers North Dakota State in 52 to 0 rout
Army rolled to a 52 to 0 victory over North Dakota State at West Point. The Bison were shut out as Army scored in every period while mixing regulars and reserves, overpowering NDSU with eight touchdowns and a dominant defense.
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Snow Flurry Marks First Philadelphia Winter
Philadelphia records its first snow of the season a brief early morning flurry. Temperatures fell from 44 to 36 degrees between 2 and 7 a.m. as the city felt a brisk start to winter.
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Navy Dominates Maryland in 28-7 Victory
Navy Tars execute strong ground and air attack to defeat Maryland 28-7 on Maryland soil. Key Navy scorers include Chung-Hoon with two touchdowns and Borries with three, while Maryland’s Kiernan tallies a TD. Officials listed Magoffin, Thorp, Makiness, and Hollenback.
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Pentagon Eleven Wins City Title
The Pentagon Panthers captured their second straight city grid championship by beating the Clayton Steele Ramblers 13 to 6. Panthers surged early, forcing a rambling start and scoring in three plays, then added a second touchdown after a Panther captain intercepted on the Ramblers 10 yard line. Bud Copeland and strong Ramblers efforts kept the game tight, with Gomo Rankin and captain Humphreys shining for Pentagon while Hicks Koonce and Kelley starred in the backfield. Coach Charlie Parker’s squad earned the title with solid line play from N L Smith and R Steele, and a standout effort from arms and legs across both teams.
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Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co Reports October Sales Rise
A&P sales in October increase by nearly 3 million dollars alongside a 75 thousand dollar rise in newspaper advertising appropriation. Tonnage sales total 23,855 above September figures.
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College student killed in car crash near Kissimmee
George F. Moore 22, Rollins College freshman from Orlando, died when his automobile turned sharply near Kissimmee. Two companions were injured in the mid November accident.
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Weather Outlook for South Atlantic States
Forecast shows rain chance midweek over portions with general decline otherwise. Temperatures rise first part of week, then cool by Thursday, then rebound toward end of week with warmer conditions overall.
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