Tar Heels Triumph Over Davidson 20 to 0 at Kenan
North Carolina's Tar Heels defeated Davidson 20 to 0 at Kenan Stadium in Chapel Hill. Tar Heel backs Croom and Ferebee raced for early scores while Davidson defense repelled several threats, with key stands limiting Carolina to two touchdowns in the first quarter.
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Charlie Pearce
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Catawba Beats Piedmont 20 to 7 in Salisbury Clash
Catawba defeats Piedmont College of Georgia 20 to 7 in Salisbury by using a mix of long passes and timely runs. Witmer Robinson Appanaitis scored for Catawba with two successful extra points, while Piedmont’s Bass hit the lone score for the visitors.
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Scores Escalate Across Early football Season
Texas 10 over TCU 0. Texas A&M 7 over Rice 0. SMU 6 defeats Baylor 0. Creighton 8 over Grinnell 0. Oklahoma City 28 over Haskell 6. Oklahoma A&M 7 over Tulsa 6. Muskingum 24 over Ashland 0. Findlay 25 over Adrian 18.
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Notre Dame Tops Navy 20 0 in Baltimore
Navy stumbles to a 20 to 0 defeat as Notre Dame delivers three second period touchdowns at Baltimore Stadium. Middies halt Notre Dame drives, holding the Ramblers to three scores and earning respect with stout defense.
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Furman Romps Citadel 33 to 7 in Charleston Tilt
Furman overwhelmed Citadel 33 to 7 as Furman backs broke away late in the game before 4000 spectators. Traweek Pearson Wells Alley and Griffin scored for Furman with Wells kicking three extra points. Citadel’s King scored the lone touchdown with McIntosh adding the extra.
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Overall Team Wins Over Highland Quint
The High Point Overall Company won its first basketball game of the season, defeating Highland 24 to 18. Brutten led with 18 points for the Overalls, while Anderson of Highland scored 10 as top scorer for the losers.
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Highland M. W. A. Triumph Over Hillcrest In Close Basketball
Highland M. W. A. edged Hillcrest 29 to 27 on Highland court in a fast game decided at the final whistle. Dennis led scoring with 19 points from nine field goals and a foul while G Harriss topped Hillcrest with six field goals and one foul. Officials were L. McDonald referee, Young scorer, Pugh timer. St Ambrose 26 Western Illinois Teachers 0 Earlham 838 Indiana Central 0.
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W. Connor Anderson
Rayfield Dennis
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St. Ambrose
Western
Earlham
Indiana Central
Local Fishermen Have Big Catch In Florida
Atlanta Journal columnist Ralph Smith writes of a St. Johns River fishing trip with eight anglers including Carter Dalton and Charlie Amos of High Point and C. C. Crawford of Asheboro aboard Captain Noah Tilghman’s Ark. The party caught a large number of bass with Harvey Davis of Alabama and four Florida anglers.
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Atlanta Journal
High Point
Asheboro
St. John's
Florida
Atlanta
Carter Dalton
Charlie Amos
C. C. Crawford
Noah Tilghman
Smith
Crackerland
Isaac Walton
High Point High soccer notes and key players
Soccer notes highlight Jim Green's smile as a sign of team confidence in the State classic. Captain Sappenfield coined Stonewall Jackson as the county nickname. Freddy at center half is tough to beat, while Buster Moffitt's boot presses the offense. Red Hendrix guards the goal, making scoring tough.
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High Point
Sappenfield
Stonewall Jackson
Freddy
Broadus Culler
High Point High
Red” Hendrix
Red
Gamecocks and Gators Battle to 6–6 Tie in Florida
In Tampa Florida on November 14 the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Florida Gators ended in a 6 6 tie. Hambright tied the game for Carolina with a 16 yard run set up by a long pass. Al Rogero answered for Florida with a 60 yard rushing score after an interception in the second quarter.
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Pitt Panthers Triumph Over Army In Historic Meeting
The Pittsburgh Panthers defeated Army 26 to 0 before 62 000 spectators in the first gridiron meeting. Pitt's passing attack outgunned the Cadets in every department, sealing a decisive victory.
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Hamline and Macalester play to six six tie. St Olaf beats Luther
In a football slate, Hamline and Macalester tie 6–6 while St Olaf defeats Luther in Decorah with a 14–? score.
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State soccer tournament set with five schools entered
Five high schools will compete in the state championship tournament next week. Elimination games start Tuesday at Guilford with Kernersville vs Guilford and Wednesday at Guilford featuring Bessemer vs Jamestown. Thursday pits High Point against the Jamestown Bessemer winner, with finals planned at Guilford on November 24.
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Day Juniors Edge Nights In YMCA Meet
The Day Juniors beat the Nights 30 to 27 at the YMCA pool to even the series at one meet each. A close relay decided the meet as Day Juniors won the event in 63 seconds.
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Jack Hartley
G. Cox
R. Jester
R. Odom
H. Moffitt
X Barrier
G. Samuels
S. McInnis
R. Hartley
S. Kallam
Lieyd
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A. Wilkins
Kellam Ereer Ee
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Seevse C. Williams
Panther Soccerites Clinch Little Six Title With 6–0 Win
High Point College defeats Guilford 6 to 0 on their home field to secure the Little Six championship and extend an undefeated season. The High Point line dominance and stout defense thwart Guilford’s advances as the Panthers clinch the title.
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Guilford
High Point College
Guilford College
High Point
Little Six
Fulton Takes Early Lead In Junior Athletics
Fulton led early in the Junior Athletic contest at the YMCA turning a 625 second time to win the 60 yard dash amid 45 entrants. The 100 yard dash is set for tomorrow night with all 45 entries expected to compete.
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Groome Fulton
Local College Football Scores From Midwest Matches
Superior teachers defeated Lacrosse teachers 6 0 while De Kalb Illinois teachers routed Wheaton 20 0. Crane tied Aurora 6 all and Northland beat River Falls 7 0. St Marys of Minnesota crushed Gustavus Adolphus 25 7 and Augustana Indiana yielded 2 percent to North Central 0.
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