Wildcats Defeat Tar Heels 7 6 In Davidson Triumph
Davidson wins a dramatic home upset 7 to 6 over North Carolina at Richardson field. Captain Walter Fraley stars with a late goal line run and a precise extra point kick, guiding the Wildcats to historic victory as Carolina threatens but cannot finish.
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Cooper Leads In YMCA Aquatic Contest With Records
Lelon Cooper of the YMCA swimming team leaped to the lead in the annual aquatic contest by breaking two records the 20 yard dash in 9 seconds flat and the 40 yard dash in 214-5 seconds. He holds 165 points with Andrew Smith close behind at 143 as thirty swimmers compete for club memberships and a gold medal.
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Army Reserve Teams Hand Kentucky Wesleyan 47-2 Defeat
West Point reports Army reserve squads rout Kentucky Wesleyan 47 to 2 in a rain soaked game. Wesleyan scored a safety as the visitors twice neared Army’s goal. Thad Brock and Steve Brown starred for Army. field conditions and miscues marked the contest.
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High Point Dominates Jamestown In Soccer Opener
High Point Greyhounds opened with a decisive 7 0 victory over Jamestown in a state soccer series at Jamestown grounds. Scorers included Culler with three goals and Gross with two, while Davidson Fraley Nash and others contributed as High Point outpaced Jamestown on offense and defense. The win sets up a next match against Winston-Salem on the local field with the state title on the line Friday against Guilford or Kernersville winner.
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Duke Romps State 18 to 0 in mudbound Homecoming
Duke University extended its winning streak to seven as it defeated North Carolina State 18 to 0 at Riddick Field. Slippery conditions and steady drizzle shaped a low total yardage game with Duke capitalizing on two State miscues and a 47 yard drive sealing the victory.
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Princeton Nosed Out by Yale 10
Yale edged Princeton 10 to 7 at Palmer Stadium as Albie Booth kicked a field goal and Sullivan added the extra points. Princeton high in the final drive but Bennett was stopped at the two yard line on fourth down, denying a major upset.
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Middies Routed By S. M. U. In Baltimore
Southern Methodist University defeated Navy 20 to 7 at Baltimore Stadium, leveling Navy’s football season. SMU capitalized on a deceptive air attack with three touchdowns including an 80 yard pass and run. Navy had one major win this season and faces Army next month.
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Washington and Lee Added By Davidson To 1931 Grid Card
Davidson College announces Washington and Lee will join the 1931 football schedule. The game is set for October 3 at an undecided site. Duke and VMI games on October 17 and 31 are fixed at Richardson Field. Washington and Lee last met Davidson in 1920 with a Generals win.
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Nine members organize Industrial Cage League meeting
Nine members of the Industrial basketball league met Friday night at the Y M C A and mapped plans for the year. Dr W L Jackson was elected president. Commissioners from baseball season C M Waynick Herb Hodgin and Dr S S Coe were named to continue as basketball commissioners. Teams present Amos Hosiery Mills Stehli Silk Mills Hillcrest Silk Mill Highland Cotton Mill Adams Millis Corporation Knox Upholstery Thomas Mills High Point Paper Box Company Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Company.
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Alabama routs LSU 83 to 0 in muddy game
Alabama's Crimson Tide overwhelmed LSU 83 to 0 on a muddy field. Monk Campbell sparked the onslaught with an 180 yard kickoff return. Alabama racked up 17 first downs to LSU's two.
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Venezuela to mark centennial celebration in December
Venezuela will celebrate its ten year centennial this December marking a milestone in the country’s history. The event will feature national ceremonies and cultural tributes highlighting the nation’s heritage and progress.
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Holy Cross Beats Harvard 27 to 0 in Cambridge
Holy Cross, led by quarterback Phil O Connell, clicked on timely forward passes and Warner wing back plays to demolish Harvard 27 to 0. The Purple Crusaders outguessed and outplayed the Crimson, who reached Holy Cross' five yard line once but failed to score.
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