Panthers Ready For Final Home Game Against Lenoir-Rhyne Bears
High Point prepares for a Saturday homecoming clash with Lenoir Rhyne at the Panther field. Coach Julian Beall unveils a line smashing attack with two new backs Smith and Lenier likely to start. Reese may run the offense with Ed Johnson at the other half as both teams seek a final conference win.
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Tulane Green Wave Faces Notre Dame Dominance Claim
The article argues Tulane and Notre Dame dominate college football eras, contrasting Tulane's Southern strength with Notre Dame's national leadership. It notes Notre Dame's ongoing superiority, Tulane’s high regard, and skepticism about matching the Irish, while cautioning against post season play.
Fights Last Night
Frankie Jarr defeated Marty Gold in Fort Wayne. Jack Redman outpointed Harold Mays in Indianapolis. Jack Gross beat George Godfrey in Los Angeles.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Frankie Jarr
Marty Gold
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Jack Redman
South Bend
Harold Mays
New York
Los Angeles
Jack Gross
Em, N. J
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Miller Selects All State Team From Wake Forest
Greensboro reports Lee Miller Wake Forest coach reveals all state first and second team picks for this year. selections form proposals for post season charity game in Durham initiated by Gov. Gardner's relief council.
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N. C
Lee Miller
Wake Forest
Durham
Gardner
Unemployment Relief Council
Miller
Pid Purdy Switches From Red Birds To Green Bay QB
Pid Purdy of the Columbus Red Birds played outfield for two seasons and also served as quarterback for the Green Bay professional football team in the National Professional league.
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Notre Dame
Alabama
Rough Riders
Pid” Purdy
Columbus
Red Bird
Green Bay
Bowling Scores Highlight City League Matches
Wilson Motor Co and Southeastern Express swept their three matches at Lucky Strike alleys. Fowlers Store edged Gulf Team 2 1 with a decisive roll off after a first game tie. Rothrock 119 high single, Swain 317 three games. Bamalis 127 single, 329 three games led Express over Quality Bakeries. Turbeville 320 and McCollum 123 led a tied game.
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Fowlers Store Rollers
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Carolina Veneer
Rothrock
Swain
Bambalis
Express Rollers
Quality Bakeries
McCollum
Turbeville
Grey
Brady
Armtrout
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James
Eere Cose Osee
Eere
C. Hedrick Seeene
Ae Kennedy Steer
R. Hedrick
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Gulf Service Boys
Coltrane Wee
Seeeeene
Brady, Linkey
McCollum Arene
A. Kirby
Thomas
Smith See
R. Kirby
I McPherson
Wagner Eree
Clapp
King Pin Ladies League Action at King Pin Alleys
O. B. Kearns led by Adams-Millis stepped to two straight wins in close games as the King Pin Ladies League results showed shifts. Telephone girls split a three game set with Thomas Mills. Winders of Telephone posted 252 in her three games.
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King Pin
Adams- Millis Rollers
Telephone Girls
Thomas Mills
Shore
Tean
Adams-Millis
Gables
Miss Winders
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Telephone
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Kekey
Millington
Frances
Dik Geikes
Pickelsimon
Adans-Nilles
Atles i
Sensenbach
Aes Phae
Mabry
Thomas
Robinson
Bellas-Hess
Highlanders
National Bellas-Hess
Sain
Price Eee
Eater
Ree Wee
Bison Ready for Greensboro Game Friday Afternoon
Coach Wade Marlette praises the squad after a 14 to 6 upset of Gastonia, pushing High Point toward a vital Friday game in Greensboro against old rivals. Despite injuries, the Bisons seek a decisive win to calm supporters in a tough season and aim to build on recent momentum.
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Wade Marlette
Gastonia
High Point High School Eleven
Greensboro
Bison
Bisons
Wildcats
Green Wave
Gate City Eleven
Washington University 1193 Football Team Slips in Losses
Washingtonuniversity's 1193 football team endured a five game skid while managing two points as opponents piled up 125. The brief recap notes the lopsided scoring disparity and the ongoing slump.
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Washingtonuniversity
Florida QB Buck Breaks In With 75 Yard Touchdown
Bullet Buck, Florida’s quarterback, sprinted 75 yards for a touchdown in his first varsity appearance. The sensational run opened a debut that showcased his speed and playmaking potential for the Gators.
Turkeys and Forest Rules Shape North Carolina Season
North Carolina farmers report turkeys more common than quail in the Piedmont, with season open dates and hunting tips. Forest wardens warn against fires and post notices, while fishing rules limit species, seasons, sizes, and daily bags. A tale of a missing perch highlights local nature lore.
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Commonwealth
Herman Ashley
Caswen
Orange
Cr. P. Whitfield
Hillsboro
Orange County
Department of Conservation and Development
Bachelor Creek
Coln
Levi Merritt
Goldsboro
All Southern Ends Named For 1931 Southern Conference Team
Dixie experts pick the 1931 All Southern Conference ends with Jerry Dalrymple and Catfish Smith favored. Vernon Haynes of Tulane and several others from Florida Georgia Tennessee Vanderbilt Auburn Alabama Georgia State North Carolina NC and Maryland appear among top flankmen and linemen.
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Tulane
Sewanee
Georgia
Auburn
All of Dixie
Tennessee
Garnett D. Horner
Atlanta
Dixie
Columbus
Georgia Tech
Florida
Duke
North Carolina
Durham
North Carolina State
South Carolina
Columbia
Maryland
Washington and Lee
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New Orleans
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Southern California
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Catfish Smith
Vernon Haynes
Haynes
Smith
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Parnell
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Gant
Ben Smith
Sington
Patton
Upton
Hamerick
Rose
Saunders
Leyendecker
Cobb
Maddox
Leathers
Hickman
Tennesee
Seaside
Frank
Godfrey
Hurts
Beasley
Wright
Krajovic
Neblett
Ferrazzi
Mayor
Sharpe
Reiss
Virginia
Gilbreath
Torance
Louisiana State
Clothiers Win Over Highland In First Net Game Of Season
The Leonard and Younts basketball team opened its season by defeating Highland Mills 21 to 14 on the YMCA floor. Smith and McCain led the winners with 10 and 8 points, while B Anderson scored five for Highland and McDonald added four.
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Highland Mills
Smith
McCain
Highland Nets
B. Anderson
McDonald
Cone Younts
P McDonald
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