Panthers Clash With Lenoir Rhyne Tonight in Big Conference Showdown
High Point faces Lenoir Rhyne in Hickory in a decisive Little Six clash that could decide the championship. Coach Pat Shores’ Bears rely on a heavy line and air attack as Bus Newton and Bob Poovey lead the way, while the Panthers seek upset wins after beating Elon and Appalachian and honoring four senior stars.
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Duke Carolina Grid Machines Set for Kenan Showdown
Duke and North Carolina football fans expect a capacity crowd at Kenan Stadium for a battle of unbeaten rivals. Injuries cloud Duke as guard Shock and tackle Porreca miss action while key matchups pitting Dunlap against Underwood and Rossiter against Burnett shape the duel.
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Local guards halt threats from four men in unknown clash
Capt. Lex Harkley and Lloyd Little led efforts as Malcoom Reese guarded the scene and Chuck Hughes, the quarterback, faced disruption amid tense circumstances. The incident involved unnamed parties and ended without clear resolutions.
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Devils Aim to Break Old Jinx With Carolina Victory
North Carolina and Duke clash as Duke and Carolina squads drill for a decisive game. Duke seeks its first win over the Tar Heels while eyeing the state title and a chance to topple Carolina’s football dynasty.
Curley Lambeau on Pro Football Versus College Teams
United Press interview with Curley Lambeau from Green Bay on pro football gaining in the South. He argues pros would beat any good college club, notes college players train more strictly, but pros play only what is necessary and avoid wasted effort. He cites Monnett of Michigan State and Newman of Michigan as examples.
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Harrier Cream of Dime to Race at UNC Saturday
Chapel Hill November 18 The cream of the Souths distance runners gather at UNC Saturday to contest the conference cross country title on a five mile dirt and road course starting 11 15 a m at the Freshman field ending Emerson field Carolina backs include Clarence Jensen Captain Lewis Bray and Bird Duke led by Captain Bob Hubbard Louis Sullivan Tennessee Florida Washington and Lee Mississippi each field standout may enter individuals or teams other nominees noted Calmes Tarrill of Florida and Stout of Tennessee lead the challengers with Clarence Jensen returning as Carolina color bearer
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Vision of humans flying with winged devices
The article quotes Prof Antoine Magnan of the French Air Ministry predicting future human flight. With wings of four to five square feet and powered by body energy, a man could beat his wings 13 to 20 times per second using a pedal gear system. He believes a few years could bring people gliding and flying like birds, barring human stupidity, noting gliders existed for thousands of years.
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Duke of Piciaia and Deans to Attend Carolina Game
President and Mrs. W. P. Yew and Vice-President and Mrs. R. L. Flowers along with deans from Duke University will visit UNC for the Duke Carolina game. They will sit in the guest box on the north side of Kenan Stadium tomorrow.
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Deacons Focus on Drills Ahead of Early Week Tests
The Deacons confined activities to routine drills and stayed in shape for tougher assignments set for the first of the week.
State Wolfpack scrimmage to prep for South Carolina clash
At Raleigh the North Carolina State Wolfpack held light work while the second and third teams scrimmaged as Clipper Smith sought to bolster a stronger reserve unit for the Thanksgiving confrontation with South Carolina.
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Last obstacle in way of Plainsmen Georgia game
Auburn primes passing game for clash with Georgia at Columbus amid injuries to two fullbacks. Captain Hitchcock and teammates form the aerial attack as Mehre’s defense plans to stop the Bulldog passers. Florida faces Tech without Romero. Tulane favored over Sewanee in the weekend slate.
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State boxing team announces 1933 winter schedule
North Carolina State's 1933 boxing team will host six matches this winter with South Carolina on February 4 and Georgia on February 18 in Raleigh. Captain Charlie Garner leads a group including seven lettermen from last season as they prepare to face Washington and Lee in Lexington to start the season and end with the Southern Conference meet in Charlottesville.
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All American Hype Fails in Pro Ranks
A sports observer critiques the jump from college to pros, noting Ernie Pinckett as a strong All-American halfback while Bucknell’s Charles Hinkle, chosen over him, proves superior in multiple facets, highlighting the gap between college acclaim and professional performance.
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