Michigan Nebraska Oregon Face Trouble In Titular Race
Top college football title chase heats up as Michigan Nebraska and Oregon face tough tests while Army remains undefeated. Duke Georgia Princeton also hold wary bets as Pittsburgh and Notre Dame rivalries loom and various conference games shape national stakes. Black Bisons defeat Gastonia High 12 to 0.
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Black Bisons
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New York
Nebaska
Duke
Georgia
Princeton
United
Illinois
Iowa
Wolverines
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Purdue
Cornhuskers
California
Trojans
Stanford
Navy
North Carolina
Auburn
Army
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Oregon State
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High Point defeats Gastonia 12 to 0 in tough second half
The Black Bisons rally after a cold first half to beat Gastonia 12 to 0 before 2 500 fans. Ralph Johnson caped a 90 yard kickoff return for a touchdown and led a power rush aided by Byrum Sprye and Hinkle as the hosts took control in the second half.
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Black Bisons
Gastonia High
John HU
Bisons
Staton McIver
Gastonia
Ralph Johnson
Pizeskin
Johnson
Willie Hinkle
Walter Sprye
Bison
Withers
Fred Sappenfield
Hinkle
Sappentfield
Murphy
Henry Byrum
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Rogers
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Mackintosh
Mass
Kelly
South Carolina
Blooded hounds released for NC Fox Hunters meet final chase
In Rockingham on November 18 thirty five of the 109 field dogs were released for the final chase of the North Carolina Fox Hunters association meet. The winners of the all age class will be announced this afternoon.
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Rockingham
North Carolina Fox Hunters Association
Correction on Milton Coffee death report
The Associated Press corrects a Nov 15 death notice stating Milton Coffee was a white man, not a Negro. Coffee, 23, reportedly died under a falling tree. the AP regrets the error and issues this clarification from Raleigh.
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Associated Press
Milton Coffee
Coffee
Football Scores Across Regions
AP reports college football results by region. Tulsa beats George Washington 15 to 6, Morris Harvey 7 Concord 14, Wofford 14 Newberry 19, Millsaps 0 Murray 13, Presbyterian 21 Erskine 0, Union Tennessee 7 Middle Tennessee 0. Mid West and Southwest scores include Doane 6 Omaha 52 and Baylor 0 Texas Tech 3. Far West notes Albany 6 Willamette 26 and Intermountain Union 12 Whitworth 7.
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Barney Ross Retains Welterweight Title In Close Win
Barney Ross defended the junior welterweight crown with a ten round decision over Sammy Fuller at Chicago Stadium. The Chicago challenger mixed smart, active boxing with exchanges that kept Fuller in contention, drawing praise but failing to wrest the title fully.
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Barney Ross
Tony Canzoneri
West Side
Sammy Fuller
Boston
Fuller
Ross
Philadelphia
Johnny Jdadick
Pete Nebo
Key West
Fla
Detroit
Ernie Maurer
Frankie Wolfram
Winnipeg
New York
Steve Hamas
Lee Rathage
San Diego
Ben Jeby
Jose la Grey
William and Mary to Host Davidson in Homecoming Football
William and Mary faces Davidson College on homecoming day in Williamsburg Virginia with both teams in good condition for a 2 30 p m kickoff. The first meeting in modern times pits two evenly matched squads as they clash on the home field.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary
Davidson College
Forest Fires Cut Swath In Western N C Mountains
Wildfires raged across five western North Carolina counties with Jackson County alone reporting 12 fires and damages exceeding 300000. Winds fanned flames while volunteers fought to contain the blazes threatening Cullowhee and the Western Carolina Teachers College watershed.
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N. C. Mountains
Sylva
Navy
North Carolina
Jackson County
Cullowhee
Western Carolina Teachers College
Championship Fray Tops N C Grid Menu
In Charlotte Duke and North Carolina clash at Duke Stadium drawing a huge crowd. Duke seeks to extend a perfect victory string while NC chase state and Southern Conference honors. Davidson faces William and Mary as Wake Forest and NC State idle ahead of next week’s(Davidson) Thanksgiving pairing versus Duke.
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Williamsburg
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N. C. State
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Wolfpack
Duke and North Carolina Clash for Conference Spotlight
Duke aims to stay undefeated while North Carolina seeks revenge as both teams headline a slate of Southern Conference games. Virginia vs Virginia Tech, Maryland against Johns Hopkins, Furman visiting South Carolina, Centre meets Washington and Lee, and VMI at Richmond plus a mascot mystery add regional intrigue.
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Virginia Tech
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Johns Hopkins
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Lee
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Savannah
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Rameses
Charlottesville
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Cavaliers
Techmen
South Carolina Gamecocks
Palmetto
Medicos
Washington
Richmond University
Southern Loop Proposes Rally Rule To Aid Sluggers
Galveston Texas November 18 minor league officials returning from their convention debated a radical Southern Association rule to force two base advances for any runner when four straight balls are thrown with two outs and one or more on base. The unanimous vote aims to boost fan appeal and would apply even if pitches were unintentional though changes to wording are expected. Spencer Abbott Atlanta manager defended the measure noting fans want to see runs in late innings. The rule could be revised at a future meeting to limit unintended effects.
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Southern Association
National Playing Rules Committee
W. B. Bramham
Durham
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Minor League Association
National Rules Committee
Southern League
Spencer Abbott
Atlanta
Abbott
Gold Price Holds $33.56 Level Again
The Reconstruction Corporation reports its newly mined gold price at $33.56 an ounce for the fourth straight day. London opening rate places gold at $33.84 per ounce, with $5.28 to the pound.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
London
States to swap colors on 1934 license plates
Thirty four states will change their color combinations for their 1934 license plates and twenty six different motifs will be used across the changes.
Thomasville Triumphs Over Mt Airy 7 6 In Close Clash
Thomasville high school edged Mt Airy high 7 to 6 with Mount Airy scoring on a first quarter run by Hennis and failing the extra point. A 40 yard run by Captain Druton gave Thomasville its lone touchdown and the extra point on a trick play. Mount Airy threatened late in the second quarter.
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Mount Airy
Thomasville High School
Mounty Airy High
Hennis
Druton
Thomasville
Motion Pictures Used in England to Test Drivers Nerve
In England, moving pictures are employed to gauge automobile drivers reactions during emergency scenarios. The tests assess reflexes and decision making under sudden risk to improve road safety.
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England
Rameses Returns to UNC After Kidnaping Incident
Rameses the Ramses mascot is back with the University of North Carolina foster family after a Friday kidnapping reportedly by Duke students. No serious damage occurred as North Carolina supporters prepared for the football game with Duke, with paint disputes cooling and the ram ready for a campus parade.
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Rameses
University of North Carolina
Ram
Duke University
North Carolina
Lexington Defeats Monroe Eleven 33-7
Lexington high remains in the hunt for the South Piedmont title after beating Monroe high 33 to 7. F Green, H Green, and Bailey scored long TD runs, plus a 25 yard pass combo F Green to H Green. Monroe answered late with a 46 yard pass McDonald to Walker.
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Lexington High
Monroe High
F. Green
H. Green
Bailey
Monroe
McDonald
Walker
Bell
Leonard
Rogers
Rubber Surfacing Trial for Iron Street in Angland
A trial of a rubber surfacing material is underway on the iron surfaced street in Angland. Researchers led by Huu Hi Angland evaluate durability and road feel to improve pavement service life.
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Huu Hi Angland
Fights Last Night in Multiple Cities
Boxers in Paris, Baltimore, Syracuse and other cities fought small bouts with several decisions. Notable results include Eugene Hunt outpointing Padron Roy Finnigan in Paris and Joe Ferrando edging Lew Raymond in Baltimore. Johnny Jdadick defeated Pete Nebo in Philadelphia while Terry McGovern beat Lou Gans in St. Cloud.
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Paris
Eugene Hunt
France
Padron
Roy Finnigan
Cuba
Baltimore
Joe Ferrando
Jersey City
Lew Raymond
Syracuse
N. Y
Mike Belloise
New York
Joey Brown
ST. Cloud
Minn
Terry McGovern
Minneapolis
Lou Gans
St. Paul
Bobby Jones Shows Lasting Touch At Mid-South Open
In Pinehurst Navy the retired golf great Bobby Jones played informally behind the field in the Mid-South Open. On the 18th hole a 440 yard par four with a stiff wind he holed out in two with a brassie for a par, proving he still has his touch.
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Pinehurst
Navy
Bobby Jones
Joe Turnesen
Paul Runyan
Bobby
Mr. Jones
Parachute Riggers in US United by Small Roster
A census shows 812 licensed parachute riggers in the United States with only 10 women among them. The statistic highlights gender disparity in a specialized aviation trades field.
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United States
Duke Carolina In Ancient Clash F Football Hon
Duke and North Carolina met in Durham in a key Southern Conference clash. The unbeaten Blue Devils hosted the Tar Heels as both sides aimed to derail the others march toward the title with a 2 p m kickoff. Officials included Referee Hutchins Umpire Sebring Head Lineman Scholar and Field Powell.
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University of WN Carolina
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Omaha Pioneer Reaches 1000 Flying Hours in Air Mail
E. Hamilton Lee of Omaha, a pioneer of the air mail service, accumulated a total of 1000 flying hours illustrating his long career and contributions to early aviation.
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E. Hamilton Lee
Omaha
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