Alabama and Minnesota Stand Unbeaten in Turbulent Season
Alabama Crimson Tide and Minnesota Golden Gophers remain the only major teams with undefeated records as the season nears its end. Minnesota crushed Chicago 57 to 5 as Wisconsin looms. Alabama prepares for Vanderbilt on Thanksgiving after erasing Illinois from the unbeaten list.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
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North Carolina Captures State Title With 7 6 Victory
North Carolina wins the 1934 state football championship by defeating Duke 7 to 6 before 30,000 at Chapel Hill. The Tar Heels secure a league sweep with key passes from Jackson to Buck leading to the only TD, followed by a late DanieL placement. Other regional games include Georgia’s 27, NC State’s 27-0 loss to Georgia, and Wake Forest’s 39-6 defeat to Richmond.
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Rose Bowl hopes rise as Stanford and Yale surge
Stanford overwhelms California 40-0 and Romeyn Grayson led Yale to a 7-0 win over Princeton. Tennessee beat Vanderbilt 13-6 while Army Notre Dame rivalry ignited by Elmer Layden's squad 20-7. Rice, Tulane, LSU, Alabama, and Kansas State remain contenders in major conferences as the race tightens.
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Trinity Beats Pilot 21 to 7 in Friday Gridiron Win
Trinity High School defeated Pilot 21 to 7 as reserves played most of the first quarter. F White had a 73 yard run for six, Cook and Ward added rushing scores, and Trinity’s defense limited Pilot after the opening period. Ratledge was sidelined but expected back for the Greensboro game on November 23.
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J. Ratledge
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Greensboro
Golf Course Gets Facelift for 1935 National Open at Oakmont
Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh is undergoing renovations supervised by W. C. Fownes and Emil Loeffler to toughen the course for the 1935 national open. Changes include a tougher No. 17 green and a longer No. 4 tee, with more traps planned to challenge contenders like Armour and Jones.
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Oakmont Country Club
W. C. Fownes
Emil
Dutch) Loeffler
Oakmont
Fownes and Loeffler
Tommy Armour
Lighthorse
Harry Cooper
Armour
Cooper
Bobby Jones
Standings in Big Six and Major Conferences Preview
If Missouri and Iowa State win this week they will meet on Thanksgiving for the Big Six title. Southwest leader Rice faces Texas Christian after TCU edged Texas 20 19 last week. Bay lor meets SMU in a conference tilt. Far West features Stanford California with Washington State needing only a win over Washington for a share of the title. UCLA Oregon State also play. South games include Auburn Georgia Florida Georgia Tech and Tulane Sewanee as major race action stalls. Mississippi meets Centenary. Maryland plays Georgetown while Colorado A g g ies contend with Colorado College in the Southern Conference.
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Thanksgiving Day clashes shape Southern Conference title race
Maryland and Georgetown renew rivalry as Washington and Lee faces South Carolina while North Carolina eyes the Tar Heels title as Duke and Clemson loom in Saturday’s slate. Virginia Tech vs VMI and Furman vs Clemson highlight a tight playoff push in the Southern Conference standings.
Duke navy tops North Carolina in low scoring football clash
Corky Cornelius led Duke with 44 points including touchdowns and points after touchdowns as Duke fell 7 to 6 to North Carolina. Jack Alexander added 36 for Duke. George Smith of Virginia Tech paced the week with 30 points from three VPIS touchdowns in a win over Virginia.
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George Smith
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Shack McCrady
South Carolina
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Maryland
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Hal Mauney
Clarence Parker
Meredith Urick
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Randy Hinson
Wilton Sample
Washington and Lee
Charlie Smith
Hutchins
Venice Farrar
N. Y. State
Sacks
Tommy Johnson
Purple Kittens End Successful Invasion of Western N C
The High Point College freshmen basketball team capped a four game western trip with a 70 to 12 win over Falston High School and a 42 to 12 victory over Belwood High Club. Saturday's game summary follows with scattered OCR fragments.
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Falston High School
Pinkie Williams
Belwood High Club
Belwood
Crucial Pro League Games Highlight Eastern Title Chase
New York Giants and Boston Redskins vie for the Eastern lead in a December 9 championship clash. Bears and Lions ride ten straight wins atop the Western standings as Cardinals top Green Bay and Brooklyn blanks Pittsburgh 10-0. Philadelphia meets Brooklyn, while Detroit crushes St. Louis 40-7.
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Cssee
Liberty League ire and New Deal fate in the early 1930s
The narrative follows an ex Republican now on the Liberty League executive committee urging aid to the President while implying budget balance demands. It lists critical dates when Roosevelt emergency laws expire and hints at broader political strategies, including education campaigns for 1938 and 1940.
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Herbert Hoo
Bramham Heads Baseball League Forecasts Bright Next Season
W G Bramham president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues expressed optimism for a booming season ahead at the annual three day convention in Louisville. He noted 1934 improved over 1933 with more clubs and ongoing player trades.
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Political shifts swirl as Delgramo weighs Johnson post
Washington buzzes over potential Frank Delgramo appointment of Louis A. Johnson as National Legislative Committee chair to push an immediate cash bonus for the Legion. Other notes flag Byrd’s seniority, NRA battles, and looming antitrust and holding company discussions shaping Wall Street’s future.
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Louis A. Johnson
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National Legislative Committee
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Congress
Checker Clubs Play Tonight At Y M C A
The Y M C A checker tournament resumes with round two at 7 30 p m tonight in the association building. Tonight's matches feature Postoffice versus Tomlinson Chair Co Westside versus Guilford Hosiery Highland versus Melrose. Last results saw Guilford and Post Office tied 18 18 Melrose defeated Tomlinson 20 16 and Highland beat Westside 19 17. The local team beat Hickory 45 19 with Alexander scoring 13 points.
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West Aide
M. C
Hickory
Checker Club
Alexander
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