Bison Football Hosts Greensboro in Season Finale Rivalry
The Greensboro Purple Hurricanes meet the SAS Black Bisons tomorrow at 3 15 p m in the final game of the season. Coach Marlette rearranges the lineup to boost punch for Gate City rivals as Hayworth starts at left guard and Guarino moves to quarterback.
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Davidson Mentors Smile After Capturing Season Opener
Davidson College football coaches Younger and Tilson, nicknamed the victory smile, have shown optimism after their team defeated North Carolina. The pose, once rare, has become notable since Saturday's win and signals a turning mood among the squad and staff.
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High Point High School Hockey Triumph Over Southern Pines 3 to 2
Led by Lois Stout midget Pointer the High Point High School hockey team defeated Southern Pines 3 to 2 on their field last Tuesday. Stout scored two goals while Weaver and Surratt added one each. Reid Forward Hall starred on defense for High Point as Southern Pines struggled to convert opportunities. The teams meet again at High Point on Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
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Fights Last Night in Grand Rapids and Indianapolis
Stribling from Macon knocked out Whitey Gorsline of Brown City in Grand Rapids. Tracy Cox of Indianapolis outpointed Harry Forbes of Chicago in ten rounds.
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Safest Way To End Baby's Cold Teethina Ad
An early 20th century ad recommends Dr Moffett s Teethina for infant cold symptoms. It claims the powder prevents anxiety later, is safe for delicate systems, purges poisonous stomach waste, neutralizes excess acid, aids liver and bowels, and boosts strength to fight colds. Sold by druggists for 30e with a free baby book offer.
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Duke Wake Forest Clash Saturday
Charlotte readers see a diabolical Duke Wake Forest grid clash as Duke aims to stay ahead in the state title race. Wake Forest counters with a versatile backfield and strong line play while Duke relies on a powerful attack led by captain figures. Other big five matchups note NC State at Columbia and Davidson and UNC related games surrounding Thanksgiving.
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Premium on Notre Dame Northwestern Game Scarcity Spreads
Chicago readers report a ticket scramble for the Notre Dame Northwestern game as scalpers and buyers hunt. Revenue agents target resellers charging more than list price, with gains ranging from 25 to 75 dollars per ticket. A Texas visitor paid up to 3850 for four seats yesterday.
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Blue Imps End Year With Game At Davidson
Durham journalist notes Duke's Blue Imps close a five game schedule Friday at Davidson facing the Wild Kittens. The Imps have defeated N. C. State Oak Ridge Wake Forest and Carolina in succession and seek their best performance against the last foe under Southern conference rules a freshman can play only five games.
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Bowling King Pin Triumph Ties for First in Piedmont League
The King Pin bowlers defeated Lucky Strike to pull even atop the Piedmont League standings. It was their second straight two out of three win over Lucky Strike this season. Bowman led with the high single and total scores, while Nichols Greensboro posted the high team set of 1667 and W Sensenbach of King Pin had the top individual game at 375. Forsythe of Winston earned the high team game with 596 pins.
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Jamestown FC Defeats Allen Jay 5–0 in Rivalry Match
Jamestown defeated Allen Jay 5 to 0 on the Allen Jay lot yesterday afternoon. Creekmore and Phillips starred for Jamestown with Goins scoring twice and Brown once. An early flag and a technicality affected scoring.
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Lafayette and Lehigh Play 64th Football Contest
NEW YORK November 20. Lafayette and Lehigh meet in Easton, Pa for the 64th time in a long rivalry. The teams began in 1883 and until 1901 played twice yearly, never missing a season since. Lafayette leads 35 wins to 34 with four ties, last in 1899.
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McLarnin Favored To Whip Petrolle In Madison Square Garden
New York reports Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver is a favorite at 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 to defeat Billy Petrolle of Fargo in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. Petrolle, a veteran fighter, remains a formidable challenger despite the betting odds.
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Ireland's Men Seen as Largely Unmarried in Report
A historical briefing notes that about one quarter of Ireland's male population are bachelors and that more than a substantial portion of men aged 25 to a specified age remain unmarried. The figures highlight social trends among Irish men in that era.
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Dixie Grid Coaches Meet At Hill December 11
The Southern Football Coaches Association will hold its sixth annual meeting at the University of North Carolina on Thursday December 11 with hotel headquarters in Durham.
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Brundage Named Combined AAU and Olympic Leader
Avery Brundage, Chicago contractor and former American track champion, named president of the Amateur Athletic Union and elected president of the American Olympic Association. The NC A A backed Brundage, with Dr Charles W Kennedy of Princeton sharing credit for harmony. Frederick Rubien and George Graves named secretary and treasurer respectively. The move, with unanimous votes, aims to sustain peace between major amateur sport bodies.
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Carolina Reserves Set to Meet Wilmington Infantry Team
Chapel Hill, Nov 20. Carolina reserves travel to Wilmington to face the strong Wilmington light infantry eleven with a squad of 25 including several players who have varsity experience. The backfield features Moore at quarterback and McCaskill at fullback along with Croom and Daniel as a passer and receiver. The line includes Davis or Tabb at left end, Smith at left tackle, Philpot left guard, Allen center, Dunavant right guard, Rose right tackle, and Alexander at right end with depth at ends, tackles, guards, and center via Henry Bridgers Oliver Cowper Adkins Koehl. Additional backs Ferebee White Lassiter Frazier Thomson may see action.
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Loughran Confident He Will Beat King Levinsky
Tom Loughran former light heavyweight champion says he will defeat King Levinsky decisively in their ten round Chicago Stadium bout. He trains hard and expects to weigh about 182 pounds as Levinsky nears 185 with Young Stribling and Jim Slattery at ringside.
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All Southern Pickers Face Tough All-Star Selection
Atlanta November 20. The task of selecting a mythical all southern football team proves difficult as many stars compete for quarterback and other positions. Bobby Dodd of Tennessee remains a leading quarterback candidate despite injuries, with rivals including Maxey Welch Clemson Dawson Tulane Spicer Kentucky Downes Georgia and others. End candidates include Dalrymple Holland Tulane Maffett Smith Georgia, Schwartz Scheffer Vanderbilt, and Jones Georgia Tech. Centers feature Lip scomb North Carolina Boutwell LSU Gracey Vanderbilt and Stimson Sewanee.
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Alabama
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Wright
Jimmy Steele
Florida
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Smith
Sington
Roberts
Davidson Prepares Quietly For Wake Forest Contest
Davidson Wildcats completed a long signal drill with three squads and a noncontact pace as Coach Monk Younger adjusted to the Wake Forest game a full week away. No scrimmage was held, aligning with an easing practice plan for the upcoming matchup.
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Deharts Winning Lineup Intact for Duke Wake Forest Match
Duke prepares for Wake Forest with the same backfield lineup of Murray, Brewer, Mullen, and Ershler and a line of Rosky, Davis, Werner, Adkins, Taylor, Bryan, and Hyatt. Lemons and Mason boost the backfield depth as coaches praise practice progress. The Devils expect tough conditions and an adaptable game plan for Saturday.
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Ershler
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Man in Woolwich Builds Coffin Sleeps In It Nightly
A Woolwich man has crafted a coffin and sleeps inside it each night to acclimate to the feel and experience. He says the habit helps him confront mortality and reflects a personal experiment in endurance.
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College squad prepares for limited practice week
The team plans at most one workout this week with today and Saturday holidays. Varsity players are expected to be allowed to attend the Wildkitten Duke freshman game Friday afternoon.
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