Purple Panthers Defeat Wake Forest Freshmen 20 to 6
High Point College’s Purple Panthers closed their second season with a 20 to 6 victory over Wake Forest Freshmen at Welch Park. Key plays included a 65 yard Dixon run and Pankau’s early TD, while Wake Forest's Ellerbe and Kuykendall scored late. High Point’s line and backfield dominated, earning ten first downs to four for Wake Forest.
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Harvard Yale clash ends in scoreless tie in Cambridge
Harvard and Yale fought a fierce defensive battle in Cambridge with Yale failing to penetrate Harvard’s wall as both teams dominated the field. Captain Dolph Cheek led Harvard in a defense that held Yale near the goal line despite several near-misses and a 53,000 crowd watching the traditional clash.
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Washington and Lee 14 NC State 0 in final home game
Washington and Lee defeated North Carolina State 14 to 0 in Lexington as Mike Palmer Rauber and Wilson led the Generals, securing a fifth Southern Conference win. Rauber kicked both extra points and scored one TD, while NC State failed to stop the Generals' end runs and passing plays.
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Yesterday's college football scores across the nation
A sweep of scores from Syracuse to Sioux Falls lists numerous games with results. Notable results include Yale 2 Harvard, Columbia 46 Alfred 0, Holy Cross 48 Boston University 7, Army 44, Navy 4, Notre Dame 13 Northwestern 10, Stanford 26 California 14, Boise Oregon Aggies 16 Idaho 7, and Mount Union 31 Hiram 0.
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Oak Ridge Tops Blue Ridge 13 to 7 For State Title
Oak Ridge defeated Blue Ridge 13 to 7 at Wearn Field to clinch the state championship and claim potential titles in South Carolina and Georgia. Frank Oliver and Flop Beaver starred in the Oak Ridge backfield, with Parker, Pierce and Hyde Savage strong on the line. James Ward led Blue Ridge’s backfield, with Hayes and Oglesby powering the line in a hard fought finale.
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Students showcase campus clothing designs at Southwestern Louisiana Institute
The textile and clothing classes of the Southwestern Louisiana Institute department of home economics devised appropriate outfits for men and women at every college phase. Garments and hats were created in the domestic arts laboratory and presented as a demonstration replacing the usual style show.
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Iowa State Triumphs Over Drake In Valley Clash
Iowa State college defeated Drake University 7 to 6 in Des Moines in a Missouri Valley Conference game. Corey the Ames sophomore fullback scored the decisive touchdown on a series of line smashes. Drake used three safeties late, in its homecoming effort, before about 20 000 fans.
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Jayhawkers Defeat Tigers 10 to 7 in Kansas City Clash
In Lawrence Kansas the Kansas Jayhawkers rose from obscurity to upset the Missouri Valley leaders the Tigers 10 to 7. Kansas scored early then stifled Missouri with a sharp passing and kicking attack twice stopping the Tigers near the goal line in the third period.
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Study Links Student Fitness to Academic Achievement
A Manchester study examined 85 high achieving pupils and 171 poorer students. Only 2 of the well regarded group fell below average physique, while 68 of the weaker cohort, about 40 percent, were below average bodily measurements.
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Fisheries Case Prompted Conference in Richmond
A conference of parties in the fisheries products company litigation will be held Monday in Richmond Virginia. The case is currently in the hands of three separate sets of receivers.
Flaming Ghost of Grange Leads Illini Past Buckeyes
Harold Red Grange, the flam ing ghost of the gridiron, propelled the Fighting Illini to a 14 to 9 victory over Ohio State before 85 500 fans in Columbus Ohio. The 22 year old hero hinted at more to come after the game.
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Red Grange Plans Pro Team After Illini Ohio State Game
After Illinois loses to Ohio State, Harold Red Grange says he will play professional football, organize and manage his own team with Notre Dame four horsemen members, likely with Earl Britton. He quits Illinois, heads to Wheaton, plans a Thanksgiving kickoff possibly in Chicago and games in Florida during Christmas holidays. Britton will join him after leaving school.
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High Point Boys Begin Practice for Winter Season
Coach Marlette of High Point high school starts basketball drills with three weekly sessions at the Y M C A. The season opens December 16 at Thomasville, followed by a demanding schedule including games against Thomasville, Greensboro, Burlington, Winston Salem, Reidsville, Lexington, and Burling ton through February. The girls begin practice too with a January–February slate at High Point opponents.
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Mrs Bolling Dies After Illness in Washington
Mrs William H Bolling aged 82 years mother of Mrs Woodrow Wilson died here today after several months of heart disease illness.
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Committee 10 bt given large power under revenue act
A select committee to investigate administration of the income and internal taxes would be created under the revenue bill. It would seek simplification and improvements, with 15 members appointed by the president, and report due in January 1927.
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Storm Warning Signals From Weather Bureau Advisory
Weather Bureau advisory issued at 10 p m warns of south Atlantic storm warnings from Hatteras to Fastport as a disturbance over western Quebec moves eastward. Increasing west winds expected tonight with strong gales Sunday morning and a shift to the northwest Sunday night.
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Daughters of Confederacy vote for Lee memorial fund use
The United Daughters of Confederacy voted to convert several thousand dollars received from per capita taxes to a Lee memorial fund set at 2000 dollars to aid authentic historical data for films. Tonight they elected Mrs C C Clay of San Francisco as honorary president general.
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