Charity Football Clash With Barium Stars at Home
Presbyterian High meets Barnum Springs in a charity game on the local field Wednesday. Advance ticket sales run strong through chamber of commerce and welfare groups. Barnum’s small but fearless lineup, led by captain King and coach trio, aims to surprise with fighting spirit despite light weight.
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Jack Gillen
Ter
Baliom Springs High School
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Public Welfare
Junior Service League
Charly Affair
Barnum Springs
Presbyterian Orphans
Presbyterians
Winston-Salem High School
Concord
Winston- Salem
Barium
Presbyterian
Lees-McCrae
Belmont Abbey
Barnum
Winston-Salem
Oray
M. Freeman
R. Blue
Captain King
Fighting Little Eleven
Historic grid results from many campuses across the nation
A sprawling list of college football scores from multiple venues shows Yale over Harvard 3 0 and Army routing Ursinus 54 to 6. Other results include Notre Dame 14 over California 16, North Carolina and Duke tied 0 0, Boston University 6 over Boston College 18, and Bucknell 14 close 13 Fordham.
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Yale
Harvard
Army
Ursinus
North Carolina
Duke
Use
Columbia
Washington and Son
Calif
Notre Dame
N. C. State
South Carolina
Elon
Guilford
Randolph Macon
American
Amherst
Tufts
Massachusetts
Worcester
Loyola
Holycross
Kent
Ohio
Hiram
Kent State
Akron
Baldwin Wallace
Mount Pleasant
Western
Central
Mich
Grove City
Thiel
Oberlin
Mount Union
Detroit
Michigan State
Univ. of Detroit
West Point
Ann Arbor
Minnesota
Michigan
Wilmington
Det
City College
Huntingdon Juniata
Waynesburg
Bethlehem
Lafayette
High
Allentown
Dickinson
Phil Fashington College
St. Joseph's
Boston
Boston Univ
Boston College
New York
Bucknell
Fordham
West Minster
Columbus
Illinois
Ohio State
Cleveland
Washington and Jefferson
Western Reserve
Wooster
Denison
Pittsburgh
North Dakota
Dequesne
Beaver Falls
Westbin
Geneva Rochester
Hobart
Rochber
Haverford
Delaware
Huntingdon
Juniata
Villanova
Georgetown
High Point
N. C
Lenoir- Rhyne
Birmingham
Ala
Howard
Birmingham Southern
Richmond
Randolph-Macon
American Univ
Winston-Salem High
Salisbury High
Auburn
Georgia
North Carolina State
Salisbury
Lincoln Memorial
Catawba
Providence
R. I
New Hampshire
Brown
Annapolis
Southern Methodist
Navy
Iowa City
Northwestern
Iowa
Eastern Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Dayton
Wittenberg
Otterbein
John Carroll
Florida
Georgia Ae
Wisconsin
Chicago
Springfield
North Dakota State
Kansas State
Creighton
Marquette
Kalamazoo
North Central College
Naperville, Illi
Kalamazoo College
Haskell
Oglethorpe
Roanoke
Emory and Henry
Latrobe
New River
W. Va
St. Vincent
Peoria
Ill
Bradley
Milliken
Bloomington
Illinois Wesleyan
Illinois Normal
Waukegan
Lake Forest
Agustana
Forest Grove
College of Puget Sound
Pacific University
Claremon
Cali
Pomona
Occidental
California
Stanford
Oregon
U. of Cali
Los Angeles
Univ. of San Francisco
Nevada
Univ. of Ariz
de Pauw
Washington Poly
Montana Normal
el Paso
Texas College of Mines
New Mexico Aggies
Concord
Appalachian
Leesburg
Harris Military
Roake, Va
Green Trier Military
Bow
Knoxville Man Receives Shampoo By Mistake
In Knoxville Tennessee James Thorp was treated for throat burns after his wife accidentally gave him a teaspoonful of coconut oil shampoo instead of cod liver oil. The incident prompted hospital care but no lasting injury is reported.
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Knoxville
Tenn
James Thorp
Thorp
Average elephant hauls fifteen tons and lifts half ton
Average elephants can haul 15 tons, lift 0.5 ton, and carry three tons on their backs, illustrating their substantial physical capabilities.
Ants Care For Injured Companions With Plaster Like Support
Observations show ants tending injured members by immobilizing broken legs with a crusty plaster. This behavior demonstrates organized social care and healing among the colony, suggesting complex group dynamics.
Catawba Rolls Over Lincoln Memorial in Football Clash
Catawba won 39 to 0 at home, using Witmer and Robinson in a prolific aerial attack. Robinson scored twice and Kesler added a 55 yard run, with Appanaitis kicking two extra points and the Witmer pass attack repeatedly moving the ball against Lincoln Memorial University.
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Salisbury
Catawba
Lincoln Memorial University
Witmer- Robinson
Witmer
Pearson
Robinson
Kesler
Appanaitis
Lincoln
R. Jones
Jaeckles
Gregory
Agge
Fordham Player Injured in Bucknell Game
John Szymanski of New Britain Conn. a Fordham substitute tackle was carried from the field unconscious after a line play. An hour later he had not regained consciousness and doctors believed he suffered a brain concussion.
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New York
John Szymanski
New Britain
Dugan Aycock Sets City Course Scoring Record at 71
Pro Dugan Aycock, playing with Ed Hayes and Doug Coleman, carded 71 to eclipse his 74 record. He opened par, posted a 34 on the back nine, and finished with seven birdies and seven pars across the 18 holes at the Municipal course.
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Aycock
Municipal
Ed Hayes
Doug Coleman
Southern Methodist Downs Stubborn Navy
Thompson Field Annapolis Md Nov 21 Southern Methodist University came from behind to defeat Navy 13 to 6 and stay undefeated. The Red jerseys used a strong aerial attack to overcome the Middies noted for stubborn defense.
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Thompson
Annapolis
Southern Methodist University
Navy
Warriors
Texas
Middies
Rip Miller
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Florida
Pennsylvania
Gators
Governor Adds Arizona Cactus Cane to Collection
Governor George W. P. Hunt added a cactus cane from Arizona to his world cane collection. Orland Merrill of Mesa presented the carved cactus cane to the governor, an invalid attendee noted.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Orland Merrill
Mesa
Malaria Parasite Size and Blood Habitat
The malaria parasite is extremely small and can reside inside a red blood cell, of which about 5,000,000 normally fill roughly one sixth of an average blood drop.
Rom an custom on beard growth and offering at twenty one
A tradition among Romans required shaving the beard at age twenty one and presenting it to household gods. Beards grown after that age signaled mourning.
A Dead One Blunt Riddle Recounts Self Inflicted Death
The Humorist quotes a wry line about a death by one’s own action. The fragmentary text invokes a self inflicted demise, phrased as a dark stylistic quip, with emphasis on the entendre of dyed hair and fatal choice.
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Humorist
Look That Man Behind Us Looks For A Dollar
A brief Tit Bits quip notes a man scanning the crowd for a dollar, with a humorous aside on its authenticity. The exchange captures a snapshot of light social commentary.
Day Juniors Triumph In Close YMCA Swimming Meet
The Day Junior swimming team from the local YMCA edged the Night Juniors 36 to 32 in a decisive third meet. A sudden deadlock prompted an extra 180 yard relay where Day won. new YMCA pool records were set by Ronald Jester in the 20 yard backstroke and the midget 60 yard medley relay.
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Claude Wright, Jr
Ronald Jester
Ronald Jester, Jr
Edgar Hartley
Claude Wright
C. Wright, Jr
R. Odom
J. Harris
R. Jester
R. Hartley
Duke Captain Brewer Leads Tie With UNC
Captain Kid Brewer of the Duke Blue Devils captained a scoreless tie with the University of North Carolina yesterday. He retained possession of the silver goal posts emblematic of the rivalry and friendship but was hurt in the final minutes and rested easily in the Duke hospital last night.
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Kid Brewer
Duke University Blue Devils
University of North Carolina
Brewer
Duke
Chandler
Devils
Mason
Crawford
Carolina
Adkins
Thompson
White
Phipps
Link
UNC
Duke Walker
Crawford Hodges Csapeavaharn
BR. Ives Corse
Bryan ‘Sorbo
Sink
Night Juniors win 140 yard relay and 80 yard relay tests
C Lewis second and R Hartley 80 yard relay marks 507 10 seconds. Night Juniors team wins with C Wright Lewis Jester Harris in 140 yard relay, Day Juniors place second.
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C. Lewis
R. Hartley
C. Wright
Lewis
Jester
Harris
Kangaroo Tendon Used in American Surgery
Wiry kangaroos from Australia contribute their ten dons to U S medical practice as surgeons use kangaroo tendon to stitch human wounds.
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Australia
Ocean Creatures Classified Number Surpasses Twenty Thousand
The scientific tally now lists more than 20,000 ocean species. Researchers catalog diverse forms from reefs to deep sea habitats, highlighting biodiversity and the ongoing exploration of marine life.
Elon Shatters Title Hopes Of Quaker Team
Elon Christians defeated Guilford College 19 to 6 at Memorial Stadium to ruin the Quakers North State conference title chances. Pete Williams and Roberta led Elon's offense with multiple scoring plays and key passes.
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Elon
Quaker
Greensboro
Elon Christians
Saa
Guilford College
Memorial Stadium
Fighting Quakers
Pete Williams
Roberta
Guilford
Quakers
Bunn
Jamieson
Williams
Roberts
Wellens
William Penn to Host Benefit Football Game
The William Penn high school football team will host a benefit game against the High Point All Stars on the William Penn field Wednesday afternoon. Sponsored by the Negro Emergency Relief Committee of the High Point board of public welfare, the event aims to raise 350 dollars for winter relief and plans to sell at least 500 tickets to encourage attendance and aid the suffering during the cold weather.
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William Penn High School
High Point All- Stars
William Penn
Negro Emergency Relief Committee
High Point Board of Public Welfare
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