Carolina Victors In Annual Southern Conference Cross Country
Captain Bill Morse of Duke set a five mile course record 25 34 as UNC won the 13th annual Southern Conference cross country meet with 32 points. Washington and Lee finished second with 58. Duke 91, Richmond 104, State 128, Davidson 135. Furman's John Franklin 39th. Morse led UNC, with Hendrix fourth, and teammates Gammon fifth, Jones sixth, Daniel eighth, Gardiner ninth.
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Bill Morse
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Richmond
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Davidson
Furman
John Franklin
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Hendrix
Carolina
Bill Davis
N. C. State
Graham Gammon
Andy Jones
Bill Daniel
Bob Gardiner
Ragan
Prater
Harvey
Kingsbury
Weilson
Forest Fletcher
Fred Hardy
James Davis
Howard Davidson
Fetterfield
Tar Heels
Guilford College
Bill Meibohm
Guilford
Mark Aderholt
North Carolina Holds Off South Carolina In Battle Of Carolinas
North Carolina defeated South Carolina 14 to 0 in the Battle of the Carolinas. Tar Heels striker Jim Hutchins sparked the attack with a 28 yard run and a second TD set up by a 63 yard drive. Burnette added both extra points as UNC outgained SC 254 rushing to 93 and claimed control through a scoreless second half.
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Urbanyl
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Notre Dame Tops Northwestern in Big Upset Clash
Notre Dame defeats Northwestern 26 0 to deny the wildcats, as Wilke stars with two touchdowns and a 34 yard rush for a key score. The game, witnessed by 660 fans, lifts Notre Dame toward national prominence and confirms their strong offense.
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Wake Forest Football Goes Holiday After Week of Practice
Wake Forest announces a holiday for the team after four hard practices this week. Coach Jim Weaver says the squad is in excellent condition and drills will resume Monday. The season ends Thanksgiving day at Davidson College in Davidson.
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Wake Forest
Jim Weaver
Davidson College
Davidson
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 14-13 On Kelley Clutch Play
Yale defeats Harvard 14 to 13 before 68,000 at New Haven as Larry Kelley shines with a pivotal 42 yard scoring pass and reception. Clint Frank fuels Yale with a 44 yard run, a timely pass, and key plays while Vernon Struck misses the decisive extra point after Harvard’s late rally.
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Alan Gould
New Haven
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Eli
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Vernon Struck
Elis
Art Oakes
George Ford
Crimson
Eli Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
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Charley Ewart
al Wilson
Bud Humphrey
Ford
Colwell
Oakes
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Duquesne Upsets Marquette In Gridiron Thriller
In Pittsburgh on November 21, the Duquesne Dukes crushed Marquette 13 to 0 before 27,000 spectators. Boyd Brumbaugh starred with an 82 yard pass to Ernest Hefferle and a two yard TD run, with Brumbaugh contributing the extra point. Duquesne outrushed Marquette 297 to 98 and held the Avalanche to 14 first downs to 11. Buzz Buivid passed 26 times for 10 completions and 112 yards with 34 yards in penalties.
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Dukes of Little Duquesne University
Marquette
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Pittsburgh Panhers
Boyd Brumbaugh
Ernest Hefferle
Avalanche
Dukes
Buzz Buivid
Michigan State Wins 7-0 Over Arizona Wildcats
Michigan State college defeated Arizona 7 to 0 in East Lansing as a first period break and a forward pass set the tone for the victory over the border champions.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
University of Arizona
Fordham Turndown: Georgia Holds Rams to 7 7 Tie
Fordham's Rose Bowl dream ends as Georgia stops the Rams 7 7 at the Polo Grounds in a dramatic afternoon. Georgia kicker Lewis Young adds the extra point and Alf Anderson intercepts a key pass to save the tie. Fordham outgains 233 to 123 and earns 12 first downs to Georgia's five.
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New York
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Land and Air
O'Brian And Ryan Set For Return Match Friday Show
Promoter Curt Denning schedules a double main event for next Friday featuring Rosy Ryan vs Jack O'Brian in a rematch amid prior crowd protests. Also on the card Preacher Hogue vs Henry Graber promises a well matched bout as Graber draws strong local support.
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Princeton Ends Season In 13 13 Tie With Dartmouth
Princeton and Dartmouth battled to a 13 13 draw in a late season game before 42000 fans. Jack Daniel and Ken Saubach scored for Princeton, while Dartmouth answered with two touchdowns and a blocked punt setup. Joe Kiernan and John Merrill contributed scoring plays for Dartmouth.
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Princeton
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Tigers
Jack Daniel
Ken Saubach
Merrill Davis
Bob MacLeod
John Merrill
Carl Ray
Indians
Bill Lynch
Henry Whitaker
Green
Leonard Viens
McLeod
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Ray
Gordon Clark
Daniel
Saubach
Kaufman
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LSU Runs Wild to Crush Southwestern Louisiana 98 to 0
Louisiana State University pummeled Southwestern Louisiana Institute 98 to 0 led by a barrage of touchdowns. The Bayou Tigers dominated each period with late scoring by third-string players. The final scoreline shows LSU overwhelming SL I with a high scoring exhibition in Baton Rouge.
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Louisiana State University
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
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Bernie Moore
College Football Results Across Scoring Racks and Rivalries
The Associated Press provides scattered scores from college football across regions. Notable results include Boston College 0 at Boston U. 6 and Army 51 over Hobart 7, with others like Penn State 14 over Bucknell 0 and Notre Dame 26 against Northwestern 6. Many games feature close finishes and varied conference matchups.
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Basketball Rules Interpretations Meet In High Point
A Monday night session in Harrison gym at High Point College will feature Bunn Hackney presenting basketball rules interpretations. Virgil Yow and Broadus Culler from High Point College will attend along with local officials and players. A demonstration by the High Point varsity will follow to explain rule changes and officiating points. The public discussion starts at 7:30 p.m. in High Point.
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Virgil Yow
Broadus Culler
High Point College
Harrison
High Point
High Point Y M C A Second Half Rally Beats Kernersville 5-1
The High Point Y M C A soccer team defeated Kernersville 5 to 1 in an Inter City match played in Kernersville. Culler scored four goals to lead the winners while substitutions included Petty Medrick Vincannon Riley for High Point and Rich Edwards Hepler for Kernersville.
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