Deacons Halt Duke March With 13 13 Tie
Wake Forest and Duke battled to a 13 13 tie as Wake Forest’s Deacons halting Duke’s seven game win streak. Duke struck early with a 55 yard pass and lead but Wake Forest answered with two late third quarter scores and strong defense to force the draw before a 6000 home crowd in Winston Salem.
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M’farlan
Associated Press
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Bryan
North Carolina
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South Carolina
Williams
Parker
Levine
Gregson
Kernersville Wins 1-0 to Claim Soccer Final
Kernersville edged High Point 1 to 0 on Guilford College high school court in a tight game. A second quarter miscue by High Point goalie Callahan led to the lone goal as Kernersville's Edwards Holt Hendricks Harmon and team captain ensured a late victory.
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Guilford College High School
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All-Stars Set for Charity Game With High Point Panthers
Coach Edgar Hartley convenes the first practice at the Y M C A for Monday night as the all-star squad prepares for a charity game Friday afternoon on the high school field against Coach Julian Beall's Panthers. Proceeds benefit the Christmas Empty Stocking Fund. The lineup features Bunn Hackney, Dick White, Horace Ragan, Murray White, Bill and John Raper, Jay McCurray, Lyman Redding, Van Sheetz, Clyde Farley, L S Deal, John Reynolds, Richard Armfield, Red Tuttle, Bill Bailey, Raxton Craven and others from Carolina, Guilford, Duke, Notre Dame, Idaho, and area high schools.
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High Point Purple Panthers
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Julian Beall
Panther
Bunn Hackney
Carolina
Tar Heels
Dick White
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Horace Ragan
Murray White
Guilford College
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Army
Navy
Jay McCurray
Lyman Redding
van Sheetz
Clyde Farley
L. S. Deal
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Richard Armfield
L. F
Red” Tuttle
Bill Bailey
Raxton Craven
Old Duke
Rafe Tate
Idaho
Blase Daniel
Georgia ‘Tech
Buck Johnson
Old John Barleycorn Jeeled By Stroupe Led Drinking Ban
James E. Stroupe former Marine and N C State star tackle led a sophomore class movement that outlawed drinking among its members. This marks the first voluntary class action of its kind at a state-supported institution. Other noted players from Bert Ellington to Ray Purdue are invited to join practices and games.
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James E. Stroupe
U. S. Marine
North Carolina State College Eleven
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J. E. Stroupe
Bert Ellington
George Ridge
Virgil Yow
Panther
Jim Paul
Guilford
Butler Johnson
Wake Forest
Claude Smith
Carolina
Curtis Denning
Durham High School
Ray Purdue
Tar Babies Humble Virginia Freshmen By 45 To O
The Tar Heels freshmen team at University of North Carolina defeated Virginia yearlings 45 to 0 in Chapel Hill. Carolina led 13–0 after the first quarter and exploded for 32 points in the third quarter, with the final two periods scoreless. Eastern Kentucky Teachers 0 Western Kentucky Teachers 50 in Richmond, Kentucky.
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Virginia
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
University of North Carolina
Carolina
South Carolina Rolls Past North Carolina State 19 to 6 in Columbia
South Carolina Gamecocks dominate NC State with four touchdowns including a blocked punt return and two short runs. Key plays feature Cook and Devaughn on defense, Boineau’s kick after touchdown, and Reynolds and Blount driving the final scoring sequence to seal the 19-6 victory in Columbia, S C.
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Devaughn
South Carolina
Gressette
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Bhount
State
Tommy Reynolds
Fleming
Boineau
Gurneau
Reynolds
Blount
N. C. State
Raynolds
Hicks
Three Games Attract Tar Heel Fans Today
Charlotte November 22. Three football games drew Tar Heel interest with Duke facing Wake Forest at Wake Forest to press toward the state title. North Carolina State meets a Southern Conference foe at South Carolina in Columbia. Guilford hosts Auchburg College at Guilford.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina State College
South Carolina
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Guilford
Auchburg College
Wisconsin Waives Forfeit After Gopher Stadium Chaos
Wisconsin defeated Minnesota 14 to 0 but a pistol shot near the bandstand halted play five seconds early. After 15 minutes of tumult the field cleared and Minnesota did not return. Wisconsin waived any forfeit claim, keeping the 14 to 6 impression the score suggested.
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McMillan's Kansas Aggies Trounce Centre College 27-0
Manhattan Kas November 22 Coach A N Bo McMillan used a second team against Centre college but Kansas Aggies with help from regulars secured a 27 0 victory Captain Alex Nitro scored three long touchdown runs of 31 24 and 45 yards as the Kentuckians were held scoreless
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Bo) McMillan
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Kentuckians
Alex Nitro
Aggies
Michigan Ties for Big Ten Title After 16-8 Win
Michigan defeats Chicago Maroons 16-8 to share the Big Ten championship with Northwestern. Roy Hudson scores two touchdowns on a midfield run and late drive, while Stanley Hozer adds a second-period field goal as 45 000 attend the conference clash.
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Army Cadets rout Ursinus 18 0 in final prep for Notre Dame
At Michie Stadium on November 22 Army’s second and third stringers produced 18 points in the first half to beat Ursinus College 18-0. Ursinus seldom advanced, Army passed rarely, and scouts from Notre Dame would see little usable offense. Touchdowns by MacWilliam Glattly and Marshall (for Glattly) highlighted the Cadet victory.
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Fesler Stars As Ohio State Wins
Wesley Fesler led Ohio State to a 12 to 9 victory over Illinois in Champaign before 20,000 fans. The star back powered the Scarlet and Gray offense and capped a spectacular college career with the win.
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Champaign
Wesley Fesler
Ohio
Haines brothers donate field to Woodberry Forest School
Governor Gardner presided as James G. Haines and John W. Haines donated an athletic field to Woodberry Forest School in Virginia. The event included a football game where Episcopal High beat Woodberry Forest 12 to 7. Gardner’s son Ralph played center for Woodberry Forest.
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Hane
Woodberry Forest School
Woodberry Forest
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Episcopal High School
Ralph
Suzanne Pollard
Pollard
Lee Boatright
Washington
Hunter Motley
University of Virginia
Strudwick Nash
University of North Carolina
Woodberry Forest Elevens
Music Recital At Guilford College
Guilford College held a music recital on November 22 featuring students from the department of music. Instrumental roles by Sarah Davis Marguerite Slate and Josephine Kimrey and vocal numbers by Jewell Conrad and Glenn Robertson stood out among a program of mostly first recital works. Others on the program included Roxie Ann Hunter.
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Guilford College
Department of Music
Sarah Davis
Marguerite Slate
Josephine Kimrey
Jewell Conrad
Glenn Robertson
Roxie Ann Hunter
VMI Cadets Win Southern Cross Country Title
In Chapel Hill on November 22 Captain Ham Smith led the VMI Cadets to the Southern cross country championship with a low 40 points. VPI finished second with 56 and Florida third with 84, while North Carolina ended fourth at 105. Smith and H A Wise tied for five miles in 28 3.4 minutes, with Smith leading early and Wise catching up after two miles. Miles of VPI was third and Bond of VMI fourth. Jensen led UNC in fifth as Baucom’s injury pushed him to 21st.
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Ham Smith
Florida
North Carolina
Smith
H. A. Wise
Wise
Captain Miles
Bond
Clarence Jensen
Tar Heels
Baucom
Cochran Dethrones Hoppe for 18.1 Balkline Title
Welker Cochran of Hollywood dethroned Willie Hoppe as world 18.1 balkline billiards champion in a championship match completed tonight, 3600 to 2815. Ora Matlock Edna Andrews Ear line Adams Massey Tonge Marvin Lindley Lucile Patterson Irene Everett.
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Welker Cochran
Hollywood
Willie Hoppe
Ora Matlock
Edna Andrews
Earline Adams
Massey Tonge
Marvin Lindley
Lucile Patterson
Irene Everett
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