Carolina 40 Virginia 0 caps perfect Tar Heel season finale
North Carolina finished 1937 with a 40 to 0 victory over Virginia at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Stars like Bershak Burnette Little and Stirnweiss led a resilient offense while Ray Wolf earned praise for coaching as Tar Heels end a storied year and bid farewell to veteran players.
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Chapel Hill
Gamecocks
State Wolfpack
State
Andy Bershak
Tom Burnette
Crowell Little
Maronic
Chapel
Wake Forest
Tulane
Carolina
Fordham Rams
Alexander Wojciechowicz
Dixie
Davidson
Duke
Blue Devils
Tar Heel
Wallace Wade
Ray Wolf
Tar Heels
Virginia
Navy
Princeton
Cavaliers
Art Ditt
George Stirnweiss
New Yorker
Watson
Bricklemeyer
Stirnweiss
The
State University
Elmer Wrenn
Hank Bartos
Randy Cooner
Horace Palmer
Gene Bricklemeyer
North Carolina
Wrestler's Battle Royal Set for Coliseum Tonight
Curt Denning presents a Tenite Coliseum battle royal featuring Pat Mec Clary Pete Schuh Tarzan Jordan Whitey Hewitt Charley Webb and Jerry Burns with automatic disqualification removed for this event Three bouts follow the royal leading to a main event best two of three with a 90 minute limit An 830 start with box office opening at 715 draws crowds expected to be large.
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Curt Denning
Coliseum Arena
Venibas Fienta Fia
South
Pat MecClary
Pete Schuh
Tarzan Jordan
Whitey Hewitt
Charley Webb
Jerry Burns
Jordan
Hewitt
Pat McClary
Roy
Pat
Tar Heels Thrash Cavaliers 40 to 0 in Chapel Hill
Carolina dominates Virginia at Kenan Stadium scoring four zero against a Cavaliers squad overwhelmed by an 85 yard march and a swarm of Tar Heel drives. George Stirnweiss shines with two passing touchdowns a 27 yard run and a 75 yard punt return nullified by a clipping penalty.
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Charales
Enterprise
Kenan Memorial Stadium
Chapel Hill
Virginia
Carolina
Charlottesville
Art Ditt
Cavaliers
Andy Bershak
Crowell Little
Tom Burnhette
George Watson
Cavalier
George Stirnweiss
Tar Heels
Land of
Carolina Eleven
Ditt
Burnette
George Stirnweins
Watson
Bricklemeyer
Bershak
Coughenhour
Little
Asheville High trounces High Point 19 to 0 in memorial stadium
Asheville high school football completed its 1937 campaign with a 19 to 0 home victory over High Point, despite five fumbles by the Maroons. Jones scored on a 64 yard interception return and held off a resilient Bison defense as Carter and Hampton also produced touchdowns.
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Asheville
Asheville High School
Memorial Stadium
High Point High
Maroon Devils
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Maroons
Maurice Carter
Jones
Bison
Rivette
Carter
Rollins
Maroon
Hampton
Jack the Maroons
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Schuffle
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Roach
Horney
Hick
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Pos
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Lehman Comer
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Ives
Fe Lytle
Mitchell Schaffie
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Horney Parker
Hucks M. Carter
Ferree
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Schaffle
Pase
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Justice
Trash
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McCrary
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Duncan
Dysart
Sage
J. Groom
Ferguson
T.horney
Lowe
Cleveland
Lloyd
Andrews
Taylor
Short
Fights Last Night In Montreal Philadelphia Rounds
Andre Lenglet stopped Al McGoy in Montreal while a Philadelphia bout between Tommy Cross and Mike Piskin ended in a referee ruled RO contest with 14 seconds remaining in the final round.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Andre Lenglet
Trance
al McGoy
Boston
Philadelphia
Tommy Cross
Mike Piskin
Freehold
N. J
Wrestling results from Camden Columbus and Toronto shows
Gino Garibaldi of St. Louis defeated Joe Cox of Kansas City two falls to none. John Pesek of Revenna pinned Dory Roche of Oakland in 44:05. Steve Casey of Ireland defeated George Scott of Scotland in two straight falls.
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Associated Press
Camden
N. J
Gino Garibaldi
St. Louis
Joe Cox
Kansas City
Columbus
John Pesek
Revenna
Neb
Dory Roche
Oakland
Calif
Toronto
Steve
Crusher) Casey
The
Ireland
George Scott
Scotland
High Point Y Wins Twin Soccer Bill at Fort Bragg
The High Point Y soccer team defeated two Fort Bragg squads in a doubleheader. In the morning 36th Field Artillery fell 3 2 as Dick Clark starred for the locals. In the afternoon the 88th Field Artillery, boosted by 4th Division players, lost 2 0 to High Point with G Hedrick and Dobbin scoring and Clark making key saves.
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High Point
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88Rd Field Artillery
Dick” Clark
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Sinquefield
Ridge
Hicks
Dillon
Caradall
D. Clark
Rele
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Hamby
Vecteewss
Galatta
Dilion
Williamson
Caradali
Galaiza
Groover
Becissi
Clark Garena
Sissese FE
Uefield Allen
Obbeins
Hicks Hulsey
G. Hedrick
Moyt Hedrick
H. P
Dobbina
Norman
Frits and Simpson
Timer—Haneen
Chilly Remedy From MSU Coach Aims at Quick Ice Treatment
East Lansing Michigan State coach Charley Bachman advocates daily use of a big bag of chopped ice on the practice field. He says prompt ice treatment for sprains and bruises reduces after effects and speeds recovery.
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East Lansing
Mich
Charley Bachman
Michigan State
Dunkelberger and Russell in Carolina Amateur Final
Bobby Dunkelberger of High Point and Henr Russell of Duke faced off for the Carolina Amateur title after both won their semi finals. Dunkelberger shot 70 and Russell 71 on the par 72 Pinehurst course as they advanced.
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N. C
Bobby Dunkelberger
High Point
North
Henr Russell
Duke W University
Coral Gables
Fla
Carolina
Dunkelberger
Verry
Tampa
Anoth
Duke
Russe
Robert E. Harlo
Dukelberger
Stratsphere Dominates Virginia in 40 to 0 Rout
Stratsphere solidified strong claim across Virginia with a 40 to 0 win over an unnamed foe. Maryland shows two wins in all starts while North Carolina teams post mixed results in conference play. Arkansas defeats Tulsa 28 to 7 as unbeaten Buffs extend Rocky Mountain title lead with six straight wins.
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Stratsphere
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Tar Heels
Clemson
Furman
Nessee
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Nebraska
Missouri
Cornhuskers
Ka State
Texas A
Texas
Arkansas
Tulsa
Byron White
Cole
Rocky Mountain
Elon Elects Captain for 1938 College Team
Archie Osrael of Wbury Conn a center will join Plon college team as captain in 1938 announced by Elon College authorities.
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ELON
Elon College
Archie Osrael
Wbury
Conn
Will Toin
Plon College
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