Branch Stars In Tar Heels 13 6 Victory Over Virginia
North Carolina defeats Virginia 13 to 6 as Johnnie Branch returns a 44 yard punt for a touchdown and sets up Hanes Lassiter's winning score. Duke closes regular season with Washington and Lee. Catawba beats Lenoir Rhyne 25 2. Appalachian loses to Glenville 25 6. post season charity games loom for Duke UNC and rivals.
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Whitney Thar
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
Johnnie Branch
Davidson
Wake Forest
Deacons
Cats
Duke
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Blue Devils
Kid Brewer
Catawba
Lenoir Rhyne
Hickory
Indians
Bears
Appalachian
Glenville College
Glenville
W. Va
Mountaineers
University of North Carolina
Levinsky to Sub for Stribling in Chicago Boxing
Chicago dates say King Levinsky, the Chicago Jewish heavyweight, may replace Ernie Schaaff against W. L. Stribling on December 3 at the Chicago Stadium. Stribling fractured a hand last week and cannot fight, prompting matchmaker Lewis to pursue the substitution with Young Stribling listed at Boston.
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Chicago
Mate Lewis
King Levinsky
Ernie Schaaff
W. L
Young) Stribling
Southern Conference Standings Through Thanksgiving
The AP reports Southern Conference standings after Thanksgiving games, listing teams, points for and against, and total points for the period. Details include each team's current score totals and current league position based on games played up to November 27.
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SANE
Fights Last Night in Midwest Bouts Reported
In Muncie Indiana farmer Joe Cooper from West York Illinois outpointed Peter Mike of Indianapolis in a ten round bout. In Sheboygan Wisconsin Frankie Battaglia from Winnipeg scored a knockout over K O White of Chicago in one round.
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Associated Free
Muncie
Ind
Farmer Joe Coooper
West York
Peter Mike
Indianapolis
Sheboygan
Wis
Frankie Battaglia
Winnipeg
K. O. White
Chicago
Tulane Clinches Southern Conference Title With Win
Tulane faces LSU to seal undisputed claim after Tennessee draw with Kentucky keeps Tulane ahead. Chattanooga tops the SIAC and Dixie races while several teams finish undefeated or near. Georgia and Georgia Tech clash, Washington and Lee meet Duke.
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Francis Carpenter
Atlanta
Tulane University
New Orleans
Louisiana State University
Tulane
S. A
Tennessee
Kentucky
University of Chattanooga
Centre College
Chattanooga
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Dixie
Louisiana Tech
Centenary College
Centenary
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Auburn
South Carolina
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginia
North Carolina
Ben
North Corona
Mississippi
Mississippi Aggies
Florida
Loyola
Southern
Clemson
Furman
State
Northwestern
Purdue
Big Ten
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas City
Temple
Missouri
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Duke
Washington & Lee
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Baylor
Rice
Notre Dame Army Feature Battle Draws Tomorrow Interest
New York November 27 football fans await a slate of late season clashes led by Notre Dame versus Army at Yankee Stadium. Notre Dame's varied attack faces a tough Army defense while other inter sectional games include Stanford-Darmouth Cambridge and Detroit-Georgetown.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Notre Dame
Army
Ramblers
California
Stanford
Darmouth
Cambridge
Detroit
Georgetown
Yale
Princeton
Washington
Jefferson
West Virginia
Lehigh
Penn
Duke Faces Washington and Lee in Lexington Virginia
The piece notes Duke ends its season against Washington and Lee University in Lexington Virginia. It suggests Washington and Lee may offer stout resistance, while Duke is favored to win even without Kid Brewer. It also references other games and predicts Yale over Princeton and several other matchups.
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Duke
Generals of
Washington and Lee
Lexington
Virginia
Jimmy DeHart
Blue Devils
Kid Brewer
Washington and
Lee
Army Boys
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Oll
New Haven
Albie Booth
Bulldogs
Princeton Tiger
Princeton
Yale
Stanford
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Detroit
West Virginia
Washington and Jefferson
Western Maryland
Muhlenberg
NAVY
Wooster
Tulane
Louisiana State
U. Georgia
Georgia Tech
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
RICE
Baylor
Bureau Forecast Ends Indian Summer in Carolinas
The Weather Bureau says North and South Carolina will see normal winter weather for the remainder of the season with below zero air from the northwest reaching the region in a modified form and continued rain expected today and tomorrow.
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United States Weather Bureau
North
South Carolina
Carolinas
Big Boys Battle for Synthetic Title at Madison Square Garden
Madison Square Garden hosts a 16 round heavyweight bout between Primo Carnera and Victor Campolo for the new dreadnought title. New York Athletic Commission recognizes the winner as world champion, with charity sponsor Federation For the Support of Jewish Philanthropic Societies handling profits amid modest $50,000 gate projection.
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Dixxon Stewart
United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Coney Island
the Garden
Carnera
Victorio Campolo
Jack Sharkey
Jimmy Maloney
King” Levinsky
Chicago
Campolo
Phil Scott
Johnny Risko
Tommy Loughran
High Point Y M C A Kicks Win Over Winston-Salem 4 to 3
The High Point Y M C A soccer team defeated Winston-Salem 4 to 3 after two overtime periods. Chet Smith and Hartley scored for High Point while Winston-Salem rallied in regular time and overtime but High Point’s team play dominated. The locals meet Kernersville next afternoon at 8 on the high school field.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Winston
Chet Smith
Hartley
Kernersville
Olw
Carloe
Culler
Marshall
Styron
Gubsome
Harris
Crowell
Smith
Newsome
Inland Fisheries Progress in North Carolina
The inland fisheries board under J S Hargett reports gains in fish pond development and stocking across streams and lakes. Regulary rules enforce open seasons size limits and methods of taking fish while fostering a 10 million annual output from hatcheries and fingerling releases.
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Aycock
Inland Fisheries Board
Conservation and Development Department
J S. Hargett
Division of Inland Fisheries
North Carolina
Atlantic Ocean
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
California
Tish and Game
Alameda
BE. J. Sumner, Jr
Sumner
College football scores and results from a regional roundup
A historical collage of college football results shows Cornell 7 Penn 0 Colgate 13 Brown 7 Pitt 40 Nebraska 0 New York 7 Carnegie 6 Holy Cross 7 Boston College 6 Indiana 0 Illinois 0 Indiana 6 Chicago 0 Marquette 32 Drake 6 Alabama 14 Vanderbilt 6 Auburn 13 South Carolina 6 etc. Numerous small colleges and service teams listed with final scores and two period notes.
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Cornell
Penn
Colgate
Brown
Pitt
Nebraska
New York
Carnegie
Holy Cross
Boston Col
North Dakota
George Washington
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Glenville
Appalachian
Midwest
Chicago
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Marquette
Drake
South Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Auburn
South Carolina
Ac - Lane
Mississippi A
North Carolina
Virginia
Howard
Duquesne
Chattanooga
Centre
Santa Clara
Loyola
Southwestern
Bowdoin State
Erskine
Southern
Tetson
Georgia State
Maryville
Carson Newman
Salvation Army Tops Frosh In 20 9 Victory
The Salvation Army basketball team won its third straight, rallying past High Point College freshman 20 9 after trailing 5 1 at halftime. Davis led with 8 points, Grissom and Lilly 5 each, Warlick 6 for the Army as they pulled away in the second half.
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Salvation Army
High Point College
Army
Davis
Grissom
Lilly
Warlick
Denton
H. P. C. Fresh
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Branch
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Brilliant Star
Cavalier
Davidson Cats
Southwest
Texas A
Texas
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma
Far West
University of Io At
Los Angeles
St. Mary's
Oakland
Oregon
Perkins
Levinsky
Schaaf
W Essences
Maryland Eereere
L. B. U. Wscceees
Sewanee
W. and
Wee
Ga. Tech
Eevee
N. Carolina
V. Weer
N. C. State
Miss. A. and
Ship
Lucky
Notre Dane
Jack Gillen, JR
Carolina
BIG Boys
Camera
FROSH
Mister Walsh
Smokey
THE
Palimetto Limited
Ham Fisher
Kuppenheimer
Elwood
Ann ‘Oe
Ats Eau Ear
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