Navy Handily Beats Cadets as LSU Triumphs Over Tulane
In a packed Philadelphia stadium 102,000 witnessed Navy defeat Army 7 0 after two late breaks in penalties. Meanwhile LSU hammered Tulane 43 to 6 as Alabama remained unbeaten in the SEC title race. Columbia led Stanford 7 0 on Furey’s 79 yard kickoff return, and Boston College closed its strong season with a 13 12 win over a fierce rival.
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Alabama
Tennes
Washington
Pasadena
Louisiana State
Navy
Municipal
Philadelphia
Army
Sneed Schmidt
Charles
Monk) Meyer
George Furey Pghes
Columbia
Stanford
Boston
Boston College
Gil Dobie
Auburn Defeats Florida 13-0 in SEC Contest
Auburn defeats Florida 13 to 0 in Montgomery before 6000 fans despite late second half scuffles that saw Sivell of Auburn and Roscia of Florida ejected. Auburn, leading 139-0 on two sustained first half drives, rests reserves after early scoring drive. Kilgore and Hitchock led two drives, Mayberry set up the first touchdown after Florida’s kicker out of bounds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Auburn
University of Florida
Sivell
Roscia
Florida
Villanova
Havana
Cuba
Mayberry
Kilgore
Billy Hitch
Plainsamen
Kernersville man wins $50 Merchants Award
Wesley Rothrock of Kernersville received the $50 cash prize offered by the Merchants Association after a presentation by F. J. Size More, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Wesley Rothrock
Kernersville
Merchants
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Conference Title Hopes Hit By Draw and Upset
Holy Cross and Texas Christian were held to a scoreless draw by Southern Methodist as Arkansas eyes the championship. Arkansas can clinch by beating Texas next Saturday while Baylor edged Rice 10-7 to tie Texas A and M for third. Georgia beat Georgia Tech 16-6 in the SWC, Auburn defeated Florida 13-0, Mississippi State routed Mercer 32-0, and Nebraska overwhelmed Oregon State 32-14 in Portland.
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Holy Cross
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Arkansas’ Razorbacks
Arkansas
Texas
Baylor
Bears
Rice
Texas A
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Florida
Mississippi State
Mercer
Portland
Ore
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Oregon State
Oregon
College Football Scores From The Era
Navy 7 Army 0 Johns Hopkins 0 Louisiana State 33 Tulane 0 Georgia 16 Georgia Tech 6 Auburn 13 Florida 0 Mississippi State 42 Mercer 0 Baylor 10 Rice 7 Higham Young 0 Colorado College 6 SMU 6 TCU 0 Holy Cross 12 Boston College 13 Columbia 7 Stanford 0
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Navy
Army
Columbia
Stanford
Boston College
Holy Cross
St. Ten
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Louisiana State
Tulane
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Florida
Mississippi State
Mercer
Bion
Guiltere
Southwest Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Rice
Hiigham Young
Colorado College
Elon Downs Guilford 39 to 0 in North State clash
Elon Christian offense explodes for 39 points to rout Guilford College 39 0 at Memorial Stadium. Amos Shelton scores twice and launches two long TD passes to Rudy Walser as James Abbitt and Pittman also find paydirt.
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Greensboro
Eion
Christians
Guilford College
Elon
Quakers
James Abbitt
Acree
Shelton
Walser
Bids To Be Opened On 18 Highway Projects
Raleigh on November 28 will see bids opened for 18 highway projects with a total estimated cost around 1.74 million dollars. The items include road work and related improvements anticipated to begin under the new procurement cycle.
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Raleigh
Roman Soldier Wins Memorial Handicap in Maryland
Roman Soldier, second to Omaha last year, captures the Bryan and O'Hara Memorial Handicap at Bowie Maryland to set a new mark for Maryland sprint divisions. The four year old Cohort-Miamba colt wins the mile and three sixteenths in 1:69 2 5, pays $3.90 for a $2 straight bet, and trainer Phil Reuter plans to sell the colt for $50,000 with potential buyers from California.
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Bowie
Roman Sodidier
Omaha
Kentucky
Léfiath
Maryland
Coal Black Mon
Cohort
Miamba
Havre de Grace
Washington
Riggs
Jackie Westrope
Hatdie
Roman Soldier
Memory Book
Greentree Stable
R. A. Moore
Mara
Raught
Reminding
Moon Side
Phil Reuter
Hiwood Sachsenmaier
Historical Writers Gather for State Association Meeting
Outstanding North Carolina writers will address the State Literary and Historical Association in Raleigh on Thursday and Friday. Principal speakers include William T. Polk of Warrenton, Thomas Wolfe of Asheville now in New York, Dr. Archibald Henderson of Chapel Hill, and Gerald Johnson of the Baltimore Sun. Also joining are Rev. John A. Wright of Raleigh and Ruth Kerring of Durham.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State Literary and Historical Association
William T. Polk
Warrenton
Thomas Wolfe
Asheville
New York City
Archibald Henderson
Chapel Hill
Gerald Johnson
Baltimore Sun
John A. Wright
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Dad Lady of
Ruth Kerring
Durham
Dies In Truck Car Crash Near Raleigh
Two Negro men Joseph McCall and John Covington died in a crash nine miles north of Raleigh as a car collided with a large truck. Howard McCall and Oscar Mecall, brothers and cousin of the victims, were injured and hospitalized in Raleigh. The four were en route to Bennettsville South Carolina for a McCall family funeral. Coroner L M Waring planned an inquest next week.
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Raleigh
Here
L. M. Waring
Joseph McCall
John Covington
Washington
Howard McCall
Oscar Mecall
Bennettsville
S. C
Art
McCalls
Waring
Manero And Shute Join Miami Biltmore Staff
Denny Shute of Newton Mass winner of the PGA championship last week was added to the Miami Biltmore Country Club professional staff in Coral Gables Florida. It marks a return to the club where he previously worked after winning the 1933 British Open. Tony Manero, 1936 national open champion, was signed last June to work with Shute. Nebraska 32 Oregon State 14. San Diego Teachers 19 Whitier 14. Regis College Denver Colorado Mines 27.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Denny Shute
Newton
Mass
Miami Biltmore Country Club
Shute
Tony Manero
Biltmore
Nebraska
Oregon State
San Diego Teachers
Whittier
Regis College
Denver
Colorado Mines
Sale Of Dizzy Dean Is Being Considered
Branch Rickey, vice president and general manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, says pitcher Dizzy Dean might be traded within the next few weeks but the deal could also fail to materialize. He notes no inside track and mentions another possible deal besides a potential Pittsburgh arrangement.
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At. Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Dizzy’ Dean
Rickey
Pittsburgh
Dizzy
Ahert
Huskies Name Rose Bowl Opponent Soon
Washington officials expect the Rose Bowl opponent to be announced late next week. Island State routed Tulane 98 to 0 today, with LSU Alabama and Pittsburgh among top considerations. A Washington official said the choice may narrow to LSU or Alabama, with a quick decision hoped.
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Seattle
University of Washington
Pashdena
Ray Eckmanich
Island State
Tulahe
Mae
Blue Devils See Army Navy Game
Duke's nine wins one defeat season ends as players Hackney and Fischer are injured in the final clash with N. C. State. Coaches Wade Cameron Voyles Hagler attend Army Navy Classic in Philadelphia as Duke shifts focus to exams.
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Blue Devils
N. Y
High Point College Plans Homecoming Day Events
The Alumni Association of High Point College announced a Homecoming and Society Day lineup for next Saturday. Activities include morning alumni participation, a 3 pm business meeting at the college, and an 8 pm banquet at the Sheraton hotel with Luncheon in the dining hall.
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Sheraton Hotel
Ilbur Hutching
néw @& &tudent
Duke University
High Point
Artetesians
Mississippi State Dominates Mercer 32-0 in Dormant Showdown
Mississippi State Mastodons overwhelmed Mercer College 32 to 0 before 3,500 at STATE COLLEGE. State stalled in the first quarter but surged in the second, scoring two touchdowns and then letting reserves finish as Mercer failed to score.
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State College
Miss
Mississippi State
Mercer College
Mercer
State
Looge
Moore Silent On Rose Bowl Hopes After LSU Rout
In Baton Rouge after LSU beat Thane University 33 to 0, coach Bert Moore says he does not know about Rose Bowl chances. LSU athletic director T. P. Heath says there is no indication LSU is out of the running.
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Moore
Rose Bow
Baton Rough
Lousiana State Aniversity
TH Lané University
Berti Moore
Rose Owl
T. P. Heath
L. Ls. U
Kernersville Man Wins At Grain Show
Chicago dispatch reports Kernersville resident R. F. Linsville among winners at the International Grain Show with first to fourth place finishes by Patterson family members from Salisbury and Kernersville. The note also mentions society observances and a May Day program to be run by the central student government next spring.
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Kernersville
Chicago
North Carolina
Chester Patterson
Salisbury
W. Patterson
James A. Patterson
R. L. Patterson
F. Linsville
Kinth
Akfothiniats
Nikanthanie
Thalea
Nikanthan Society
Central Student Govern
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Huskies
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