Charity gridiron charity games in North Carolina feature
In Charlotte the state faces hunger by supporting a charity football week. Five charity games follow a kickoff event, with Duke and North Carolina players forming a Devil Heels squad to face a demon Wolfcats team from Wake Forest North Carolina State and Davidson at Duke Stadium. Tickets go on sale across the state, with the American Legion sponsoring the sale.
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Charlotte
N. C
Old North State
Duke
North Carolina University
Devil Heels
Demon Wolfcats
Wake Forest
N. C. State
Davidson
North Carolina
American Legion
Charity football and music events draw crowds in North State region
Governor C Max Gardner bought tickets at five dollars as thousands attend a charity football double bill featuring Appalachian and Catawba in Charlotte. Elon and High Point compete at Burlington or High Point while Davidson freshmen meet UNC freshmen in Hickory. Guilford opened with a 12 to 6 win over Moravian to aid Twin City charities. Duke tops Washington and Lee as Lowell Mason runs for 88 yards on the kickoff.
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C. Max Gardner
Appalachian
Catawba
Charlotte
Elon
High Point
Burlington
Davidson
University of North Carolina
Hickory
Guilford
Winston- Salem
Moravian College
Twin City
Washington and Lee
Old Dominion
Duke
Lowell Mason
Generals
Lateral Pass Sets Up Big Role in Yale Grid Clash
At a banquet of top coaches led by Amos Alonzo Stagg and Bob Lassiter praised by May Stevens, Yale stars Clem and Mac Williamson dazzled Princeton with rapid back and forth lateral passes. Stevens calls Lassiter a promising sophomore after three Princeton touchdowns.
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Lassiter
Edward J. Neil
Associated Press
New York
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Chicago
Glenn Scobey Warner
Stanford
Bill Alexander
Georgia Tech
Chick Meehan
New York University
Notre Dame
Hunk” Anderson
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Rip” Miller
Navy
Columbia
Lou Little
Andy Kerr
Colgate
May Stevens
Yale
Clem
Mac Williamson
Glen Cove
N. Y
Eli
Princeton
Tigers
Mac
Stevens
Bob Lassiter
Charlotte
N. C
National scoring leaders list features Campiglio and Monett atop standings
The Associated Press highlights top scorers as Bob Campiglio of West Liberty Teachers College and Bob Monett of Michigan State lead the national individual scoring race. The table lists players by region with points from touchdowns and field goals, showing Monnett strong in the Midwest and Campiglio in the East.
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Associated Press
Bob Campiglio
West Yo
W. Va
Teachers College
Bob Monett
Michigan State
Pat Fld
Tota
Campiglio
West Liberty Wee
Midwest
Monnett
Mich
Rocky Mt
Christensen
Utah
South—Felts
Tulane
Pacific—Shaver
So. Call
Sicence QB
Graham
Kans
Pardonner
Purdue
Southwest
Ledbetter
Arkansas
Missouri
Duncan
Grinnell
Baseball Magnates Meet In West Baden
Minor league officials from across the country gathered in West Baden Indiana for their annual three day meeting opening tomorrow as the Western League holds its yearly conference. Major league magnates and official delegates also attended meetings this week in the city.
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West Baden
Ind
Western League
Three Field Goals Spark Sewanee Victory Over Virginia
In Atlanta on November 30, the 1931 Southern Conference season saw only three field goals scored. Otis Jeffries of Sewanee kicked one in the 3–0 win over Virginia, contributing to Sewanee's October 10 victory.
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Atlanta
Sewanee
Virginia
Otis Jeffries
Sing Sing Grid Team Wins Again
Sing Sing defeated the Poughkeepsie All-Stars 18 to 6 to rebound after two losses. A 36-yard pass set up the first touchdown, followed by line plunges and a third score after the visitors answered with a 55-yard run. Local chatter touched on a rumored coach, and gate receipts of $200 boosted holiday cheer.
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Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Big House
Poughkeepsie All-Stars
Alabama Pitts
All-Stars
J. Gordon Flannery
Syracuse
Booth earns backfield berth on AP All Eastern team
Albie Booth of Yale secures a third straight AP All Eastern backfield spot after Yale’s late victory over Harvard boosts his votes. Barry Wood leads at quarterback. John Orsi of Colgate tops votes as an end, with Price of Army and Viviano of Cornell repeating as honorees.
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New York
Albie Booth
Yale
Associated Press
Bulldogs
Booth
Harvard
Albie
Barry Wood
Wood
Bill Morton
Dartmouth
John Orsi
Colgate
John Price
Army
Bart Viviano
Cornell
Constellation
Boots
Ale
Viviano
Mae
All Eastern Third Team picks for 194? college players
All Eastern Conference third team selections include Bucknell fullback Hinkle at 31 points and Cornell end Martinex Zorilla at 19, with Pennsylvania end Colenhower 23, Army tackle Summerfelt 19, Columbia guard McDuffie 22, Army center Trice 7, Harvard guard Hardy 20, Holy Cross tackle Cavalieri 12, Dartmouth end Morton 29, Fordham quarterback Murphy 30, Dartmouth halfback McCall 18, and Pennsylvania Perina 11.
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Martinex-Zorilla
Cornell
Colenhower
Pennsylvania
Summerfelt
Army
McDuffie
Columbia
Trice
Hardy
Harvard
Cavalieri
Holy Cross
Morton
Dartmouth
Murphy
Fordham
McCall
Perina
Tulane Eyes Rose Bowl Bid After Washington State Clash
Tulane Green Wave undefeated and conference champions head to Saturday's game with Washington State. A win could propel Tulane toward the Rose Bowl. Georgia eyes a Los Angeles clash with Southern Cal after a 35 0 win over Georgia Tech. Duke edges Washington and Lee 6 0 as Duke moves on.
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Atlanta
Tulane University
Washington State
Tulane Green Wave
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Texas A. and
Southwest
Tulane
Louisiana State University
Pasadena
Southern California
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Georgia Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Los Angeles
Lowell Mason
Duke
Washington and
Lee
Catfish Smith Tops Southern Conference Scorers
Vernon Catfish Smith led extra point scoring in the Southern Conference with five points against Georgia Tech as Alabama star J B Whitworth finished a close second with 15 points after touchdowns in a wild season finale.
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Atlanta
Vernon
Catfish
Georgia Tech
J. B. Whitworth
Alabama
Beaver farming, hunting accidents and animal quirks in North Carolina
The piece notes fog and smoke hinder hunting early season on both coast and upstate in North Carolina. It describes John Quincy Gilkey releasing beavers at Lake Tahoma and a beaver killed by a fall, suggesting beaver farming profits. A hunting accident near West Jefferson kills Len Greer, and water fish suffer from forest fires and drought. Extras cover color vision in animals, squirrels as nut crackers, a deer killed by leaping a fence, and rabbits and fish eye traits.
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John Quincy Gilkey
Board of Conservation and Development
Marion
Len Greer
Ritter Estepp
West Jefferson
West
Jefferson
Guy Hargett
Jones County
Big Five Star football charity game set for Durham
State grid fans prepare for a Big Five and Little Six charity game at Durham on Saturday. Tickets are selling fast through American Legion posts with forty percent of local sales benefiting local charities and gate proceeds aiding state relief. The piece notes many players vie for all state honors amid football's record toll of twenty three deaths this season and rising auto fatalities in North Carolina.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
Georgia
Maryland
Louisiana State
Kentucky
South Carolina
Auburn
Sewanee
Duke
Vanderbilt
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Centre
Columbia
S. C
New York University
New York
North Carolina
Durham
Davidson
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
State Grid
American Legion
Abolish Football Claim Sparks Debates Across Nation
The writer argues football is not inherently dangerous, just rough, citing the many players who stay injury free and a fatal street accident as a counterpoint. He compares football risk to everyday hazards like walking, urging focus on safety rather than abolition.
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High Point
Wne
Yale star Albie Booth worstill in serious condition
Yale’s Albie Booth, famed three sport athlete and captain of the football team, is seriously ill at New Haven hospital after a week with a bad cold that developed into lung infection. Once a national sensation at 140 pounds, Booth was named to the All Eastern first team for the third straight year.
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Albie Booth
Yale
Blue
New Haven Hospital
Mighty Atom
Booth
Carideo
Associated Press
Canadian Waters Attract Flocking Migrants In Seasonal Display
Geese ducks brant and shore birds venture into Canadian waters during the southward migration, attracting astonished visitors with large numbers and a vibrant seasonal display.
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