Duke Defeats VMI 37 to 6 in opening SoCon game
Duke University rolled to a 37 to 6 victory over Virginia Military Institute in Greensboro. Bob Cox starred with three touchdowns as Duke piled on in the second quarter and held off VMI’s lone score after a blocked punt. Duke outgained the Cadets 316 yards to 38.
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Mills Home 9 Victor 25 10.0 Mills Home 9 Victor 25
In Thomasville on Sept 30 Mills Home defeats Leakeville 25 to 0. Ray and Meacham lead the running game with strong line play as Mills Home scores two touchdowns and adds a third through a pass to Smith. Gwyn Troxier stand out for Leakeville.
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College football scores across regions reported
A long list of college football results shows Virginia beating Randolph Macon 39 to 6, Georgia topping NC State 20 to 16, Florida 28 Stetson 0, and many others including Ohio University 61 Morris Harvey 6, California 39 Cal Aggies, and Washington State 56 Puget Sound 6. Numerous minor pairings elsewhere in the Midwest, West, and South complete the Saturday slate.
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Home Town Youth Leads Virginia To Victory 39 0
Harry Martin, a home town lad in his second Cavalier game, starred as Virginia defeated Macon 39 to 0 in front of about four thousand. Charlottesville halfback Willard Quarles supplied key ground gains as Virginia amassed 22 first downs in a strong team effort coached by Dawson.
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Thomasville High Crushes China Grove In Narrow Win
Thomasville High edged China Grove 7 to 6 in a hard fought football clash. A strong stone wall defense and timely plays kept China Grove from surging ahead, with Hill blocking a punt and Perry recovering and rushing for a 60 yard score. China Grove answered in the second half but Thomasville held on for the victory.
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High Point to Host All-Star Baseball Series for Charity
Industrial League All-Stars clash with Amateur All-Stars in a three game set at High Point to settle the league rivalry. Proceeds go to the high school athletic fund. Managers Thomas and Hill pledge hard play and entertaining action with gold baseballs awarded to participants.
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Ruth Urged to Play in Mexico By Mexican Government
American Ambassador Josephus Daniels cabled Babe Ruth urging acceptance of an official invitation from the Mexican government to play in Mexico late this fall or early winter. It is understood the Mexican president has already sent an invitation to Ruth and Mrs. Ruth.
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Roanoke Narrowly Falls to Generals in 14-6 Loss
In Lexington Virginia on September 30 the Roanoke College football team held Washington and Lee to a 7-6 halftime lead after a 14-yard Mattox to Joe Sawyers pass gave the Generals a second period score. Washington and Lee pulled away in the final quarter to win 14-6.
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Soccer Practice At High School Monday
The first soccer practice of the season is set for Monday at 4 PM at the high school field with Coach Andy Merrilees in charge. Local teams anticipate a strong season as league plans are being organized.
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Wake Forest Freshmen Triumph Over Oak Ridge Cadets
Wake Forest College freshmen defeated Oak Ridge cadets 7 to 0 on September 30. Vincent Tex Edens scored the 17 yard touchdown for Wake Forest, with six former Oak Ridge players starting for the Baby Deacons.
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