Football hysteria across campuses promises blood and thunder
The article chronicles a weekend of college football drama with Davidson challenging Duke in Richardson Stadium, North Carolina State and North Carolina in Raleigh, Wake Forest over George Washington in Washington, and Minnesota against Nebraska in Lincoln. It notes Tulane star Honest John Andrews, NCW's basketball coaching clinic, and Ray Matulewicz beating Carl Knowles in Durham, while highlighting High Point Black Bisons, Virgil Yow's Purple Panthers opening in Lenoir, and Winston-Salem Children’s Home winning 35th straight.
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Richardson Stadium
Davidson Wildcats
Duke Blue Devils
Raleigh
Wolfpack
Tar Heels
South Carolina
Wake Forest
George Washington
Washington
Minnesota Gopher
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Platte Valley
Lincoln
Clemson
Tigers
Tulane
West Point
Texas Longhorn
Baton Rouge
L. A. A. Tiger
Michigan
Wolverines
Spartans
Michigan U
Michigan State
John Andrews
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sammy Baugh
Ray Matulewicz
Carl Knowles
Durham
Knowles
High Point
Black Bisons
Virgil Yow
Purple Panthers
Lenoir
Winston-Salem
South High
Bill Murray
State Carolina fracas looms in Raleigh this evening
The writer notes a Wake Forest vs North Carolina game in Raleigh this afternoon and mentions a tie between the Blue Imps and Baby Deacons. Davis-Elkins is fading as a football power while Elon is favored to win tonight.
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Raleigh
Peahead Walker
Wake Forest
Davis-Elkins
Elon
Ashoro
Cowboy Luttrall Loses After Fouled Battle With Henry Graber
In a rough main event Henry Graber defeats Cowboy Luttrall in two straight falls as Luttrall employs repeated fouling. Referee Thompson struggles to control the match amid crowd and ringside scuffles. Roy Graham also wins two falls over Charley Webb in a separate bout with Webb showing late offense.
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Jimmy Morris
Luttrall
Henry Graber
Thompson
Graber
Littrall
Roy Graham
Charley Webb
Webb
Fformance
Graham
South Carolina
Football Scores From AP Pebble East and Midwest Upsets Noted
AP brief lists numerous college football results across regions. Bucknell defeated Lebanon Valley 13–0, Duquesne beat West Virginia Wesleyan Glenville 39–27, Wake Forest triumphed over George Washington 6–, and Syracuse posted 26–6 over Clarkson. Other notable scores include Miami 40– South Georgia Teachers 6, Baylor 33 Oklahoma City 0, Hardin-Simmons 51 Ouachita 0, and Southwestern U. 7 North Texas Teachers 6.
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Associated Press
East Bucknell
Lebanon Valley
Duquesne
West Virginia Wesleyan
Glenville
W. Va
Fairmont
George Washington
Wake Forest
Marshall
Western Maryland
St. Vincent
St. Bonaventure
Morris Harvey
Salem
Mississippi Temple
LaSalle
West Chester
Syracuse
Clarkson
South Miami
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Tuseculum
Carson-Newman
Cumberland
Mississippi State
Spring Hill
Fiskine
Presbyterian
Furman
Wofford
Northeast Center
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Chattanooga
Mississippi College
MID West Kansas
Washburn
Detroit
Western
Southwest Baylor
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Baptist
Southwestern
Okla
Arkansas Tech
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Kans
Delta
Miss
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Handerson State
Texarkana College
Hendrix
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New Mexico Normal
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Creighton
Hardin-Simmons
Ouachita
Sam Houston
Schreiner Inst
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St. Edward's
St. Mary's
Texas
Abilene Christian
Southwestern U
North Texas
Fights Last Night Highlights Across Cities
In New York Walter Woods won a ten round decision over Solly Krieger. John Henry Johnson Jr defeated Paul Cortlyn in Philadelphia. Mike Piskin outpointed Pete Galliano in Baltimore. Ray Matulewicg beat Carl Knowles in Durham in ten rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Walter Woods
Solly Krieger
Brooklyn
Atlantic City
N. J
John Henry Johnson, Jr
Philadelphia
Paul Cortlyn
Newark
Mike Piskin
Long Branch
Pete Galliano
Baltimore
Durham
N. C
Ray Matulewicg
Carl Knowles
Rome
Hi Point Trounced In Second Gal Grid Games
Hank Greenberg drives in 6 runs as Detroit Redskins crush the Browns 14-4 to inch toward Lou Gehrig's AL RBI record with two games left. Dodgers end 14-game skid with 7-4 win over Giants while Lefty Gomez stalls in final tuneup before the World Series. Cardinals beat Cubs 4-1 after recent struggles.
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Associated Press
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Hank
Isue
Detroit Dynamite
Lou Gehrig
Gehrig
Greenberg
Hank Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Tigers
Browns
Joe DiMaggio
Dodgers
Giants
Lefty Gomez
Boston Red Sox
E! Goofy
Yankees
Lefty
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Big college gridiron day across the nation
Nationwide slate of major games draws massive crowds with Minnesota taking on Nebraska, Michigan versus Michigan State, Ohio State versus Purdue, Wisconsin against Marquette, and top matchups from coast to coast including Army Clemson and Navy Citadel.
Furman Dominates Wofford 58 0 in Greenville Showdown
Furman blew out Wofford 58 to 0 as captain June Scott scored three touchdowns and added three extra points. Paul Gwinn dashed 85 yards and Joe Foster ran 80 yards as Furman piled up 686 total yards and 25 first downs while limiting Wofford to 53 yards and three first downs.
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Greenville
8. C
Tony Argerinos
Wofford
Furman
Elon Crippled for Tilt Tonight at Davis Elkins
Elon College faces Davis Elkins tonight at Memorial Stadium Greensboro at 8. Last minute losses include Hal Bradley out two weeks after surgery, plus Hal Watts and Ben Hurst limited by injuries. Only Wellington Seacker backs Rigdon Grundman and Art Lea fills Bradley’s end spot as Elon vows to win and remain undefeated. A large crowd is expected with multiple bands providing music.
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Elon College Christianes
Davis Elkins
Memorial Stadium
Greensboro
Hal Bradley
Bradley
Wellington Seacker
Rigdon Grundman
Art Lea
Hal Watts
Ben Hurst
Senators
Elon
Greensboro High School
Peg Burlington
State Carolina Battle Tops Conference List
Intra conference tilts across the Southern Conference pitted Virginia and North Carolina teams in state and league race actions. Duke faced Davidson while North Carolina met N C State as Wake Forest lost to George Washington University 34 6 and Furman crushed Wofford 68 0.
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Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
Duke
Davidson
N. C. State
Old Dominion
Washington and Lee
William and Mary
Wake Forest
George Washington University
Washington
Furman
Walloping
Wofford
Clemson
Tulane
Army
West Point
Citadel
Navy
Annapolis
al Miller
Tennessee
Knoxville
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Georgia Bulldogs
Maryland
University of Pennsylvania
Terrapins
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Vv. M. I
Norfolk
Appalachian State Teachers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Hickory
Angell
Wilson
West Carolina
East Tennessee
Johnson City
Tenn
Catawba
Newberry
Salisbury
Davis-Elkins
Elon
Greensboro
East Carolina
Guilford
High Point
Lees-MacRae
Panthers Open Season in Lenoir Against Lees-McRae
High Point college sends 22 players from High Point noon today to Lenoir for the season opener against Lees-McRae tonight. This marks the Panthers first gridiron appearance in five years.
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High Point College
Lenoir
Lees-McRae
Purple Panthers
National Standings and Today’s Games
National standings listed with today’s fixtures: New York at Brooklyn, St. Louis at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Boston.
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New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Matchups Set for Basketball Season Openers
Boston faces New York in a marquee opening, Cleveland travels to Detroit, Chicago visits St. Louis, and Washington plays Philadelphia in a four game early schedule.
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New York One
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Home Run Hitters Highlight Yesterday's Scores
A brief recap notes multiple players with home run achievements from yesterday. Names include Greenberg and O'Dea among others, with mentions of two hitters hitting two homers. The report records standout efficiency and team contributions across the games.
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Greenberg
Tigere
Matulewicz Wins Ten-Round Victory at Durham
Ray Matulewicz former Duke University leather pusher won a one sided ten round decision over Carl Knowles of Rome Georgia last night in Durham. Matulewicz spotted Knowles five pounds at the start.
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Durham
Ray Matulewicz
Duke University
Carl
Barker's Picks from Herbert W. Barker
NCAA football selections with bold-eyed predictions crediting Minnesota over Nebraska and Cornell over Colgate while favoring Southern California over Washington and Auburn over Tulane The column weighs Purdue Ohio State West Virginia Pitt Arkansas Texas Christian Temple Mississippi Army Clemson Navy Citadel Princeton Virginia Maryland George Washington Wake Forest Carnegie Mellon Michigan Michigan State Wisconsin Notre Dame and Drake with noted backfield stars and coaching stances
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Clemson
Navy
Citadel
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Princeton
Virginia
Vanderbilt
Chicago
Colorado
Missouri
Louisiana State
Texas
North Carolina
North Calina State
Davidson
Duke
South Carolina
Georgia
Tulane
Auburn
Alabama
Drake
Northwestern
Iowa State
Illinois- DePaul
Midwest
Herbert W. Barker
New York
Nebraska
Minnesota
Lincoln
Bernie Bierman
Aram
Christianson
van Every
Gmitro
Cardwell
Francis
Minne Sota
Cornell-Colgate
Whits
Whit Baker
Cornell
Whit Jaeger
Celeate
California
Washington
Board of
Jay Berwanger
Clark Shaughnessy
Ohio State
Purdue
Cecil Isbell
Buckeyes
Texas Christian
West Virginia
Pitt
Jack Sutherland
Arkansas
Jack Robbins
Razorbacks
Temple
Mississippi
Navy Citadel
Fritz” Crisler
Tigertown
Penn
George Washington
Wake Forest
Carnegie
Univ
Bill Kern
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Marquette
Harry Stuldreher
Layden
Notre Dame
Enou
Ramblers
Reidsville Lions Rout High Point Bisons 26 to 0
Reidsville High School's Golden Lions, using 34 players, overwhelmed the High Point Bisons 26 to 0. Burgess D Morris and J Sacrinty scored, with Cook adding the extra point. Burgess broke for a first quarter TD as Reidsville opened strong.
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Point
Bi Bisons
Gal Lions
Golden Lions
Bisons
Ing. Burgess
High Point Pos
Rei Elliott
Mitchell Veneer
Boles
Cevess
Cca Segg
Cous LaAbMan
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ORO Es
Rh J. Sacrinty
High Point
Burgi
D. Morris
J. Sacrinty
Cook
Sacrinty
S. Huey
Groome
Andrews
Belville
Groff
Day
Walker
Scoggins
Pettigrew
Goolsby
Ferneypown
Roach
Wagoner
Feitzer
Morris
Gehringer And Medwick Still Lead With Bat
National and American league batting leaders remain led by Ducky Medwick of the Cardinals and Charley Gehringer of the Tigers. Medwick gained three points to .379 as Johnny Mize closed to within 0.12, while Gehringer dropped four points to .374 but still sits 22 points ahead of Lou Gehrig who slipped to .353.
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Ducky Medwick
Cardim
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Medwick
Johnny Mize
St. Louis
Gehringer
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Freshman Football Scores From Durham and Raleigh
In Durham Wake Forest defeated Duke 7 points to nothing. In Raleigh Belmont Abbey beat North Carolina State frosh 24 to 7.
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Durham
Wake Forest
Duke
Raleich
Belmont
N. C
Frosh
Northwestern Iowa State Inaugural Safe For Northwestern
Preview lists picks for games including Northwestern over Iowa State in an opening contest. Other notable calls include Kentucky over Oklahoma State, Rice starting first game to back Rice Owls, Texas over Louisiana Lafay ette and Georgia favored to beat South Carolina.
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Iowa State
Xavier
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Rice
Owls
Southern Methodist - Centenary
Shreveport
Louisiana
Texas
Dana Bible
Texas Longhorns
South Carolina
Georgia
Gamecocks
North Carolina
Prorom
Tar Heels
Duke
Duquesne
West Providence
Villanova
Penn Military
Penn State
Gettysburg
Clinoils
Depaul
Kansas
Washburn
Baylor
Oklahoma City
Alabama
Sewanee
Washington and Lee
Richmond
Virginia Military
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