Southern Teams Tackle Big Weekend in College Football
Georgia defeated Virginia Polytechnic Institute 40 to 0 and prepares to meet Yale in New Haven in a highly anticipated intersectional clash. Vanderbilt edged North Carolina 13 to 0 and loses captain Amos Leonard to a broken wrist as it travels to Ohio State. Auburn faces Wisconsin in Madison while Georgia Tech battles Carnegie Tech at home. Oglethorpe travels to Manhattan, Villa Nova meets Duke in Durham, and Duke defeats VMI 13 to 0 marking Wallace Wade’s first win as Duke’s coach.
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Ohio State
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Georgia Tech
Carnegie Tech
South Carolina
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Oglethorpe
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Charlotte
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Duke
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Washington and Lee
Jimmy DeHart
Generals
Virginia
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Gobblers
Wallace Wade
Virginia Military Institute
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Villanova
Durham
North
Clemson
Jess Neely
Alabama
Tigers
Presbyterian College
Tennessee
State
Wake Forest
Deacons
Pat Miller
Furman
Purple Hurricane
Gastonia
Little Atlantic University
Virginia Beach
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Salisbury
Kentucky Western
Bowling Green
Appalachian
High Point
King College
Bristol
Eshelman And Conant Capture Tennis Championship
Eshelman and Conant defeated Saunders Williams after a three set battle to claim the championship. The match featured a tight second set that extended to 11 9 in favor of Eshelman and Conant, with strong serving and returns from both teams and standout play by Williams for the losers. A silver loving cup was awarded to the victors.
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Carolina Grid Teams Struggle Across The South
Maryland edged Cone 7 to 6 in a late rally. Alabama overwhelmed Mississippi 55 to 6 as Burke ran 106 yards for Ole Miss’ lone TD. Tulane beat Texas A and M 7 to 6. Tennessee crushed Clemson 44 to 0 in Knoxville. Davidson upset Washington and Lee 7 to 0. Duke beat VMI 13 to 0. North Carolina lost to Vanderbilt 13 to 0. Florida routed NC State 34 to 0. Catawba, Guilford, Appalachian and others posted wins as state teams mix with conference foes.
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Louisiana State
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Stetson
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Wofford
Millsaps
Mississippi Teachers
Citadel
Erskine
South Carolina
Sewanee
Virginia
Davidson
Bowlers Meet All Y Here Tomorrow
W F Bailey physical director of the local YWCA calls a Thursday night meeting for all bowling teams entered in last year's Commercial and Industrial leagues and for new entrants. Commercial teams meet at 7 15 and Industrial at 8. King Pin house alleys to host this year’s matches which are expected to be closer. Several leagues are being formed, including a possible ten team loop ruling the 16 pound balls. Meetings planned for next week to organize additional leagues.
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W. F. Bailey
Elmer Sensenbach
High Point
Woman Sues Cubs For Loss of Eyesight
Chicago woman Elizabeth Marie Klaus sues the Chicago Cubs for 50000 dollars claiming a foul ball hit by Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates April 17 caused the loss of sight in one eye. The lawsuit seeks damages for personal injury.
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Waner
Rifle matches to become annual title event in Missouri plan
Ozark enthusiasts sponsor a plan to make rifle matches for the championship of southwestern Missouri an annual event, aiming to promote shooting sport in the region.
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Missouri
Ozark
Golf Exhibition Here Next Sunday
Bill Deuschle, famed for long drives in the south, headlines a golf exhibition at High Point municipal links next Sunday at 8 PM. He teams with Paul Andress of Forsyth Country Club against Andy Merrilles of High Point Country Club and Dugan Aycock. High Point players recently defeated George Slingerland and George Corcoran in a city-course exhibition.
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South
High Point Municipal Links
Dugan Aycock
Deuschle
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Forsyth Country Club
Winston-Salem
Andy Merrilles
High Point Country Club
Aycock
High Point
George Slingerland
Northwestern Coach Explains Warner System For 1931 Season
Northwestern University head coach Dick Hanley explains Glenn Pop Warner’s Warner system and its open backfield attack. He details wingback formations, signals in a huddle, and how he will use Rentner and Russell with a thinner line to pressure defenses and create space despite losses from 1930.
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Northwestern
Otlers
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Warner Eystem
Glenn S
Pop” Warner
Warner
Carlisle Indians
Pop
Glenn
Breaks Win Games For Alert Teams Saturday
The column traces key breaks shaping Oct football results. Tulane tops Texas Aggies 7 0 in New Orleans after a blocked punt out of a neck tackle leads to a Green Wave score. Vanderbilt beats North Carolina 13 0 in Nashville as late fumbles set up a TD. Georgia Tech rallies past South Carolina 25 13 in Atlanta. Alabama and Georgia roll past Mississippi and V P I, while Tennessee routs Clemson 40 0. Bennie Boggess turns pro.
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Loyola of the South
Associated Press
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Tulane
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
Texas Aggies
Texans
Nellie Felts
Felts
Newitt
Texas
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Dalrymple
Hewitt
Green Wave
Carolina
Nashville
North Carolina
Johnny Branch
Tar Heels
Commodores
Thompson
Roberts
Vandy
Atlanta
South Carolina
Notre Dame to meet Northwestern in big week game
Notre Dame Ramblers clash with Northwestern Wildcats in a high profile intersectional showdown at Soldier Field Chicago before about 100000 fans. Both teams showcased strong defenses and potent attacks in opening games with Notre Dame rolling Indiana 25 0 and Northwestern beating Nebraska 19 7. Three Smith brothers Glen Clyde and Ray provided varsity center material at Missouri for nine years.
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Nebraska
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University of Missouri
White Sox Need One More Game For Title
Chicago's White Sox surge toward the city championship with a 13 to 6 win over the Cubs. They hold three victories in the series while the Cubs have two, signaling the Sox as the better team of the two leagues in this rivalry.
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Cubs
Sox
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Bob Smith
Pat Malone
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