Tar Heels Rout Maryland In Southern Conference Tilt
North Carolina Tar Heels overpower Maryland Terrapins 43 to 9 at College Park. Nash and Ward spark the offense with long runs while Spaulding and Branch breakaway scores highlight a dominant Carolina attack. Maryland shows late resistance but cannot match the Tar Heels' speed and power.
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College Football Scores From Weekend Card
A dense list of college football results with numerous mismatches shows top teams rolling over opponents. Highlights include Pittsburgh 52 Duke 7, Wake Forest 19 Richmond 0, Army 33 Gettysburg 7, Union 90 Georgetown College 26, Notre Dame 14 Indiana 0, Texas Christian 20 Simmons 4, Illinois College 7 Washington University 34.
College Football and Prep Scores From Across the Region
A broad slate shows Baylor 43 Trinity 0, Stout Institute 0, Utah Aggies 9 Montana State 0, St Ambrose 6 Midland 6 in a draw, Slippery Rock 6 California 0, Waynesburg 6 Indiana 0, Colorado 20 Nebraska 0, Washington 6 Montana 6, Rice 7 Sam Houston 2, St Thomas 6 Carleton 0, South Dakota 6 Carleton 0, River Falls 18 Eau Claire 0, Luther 21 Northland 0, Eveleth JC 32 St Johns 0, Carleton 13 Augsburg 13 tie, St Marys 78 Dubuque 0, Iowa Wesleyan 45 Graceland 0, Knox 9 Western Illinois 0, Chicago 9 Lake Forest 6, The Citadel 18 Oglethorpe 0.
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Cavaliers Defeat South Carolina 6 to 0 in Offense Hiccup
At Mellon field Virginia Cavaliers edged South Carolina Gamecocks 6 to 0 as the lone touchdown came late in a low scoring afternoon. Bill Thomas sparked Virginia with multiple long drives while both teams produced standout blocks and stout defense in a game kept by referee Foster.
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Davidson Wins Contest With Wofford Eleven
Spart anburg South Carolina October 5 Davidson defeated Wofford 7 to 0 after a scoreless three quarters. An interception and a five yard penalty set up the winning touchdown in the final minutes. King scored the lone Davidson TD with Brock adding the extra point.
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Navy Cruises Past William and Mary in Dim Showing
At Annapolis Navy defeated William and Mary 15 to 0 in a game billed as a preparation for Notre Dame. The mids were hampered by a light opponent, yet the Navy line had to struggle for every yard and the defense battled a persistent southern forward wall throughout the contest.
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Mills Home Team Routed by Children’s Home 114 to 0
Mills Home Baptist football team was crushed 114 to 0 by the Children’s Home Methodist squad from Winston-Salem in a Tuesday afternoon game in Winston-Salem.
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Tied 6 to 6 as Sewanee and Transylvania end scoreless in mud
Sewanee and Transylvania battled through a field soaked in mud and finished in a 6 to 6 tie in SEWANEE Tennessee. Transylvania’s Wor rall scored a 40 yard TD in the third period with Bazeldon credited for the Lexing ton Kentucky school's score.
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Baseball scores from a busy American League and majors card
Results list multiple games across leagues with teams like Boston Washington Philadelphia New York Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Brooklyn. Notable scores include Boston 4 Washington 3 and Philadelphia 8 New York 2 with other results shown in brief per city listings.
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Vanderbilt Triumphs Over Ouachita 26 to 6 in Autumn Tilt
Vanderbilt defeated Ouachita College 26 to 6 as the Commodores seized control in the third period with two quick touchdowns after a close first half. Johnny Askew sparked a late scoring surge for Vanderbilt, while Arkadelphia’s Tigers struck first with a 14 yard drive and a Kinard pass to Jones.
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Scoreless Tie Between Catawba and Appalachian State
Catawba college and Appalachian State battled to a scoreless tie on the Catawba field. Neither side threatened after an early drive reached Appalachian's 8 yard line. penalties marred the game for spectators.
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Glenna Collett Triumphs In Fourth National Title
Glenna Collett defended her national championship at Oakland Hills defeating Leona Pressler 4 and 3 in the 33rd national tournament final. The 26-year-old ace added a historic fourth queen of American golf crown, after firing eight birdies in 14 holes and sinking a 29 foot eagle putt on the 15th.
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Los Angeles
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Red Cagle Sparks Army 33 7 Victory Over Gettysburg
West Point reports Army defeats Gettysburg College 33 to 7 as Red Cagle returns with 109 yards on 18 carries. John Murrel and two young players helped power the line while Army struck in the final period after recovering a fumbled punt for a score.
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South Africa Poised to Break Coal Production Records
South Africa backs plans and forecasts to surpass all previous annual coal output as mining sector aims for record highs this year. Analysts cite robust demand, utility needs, and expanding mines guiding the surge in production.
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Citadel Tops Oglethorpe in Charleston Football
The Citadel defeated the Oglethorpe Petrels 18 to 0 before 3,000 at Johnson Hagood stadium. Cadets led with a deceptive offense and solid defense as Anderson fumbled early, setting up the opening Citadel score in the first three minutes.
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Dirt motor cycle racing introduced in Germany
A new form of dirt motorcycle racing has been introduced in Germany, marking the expansion of off road motor sports within the country. The event signals growing interest in niche racing formats among German audiences and adds to existing European dirt track activities.
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Wake Forest Dominates Richmond 19 to 0 in College Football
Wake Forest defeated the University of Richmond 19 to 0 at Richmond as Hipps, Newsome, and Quillen scored for the Deacons. The game featured strong rushing behind a tough line with Benton adding a drop kick conversion and a stout defensive effort by Wake Forest.
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Tennessee Beats Chattanooga 20 to 0 in Football Rise
Tennessee's backfield duo Eugene McEver and Buddy Hackman sparked a 20 to 0 victory over Chattanooga Moccasins. McEver scored twice, Hackman added a TD, and Dodd kicked two extra points as Chattanooga threatened near halftime, but Jim Finney's interception halted the drive.
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Panthers 10 Play Newberry College Next Saturday
High Point Purple Panthers prepare for a home game against Newberry College after back to back South Carolina losses. Newberry visits High Point for its first city engagement, aiming to rebound after two early defeats and graduations reduced their strength.
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Antique sculptures Carved in Embossed Leather in Italy
Antique works of sculpture are being reproduced in embossed leather in Italy. The project highlights Italian craftspeople and traditional techniques while expanding the use of leather as a medium for classical forms.
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Italy
Colgate Captain Johnny Cox Transforms From Skinny Freshman
Johnny Cox, once deemed too frail for a uniform, has become Colgate’s six foot tall senior captain. At 185 pounds he is seen as the best center Colgate has produced in 15 years and eyes an All-America nod this fall if injuries hold. He built strength wheeling pig iron in Steubenville Ohio mills. He drew All-Eastern mention last year and aims higher publicity this season.
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Steubenville
Bad Year For Bishop Compared To Prior Season
The piece notes Max Bishop of the Athletics had the best year in 1928 among American League second basemen, with a .816 on base performance and strong fielding, but a down year in comparison to Tony Lazzeri and to Hornsby’s peak, prompting a shift in opinion on second base value.
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Tulane Upsets Texas A&M In Rainy NOLA Showdown
In New Orleans on October 5 Tulane defeated Texas A and M 13 to 10 for the program's first win over the Aggies. Armstrong opened with a 76 yard touchdown run, Mills scored on a third quarter plunge, and Mclovinger added Tulane’s fourth quarter TD as rain fell throughout thegame.
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