Duke Triumphs Over Villanova In Defensive Showcase
Duke defeats Villanova 18 to 0 in Durham as Captain Brewer scores twice and Brownlee adds a rushing TD. Duke's defense stifles the Wildcats, forcing fumbles and three-and-outs while Mason connects on a late pass to Hyatt.
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Clemson Holds Wolfpack 6 0 in Southern Conference Test
Clemson College dominated North Carolina State 6 to 0 in Charlotte. Clemson rushed for 215 yards to State's 48 and earned 10 first downs to three, with Buck Priester and Fred Hook starring on offense and Charlie Cobb anchoring the line.
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Western Teachers beat Catawba 14 7 in Kentucky game
Western Kentucky Teachers defeated Catawba college of North Carolina 14 to 7 at Bowling Green. In the second period a Johnson to Holman pass produced a score, and a fourth quarter Broderick run with a successful point after gave the Teachers another TD. Catawba's lone score came on a Kirchin punt block and Whitmer to Pearson catch. The game featured fumbles and penalties limiting scoring opportunities for Catawba.
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Football Officials Answer On-Court Inbounds And Substitution Rules
Penalty notes by B W Hackney former UNC star and Southern Board official answering football questions for the Enterprise Sports Editor. He explains that a catcher landing with one foot inside and one foot out can be ruled complete if the landing inside occurs within the field, and that a pass caught clearly over the field and then pushed out is incomplete. He adds that an incoming substitute must report to the referee or umpire.
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College Football Scores From East and Other Regions
A roundup of 1920s era college football results shows Colgate routing Lafayette 16 0 and Dartmouth defeating Holy Cross 14 7 while Pittsburgh crushed West Virginia 34 0. Also listed are Syracuse 48 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Temple 12 Penn State 0 New York University 34 Georgetown 0 Harvard 39 New Hampshire 0 Columbia 37 Wesleyan 0 Bucknell 23 Albright 7 Cornell 27 Richmond 0 Penn 14 Franklin and Marshall Johns Hopkins 20 Lehigh 12 Washington and Jefferson 19 Marshall 0 Rutgers 26 Springfield 0 Union 7 Amherst 6 George Washington 14 Boston University 0 Mass Aggies 32 Middlebury 6 Penn Military 25 Upsala 7 Providence 27 Vermont 13 Swarthmore 20 Washington College 0 Bristol Virginia Appalachian 20 King 0 East Long Island University 7 City College of New York 6 New York Aggies 13 Hartwick 0 Southwest results include Southern Methodist 42 Arkansas 6 Rice 7 Texas 0 Texas Christian 38 Austin College 0 Marshall 25 Southwestern Louisiana Neemetert College 5 Mississippi Teachers 1 Oneaone College 38 Delta Teachers 0 Berkeley Olympia club 0 California 6 Stanford Minnesota 0 Stanford 13.
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Land Owner and Fisherman Dispute Over Water Access
A land owner asserts no fishing in his water, denying the fisherman access above the area. The fisherman questions ownership and proposes waiting for the water level to recede before attempting to fish.
Field Goal Wins For Sewanee Over Virginia
Sewanee defeats University of Virginia 3 to 0 as Jeffries drops a 12 yard field goal to break a scoreless tie late in the fourth period. Virginia miscues on a final drive end with Bryant missing a placement.
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Commodores Defeat Ohio State 26-21 at Columbus
Ohio State bowed to the Vanderbilt Commodores 26 to 21 before 22,662 fans at Ohio Stadium. The Buckeyes trailed 26 points in the first half but rallied in the second period to add three markers and three extra points after touchdowns.
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Pro Golf Exhibition At High Point This Afternoon
High Point golf fans may witness a notable exhibition at Blair Park Municipal links at 2 30 this afternoon. Dugan Aycock and Andy Merrilees will face Paul Andress and Bill Deuschle in a four ball style event. Deuschle known as a long driver and Aycock a strong hitter, headlining the showcase after recent wins by local pros over Greensboro competitors. The free event aims to boost interest in the sport as High Point grows golf minded with a large anticipated crowd and an invitation to the public.
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World Series Statistics Summary and Game Details
Final standings show Philadelphia and St Louis as the clubs, with attendance totals across seven games reaching 221 587 and receipts over 1 030 723 dollars. Individual game lines list scores, pitchers and players such as Grove, Cochrane, Derringer, Johnson, Wilson, Hallahan, Grimes, and Mahaffey with the series split and player shares allocated.
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Irish Held To Tie By Northwestern At Soldier Field
Notre Dame and Northwestern battled rain and a slippery field to a scoreless stalemate at Soldier Field. The Wildcats threatened twice but were halted on Notre Dame four and five yard lines.
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Georgia Crushes Yale In Third Straight Victory
Georgia bull dogs outclass Yale 26 to 7 in the Yale Bowl before 65 000, marking their third straight win over Mal Stephens' Yale team. Homer Key sparkled as Georgia built four scoring drives, with Yale's lone TD coming after a fumble on Georgia's 30.
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Bison Team Prepares After Asheville Victory
High Point high school the Bisons, praising a close 19 to 12 defeat to Asheville high, resume hard practice for Friday’s home game versus Winston-Salem high. Coach Wade Marlette and the squad focus on refining the forward pass as Ridge nears return, aiming for a victory over the Twin City eleven.
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Bowling Alley Commercial League Opens With Fast Pace
The Lucky Strike Bowling Alley launches its Commercial League with six teams at 8 pm tomorrow. Manager Howard Bryan predicts a fast league with top state bowlers. Opening matches feature Stehtil vs American Bakeries, City Stores vs Post Office, and Adams-Millis vs Porter Hosiery Co. A Wednesday start for Industrial League awaits schedule. A Friday mixed match pits Forsyth Recreation Center Winston team against Lucky Strike. public invited.
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Carnegie Tech Smashes Georgia Engineers 13-0
Carnegie Tech defeated Georgia Tech 13 to 0 in Atlanta. Kavel and Armentrout starred, opening with a first quarter run to the seven yard line, then Kavel broke through for a second quarter touchdown. Armentrout added the ensuing scoring drive and Sample converted the extra point.
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Carolina Fails to Break Scoreless Tie with Florida
Florida and North Carolina played to a 0–0 tie in Gainesville as both teams struggled to finish drives. Tar Heels dominate yardage with 177 from scrimmage and 10 first downs, while Florida gains 83 on line plays and 23 through one pass. Johnny Branch leads UNC with 72 rushing yards. Florida’s line shines amid stifling defense.
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Cadets Tie With Virginia Military Institute
Lexington Virginia October 10 Citadel uncorked a great passing game in the final period to set up a touchdown and a 13 13 tie with Virginia Military Institute Two Jennings to Quarterman and Willard passes moved to VMIs one yard line where Jennings plunged over MclIntosh s pass for the extra point failed to convert and win the game
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Appalachian State Beats King College 20 to 0
In Bristol Virginia on October 10, Appalachian State Teachers College beat King College 20 to 0. The Boone team scored two touchdowns in the first half and added one in the final period to secure the victory.
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Vols Run Wild To Down Mississippi
Tennessee routed the University of Mississippi 38 to 0 in Knoxville. The Vols exploded with scoring in the final quarter, adding three touchdowns to seal the game.
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