Two 26 Yard Sprints Net Touchdowns Highlight Carolina Rush
The article notes two 26 yard sprint scores and two more such runs by Carolina, describing their rushing game as the visitors totaled 31. It mentions Ray Wolfe from the country and questions the use of the forward pass, citing only five attempts.
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Maryland North Carolina football game statistics summary
Fragmentary stats show first downs 31 rushing yards 31. passes attempted 18 completed 3 with 1 intercepted. Lat passes 3 completed 3. lat passes 12 yards. Punting average 41. total yards 158. fumbles recovered 0. penalties 65.
Maryland Beats North Carolina In Open Southwestern Soccer Tilt
Maryland performs an 18 aerial sequence for 19 yards and completes three laterals for 12 more, while Drake, Buck, and Pletcher anchor North Carolina’s offense. Tar Heels fail to capitalize on laterals as Maryland edges ahead 6 6 6 0 0 to 0 0 0 0.
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Carolinas AAU Convention Set for High Point Meeting
The Carolinas AAU holds its annual convention in Charlotte with President Jake Wade calling for 6:30 p m on October 26 at High Point. Officers elections delegates to the next convention and other business will be discussed. High Point may host the boxing meet and the Royal Arcanum aims to join for its boxing team.
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Football officials and player substitutions noted
Touchdown by Burnette noted with placements. Officials include Referee Black, Umpire Sholar, Headlinesman Frew, Field Judge Cuddy. Substitutions list Maryland and North Carolina players by ends backs guards and centers with multiple names and positions.
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Football Results Roundup From Associated Press
East results show Albright routing City College of New York 31 to 0 and Amherst blanking Norwich 46 to 0. Navy defeated Virginia 35 to 14 while Yale beat Pennsylvania 7 to 0 and Georgia Tech edged Kentucky 34 to 6.
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Texas A&M Defeats Rice Owls 3-0 In Houston
Texas A M Aggies beat Rice Owls 3 0 before 14 000 fans in Houston as Bill Boyd entered in the third period and kicked a 19 yard field goal It marked a second straight 3 0 victory for the Aggies following last week’s field goal win over Hardin Simmons Other scores include Cumberland B 0 East Tennessee 13 Oklahoma Baptist 0 Hardin Simmons 52 and Augustana 39 Yankton 6 Central Michigan State Teachers 0 Wayne 0 and Assumption Windsor 0 Mary s 0
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Landon Campaigns In Ohio Warns Against One Man Rule
Landon urged Ohio voters to choose between the American system and a European style one man government. He spoke in Dayton and Columbus and met with Republicans Bricker Taggart and Schorr as he framed the election as vital since the Civil War era. He accused Minnesota Democrats of aiding a farmer labor bid to defeat the national machine.
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Lighter gear shift urged for high speed engines
The report notes a gentler transition in high speed engine operations. It states the first boat will start promptly at 8 30 o clock.
Sermon on Creation and Redemption by Elder W. L. Killen
Elder W. L. Killen preaches at the Seventh day Adventist church praising God the Father for giving all power to His Son. The message links creation to redemption citing John Colossians and Ephesians, asserts Christ as Creator and Redeemer, and concludes with an invitation to faith. Christ’s work as creator underpins salvation, and redemption mirrors creation.
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Dutch Clocks Crafted in Black Forest of Germany
The text notes that Dutch clocks originate in the Black Forest of Germany and are authentic German clocks. It also mentions a prairie dog burrow extending straight down about 10 to 15 feet.
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Expression Tips for Girls and Boys from 1936
A columnist advises parents to guide children's facial expressions to convey friendliness and poise. She notes youths grow from cheerful six-year-olds to serious teens, warns against habitual frowns or hard eyes, and urges girls to cultivate charm and calmness while recognizing sincere character over glamour.
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Park Travel At New High Peak
The National Park Service reported travel to government scenic and history preserves reached a new high for the 1936 season ending September 30 with 9,929,432 visitors to 134 parks and monuments. This compares with 7,676,000 last year and 4,619,900 in 1931, the prior peak.
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