Georgia Rallies to Top Yale 18–14 in Yale Bowl thriller
Georgia storms back to defeat Yale 18 to 14 before 45,000 at Yale Bowl. Georgia trailed 14–12 late, then Austin Downs started the decisive drive with a kickoff return and Roberts finished it with a three-yard TD plunge after a Yale fumble.
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Brian Bell
Associated Press
New Haven
University of Georgia
Yale Today
Georgia
Yale
Athens
Roberts
American Legion
Blair Wins 36 Hole Playoff to Take Carolina Open
Tully Blair defeats Johnny Bachman seven strokes in a 36 hole playoff at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro to claim the Carolinas open championship. Blair led after the morning round despite Bachman’s early advantage and pulled away in the afternoon to seal the historic amateur victory.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro
Tully Blair
Sedgefield
Carolinas
Johnny Bachman
South Carolina
Blair
Bachman
Carolina Golf
Blair Eeseeeoeewee
Catawba and Appalachian State Play to 13 13 Tie
In Boone North Carolina on October 11 Appalachian State College and Catawba battled to a 13 to 13 tie. Catawba scored on a 5 yard Kessler run with PAT blocked later. Appalachian State answered with Harris 20 yard TD and extra point. Williams added a third quarter TD for Catawba, Robinson scored late on a long pass play. penalties were few and both teams displayed strong running and passing.
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Boone
N. C
Appalachian State College
Catawba
Indians
Fighting Mountaineer
Kessler
Mountaineers
Harris
Williams
Robinson
Harris Williams
Appelachian
Morris
Wis
Siler
Tenn
Hatcher
Duke
Galloping Joe Savoldi Leads ND to 26 2 Victory Over Navy
Notre Dame dominates Navy 26 to 2 in the dedication game for the new stadium. Galloping Joe Savoldi, a Three Oaks veteran, scores three touchdowns as part of the Fighting Irish offense and the defense holds Navy to two points.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Three Oaks
Michigan
Joe” Savoldi
Navy
Knute Rockne
Savoldi
Middies
Howard
Staab
Carideo
Jaskwich
Mahoney
Vanderbilt Pounds Virginia Polytechnic 40 to 0 to Open 1930 Season
Vanderbilt dominated Virginia Polytechnic Institute with a stifling defense and a potent offense to win 40 to 0 in Nashville. The Commodores scored six touchdowns, controlled the line, and outgained their opponent 14 first downs to five. Hughes, Hudgens, Scheffer, Roberts, and Leonard scored touchdowns with Henderson and Swartz adding extra points.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Commodores
Virginians
Commodore
Dan McGugin
Fi Hiuaxsee
Hughes
Hudgens
McNevin
C. Scheffer
Roberts
Leonard
Schwartz
Kinnan
Henderson
Swartz
Panthers Debut Locally Versus American University
High Point college fans will watch Coach Julian Beall's Purple Panthers debut here Saturday afternoon against American University from Washington D C. Beall pushes a tougher, faster lineup with Ronynez Abernethy Vitek Bulla and Phil Denny all likely to play. American University recently suffered a 19-6 defeat to Gallaudet college.
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High Point Grid
Julian Beall
Purple Panthers
High Point College
American University
Washington, D. C
Beall
Gallaudet College
Panther
Ronynez
Abernethy
Vitek
Bulla
Phil Denny
Quakers Battle to Scoreless Tie in Petersburg
Randolph Macon and Guilford played to a scoreless tie in Petersburg, with threats late but no scores. Guilford and Randolph Macon pushed into scoring range multiple times but failed. Dunn and Cheek led Guilford, while Cockrell, King and Ryant gained ground for Randolph Macon. The game drew a large crowd as the first Petersburg college grid since three years.
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Petersburg
Randolph- Macon
Guilford
Randolph Macon
Parr
Jackets
Dunn
Cheek
Cockrell
King
Ryant
Guilford Parry
Wm. Penn High School routs Siler City 73 to 0
Wm. Penn High School overwhelmed Siler City Colored High School in a football game in Siler City, winning 73 to 0. Touchdowns came from Gibson Boykins and Smith with multiple long runs and points after, as reserves added two scores in the final period. Next Saturday Penn travels to Winston-Salem to face Columbian Heights at the Colored Fair.
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Siler City Colored High School
Wm. Penn High School
Siler City
Wm. Penn
Gibson
Boykins
Smith
Penn
Penn Boys
Winston-Salem
Cornell Rout Hampden-Sidney 47 to 0
Cornell's high powered football machine overwhelmed Hampden-Sidney 47 to 0 in Ithaca on October 11. The Big Red achieved its third straight win as its backfield exploded in the second half while the southerners battled grimly in the first half.
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Ithaca
N. C
Cornell
Hampden- Sidney
Big Red
Negro College Football Scores From Three Cities
At Raleigh Shaw 16 Claflin D. At Tuckegee Alabama Tuskegee 26 Wiley 0. At Norfolk Union University of Richmond 2 Lincoln University of Pennsylvania 0.
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Raleigh
Shaw
Claflin D
Tuckegee
Ala
Tuskegee
Wiley
Norfolk
Union University of Richmond
Lincoln University of Pennsylvania
Chicago scientist _Invents_ fog landing aid for pilots
Harl C. Hanson of Chicago developed a device for safe landing in fog. It uses neon-tube electrons to hum the earphones and trigger an electrical altimeter that displays the aircrafts height above ground.
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Blind
Chicago
Harl C. Hanson
Force Of Habit Moll And The Turned-Down Poet
A brief item notes the poet’s reaction after a rejection as he threw himself into a waste-paper basket. The anecdote appears in a Sydney Bulletin item reflecting on social foibles.
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Bulletin
Sydney
Tennessee Downs Mississippi 27 0 in Knoxville
Tennessee impressed in a 27 to 0 victory over Mississippi in Knoxville led by Bobby Dodd and Buddy Hackman. The Volunteers exploited weakened Ole Miss flanks with strong backfield play while Biggers and Brister made limited gains.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Bobby Dodd
Buddy Hackman
University of Tennessee
University of Mississippi
Hug
Brandt
Tennessee
Biggers
Brister
Mississippi
College Football Scores Across Many Games
A wide array of college teams posted scores from early matchups to ties and blowouts. Highlights include Notre Dame 26 over Navy 2, Tennessee 27 over Mississippi 0, Michigan 14 over Purdue 13, Penn State 65 over Marshall 0, and Wisconsin 34 over Chicago 0. Many other colleges such as Georgia, Alabama, Duke, Dartmouth, and Vanderbilt logged various results across neutral sites and campuses.
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Yale
N. C
Maryland
Duke
Davidson
Notre Dame
Navy
Clemson
N. C. State
Carnegie Tech
Ga. Tech
Boone, N. C
Catawba
Appalachian State
Citadel
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Virginia
American Univ
Gallaudet
West Virginia University
Akron
Wilmington
Ohio Northern
Mass. Aggies
Middlebury
New Hampshire
Lowell Textile
Heidleberg
Ohio State
Wooster College
Baldwin Wallace
Chattanooga
Centre
New Orleans
Loyola of South
Baker
Alabama
Sewanee
Butler
Dlinois
St. Louis Univ
Missouri
Kentucky
Maryland College
Dean Academy
C. C. of
N. Y
Seton Hall
Defiance
Toledo
Ohio Wesleyan
Dayton
Coast Guard of New London
Tow. College
Amherst
Union
Ninety Guilford Students Active in Friends Church
Guilford College notes that ninety members of its student body are part of the Friends church. The page lists various college football scores including Washington State over Southern California 7 to 6 and Tulane over Texas A&M 19 to 9, with games played across sites in Memphis and Williamsburg as well as other campuses.
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Guilford College
Guilford
Friend’s Church
Carnegie Tech crushed Georgia Tech 31 to 0 in opener
Carnegie Tech dominated from the start, cruising to a 31 to 0 intersectional victory over Georgia Tech at Pitt Stadium. Five touchdowns came as Tech's defense collapsed despite initial respect for the plaid line. Dresher added one of five placements as 40,000 fans watched.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Georgia
Pitt Stadium
Georgia Tech
Dresher
Carnegie
McCurdy
Highberger
Dreshar
West Virginia Beats Generals 33 13 in Season Clash
West Virginia University edged Washington and Lee 33 13 in Charleston on October 11. The Mountaineers built on a halftime deficit with a strong second half behind solid line play, scoring four touchdowns after the break to secure the victory.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia University
Washington and Lee
Mountaineers
Northwestern Grid Captain Quarantined After Smallpox Case
Northwestern University captain Hank Bruder was found to have smallpox and placed in quarantine. Officials said other Northwestern players, his fraternity brothers, classmates, and coaches would be examined and vaccinated, though Buckeye players were not detained. Bruder had not played against Ohio State and scrimmaged with the team Thursday.
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Evenston
Hank Bruder
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Bruder
Ohio State
Buckeye
Church representation at meeting shows varied denominations
Eighty delegates from the Methodist church lead attendance, followed by fifty three Baptists and nineteen Presbyterians. Other denominations present include Christian, Jewish, Community, Lutheran, and Congregationalist churches with Friends church quarters represented by Contentnea, Deep River, Eastern, New Garden, Southern, Surry, Western, and Yadkin Valley.
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Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Presbyterian
Christian Church
Jewish Church
Community Church
Lutheran Church
Congregationalist Church
Friend’s Church
Contentnea
Deep River
Eastern
New Garden
Southern
Surry
Western
Yadkin Valley
Sun Beau Repeats Hawthorne Victory
Sun Beau owned by Willis Sharpe Kilmer of Binghamton New York repeated his Hawthorne gold cup win at Chicago on October 11 in a field of eight. Pigeonhole finished second with Alcibiades third and Spinach fourth. Costiletti rode Sun Beau to victory as the favorite paying 6.06 to win 3.70 to place and 3.64 to show. the race covered a mile and a quarter in 2 04 3 5.
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Hawthorne Race Track
Chicago
Sun Beau
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Pigeonhole
Alcibiades
Spinach
William Ziegler, Jr
Kilmer
Frank Costiletti
Costiletti
Not So Crowded Moonlit Field Trip
A stray couple in a moonlit countryside pause to discuss delaying their journey farther from the town. The dialogue hints at a quiet moment in a remote setting with a sense of anticipation.
Florida Defeats Auburn 7-0 In Late Drive
Florida finally broke through Auburn’s stiff defense in the final quarter, scoring a touchdown to win 7 to 0 in Jacksonville. Bethea Silsby and Sauls led a decisive drive after Sauls intercepted an Auburn pass, ending Auburn’s three-period stalemate.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Auburn
Florida
Bethea
Silsby
Sauls
Alabama Triumphs 25 to 0 Over South in Tight Tilt
In Birmingham on October 11 the Alabama Crimson Tide defeated the University of the South 25 to 0 after a stubborn defensive stand by the Tigers. Alabama broke through late, scoring a lone touchdown in the final period to seal the win.
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Alabama
University of South
Birmingham
Ala
University of the South
Crimson Tide
Costly Fumbles Halt Iowa as Centenary Wins 19–12
In Iowa City on October 11 Centenary College upset the Hawkeyes 19 to 12 after Iowa fumbled twice in the second period. Iowa opened with a ten play touchdown drive but could not hold the lead as Centenary converted the miscues into touchdowns in the inter sectional clash.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Centenary College
Hawkeyes
Southerners
Automatic Water Filter advertised for at home use
A new device named the Automatic Water Filter promises to remove dirt and impurities at the faucet by forcing water through crystal silica sand. It claims to reduce diseases like typhoid and offers exclusive territory agent opportunities with potential earnings and free samples.
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Automatic Water Filter Company
Milwaukee
Wisc
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