Carolina Tar Heels Visit Davidson For Key State Clash
North Carolina and Davidson renew a state title race as a Davidson victory would keep Carolina and Wake Forest in reach of the state pennant. A Carolina win would boost its rank and threaten a Thanksgiving Wake Forest showdown for the title.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Davidson
Tar Heels
Carolina
Wild Cats
Wake Forest
Norfolk
William and Mary
Deacons
Jenoir-Rhyne
King College
Elon
Lynchburg
Duke
State
Carolina Today
Special communication of Numa F. Reid Lodge invites Masons
The Numa F. Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M calls a special communication Monday night at 7 30 for work in the first degree All Master Masons are invited to attend By order H R Williams W M and W E Herndon Sec
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
Detroit Players Question Morality and Other Baseball Tales
Detroit players who questioned George Morality's eyesight last summer linger on such reflects through winter. Benny Friedman sues a Detroit florist over use of his name for ads. he prefers passes to flowers. Stuffy McInnis may fit as Phillies tail end manager after years with Connie Mack. Ty Cobb fans the idea of letting others spend it. Bill Roper preaches Will to win and you can't lose at Princeton. Grover Alexander claims three fast balls saved the world series for the Cardinals. Tony Lazzeri skeptically comments and may be cut from Crison social register. Harvard football declines to be a sport and welcomes reunions. a southern school bans wrestling. Snaky hips praised for open field running. Gil da Gray potential. Ty Cobb resigns, believing Detroit cannot win with present material. Detroit players respond with views on football officials and silver flasks amid unpopular decisions.
Boxing Results From Across the Nation
Fights last night in multiple cities produced draws and decision wins. Buster Brown and Tommy Kogan drew in St Joseph while Jimmy Delaney outpointed Johnny Risko in Minneapolis. Camden Mandell outpointed Jack Duffy in Cleveland. Bermondsey Billy Wells defeated Julian Moran in Tampa. Paul De hate stopped Paul Demsky in Hollywood. Jack Harvard notes Princeton beat California in football.
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Minn
Jimmy Delaney
St. Paul
Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Ohio
Hollywood
Calif
Paul Dehate
Compton
Paul Demsky
Australia
Jack Harvard
Princeton
Roper
Chicago
Frank Wilvery
California
Grid clashes shape 1926 Southern Conference title chase
Alabama and Tennessee faced pivotal tests in the Southern Conference title race as Florida, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, and other rivals also sought key wins. Captain Barnes and Winslett led Alabama while Florida hoped off a strong Clemson win and Georgia Tech aimed to derail the Bullios.
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Tennessee
Florida
Vanderbilt
Crimson Tide
Cemson
Tide
Barnes
Winslett
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
State University
Washington and Lee
Virginia Poly
Kentucky
Maryland
Yale
College Teams Clash in Early Season Non Conference Action
The article lists multiple 1920s style matchups: Mississippi Aggies at Indiana, Tulane hosting Sewanee, Auburn visiting Marquette in Birmingham, and non conference games with South Carolina facing Furman, North Carolina meeting Davidson, and The Citadel advancing against Clemson.
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Green Wave
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
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Birmingham
South Carolina University
Furman
North Carolina
Davidson
Citadel
Clemson
Finalists and winner of 1922 Western Amateur Golf Championship
The finalists were G. H. W. Hick Evans and George Von Elm with Evans winning 5 and 4.
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G. H. W. Hick Evans
George von Elm
Evans
Jess Haines
Pasadena
Calif
N. P
Alabama
Washington
Johnny Wilson
Whitman
Pardoned in North Carolina after 1921 prohibition case
L M Petty of Chatham county received a full pardon from Governor McLean after earlier parole under Morrison. Recommendations for clemency were approved by Governor MacLean following a 1921 prohibition conviction. Harry Rice of the St Louis Browns was noted as the league’s most versatile player, covering six positions.
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L. M. Petty
Chatham County
A. W. McLean
Petty
Cameron Morrison
MacLeay
Harry Rice
St. Louis Browns
Rice
Line up for NC and Davidson clash marks first game in new stadium
Davidson College opens its new stadium as the University of North Carolina visits for the annual gridiron contest. Cool overcast day greeted players and fans as lineups were announced and both teams reported in fine fettle for the historic matchup.
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Davidson
University of North Carolina
Davidson College
Carolina Pos
Davidson McMuopfpay
Cess
Cesses
Bohannon
Radio Tests Drift of the Continents
Scientists test Wegener and Schutte theory that all land formed a single supercontinent and are gradually drifting westward and equatorward. Observations from global radio stations over five year intervals may prove or disprove the idea within ten years.
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University of Gratz
Austria
William Schutte
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Germany
Norway
Sweden
Popular Science Monthly
Greenland
Wegener
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