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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1933

Page

11

Davidson Wildcats Edge VMI 6 0 Behind Hutchens 36 Yard TD

Davidson defeats Virginia Military Institute 6 to 0 as Dewey Hutchens from Lexington, N C scored on a 36 yard interception return after Billy Smith connected on a pass. Smith and Hutchens led a strong defensive effort, with Davidson amassing 211 rushing yards to VMI’s 192.

Davidson Virginia Military Academy Wildcats Lexington N. C Dewey Hutchens Hancock Pittman Cadets Billy Smith Smith Law Urick Dodson Vidson Virginians Hutchens Johnny Mackerell

Columbia Noses Cavaliers Over in Second Half

Columbia quarterback Cliff Montgomery sparked a 15 to 6 comeback win over Virginia. After a scoreless first half Virginia led 6 0, Montgomery sparked two long runs 28 and 17 yards to tie the game and then a 62 yard run set up a field goal. Montgomery added a 60 yard jaunt late as Columbia sealed the victory.

Associated Press New York Cliff Montgomery Columbia University Lions University of Virginia Cavaliers Ohio State Montgomery Cliff Virginia Newt Wilder Columbia Cavalier Lou Little Ken Morton Flint Mich Barabas Morton Wilder Dawns

McSwain Says Germany's Move Demands U.S. Armament

Congressman John J. McSwain, chair of the House Military Affairs Committee, declares Germany’s withdrawal from the League and the disarmament conference signals the death knell of disarmament and calls for American arms.

Spartanburg S. C John J. McSwain House Military Affairs Committee Germany League of Nations America

Appalachian State Troops Defeat Western Carolina 15 to 0

The Mountaineers of Appalachian State Teachers College beat Western Carolina Teachers 15 to 0. Early in the second quarter Lyda scored for Appalachian, followed by Trippany who, with Tippett, made a 20 yard score. Trippany added a second TD in the fourth quarter with Stein adding the extra point.

Callowher Mountaineer Appalachian State Teachers College Western Carolina Western Carolina Teachers Appalachian Lyda Mountaineers Trippany Tippett Tipplett Utton Stein

Army Triumphs Over Delaware In Football Thumping

Army rocks Delaware 52 to 6 in a decisive college football score reported by the Associated Press. The list includes many other results across the nation with multiple colleges posting wins and losses in varied margins.

Y M C A. Edges High Point Club In Tight Soccer Tilt

The Y M C A. soccer team defeated the High Point college club 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon in a spirited Junior High field clash. Broadus Culler scored both goals for the losers while Sappenfield netted the final goal for the Y M C A. after a tense late scramble. Petty opened the scoring from a Hart assist, and Merrilees added a second for the Y M C A. in the first period. Culler struck twice in the third to give the college side life.

High Point College Broadus Culler Sappenfield Petty Hart Merrilees Culler Collegians Yy. M. A

Duke Beats Tennessee 10 to 2 in Southern Conference Clash

Duke University men’s football defeated Tennessee 10 to 2 as Cornelius scored a field goal in the second quarter and a fourth quarter touchdown. Virginia Tech also beat William and Mary 13 to 7 while Yale topped Washington and Lee 14 to 0 and Tulane beat Maryland 20 to 0. Georgia defeated North Carolina 30 to 0 and NC State and Florida played to a 0-0 tie. Virginia Cavaliers upset Columbia 15 to 6 after leading at halftime. Virginia Military could not score against Davidson, losing 6 to 0.

Citadel Duke University Tennessee Dixie Cornelius Duke Southeastern Virginia Tech William and Mary University of Virginia Cavaliers Columbia Washington and Lee Yale Tulane Maryland Georgia Bull Dogs North Carolina Virginia Military Davidson North Carolina State Florida Gators

College football scores from the Carolinas and region

Duke defeats Tennessee 10 to 2 in a Carolina clash while Georgia trounces Carolina 30 to 0. Davidson shuts out V M I 6 to 0 and Appalachian edges Western Carolina 15 to 0. Guilford beats Randolph M 14 to 6. Wofford tops Lenoir Rhyne 7 to 6 and Newberry defeats Catawba 19 to 1.

Duke Tennessee Georgia Carolina Davidson State Florida Appalachian Western Carolina Guilford Randolph M Lenoir- Rhyne Wofford Newberry Catawba

College Scores From Southern Intercollegiate Matches

Sewanee and Southwestern split a 12 to 7 score. Chattanooga defeated Louisiana College 16 to 13. Sanbeeha tied Jacksonville Teachers 0 to 0. Bridgewater beat American 6 to 2. Southern California led St. Mary s 14 to 7. Oregon and Washington tied 6 to 6 with Washington State 13 to Montana 1 and State 12. San Francisco beat California Olympic Club 7 to 0. Brigham Young 6 defeated Utah 2. Denver 12, Utah State 0. Montana State 1, Wyoming 4. Northern Arizona Teachers 1, New Mexico State 7.

Sewanee Southwestern Chattanooga Pet Sanbeehawe Jacksonville Ala Bridgewater American

Former Heroes of Colleges 10 Perform Again

High Point hosts the Wilmington Pirates at Willis Park in a 3 p.m. pro football clash. The Winston-Salem Twins feature Thad Brook Bud Shuler Zwaengle Henry Sapp Plaster Spurlock, while Wilmington lists June Underwood Tom Carson Swede Ohlsen Shony Brittain Fred Shipp John Underwood Ray Lewis and others. Attendance is expected to exceed 2 000 fans from multiple cities.

Winston-Salem Twins Willis Park Wilmington Pirates Thad Brock High Point Davidson Bud Shuler Carolina North Carolina Greensboro Winston-Salem Salisbury Thad Brook Zwaengle Henry Sapp Plaster Spurlock Wilmington June Underwood Tom Carson Swede Ohlsen Shony Brittain Fred Shipp John Underwood Ray Lewis Dan Meduffie Dan Jones Evans Boney

Duke Triumphs Over Tennessee In Hard Fought Tilt

Duke defeats Tennessee 14 0 as Duke runs 1 yard for a score and a 14 yard TD by Duke player Cornelius with an extra point. Hendrickson Smith and Mapes suffer injuries. Duke defense forces turnovers and punting edge while penalties and fumbles shape the game. Duke garners eight first downs to Tennessee’s two and gains 131 rushing yards to 95 for the Vols.

Duke Cornelius Wade Hendrickson Mercury Mapes Tennessee Palmer Alabama Blue Devils Vols Neyland Feathers Dorsey Petruzzo C. Dunlap Laney Brackett Crawford Cox McAninch de Lanas Durnéer Feather

Roebuck Speed Drives Cornelius TD Against Volunteers

In a short shift the Blue Devils advanced past a first down to the Vols eight yard line. McAninch was tackled for a seven yard loss on the next play, Cox stopped at the line, and Cornelius then sprinted for the touchdown.

Blue Devils Vols McAninch Cox Cornelius Roebuck

Furman Hurricane Defeats Citadel 14-0 in Greenville

Furman, led by a fourth quarter surge, overwhelmed Citadel 14 to 0 before 4000 fans at Manly field. Bob Smith returned from injury to spark a drive with a 27 yard pass to Powell, setting up a 4 yard touchdown by Harry Fisher. Belman Robinson later scampered 23 yards for another score as Furman sealed the win with two extra points.

Greenville D. C Furman Charlie Carterman Citadel Manly Field Bob Smith Powell Harry Fisher Hurricane Belman Robinson Fleet Furman Fisher Scott Robinson Place

Colonel Now For Bill Terry of World Champs Celebration

Memphis crowds line Main Street to welcome World Champion New York Giants star Bill Terry home as a flag draped car leads a mammoth parade. Mayor Watkins Overton presents the title of colonel on Governor Hill McAlister after the procession ends at city hall.

Memphis Tenn William Harold Terry Colonel Terry Suh Main Street Terry New York Granta Watkins Overton City Hall Governor Hill McAlister

Yale Rallies to Down Washington and Lee in Bowl Clash

Yale beat Washington and Lee 14 to 0 before 18 000 at Yale Bowl New Haven Conn. The Generals suffered their first defeat of the season as Yale controlled the game after a sluggish start. A 48 yard march produced Yale's first TD in the second period and a fumble recovery set up the Blues in the third period.

New Haven Conn Yale Generals of Washington and Lee Elis Blues

Wolfpack Stifles Florida In Narrow Tie Contention

North Carolina State's Wolfpack, backed by about 9 000 fans, held Florida to a 0 0 tie as Ray Rex saw a 51 yard TD called back for holding. Florida threatened repeatedly but could not convert, while Stolz fumbled near the five in the final quarter. Henderson of Florida added a 40 yard punt return, and the game featured strong defensive stands by State.

Ray Rex State Rex Florida Gators Stolz Henderson McQuage

Bankers to Meet in Greensboro on NRA Code Talks

North Carolina bankers are convening in Greensboro on October 24 afternoon to discuss NRA code for bank operation. Crown of Raleigh, secretary of the state bankers association, announced the meeting.

Raleigh North Carolina Greensboro Crown of Raleigh State Bankers Association

Two yard TD run caps scoring drive by Curtin crew

Andy Callan and Eli Jutlbac crashed through the left guard from the two yard line for the first touchdown after Tommy Curtin and Stan Fuller advanced the ball 46 yards on eight plays. Clare Curtin kicked the extra points.

Andy Callan Eli Jutlbac Tommy Curtin Stan Fuller Clare Curtin

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