Intersections fire up college gridiron week
Alabama Tennessee clash heads a slate of major games as Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Army Illinois Michigan Ohio State Princeton Columbia Yale Brown Penn Dartmouth and more face varied rivals. Michigan Ohio State duel tops Big Ten while Texas Christian Texas A M and Georgia Tennessee spark the Southern and Western schedules.
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Bowling League Opens Season At Lucky Strike Tonight
The Commercial League a six club circuit starts tonight at 7 30 at Lucky Strike Bowl. Matches run 20 weeks with each team facing others twice on Mondays. U S Postoffice vs Carolina Veneer Co leads the opening slate followed by North State Telephone Co vs Pat Brown Motor Co American Bakery vs Staley Silk Mill.
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U. S. Postoffice
Carolina Veneer Co
North State Telephone Co
Pat Brown Motor Co
American Bakery
Staley Silk Mill
Clemson Seeks perfect SC football slate in state clash
Clemson faces South Carolina in a showdown at Columbia with a clean Southern Conference record possible. The Tigers boast a 9 to 0 win over North Carolina State and aim to deny the Gamecocks their first league loss. Hal Mauney and Earl Clary pace South Carolina as Clemson’s rugged line supports star backs. Virginia’s Maryland and Virginia Military duel as other ACC teams schedule league and nonleague games.
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Big Five Teams Advance Toward State Contests
Duke prepares for Davidson after beating Tennessee and leading the Big Five slate. North Carolina State visits Wake Forest while North Carolina plays Florida in Gainesville. Duke quarterback Hendrickson fingers shoulder injury as others recover. Davidson to field full strength after Elon and VMI wins.
Tar Heels Seek Comeback After 30–0 Loss to Georgia
Barclay, Moore and Bell were hurt in North Carolina's 30 to 0 defeat by Georgia but all were expected at practice today. The Tar Heels aim to rebound against unbeaten Florida. Earlier in the Big Five, North Carolina beat Davidson and Duke beat Wake Forest.
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Bell
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Tar Heels
Gators
Davidson
Duke
Wake Forest
Duke Defeats Tennessee Amid Praise for Wade and Duke Line
A Tennessee observer credited Duke with the better club after a Duke victory. Wade outsmarted Neyland with strategic substitutions, and Duke’s line play powered the win. Crawford and Shock starred, with Duke’s remaining schedule including Auburn Kentucky Georgia Tech and in-state rivals Carolina and State.
TACKLED FROM BENCH IN APPALACHIAN WESTERN GAME
In a Saturday contest between Appalachian and Western Carolina Trippany broke free late in the fourth quarter and seemed set for a TD. A Western Carolina substitute Tucker jumped from the bench and tripped Trippany, officials penalized the catamounts and placed the ball at the one yard line. Appalachian held on to win the game.
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Appalachian
Western Carolina
Tucker
Applachian
1924 College Grid Hopefuls Stir Opinions
Howard Jones hails his 1932 Trojans as best coached yet yet cites this year’s squad as potential rivals. Jimmy Crowley reports Slip Madigan’s Gaels heading east to face Fordham. Navy Army race appears open with Pitt Fordham Notre Dame and USC on the horizon as Rip Miller and Chung-Hoon offer splashy plays.
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Fordham
St. Mary's
California
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Army
East
Pitt
Rip Miller
Chung-Hoon
Panthers
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Southern California
Pro Gridders Battle To Scoreless Tie In Debut
In the first professional game in the area Winston-Salem Twins and Wilmington Pirates played to a 0–0 tie. Wilmington threatened late after a long pass to Kelly but could not cross the eight yard line as Shipp attempted a field goal that hit the crossbar. The game featured rugged defense with Winston-Salem offering little offense and Wilmington’s trio of Shipp Ohlsen leading three near scores.
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Pirates
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Football Stars Shine Across Teams This Week
Herman Everhardus of Michigan scored three touchdowns including 62 and 86 yard runs against Cornell. Corky Cornelius of Duke-Scored all Duke points in 10 3 victory over Tennessee. Winnie Anderson of Colgate caught two long passes for TDs versus Rutgers. Clark and George Jordan of Arkansas completed a 55 yard pass and a winning TD against Baylor. Norman Franklin of Oregon Strate Returned a 95 yard kickoff for a score against San Francisco University. Leonard Rachel of Bucknell blocked a punt and recovered for a TD to beat Villanova 19 17.
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Duke
Tennessee
Winnie Anderson
Colgate
Rutgers
Clark
George Jordan
Arkansas
Baylor
Norman Franklin
Oregon Strate
San Francisco University
Leonard Rachel
Bucknell
Villanova
Graham And Craft Lead Nation's Grid Scorers
Ralph Graham of Kansas State and Harry Craft of Mississippi college top the national scoring race with seven touchdowns each for 42 points. French Domingue of Texas A&M follows with 39 points, while other conference leaders include Danowski Fordham and Richins Utah.
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Crimson Tide Meets Volunteers in High-Stakes SEC Clash
Tennessee travels to face Alabama after a 10-2 loss to Duke dashed hopes for a national title. Injuries threaten Captain Howard Maples and fullback Toby Palmer, forcing a third-stringer into action as the Vols defend their SEC lead against the Crimson Tide.
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Establishing a key side suit earns a grand slam in bridge
South achieves a grand slam by persistently establishing a valuable deuce and using a sequence of club and diamond plays. The play showcases trump management, discards, and forcing opponents to reveal controls, ending with seven spades after careful ruffing in hand and dummy.
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Play by Play: Mintz Lindberg Montgomery Breakway Runs
Barney Mintz of Tulane sprinted 60 yards for a TD after a Maryland pass, and also scored on a first touchdown setup. Les Lindberg of Illinois dashed 74 yards to score against Wisconsin. Clif Montgomery of Columbia notched two long runs and ran 62 yards to set up a field goal versus Virginia.
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Maryland
Les Lindberg
Miinois
Wisconsin
Clif Montgomery
Columbia
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