Coag h of Tech Holds Jinx on Irish Ramblers
Carnegie Tech, led by Howard Harpster, seeks an upset over Notre Dame after Harpster’s prior quarterback battles. He steered Tech to victories in 1926 and 1928, leveraging a stout line and a potent passing attack as Notre Dame visits Pittsburgh for a key clash.
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Princeton Tigers Rise Under Coach Frits Chrisler
Frits Chrisler has rebuilt Princeton football, turning the Tigers into a feared team in little more than a year as critics note significant improvement and progress under his leadership.
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Wolfpack relies on Wilson as signal caller in Florida game
Don Wilson, senior and top blocker, keys North State Wolfpack’s Friday night effort against Florida. Bob McQuage and Ray Rex sparked runs while Chrisler’s sophomore backfield eyes tougher tests ahead, as the Tigers meet veteran Columbia led by Cliff Montgomery.
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Boxing Roundup From Asheville and Miami Results
In Asheville Red Barry from Washington and Charlie Belanger of Winnipeg fought to a draw. In Miami Joe Knight from Cairo stopped Bob Godwin of Moultrie in the fifth round.
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Duke Lines Defeat Vols as Tech Edges Auburn
Duke's strong line play stifled Tennessee, with injuries to Maples and Palmer affecting Duke's running game. Georgia Tech capitalized on improvised plays to beat Auburn, while Florida shows improvement under coach Dutch Stanley as Tulane stumbles.
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Fights Last Night Card Feature Notables
In Newark and Chicago notes, Fer rando from Jersey City stopped Herman Perlick of Kalamazoo after 6 rounds. Kid Irish outpointed John Fitzpatrick in Beald, Chicago. Maxie Rosenbloom and Clyde Chastain drew in Chattanooga after 10 rounds. Henry Firpo and Rosy Kid Baker also battled to a draw in Louisville after 12 rounds.
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Commercial Bowling Loop Season Opens at Lucky Strike Alleys
The Commercial Bowling League opened its season with Postoffice defeating Carolina Veneer, Pat Brown Inc. beating North State Telephone, and American Bakery defeating Stehli Silkmill at Lucky Strike Alleys. Greensboro faces High Point at 8 tonight. Also note: American Watsonville jurors waived fees and travel expenses to cut public costs.
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Fostering Bad Spirit Between Duke and Carolina Colleges
A Duke Carolina rivalry debate. The Duke and Carolina alumni are blamed for negative sentiment during sports rivalries and urged to suppress hostile spirits to protect athletic relations. The piece calls for campus pride to focus on supporting own team without hoping for opponents’ defeat.
North Carolina State Holds Upper Hand In Wake Forest Series
Grid action notes NC State leads Wake Forest in historic clashes since 1908 with 19 wins to five for the Deacons and one tie last season. Walter Spry, NC high school quarterback, sat out practice with an eye injury from Barnum Springs game. Gus Durner once eyed Duke. Bob Talbert loses imagination after cigarette mix up at game.
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Duke to Start Tarzan RBelue Against Davidson This Saturday
Tarzan RBelue will start as Duke reserve quarterback against Davidson on Saturday. The article notes another championship test as Duke faces undefeated Kentucky at Lexington next week. Kentucky and Duke are both favored to win this week and may meet as two unbeaten teams. Steve Sabol of NC State has played every minute in four games totaling 240 minutes this fall. Greensboro high school football is slow to start but improving rapidly.
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Salvation Army Girls Sextet Organized for Basketball
Salvation Army organizes a girls varsity basketball sextet with Hazel Smith elected captain and Florence O Beirne named manager. Present at the meeting in the Army gym were Annie Workman Ellen Swett Elizabeth Haley Elsie Luella Florence Charlotte O Beirne Mrs Lucille Vaughn L C Plampin Virginia Nixon Marie Rice Mary Ellen Anderson. Plans for the coming season were discussed.
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Montana Hosts Nine Colleges for State’s Population
Montana maintains nine institutions of higher learning, averaging one college for each sixty thousand residents, reflecting statewide education deployment and access.
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Alaska and U S Harvest Reach Three Billion Tons Of Fish
The article reports annual harvests totaling three billion tons from Alaska and broader U S waters, highlighting scale of fishing industry and its impact on regional fisheries and employment.
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Hurricanes reshape North Carolina coast with new inlets
N C coast bore the brunt of the September storm with about 34 new inlets cutting across land from the sounds to the ocean. Carteret shoreline saw major erosion and openings. Ocracoke Hatteras and Dare inlets widened or deepened as channels altered.
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Deacons Host Wolfpack in Homecoming Clash Saturday
North Carolina State plans a Wake Forest visit as favorite for a second Big Five title bid after beating Clemson and dropping out of the Southern Conference. Roscoe Roy likely out for the season with a cracked leg. Deacons prep for homecoming amid injuries. Duke also hosts Davidson with new formations and full Wildcats lineup for the visit.
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North State Conference schedule includes several key matches
In the North State Conference Lenoir Rhyne hosts Tennessee Wesleyan in Hickory while Appalachian hosts Piedmont a North Georgia school Guilford travels to Williamsburg Virginia to face William and Mary Elon welcomes Randolph Macon Catawba and Western Carolina teachers have the bye weeks.
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Boy Wins Place at Army Game Despite Hurdles
A Delaware third string guard hobbled to West Point by ferry and bus, rode with the Army team, and earned a regular spot after a sturdy performance in a 52 to 0 loss. He financed his tuition with a Du Pont loan and babysitting work, hoping the day would mark his football breakthrough.
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School Bus Count Across United States Reported
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports 63,000 school buses are in use across the United States, reflecting a sizable nationwide fleet and ongoing transportation needs for students.
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