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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1937

Page

7

Tar Heels blank Wake Forest on homecoming

Wake Forest hosts North Carolina in a homecoming game at Gore Field as the Tar Heels dominate 28 to 0. Ray Wolf directs the offense while George Inweiss shines with a fourth quarter touchdown, and Carolina’s line halts the Deacons’ backfield throughout.

Gore Field Wake Forest Carolina Tar Heels Ray Wolf Deacons Stirnweiss Watson Itinwelss Stinwelss Burnette Deacon Evans Little Radman Jersied Deacons Kraynick Palmer Kraynick Hurnette Kline Glass Winhorne Boots Mumford Kravalek Winborne Mue Bur George Stirnweiss Crowell Little New Co Yorker Beacon

North Carolina defeats Wake Forest 28 to 0 in football

North Carolina overpowers Wake Forest 28 0 as Stirnweiss and Kraynick lead the Tar Heels with multiple touchdowns. The Deacons struggle to stop UNC drives beginning after opening punts and suffer a blocked punt and several stalled series as Carolina extends the halftime lead to 23 0.

Yale Romps Army 15 7 in Easy Stride

Yale dominated Army in New Haven routing them 15 7 before 50 000 fans. Clint Frank led a second period surge with a spectacular pass catch by John Miller and a safety fueling the decisive ride. Kelley also contributed a remarkable scoring catch as Yale stretched its lead.

New Haven Conn Yale Army Clint Frank Larry Kelley Frank John Miller Kelley Columbus Miller Ieee

Carnegie Tech Upsets Irish In 9 to 7 Thriller

Carnegie Tech, after two defeats, beat Notre Dame 9 to 7 in the 15th renewal of their rivalry. Coleman Kopesak kicked a late third quarter field goal from the Irish 16 yard line after both teams had TDs in the prior period. Notre Dame led in first downs 15 to 2 and outgained Tech 235 to 7 rushing yards.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Coleman Kopesak Carnegie Tech

Catawba Runs Past Roanoke for 31 19 Victory

In Salisbury North Carolina on October 16 Catawba led by captains Charlie Clark and Sammy Pritchard with two touchdowns each came from behind to beat Roanoke 31 to 19 before 3000 fans Roanoke scored early after a blocked punt but Catawba countered and took the lead with a drive started by Clark on the 45 ending with Pritchard scoring and Lundholm adding the extra point.

Pedneau Stecker Catawba Clark Pritchard Lundholm Peiffer

North Carolina Grants Deep Bench In Lopsided Victory

Stiruweles secured a grand slam by a late kick after a 28-0 lead. Coachy Wolt fielded 27 substitutes for UNC, keeping many starters sidelined. listed substitutes included Brantley Caldwell For, Bricklemyer Bershak FP Thompson Mager Austin Gordon Thompson Dek Hubbard Clemente Stern Blagle Abernethy Meg com Wrenn Ralston Winborne Little Radin Powers Crabtree Kerley Dale Anderson.

Stiruweles Abernethy Megcom Wrenn Ralston Winborne Little Rad

Chicago Pairs Lead In Oklahoma City Tourney

Two all Chicago teams sparked the Oklahoma City four ball event as Horton Smith and Harry Cooper led after fifth round while Ky Laffoon and Dick Metz briefly challenged. Officials extended the schedule due to weather with 18 holes set for tomorrow and the final 18 on Monday plus the top pair’s 63s for a strong 158 total.

Austin Bealmepar Oklahoma City Chicago Horton Smith Harry Cooper Ky Laffoon Dick Metz Smith Cooper

Williamsboro Indians Top Guilford In Home Opener

William and Mary opened its season at home in Virginia with an 87-0 victory over Guilford College of North Carolina. Coach Branch Bocock used many substitutes as the Indians counted in every quarter with a small squad.

Avtilford Willliamsburg William and Mary Guilford College of North Carolina Indians Branch Bocock

Erskine Defeats Wofford on Homecoming Day 12–7

Erskine, the Flying Fleet, rallied late to beat the Wofford Terriers 12 to 7 in the Homecoming game. Pressly plunged in from the one yard line to seal the win after passes from J Edwards and L Edwards set up the score. Erskine outgained Wofford 109 to 101 in total yardage.

Due West Erskine Wofford Terriers Pressly J. Edwards L. Edwards Wofford Terriers

Merrillees and Millmger to face McCulston Hyatt in Monroe match

Andy Merrillees, Emerywood pro, teams with George Millmger to play C C McCulston and Freddy Hyatt of Charlotte at Monroe in the opening event of the new Monroe club. McCulston is the club’s president and formerly led Thomasville.

Andy Merrillees Emerywood George Millmgerland Greensboro C. C. McCulston Freddy Hyatt Charlotte Monroe McCulnton Thomasville

Asheboro High School Dominates Troy 29–0

Asheboro high school defeated the Troy Trojans 29 to 0 at Troy on Thursday afternoon. The victory came behind a fast charging line and smart backfield with a cold dismal weather backdrop and a loud home crowd led by the cheerleaders.

Asheboro Asheboro High School Troy Trojans Troy

Hoosier Star Is Hero And Goat In Victory

Corby Davis of Lowell Indiana 200 pound fullback became both hero and goat as Indiana University ran out a 13 to 6 victory over Illinois. Davis fumbled twice inside his own 26 yard line allowing Illinois to tie the game before Davis and Frank Filchock led a late drive to seal the win.

Bloomington Ind Corbyavis Lowell Indiana University University of Haineis Indiana Davis Dillnois Frank Filchock Hraswell

Kentucky Smears Washington and Lee 41 to 6

Kentucky Wildcats, led by halfback Rob Davin who scored five touchdowns and produced long runs, dominated Washington and Lee 41 to 6 in Lexington. About 10 000 fans witnessed the Southeastern conference team rebound from a loss to Georgia Tech.

Lexington Rob Davin University of Kentucky Wildcats Washington and Lee Kentucky Georgia Tech

Western Carolina and Mars Hill Battle To Scoreless Tie

Western Carolina Teachers college and Mars Hill college played to a scoreless duel on the high school field in Canton before about 1,500 fans. Mumphries of Western Carolina and Rutledge of Mars Hill led a tight, hard fought game with a single threat from each side.

Canton N. C Western Carolina Teachers College Mara Hill College Mumphries Western Carolina Rutledge Mars Hill

Auburn Trounces Mississippi State 88 to 7

Auburn routed Mississippi State 88 to 7 in Birmingham. The Tigers dominated most of the game before State found some rhythm late in the third period.

Auburn Mississippi State Birmingham Ala Ochite Tigers

Georgians Capture First Annual Four Ball Tourney

Georgians win the Bobby Jones trophy at the inaugural Southern state 4-ball golf tournament defeating Louisiana’s No. 1 duo Fred Haas Jr and Edwin McClure 5 to 4 in 36 holes at East Lake. Yates and Garlington of Atlanta led 4 up after the morning round and finished strong with three under par before the final.

Atlanta Bobby Jones Louisiana Fred Haas, Jr Edwin McClure Chariie Yates Dick Garlington Georgia Frank Stiedle Collins Gains, Jr Arkansas All Square Yates Garlington East Lake Heas McClure Southern Golf Association

College Football Scores From Weekend Games

A large list of college football results shows Alabama defeat Tennessee 14 to 7 and Kentucky overpower Washington 41 to 6. Other notable outcomes include Duke 26 over Georgia Tech 19, North Carolina 28 over Wake Forest 6, and Maryland 3 over Virginia 0 with numerous regional teams posting varying scores.

Wake Forest University of North Carolina Wake N. Car. Forest Alabama Tennessee Auburn Mississippi State Duke Georgia Tech N. C. State W. P Florida Sewanee Kentucky Washington The Citadel Farman South Carolina Davidson North Carolina Maryland Virginia Virginia Military Richmond William and Mary Guilford Catawba Roanoke Saylor Centenary Bridgewater Wilson Hampden-Sydney Swarthmore Morehead Alfred Holbroo Seebctnstes College Erekine Wofford Delta West Tennessee Univ. of Misalesippi Louisiana State Oberlin Hamilton Thiel Clarion Teachers Brooklyn College Wagner Williams Bowdoin Allegheny Hiram Dartmouth Brown Carnegie Tech Notre Dame Boston U Clarkson Tulane Colmate Columbia Pennsylvania Syracuse Cornell Lebanon Valley Delaware Fordham Pittsburgh Franklin and Marshall Muhlenberg Lafayete Georgetown Gettysburg Drexel Hartwick Morevan Holy Crom Georgia Juniata Grove City Lock Haven Kutztown Lowell Textile Maine Arnold Villanova Manhattan Middlebury Renssalaer P New Hampshire Colby New York U Johns Annapolia Coast Guard Norwich Leigh Rho Midwest Washington U St. Louis Weadley Tech Monmouth Lawrence Knox James Millikin Manchester Valparaiso Wabash Earlham Milwaukee Debd Kosh Carroll Lake Forest Moorhead Mankato Concordia Hamiime St. John's Minn MacAlester Omaha Heskell Indians Wisconsin Mines Mission House Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Purdue Princeton Chicago Wisconsin Iowa Indiana Kinois Oklahoma Nebraska Kansas State Marquette Michigan State Missouri Kansas Iowa State West Virginia Xavier Cincinnati Kenyon Deshang W.wesd Ohio

Davidson Freshmen Face Duke Imps After VP I Loss

The Davidson Wildkittens, seasoned by a to VP I defeat, prep for their second and last Southern Conference freshman game. Standouts include Bob Johnson at fullback and Dick Arnold among promising linemen. Injuries cloud Jim Wallin’s season as Duke game looms Friday in High Point.

Davidson Davidson Wildkittens Duke Brie Imps High Point Jim Wallin Johnson City Tenn Bob Johnson Knoxville Kittens Duke Johnson Shepard Dick Arnold Davidson Dick Johnson Weat Arnold Greenville Dick Penne Bill Sigman Lincolnton N. C Snelling

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