Conference Spotlight Holds Tulane Alabama Showdowns
Tulane defends its conference title against Georgia Tech in Atlanta while Alabama challenges Vanderbilt in Birmingham. The slate also features Tennessee and North Carolina falling last week with Saturday’s games shaping the rest of the league through a packed schedule across Dixie.
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Alabama
Vanderbilt
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Dixie
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Davidson 1910 Wildcats Football Champions Reunion Photo
Davidson College celebrates its 1910 grid championship team with a reunion on Homecoming Day. The pictured squad includes E L Booe Kennedy Lunsford Richardson J N Van DeVanter coach Floyd Simmons and J Roy Barron among others with additional members listed.
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Davidson College
Davidson
E. L. Booe
Kennedy
Texas
Lunsford Richardson
Greensboro
J. T. Pharr
Case
W. Va
B. T. Neal
Chicago
J. N. van DeVanter
Floyd Simmons
Charlotte
J. C. Cashion
Huntersville
S. F. Erwin, Jr
Florence
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J. Roy Barron
D. M. McQueen
Jacksonville
Fla
J. R. Phipps
Pollocksville
E. S. Currie
China
E. H. Graham
Goldsboro
W. D. Wolfe
Tellico Plains
Tenn
DeWitt Kluitz
Washington, N. C
Eugene Alexander
Manchester
P. McK. Williams
W. M. Shaw
Fayetteville
W. A. Nicholson
Pineville
D. A. Biggers
Rock Hill
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Rome
J. Max Hendrix
R. C. Hamer
Eastover
Panthers Edge AU in Tie Before Naval Apprentice Test
Beall's Panthers fought a 6-6 draw with American University with Lundwig throwing two 35 yard passes for a touchdown. Panthers face Naval Apprentice School at Norfolk on Friday night and hope to improve after a strong but uneven home debut. Swart Helmick and Larson and Jarvis stood out in a hard fought game amid heavy opposition. Next home game against Atlantic Christian College is set for November 1 at Willis Park.
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Naval Apprentice School
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Helmick
Larson
Jarvis
American University
Panthers
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Willis Park
Wake And Davidson Victories Upset By NC Underdogs
North Carolina rode three upsets on Saturday with two wins and one strong showing. Duke’s Blue Devils, led by Jimmy DeHart, impressed at Annapolis as a quietly powerful unit, while Davidson’s Wildcats stunned visitors after a first quarter score set the tone. The week’s slate includes Georgia, Tennessee, and NC State matchups, with Mercer and Wake Forest also featured in key battles.
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Terriers
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Tar Heels
Tennessee
Knoxville
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Nash
House
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Citadel
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North Carolina State
Mississippi A
Red” Cagle
Army Fame
Raleigh
Aggies
Clemson Tops Unbeatens In National Grid Standings
New York dispatch notes the list of unbeaten teams has 43 members. Dartmouth leads in total points with 225 scored in four games while Clemson, North Dakota, Oklahoma City and North Dakota State all hold five wins without loss or tie. Several teams remain undefeated, often without yielding a point to opponents.
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New York
Dartmouth
Indians
Hanover
Clemson
North Dakota
Oklahoma City
North Dakota State
Glen Tems
1910 Wildcat Eleven Reassembles Saturday
Davidson College plans a homecoming reunion for the 1910 state champion Wildcats. Alumni from Illinois, Texas, West Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, and the Carolinas will attend October 27 events, including a morning service, alumni luncheon, and football game. J N VanDevanter is the only alumnus who has died since.
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Floyd Simmons
Charlotte
Davidson
China
Illinois
Texas
West Virginia
Tennessee
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
South
North Carolina
Davidson-ward
J. N. VanDevanter
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Simmons
Bisons Meet Sanford On High School Grid Thursday
The Black Bisons of High Point High School will meet the Sanford High grid team on the high school field Thursday afternoon at 8 30. The date change follows Northwestern District teachers meeting on Friday. This daylight game marks the Bisons first on their field this season. After two conference losses to Asheville and Winston-Salem the locals seek a comeback victory to balance their early wins.
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High Point High School
Sanford High Grid Warriors
Northwestern
W. C. King
Bisons
Asheville
Winston-Salem
1910 State Champions Rivaled in Decade Review
DeWitt Kluttz captained the 1910 state champions who totaled 213 points against 36 by opponents. Davidson trounced Catawba Lenoir UNC The Citadel South Carolina and Wake Forest while V. P. I. and Washington and Lee defeated them 16 to 6 and 14 to 12 respectively. Mrs. P. W. Booe attends as special guest with whom they trained.
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DeWitt Kluttz
Washington, N. C
Davidson
Catawba
Lenoir
University of North Carolina
Citadel
University of South Carolina
Wake Forest
Washington and Lee
Chicago Stadium Plans Nov 6 Card With Levinsky
King Levinsky to fight either Tommy Loughran or Jimmy Slattery in a ten rounder at Chicago Stadium on November 6. Otto Von Porat and Jack Renault are set for the co attraction.
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Chicago
King Levinsky
West Side
Pride
Tommy Loughran
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Otto von Porat
Jack Renault
Silk Hose Drying Caution Quiet Twisting Damps Yarn
Drying silk hose requires gentle handling. Twist and squeeze can damage delicate threads and cause runs or tears. Air dry away from direct heat to preserve texture and length. Keep hoses laid flat or hung upright to prevent creases.
Kansas to play night football as lone Big Six team
The University of Kansas will be the only Big Six team to schedule night games this season, marking a rare timing choice in the conference.
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University of Kansas
Virginia Stadium Won't Be Finished by Thanksgiving
Virginia's new $500,000 football stadium will not be completed in time for the Thanksgiving Day game with theUniversity of Virginia, as work slows due to rock blasting and spring finishing delays. Frederic W. Scott funded the project and oversees construction. dedication will be postponed to a date next fall.
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Virginia
University, Va
University of North Carolina
Lambeth Field
Mount Jefferson
Frederic W. Scott
Richmond
James G. Driver
Davidson to Face V P I in Homecoming Gridiron Clash
Davidson College and V P I renew their rivalry at Richardson field in a Home Coming matchup next Saturday. The Gobblers and Wildcats last played in 1923 with Davidson nicked 7 0 at Blacksburg, Va. Coaches Younger and Tilson lead Davidson against their alma mater as a potential showcase of strength before North Carolina game outcomes.
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Tex
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
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Big Three Will Furnish Fireworks In East This Week
In upcoming games Harvard meets Dartmouth at Boston in a long running east rivalry. Dartmouth undefeated and high scoring may hold slight edge but Harvard showed power after loss to Army. Yale meets Army in New Haven and Princeton faces Navy in lower stakes matchups for championship standings.
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Bowling Schedule for High Point Commercial League
Monday night bowling at King Pin Alleys features a first half schedule starting October 20, 1930 with Wachovia Bank facing Adams-Millis and Sunshine Laundry meeting A. P. Stores among others. The list continues weekly through December and notes the end of the first half and start of the second half on January 5, 1931. An Industrial League also contests on Tuesdays with matchups like Knox vs Stehli and Adams-Millis vs Highland through December 9, 1930 and resuming January 6, 1931.
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Wachovia Bank
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Sunshine Laundry
Marietta
Post Office
NW. P. 8
Efird’s Dept
Wilson Motor Co
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Industrial League
Roberts Tops Southern Conference Scorers With 66 Points
Georgia star Jack Roberts led the Southern Conference with 66 points after a three touchdown Saturday surge. Almahary of LSU trailed with 62, Welch of Clemson added 58, and Spicer Kentucky had 47 as the league’s leading scorers list shows.
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Jack
Roberts
North Carolina
Almahary
Welch
Clemson
Newberry College
Pat
Georgia
S. U
Spicer
Kentucky
Eskey
Vanderbilt
Hendrix
Campbell
Alabama
Kelly
Mesgner
N. C
Reeves
Brewer
Duke
Bowman
Bethea
Florida
Branch
Corrections on a historic aircraft errorgram
The document lists five issues with an open cockpit plane noting a missing rear stabilizer a backwards left lower wing misplaced aileron a missing left wheel strut and an unsuitable door. It identifies TOUCHDOWN as the scrambled word.
Frank Baker Tops Big Ten Scorers
Chicago October 20 Northwestern end Frank Baker boosted his Big Ten scoring lead to 24 points by scoring two touchdowns from Pug Rentner passes and snagging an Illinois pass for another. His first TD came last week against Ohio State.
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Pug Rentner
Illinois
Frank Baker
Northwestern
Big Ten
Baker
Ohio State
Grid Heroes of Saturday
Northwestern’s Hank Bruder intercepted twice and returned a third for three touchdowns in a clash with Illinois. Kansas beat Kansas Aggies 14 to 0 as Jim Bausch ran 95 and 59 yards for scores and kicked both extra points. Yale’s Albie Booth led a 21-0 Elis win over Brown with a TD and setup play for another field goal. Oregon’s Johnny Kitzmiller halted a pass and sprinted for a 7-0 win over Washington. Georgia’s Jack Roberts powered through North Carolina for three touchdowns. Baylor’s Elreath caught a late pass and raced 65 yards for a touchdown to knot with Southern Methodist at 14-14.
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Illinois
Jim Bausch
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North Carolina
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Baylor
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Buenos Aires Firm Proposes 800 Grain Elevator Chain
A Buenos Aires firm presented to the government a proposal to build a chain of more than 800 grain elevators at an estimated cost of 50 million dollars.
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Buenos Aires
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