Buck Bucked Kentucky To Narrow Tar Heel Victory
Tar Heel end Dick Buck caught a late first quarter pass from Dick Dashiell and ran 48 yards to score the decisive touchdown as UNC defeated Kentucky 6 to 0 before 12,000 homecoming fans. Buck's sprint and 25 yard kickoff return sparked UNC's lone scoring drive, while Kentucky, led by Man-o-War Johnson, fought hard but could not cross UNC’s goal line. Carolina, with strong lines and punting by Charlie Shaffer, managed five first downs to Kentucky’s ten as the game remained tight throughout Duke's Era.
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Catawba Defeats Guilford 26 to 0 in Homecoming Thriller
Catawba celebrates homecoming before about 10,000 fans as Meehan scores three touchdowns. Cesareo adds the final TD while Waniewsky kicks the extra point. Guilford’s offense struggles with three picks and no successful passes.
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Minnesota Rallies To Eliminate Pitt In Title Race
Wires report Minnesota defeats Pitt 13 to 7 in a title race game with other scores listed across the nation. Howard added a 21 for Mississippi State while Navy beat Lehigh 18 to 7 and Penn State led Lehigh 31 to 6.
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Gators Top Wolfpack 14 to 0 Behind Brown’s Long Run
Florida defeats North Carolina State 14 0 in Tampa with Wally Brown scoring a 50 yard kickoff return and a second period TD set by his 50 yard run. Walter Middlekauff adds a 10 yard TD run, and Chase converts the extra points as State’s late passing pace fails.
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Centenary Snatches Victory From Texas With Late Field Goal
In Austin on October 20 Centenary College edged the University of Texas 9 to 6 as a last second placement kick sealed the upset. Texas had pursued an undefeated season before the late decisive score.
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Purvis and Carter Lead Purdue To Win
Purvis and Carter propel Purdue to a 1 to 0 football victory over Wisconsin at Yafayette. Carter 64 yard dash after a slashing drive off left tackle sparked the winning score and kept Purdue competitive in the Western Conference title race.
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Panthers Defeat Y M C A In Soccer
The Purple Panthers of High Point college beat the YMCA soccer team 3 to 0 in a fast contest marked by rough scrimmages. Culler scored twice and Yount added a third after three sustained drives. Hart led Y M C A’s attack. Ridge and Rudisill were standout defenders for the Y.
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Michigan Beats Tornado 9 2 as Jennings Breaks Through
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeats Georgia Tech 9 to 2. Ferrin Jennings, a 140 pound quarterback, returns a punt 65 yards for the Wolverines’ only touchdown aided by Willard Hildebrand’s extra point. A safety on a punt return late in the third quarter preserves the lead for Michigan.
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Winter Greens Ready On Municipal Court
After a week of temporary greens the Municipal course moved flag holes back and winter Ho greens are now in play. Cups were moved to allow winter grass to sprout before heavy foot traffic resumes. Purvis' 80 yard sprint through the guard set up Purdue homecoming with a triumphant return before eighteen thousand in attendance.
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Minnesota Routs Pittsburgh 13 7 in Fourth-Quarter Surge
In a comeback powered by Kostka and Alphonse, Minnesota erased a slow start to beat Pittsburgh 13 to 7. The Gophers narrowed gaps late, scoring in the fourth on a 22 yard run and a late flurry of passes and gains.
Vanderbilt Edges Auburn 7-6 in Nail-Biter
In Nashville Vanderbilt escaped with a 7 to 6 victory over Auburn. Rand Dixon connected on a late 15 yard pass to Willie Geny for the decisive score after Auburn threatened with a strong third quarter drive. The Plainsmen tied the game earlier but a blocked extra point hampered their surge.
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Fay Wray Takes Up Duck Hunting With Penner
Fay Wray has a new hobby duck hunting after receiving a shotgun from husband John Monk Saunders who loves the sport. She fears guns but plans to join him on weekends to pursue ducks, joking about the possibility she could outshoot him.
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Five unbeaten teams fall under heavy fire in college football
Five of the east’s undefeated teams Pitt Colgate Fordham Columbia and Harvard were upset or pressured as top teams fell to Minnesota Ohio State St Mary’s Navy Alabama and others. Tennessee Wisconsin Purdue Clemson and Washington & Lee also posted notable results in a day of upsets and close calls across major conferences.
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Army Beats Sewanee 20 to 0 at Michie Stadium
West Point army team defeats Sewanee University of the South by 20 to 0 in front of about 8 000 fans. Army used mixed second and third string players while Sewanee, one of the lightest squads here, mounted several threats via the forward pass including a 50 yard drive in six plays.
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Sweden posts 4 surplus in last year finances
Sweden reports a 4 surplus for the previous fiscal year reflecting strong public finances. Government balance shows improved revenue and controlled spending amid cautious market conditions.
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Championship Doubles Final Set At Municipal Courts
Rogers and Ragle reach city doubles final after straight set win 6 2 6 2 6 1. Poole and Short advance after tense wins to face Rogers and rivals at the municipal tennis course today at 2 80 o'clock.
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Navy Dominates Columbia Behind Borries Scoring
Navy defeated Columbia 18 to 7 before 82,000 at Bakerfield. Fred Buzz Borries starred with two rushing touchdowns and multiple passes, leading Navy’s comeback after Columbia led early. Barries contributed nearly 100 rushing yards and key plays amid Navy’s fourth straight win.
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Pro Football Film At Paramount Aired For Fans
A special film titled Pro Football shown at the Paramount Theater Monday and Tuesday complements the feature Pee Bad Boy starring Jackie C er and Thomas Meighan. It chronicles the 1933 Chicago Bears with players Red Gran Nagurski Ronzani Weers Doehring Er baugh and Miller using slow motion and play analysis to reveal scoring plays and tricks.
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Volley Club Wins A Thriilling Basketball Match
In a close contest the YMCA club defeated Point College three games to none with scores 15-8 15-8 and 15-11. The Y team will travel to the college for the next match.
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