Pitt and Notre Dame Fells From Contested Weekend
The Associated Press reports a chaotic fourth Saturday of October with Pitt and Notre Dame beaten and Southern California tied. Michigan, Nebraska, Duke, Alabama, Princeton and Fordham lead regional unpacking as major matchups loom across East, Midwest and West with many unbeaten teams still active.
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Rampant Tigers
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Washington & Lee
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Villanova
Bucknell
Potatoes Retain Nutrients When Cooked in Skins
Cooking potatoes in their skins helps preserve nutritive value. Skin protection reduces nutrient loss during heat exposure, maintaining minerals and vitamins. The practice benefits health by keeping more of the potato's natural nutrients intact.
High School Harriers Face Tough Fall Cross Country Schedule
High Point's Black Bisons cross country team, after beating Winston-Salem, prepare for a demanding slate. They travel to Greensboro on Oct. 19 and host Davidson freshmen on Oct. 27, then face Guilford freshmen Nov. 3 and Carolina Wake Forest events on Armistice Day as part of the big football classic.
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State
South Carolina Takes On Virginia Tech In Conference Test
Virginia Tech hosts South Carolina in Blacksburg in a crucial Southern Conference clash as both teams chase title hopes. Duke, UNC, Clemson, and Maryland rivals loom in weekend action with Cavaliers and others aiming to rebound and move up the standings.
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al Casey
Hal Mauney
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Virginia
Cavaliers
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Maryland
Davis Elkins 8 Unbeaten Leader In College Football Parade
Davis Elkins College West Virginia tops unbeaten list with six straight wins and 284 points. Duquesne Pittsburgh also has six straight victories, among several teams cited by the Associated Press as unbeaten and united early in the season.
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Iowa
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Wooster
Ohio
Syracuse
Cox Tops 3 0 Scoring Parade
Duke fullback Bob Cox led the Southern Conference scoring race with 37 points after scoring twice and adding an extra point as Duke defeated Davidson. Duncan Hola claw of Tech held second with 18 points, Harry Martin of Virginia 16 ½, and Widmyer of Maryland 13. Billy Smith of VMI and Joe Sayers of Washington and Lee each had 12 points in the hard fought win over Maryland and Kentucky respectively.
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Bob Cox
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Davidson
Cox
Duncan Holaclaw
V. P. Ft
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Honore
Harry Martin
Virginia
Widmyer
Maryland
Billy Smith
Virginia Military Institute
Joe Sawyers
Washington and Lee
Kentucky
Blocking backs gain fame as football rewards praised
The piece notes rising recognition for blockers in football. It highlights the Millis Blocking trophy in North Carolina as shaping public view, and W. P. Jacobs trophy in the South for best blocker. Noble Kizer offers three blocking-focused tips for fans to enjoy games.
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Millis
H. A. Millis
Noble Kizer
Purdue University
Kizer
Florida coach honors Carolina guard with game ball
After Florida defeated North Carolina 9 to 0, Florida coach Dutch Stanley gave George Barclay the football used in the game as a tribute to his spectacular play. Jimmie Poole, known in local tennis golf and ping pong circles, returns to Greensboro for a new post with Security Bank after finishing runner up at the Country Club golf tournament.
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George Barclay
North Carolina
Sturday
Florida
Carolina
Greensboro
Jimmie
Ralph Johnson shines as top player in high school football
Ralph Johnson, a plunging halfback, shows the season s greatest improvement for the high school team. He was likely the standout in the Bisons Friday win over Winston-Salem. Local officials and reporters note the Winston game as the toughest yet and praise Tom Young at Lexington high as he builds a strong club, while Bill Hayworth Harriss Harris depart for Orlando with Earl Andrews guiding the program.
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Jonson
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Winston-Salem
Rogers
Parker
Davidson
Mackintosh
Mass
State
Tom Young
Carolina
Lexington High School
Tom
Murray Greason
Wake Forest
Greason
Young
Lexington
Bill Hayworth
Harriss Harris
High Point
Orlando
N. C
Earl Andrews
Winter of Davis Elkins Leads Football Scorers
Winter of Davis Elkins tops the national football scoring list with 67 points from 11 touchdowns and one extra point in six games. Ralph Graham of Kansas State is second with 42 points. other conference leaders include Everhardus of Michigan and Domingue of Texas A&M.
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Winter
Davis Elkins
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Graham
Big Ten
Everhardus
Michigan
Southwest
Domingue
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Pacific
Howard
Southern California
Southern
Cox
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Richens
Utah
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Oliver extends SEC lead with five touchdowns this season
Bobby Oliver of Vanderbilt tops the Southeastern Conference scoring chart in 1983 with five touchdowns and one extra point totaling 31 points. Georgia's John Chapman also reached five touchdowns and 30 points after the Mercer game, while Clary, Wilburn, and Spencer Berger chase near the top in their regional contests.
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Bobby Oliver
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Valdosta
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John “Buck” Chapman
Georgia
Mercer
Death Ends Hopes of Ball For Flag
ST. LOUIS October 28 Death ends Philip De Cates by Balls 18 year dream of producing an American league pennant winner. The Browns owner died at St Johns hospital at age 69 from septicemia. Since 1916 he owned the Browns and hoped to win a pennant, with 1922 the closest his club came, finishing second, one game behind the Yankees.
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Philip de Catesby Ball
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New York Yankees
Carnera's Narrow Win Over Paulino In Rome
Carnera defends his heavyweight title with a 15 round decision over Paulino Uzendun before about 70 000 in Rome. The exile of boos at the end reflected disappointment at the lack of a knockout despite Carnera's power. Paulino, bleeding from round five, endured a brutal fight showing grit and resolve until the final bell.
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Seoeeenas
Ake Carnera
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Mussolini
James Roosevelt
Duke Looks To Kentucky and NC Teams Entertain Fees
Unbeaten Duke plans to raid Kentucky as three North Carolina Big Five teams face home games. Duke expects a hard battle in Lexington after a Davidson win while Corky Cornelius may return from injury. UNC hosts Georgia Tech, NC State welcomes Davidson in Raleigh, and Wake Forest meets Catholic U with Bob McQuage returning from a bruise. The weekend slate includes Lenoir-Rhyne at Maryville, Catawba at Hampton Roads, Elon at Newport News, and Western Carolina at Johnson City.
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Durham
Wildcats
Corky Cornelius
Horse Hendrickson
E. B. Dunlap
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North Carolina State
Catholic Universiy
Deacons
North State
Lenoir- Rhyne-Maryville
Maryville
Tenn
Catawba-Langley Field
Hampton Roads
Elon-Naval
Newport News
Johnson City
Appalachian King
Asheville
Guilford
NC Coach Plans Offense Overhaul After Loss to Florida
Coach Chuck Collins plans to revamp North Carolina's offense for the Golden Tornado matchup after praising the defense in a 9-0 defeat to Florida. He criticized the backs and pass receivers for their conduct and execution.
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Chuck Collins
North Carolina
Golden Tornado
Florida
N C State Hosts Wildcats in Calm 0-0 Draw With Wake
Light work filled the N C State program as preparations opened for the Wildcats. The match with Wake Forest ended in a goalless deadlock with no serious casualties.
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N. C. State
Wildcats
Wake
Youngstown flyer Mary Campana sets long endurance mark
Mary Campana of Youngstown Ohio extended the world endurance record for light planes by flying 12 hours 28 minutes. She added 1 hour 11 minutes to the prior record, keeping aloft for a lengthy duration.
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Mary Campana
Youngstown
Anchorage man aids Kodiak boy in life saving flight
In response to a radio appeal, Harry Blum of Anchorage flew to Kodiak Island with Dr. A S Walkowsky to pick up 4 year old David Loof and his mother. They returned to Anchorage where an operation saved the boy’s life.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Kodiak Island
A.S. Walkowsky
David Loof
New car registrations fall in first half of 1933
New commercial car registrations for the first six months of 1933 totaled 2,820, compared with 100,564 in the same period of 1932.
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