Duke Freshman Team Defeats Davidson Frosh 7 to 0
Duke University Freshmen beat Davidson College Wildcats 7 to 0 at the new High Point college football stadium. Wesley McAfee returned a kickoff 85 yards for Duke's TD and added a punt return spark as Duke relied on blocking and defense to hold Davidson to limited offense.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center of Industry
High Point
North Carolina
Duke
Davidson Frosh
Tom
Fights Last Night In Boxing Card Across Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports several decisions from last night: Davey Day 136 pounds of Chicago outpointed Enrico Venturi 139 in New York. Lou Brouillard 161 1 outpointed Roy Kelly 172 in Boston. Buddy Knox 201 14 outpointed Art Oliver 198 in Chicago. Ray Matulewicz 172 knocked out Bob Allison in Greensboro with Durham and Charlotte as noted venues.
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Associated Press
New York
Davey Day
Chicago
Enrico Venturi
Rboston
Lou Brouillerd
Boston
Roy Kelly
Ine
Mass
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Art Oliver
Greensboro
N. C
Ray Matulewicz
Durham
Bob Allison
Charlotte
Wrestling results from Philadelphia Newark and Buffalo last night
Vincent Lopez of Los Angeles defeated Chief Thunder bird of British Columbia in 25 minutes 42 seconds in Philadelphia with Thunder bird knocked from the ring. Danno O Mahoney of Ireland beat Len Macaluso of Buffalo in 26 minutes 15 seconds in Newark. Ali Baba of Detroit defeated Jerry Monahan of Los Angeles in two straight falls in Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Vincent Lopez
Los Angeles
Chief Thunderbird
British Columbia
Thunderbird
Newark
Danno O'Mahoney
Ireland
Len Macaluso
Buffalo
N. Y
Jess Jameson
Hollywood
Calif
Jim Austein
Ali Baba
Detroit
Jerry Monahan
Swift sinks hole in one at Pinehurst No. 3
Hampden M. Swift of St. Louis record his first Pinehurst round with a hole-in-one on the 14th hole of course No. 3 during yesterday’s play at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Hampden M. Swift
St. Louis
Duke Davidson Freshman Game At High Point Stadium
Statistics from yesterday's freshman game at the new High Point College stadium show Duke Pivet Gowns with limited rushing and passing yards. Runbacks and kickoff details are noted with attempts and punting figures. Net rushing loss and incomplete passing data are listed for both teams with several missing entries.
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Duke Davidson
High Point College Stadium
Thomasville Bulldogs blank Rockwell 26 to 0 in victory
Thomasville scored in every quarter at Finchfield to defeat Rockwell 26 0. Perdue ran for two and three yard TDs and kicked two extra points, Beck added a 27 yard score, Newsome and Prevost contributed key plays, while Rockwell managed only a single late threat and three completed passes. Thomasville had 9 first downs to 3 for Rockwell.
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Enterprise
Thomasvile
Thomasville
Rockwell High School
Finchfield
Bulldogs
Perdue
Newsome
Rockwell
Invaders
Beck
Prevost
White S
J. Lylerly
Rockwell Stilwell
le Russell
Miller Gray
LG Morgan
Jenkins
Peele
Loftin
RT Palmer Bray
Lylerly
Bruton
Burris Beck
Rb Campbell
Maus
Nan
Stringfield
Lawyers Squabble At Cumming's Golf Meet At Pinehurst
At Pinehurst North Carolina October 23 a legal skirmish framed the opening of Homer Cummins golf tourney with juried arguments and handicap disputes. Ex prizefighter Gene Tunney sent a quip seeking a low handicap while Roger Whiteford led the bar in the qualifiers with a 77 as the championship round began.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Homer&. Cummins
Gene Tunney
Wired Gene
Greenwich
Roger Whiteford
Washington
Whiteford
85 Yard Touchdown Dash by Duke Freshman Wesley McAfee
Wesley McAfee a Duke freshman back dashed 85 yards for a touchdown on 4 kickoff against Davidson yesterday at High Point college stadium. He started on his own 15 yard line moved right then reversed to left outrunning three tacklers as Duke blockers lead the way and Davidson players were left on the turf.
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Wildkitten
Killian Jo Morell
Holmes
Dukes
Davidson
Stear
Arnold
Killian
Kornick
Dick Arnold
Duke
Karl Jones
McAfee
George
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Murphy Arnold
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Knowles RG Sutton
Bigman
Nania Niven
Lucas Bharp
Morrell Hemphi
Miller
Cable
Tweedy
Pann
Davis
Lockwood
Kraus
Balsey
Harlan
Garron
Cooper
Phair
H. C. R. Conoly
Bolin
Wesley McAfee
High Point College Stadium
Blus Imps
Clemson Defeats Carolina 34 to 6 in State Fair Game
Clemson college remains undefeated in the series by beating South Carolina 34 to 6 at Columbia. Bryant of Clemson is pictured carrying the ball around right end while four Gamecocks pursue. Urban 45, a Carolina end, attempts to bring him down from behind.
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Columbia
Bryant
Clemson
Carolina Gamecocks
Urban
Carolina
Southern Conference Fights Outsiders In Key Showdowns
In Richmond a slate of major clashes tests top Southern Conference teams against strong outsiders. North Carolina meets Tulane in Chapel Hill, Duke faces Colgate in Hamilton, Maryland tangles with Syracuse in Baltimore, and N C State aims to rebound against Wake Forest on the Deacons’ field. Citadel defeats Richmond 26 to 0 as Robinson scores a 65 yard dash late.
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Chapel Hill
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Hamilton
N. Y
Red Raiders
Andy Kerr
Columbia
New York
Virginia
Syracuse
Baltimore
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Centre
Danville
Vo. M. I
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Frank Murray
Cavaliers
Washington and Lee
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Generals
Richmond
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Deacons
Furman
William and Mary
Presbyterian
American A
Greenville, Lee
Williamsburg
William Penn Triumphs 6 0 Over Dunbar High
Gilbert Wiley stars as William Penn sixth victory tops Dunbar high school of Lexington 6 to 0 under Willis park lights. Wiley runs and passes set up the final three yard plunge in that last drive. C O Hill, Clifford Crowe, Hairston, Hayward and Bonnie Wright contribute on the line.
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Gilbert Wiley
William Penn
Dunbar High School
Lexington
Willis Park
Wiley
C. O. Hill
Clifford Crowe
Thomas Hairston
Chester Hayward
Bonnie Wright
Fifth place sparks clash over credentials in White House row
The attorney-general and W A Julian argued with Stephen Early over who should take fifth place. Early won with 86 while the attorney-general and the treasurer could only manage 87s as the rest of the 24 starters finished within two strokes of the leader.
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W. A. Julian
United States
Stephen Early
Early
Pro Giants Hold Spotlight With Offensive Play
New York Giants coach Steve Owen unveils the left formation offense hailed as revolutionary and effective. Report notes the scheme shifts the line to the left with a backfield thrown left, designed to confuse defenses and produce yardage and passing success.
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New York
New York Giants
Tim Mara
Steve Owen
Giants
Owen
Crites
Jim Crowley
Lou Little
Chick Meehan
Mal Stevens
Stevens
Big Football Day Across the Nation Promises Classic Showdowns
Saturday’s slate features Yale vs Cornell in an Ivy clash with 50 000 onlookers. Notre Dame meets Navy in the Midwest while California hosts Southern California. Notable bouts include Texas A&M Baylor, Alabama at George Washington, and Stanford facing Washington.
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Navy
South Bend
Notre Dame
California
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Texas Christian
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Duke
Pitt
Wisconsin
Southwest
Baylor
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Texas
Rice
Arkansas
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Washington
George Washington
Manhattan
Hatfields
McCoys
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Tennessee
Sewanee
North Carolina
Tulane
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Citadel
Richmond
Grinnell
Washburn
St. Mary’s
Idaho
Pur due Claims Biggest End In Football
Pur due announces Bill Vergane a 240 pound right flanker from Michigan City Indiana aims to be the biggest end in football at Lafayette on October 23.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Bill Vergane
Michigan City
Ind
UC Freshman Star Hampton Pool Enters Stanford
Hampton Pool, star UC 1934 freshman fullback, enters Stanford after a year at West Point and a year out of school.
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Stanford
Palo Alto
Calif
Hampton Pool
University of California
West Point
Canada to enter Davis Cup team in 1938 first time in four years
The Dominion of Canada will enter a Davis Cup team for the 1938 competition. This marks their first participation in four years, with reports from Quebec dated October 23.
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Canada
Quebec
Dominion of Canada
Center of It All New York Signals NYU Violets
Milt Miller, center, calls signals for the New York University Violets in a game report from Center of It All New York dated October 23. Miller directs the offense and adjusts plays from the line as NYU uses a strong pass and run mix against its opponent.
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New York
Milt Miller
New York University Violets
Graham Loses Mat Verdict but Wins Two Bouts
Roy Graham loses a heated match with Jerry Burns after a referee confrontation and a near riot at the wrestling arena. Burns wins the first fall amid delays and fouls. Graham defeats Burns in the later rounds but injures Referee Thompson, who awards the bout to Burns. Cowboy Luttrall defeats Slim Zimbleman in two straight falls amid crowd disapproval over foul tactics.
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Roy Graham
Thompson
Jerry Burns
Graham
Burns
Cowboy Luttrall
Slim Zimbleman
Slim
Cowboy
Zimbleman
Dorais Scouts Pros in Detroit for Red Skins
Coach Gus Dorais of Detroit University scouts National league teams for the Washington Red skins because Ray Flaherty of the Capital City pros played under Dorais at Gonzaga.
High Point Fumbles Continue Bid in Loss to Lexington
In Lexington on Oct 23 the Bisons of High Point Salvaged nothing as they fell to Lexington by a lopsided score. Lexings dominance showed on both ground and air with 20 first downs while the High Point defense struggled and did not punt. Ferree scored for Black Bison from four yards as E Carlton and Ah fained solid, while the Lex lineup featured Kott Lehman McMillan Os Andrews Groome Horney Short Hucks and C Carlton among others. Officials named Rogers Bruton Neese.
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Seton
Bisons
High P
Ferree
Bison
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Ca DeLapp
Johnson
Iiderton
Lex E.kott
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McMillan
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Groome
Horney
Hucks
Wagner
Kivett
Loyd
Milton
Lexington—Corn
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Price
Rogers
Wash and
Lee
Bruton
Duke
Pire
Neese
Birmingham
College football scores from scattered games across regions
Football scores show Marshall over Georgetown 90 to 0, Temple 7 Carnegie Tech 0, Yale 14 Penn 0, The Citadel 26 Richmond 0, Southwestern Tennessee 26 Roanoke Newport News Apprentice School 0, and multiple 0s and narrow margins across midwest and southwest matchups including Texas Wesleyan 13 Oklahoma Baptist 0 and Idaho 0 against St Marys 6.
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Associated Press
Marshall
Georgetowsl
W. Va
College
A Virginia
Wesleyan
Temple
Carnegie Tech
Yale
Penn
Citadel
Richmond
Western Kentucky Teachers Run
Union (Tenn
Mid-West Grinnell
Washburn
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Springfield
Kansas Wesleyan
Itana
Haskell
Baker
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North Dakota State
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Southwest
Texas Wesleyan
Oklahoma Baptist
Arkansas Tech
Oklahoma
Howard
Agree College of Idaho
Boles
St. Mary's
Idaho
Canting College
Pacific Colla
Ore
Barbara State
Texas Ming
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