Davidson Falls To Furman In A 7 To 0 Game
Davidson loses to Furman 7 to 0 as Tilgeman leads the Purple Hurricane with a first half touchdown. The field slows offenses on a muddy day with several regional scores listed from Hot Springs to Auburn and beyond.
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Football Results From Across the Nation Today
College grid scores from Washington to Memphis show Bucknell beating Georgetown 3 2 in Washington and Syracuse routing Providence 48 0 in Syracuse. Navy and Washington and Lee posted decisive wins while many other colleges reported scores across the country.
Chief Little Elk and His Wigwam Revue At the Orpheum
The Orpheum hosts Chief Little Elk and his Wigwam Revue for the week starting tomorrow. The Greenville S C act reports strong business, with new peppy bills and a standout comedian Johnie Gilmore. A fresh program is planned for Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
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Play Your Own Game By Francis Ouimet
Francis Ouimet extols golf rule to focus on one's own game not opponent. He argues watching rival shots distracts concentration and that success comes from playing your best regardless of others. He notes greats Hagen and Jones excel by staying the course.
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Play Your Own Golf Game Says Bobby Jones
The author urges golfers to avoid chasing opponents shots and instead focus on their own play. He cites Bobby Jones, who ignores physical rivals and aims to beat par, arguing success comes from consistent, self-directed strategy rather than risky responses to others.
Wrong Ball Penalty in Club Match
The Links Referee explains that a player is responsible for ensuring he plays his own ball even when a caddie identifies an imposter ball. If the wrong ball is discovered before the other player makes a stroke, the player may return to play his own ball. if the opponent has then played, the hole is lost. The caddie’s identification is irrelevant to blame.
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Mooseheart lad Raymond Baltar praised as velvet tenor
Raymond Baltar of Mooseheart receives national praise for a velvet tenor voice after performing on radio station WJJD. James J. Davis offers full music education, predicting a future opera career and possible Caruso-like fame. Baltar is from Gloucester, Massachusetts, where fishing families support Mooseheart.
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Velvet voiced boy drawn to fame by church choir find
A boy with a rich tenor voice emerges from a community program while a girl student discovers his talent during church services. He studies art, sign painting, and education through high school with 130 mothers hired for suitable work. If his voice remains strong, he may pursue fame and riches.
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Freshman Scores and Collegiate Games Summary
At Jackson Miss A and M defeated Ole Miss 6 to 0. Ursinus and George Washington tied 0 to 0 at Collegeville. West Virginia beat West Virginia Wesleyan 16 to 0 in Morgantown. North Carolina Freshmen lost 6 to 19 to South Carolina Freshmen at Chapel Hill. Louisiana College and Louisiana Tech tied 0 to 0 at Alexandria.
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Doctors Speak at District Meeting in Reidsville
The Eighth District society held a general meeting in Reidsville with speakers including Dr O B Bonner of High Point on Ophthalmological Heads. Other chief speakers were Dr Stuart McGuire of Richmond on Gail Stones and M Herndon of Winston-Salem on Forensic Medicine. Additional speakers included Dr C Tyner of Leaksville Dr Charis Roberson of Greensboro and R W Fetzer of Madison.
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Prohi Officers Seize 48 Pints in Davidson County
Prohibition officers Kennedy Shiplett and Hendrig captured 48 pints of liquor in Davidson County near Thomasville Road yesterday. No arrests were made.
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