Wolfpack Crushes Virginia Tech 13 0 on Homecoming
North Carolina State College wins decisively at Raleigh in Homecoming game, 13 to 0, over Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Ryneska scores the only TD with a 62 yard drive, Bartles adds a two point or extra point, State dominates with 17 first downs and 350 total yards while holding Tech to minimal offense.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Raleigh
Wolfpack
North Carolina State College
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Virginians
Techs
Joe Ryneska
Amesbury
Mass
Howard Bartles
Willinsburg
Eddie Enthwistle
Phil Davis
Elizabeth City
Cowboy Robinson
Mac Cara
Davis
Des
Charlie Gadd
Charlotte
Gobbiers
Dickerson
Ryneska
Bardee
Alex Regdon
Kennywood
State
Hank Anderson
Red Terrors
Tate
Enthwistle
Orchard Beach
N. State
Gadd
Bartles
Pete Kuzma
Kalamazoo
Mich
Nick
Hayden
Youngstown
Ohio
Kuzma
Connie Mac Berry
Gobbler
Joe Schwerdt
Notre Dame Slips From Unbeaten List In Pitt Defeat
Pittsburgh Panthers crushed Notre Dame 26 to 0 before 70 224 fans in Pittsburgh marking ND’s worst setback in 11 years. Marshall Goldberg sparked the attack as Notre Dame failed to gain momentum and was outgained 325 to 73. Scoring by Stapulis Hoffman Goldberg Wood. Souchak added PATs.
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Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh Panthers
Little Duquesne
Fighting Irish
Marshall
Biggie
Goldberg
West Virginia
Sliperry
Army
Irish
Pitt
Stapulis
Hoffman
Wood
Souchak
Carolinas A A U to Convene at Elwood Hotel
The Carolinas A A U annual meeting will be at Elwood hotel Monday night with a 5 30 PM banquet. Jake Wade of The Charlotte Observer will preside as president. delegates from multiple Charlotte and North Carolina organizations will attend and discuss awarding of tournaments and officers.
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Carolinas
Elwood Hotel
Jake Wade
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Y. M. C. A
City of Greensboro
Davidson College Athletic Council
W. F. Bailey
High Point
W. A. Carnes
Greensboro
Victor Shaw
Charlotte
Jack Chorney
Concord
Mills Home Beats Barium 16 to 0 in Historic Match
In Thomasville on October 24 Mills Home under coach Charlie Kearns defeated Barium Springs orphanage club 16-0 marking the first athletic meeting between the two institutions. Haynie scored both touchdowns and Brady added a safety with a tackle behind the goal line for two points.
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Thomasville
Charlie Kearns’ Mill
Barium Springs
Baptists
Presbyterians
Haynie
Brady
Barnum Springs
Army Easy Victor Over Springfield Using Substitutes
At Michie stadium Army defeated Springfield 33 to 0 in front of 27000 fans. The Cadets relied on fundamentals and used many substitutes while gaining 189 rushing yards to Springfield’s 69 and eight first downs to two. They completed six of twelve passes for 93 yards, while Springfield converted one of ten.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
Little Springfield College
Michie Stadium
Springfield
New Englanders
Louis XIV and the first periwig origin story
Louis XIV faced baldness as fashion called for long curls and ordered the first periwig. Courtiers quickly adopted wigs to spare the king embarrassment and maintain royal style.
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Louis XIV
France
Dartmouth Indians Triumph Over Harvard 26-7 in Cambridge
Dartmouth Indians dominate Harvard in Cambridge for a third straight stadium win, 26-7. Key scores came from King MacLeod Conti and a late Dartmouth drive, while Harvard's lone touchdown occurred in the final minute as Oakes connected on a 45-yard pass tipped to Ben Smith.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dartmouth Indians
Harvard
Crimson
Art Oakes
Conti
Ben Smith
Dartmouth
Indians
Bob Stuart
Oakes
King
MacLeod
Ray
Myrtlewood Wins Keeneland Sweepstakes Race
Myrtlewood ridden by George South defeated Miss Merriment by three lengths in a six furlong special sweep stakes at Keeneland. Time 1:11 4-5. The match race between the mares Myrtlewood and Miss Merriment was arranged by owners Brownell Combs and John Hay Whitney, each carrying 118 pounds.
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Lexington
Myrtlewood
Brownell Combs
Larkspur-Frizeur
Miss Merriment
Keeneland
George South
Johnny Gilbert
Mr. Combs
John Hay Whitney
Flying Squadron Wins Over Richmond in Homecoming
Virginia Military Institute's Flying Squadron defeated the University of Richmond 14 to 0 before 9 000 spectators in Richmond. Ray Brittingham scored on a 13 yard run after a blocked kick in the first period. Doc Saunders caught a 36 yard pass for V M I with Wyatt Clark converting the extra point.
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Richmond
Virginia Military Institute
University of Richmond
Ray Brittingham
Trzeciak
Doc Saunders
Billy Roberson
Wyat Clark
Freshman Fraternity Pledges Hit 243 at UNC
University of North Carolina pledges 243 freshmen from High Point Lexington and Asheboro after a two week silence period. The figure marks the annual pledging total and reflects regional representation among new students.
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High Point
Lexington
Asheboro
University of North Carolina
Woman undecided on party yet votes for Roosevelt
A precinct voter says she does not know party labels but plans to vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt, stating she is certain only of supporting him. She registered with Mrs. B. W. Hackney Jr. in precinct No. 10.
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B. W. Hackney, Jr
Roosevelt
Georgia Tech Held to Scoreless Tie by Vandy
Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech battled to a 0–0 tie before 10 000 fans in Nashville. Tech failed to score despite late drives and fumbles by both sides, marking Techs first SEC setback and Vandy’s league debut.
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Georgia Tech
Vandy
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Tech
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Joe Agee
Jimmy Huggins
Maryland Beats Syracuse 20 to 0 in Afternoon Meet
Maryland dominated Syracuse with a 20 to 0 victory as Guckeyson and Meade sparked scoring drives. Syracuse troubled by fumbles and strong Maryland tackling failed to cross Maryland’s 30 yard line. Gormley added two conversions after two Maryland TDs.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Maryland
Orange
Guckeyson
Meade
Gormley
Manero Second in Open Tourney in Buenos Aires
Tony Manero the United States open golf champion posted a one under par 71 in the Argentine open to reach 144 after 36 holes one stroke behind leader Martin Pose who shot 69 to sit at 143. Johnny Reyvolta of Milwaukee tied for third at 146 after two 73s.
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Buenos Aires
Tony Manero
Martin Pose
Manero
Pose
Johnny Reyvolta
Milwaukee
Wis
Revolta
Fraternity Membership Gains Reported From Several Towns
A substantial increase over last year 211. Persons accepted into membership from High Point Lexington and Asheboro include Alpha Tau Omega Charles Diffendal High Point Kappa Alpha Hammett Cecil Jr High Point Kappa Epsilon R Wheat Erlanger Phi Gamma Delta Clinard Finch Lexington Sigma Phi Epsilon Carl Phillips Asheboro.
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High Point
Lexington
Asheboro
Alpha Tau Omega
Charles Diffendal
Kappa Alpha
Hammett Cecil, Jr
Kappa Epsilon
R. Wheat
Erlanger
Phi Gamma Delta
Clinard Finch
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Carl Phillips
Northwestern Triumphs Over Illinois 13 to 2 in Homecoming Battle
Northwestern Wildcats win their third straight Western Conference game, defeating Illinois 13 to 2 before 27 000 fans in Champaign. Northwestern scores on a second period TD and a 73 yard third quarter march, while Illinois avoids shutout with a late safety.
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Champaign
Ill
Northwestern
Wildcat
Illinois
Illini
Ohio State
Heap
Adleman
Geyer
Toth
Generals Upset Virginia 13 to 0 on Homecoming
Washington and Lee defeats Virginia 13 to 0 at Scott Stadium as two W. and L. misplays set up two second quarter touchdowns. Bill Berries caught a pass from Harry Martin to score after Virginia drives failed. Martin left with a broken ankle.
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Charlottesville
Washington and Lee
Generals
University of Virginia
Scott Stadium
Tex Tilson
Cavalier
Bill Berries
Navy
Buzz
Virginia
Harry Martin
Cavaliers
Martin
Luttral and Ryan Set Friday Night Arena Showdown
Promoter Curt Denning brings Luttral and Rosy Ryan to High Point arena for a best two out of three wrestling bout Friday. Luttral, touted as a feared heel, seeks comeback after a loss to Mike Kibbons who headlines another match with Al Sparks.
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Cowboy Luttrall
Curt Denning
High Point Arena
Rosy Ryan
Ryan
Luttrall
Rosy
Mike Kibbons
Kibbons
al Sparks
High Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Sparks
Ribbons
Christians crush Duke reserves at Elon College
Elon Christians routed the Junior Duke Blue Devils 51 to 0 on Comer field. Alabama Moran scored three rushing TDs and added an extra point, with five other backfield players reaching pay dirt. The Christians dominated from the opening whistle, outclassing Duke throughout.
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Elon College
Elon Christians
Duke Blue Devils
Comer Field
Alabama
Moran
al Naole
Don Humphries
Amos Shelton
David Goldfarb
Harry Pittman
Blue Devils
Michigan Upsets Columbia 13-0 on Home Field
In Ann Arbor Michigan defeated Columbia 13 to 0 before 25 000 fans to halt a scoreless streak against intraregional opponents. Sid Luckman led Columbia to repeated drives but Michigan held at the one yard line in the third period and added a second quarter score and fourth quarter insurance.
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Agee
Plasman
Huggins
Vandy
Tech
Ed Jones
Commodore
Konemann
Marvin Franklin
Invaders
Ann Arbor
Mich
Midwest
University of Michigan
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Wolverines
Penn
Navy
Michigan
Lou Little
Columbia Lions
Army
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Christmas Tree Roots Go Back Longer Than Christmas
Sun worshiping pagans used the Christmas tree in solstice celebrations long before Christian adoption. The claim notes broader symbolism of evergreens in ancient rituals.
Hedge trimming timing for spring growth
An arbor vitae hedge should be trimmed soon after it begins to grow in the spring.
Greece and Albania Have No Radio Stations
A brief bulletin notes that neither Greece nor Albania maintains radio broadcasting stations. No further context or dates are provided.
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Greece
Albania
Fur farms spread across thirty five states now
The report notes that thirty five of the forty eight states have established fur farms, reflecting growth in animal fur production nationwide.
Boxing bouts set as Royal Arcanum faces Appalachian State and Oak Ridge
High Point prepares for two December boxing cards as the Royal Arcanum Boxing Club hosts Appalachian State Teachers and Oak Ridge Military Institute. The season opener is December 7 followed by December 14 bouts, with possible January matches against Eton College, Clin ton Presbyterian Varsity, and D C clubs. Coach Harry Bolick praises the green talent and aims to have them ready for the Appalachian confrontation.
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Old Plank Road Council
Royal Arcanum
R. A
Appalachian State Teachers
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Appalachian Staters
Mitt Slingers
Oak Ridge
Eton College
Presbyterian
Clinton
D. C
High Point
Harry Bolick
Bock
Appalachian
Bolick
Penn Downs Brown 48 to 6 at Franklin Field
The University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Brown University 48 to 6 before 35,000 at Franklin Field. Pennsylvania scored two quick touchdowns and dominated the game with sharp play on both offense and defense.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Brown University
Franklin Field
Tigers subdue Razorbacks in rain soaked LSU clash
Louisiana State University Tigers defeated the University of Arkansas Razorbacks 19 to 7 before 15 000 fans at the Louisiana State fair in Shreveport. Heavy footing due to rain hindered both teams as LSU relied on hard running to control the game while Arkansas threatened with aerial gains.
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Shreveport
Louisiana State University
Tigers
University of Arkansas Razorbacks
Arkansas
Parkers
Brown
Razorbacks
Louisiana
Penn Backfield Powers Past Princeton Line
In the first three periods the Penn backfield, led by Lew Elverson and Franky Murray, outpaced Princeton after a strong line. Elverson scored two touchdowns, Murray matched him with two and added five consecutive extra points from placement.
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Penn
Princeton
Lew Elverson
Franky Murray
Quakers
Elverson
Murray
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