Sports as prevention urged by Attorney General in High Point
Attorney General Tom Clark advocates first rate sports programs to curb youth delinquency basing his view on talks with youths at the National Training School for Boys. He argues supervised recreation keeps boys busy, provides heroes to admire, and improves mental and physical health, urging High Point to fund more facilities amid a pending baseball and football seasons.
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Tom Clark
National Training School For Boys
Washington
Clark
High Point
Duke Faces Army In New York Grid Clash
Duke's Blue Devils meet undefeated Army in New York as Wade's squad, despite heavy odds, seeks a strong showing. Duke has losses to N C State and Tennessee but has routed Navy and Richmond. Other Southern Conference action includes N C State vs Virginia Tech, North Carolina hosting Florida, Wake Forest vs Tennessee, and Davidson hosting Hampden Sydney. East Carolina Teachers beat Apprentice School 19 to 6 at Newport News.
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Blue Devils
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Florida
Chapelill
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Knoxville
Davidson
Hampden-Sydney
N. C. State
UPI
Cal Snavely
Gators
Ray
Bear) Wolf
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State
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Catawba
Elon
Winston-Salem
Western Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne
Guilford
Milligan
Greensboro
High Point
Newberry
Atlantic Christian
Norfolk Naval Training School
Erskine
Appalachian
East Carolina
Newport News
Texas Meets Rice Eleven At Houston
Texas faces Rice in a key Southwest Conference clash in Houston as the season reaches its one third mark. The outcome could decide the conference title race with the schedule remaining.
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Texas
Rice
Houston
Tex
Southwest
Fracas Set For Newberry Opener Against High Point
Newberry hosts High Point at 8:15 p m in Municipal Stadium with Newberry led by Wallace Lynch and Alvin Gardner while High Point counters with Glenn Painter Jimmy Foxworth and Bill Brewer. Previous meetings show Newberry seeks fourth gridiron win versus Panthers since 1928.
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Fighting Redskins
High Point
Indians
Wallace
Rock) Lynch
Alvin Gardner
Lynch
Gardner
High Point Panthers
Army
Blanchard-Davis
Panthers
Glenn Painter
Jimmy Foxworth
Panther
Redmen
Nelson Schofield
Elon
Bob Bollinger
Williams
Bill Brewer
Airways
Tipton
Brewer
Newberrians
High Point Brewer
Jackson
Minor McMurray
Scarborough Bollinger
B. Corley Hi
Willalms
Army Eyes 24th Straight Victory On Navy Day
Navy day coverage centers on Army as the No. 1 team seeks its 24th consecutive win. Duke and Notre Dame loom as challengers while Texas Texas A&M and Michigan Illinois clash in major showdowns across the nation. The South and West host key games as the public packs stadiums for Navy day attractions.
Davidson Hosts Hampden Sydney In Prep For Big Football Day
Davidson ready for 2 PM kickoff on Richardson Field with a revamped backfield and strong front, as Hampden Sydney Tigers bring a rugged set of backs. Virginia also travels with two backfield regulars missing and adds new plays under Coach Summers. bands from twenty North Carolina schools join a halftime mass concert.
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Hampden Sydney
Tigers
Richardson Field
Dick O’hair
Bill Story
North Carolina
Virginia Eleven
Frank Summers
Bill Wall
Bob Osborne
Tom Overton
Pounld
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Ducky Pond
Tiger
Notre Dame Eyes Iowa Jinx Break In Iowa City
Notre Dame aims to extend its undefeated streak against Iowa this season after beating Illinois Pittsburgh and Purdue. The Hawkeyes beat the Irish in 1921 and 1939 when Notre Dame entered undefeated, as 52 000 fans expected to pack Iowa City for the clash. Iowa has losses only to Michigan 14 7 and has beaten North Dakota State Purdue Nebraska and Indiana.
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Purdue
Iowa
Iowa City
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Eddie Anderson
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North Dakota State
Nebraska
Indiana
PCL seeks major league status for December meeting
Officials of the Pacific Coast Baseball League will petition the major leagues for recognition as a major circuit at the national meeting in December in Los Angeles. A similar bid was rejected last year.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Brinkley Quits Dead Team After Row With Grid Coach
Wake Forest fullback Dick Brinkley quits the team after a row with an assistant coach over the Wake Forest loss to North Carolina State. Brinkley says the dispute was over a staff member, not head coach D C Walker, and notes his nickname has been changed to fumble. He blamed himself for the defeat and did not travel with the team to Knoxville for the Tennessee game.
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Peahead
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Old Gold and Black
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aWke Forest
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Grid Scores and Wake Forest Player Brinkley Missing
Scores show San Jose State, Louisville, Marietta, Presbyterian, Bowling Green, Oklahoma Aggies, Texas Christians, Baker, Bergen, First Army, West Chester, East Stroudsburg, Eastern Carolina, New Sort News, Boston College, Villanova all recorded. Article notes misunderstanding with a Wake Forest staff member and Brinkley’s absence from today’s game against Tennessee, affecting Wake Forest’s odds.
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Marietta
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Ohio
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First Army
New York
West Chester
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Caroling
New Sort News
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Villanova
Von Drehle and McGhee Pace Western Win Over Wildcats
Tony Simeon's Black Bison trampled the Charlotte Wildcats 14 to 0 for their seventh straight victory. In rain drenched Albiot Mills stadium 7,000 fans watched a decisive line effort fuel 235 rushing yards and 14 first downs to 3.
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Bison
Boyd Chapman
Bill Campbell
Richard Foard
Charlotte
Tommy McGhee
Allen Smith
Hugh Gordon
VonDrhele
McGhee
Gordon
Don Drehle
von Drehle
Wildcats
Foard
All-Southern
Don Hooper
Ham Wade
Wade Fox
Bill Hunsucker
Dolan Hedrick
Ted Hodge
Bill Currie
High Point High School
Black Bison
Carolina and William and Mary Lead Southern Grid Action
Undefeated North Carolina State and second ranked William and Mary were favored to extend their Southern Conference dominance today. Wolfpack visit Virginia Tech for a homecoming clash while William and Mary host Virginia Military Institute. Richmond faces Washington and Lee in a pair of aerial teams as Duke rides to New York to challenge unbeaten Army. Florida visits North Carolina as Georgia plays Furman and Hampden Sydney meets David Lassiter.
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Utah
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Boston College
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TCU
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New York
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