Duke Beats Kentucky 14 to 7 In Lexington
Duke University defeats Kentucky 14 to 7 as Wade coached Blue Devils overcome a late Wildcats rally. Key plays include Fullback Bob Cox's early TD plunge and Kercheval's 35-yard pass to John Frye and multiple punt leaders Kercheval Laney and Rossiter contributing on special teams.
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Langley Field hosts tense gridiron clash with Catawba
Langley Field Virginia saw a 7 to 7 deadlock as Catawba and Langley traded TDs in a brilliant aerial duel. Toffee scored for Langley with Tyrell adding the extra point. Pearson and Vaniewsky connected on a 30 yard scoring pass for Catawba, while Appanaitis handled the extra point.
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Tennessee Triumphs Over Florida 13 6 in Second Half Surge
Tennessee comes alive in the final quarter to defeat Florida 13 6 in Knoxville. Beattie Feathers and Pete Craig spark the rally with key runs and a fourth quarter score as Florida suffers its first defeat of the season.
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Sturdy Alabama Wall Falls as Rams Win by Two
In the Polo Grounds Alabama’s stout line twice repelled Fordham drives but a single failed play allowed a ram lineman to block a kick. Fordham led by two points after Amerino Sarno blocked Dixie Howell’s punt and Howell’s return safety, sealing a 2 point victory for Fordham.
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MACKORELL RUNS 89 YARDS AFTER INTERCEPTING PASS
North Carolina State College Wolfpack ties Davidson 6 to 6 in a late comeback. Mackerell and McQuage star for State with key plays and a disrupted extra point. The game ends in a deadlock after a defensive, hard fought second half.
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Oglethorpe Petrels Over Erskine In Aerial Victory
Oglethorpe University Petrels defeated Erskine 18 to 6 in Atlanta as Eddie Anderson quarterbacked a strong passing attack and added ground gains. Scoring: Bussey Mitrick Wildreath for Oglethorpe. Hildreath added the extra point.
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Michigan Downs Chicago 28 to 0 on Opening Day
Michigan crushed Chicago 28 to 0 as part of a march toward a Western Conference title. Stan Fay opened scoring, Herman Everhardus added a second, Bill Renner and Louis Westover connected on a 38 yard pass for the final touchdown, and all extra points were good. Chicago coach Clark D Shaughnessy faced a heavy defeat in his debut.
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Scorpions and spiders show long survival in ancient record
Scorpions are described as slarn for 868 days while spiders allegedly existed for seventeen months without foed, indicating earlier text about species longevity.
Duke Keeps Clean Sheet With Final Quarter Score
Duke University beat Kentucky 14 to 7 in Lexington to preserve its unbeaten record. North Carolina fell 10 to 6 at Chapel Hill to 6 Tech. NC State and Davidson tied 6-6 at Raleigh as Mackard scored 85 yards for the Wolfpack. Appalachian topped King 14 to 0 at Asheville. Catawba tied Langley 7-7 at Langley Field. Guilford defeated East Carolina Teachers 82 to 0 in Greensboro.
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Presbyterians Edge Wofford In Rough Homecoming Test
Spartanburg Oct 28 Presbyterian defeated Wofford 26 to 6 on Snyerfield field to spoil a Methodist homecoming. Presbyterian scored three touchdowns through the air two on passes and one on an interception plus a rushing score. Wofford managed one rushing TD after a goal line stand as the Blue Stockings stifled the Terrier offense with strong defense and an ineffective aerial attack.
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Ole Miss Scores Twice In Last Period To Beat Tigers
Ole Miss Mudcats defeat Clemson Tigers 13 to 0 at Greer Field Meridan. Both touchdowns come in the final period with George Gunter scoring twice and Richardson adding the second extra point. Clemson defense stalls through three quarters as Ole Miss preserves its undefeated mark.
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Generals Outplay Princeton But Lose Close Game
Washington and Lee defeats Princeton 6 to 0 at Palmer Stadium in a tight 1933 clash. Washington and Lee outgained Princeton 147 rushing yards to 137 and 78 passing yards to 28, while Princeton fumbled six times, nearly turning one into a score. Pepper Constable and Chick Kaufman led Washington and Lee to the only touchdown after Sawyer’s punt return set the drive.
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Appalachian State Beats King College Club In Second Quarter
Appalachian State Teachers College defeated King College 14 to 0 in Abbeville. In the second quarter Trippanty and two fast backs powered running plays with a key pass Plaster to McConnell for 40 yards setting up Tripplett’s short touchdown plunge. The Mountaineers dominated the Tornado late in the period.
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Nudibranchs: Shell-less sea slugs lack protective shells
The nudibranchs are a group of shell-less marine gastropods known for their bright colors. They inhabit diverse oceans, feeding on sponges and other small invertebrates while lacking a protective shell throughout life.
Furman and Mercer battle to 6 6 tie on Manly field
In Greenville Furman and Mercer fought to a 6 to 6 draw as defenses dominated in a game sparked by a 48 yard scoring pass from Jerry McQuaig to Harry Allen. Furman protested a Mercer in backfield call on the scoring play but officials ruled it valid.
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Quakers Trail Teachers 32 0 at Guilford
Guilford Quakers defeated Eastern Carolina Teachers 32 to 0 in a slow game marked by early fumbles. Rogerson launched a 70 yard punt to Guilford's eight yard line but Bowers recovered a late return fumble on Guilford's 40 yard line.
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Dark Secret Wins 7500 Washington Handicap at Laurel
Dark Secret, carrying 125 pounds for Wheatley stable, captured the 7500 Washington handicap at Laurel Maryland over a mile and a quarter. Mate owned by Albert C. Bostwick finished second while Mad Frump of C V Whitney took third amid a strong field of three year olds.
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Mata Hari Wins Second Major Stake At Latonia
Mata Hari of the Vixina stables captured her second major stake at Latonia on October 28, winning another rich prize for trainer and owner. The event added to Mata Hari’s growing list of notable victories this season.
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Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Latonia Previewed
Within eight days today the horse seeks the $10,000 added Kentucky Joockey Club Stakes at Latonia after capturing the $5,000 added Breeders Futurity here last Saturday. The Latonia race is worth $16,250 to the winner, supplementing the $15,064 she won a week ago.
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College Football Scores From Across The Nation Reports
The latest football results list numerous college games with scores for teams including North Carolina State Duke Kentucky Georgia Tech and many more. Notable tallies show Army 21 Yale 6 Navy 13 Pennsylvania 0 and Rutgers 27 Lehigh 4 among others with several ties and close finishes.
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Bazaar Wins Spaling Jenkins Handicap at Laurel
Bazaar wins the $2,500 added Spaling Jenkins handicap a mile race for two year olds at Laurel Maryland on closing day of the fall meet Cavalcade from Brookmeade finishes second Vivar from Belair stud takes third with ER R Bradley stable training the winner.
Large Ear of Corn Displayed by Local Resident
An unusually large ear of corn, over a foot long, was placed in The Enterprise window yesterday by E. J. Anderson of High Point, R, 1.
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Ice Industry Code Adopted By North Carolina Association
In Greensboro the North Carolina Ice Manufacturers Association voted to accept the National Ice Industry Code, signaling uniform standards. The decision aligns regional practices with national guidelines.
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