Army Triumphs Over Yale 21-0 on Buckler’s Marksmanship and Cadet Power
West Point’s Little Jack Buckler led Army to a dominant 21 to 0 victory against Yale, scoring two touchdowns and delivering precision with his marksmanship. The Cadets, riding a 6-0 win over Illinois last week, shattered Yale’s unbeaten streak as Buckler, Brown, and Johnson crossed for touchdowns and Buckler added two extra points.
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Edward J. Netly
New Haven
Conn
Little Jack Buckler
West Point
Yale
Waco
Military Academy
Army
Buckler
Illinois
Stamps Army
Army Pos
Yale Kocsak
Ca Cwouees Herold Hutchison
Kilcullen Votenes Se LG
Nichols Cians & MO
Brown
Georgia Smashes N. Y. Violets In Display Of Power
Georgia's speed backs surged early and dominated as the Bulldogs defeated New York University 25 to 0 before about 25 000 fans at Sanford Field Athens GA. Cy Grant and Sam Brown led fast scoring bursts with a 65 yard late march finishing the scoring sequence. West blocked Siegel's kick to set up the final touchdown.
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DILLON _ Wrnter Press
Sanford
Athens
Georgia
New York University
Violets
Invaders
Bulldogs
New York
Yale
Cy Grant
Siegel
Sam Brown
Key
Grant
Bond
West
Siegels
Shi
Earl Clary Stars In 12 90 Gamecocks Victory
Earl Clary scored two rushing touchdowns as South Carolina beat Virginia Tech 90 to 12 in Blacksburg. The Gamecocks’ big running attack produced TDs in the second and fourth periods, boosting Carolina’s hopes for a share of the Southern Conference title.
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Carolina
Gamecocks
Virginia Tech Gobblers
Earl Clary
Epps
Vinghoesdya Ee
Fman Moorehead
MAN Tska Y SS
Poviseni
Sere
McManus
Wee
Suventns Hoenstine CE ci Cseveesans Beeses Sooess, Oge Rop Sc Cccces
Morgan Hambright
Casey i
Eee
Ore Smith
Heels Fall to Tech in Homecoming Thriller at Kenan Stadium
North Carolina battled Georgia Tech to a 16 to 6 homecoming loss as a late scoring binge doomed the Heels. Tech struck with a field goal and a late touchdown after NC defended well for three quarters, with 9,000 spectators watching and alumni including Gov. Ehringhaus and former Gov. Gardner urging a comeback.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Fighting Heels
Georgia Tech
Yellow Jackets
Carolina
Shorty Roberts
Roberts
Gibson
Phillips
Woollen
Jackets
Martin
Yuard
Davis
Dave Wilcox
Co!lus
Jackson
Tech
Barwick
Bell
Jett
Montgomery
Brandt
Galloway
Navy routs Penn in annual Army-Navy clash 13 to 0
Navy, led by Barries and Dornin, opened with a 48 yard punt return TD and a 17 yard TD run by Middie, holding Penn to 0 points as the Midshipmen win before about 60,000 in Philadelphia. Penn threatened late but failed to cross Navy’s goal line.
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Navy
Penn
Fred Middie
Quakers
Midshipmen
Lima
Dorran Brown
Bob Dornin
Don Kellett
Bill Shanahan
Chunghoon
Borries
Clark
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Zabriskie
Barbold
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Darnbrough Co
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Miller
Wilcox
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W. Clark
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King
Dornin
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Bull
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Pulpa
Cutter
Lambert
Johnston
Shaffer
Con- Chamberlin
W. G
Michigan
T. J. Thorolumbia
Columbia
Ers
Williams
Bantams To Battle Swedes In Charlotte
Charlotte on October 28 reports a local pro football clash at 3 p m between the Charlotte Bantams and the Wilmington Swedes. The rivals met recently in Wilmington with strong play expected to repeat.
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Charlotte
Charlotte Bantams
Wilmington Swedes
Wilmington
Ban
V. M. I. Upsets Virginia 13 to 12 in tight battle
V. M. I. Cadets rally to defeat University of Virginia 13 to 12 before 9000 at Lexington. Billy Smith directed the drive and Tucker Watkins scored the decisive TD after a Virginia fumble. Virginia outgained 206 to 186 yards but the Cadets secured their third straight win over UVA.
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University
University of Virginia
Lexington Cadets
Billy Smith
Virginia
Tucker Watkins
Meredith Urich
Cadets
Tams Edge Out With Narrow 6 to Victory
The game ended 6 to 0 with few players unscathed. Bantam coach Johnny Branch warned of potential injuries and expected heavy officiating, noting officials will have their hands full amid undercover play. Separately, Siam requires prior government permission and one week notice for American aircraft to fly over or land.
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Tams
Johnny Branch
Bantam
Siam
Rector Shot While Gobbling Traps Is Resting Nicely
Mack Rector who was shot in the chest while setting traps near the Pickett farm off the Winston Salem road yesterday morning is reported resting comfortably at Burrus Memorial Hospital where he remains a patient. Two young men B K Harris and J W King held yesterday for questioning in connection with the shooting were dismissed after stating the shooting was accidental. Mrs Maude Smith seriously injured in an automobile crash at Mallory and Mangum streets Friday night is listed as no worse at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Mack Rector
Pickett
Winston-Salem
Burrus Memorial Hospital
B. K. Harris
J. W. King
Maude Smith
Mallory and
Mangum Streets
Telephone workers recalled under reemployment program
Denny Haynes and Dewey Walker, former AT and T construction workers, were recalled to duty yesterday and will report for work Monday morning at their old jobs under the company reemployment program in cooperation with the recovery movement.
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Denny Haynes
Dewey Walker
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
All Night Seamless Hosiery Workers Convene Monday
All night shift hosiery workers Local Union 1703 of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers are urged to attend a meeting at the Central Labor Hall 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street at 1 PM Monday October 30. The meeting substitutes the regular midnight session and will address important matters. Reverend J C White of Winston Salem will speak at Mt Vernon Baptist Church at 8 PM.
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Central Labor Hall
North Wrenn Street
Seamless Hosiery Workers Local Union
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
M. Ritchie
Ee Labor ‘Nion
J. C. White
Winstenalem
Mt. ‘Ernon
Robins Arrest Triggers Legal Question in City Jail
Sergeant Batley and two officers arrest Lloyd Chavis while he shoots robins at city edge. Chavis jailed on charge of shooting robins out of season, a law not found in local statutes. Chavis in jail unable to post $50 bond, drawing concern from community and officials.
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E. Batley
Lloyd Chavis
Robins
Batley
Chavis
Pitt Panthers Roll Over Irish For 14-0 Victory
Pitt defeats Notre Dame 14 to 0 in South Bend, led by Mike Sebastian’s 78 yard run and a turnover set up score. Weisenbaugh added the second touchdown after an interception, and Pitt held Notre Dame scoreless for the second straight week.
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Sharon
Carnegie Tech
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Ivedoses
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Cscestess
Hartwig
Schrenker Sohtwell
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Walton
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Devore, Ec A
Iignee
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Lakate Meet
Eecs
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Caylee Hoa
Weisenbaugh
Onder
W. H. Freisell
Princeton
John Schommer
Chicago
Dean Watkeys
Syracuse
Lee Daniels
Loyola
Auburn Stops Tulane In Narrow 18 7 Victory
In New Orleans on October 28 Auburn defeated Tulane 18 to 7 as a late drive near the Tulane five yard line fell just short. Auburn opened with a quick attack scoring in both early quarters while Tulane added a late touchdown on a Mintz to Hardy pass in the final period.
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New Orleans
Tulane
Auburn
Ing
Mintz
Hardy
Wall Street Fears U S Exchanges Under Federal Control
Wall Street jitters grow over possible federal regulation of stock exchanges as President Roosevelt prepares to ask Congress for oversight. Richard Whitney met with Roosevelt at the White House, sparking unease about government control and potential market shifts to Canada. Some commissions prep to reorganize or downsize, with some leases not renewed and space to be shed.
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New York
Wall Street
Richard Whitney
Exchange
President Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Canada
Greensboro Man Sentenced to Die by Electric Chair
George Whitfield, a young Black man, was sentenced by Judge Thomas J. Shaw in Guilford Superior Court to die in the electric chair for an assault. The ruling came in Greensboro, with court actions occurring this afternoon.
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Greensboro
George Whitfield
Thomas J. Shaw
Guilford Superior Court
Prisoner Convicted of Assault Sentenced in Raleigh
State prison at Raleigh January 5. The defendant was convicted by a jury late Friday of criminally assaulting Mrs. R. W. Douglas at her home in the Southwestern part of the city October 3. The judge denied the defense motion for a new trial and to set aside the verdict. Notice of appeal was filed, and the Negro was removed to state prison in Raleigh. Attorneys have 60 days to prepare the case for appeal.
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Raleigh
R. W. Douglas
Whitfield
Shaw
Reynolds Seeks Swift Approval Of Forestry Projects
Senator Robert R. Reynolds urged federal authorities to approve forestry projects in North Carolina to create jobs. He noted Congress authorized forest work in 1932 but none of the projects have been approved or funded, saying a vast army of unemployed woodsmen awaits action during his statewide tour.
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Wilmington
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Congress
Reynolds
Commerce Department reorganizes aeronautics branch into two divisions
The aeronautics branch of the Department of Commerce is reorganized from three divisions to two. The new structure comprises air navigation and air regulation divisions.
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Aeronautics Branch
Department of Commerce
Air Navigation
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