Wofford Secures First Win With Field Goal
Wofford defeats High Point 3 to 0 in Spartanburg as Milt Maness boots a straight 26 yard field goal in the second quarter. Terriers outgain Panthers 191 to 58 yards with 11 first downs to three.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Milt Maness
Wofford
Terriers
Panthers
Chick Elias
Jimmy Moore
George Demmy
Art Griswald
Moore
High Point
Elias
Clarence Mabry
Maness
Jack Taggart
Yongue
Panther
Taggart
Tar Heels Rout Penn 30 6 Behind LaNe’s Two TDs
North Carolina overwhelmed Penn 30 6 at Franklin Field as Jim Lane LaNe and Carl Suntheimer led the attack. LaNe threw two TD passes and ran for another, while Suntheimer forced Penn fumbles and added key runs to seal the win.
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Tar Heels
Franklin Field
Sunthheimer
Penn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Jim
Sweet) Lane
Lafayette
Carl Stheimer
Hatboro
Lané
Ane
Suntheimer
North Carolina and Pennsylvania statistcs report
Statistics from the North Carolina versus Pennsylvania game list first downs Penn 2 N C 13 yards gained rushing 121 to 172 forward passes attempted 9 and 21 completed 3 and 11 yards gained by passes 36 and 129 interceptions 2 and 3 total yards from scrimmage 38 and 2 punts and kicks returned 53 and 135 penalties 35 and 45 fumbles recovered 0 and 4.
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N. C
Penn
Philadelphia
Penn N. C
North Carolina and Penn clash in rough gridiron battle
North Carolina and Pennsylvania played a hard fought game with Carolina routing late as Lalanne and Stirnweiss provided key gains. Rainwater and Reagan spearheaded Penn scoring while Dunkle’s kicking kept the Tar Heels in the lead through a bruising contest.
Spiders Rally to 19-0 Victory Over The Citadel
Richmond Spiders defeat The Citadel Bulldogs 19 to 0 in City Stadium before about 5 000 fans. Alec Moore helps with a first half touchdown, Ned Butcher scores on a 60 yard interception return and later a 65 yard drive set, Stuart Hoskins contributes a late score as Moore misses two extra points but Spiders still secure the shutout.
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Richmond
Richmond University
Citadel
Bulldogs
City Stadium
Alec Moore
Bill Burge
Ned Butcher
Graham Edwards
Butcher
Moore
Stuart Hoskins
Hoskins
Henry Kennedy
Fordham Beats Pitt 27-13 in Polo Grounds Thriller
Fordham and Pitt battled through three scoreless ties before the Rams surged in the final period to win 27 to 13 at the Polo Grounds. The 36,218 crowd watched Pitt dominate early, but Fordham rallied with stronger play and penalties shaped the outcome.
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New York
Fordham
Pitt
Polo Grounds
Rams
Panthers
Estimate of Improperly Housed Americans
It is estimated that about 40 million people in the United States are improperly housed, highlighting a significant housing adequacy issue nationwide.
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United States
Pritchard Hero as Columbia Tops Keydets in 26 7 Win
Columbia's football Lions earned a 26 to 7 victory over Virginia Military Institute. Bosh Pritchard, a 160 pound back, returned a punt 95 yards for the Cadets lone score in the closing minutes. Shu kicked the extra point as Columbia avoided a rout.
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Columbia
Lions
Virginia Military Institute
Bosh Pritchard
Paul Shu
Bosh
Cadets
Shu
Fillies Clash as Blond Phyllis Douglas Tops Walton
In a lighthearted football stunt in Bluntsown Florida Walton County beats Blunstown 47 to 7. Phyllis Douglas entered as a hair lightened player and threw a 29 yard pass for the extra point before brunette Lucile Caldwell failed a later kick.
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Defpuniak Springs
Fla
Phyllis Douglas
Walton County
Blunstown
Phyllis
Lucile Caldwell
Walton
High Point Man Is Third In Yarn Men's Golf Meet
The 36 hole Carolina Yarn Association tournament at Pinehurst Country Club completed with Pennington of Fayetteville and Hall of Hickory sharing honors. Pennington won low gross 70 73 and Hall posted low net 167 after handicap adjustments. Adrian McManus Greensboro and Jay Iselin Greenville joined top gross scorers, while Hardeman Charlotte claimed second low net and Parker High Point tied with Chapman Burlington for third in net.
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Pinehurst
I. FE. Pennington
Fayetteville
Thomas Hall
Hickory
Carolina Yarn Association
Pinehurst Country Club
Pennington
Hall
Adrian McManus
Greensboro
Jay Iselin
Greenville
S. C
Bill Yates
Charlotte
A. A. Hardeman
R.C. Parker
High Point
E. E. Chapman
Burlington
Clemson Triumphs Over Navy Despite McFadden Absence
Clem son football team, minus Banks McFadden, powered to a 15 to 7 victory over Navy in Annapolis before about 18 000. Clemson blocked punts and a first period safety set the pace, building a 15 point lead with a fourth quarter touchdown. Navy rallied briefly but Clemson’s quick defense and steady offense halted further threats.
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Whitney Martin
Annapolis, Md
Clemson
Banks McFadden
Navy
Clemson Navy game statistics reveal yardage split and errors
In Annapolis on October 28 Clemson Navy football statistics show Gunn gaining 139 rushing yards, 126 passing attempts, 219 passes attempted with 16 completed, 1898 yards gained by forward passing, and 0 interceptions. Penalties totaled 83 yards, with fumbles recovered at 21 and kickoff and return yardage at 36 and 53 respectively.
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Clemson
Navy
Pere Gunn
Clemson Beats Navy In Hard Fought Gridiron Clash
Clemson edges Navy 14 7 after a late third quarter momentum shift. Highlights include a Navy safety and a 12 yard Clemson drive capped by a late Maness score, with Whitehead converting on a placement. Navy’s Leonard and Boyer produced a strong bid but fell short on the road.
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Vecins Saneees
Slinka Pert Sharpe
Ceenew
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Hkkvene
Whitehead
Ruby
Boyer
Pavibatachya Wamasé
Floyd
Navy
Lee
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McGrath
Malcolm
Leonard
Gray
Beers
Rowse
Degnant
George Washington
Beckles
Washington and Jefferson
Ogden
Swarthmore
Hnesman
Young
Pennsylvania
Penn State and Syracuse Tie In Snowy Stalemate
In Syracuse New York on October 28 Penn State and Syracuse fought to a 6 to 6 tie as wind driven snow swirled. Early in the game Cliff Wilson scored for Syracuse then Penn State answered with Johnny Petrella's long run for a second touchdown.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Penn State
Penn
State
Steve Rollins
Hank Piro
Cliff Wilson
Johnny Petrella
Petrella
Orangemen
Straight Lead Wins In Test Of Mudders
Parker Corning's Straight Lead outsped Fenelon by four lengths to win the $52,310 New England Futurity at Narragansett Park before 20,000. Miss Jane Collins' Dusky Duke was runner up, with Strawberry and One On One behind. Equistone pulled up after seven furlongs. Time was 1:463-5 for the mile and 70 yards. Straight Lead's share was $32,990 boosting season earnings to $36,300.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Parker Corning
Belair Stud
Fenelon
New England
Narragansett Park
Col. E. R. Bradley
Bimelech
Miss Jane Collins
Dusky Duke
Walter Schuttler
Strawberry
B. F. Lister
Irish Margin Again Only Single Point
Notre Dame edged Carnegie Tech 7-6 before 68 000 at Pitt Stadium. Lou Zontini lined up and kicked the decisive extra point after a third period Irish touchdown from a fumble recovery. Carnegie threatened late, but John McIntyre blocked George Muha’s tying kick after an 89 yard march.
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Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Carnegie Tech
Pitt Stadium
Lou Zontini
Carnegie
John McIntyre
South Bend Opportunists
George Muha
Generals Slap Down Techmen in New Stadium Victory
Lynchburg Virginia Tech faced Washington and Lee in a 6 to 0 setback as Dan Justice scored the first touchdown in the city’s new $250,000 stadium. The Generals’ defense stifled Tech’s drives with a relentless forward push and a stout secondary.
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Dan Justice
Washington and Lee
Virginia Tech
Justice
Generals
Buckeye Warringer
Tech
W and
Long Run Gives William and Mary Victory
In Greenville on October 28, William and Mary defeated East Carolina Teachers College 7–0. A 55-yard punt set up the Braves’ score as John Brown returned an 85-yard kickoff for a touchdown. Bill Shelton, a small back, punted 10 times for 46-yard average. Baker added the extra point.
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William and Mary
Norfolk
East Carolina
Teachers College
Bill Shelton
John Brown
Braves
Bill Baker
FE. C. T C
Bill Dudash
E. C
T. C
Irving Poliakoff
Waylan Tucker
Fred Nardini
Horse Race Wager Payouts Include Dusky Duke and Strawberry
Wager payouts listed include Dusky Duke at 5 000 dollars and 2 500 and Strawberry at 1 250. Straight Lead paid 6 60 and 3 40 and 3 30. Fenelon paid 4 40 and 3 80. Dusky Duke paid beets.
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Dusky Duke
Strawberry
Fenelon
Tennessee Boots Mercers 17 to 0 on Opening Surge
Knoxville Oct 28 The Volunteers opened strong and held off the Mercer Bears 17 to 0 before 6000 fans in a test of defense and early offense. Tennessee scored two touchdowns in the first period and added a field goal by Fred Newman at the 3 yard line before settling into a defensive holdout.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Little Mercer Bears
Volunteers
Vols
Fred Newman
Theaters in Great Britain Reach Large Capacity
Great Britain counts about 5000 theaters with a combined seating capacity of 4 500 000 persons.
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Great Britain
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