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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1953

Page

12

UNC Tar Heels Face Tennessee in Make or Break Showdown

George Barclay and Ken Yarborough lead UNC in a pivotal clash with Tennessee, with optimism tempered by quarterback uncertainties. The line sits Tennessee by 6, the tightest odds UNC has faced after easy openers, as Yarborough eyes a strong performance to spark a season turning point. Tickets remain at the stadium gates for the Chapel Hill showdown.

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Navy Eyes Notre Dame Test After Penn Fumbles

Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz says the Midshipmen will leave their fumbling behind as they head to South Bend to face Notre Dame. He notes Notre Dame’s potent attack, praises Navy quarterbacks John Weaver and George Welsh, and discusses lineup changes and injuries ahead of the key game.

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Cavaliers Fall in All ACC Sports as Coast Adds Teams

The Cavaliers are pegged seventh out of eight in football and expected to finish last in basketball. In baseball Virginia is projected to second division. Officials say standings will not be official this year and fans face a rough off year with slim positives.

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Army Favored To Beat Tulane By Two Touchdowns

Army, rallying toward its 1940s glory, is a two touchdown favorite over Tulane in New Orleans. Tulane, seeking to end a five game slide, brings returning players but faces Army’s strong defense and T formation. Key names include Ray Weidenbacher, Tony Sardisco, Harold Hawkins for Tulane and Pete Vann, Attaya, Pat Eubel for Army.

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