Carolina Triumphs Over Favored Wolfpack 13-0 At Chapel Hill
The North Carolina Tar Heels defeated the unbeaten North Carolina State Wolfpack 13 to 0 at Kenan Stadium. Carolina used quick kicking to set up two touchdowns, held State’s offense at bay, and built a defensive battle with key plays from Phipps, Daniel, and Rex as the Heels earned their first win of the season.
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Alabama Tops Kentucky 12 7 In Lexington Thriller
Alabama defeated Kentucky 12 to 7 after a tight game with a late Bulldog drive. Holley scored twice for Alabama and Johnson added a Kentucky touchdown with Davidson kicking the extra point.
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Harry) Cain
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Winter Program At Y M C A Opens For Season
The High Point Y M C A launches its winter program under director W F Bailey. Activities include handball volleyball boxing and wrestling for boys and working men. Bailey aims to broaden fitness through systematic exercises and notes rising participation despite economic stress.
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Local Guilford Kickers Triumph Over Allen Jay 4 2
The Guilford county soccer team beat Allen Jay 4 to 2 on Friday. Hedrick scored twice in the third and fourth quarters following team play, with assists setting up the goals. Elder opened scoring for Allen Jay and Stonetailled another before halftime, while Ridge held goal for the locals. Substitutions included Bain Linthicum Harmon Vance Vincannon Green Rex Proctor Hartley A Clark Murrow Clayton Staneill with linesmen Sechrest and Brinnon.
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Auburn Has Close Call In 14-7 Ole Miss Game
Auburn edged Ole Miss 14 to 7 in Montgomery as captain Jimmie Hitchcock threw a perfect pass to Allen Rogers for a 66 yard score. The Plainsmen forced the comeback after a Mississippi 25 yard pass tied the game in the third period, preserving a Southern Conference title bid.
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Passes Auburn to Victory in Hard Fought Clash
Auburn, led by Hitchcock and Phipps, comeback to beat Mississippi 12 33 in a game marked by ragged defense. Mississippi gains 14 first downs to Auburns 11 as key drives and a late touchdown surge shape the scoring.
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Georgia Defeats Florida 38 to 12 in Athens
Georgia defeats Florida 38 to 12 at Athens led by Cy Grant who scored three touchdowns. The Bulldogs outgained the Gators 448 to 109 and collected 24 first downs to seven despite early fumbling woes. Florida’s Carl Shuman left the game with injuries.
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Tulane Grinds Out 6-0 Victory Over South Carolina
Tulane's Green Wave edged South Carolina 6 to 0 before 19 006 fans in New Orleans. Tulane outgained the Gamecocks 377 total yards to 58 with Zimmerman scoring the lone touchdown and multiple drives stalling near the goal. Carolina struggled offensively despite solid defense as Tulane created chances but failed to finish.
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Lenoir Rhyne Bears Top Elon Christians 12 to 7 in N State Clash
Lenoir Rhyne's Mountain Bears beat Elon Christians 12 to 7 to claim the North State conference lead. Newton and Poovey scored for Lenoir Rhyne with a 40 yard punt return and a third quarter pass from Mills to Newton. Newsome connected for Elon touchdowns with Bramley and Walker, while Winecoff added the extra point.
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Industrial Teams Enter Soccer By Playing Highs
Adams-Millis Corporation fielded a team of former high and college players to beat the local High School squad 3 to 2. Callahan guarded the net with Clark, Hicks, Wall leading the attack. Next Saturday Adams-Millis meets Robbins Knitters to start a city industrial workers league.
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Wake Forest Defeats Delaware 7-0 On Frazier Field
Wake Forest from North Carolina traveled to Newark Delaware and won an exciting intersectional game 7 to 0 over the University of Delaware today at Frazier Field.
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Results South dominates as teams tally college football scores
Virginia led St Johns Annapolis 30 to 6 while Tulane and South Carolina traded early scores. Many games across the South and Midwest produced double digit margins. notable results include Tennessee 16 Duke 13 and Mississippi College 13 Chattanooga 6.
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North Carolina Conservation Finances Report
Col J W Harrelson notes only 18 to 35 percent of conservation funding in NC came from state appropriations last fiscal year. Expenditures fell from 1930 31 to 1931 32. total costs 203 558 with 246 896 from non state sources. Federal grants 58 022 and hunting licenses 132 536 formed major revenues.
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Ministers To Hold Call Meeting Monday At Wesley Memorial
High Point Ministers association schedules a Monday morning call meeting at Wesley Memorial church at 7 30. The temperance committee will present its report and all members are urged to attend.
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Vanderbilt Rout Tech 12 to 0 in Colorful Nashville Contest
Dixie Roberts sparked Vanderbilt to a 12 to 0 victory over Georgia Tech before a huge Nashville crowd. He threw a 26 yard scoring pass to Surheinrich and later ran 29 yards for another TD as Vanderbilt dominated the opening and kept Tech from reaching the Commodore 31 yard line.
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