Old Rivals Meet in Raleigh With Big Crowds
Raleigh crowd of about ten thousand expected for North Carolina and N C State clash. Favoritism sits with the Tar Heels as Wolfpack seeks bounce back after slow start. lineups listed for both sides amid heavy regional college football coverage.
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Finland Vast in Lakes Yet Rich in Mountains
Finland, nearly as large as California, features thousands of lakes and substantial mountain regions. About one-eighth of its area lies under water, shaping its diverse landscape.
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Davidson Ready for Va Cadets
The Davidson Wildcats visit the Virginia Military Institute Cadets after winning one and losing one against Virginia teams this season. Expected lineups feature Johnston Baker Hilliard Kostainsek Gardner Rea Conway Straub Gregory Smith Whitfield King Travers Pearce Watkins Peabody Mills with Strupper and Major officials noted. The article also mentions League of Nations membership.
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Football Scores From Regional Games Across U.S. Colleges
A roundup of college football results lists numerous pairings across regions. Temple beat Washington and Jefferson 6 3, Catholic defeated Duquesne 20 12, St Thomas shutout St John’s New York 34 0, and New River edged Seton Hall 7 0. Other notable results include Marquette over Mississippi 13 6 and Haskell 26 0 over Creighton, with several ties and close finishes across the Midwest, South, and Far West.
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Ferrell Brothers Plan Independent Basketball Team
Greensboro report notes the Ferrell brothers Wes Rick and George known for baseball will form an independent basketball team for the winter season Wes is set to play center Rick as a forward George last season with Greensboro Piedmont League will be a utility man Also named are Paul Coletrane Shirt Smith and Bunn Hackney with UNC past ties all in for a summer to winter cross sport venture
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Locals Fall Despite Strong Stand by Bisons
High Point Bisons were shut out 16 to 0 by Salisbury as Newsome returned a kickoff for a 60 yard score after a punt exchange. Fisher kicked the extra point, and Salisbury held off High Point’s defense to claim the conference win.
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South's Favored Elevens Rated Easy Winners
A detailed football recap covers Salisbury’s 9 0 loss to High Point with penalties and key plays. It highlights strong performances by W Newsome and Ritchie, and notes tactical rulings by official Hackney. The piece also previews upcoming Southern grid matchups with Tulane, Tennessee, Georgia, and others shaping title claims.
Gar Wood Proposes 20 Foot Clock at Harmsworth Start
Gar Wood, veteran Detroit speedboat pilot, urges adding a 20 foot diameter clock at the starting mark for Harmsworth trophy races to remove starting line uncertainty. He notes Americans defended under British rules and cites recent disqualifications of Wood and Kaye Don for crossing early.
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Don Garber Duke Star Wins Mid-South Title
Don Garber of Washington and Duke University captures the men's singles crown at the Mid-South tennis championship. He shares the doubles title with Jack Mee of Chicago. Mia Eliza Coxe of Asheville wins the women's singles, then with Herbert D. Vail of Glen Cove takes the mixed doubles crown.
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National leaders face crucial gridiron tests today
New York Oct 31 college teams spearhead a busy day to clarify national and sectional titles. Notre Dame meets Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh while Cornell vs Columbia and Yale vs Dartmouth highlight the East. Florida vs Georgia, Wisconsin vs Minnesota, and Texas vs SMU anchor major conference showdowns across the South Big Ten Southwest and Pacific regions.
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Tigers Defeat Title Claimants In City Junior Game
The North End Tigers defeated the Park Street Sluggers 19 to 6 in a closely contested city junior football clash. Jarrell scored twice for the Tigers, Dawson added a TD, and Lee kicked the extra point. Steele scored for the Sluggers, who had claimed the city title. Next up, Emerywood Panthers visit Wednesday at 4.
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