Freshmen Gridsters to Clash in Big Five Contention
UNC and State fresh squads meet in High Point Stadium on October 21 in a Lions club sponsored Big Five clash. Proceeds benefit Eye Conservation. Last year Duke and Davidson played here with a 7 0 victory for Davidson. Officials undecided on afternoon or night kickoff pending UNC approval.
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State College
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Eye Conservation Charity Fund
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McAfee and Company
Blue Impa
College Field Lighting Plan Moves Forward for Stadium
Officials announced last night the High Point college stadium will install lighting poles after digging holes for foundations. The work follows a similar lighting project at Miami against Guilford College on October 7.
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High Point College
Miami Ageinst
Guilford College
Patty Berg Captures National Golf Title In Chicago
Minnesota star Patty Berg defeated Estelle Lawson Page 6 and 5 to win the women's national championship. Berg dominated with a record stretch of 11 under par over 73 straight holes and closed the final 27 in strong form to claim the title. Page, defending champion, found Berg's game overwhelming on the Chicago course.
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Patty Berg
Minnesota Marvel
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
Patty
Miss Bere
Hawks
Miss Berg
Mrs. Page
Minneapolis Star
Wnether
Miss Bers
Minnesota
Mise Berg
Tigers Rally Past Indians 7-6 In Detroit Comeback
Detroit overcame a 6-1 deficit to beat Cleveland 7-6. Chet Gehringer homered, Roy Cullenbine drove in runs, and Willis Hudlin allowed key late hits as Mel Harder exited with numb finger after six innings.
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Mel Harder
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Cleveland Indians
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George Tebbets
Mark Christman
al Milnar
Roy Cullebine
Willis Hudlin
Chet Laals
Chariie Gebringer
Cleveland
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Walker
Meath
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Milmar
Balk
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Rommel
Rolls
Hubbard
Kansas Upsets Texas In Last-Second Shot
Lawrenc e Kansas Sept 24 The University of Texas g orged the Jayhawks to lead by 19 points but the kick missed in the final 45 seconds allowing Kansas to fall 19 to 18 in a thriller before about 10 000 fans.
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Texas
Lawrence, Kas
University of Texas Nghorns
University of Kansas Jayhawks
Dartmouth Opens Season With 46-0 Rout Of Bates
The Dartmouth Indians opened their football campaign by dominating Bates 46-0 in Hanover New Hampshire. Dartmouth showcased strength and depth as Bates fought hard but could not contain the relentless offense.
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Georgia Downs Citadel in 20 to 12 Scramble
In Athens on September 24 1940 Georgia slugged past Citadel 20 to 12 before 7000 fans debuting coach Joel Hung. Citadel led 12 6 at halftime on Edwards and David touchdowns. Georgia rallied with second half scores including Hise and Thomas with key fumbles and tackles shaping the win.
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Citadel Light Brigade
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Edwards
Bob David
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Far Hise
Jimmy Fordham
Carroll Thomas
Harry Stevens
Vassa Cate
Tatum Greasett
Fighting Eleven
David
Stevens
Bill Badgett
Bob Nowell
Hise
Knox Eldredge
Tamulis Lifts Dodgers to 8-1 Victory Over Phillies
Lefty Vito Tamulis tossed a six hitter to beat Philadelphia 8 to 1 as Brooklyn bats, led by Johnny Hudson with three singles, fueled an early offense. Tamulis struck out four, while Lanning took the loss after allowing seven runs on seven hits in four innings.
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Cone Run
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Myer
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Case
Kelly
Razorbacks Rally To Beat A and M 27 7 At Home
Arkansas University recovered from early jitters to score 27 points in the second half and defeat Oklahoma A and M 27 to 7 before about 4 000 spectators in Fayetteville today.
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Ohio University Upsets Illinois at Memorial Stadium
In Urbana on Sept 24, Ohio University, coached by Don Peden, defeated the favored Illinois team 6 to 0 before about 20 000 spectators. Montgomery passed to James Snyder for the decisive score early in the second half, giving Ohio a dramatic upset over Illinois.
Bees and Giants split rough two in New York and Boston
In a doubleheader at New York and Boston the Bees fall 9 8 after a late error by Errickson and a 34th homer by Mel Ort. New York wins opener 9 8 with two crucial hits by Kampouris and Myatt. Brown wins the nightcap 9 8 over Errickson.
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Lou Fette
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Garms
Yankees and Red Sox Battle As Ott Stars In Classic
New York and Boston split a pitchers duel as Ott drove in two and homered for the Yankees while Hasiin and Warstier sparked the Nationals with key RBIs. Myatt, Kampouris, and Melton each contributed on defense and offense in a tight early-season clash.
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iMoore
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Fette
SMU overwhelms North Texas Teachers 34 to 7
A high stepping sophomore back field led by Roy Holbrook of Kerrville propelled Southern Methodist to a 34 to 7 victory over North Texas Teachers College. SMU mixed passes and rushing for an easy win.
Southern Conference Gives Early Season Results Across Region
Southern Conference members split results in weekend games with Clemson beating Tulane 13 to 16 while South Carolina edged Xavier 6 to 0. Navy routed William and Mary 26 to , Georgia defeated Citadel 20 to 12, Virginia and Virginia Tech tied 12 to 12, North Carolina defeated Wake Forest 14 to 6, Richmond beat Maryland 19 to 6, Furman lost to Bucknell 28 to 6, and Hampden Sydney edged Washington and Lee 7 to 6.
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Georgia
Citadel
Virginia Military
University of Virginia
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Tar Heels
University of Maryland
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Greensboro
N. C. State
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Furman
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Washington and Lee
Hampden-Sydney
Senators Rally To Edge Athletics In Ten Inning Win
Washington scores four runs in the 10th to defeat Philadelphia 7 to 3. Kelley pitched the win while Kra kauskas lasted seven for the Athletics in a nine inning effort.
O’Brien Keys TCU Triumph as Cen Ten Struggles
Wee Davey O’Brien, TCU’s 150 pound quarterback, threw two long passes 65 and 47 yards to key a 13 to 10 victory over Centenary. Cen tenary’s strong line resisted in the clinches, but O’Brien’s aerial skill produced the decisive score.
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Wee Davey O'Brien
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Lalanne Delivers Two Scoring Passes In Heel Win
North Carolina defeats Wake Forest 14 to 6 at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Lalanne's two scoring plays and a composed offense secure the victory as the Tar Heels overtake a stubborn Deacons defense.
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Jim Mallory
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Paul Severin
Lousiana
Mallory
Clemson Upsets Green Wave 13-10 in Opening Thriller
In New Orleans Clemson College shocked Tulane 13 to 10 as veteran fullback Banks McFadden burst for a 21 yard score. Buddy Banker sparked the Tigers with the opening score and a key pass, while Tulane led with a second period field goal before Clemson edged ahead in the third.
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Golden Gophers Defeat Washington 15 to 6 in Minneapolis
Minnesota's Golden Gophers defeated the Washington Huskies 15 to 6 before 60 000 fans in a tightly contested game. A late first half field goal gave Minnesota the lead, followed by touchdowns in the last two periods. The Gophers halted Washington's passing attack and blocked one kick to seal the win.
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Bernie Bierman
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Lenoir Rhyne Ties Roanoke In Tight College Hoops
A rugged Lenoir Rhyne squad from Hickory N C battled Roanoke College to a 12 all draw in Salem Va Roanoke led early but Lenoir Rhyne tied late in the fourth period to secure the second deadlock of the night.
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Roanoke College Maroons
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Wake Forest North Carolina football game score and notes
Incomplete OCR lists players such as Watson Radman Kraynick and Mayberry with a final score section showing North Carolina 70 and another team 0. Officials include linesman Jackson and field judge Ramey.
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Mississippi State Defense Stifles Howard in First Half
Mississippi College Maroons held Howard scoreless in the first half and led 19 to 0 before a small crowd at State College, as Sonny Bruce starred in his varsity debut for the State attack.
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Mississippi College Maroons
Sonny Bruce
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