Duke Defeats Guilford in 33 to 0 rout at Marham
Duke University’s first football team rolled to a 33 0 victory over Guilford College in Marham. Duke used two elevens with strong reserves, passing for 97 yards on five completions and scoring 14 first downs to Guilford’s five. Key backs Caldwell Bullock and Grigg starred as Duke dominated play while Guilford fought gamely with six substitutes and no major injuries.
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Albert Wilkinson
Marham
Dame
Duke University
Guilford College
Quakers
Duke
Guilford
Methodist
Kimery
Robertson
White
Jack Caldwell
Ed Bullock
Blue Devils
Grigg
Caldwell
Bullock
Hughes
Thompson
Lindley
McIntosh LG Reece
Pickens
C . Warrick
Culpe
Harrell
Tiwigasemi
Kelly
Parrish
Bennett
LE White
Weaver
Bullock RH Kinery
Aay
Anapele Sellars
Hendrickson
Fran
Sellars
Porter
Simons
McIntosh
Moss
Troy
Tuttle
Green
Bennett- Bans
Reitzel
McLean
Bolick
Cathey
Statt
Parker
Springfield
Rowe
Gettysburg
Henderson
Ohio Wesleyan
MACKMEN LOSE TO INDIANS: SENATORS ROW 10 ST. LOUIS
St Louis defeated Washington 9 to 7 as rookie Joe Thomas struggled through five innings, with Kelly finishing. In Philadelphia Cleveland swept a doubleheader from the Athletics 7-2 and 6-0, breakevening the season at 11-11. Boston Chicago split games, Lyons earning his 20th win. details recap scoring by innings and key plays.
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Mackmen
Senators
ST. Louis
Washington
Harris
Joe Thomas
Nashville
Kelly
Giard
Vangilder
Dixon
Thomas
Severeid
Normal High School Reorganizes Vocational Classes
Normal negro high school will restart vocational programs with bricklaying and carpentry for men and sewing and cooking for women. All applicants for membership are to meet Monday at 8 PM to reorganize. Principal B E Curtright notes openings also for a literary class in the night school during the same sessions.
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Normal Negro High School
B. E. Curtright
Giants Sweep Pirates In Doublebill Victory
New York Giants win the final series against Pittsburgh with a 4 to 3 win in the first game and 2 to 0 in the second. Barnes and Fitzsimmons held Pirates to six and four hits respectively as Aldridge allowed four runs across two innings. Morrison pitched solidly for Pittsburgh but was broken late. In Chicago, Philadelphia edged the Cubs 4 to 2 in twelve innings after Blake faltered late. Elsewhere Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 4 to 1, Ehrhardt beating the Reds and ending Cincinnati’s short streak.
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Boston
Chicago
Red Sox
Lyon
Ehmke
Falk
Edwards
Blankenship
Grabowski
Fuhr
Stokes
Bischoff
Lyons
Schalk
Wingfield
New York
Detroit
Gehrig
Yankee
Johnny Bassler
Tigers
Urban
Shocker
Yankees
Bassler
Harry Heillmann
Doyle
Wells
Woodall
Hoyt i
Bengough
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Pirates
Barnes
Fitzsimmons
Aldridge
Giants
Morrison
McMullen
Smith
Philadelphia
Blake
Phillies
Phila
Carlson
Ulrich
Henline
Gonzales
Hagen Retains the Title as Golf Pro
Walter Hagen of Pasadena Florida defended his United States professional golf title at Olympia Fields Country Club near Chicago defeating William Mehlhorn of Chicago 6 5 in a dramatic 31 hole match watched by about 3000 fans in a heavy rain. Hagen eagled the first hole and finished with four birdies and par on 25 holes while Mehlhorn also eagled the second hole and had four birdies, but Hagen prevailed despite Mehlhorn’s late surge.
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Chicago
Walter Hagen
Pasadena
Fla
United States
William Mehlhorn
Olypia Fields Country Club
Mehlhorn
Hagen
Widespread college football results across many venues
A slate of games shows Western Reserve 14 Toledo, Western State Normal 20 Bowling Green, Detroit 26 over Alamichigan College, Michigan State 16 over Adrian, Cornell 80 over Susquehanna, Washington and Jefferson 20 over Geneva, Furman 27 over Newberry, Vanderbilt 27 over Teachers College, Infantry School 49 over Stetson, Clemson 9 over Presbyterian, Alabama 4 over Union, Maine 33 over Fort William, Nova 33 over Loyola, Amherst 23 over Rochester, Citadel 6 over Paris Island Marines, South Carolina 28 over Erskine, Virginia 40 over Hampden-Sidney, Southwestern Louisiana 17 over Loyola, LSU 27 over Louisiana Normal, Tulane 77 over Louisiana College, Alabama 53 over Union, William and Mary 44 over Lenoir-Rhyne, Carolina 0 over Wake Forest 6, Notre Dame 41 over Baylor 0, Georgia 32 over Mercer 2, Tech 13 over Oglethorpe 7, Auburn 25 over Birmingham-Southern 6, Tennessee Noctors 24 over Bethel 0, NYU 14 over Niagara 0, Dartmouth 69 over Norwich 0.
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Lexington
Emory and Henry C
Blacksburg
Roanoke College
Charleston
S. C
Citadel
Paris Island Marines
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
Canisus
Erie
West Virginia
Allegheny
Cantin
St. Lawrence
Apsal
Columbia
Connecticut Aggies
Wesley
Russellville
Ark
Arkansas Tech
Rush
Kentucky
Maryville
G.ames
Simpson
Grinnell
Penn College
Regis College
Colorado School of Mines
University of Southern California
Whittier
Nebraska Normal
Colorado University
Marquette
Loyola
University of Vermont
Clarkson Tech
Columbus
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Western Reserve
University of Toledo
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Western State Normal
Bowling Green
Detroit
University of Detroit
Alamichigan College
East Lansing
Michigan State College
Adrian College
Ithaca
Cornell
Susquehanna
Washington, Pa
Washington and Jefferson
Geneva
Greenville
D. C
Furman
Newberry
Nashville
Vandy
Teachers College
Fort Benning
Infantry School
Columbia, S. C
South Carolina
Erskine
Charlottesville
Virginia
Hampden Sidney
New Orleans
Southwestern Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Louisian Normal
Tulane
Louisiana College
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Union
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Lenoir-Rhyne
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina
Wake Forest
Notre Dame
Baylor
Macon
Georgia
Mercer
Morrison replies to critics of deficit in state plans
Morrison defends a “great progressive program” as Republicans and Democrats united behind it. He notes no deficit occurred and highlights good roads legislation funded by bond issues totaling sixty five million dollars. He claims revenue will exceed estimates by several million annually and insists spending required explicit legislative authorization.
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McLean
Raleigh
Business Administration
North Carolina
McMcLean
Cameron Morrison
General Assembly
Born Again Evangelist Captivates Hearers at Meeting
Evangelist Mr Stephens preaches that men must renounce sin to seek God, urging belief in Jesus Christ and eternal life. He emphasizes Calvary and Christ's suffering, and asks listeners if they possess eternal life. Children from grammar schools joined services with songs as Miss Lees performed piano pieces.
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Gethsemane
God
Christ
Stephens
Calvary
Mr. Stephens
Jesus
Mr. Lees
Bill Stephens
Miss Lees
Crews Search After S-51 Disappearance Near Atlantic
Navy and private salvage assets join the hunt for the S-51 submarine after it went down. Camden flight ship arrives. salvage ship Falcon sets sail with divers. subs S-1 S-3 S-10 S-49 and tender Chewink aid the effort. Survivors Geir Kile and Lira reach shore in Boston after the incident.
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Camden
Navy
Falcon
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Chewink
Vincent Astor
Merritt
Chapman
Rome
Boston
Alfred Geir
New Bedford
Dewey Kile
Peoria
Fiss
Michael
Lira
St. Louis
High Point College Receives Two Showcases Gift
Thomas J. Gold of High Point has donated two showcases to High Point College. The items will be used in the laboratory department, and college officials expressed appreciation for the gift yesterday.
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Thomas J. Gold
High Point
High Point College
Gold
Dixie Flyer Jumps Track in Georgia Wreck Hurts Several
In Georgia the Dixie Flyer bound for Jacksonville derailed near Orchard Hill five miles south of Griffin. The locomotive and nine cars jumped the track and rolled down an embankment. Engineer and fireman were severely scalded. several passengers injured and taken to Griffin hospital. Mrs. EB Ford of Chicago suffered a broken rib. No fatalities reported.
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Macon
Dixie Flyer
Chicago
Jacksonville
Orchard Hill
Georgia
Griffin
Central of Georgia Railroad
Dixie Highway
EB. H. Ford
E. E. Gregor
Lucille Glover
Ford
Carolina Fair Opens in Greensboro This Week
The Central Carolina fair in Greensboro runs Tuesday September 29 through Saturday October 3. Opening ceremonies at 11 a.m. will be led by President Garland. The program includes horse and automobile races, free acts, and extensive exhibits of crops, cattle, poultry, horticulture, and crafts with strong High Point and Furniture City participation.
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Central Carolina
Greensboro
Garland
High Point
Furniture City
Compressed Air Fails To Raise Submarine S 51
A navy yard report states divers failed to lift the sunken submarine S-51 using compressed air. Attempts to communicate with the crew were unsuccessful, and damage near frame 64 was confirmed. Air was applied to the ballast and compartment without result, plans to try slings under the stern were outlined.
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Boston
Navy Yard
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