Catawba and Milligan Tangle to 7 7 Draw in North Carolina
Catawba college and Milligan college battled to a 7 7 tie at Lynchburg with Milligan scoring in the second period on a Taylor run and a Baker dropkick. Catawba answered on a Weber touchdown and Appanaitis extra point. Both teams fumbled often as Milligan’s defense held late.
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Salisbury
Catawba College
Milligan College
Johnson City
Tenn
Milligan
Cattawba
Taylor
Baker
Catawba
Weber
Appanaitis Place
Campbell
Goodman
Appanaitis
Hackney
de Armond
Davidson
McBroome
Tar Heels Dominate Wake Forest In Opening 37 0 Win
UNC football overwhelmed Wake Forest 37 to nothing at Kenan Stadium led by Rip Slusser who scored three times. Johnny Branch and Peacock added big plays as the Tar Heels controlled both lines and ground gains while Wake Forest struggled and substitutions filled the second half under heat.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Associated Press
Kenan Stadium
Chapel Hill
Wake Forest
Deacon
University of North Carolina
Rip Slusser
Johnny Branch
Peacock
Tar Heels
Slusser
Almoot
Carolina
Chuck Collins
Daniels
White
Gilbreath
Fusal
Brown
Branch
Chandler
Phipps
Pat Miller
Webb
Williams
Shinn
Bradley
Deacons
Heels
Phipps Place
Thompson
Brogden
LE Myntiams.s
Hodges
Bo Ak
Mclver LG Cornwell
Gilbreath Center
Fysal
Underwood
Browr
Witenes
Tulane crushes Ole Miss 31 to 0 in rain soaked game
New Orleans report says Tulane routs the University of Mississippi 31 to 0 before about 12,000 fans. Don Zimmerman and Glover score in the first period, Tulane adds two more touchdowns late as Mississippi struggles offensively and loses reserve strength. The 98 yard Burke run is nullified for stepping out.
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New Orleans
Tulane
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Don Zimmerman
Glover
Mississippi
Burke
Ae Aio
Bes
Viec
Felts
Dalrymple
Hodgins
Zimmerman
Lumberton tobacco sales totals and season figures
Lumberton tobacco sales on the local market for the week totaled 1 285 759 pounds at an average of 11 78 bringing the season s total to 19 618 082 pounds at a 12 75 average Bart Spellman and Pesty Welch members of Washington s football coaching staff are amateur magicians.
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Lumberton
Bart Spellman
Pesty” Welch
Washington
Wake Forest Holds Tie at North Carolina in 1866 Football
Scoring lists touchdowns by Slusser and Daniels with substitutions and a single Carolina point after touchdown by Phipps. Officials included Brewer, Scolar, Menton, and Bates from Maryland Presbyterian Loyola Sewanee. Chandler appears as scorer or official reference.
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Hipps Slusser Bradley
Wake Forest
Carolina
N. C
Slusser
Daniels
Peacock
Branch
Thompson
Phipps
Brewer
Maryland
Scolar
Presbyterian
Menton
Loyola
Bates
Sewanee
Hafey Aims to Lead NL Batting Race in Final Game
Baseball's top six leaders are revealed with Chick Hafey of the St. Louis Cardinals holding a .361 average after a 2-for-5 effort against Cincinnati. Bill Terry of the Giants trails by two points, Jim Bottomley of the Cardinals has a chance to move up, and Al Simmons is already in the American League. The list includes Ruth, Morgan, and Bottomley among others with detailed stats.
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Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinal
National League
Cincinnati
Bill Terry
Giants
Jim Bottomley
Hafey
Terry
al Simmons
Athletics
Simmons
A's
Ruth
Yanks
Morgan
Indians
Bottomy
Tennessee Opens Season with 33 0 Victory at Maryville
Knoxville telegraph 1960s account reports University of Tennessee led by Shack Allen who had 53 and 23 yard TD runs and Gene McEver scoring the first TD after returning from an injured knee. The Vols fumbled six times and showed weak blocking.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Shack Allen
University of Tennessee
Maryville College
Gene McEver
Tennessee
Vols
Hornets tie long fight beats High Point 7 6 at Lynchburg
Lynchburg College defeats High Point 7 to 6 on a muddy field as Hurt scores the winning touchdown on a pass from Young. Haggard leaves with injuries. penalties total 125 yards for High Point and 65 for Lynchburg.
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Nets
Hornets
Lynchburg
Lynchburg College
High Point College
High Point
Ludwig
Johnson
Swart
Young
Hurt
Jack
Flash) Haggard
Hornet
Tar Heels
Barnum
Cory
Haggard
Hart
McClure
Shelton
Richlin
Cooper
Conver
LG Bardick
Roddine
Blankenship
Ludwig R Barnum
State Smashes Wildcats To Win 18 To 7
North Carolina State defeated Davidson 18 to 7 in Greensboro in Clipper Smith’s first game as NC State coach. State scored 12 points in the first period and maintained the lead through a late stretch as Davidson managed only a single TD late in the game. Officials and other notes reference various personnel and prior affiliations.
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State
Wildcats
Clipper Smith
Pack
Davidson
Greensboro
North Carolina State
Davidson College
Wolfpack
John P. “Clipper
Smith
Notre Dame
Chrysler Stolen From In Front Of Paramount Theater
A 1927 Chrysler roadster owned by Ed Leach of Trinity was stolen from in front of the Paramount theater during the last show last night. Police had not recovered it by 1 am, though a search is in progress.
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Ed Leach
Trinity
Paramount Theater
Sheep Exports Rank High Across Three Farms in 1931
In the first five months of 1931 a total of one million sheep were shipped from three farms and ranches valued at 4 500 000 dollars. The movement highlights major livestock trading during early 1931 with substantial multi farm contributions and large export value.
Weekend Football Scores From Across Colleges and States
A roundup of numerous college football results shows strong showings by many programs. Key upsets and dominant routs include Army over Ohio Northern 60 to 0, Fordham 28 over Thiel 0, and Montana State blanking Chadron 0. Notable margins include Colorado College loss to Western State 14 to 3 and Vanderbilt routing Western Kentucky 52 to 6.
College Football Scores Across Northeast and Midwest
East Dartmouth defeated Norwich 56 to 6 while Georgetown beat Lebanon Valley 25 to 0. Cornell rolled Clarkson 68 to 0 and Waynesburg fell to Penn State 9 to 7. West Virginia Wesleyan edged Washington and Jefferson 14 to 9, Allgheny routed Clarion Teachers 45 to 0. Brown upset Colby 22 to 9. West Virginia beat Duquesne 14 to 6. George Washington defeated Shenandoah 53 to 0. New Hampshire won 12 to 6 over Lowell Textile. Westinghouse topped St Vincents Latrobe 30 to 0. Vermont and Union New York tied 7 to 0. Westminster beat Slippery Rock 6 to 0. Midwest Hillsdale 7, Chicago 0 in second game. Minnesota 13, North Dakota State 7. Iowa State 6, Simpson 0. Findlay 13, Case 7. Heidelberg 14, Hope 0. Defiance 19, Hiram 0. Wooster 12, Bluffton 0. Kansas 27, Colorado Aggies 6. Olivet 12, Manchester 7. South Carolina 7, Duke 0. Maryland 13, Washington College 0. Randolph-Macon 7, Virginia tied.
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East Dartmouth
Norwich
Georgetown
Lebanon Valley
Cornell
Clarkson
Waynesburg
Penn State
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia Wesleyan
Allgeheny
Clarion
Brown
Colby
West Virginia
Duquesne
George Washington
Shenandoah
New Hampshire
Lowell Textile
Westinghouse
St. Vincents
Latrobe
Westminster
Slippery Rock
Mid-West Hillsdale
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota State
Iowa State
Simpson
Findlay
Case
Heidelberg
Hope
Defiance
Hiram
Wooster
Bluffton
Kansas
Colorado Aggies
Olivet
Manchester
Southern South Carolina
Duke
Maryland
Washington College
Randolph-Macon
Virginia
Penny Horses Sail To Mt Airy After Greensboro Wins
The Sunshine stable victorious at the Greensboro fair will depart today for Mt Airy for a major state horse show, while race horses head to Shelby for races. Manager R D Penny vows the string will again chase top prizes, led by Mark McDonald with Midnight Folly and Gypsy Princess among others.
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Sunshine Stable
Greensboro
Mt. Airy
Shelby Fair
R. D. Penny
South
Mark McDonald
America
Army routs Ohio Northern 60 to 0 in season opener
West Point September 26 Army's 1931 football juggernaut crushed a strug gling Ohio Northern 60 to 0. Nine touchdowns by Cadet backs behind a powerful line led to three scores in the third period and two in each other quarter. Army scorers included Stecker MacWilliam Elliott Vidal Kopsac with Herb and Stecker adding PATs.
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RMY
Michiel
West Point
Army
Ohio Northern
Ralph TI
Sasse
Ada
Ohio
Kopsac
King
Herb
Kilday
Stecker
Randolph-Macon Holds Virginia To Tie 7 To 7
Randolph-Macon’s hard fought eleven held Virginia to a 7 to 7 tie in Charlottesville in the opening Old Dominion game. Virginia outgained Randolph-Macon with sixteen first downs to three but could not score a winner. Virginia touchdowns by Thomas with Sackett adding the placement. Randolph-Macon touchdowns by Later with Hess kicking the extra point.
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Charlottesville
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Old Dominion
Virginia Cavaliers
Yellow Jackets
Thomas
Sackett
Randolph Macon
Hess
St Marys Gaels Defeat Trojans 13 to 7 at Los Angeles
St Marys Gaels beat Southern California 13 to 7 in a game before about 75 000 fans at Olympic Stadium. Bud Toscani and George Carinus starred as the Gaels executed key passes and deceptive plays to overturn a Trojan rally in the third period. The incident closed with jubilant St Marys supporters tearing down a goal post. The Illinois law school program will allow medical style specialization.
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Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
St. Mary’s Gaels
Southern California
Gaels
Men of
Troy
Trojans
Bud Toscani
George Carinus
St. Mary’s
St Mary’s
Gamecocks Beat Duke 7-0 in opener behind Clary
South Carolina Gamecocks, led by Earl Clary of Gaffney, defeated Duke 7 to 0 in Columbia. Clary scored on a 13 yard run and a second TD from a wide end sweep after a Duke fumble. Duke threatened once in the first quarter but the Gamecocks held. Attendance about 12,000 as freshmen showed spark against Wade’s squad.
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Wade Marlette
Bisons
Lexington
Lexington High School
High Point High School
Spencer
Durham
Bob Guarino
Frank Sizemore
Ridge
Sizemore
Marlette and
Bison
High Point
Miles H. Wolff
Columbia
D. C
Earl Clary
Gaffney
University of South Carolina Gamecocks
Duke University
Wallace Wade
Duke
North Carolina Institution
Alabama
South Carolina
Clary
Dick Shinn
Gamecocks
Billy Laval
Laney
Mason
James
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Lynchburg Downs
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Jack Gillen, JR
Walker
High Point Ice and Coal CO
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Massey
Fla
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MT. Airy Fair
Lasse
The
University of Illinois
Wade
South Carolina Eleven
Crawford
Friedman
Adair LG
Carpenter
Hughey
RG Daugherty
Freeman
Barlor
Brshier
Ecwessseevers D. Shinn
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Graey
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