Wake Forest Beats Carolina in Opening Game
Wake Forest College defeats University of North Carolina 7 to 6 in a drizzle. Greason broke free for a 70 yard TD run. Ellerbe added the extra point. Merritt scored Carolina’s TD after a drive from midfield. game featured stronger Wake Forest line play.
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Charges and routing rules in railroad vs water competition
A proposed amendment restricts rail carriers from routing points to favor direct lines over intermediate points when longer haul is involved and blocks rate increases without a commission after hearing. Existing rates in effect may stay until further commission order. The text governs railway competition with water routes and requires hearings for rate increases.
High Point College Eleven Draws 25 Candidates
High Point College football hopefuls report for daily drills under Coach Brown. About 25 candidates split into light workouts then heavy sessions focusing on blocking and tackling as plans for five games this season form. Average weight around 165 pounds with several at 185 and minimum near 145. Possible early schedule includes High Point and Greensboro rivals and Oak Ridge, but no dates booked.
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Football Results From Across Colleges and Unaffiliated Schools
A digest of college football scores from across the country. Wake Forest beat North Carolina 7–6. NC State defeated Trinity 14–0. Alfred crushed Rochester 32–6. Rhode Island State trimmed Maine 37–0. Other notable results include Boston College 47 Providence 0, Col umbia 29 Haverford 3, Rutgers 14 Villanova 0, Carnegie Tech 14 Dayton 3, Ohio Wesleyan 40 Capital 0, Oberlin 41 Hiram 0, Cornell 56 St Bonaventure 0, Penn State 47 Lebanon Valley 3, and many more by region and division.
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Bobby Jones Wins Amateur Golf Honors of Nation
Bobby Jones Jr of Atlanta defeated Von Elm of Los Angeles 9 and 7 in the final round at Merion Cricket Club Ardmore Pa to claim the national amateur golf championship. Jones becomes one of four to hold both amateur and open titles, with Travers Ouimet and Evans as others.
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Clemson's Tigers Rout Elon College in Rainy Opener 60-6
In heavy rain Clemson's Tigers overwhelmed Elon College 60 to 6 in the season opener. Clemson scorers included Harmon Williams Robinson with a touchdown and multiple conversions as Elon failed to reach the end zone after the first two minutes.
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Washington Needs One More Win To Clinch Pennant
Washington holds a two game lead after a 7 to 5 win over Boston as Wade Lefler hit a bases loaded double in the fifth. Goslin Judge and Ehmke errors helped Boston score in the first, but Washington pulled away with two in the sixth. Meanwhile Philadelph ia beat New York 4 to 3 on a wild pitch by Joe Bush in the seventh, leaving the Yankees with slim chances to retake the lead.
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Stribling Wins Raleigh Battle
Stribling of Macon Georgia defeated Vic McLaughlin of New York by a small margin in ten rounds at Raleigh. A majority of newspaper men credited the decision, with both fighters called equally guilty in a bout marred by clinches.
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State College Rally Beats Trinity Blue Devils
N C State overcomes an early deficit to win 14 to 0 against Trinity under coach Howard Jones. Red Lassiter and Johnson scored touchdowns with Lassiter adding two extra points. State’s line stiffened in the second half as Trinity pressure waned.
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Senators Likely to Win the Flag in Tight pennant race
New York Giants clinched their fourth straight pennant as Washington improved with a win over Boston. The Senators, two games back, can still force a tie with two remaining games while the Yankees face Philadelphia. Brooklyn trails with one more game. Giants pace the NL and Washington leads the AL with two to play.
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Pennant Drive Keeps Giants In Front Of Phillies
New York Giants beat Philadelphia 5 1 to claim a fourth straight National League pennant, a feat unmatched in major baseball history. Bentley limited the Phillies to four hits while Ring drove in three Giants runs in the sixth. Brooklyn fell to Boston 3 2, ending any hope of a late surge. Cincinnati routed St Louis 10 1 as Daubert Roush and Duncan sat out. Pittsburgh outlasted Chicago 3 2 in ten innings with Schmidt scoring the winner. Detroit swept Chicago 10 8 as Woodall and Manush each had four hits. Cleveland crushed St Louis 12 1 behind Levien’s strong pitching in the opener of final series.
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Wildcats open season with win over Presbyterian College
Davidson Wildcats defeat Presbyterian College of South Carolina 15 to 3 in light drizzle on a wet field. Davidson scores via two touchdowns and a safety, while Presbyterian’s only points come on a first quarter field goal by Warner. Second half shows Davidson dominating, moving consistently through Presbyterian’s line and around the ends.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Circuits
Results show St. Louis lost 1 to 10 to Cincinnati while Philadelphia beat New York 1 to 0 and Boston defeated Brooklyn 3 to 2. Chicago edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2. Amerigga beat Washington 7 to 5. St. Louis 1 defeated Cleveland 12 to 1. New York 3 over Philadelphia 4. Detroit 10 over Chicago 8. American Association results include Milwaukee 4 3 Columbus. St Paul 5 1 Louisville 3 2. Minneapolis 3 over Indianapolis. Kansas City over Toledo. rain affected others. International League games: Newark 7 3 Reading 12 2. Baltimore 5 2 Jersey City. Buffalo 4 Toronto 3. Rochester 4 Syracuse 0.
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Richmond Colts Edge Waterbury In 11 Innings
Richmond Virginia League champions defeated Waterbury 1 to 0 in 11 innings to split a two game series. Frank Dodson, bound for the Giants camp next season, allowed five scattered hits, walked one, and struck out five while holding Waterbury’s lineup to several pop ups in five innings.
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