Deacons Hold Carolina to 13 in Wake Forest Win
Wake Forest, nicknamed the Demon Deacons, held North Carolina to 13 points in a 13 to 7 victory in Chapel Hill. Key plays featured Slusser Magner and Quillen for Wake Forest and Mills for UNC with strong defense from Parker and Parsley.
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Georgia Opens 1930 Campaign with 31 6 Win Over Oglethorpe
In Athens Georgia defeated Oglethorpe 31 to 6 as fullback Jack Roberts led the attack with three touchdowns and young halfback Buster Mott added 70 yard rush and an interception return to pace the Bulldogs in the season opener. Oglethorpe finally scored late on a Walter 17 yard run.
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V M I Beats Richmond 13 0 to Open 1930 Season
In Lexington Virginia the V M I eleven opened the 1930 season with a 13 to 0 victory over the University of Richmond. Bill Rafety starred the attack with Laughan Bailey and the veteran fullback Roy Dunn contributing key runs.
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Cubs Top Reds 13 to 8 Behind Hack Wilson Homerless
Cubs beat Cincinnati 13 to 8 as Pat Malone earned his 20th win. Hack Wilson hit his 65th and 56th homers, driving in four and setting a new NL record. Gabby Hartnett added two homers and 37 on the year. Cincinnati’s Swanson through Heilmann and Kolp pitched, but Chicago surged with 15 extra base hits.
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Big Six Baseball Players Chase Batting Totals
Bill Terry tied the NL single season hits record with his 254th, Al Simmons widened his AL lead over Lou Gehrig as chase for batting titles continued among the six leaders. Ruth lifted his average with two homers as Hogsett won on the mound. Umpires were Ormsby Connolly and Hildegrand.
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Oak Ridge Cadets Trounce Hargrave 42 to 0 in opener
Oak Ridge under coaches Weaver and Poindexter opened the season with a 42 to 0 victory over Hargrave. Walton scored the first TD as Oak Ridge struck in all periods with three different teams contributing scores. Terrell stood out on the line as Oak Ridge limited Hargrave to one first down.
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Colonels Fall to Rochester 9 2 in third World Series game
In Rochester New York on September 27 the Rochester Red Wings beat the Louisville Colonels 9 to 2 sealing a two to one series lead. Cold winds contrasted with warm crowd of nearly 8000 fans in top coats as the hosts outplayed the visitors in the third game.
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V P I Rallies To Down Roanoke 9 0
In Blacksburg Va Virginia Polytechnic Institute overcame Roanoke to win 9 to 0. The only touchdown came in the final period after a 2 point lead held through three quarters. A safety was scored by VPI in the first quarter.
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Tennessee smothers Maryville 54 to 0 in blitzing rout
In Knoxville on September 27 the Tennessee Volunteers overwhelmed Maryville College 54 to 0. The game featured extensive substitutions as reserves played most of the action while Gene McEver sat out the flashy halfback role.
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Cavaliers Meet Duke Saturday in Southern Conference opener
University of Virginia prepares to visit Duke in Durham for a gridiron clash next Saturday. The rivalry dates back 40 years with historic Virginia victories in the early Southern era and marks Duke’s first conference game since joining the ACC era.
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Aggies Lose to Southwestern of Memphis 14 to 0
Mississippi A and M college in Mississippi suffered a 14 to 0 defeat in their 1938 debut under coach Red Cagle. Southwestern of Memphis outplayed the Maroons in the first half and halted a late comeback, adding a final period touchdown after one score in the opening half.
Greensboro Scoreless rout as Davidson blanked NCSU
In Greensboro, Davidson overwhelmed North Carolina State 12 to 0 in a decisive football contest. Davidson offense exploded for multiple touchdowns while the defense shut down the Wolfpack throughout the game.
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Vixen Wins Star Boat Championship at Gibson Island
Vixen of the Seaside Park Yacht Club New Jersey skippered by F B Slakedale and crewed by C E Groe won the second race in the International Star Boat championship series at Gibson Island Baltimore. Flapper from Norfolk finished second and Peggy Wee of Bayside Long Island took third.
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Generals Defeat Hampden Sydney 15 to 0 in opener
Washington and Lee overwhelmed Hampden Sydney in the first period with two touchdowns and a touchback to win 15 to 0 in Lynchburg. It was the Generals second win of the season while Hampden Sydney opened their schedule.
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Plans For Hoover At Kings Mountain Sesquicentennial
Charlotte dispatch details Hoover plans for the October 7 Kings Mountain sesquicentennial. Col. E T Starling carried the plan to Washington after a White House conference with Stuart W Cramer. Osmond L Barringer will drive the presidential automobile with full telegraph and telephone links during the visit.
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Oakdale Nine Defeats High Point Yarn in Postseason Game
The Oakdale Cotton Mill baseball team won 7 to 5 over High Point Yarn Mills in a postseason clash. Oakdale out hit 17 to 10 but benefited from strong defense and solid support from their pitcher to hold off the Yarn club.
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Soviet Has Data On U S Defenses
Basil W. Delgass, former vice president of Amtorg Trading, testified before a congressional committee that code communications about U S army and navy defenses passed between Amtorg and the Soviet government. He accused Amtorg officials of perjury and said employees were told to deny any Communist ties.
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