Panthers Fall, Wofford Triumphs In Opener
High Point College Panthers were edged 19 to 6 by Wofford Terriers in a season opener. Perdue scored on a pass from Furbhes, while Nygard and a stout defense kept the team competitive, though punting woes and second half malfunctions allowed two late Wofford touchdowns.
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Wildcats Bow To Clemson 32 14 In Thriller
NC State reporting overhaul at Riddick Field ahead of October 4 home game versus Washington and Lee. Stadium renovations and field reseeding completed with ticket orders brisk for season openers.
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Lefty Grove Tops Polls as Hardest to Hit Among AL Star Lefties
A survey of 40 leading American League batters shows 25 prefer facing Grove to Walberg, while 10 call Grove the toughest. Walberg's quirky delivery and fast-breaking curve frustrate hitters, making him unpopular at the plate, though Grove's slower, methodical pace may lengthen games in the upcoming series.
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Elon College tops Catawba Indians 26 to 7 in Sept game
Elon College defeated the Catawba Indians 26 to 7 as Williams and J Waggoner led the attack. Elon led 7 to 6 at halftime, then scored three more touchdowns in the second half with Williams scoring twice and Waggoner once.
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Kaminer Leads Cavaliers To 27-6 Season Opener Victory
University of Virginia opens its 1929 football season on Lambeth field with a 27 to 6 win over Randolph-Macon, driven by veteran halfback Gus Kaminer’s powerful plunges. The contest featured brilliant and mediocre play and a highly unusual on-field play.
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Navy crushes Denison 47 to 0 in season opener
At Annapolis Navy overwhelmed Denison 47 to 0 before about 10 000 spectators. A crumbled Denison defense could not halt Navy’s powerful running attack as a backfield with mixed experience produced easy scores and Navy dominated from start to finish.
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Clemson Tigers Triumph Over Wildcats In 32 14 Gridiron Thriller
Charlotte report recalls a July high summer game at Central High Stadium where Clemson defeats Davidson 32 to 14. Key plays include Red Parrish’s 73 yard kickoff return and McCall’s two touchdowns for Davidson, while Clemson’s passing and rushing attack dominates the fourth quarter with multiple touchdowns and successful PATs.
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Scores From American Association Games
Results show Indianapolis 6 over St. Paul 1. Toledo 9 over Kansas City 3. Louisville 1 and Minneapolis 4 were also played with winners noted. Only games played.
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Tar Heels Set Six Conference Clashes After Wake Forest
Chapel Hill notes six consecutive Atlantic Coast games for North Carolina starting with away tilt at Maryland and ending with South Carolina at Columbia. Coach Corney’s squad hones the split line while rookie center showings and Eskew’s return bolster the lineup ahead of the tough stretch.
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Tennessee Beats Sewanee 46 to 9 in Heat Aided by Boyd Dash
In Sewanee Tennessee the University of the South routed Tennessee Polytechnic Institute 46 to 9. A 70 yard touchdown run highlighted the effort while Boyd starred with versatile play as heat prompted numerous time outs and frequent substitutions.
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Football Rules Chairman Sees Bold Season Prospects
Edward K. Hall, chairman of the rules committee, says the new season offers great chances for creativity behind the line of scrimmage and passing without fear of fumbles. He urges coaches to use ingenuity within the code to produce spectacular play.
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Kozeluh Defeats Richards To Win Pro Tennis Title
Karel Kozeluh, the Czech star, defeated Vincent Richards in a five set final at West Side stadium Hills New York. Kozeluh won 6 4 6 4 4 6 7 5. The match lasted two and a half hours before about 5000 fans.
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Army Opens Season With 26 0 Victory Over Boston University
Army defeats Boston University 26 to 0 at West Point in hot afternoon action. Captain Keener Cagle and Hertz Murrell connect on early TDs, Murrell and Cagle again strike in second half, Hutchinson to Murrell for a 35 yard score. Boston University defense is strong but unable to stop the Cadets. Casualties include Carl Mark Perry and Piper.
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Lightning strikes pelicans near Salt Lake City
A flock of pelicans at 500 feet altitude was hit by lightning near Salt Lake City. Nineteen birds were found dead, with several other birds retreating to bushes outside town to hide.
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National League Standings Snapshot by Teams
Boston leads in a high scoring day with an 8 to 6 win over Philadelphia while Brooklyn struggles at 5 to 10 and New York records a 1 to 3 defeat. Cincinnati tops Chicago 6 to 3 and Pittsburg defeats St. Louis 8 to 5.
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Stagg Names Kelly Chicago Football Captain for 1929 Eleven
Coach A. A. Stagg begins his 38th season guiding the Maroon as John Merrick Kelly is named captain of the 1929 squad. Kelly, a 6 foot 183 pound senior end from Chicago and St. Ignatius High, is among Chicago’s standout veterans on the gridiron.
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Alligator Wins Meadow Brook Steeplechase Cup
Alligator, ridden by Mrs. M. K. Stevenson, captured the Meadow Brook steeplechase cup in the thirty first running at Westbury Kentucky. Stevenson rode chestnut gelding Alligator to victory as the field closed in tight on the final jump.
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Freshman Rat Freiman Wins Football Spot After Quick Rise
In Greenville Furman coach Dizzy McLee spots Rat Freiman from New York who never played football before. Freiman, a novice, earns a halfback role and is eyed to start against Erskine Friday afternoon as Furman’s new addition proves his potential.
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