Duke Pounds State to End Season in 32 0 Southern Conference Win
Duke University closed its 1934 football season with a dominant 32 to 0 victory over NC State in a Southern Conference game at Banford Field Athens. Skippy Towner and captain Jack Phillips led a strong Bulldog line, while Alf Anderson and Buck Chapman keyed punting and blocking as Tech narrowly lost to Georgia in the annual classic.
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Associated Press
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Championship grid clash ends in 12 12 tie at Chapel Hill
In a muddy field in Chapel Hill on December 1 1933 Durham High and Greensboro High battled to a 12 12 deadlock in the Class A championship game Captain Tyre Jones led Durham scoring a trio of touchdowns while Fred Koury tallied both Greensboro markers. Duke State game opened with Duke dominant as Corky Cornelius and Ace Parker connected for several scores.
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Remmey
McDade
Shelton
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Williamson
Groundman
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E. Woody
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Ccevere
Santa Anita Handicap nominations grow with Derby winners aboard
Kentucky Derby winners Cavalcade and Twenty Grand lead a expanding list of 48 contenders for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap on February 23 at Los Angeles. Other notable entries include Equipoise Mate Gallant Sir Good Goods and Mr Khayyam. Twenty Grand returns from retirement to contest the race. Mate Eyes English start Monday. Equipoise tops earnings with Sun Beau. Webb Everett, racing club secretary, expects about twenty nominees to race.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
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Paris hotel taxes deter tourista on their way abroad
French hotel proprietors impose charges to keep tourists from stopping in Paris on their way to foreign destinations and to keep most travelers out of France. About 25,000 people die by suicide in the United States each year. Adhesive matter on U S post stamps is made from Theca roots from seaccava plants in Java ground into a glue with water.
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Java
Miami Eyes New Year’s Day postseason game
Miami officials consider a January 1 game between the University of Miami and an out-of-state opponent. Telegrams were sent to Western Maryland, the University of Maryland, and Penn State to gauge interest. Gov elect Nice suggested a Maryland foe, while Dr B F Ashe said UM would end the season with the Baltimore game unless businessmen fund the post season.
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Fla
W. Keith Phillips
Miami Chamber of Commerce
University of Miami
Phillips
Western Maryland
University of Maryland
Penn State
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Out of Florida
B. F. Ashe
Hurricanes
Baltimore
World supply shares of raw silk by nation
In the past five years Japan supplied 65 to 70 percent of the world's raw silk while China contributed 18 to 20 percent.
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Japan
China
England Succeeds In Wool Production From Live Skin
Experimenters in England report producing wool determinately by cutting pieces of live sheepskin and placing them in vats with a chemical solution. This method yields wool-like material under controlled conditions.
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England
Relief cattle condemned before slaughter for distribution
Between 22 and 25 head of relief cattle sent for slaughter to aid drought areas were condemned as unfit for food and burned. Officials report most animals were thin but healthy upon inspection and only a few diseased cattle were culled. no cattle died naturally.
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Mid-West
Y Soccer Team Faces Busy Week Schedule
The Y M C A soccer team opens Monday at 3 30 against Catawba college at the junior high field. Wednesday they host Fort Bragg at 2, and Thursday they beat the Soldiers 2 to 0 at Fort Bragg. Saturday they meet Winston Salem city at the junior high field.
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Winston-Salem
High Point Again Wins Southern Track Trophy
High Point high school's cross country team won the Southern division national meet trophy in New York, returning with the championship after a Thanksgiving win on Branch Brook Park course. Dennis, Davis, Bolton, Hedrick, Cooke and Chastain led the High Point squad, with Wallace Ellington finishing 88th overall. Mott Terrace of Schenectady claimed the team title. Leon hard Dauenhauer of Syracuse won the individual crown.
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Davis
Bolton
Hedrick
Cooke
Chastain
Mott Terrace High School
Schenectady
N. Y
Steve Szumachowski
Mercersburg Academy
Leonard Dauenhauer
Syracuse
South Carolina Announces 1935 Football Schedule Additions
University of South Carolina athletic director Dr. Ralph K. Foster says Duke and Davidson join the 1935 schedule. The Gamecocks open at Duke September 28 and host Davidson October 12 in Charlotte. Other dates keep current contracts with Citadel Clemson and Villanova among others.
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Ralph K. Foster
University of South Carolina
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Eight Die In Australian Rainstorm Emergency
A fierce rain and wind storm from the southern seas hit Melbourne on December 1 killing at least eight people and causing over 1.225 million dollars in damage. The tempest, described as the worst in the region, battered the city for two days. Dozens of boats were wrecked and inland seas formed, leaving more than 2,000 homeless.
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Melbourne
Australia
Carnera Outpoints Campolo in 12 Rounds in Buenos Aires
Primo Carnera the former world heavyweight champion wins a 12 round decision over Victorio Campolo in Buenos Aires in his first appearance there. Campolo, heavier than in his prime, lasts the distance as Carnera dominates but fails to secure a kayo. Seal Harris outpoints Justo Prieto in the eight round preliminary.
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Buenos Aires
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New York
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Independiente
Seal Harris
Chicago
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Argentina
Local Bowlers Win Off Kannapolis Club
The Lucky Strike Bowling team defeated the Kannapolis club Friday night on the locals' alleys two games to one. Rickert led High Point with 370, while Sherrill had 347 for Kannapolis. In the Commercial league, North State Telephone beat Post Office two games to one, Potts scoring 326 and Peace for Telephone with 309.
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Washington State Tops USC 14 7 at Memorial Coliseum
Washington State defeated Southern California 14 to 7 in Los Angeles before 35000 fans. The Huskies led 14 0 at halftime and added a second half score after USC opened the period. Ed Nowogowski and Burl Bufkin helped fuel the shots while USC's sole score came on a blocked punt recovery.
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Howard Jones
Washington
Stanford
Ed Nowogowski
Paul Sulkosky
Burl Bufkin
Southern California
Hueston Harper
Florida Finishes Season with 14–0 Win Over Stetson Hatters
Florida kept the Hatters at bay and scored two touchdowns to end the season 14 to 0. Stetson used trick plays, none of which succeeded, while the Gators capitalized on a fumble recovery and a late drive to add their second TD. Alton Brown ran 5 yards for the clinching score with Carlisle Hughes adding the extra point.
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Wallace Wade
State
Duke
Corky Cornelius
Wade
Venice Farrar
Jack Alexander
Corky
Farrar
Howard Bartles
Jack Hennemett
Earle Wentz
Cornelius
Ace Parker
Alexander
Parker
Jule Ward
Lawrence McCulley
Joe Carnell
Gainesville
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Rickett
Stolz
Wally Brown
Starke
Congress clerks accused of scalping Army-Navy tickets
Washington December 1. Kenneth Romney sergeant at arms ordered Capitol police to probe reports that clerks in representatives offices profited by scalping Army-Navy game tickets. Rep Sol Bloom of New York said some used office access to obtain tickets and resell them from 50 to 100 dollars, far above the 4.40 face value.
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Sol Bhom
New York
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