McEver Dominates All-Southern Eleven Picks
Tennessee halfback Jene McEver led the all-southern selections, with seven conference schools placing men and Tulane, Tennessee, Alabama, and Vanderbilt securing multiple spots. The first team includes McEver at left half and Banker at quarterback among others, with Pitt and Dartmouth players noted in honorable mentions.
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Atlanta
Jene McEver
Fleet
Tennessee
Dixie
Associated Press
Tulane
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
van Sickle
Banker
Abernathy
Vernon Smith
O-Lax Capsules Offer Quick Relief From Colds
O-Lax capsules promise rapid relief from fever sneezing watery eyes and nasal discharge. Take at first sign of a cold to prevent mild to severe complications like bronchial illness la grippe or pneumonia. Safe and sure to relieve no harmful drugs. Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store 130 South Main Street sells them.
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Eckerd
Cut Rate
South Main Street
Commercial League Cage Season Opens On Tomorrow Night
The Commercial basketball league opens with six teams playing three games at the YMCA court tomorrow night. Wallburg meets Allen Jay in the curtain raiser at eight, Beeson faces the Trinity All-Stars at 8:30, and De Molay battles Hasty School at nine in the final encounter.
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Wallburg
Allen Jay
Beeson
Trinity
Dodd Leads Tennessee Voters In Backfield Honors
Bobby Dodd guided the Tennessee Volunteers to five conference wins and was chosen as quarterback. Ray Farris of North Carolina led voting among linemen with Vanderbilts guard second. Freddie Sington of Alabama named outstanding tackle as Rob erts Tulane led pivots ahead of Beall South Carolina Ike Boland Georgia Finney Tennessee. Georgia Tech failed to place a first team man for the first time in four years.
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Spaulding
North Carolina
Bobby Dodd
Tennessee Volunteers
Ray Farris
North Carolina Tarheels
Bull’ Brown
Vanderbilt
Freddie Sington
Alabama
Roberts
Tulane
Beall
South Carolina
Ike Boland
Georgia
Finney
Tennessee
McEver
Holm
Banker
Farris
Smith
Farrell Reports Baseball Status at National League Meet
John H. Farrell submits his 28th annual report detailing last season's league outcomes. Twenty seven leagues qualified, two disbanded, and 24 completed play while Utah Ida did not start and Lone Star and California State failed to finish. The roll of players reached 7 653 with 1 500 pieces of mail and 5 255 telegrams handled. The files hold over 50 000 player names. The hearing on suspensions from the Little World Series precedes a ruling by President Sexton. Frank Nekolai transfers from the Yankees to St Paul as major league executives discuss possible trades.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
John H. Farrell
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
National Association
H. M. Sexton
George Toporecer
Rochester
Holy Cross
New York Yankees
St. Paul
American
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Winding Up His Career At Duke
Mel Peeler of Shelby and formerly of High Point winds up his football career at Duke this Saturday against Carolina in the best form of the season. He has recovered from serious injuries and is expected to play at a wing position. Duke has been hampered by injuries to a top end this season.
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Gil Dobie
Cornell
Sam Wakeman
Wakeman
Nemecek
New York University
Violets
Durham
Mel Peeler
Shelby
High Point
Carolina
Peeler
Navy
Boston College
Duke
Wallburg Holds Off Hasty Reds In Close Court Battle
Wallburg made 36 points in a hard fought win over Hasty 26 to 36 at Hasty School. C Hedgecock led Hasty with 16 points while Clodfelter added 12 and Wallburg's G Stone scored 10 with Morris and Criddlebaugh contributing four each as P Motsinger added eight. Referee Professor White presided over the game.
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Wallbure
Hasty Reds
Hasty School
Hasty
C. Hedgecock
G. Cloffelter
Wallburg
Clodfelter
Duke Completes 1930 Basketball Schedule
Nearly all southern conference members will not finish their schedules until the Baton Rouge meeting next Friday. Duke has a full 1930 slate of ten games, six against conference foes.
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Baton Rouge
Duke
Duke Fullbacks Pound Line as Carolina Clash Looms
Godfrey and Brewer, Duke fullbacks, run 54 plays against the David son line on Thanksgiving day. The Blue Devils will hammer away at Carolina's line Saturday as they seek to control the game at the point of attack.
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Godfrey
Brewer
Duke
Davidson
Blue Devils
Carolina
Hillcrest Thomas Mills and City Stores Bowling Winners
Thomas Mills and Hillcrest bowlers won two games each to beat Stehli Silk, Knox Upholstery and Harris Covington in Industrial Bowling league play. Payne of Stehli Silk Mill led scoring with 357 pins in three games while Foast of City Stores totaled 184 pins in his final game.
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Hillcrest
Stehli Silk
Knox Upholstery
Harris-Covington
Payne
Stehii Silk Mill Star
Foast
Stehii Silk Nabors
Williams
Hillcrest Dry Comer
Holland
C. Fitch
H. Fitch
Harris-Covington Alherteen
Campbell
Moore Ag
Danzeler Si
Mae Esa
Knox Raper Ecteee
Slate
Monroe Orenes
McCain
Parsell
Eve Are
Blasser
Mosteller
Malloy
Sade Se
Ina
Zacovie
Five Blue Devils Seek Third Letter in Duke Football
Durham December 4 Five Blue Devils aiming for a third Duke football letter are Captain Henry Kistler Sam Buie Nick Warren Bob Thorne and Mel Peeler. The five veterans have starred for Duke in the past three seasons and are set for Saturday's game with Carolina.
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Blue Devils
Durham
Carolina
Duke
Henry Kistler
Sam Buie
Nick Warren
Bob Thorne
Mel Peeler
Notre Dame End Ed Collins Visits Tar Heel Camp
Ed Collins, Notre Dame left end, visited the Tar Heel football camp at Chapel Hill after Notre Dame’s final game with Army. He came to see Brother Chuck Collins, head Tar Heel mentor and former Notre Dame end, continuing the Collins football tradition at Carolina.
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Notre Dame
Chuck Collins
Chapel Hill
Ed Collins
Army
Collins
Chuck
Bill
Carolina
Daly to meet Shires in revenge bout for Blackburne
Dan Daly of Cleveland agrees to fight Art Shires Monday night in Chicago as the first ring opponent for the White Sox young star. Daly vows to avenge Lena Blackburne by confronting the Texan who once struck Blackburne last summer and claims Shires is mostly talk.
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Chicago
Dan Daly
Cleveland
Lena” Blackburne
White Sox
Daly
Art Shires
Blackburne
Texas
Jim Mullen
Shires
Magner May Be Ready for Duke Showdown
Tar Heel coaches report rapid improvement from halfback Jim Magner. If his condition holds, North Carolina will field full strength against Duke this Saturday and seek the undisputed state title scoring peak as their season ends.
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Chapel
Tar Heel
Jim Magner
Tar Heels
Duke
Chuck Quinlan
Magner
Tar Heels Poised for Full Strength After Injuries
Davidson and Virginia left the Tar Heels in good shape as Ellis Fysal recovered from minor injuries. Magner and Pete Wyrick also returned from injury layoffs, allowing a veteran line and three backfields to be used for maximum scoring punch after Notre Dame practice and scrimmage injuries.
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Davidson
Virginia
Ellis Fysal
Fysal
Magner
Pete Wyrick
Tar Heels
Notre Dame
Backfield Stays Busy as Rosky Eyes Carolina Game
Duke features Buzz Rosky in nearly every game this fall and he is likely to play the first quarter against North Carolina.
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Duke
Buzz Rosky
Carolina
Fred Taylor Injury Hint Leaves Thunder Stride in Doubt
The report notes Fred Taylor, the big guard, twisted his knee in a game versus David and hints at possible lingering effects. Coaches weigh lineup changes as medical staff evaluate the injury, with fans watching for updates.
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Fred Taylor
David
Taylor Likely In Lineup Against Carolina Saturday
The star guard Tay lor nears full strength with a knee nearly back to normal and may appear in uniform against Carolina, though not guaranteed as a starter.
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Carolina
Taylor
Boxing Results From Last Night Across Cities
In St Louis Eddie Shea beat Young Montreal Providence on points. Minneapolis king Tut stopped Joey Kaufman. Lou Terry knocked out Jim Hackley. In New York Pete Sanstol defeated Sammy Farber. Sally Ritz beat Vincent Sanchez. In Indianapolis Billy Shaw defeated Merie Alte. Howard Jones defeated Mickey O’Hara. In Los Angeles Les Kennedy defeated K Q O Christner.
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ST. Louis
Eddie Shea
Chicaco
Montreal
Providence
R. I
King Tut
Minneapolis
Joey Kaufman
New York
Lou Terry
Jimmy Hackley
Indianapolis
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Sammy Farber
Sally Ritz
Vincent Sanchez
Spain
Billy Shaw
Detroit
Merie Alte
Howard Jones
Louisville
Mickey O'Hara
Cincinnati
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