Notre Dame Smashes SMU in Gridiron Classic
A crowded Cotton Bowl watches Notre Dame rally to tie SMU 20 20 and win on a late drive. Key players include Sitko Spaniel Hart Barrett Mutscheller Williams and Rote with Wightkin Zalewski and Sullivan scoring for Notre Dame as Rote struggles late.
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Francis Spaniel
Leon Hart
Bill Barrett
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Methodists
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Jim Mutscheller
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John Landry
Oracko
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Groom
Wightkin
Zaleksja
Cracke
Charged Again With Liquor Violation
A Westchester drive resident C. W. Kirkman 31 was charged yesterday with possessing nine pints of taxpaid liquor in violation of the prohibition law. He was released on $300 bond. Deputies had found 70 pints of taxpaid liquor in a trap at Kirkman’s residence on November 25. he awaits trial on that charge. Raymond H. Johnson 25 of Lexington was jailed on a $300 bond for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly placing a knife to Roy M. Cline’s throat and threatening to cut him.
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Raymond H. Johnson
Lexington
Roy M. Cline
Thomasville
Former High Pointer And Wife Seek Fishing Lodge Dream
Bob and Dee Kiria kides long time trailer voyagers touring North America to fish from Oregon to Yellowstone and Banff. They plan a lodge near Bend Oregon after a 14 000 mile West Coast return trip.
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Deaths and Funerals in Triangle Lake and High Point
Mrs. Mary Ann Lanier 60 of Triangle Lake died Saturday after a stroke ending three years of illness. Born Guilford County March 26 1889 she married H A Lanier in 1907. Surviving are two daughters Hazel Lanier Atlanta Ga and Mrs Isaac Hardeman Jr High Point. Funeral plans pending arrival of relatives. Fred William Sells 64 High Point route 1 died Thursday. Funeral at Deep River Friends Meeting House with burial in Deep River cemetery. Pallbearers listed and floral tributes directed by Rev Lucille Brady
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Triangle Lake
H. A. Lanier
Guilford County
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Lanier
Hazel Lanier
High Point
Isaac Hardeman, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
J. T. Boulton
J. Lewis Cashatt
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Coe
Fred Sells
Fred Willliam Sells
Route 1
Deep River Friends Meeting
Elbert Newlin
Deep River Cemetery
Ray Craven
Clay Craven
Howard Dean
Walter McCuiston
Mason Barrett
Wallace Campbell
Lucille Brady
SMU Named Best Eleven After Gallant Showdown
Giants stared in wonder at SMU star Walker after a hard fought clash with Notre Dame. Walker said he wished he had played but called the game a great watch as he stood among the legends.
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Baseball Yankees Seek Help for 50
New York December 3 The New York Yankees champions seek help for next season by aiming to acquire a real starting pitcher General manager George Weiss said yesterday Observers linked this to right hander Rae Secorborough who had a 13 11 record with the Washington Senators last year But star pitchers are scarce as other teams also seek rotation help
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