Harvard Seeks Non Graduate Coach To Replace Casey
Harvard announces it will hire a head coach from outside the university for the first time in 30 years following Eddie Casey’s resignation. Rumors point to Lou Little and other prominent non graduates as potential candidates amid salary and policy debates.
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Harvard
Casey
Bill King
Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Eddie Casey
Crimson
George Stewart
Stewart
Everett Lake
W. A. Brooks
R. W. Emmons
Lorin F. Deland
D. G. Waters
W. Cameron Forbes
Ben Dibblee
W. T. Reid
Edgar N. Wrightington
Oshua Crane
Percy Haughton
Bob Fisher
Arnie Horween
Lou Little
Columbia
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Harry Kipke
Michigan
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
W. A. “Navy
Bill” Ingram
California
Joe McKenney
Boston College
Purple Panthers Open Preseason With Mock Judson Clash
High Point college basketball opens preseason practice tonight facing Mock Judson of Greensboro on the home court. Coach C Virgil Yow says the squad is forming well after two weeks of work and a prior scrimmage against Sinclair Oil.
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Purple Panther
High Point College
Judson
Greensboro
High Point
C. Virgil Yow
Basketeers
Sinclair Oil
Yow
Williame
Ridge
Panthers
Puppies Shine in Continental Field Trial Derby Stakes
Puppies under two years old competed in Pinehurst as the Continental Field Trial club held its annual derby. Lady Devittr, white liver pointer owned and handled by Raymond Hoagland of Rumson New Jersey, won the members all age stake while Kirk's Dominant owned and handled by Harry D Kirkover of Camden District of Columbia finished second. Pinehurst Polly owned by Leonard Tufts and handled by James Tufts of Pinehurst placed third.
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Pinehurst
Lady Devittr
Raymond Hoagland
Rumson
N. J
Kirk
Harry D. Kirkover
Camden
D. C
Pinehurst Polly
Leonard Tufts
James Tufts
Inehurst
Alabama All Stars to Meet DC in Charity Football Game
Alabama athletic director Hank Crisp with 22 players left for Washington D C to face a District of Columbia college all star team in a charity football game set for Saturday.
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University
Ala
Hank Crisp
University of Alabama
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Invention Guards Gas Tanks From External Flames
A newly developed safety device blocks external flames from reaching gas tanks and pipelines, preventing potential explosions and enhancing fuel system security. The invention targets automotive and industrial gas networks to reduce fire risk and improve hazard mitigation.
Systems Clash in Sugar Bowl New Year’s Day
New Orleans December 5 Maestri notes a Sugar Bowl clash of two coaching icons Glenn Warner of Temple and Ted Cox of Tulane. The article traces their double wing and single wing philosophies, coaching pedigrees, and the historical roots from Harry L Williams at Minnesota shaping modern football.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Maestri
Glenn
Pop” Warner
Temple
Ted Cox
Tulane
Bernie Bierman
Warner
Stanford
Cox
Bierman
Cagy Old
Clark Shaughnessy
Big Ten
Harry L. Williams
Minnesota
H. L. Williams
Williams
Bernie
Green Wave
Cornell
Haskell
Jim Thorpe
Ernie Nevers
Pop
Dave Smuckier
Wood wheel squeaks from dryness treatment tips
The squeaking of wood wheel spokes comes from dryness. To stop further drying and silence the squeaks apply hot raw linseed oil as much as the wood will absorb.
Scoring Decline Persists Despite Rule Moves in 1934
AP compilation shows 1934 college football averages dipping to 104.2 points per team and 12.19 per game, continuing a four year drop since 1930. Leaders include Shepherd 133, Cravee 120, and Miller 6 with teams like Michigan and Southern California posting smaller totals than last year.
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New York
Associated Press
Bill Shepherd
Western Maryland
John Cravee
Williamette
Paul Miller
South Dakota State
Pete Young
Bluefield College
Shepherd
Oravec
Miller
Michigan
Southern California
Ann Arbor
Navy
Minnesota
North Carolina
Ohio State
Rice
Southern Methodist
Colgate
Centenary
Army
Columbia
Georgia
Louisiana State
Tulane
Red Raiders
Chenango
California
Mackerell Named To Little All-America Eleven
The 1934 Little All-America team honors players from small colleges. Johnny Mackerell of Davidson and Ike Peterson of Gonzaga headline a backfield that includes Frits Hanson of North Dakota State and John Turley of Ohio Wesleyan, among others.
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New York
Associated Press
North Carolina
Alabama
Minnesota
Stanford
Navy
Johnny Mackerell
Davidson
Ike Peterson
Gonzaga
Frits Hanson
North Dakota State
John Turley
Ohio Wesleyan
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Traveling Studio Visits High Point
Hollywood comes to town as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer crews bring a mobile studio to Paramount Theater on Saturday. The $150000 locomotive hauled facility includes cameras, sound gear, and a rear projection booth with Western Electric equipment offering public inspections of motion picture production on site.
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Hollywood
California
Nine Hundred Tons Limestone Given To Deep River Farmers
The Soil Erosion Service delivered nine hundred tons of limestone last week to cooperating farmers in the Deep River erosion control project. The material was sent to Colfax, Climax, and Jamestown, with farmers transporting it from the distribution point. Plans call for 2,100 more tons in December to support growing cover crops like clovers and alfalfa as part of erosion control efforts.
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Soil Erosion Service
A. H. Veazey
Agronomist
Colfax
Climax
Jamestown
Weary
Agronomy Department
Altaita
North Carolina to Hold Public Unemployment Hearing
The unemployment commission will hold a public hearing on unemployment insurance in Raleigh at the capitol Saturday morning. Local hearings have taken place in Charlotte Greensboro and Winston Salem. The commission plans to present an unemployment insurance bill to the legislature convening in January.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Unemployment Commission
Capitol
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Tours Global Projection Studio
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer unveils a traveling projection and sound studio tour designed for public viewing. The unit visits major U.S. and European cities where MGM pictures are shown.
All-Star Debate Hits High School Football Honors
A writer criticizes all state and all Western Conference selections for biased omissions. The piece highlights Billy Shelton of High Point as an overlooked stellar tackle and argues Charley Diffendal deserved second team honors alongside Shelton.
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Winston-Salem Journal
Frank Spencer
Journal
Joby Hawn
Winston-Salem High
Winston
Greensboro
Salisbury
Charlotte
Charles Diffendal
Art Lea
Walter Sprye
High Point
Winston-Salem
Billy Shelton
Shelton
Bisons
Ellis
Charlie Diffendal
Charlie
Young Diffendal
Charley
Notre Dame draws crowds as football season nears end
The article notes Notre Dame attracting large crowds ahead of a Dec 8 game with Southern California in Los Angeles. It mentions various sports figures including Pitt basketball coach H C Carlson and Dutch Ruether, plus insights on future strong teams and players across baseball and tennis.
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Notre Dame
California
Los Angeles
H. C. Carlson
Pitt
Santa Claus
George Susce
Milwaukee
Dutch Ruether
Seattle
Francis Schmidt
Texas Christian
Ohio State
Illinois
Child prodigy rated smarter than Einstein at seven
Brooklyn seven-year-old, rated 230 on the Leland Stanford Binet tests, surpasses Einstein’s 205. The Ethical Culture School and Brooklyn’s Child Guidance Bureau describe his mental age as 16 years 10 months, with remarkable talent in mathematics and a self-created alphabet of figures. His social and motor development match his actual age.
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Dale Harrison
Brooklyn
N. Y
Einstein
Albert Einstein
Bureau of Child Guidance
Board of Education
Lad
Ethical Culture School of
Child Guidance Bureau
Augusta Alpert
The
Ethical School
Alpert
Expect Work Upon School Projects Will Start Soon
Greensboro report notes six school building and improvement projects funded by PWA funds with contracts awarded. Work is expected to start within days once engineer's office approves contracts. County board seeks $106,000 advancement from a $323,000 PWA allotment to cover early payroll and material costs.
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Greensboro
PWA
County Board of Education
Southern Conference cage squad aims for repeat title
Lexington Virginia December 5 a seasoned six lettermen plus Horace Richardson lead the defending Southern Conference champions Washington and Lees for a 11 game winter schedule. Key foes include St Johns North Carolina Virginia VPI Duke William and Mary NC State and Clemson with games at Lexington Blacksburg Charlottesville and Columbia.
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Lexington
Washington and Lees
Joe Sawyers
Quint
Billy Wilson
Cy” Young
Horace Richardson
Bedord
Indiana
St. John’s
St. Johns
North Carolina
Virginia
Duke
Durham
William and Mary
Blacksburg
North Carolina State
Charlottesville
Richmond
Clemson
South Carolina
Columbia
Lynch Tournament
Labor Board Rules It Has Power Over Press Labor Rows
The National Labor Relations Board ruled it can handle disputes involving Newspaper Guild actions, sparking opposition from Howard Davis of the American Newspaper Publishers Association who called the decision a threat to a free press. The case concerns Dean S. Jennings who left The San Francisco Call Bulletin over guild activity and editor roles amid recovery act findings.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Newspaper Guild Acti
Howard Davis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Davis
Jennings
Ser Francisco Call-Bulletin
Te Newspaper Guild, Organizatons& Editorial Employes Board
Blue Eagle
We.laim Randolph Hearstin
McNair Named to Conservation Post in North Carolina
Governor Ehringhaus appoints James L. McNair of Inburg to the state board of conservation and development and names D. L. Pic as judge of the Davidson court with J. Lee Wilson as prosecuting attorney. McNair, a former state highway commissioner and United States marshal for the eastern North Carolina district, resigns from prior posts.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
James L. McNair
Inburg
Hig
State Board of and Development
Ford
Worthy
Washi
United States
North Carolina
D. L. Pic
Davidson Court
J. Lee Wilson
Supreme Court ruling on crosswalks in Pennsylvania
The court held that street intersections with crosswalks are owned by pedestrians and that drivers may be liable for accidents involving those crossings. The decision clarifies responsibilities at marked pedestrian crossings and impacts how fault is determined in crashes.
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Preme Court of Pennayly
Notice of Sale of Land in High Point Township
Notice states trustee sale of Lot No 5 in Block Me Lewallen plat in Bencini subdivision High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Property fronts Keys Street 50 by 150 feet. Sale set for December 28 1934 at 11 A M in front of High Point Municipal building. Cash terms. A J Idol trustee.
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BR . Rodden
Laura Rodden
A. J. Idol
High Perpetual
Office of Register of Deeds of
Gulliford North Carolina
City of
High Point
High Point Township
Tea Point
Me. Lewallen
Bencini
Taister of Deeds
Guilford
Keys
Idol
Thos. W. Sprinkle
Ig-ag
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