Hubbard Named Co Captain Of Carolina Harriers
Carolina's southern conference cross country champions elected Mark Jones of Asheville and Bob Hubbard of High Point as co captains for next year. Both juniors return with strong credentials from 1930 and 1931 seasons as Jones placed third and Hubbard fifth in the conference meet.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina
Mark Jones
Asheville
Bob Hubbard
High Point
Jones
Hubbard
Tar Heels
Dale Ranson
Jensen
Clarence Jensen
East Orange
N. J
Ed McRae
Peachland
Louis Sullian
Greenwood
D. C
Tom Cordie
Greensboro
Joe Pratt
Walter Groover
Savannah, Ga
Tom Hensen
Murfreesboro
Helen Waring Captures Carolina Women’s Golf Title
Miss Helen Waring of New York defeated Mrs. Richard Clemson of Middletown New York 4 and 3 in the finals at Pinehurst North Carolina securing the Carolina women's golf championship. Waring won the medal with a 42 to 43 after a two day rain delay and triumphed on the 15th hole to avenge last year’s final loss.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Helen Waring
New York
Richard Clemson
Middletown
N. Y
Waring
Clemson
Yale and Brown finish in scoreless draw
Yale and Brown play to a 0 0 stalemate as final results. Carnegie Tech and Duquesne also tie 0 0 in their contest.
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Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Court Upholds Senate Nominaton Power Over Smith
A District of Columbia court rules the Senate cannot overturn its confirmation of George Otis Smith as chairman of the power commission. Justice Peyton Gordon states Smith could not be removed without a presidential order. Senator Walsh vows to seeks higher court review as the case tests Senate reconsideration rights after approval.
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George Otis Smith
Senate
Washington
Maine
Smith
Gordon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Hoover
Senator Walsh
Montana
Peyton Gordon
Commission
Walsh
John W. Davis
Jones team’s Rose Bowl threat from Notre Dame’s dazzling misdirection
William Braucher notes the South Bend attack under Pop Warner and Rockne rival coach Jones uses kaleidoscopic shifts and multiple formations. He warns the Rose Bowl contenders may face a masterful sleight of hand and surprise plays from Notre Dame’s offense.
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Rose Bow
William Braucher
NEA Service
Chicago
Pop Warner
Stanford
Rockne
Howard Jones
Notre Dame
Jones
Pasadena
Thurston
Signor Houdini
South Bend
Wilfred Zilch
Mortimer Abercrombie
Warner
Aimee Semple McPherson
Trish
Trojans
Iowa
Hank Anderson
Senate Holds Line on Appointment Power and University Grid Picks
The piece discusses how the senate, by unanimous order, sent notice of consent to the president, arguing this abandoned its reconsideration rights and left the executive to make the appointment. It also notes University of San Francisco freshman basketball candidates including a 6 7 center and players at 6 5, 6 4, and 6 1.
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Smith
Senate
University of San Francisco
Aither
Ahead of 1932 Nomination Sunlit Rumblings in GOP
The piece surveys Republican nerves and crosswinds toward the 1932 convention. It notes calls for Hoover rebuke by Senator Johnson and hints Borah Norris Pinchot may factor if backing arises. It cites Johnson as a leading yet cautious candidate with funding hurdles likely delaying a firm stance.
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Hoover
Mark Twain
Johnson
Borah
Norris
Pinchot
Washington
Resigns Post Sparks Rumors of Curtis Renomination
A speculative piece on Vice President Curtis weighing renomination as the Hoover ticket enters a tense phase. The column notes debates over replacing Curtis with figures like Morrow or Hurley, while party elders rally to support Curtis’s bid amid fears of a weakened campaign.
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Curtis
Hoover
Dwight Morrow
New Jersey
New York
Patrick Hurley
Gus
Postal Manager O T Moore Resigns After 61 Years of Service
O T Moore, longtime Macon Postal Telegraph manager since 1927, will retire December 31 and move to Macon Georgia to live with his daughter. Born 1862 in Pittsboro North Carolina, he began in railroads and moved to Western Union in 1904, later joining Postal Telegraph as manager in Macon.
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O. T. Moore
Postal Telegraph Company
Macon
Moore
Mr. Moore
Pittsboro
Old
Danville
Richmond
Atlanta
Greensboro
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Postal
Telesgraph
Raleigh
Southern Division
Anderson
8. C
Winston-Salem
G. FB. Leonard
North Carolina
Graphic Industries
Jockey Remembers Longtime Ride and Rivalry
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a jockey who knew the sport well and a rival he never forgot. The faded lines hint at racing era memories and a mentor-like figure guiding the memories.
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