New Year’s North Carolina Duke play off urged
Duke coach Jimmy DeHart and UNC officials voiced support for a charity North Carolina Duke football playoff. The proposal aims to benefit a charity with a potential site at Duke Stadium or Greensboro War Memorial Stadium, contingent on faculty approval and exam schedules.
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Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
DeHart
North Carolina University
Duke
Woolen
Greensboro
War Memorial Stadium
Kenan Memorial Stadium
Chapel Hill
Blue Devils
Spicer Tops Southern Conference Scorers in Football
Carey Spicer of Kentucky led the Southern Conference scoring race with 75 points in the season just ended. Campbell of Alabama was runner-up with 73 points, while Roberts of Georgia and Berger of Maryland tied for third with 72. The report notes several players who moved among the top ranks and highlights Hackman of Tennessee as the only newcomer among the top scorers. In a separate item, Cambridge Maryland reports Jesse W. Booze received £904.50 from the state conservation department for killing hawks, fifty cents per bird.
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Atlanta
Carey Spicer
University of Kentucky
Campbell
Alabama
Spicer
Roberts
Georgia
Berger
Maryland
Hackman
Tennessee
Florida
Itherals
Askew
Vanderbilt
Souls Wiorlda
Pat
Tot
Kentucky
Ian Campbell
Zimmerman
Tulane
Murray
Duke
Almohary
Welch
Clemson
Harvin
Wanderill
Sauls
Cambridge
Jesse W. Booze
State Conservation Department
Tennessee Notch Below Leaders After Tough Season
Tennessee, once favored for the Southern Conference title, finished just a notch below Alabama and Tulane amid injuries to Gene McEver and key players. Under Bob Neyland, the Vols beat Vanderbilt and Kentucky, lost only to Alabama, and earned praise for Bobby Dodd, whose versatile play guided an otherwise weakened lineup.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Alabama
Tulane
Knoxville
Gene McEver
Vols
Paul Hug
Fritz Brandt
Pecker
Cox
Associated Press
South
Dodd
McGugin
Vanderbilt
Benny Friedman
Michigan
Buddy Hackman
Florida Saturger
Billiards Play Opens Tonight World Championship field announced
New York December 8 Ralph Greenleaf defending champion leads eight players in a round robin world billiards championship at Dwyer s Broadway academy tonight. Opponents include Frank Taberski of Schenectady Erwin Rudolph of Chicago Bennie Allen of Kansas City Pasqualie Natalie of Baltimore Onofrio Lauri of New York Thomas Boatmen of Portland Oregon and Arthur Woods of New York.
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New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Dwver
Broadway Academy Tonight
Greenleaf
Asrank Taberski
Schenectady
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Pasqualie Natalie
Baltimore
Onofr
Twelve Doctors With Out-Of-State Licenses Granted N. C. Papers
The North Carolina state board of medical examiners announced that twelve physicians licensed in other states and recommended by their boards have received licenses to practice in North Carolina without repeating state examinations. Names include Dr John M. C. Coyington Portsmouth Virginia and others from Indiana, Delaware, Tennessee, South Carolina, Massachusetts, Ohio, Virginia, and New York, among others.
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Raleigh
N. C
Dew
North Carolina
State Board of Medical Examiners
John M. C. Coyington
Portsmouth
J. W Boyton
Martinsville
Ind
Board Harden
Purlinton
M. B. Heleman
Wilmington
Del
Heckiel Howell
Raan Mountain
Tenn
Julius D. Johnson
Aiken, & C
William Shipp Justice
Boston
Mass
M. R. Snodscrass
Kegin
Ohio
T. F. Wheelgan
Richmond
Tyree Cheathan Wyatt
New York
Freshman class picks Miss Jesmine Bland secretary treasurer
North Carolina State College in Raleigh reports a historic first as Miss Jesmine Bland, a Raleigh co ed, is elected secretary treasurer of the freshman class breaking a 41 year precedent in campus student government.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina State College
Jesmine Bland
Notre Dame Raiders Triumph Over Trojans 27–0 in LA
Knute Rockne era Notre Dame swept Southern California in Los Angeles to extend undefeated streak to 19 and claim Kissmann trophy. Frank Carideo directed the offense with two TDs including an 8 yard keeper, Paul O Connor starred as fullback, and Bert Ometzer and Nicholas Lukats added scores as USC defense faltered.
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Los Angeles
Knute Rockne
Raiders
Notre Dame
Southern California
Trojans
Far West
Troy
Frank Carideo
Paul ‘‘Bucky
O'Connor
Marchmont Schwartz
Bert Ometzer
Carideo
Schwartz
Rockne
Marty Brill
Onss
Ernie Pinckett
Nicholas Lukats
Chapel Hill
Duke
Atlanta
Georgia
Yellow Jackets
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Florida
New Bern Justice Promises Free Marriages Amid Hard Times
Pauline Barrington, New Bern's marrying justice of the peace, vows to wed couples for free as depressions pressure finances. In High Point a party at Mrs. Roy Burton's home ended with small boys throwing firecrackers. Mrs. A. R. Cox and Miss Eula Smith fainted, and police anticipate arrests.
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New Bern
Pauline Barrington
Justice of the Peace
High Point
Roy Burton
A. R. Cox
Asheboro
Eula Smith
Prisoner Floods City Jail With Bathroom Spigots
John Davis, held in Spartanburg, turned on all water spigots in the city jail causing a flood on the second floor. He was moved to the dungeon.
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Spartanburg
S. C
John Davis
Davis
Midwest Teams Open 1980-81 Seasons Tonight
Chicago dispatch notes Notre Dame and three Big Ten programs begin their 1980-81 campaigns tonight as four Midwestern basketball teams launch the season.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Army Navy game tops week s menu
New York December 8 The Army Navy game resumes for charity after a four year break at Van Cortlandt Park New York for Salvation Army unemployment relief. Navy upset Penn 26 to 0 boosting interest though Navy’s season remains mediocre and Army has only Notre Dame and Yale to beat.
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New York
Army-Navy
Vance Stadium
Salvation Army
Navy
Pennsylvania
Midshipmen
Quakers
Penn
Littl
Army
Notre Dame
Yale
Vrivalling Colgate
Fordham
Sugar Cane Becomes New Florida Crop In Everglades
Tall sugar cane stalks form a waving sea of green across the Everglades as more than 23,900 acres are cultivated in muck lands. Canal Point hosts government trials with a new variety aimed at boosting American production.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Everglades
Florida
Canal Point
Southern College Stars Shine Amid All American Debate
Southern football boasted its top players and teams with a record season yet only one Alabama star made the All American first team. Notre Dame dominated selections as other regions claimed multiple players, while local charity game featured Teeny Barber's dominant performance for the Pan thers All Stars.
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South
East
Mid-West
Far West
Notre Dame
Sington
Alabama
Roberts
Cat Fish Smith
Dodd
Hackman
Murray
Branch
Robert Burns
Panthers
All Stars
Teeny Barber
Martinsville
Virginia
Martisville
All Southern
Beall
Italy Wool Crop Slump After 1930 Production Decline
Italy's wool output for eight months in 1930 fell from 1929 levels. Early last year production stood at 1 35 860 tons, but this year dropped to 1 117 637 tons.
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Taly
Rome
Italy
Macaluso A Colgate Star Eyes Diplomacy After Football
Leonard Macaluso, Colgate’s top scorer and line backer, plans a diplomatic career after graduation. He trained last summer in road work using a sledge hammer and now studies stenography as part of his prep for service abroad. In Rome, Mussolini refereed fencing among fascist militia officers with no dispute, demonstrating his authority.
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Hamilton
N. Y
Leonard Macaluso
Colgate
Rome
Mussolini
Duce
Duke of Sutherland Heads to Hollywood to Visit Fairbanks
New York reports the Duke of Sutherland traveling incognito to Hollywood to call on Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford, signaling a discreet royal visit to the stars.
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New York
Duke of Sutherland
Hollywood
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Peeters Finds Life Safe in Chicago After Return
Brussels resident F Peeters, back from a ten month fellowship at the University of Chicago, told friends that his life in Chicago had felt as safe as anywhere.
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Brussels
F. Peeters
University of Chicago
Chicago
New York Bride Inherits Half Million From Grandparents
Eleanor Hutton Sturgesbride, once faced with family disapproval over her marriage to a playwright, has reached her minority and inherited 500000 pounds from her cereal-manufacturing grandparents.
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New York
Eleanor Hutton Sturgesbride
Bronze Sword Found On Gothland Island Dates Ancient War
A 27 inch bronze sword dating about 3500 years old was discovered on Visby in Gotland. The artifact remains in good condition with a few nicks from ancient combats, highlighting its historical significance in the Baltic region.
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Visby
Sweden
Gothland
Baltic Sea
Australian girl in Birdum through the mail gets government help
In Birdum Central Australia an 11 year old girl living with parents becomes a local celebrity. She wrote a newspaper in Sydney telling about herself and now receives many letters from children. The government has expanded mail handling facilities to cope with Birdum’s growing mail volume.
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Darwin
Australia
Birdum
Sydney
Dialogue Excerpt on Kiss Request Between Mother and Daughter
A short courtroom or salon exchange where a mother advises refusing a kiss if asked, while the daughter questions what to do if no kiss is requested. The line is attributed to Travaso in Rome.
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Travaso
Rome
Diegel Wins San Francisco Open Golf Match
Leo Diegel, Agua Caliente pro, defeats Al Espinosa 6 and 4 to win the first annual San Francisco open match play tournament. prize money totals 7500 dollars with Diegel earning 1600 and Espinosa 1065, others receiving 532 and 320 in earlier rounds. Espinosa faced news of his sister Lydia Sorrell's death during finals.
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San Francisco
Leo Deigel
Agua Caliente
al Espinosa
Chicago
Espinosa
Lydia Sorrell
Los Angeles
Diegel
George von Elm
Detroit
Joe Ezar
Abe Espinosa
Willie Groggin
Gene Sarazen
Flushing
N. Y
Fred Morrison
Alhambra
Cal
NC Unemployment Council to be led by Prof Roswell Henninger
Raleigh dispatch notes Prof Roswell W Henninger of NC State will head Gov Gardner’s unemployment and relief council. Henninger helped draft North Carolina’s workmen compensation law and directed public relations for the compensation commission. Gardner earmarks 5000 dollars for the unf operated program with offices in the agricultural building aiding county and town initiatives.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gov. Gardner
Council On Unemployment and Relief
North Carolina
Roswell W. Henninger
N. CC
Henninger
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Air Service
University of Pennsylvania
Unemployment Commission
State Department of Welfare
Bureau of Labor and Printing
The
State Board of Educations
Colgate's Len Sacaluse Sets Football Scoring Record
Len Sacaluse, Colgate fullback, won the national scoring title with 145 points from 19 touchdowns 25 PATs and one field goal in ten games. Mosler of Southern California was runner-up with 105 points.
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Bs Associates
New York University
Len Sacaluse
Colgate
Mosler
Southern California
Argentina's first hydro electric power station built in 1898
A historic highlight notes Argentina established its first hydro electric power station in 1898 marking an early milestone in national energy development. It underscores early adoption of hydro power and the country's industrial progression.
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Argentina
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