North Carolina Football Gate Receipts Trend Across 1932 Season
North Carolina football crowds varied with performance and travel distance. Davidson drew 16 500 after price cuts, Duke and UNC saw mixed results with price reductions, N C State averaged about 27 800 over five games, Wake Forest played a single home game and attendance overall remained uncertain for 1933.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Davidson
Wildcats
Duke
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Pat Duke
Wallace Vale
N. C. State
Wake Forest
Carson-Newman
Oregon Beats Louisiana Tigers In Cold Baton Rouge
In sub freezing wind the Oregon Ducks defeated the Louisiana Tigers before about 1200 spectators. Oregon scored two touchdowns, both set up by passes and powered by Mikulak, Kostka and Temple. Temple to Gee produced the first. Joe Almokary and Bill Lobdell starred for Louisiana with strong defense by Roy Wilson.
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Webfooters
L. 8
Ralph Wheatley
Associated Press
Baton Rouge, la
Stout
University of Oregon Today
Becae Te Bie Socmcatse
Louisiana
Oregon
Almokary
Temple
Gee
Mikulak
Morgan
All South Atlantic mythical team chosen by sport writers
Eight colleges placed players on the third annual All South Atlantic mythical football team selected by writers from North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Maryland. Ends Tom Halligan William and Mary Dan Wood Furman. Tackles Freddie Crawford Duke Bill Grims VPI. Guards Gene Hite VPI Ralph Peden Furman. Center Lewis Reiss Virginia. Quarterback Lowell Mason Duke. Halfbacks Ray Poppelman Maryland Charlie Pearce Davidson. Fullback Edgar Cumiskey NC State.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Tom Halligan
William and Mary
Dan Wood
Furman
Freddie Crawford
Duke
Bill Grims
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Gene Hite
Ralph Peden
Lewis Reiss
University of Virginia
Lowell Mason
Duke University
Ray Poppelman
University of Maryland
Charlie Pearce
Davidson
Edgar “Mope
Cumiskey
North Carolina State
W. N. Cox
The
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
C. K. Marshall, Jr
Baltimore Sun
Fred Haney
Durham Herald
A. L. Banister
Asheville Times
Wilton Garrison
Spartanburg Herald
Carl Weimer
Greenville News
Henry Cauthen
Charleston News and Courier
Waderson
Charlotte News
Bears Triumph 27 6 Over Georgia Tech In Memorial Stadium
California's Bears overpower Georgia Tech 27 to 6 in a sun drenched clash at Memorial Stadium. Ground explosions and sharp aerial play secure a dominant inter sectional win before 7000 fans, with Schaldach scoring twice and Williams adding another.
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Georgia Tech
Bears
California
Tech
Schaldach
Williams
Georgia
Evans
Millikan
Tom Fitzpatrick
Utah
Florida Routs UCLA 12 2 In Season Finale Riot of Points
Florida sophomores stun a favored UCLA squad 12 to 2 in a surprising season closer. Key moments include a second quarter touchdown after a blocked punt, a third period safety for California, and a late long pass to finish the scoring.
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Dillon Graham
Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Elven
University of California At Los
McCanly
Henderson
California
Coata
Paris Adopts Nose Rings Recalling Slavery Era Fashion
Reports say Parisian fashion embraces nose rings inspired by African slave era styles, sparking debate on cultural appropriation and historical memory.
United States Leads Silk Goods Output Worldwide
The United States produces 96 percent of the world’s finished silk goods, highlighting its dominant role in the global silk industry and trade.
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United States
Gold production tops four hundred sixty nine billion yearly
About 469 million dollars worth of gold is produced each year, reflecting ongoing global mining and refining activity. The statistic emphasizes the value generated by the gold industry and its impact on markets and economies.
Henderson and Schirmer: Safety Behind Own Foal
Sparse notes show officials Hutchins Perry Powell Stret and field judge. No clear game result or date.
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Henderson
Schirmer
Uv. c. Lh. A
Florida
Hutchins
Purdue
Perry
Sewanee
Powell
Wisconsin
Stret
Auburn
Mal Stevens Resigns as Yale Head Coach
Yale announces the resignation of Mal Stevens after five seasons as head football coach to devote more time to his medical career. Malcolm Farmer notes Stevens had weighed this decision for two years. the 1933 staff will be named later. Stevens posts a 21–16–8 record and holds medical roles at New Haven Hospital and Yale School of Medicine.
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New Haven
Conn
Mal Stevens
Yale
Malcolm Farmer
Board of Control
Athletica
Stevens
Elle
Harvard
Dartmouth
Brown
Army
Bates
Chicazo
Princeton
Tad Jones
Farmer
University
Reggie Root
Harvey Herman
Pennsylvania
Red” Bialik
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
New Haven Hospital
Yale School of Medicine
Newington
Hard Card Lined Up For Carolina Fresh
Carolina freshman boxers face a tough schedule facing first year teams of rivals except Penn State. Archie Allen coaches the Tar Babies with potential two or three standout boxers. Jan 14 V P I at Blacksburg. Jan 21 N C State here. Jan 28 V M I here. Feb 4 Virginia here. Feb 11 Oak Ridge Military Institute there. Feb 18 Duke at Durham.
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Chapel Hill
V. P. Tr
Blacksburg
Virginia
Oak Ridge M. I
Duke
Durham
Giants Announce 1933 Spring Training Schedule
The New York Giants unveil a 32 game spring slate from Catalina Island to West Point with 21 against major league clubs including Detroit Cubs Pirates and White Sox. Two squads depart for Los Angeles February 19 and February 24. final prep games organize under Manager Bill Terry by March 1.
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New York
New York Giants
Catalina Island
West Point
Detroit
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Los Angeles
Bill Terry
Cubs
West Coast
Detroit Tigers
Phoenix
Arizona
Art Nehf
Memphis
Terry
J. J. Tierney
Catalina
Postnatal Neurogenesis Debunked and Pumpkin Growth Note
A claim that no nerve cells grow after birth is evaluated alongside a remark that the pumpkin is purely American and Europeans do not cultivate it. The text blends neuroscience statement with a horticultural aside, reflecting a miscellaneous excerpt.
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America
North Carolina Wrestlers Schedule Six 1933 Meets
CHAPEL HILL Dec. 17 Six meets have been scheduled for the 1933 wrestling team at the University of North Carolina announced by George E. Shepard assistant graduate manager The schedule includes N C State at Raleigh January 16 V P I at Chapel Hill January 21 V M I at Chapel Hill January 28 W and L at Lexington Va February 4 Duke at Durham and February ? at Chapel Hill
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
George E. Shepard
N. C. State
Raleigh
W. and
Lexington
Duke
Durham
Chapel Ill
Negro College Seven-Game 1933 Schedule
Johnson C. Smith University announces a seven game football schedule for 1933. The Smithies will play Hampton at Hampton on Oct 7, A. and T. at Charlotte on Oct 14, N. C. College at Charlotte on Oct 21, Shaw University at Raleigh on Oct 28, St. Paul at Lawrenceville on Nov 11, Union at Charlotte on Nov 25, and Livingston at Salisbury on Nov 30.
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Charlotte
Johnson C. Smith University
Smithies
Hampton
N. C. College
Shaw University
Raleigh
St. Paul
Lawrenceville
Union
Livingston
Salisbury
Police Basketball Team Prepares for Season
The Police department basketball team is shaping up for competition in the Commercial basketball league sponsored by the local Y M C A. A practice session was held Tuesday morning at the local association building and all players wishing to try out are asked to report. Another practice is set for Thursday night at 7:30.
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Atlanta
William
Silver Bill
Suic
Southern Baseball Association
Bill
Montgomery
Ala
Jackson
Mich
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Oakland
Chicago
Cincinnati
Charlie Frank
Southern Association
Memphis
New Orleans
Westminster
Police Department
Y. M
Etco
Association
Salvation Army Five
Robins Refuse To Trade Vance With The Ball Clubs
New York AP report says the Brooklyn Dodgers refused the waiver price for Arthur Vance aiming to keep him for part time work next season. Giants Reds and Cubs showed interest if they could secure him at 7500 dollars. Bill Terry left Memphis after signaling little hope of reviving a deal involving Sam Leslie Johnny Frederick and others.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Arthur
Dazzy) Vance
Giants
Darter
Dodgers
Reds
Cubs
Vance
Bill Terry
Memphis
Tenn
Brooklyn
Sam Leslie
Johnny Frederick
Dodger
Pony Track Front Wheels Jump Track Delays Train
Snow and frost caused the pony track wheels of the engine pulling Southern Passenger Train 26 to leave the rails at Wrens street crossing. Workers rerouted the train to restore service, halting traffic on Main street while the locomotive was repaired and the train continued northward after a two hour delay.
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Tee
Wrens Street
Southern
Wrenn Street Main Street
Texas Oil Fields Closed By Order
The Texas Railroad Commission ordered East Texas oil fields shut down until January 1 to allow engineers to gauge bottom hole pressure and collect data ahead of a December 28 hearing on proration and operations affecting all Texas fields.
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Austin
Tex
East Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas
Guilford And Elon To Join College League
Annapolis Md December 17 A mid Atlantic small college conference formed by St Johns athletic director M Talbot Riggs is planned with members including Hampden Sydney Haverford Swarthmore American University Elon Guilford and others from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and North Carolina A Washington meeting will be set next month to finalize details and possible members were announced after talks with these colleges
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Annapolis
mid-Atlantic States
M. Talbot Riggs
St. John’s College
Charles Bernier
Hampden Sydney and I
Rizes
Haverford
Swarthmore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
St. John’s
Annageolis
Hampden - Sydney
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Randolphe Macon
Bridgewater
Emory and Henry
District of Columbia
American University
Elon
Guilford
Washington
Riggs
mid-Atlantic
Reds Acquire Sunny Jim Bottomley to Fortify Lineup
The Cincinnati Reds trade for Sunny Jim Bottomley from the St. Louis Cardinals adding Hafey to form the Reds’ nucleus for 1928. Owen Carroll and Estill Crabtree go to St Louis in exchange as Bottomley shifts to first base.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Sunny Jim" Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Chick Hafey
Redland
Cardinals
Owen Carroll
Estill Crabtree
Bottomley
Reds
Hafey
Sidney Weir
Dan Howley
Howley
Dante Hush
Ottomley
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