Bucknell Mentor To Succeed Collins As Head Gridiron Prof
UNC selects Carl Snavely Bucknell coach to replace Charles Collins as head football mentor for 1934 with captain George Barclay from Natrona PA. Snavely’s likely salary around 6000 a year includes naming his assistants Maxwell Reed and a general assistant likely Clark Hinkle. Barclay joins as captain. Hunk Anderson leaves NC State for three years, succeeding Clipper Smith.
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Bucknell
Collins
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Athletic Council
Carl Snavely
Bucknell University
Charles C
Chuck) Collins
George T. Barclay
Natrona
Snavely
Bellfonte Academy
Kiski
Robert Fetzer
Maxwell Reed
Lina
Hunk) Anderson
N. C. State College
John P
Clipper) Smith
Madison Bell
Texas A
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Carroll College
Old
Arkansas
Lebanon Valley
Lebanon Valley Eleven
Barclay
Tar Heels
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Bill Croom
Burgaw
Hunk Gets Glad Hand From the Boys
A fragmented clipping notes various odd facts including Primo Carnera as a boxing champion with a 21 shoe size and Paul Revere as a cartoonist engraver and founder. It mentions 38 islands in New York City and Tillamook County Oregon as the wettest spot with 130 inches of rain annually.
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Primo Carnera
Tillamook County
Oregon
United States
Young Elon College Springboard to Pirates Dream
Wade Marlette recalls a small taste of the big top in 1928 when Elon College produced him as a promising rookie in baseball. Barney Dreyfuss helped secure a contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates, sending Marlette to Forbes Field where he trained and played in exhibitions during the Pirates road trip.
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Wade Marlette
Elon College
Poe
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Marlette
Smoky City
Buccan
Forbesfield
Pirates
Bucs
Duke and N C State clash for Big Five lead
Duke and North Carolina State meet in Raleigh to decide leadership of the Big Five basketball race as both clubs beat Davidson and Wake Forest and UNC shares the top. UNC White Phantoms defeated Wake Forest 41 to 21 in Chapel Hill with Weathers scoring 19 before injury. High Point fell to Lynchburg 44 to 22 in Virginia.
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Charlotte
Duke
N. C. State
Raleigh
North Carolina
Red Terrors
Blue Devils
Davidson
Wake Forest
Tar Heels
High Point
Purple Panthers
Roanoke College
Roanoke
University of North Carolina White Phantoms
Chapel Hill
Weathers
Carolina
Twins weigh Boston aid for Piedmont league run
Winston-Salem baseball figures consider a Boston Red Sox proposal for financial help to operate the Twins in 1934. Eddie Collins outlined a working agreement to supply players and cash in return for first rights to talented players. No decision yet after talks with Piedmont league president Dan W. Hill and NACBL president Judge Bramham.
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Winston-Salem
Boston Red Sox
Twins
Eddie Collins
Boston Americans
A. C. Miller
Southside Park
Luke Stuart
Giants
J. M. Smith
Collins
Red Sox
Dan W. Hill
Asheville
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Blindfolded Cat Landings and Wet Weather Flax Seed Release
A blindfolded cat is claimed to land on its feet from any drop. The flax plant variety is described as releasing its seed only in wet weather.
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Inal
Maxwell Reid
Clark Hinkle
Hunk
Paul Revere
Goldsmith
Ao and Cannon
Soler
New York City
Arizona
North Carolina State College
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Anderson
Gyeib
Frank Barfield
Fas
Alice Brady
Maureen O'Sullivan
Franchot Tone
Phillips Holmes
Ted Healy
Rialto
MC Oltaire
Ralph Morgan
Victor Jory
Loretta Young
Geo, Brent
Fatty Arbuckle
Thomasville
Nuff
State
Lynchburg, College
Virginia
Boston
Paris
Matinee
Viaurice
Broadhurst
Merian C. Cooper
Associate Producer
Kenneth Macgowan
Louisa May Alcott
Joan Bennett
Paul Lukas
Frances Dee Jean Parker
Edna May Oliver Douglass Montgomery
Henry Stephenson
George Cukor
Paramount Theatre
America
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