Stribling Knocks Out Christner In Third Round
Georgia boxing star William L. Stribling Jr. overwhelmed K. O. Christner of Akron in three rounds to reinforce his title contender status. A streaming nose injury forced Christner to retire as ref Johnny Brassill halted the bout. Dekuh scored a decisive win in Kansas City over Hartwell, setting up a Atlanta clash on November 11.
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Boston
William L. Stribling, Jr
Georgia
Boxing Pride
Rugged K. O. Christner
Akron
Ohio
Ter
Christner
Stribling
Meyer
Otto von Porat
Phil Scott
Johnny Brassil
Arthur Dekuh
New York
Atlanta
Bill Hartwell
Kanesas City
Stadium ticket pricing and seating changes noted
An article fragment mentions reduced admission with seats split between reserved and general areas and a noon event at a stadium in the eastern section. It also references a Davidson stage and ticket pricing, with partial figures noted as fifty cents and one dollar, implying a price restructure to attract attendees.
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Athletic
Wofford-Da
Ion
Mills Home Bears Defeat Oxford Masons 18-0 in Thomasville
Mills Home Bears blanked the Oxford Masons 18-0 in Thomasville as Clary Fox and Warren scored touchdowns. Martin shone as a pass catcher and Ratledge along with Baker powered the line for the Bears. The Masons fought hard throughout the game.
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Thomasville
Mills
Bears
Oxford Masons
Clary
Fox
Warren
Martin
Ratledge
Baker
Bains
Masons
Fights Last Night in Boston and Chicago
W L Young Stribling of Macon Georgia defeated K O Christner of Akron Ohio by technical knockout in Boston. Jerry Griffith of Sioux City major decision over George Neron of Greece in Chicago.
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Boston
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Macon
K. O. Christner
Akron
Chicago
Jerry
Tuffy) Griffith
Sioux City
George Neron
Greece
Kentucky Alabama Clash Stands Out In South Play
ATLANTA November 1 The Kentucky Alabama game drew the most interest as the top Southern Conference clash. Other notable matchups included Georgia Florida in Savannah Chapel Hill NC versus North Carolina Georgia Tech in Atlanta Vanderbilt Mississippi in Nashville and Tulane Mississippi Aggies in New Orleans. Maryland Virginia Virginia Poly Virginia vs Washington and Lee and Davidson Sewanee at Rice Institute Auburn at Wofford Duke vs Villanova and William and Mary vs Mississippi College also featured in the season notes.
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Rice Institute
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Buddy Hackman
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Justus
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Warner
Harry Stuhldreher
Poor Horsemen” Fame
Rockne
Murray
Davis
Rosky
South Bend
Ind
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Indiana
Homecoming clash tops North Carolina gridiron slate
Chapel Hill sees a homecoming crowd of about 16,000 to 24,000 as North Carolina hosts Georgia Tech with Larry Johnston suspended and four Tech players returning from injuries. Governors Gardner and Hardman and presidents Brittain Graham Gaines attend the pageant amid a full slate of SEC and regional games.
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Lucy
Larry Johnston
Bill Alexander
Tech
Dunlap
Gardner
North Carolina
Hardman
Georgia
Brittain
Georgia Tech
Graham
Gaines
Washington and Lee
Kenan Stadium
Demonstrations in invalid cookery draw public interest
Reidsville reports shows practical home cookery lessons in Rockingham County. Miss Marjorie Holmes notes women of Reidsville, aided by a community chest committee, will teach mill workers out of work. Apple Clarke club earned 110 at the fair, funds to support home demonstration programs.
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Reidsville
Rockingham County
Marjorie Holmes
Community Chest
Apple-Clarke Club
Northwestern Great Back Brings Power to Simple Tackle Plays
Des Moines report credits Northwestern coach Dick Hanley with a standout back, Hank Bruder, at 200 pounds. Bruder is described as fast and graceful, delivering steady gains on off tackle runs from the two wing back set. Russell snaps the ball to Bruder, who is aided by Eliphant and Rentner at the line as Lee Hanley and Kent open running lanes.
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Des Moines
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Hank Bruder
Bruder
Ply
Eliphant
Rentner
Lee Hanley
Kent
Tunney and Mara legal battle moves to larger court
New York November 1 The half million dollar dispute between Gene Tunney and sports promoter Timothy J Mara was shifted to a larger courtroom to handle crowds. Mara accuses Tunney of breaching a contract for 10 percent of the Dempsey purse and 25 percent of later earnings as cross examination resumes.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Timothy J. Mara
Mara
Tunney
Dempsey
Miami Beach
Fla
Berlenbach
Horsemen Packing To Leave Chicago
Horses and turf followers were packing up to leave Chicago after 158 days of racing with more than 2 million dollars in prize money contested. Jockey W Johns led the meeting with 29 victories at Hawthorne.
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Chicago
W. Johns
Saville Named to Federal Beach Erosion Board
Raleigh Nov 1 Thorndike Saville of the University of North Carolina is named by the federal government to the beach erosion board. Saville, chief engineer for North Carolina’s conservation department, is one of three civilians on a seven member body. He directs the state coast investigations aiding erosion control, navigation, and fisheries.
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Raleigh
Thorndike Saville
University of North Carolina
Federal
Saville
State Department of Conservation and Development
Department
United States
Army Engineers
North Carolina
American Shore and Beach Preservation Association
Eastern Games Draw 300000
New York November 1. Half a million or more fans planned to attend eastern football games today. Yale and Dartmouth drew 76,000 at the Yale bowl, while 506,000 were set for the Pennsylvania Kansas clash and Carnegie Tech NYU rivalry. Syracuse Brown attracted large crowds, Columbia hosted unbeaten Cornell, Fordham entertained West Virginia, and Harvard anticipated a light task against William and Mary.
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Yale
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Carnegie Tech
New York University
Syracuse
Brown
Columbia
Cornell
Fordham
West Virginia
Harvard
William and Mary
Joyous Sofia Hails Queen Joanna Return Of Bulgarian Royals
Sofia celebrated the return of Czar Boris III and Queen Joanna with spontaneous dancing in the streets. The royal couple mingled with crowds outside the palace, unrecognized by most, as students serenaded them. Police relaxations allowed public access and even climbing the palace grill. Four hundred prisoners will be pardoned unconditionally and 800 others’ fines reduced as royal favors. Officials denied any life threat against Boris. precautions were due to Italian police concerns about anti fascist plots.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris III
Joanna
Boris
Bourgas
Loanna
Sweetly Said First Tramp and the Coffee Cup Sugar
Two tramps share a brief exchange after one returns a purse. The woman offers a cup of coffee and gives two lumps of sugar as payment, highlighting a small roadside interaction.
Start of U S Border Patrol in 1924 Noted
The United States immigration border patrol began operations on July 1 1924 marking a significant shift in national border enforcement authorities and procedures across the U S.
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United States Immigration Border Patrol
Foreclosure Sale Notice for 1930 High Point Property
Notice from J Allen Austin Trustee to Rob ert James Holt and Elizabeth Holt. Under a 1925 deed of trust and 1930 substitution, foreclosure sale set for December 2, 1930, at 2 PM at the courthouse door in Gre gor o. Property at No 50 Denny Street in High Point Guilford County described as part of Willenbar Terrace blocks 20 and 21. Austin & Turner retain attorneys.
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State OF
North Carolina
Guilford
Robert James Holt
Elizabeth Holt
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Register of Deeds
Gregoro
City of
Point
North Carol
Eas
Denny Street
Montlieu Avenue
Pen Street
Schwartz
J. D. Brame
High Point
Willenbar Terrace
J. Allen Austin
Austin & Turner
Attys
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