State Hopes for Open Football Battle in Raleigh
Charles Smith and Roy Rex lead North Carolina State’s backfield as they meet rival North Carolina in Raleigh. UNC relies on Don Jackson and Chuck Collins passing, with Childers and Snyder in the backfield to boost the Tar Heel ground game. Duke's Carl Shock may miss action with a leg injury, while Wake Forest prepares for Clemson and Auburn features Casey Kimbrell.
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Raleigh
Wolfpack
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Salisbury
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Georgia Tech
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Chuck Collins
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Snyder
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Carolina
Burnett
University
Tech
South Carolina Car Licenses Declared Illegal for Now
In Columbia on November 1 1933 South Carolina issued license plates were illegal yet motorists used them without arrest for the moment. B R Stroup director of the highway motor vehicle division said patrols would not press cases until licenses were processed. License sales remained heavy.
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B. R. Stroup
Highway Motor Vehicle Division
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Notre Dame’s diploma corps shapes football policy and rivals
Notre Dame continues its “set-up game” philosophy under athletic director Jesse Harper and coach Rockne, emphasizing playing teams within its athletic class. The piece traces Harper’s return, his role in stabilizing relations with rivals like Army, and the university’s stance on choosing level matches over easy tuneups.
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Alan Gould
South Bend
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Fighting Irish
Diplomatic Corps
Jesse Harper
Kansas
West Point
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Army
Yankee Stadium
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Lombard College of Illinois
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Duke Faces Rough Auburn in Southland Showdown
The Durham Saturday game pits Wallace Wade's Duke Blue Devils against Auburn's hard-hitting Plainsmen in a crucial test. Injuries plague Duke with Hendrickson and Shock out. State and Carolina also clash in Raleigh as fans hope for decisive results and an overall strong showing from Carolina following their sweep of Tech.
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Humorous tale echoes college football speaks
Ed Hedrick forwards a joke about modern players and a rival South Carolina college. A visiting coach confronts language barriers with players who “don’t speak English” except signals. A famed All American captain’s grief reveals he can read and write only after a dramatic campus moment.
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South Carolina
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Washington
Salisbury High Faces High Point In Key Scrimmage
Salisbury High School football coach says his team could lead in the Western Conference after a sharp scrimmage against Salisbury. The Bisons showed improved backfield drive and line play led by Ralph Johnson Walter Sprye and Willie Hinkle. A large crowd is expected Friday as Salisbury seeks to redeem last week’s 40 to 0 defeat and challenge the High Point squad.
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Ralph Johnson
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Reidsville
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Klein To Cubs Again Rumored In Philly
Philadelphia November 1 The Phillies president Gerald Nugent said the club must part with some players to gain financial help. Rumors say Chuck Klein would be traded to the Chicago Cubs for Mark Koenig a pitcher and cash. Other reports center on Spud Davis to St Louis, Jimmy Wilson to Philadelphia and cash, with further deals discussed involving Dick Bartell to Boston Braves and other players and cash going to Philadelphia.
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Mark Koenig
Spud Davis
St. Louis Cardinals
Jimmy Wilson
Dick Bartell
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Notre Dame Seeks Natural Rivals After Tough Loss
Notre Dame officials and Lombard were hurt by a recent defeat, strengthening the belief that facing teams of similar caliber improves both strain and enjoyment for the players. Authors argue for a season built on natural rivals rather than mismatched opponents.
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Lombard
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Carolina Guard Barclay lauded by writers and coaches
Sports writers and coaches praise George Barclay Tar Heels guard after the Georgia Tech game calling him dynamite and All-Southern All-American material. Atlanta writers also hail his defense and overall play while noting his team’s modest record this season.
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University of North Carolina
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Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
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Bill Alexander
Atlanta
Tech
Georgia
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Atlanta Constitution
Ed Myers
At Journal
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Pennsy
Duke Faces Challenging Stretch as Inspired Opponents Loom
Duke fears an upset as an inspired Auburn team visits Duke Stadium after a tight loss to Kentucky. The October slate includes North Carolina and North Carolina State, with Maryland and Georgia Tech also on the 1933 schedule, raising doubts about an undefeated season.
New Banana Variant Resists Panama Disease
A new banana type has been developed that is immune to the Panama disease which has devastated the banana industry in recent years. The discovery offers hope for growers facing ongoing losses and may reshape future production and export potential.
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YMCA Volleyball Tests Eight Teams In City Wide Event
East Coast Line trounced School Faculty 15-1 15-11 while Marlette and First Baptist lead winners. East Coast Line beat M P 15-6 16-13. First Reformed Sunday fell to Y M C A 15-6 7-15 13-8. Friday schedule lists East Coast Line vs Col e y at 7 40 and other matchups.
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